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Speaker 1 (00:01):
All right, good evening, everybody, and thank you for tuning
in to this special two hundredth episode of SCV Chat
celebrating five wonderful years of well, I'm gonna say it's wonderful.
I don't know about your time. It's been a time. Well,
we'll talk about it later, but before we get started.
The views and opinions expressed on this broadcast are not
(00:21):
necessarily those of the SCVHGC, it's executive director, the anybody else,
the divisions, brigade, camps, or the subsidiaries. Hey, it would
not be a two hundredth episode without me messing up
our disclaimer. It really wouldn't. But it is around the bottom.
And of course we are here at the national reunion
with a wonderful crowd of chat heads and co patriots.
How's everybody doing tonight? Well, thank y'all for coming out
(00:47):
and supporting us, and for the five years of support.
Because God knows born for y'all, we'd have given up
on this a long time ago, probably about what was
our first episode, the Roberty Lee episode, So probably around
the Roberty Lee episode. Yeah, uh uh. If you if
well you can't go back, go back and watch it,
but if you could, you would see that Harrison's Internet
completely like goes out and I'm having a fill in
(01:10):
for his portion of the show. But it's been an
interesting uh couple of years. I remember we have doctor
Hyder in the house, uh watching a video from a
believe It was the eleven Montgomery reunion when you were
History no Chief a Heritage Jobs and in your report
you said, may you live in interesting times? And definitely
these five years have been interesting times for us as
(01:32):
a Chinese curse. I'll never forget that. I quote you
and that a lot of times, so I appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
So we are here at the national reunion, Uh, celebrating,
of course, you know, our confederation coming together and handling
business one of the things that we started a couple
of years ago. Before we get into the history of
our program, do you want to do that? First? Did
the history of the program? Yeah? How much are we
telling about the history of the program. Well, what we
can tell within the rules, that's fair.
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Do you want to just supplement stup some certain things?
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Was like say apple juice, Sure, apple juice. So it
was the twenty twenty reunion of Jacksonville, Florida, course that
was you know, in the height of COVID and the
new officers being sworn in at the banquet, and we
were drinking apple juice, a lot of apple juice, and
we were talking about wouldn't it be great if there
(02:27):
was a way for us to get together with our
compatriots electronically, not necessarily throughout you know, face to face.
Face to face is good, but we didn't know what
the world was coming to, and wouldn't it also be
great if we could use that as a tool to
reach the general public as well as reach the young
people in the audience or in the world. So that's
you know, where social media comes in. And we talked
(02:49):
to some people. We talked to Chuck McMichael. We talked
to Jason both shears. Wherever he is. We're probably gonna
go hunt him down later on. I have a gift
for Jason. Actually, well he's having a seagar instead of
being in here with us. Shame on him.
Speaker 4 (03:03):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
We we have a new bit that we're gonna work
on tonight about the GEC hunter, So that's definitely gonna
happen now real I need a stick to pokeing with someone,
Grab a stick. We're gonna go ook Jason with it
live on air. Yeah. So, uh but excuse me. We
decided that it would be a great idea to try it,
(03:25):
We got permission to try it out, and uh, here
we are five years later, after much more apple juice
consumed and a lot of apple assume during the episodes. Yeah. Uh.
We we've of course have grown to not only sev
chat on Mondays, but look around the Confederation on Thursdays,
look around Florida with Sean on Wednesdays.
Speaker 4 (03:47):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Uh, David Pope has started his uh Friends of Dave
Douglas South Hall Freeman where he does video chat. Michael
Hardy has done his U on Sunday Nights, and it's
just continuing to grow. I know Josh blaken Ship started
something in Tennessee. So you know the reason why we
do this is because of our statistics. We've seen continual
growth every year and last year was our first year
(04:11):
to break over a million people reached. We wanted to
do that again and as of this morning, this morning,
we're at one point three million people worldwide. We have
reached across our various platforms.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
And I do want to point out that's one point
three million people that did not have any influence of
who we were. A lot of our viewers aren't SEV members,
A lot of our loyal viewers are, but we have
had viewers from.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
India, Yeah, Ireland, Canada, Scotland for pretty much all corners
of the globe. Mister Dippy, well, obviously I would hope
so that with that being our home state or s yeah,
Corsack yeah, or with an oh Orsac yeah, that's your
carls Ravish Yeah. But it's been it has been a
(05:09):
fun five years. And one of our things we started
with our very first get together at the Nathan Bebberh
Forrest reinterment, was a Chatthead dinner and awards ceremony, and
we started just instead of trying to do it at
a different place, let's go ahead and do it a reunion.
So without further ado, real quick, I do want to
show Yeah, we've never showed off on an episode of
(05:32):
Chat before. Many people know.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
We have had two logos in our history, the first
one I'm sure y'all are the most familiar with, and
our current one that you saw either on my tie
or on the Facebook Instagram so much. But what y'all
might not know is we actually have a battleflag version
of the SCV chat logo.
Speaker 1 (05:55):
Yeah, and and uh, we're we're talking about this before
the show. We've had that for what two years now, okay,
three years, and it's our first reunion to actually remember
to bring it. I forget it. Yeah, Southern flags and quilts.
If you're looking for somebody to make a camp flag,
(06:15):
did a trade with us. That flag was already created
for another camp, but they changed their mind and suddenly
she had extra inventory. We asked her if she could
modify it for us in exchange for advertising. She's now
making flags left and right and streamers for camp flags
and everything's like that. She is a sweet, sweet lady.
She's very Confederate friendly. Obviously out of the Great and
(06:36):
Sovereign State of Alabama. Cannot speak more highly of her.
So we have a couple of rules when it comes
to scv chat awards. One you have to be present
to win. Two, you cannot be part of the scv
chat crew. Three, if Kayla gets a tiara, you cannot
try to steal it from her because she will kill
(06:57):
you with a corn dog. Yeah, of all things. And
uh for that, it's just like whose line is it anyway,
The awards are made up and the points don't matter.
Do you want me to get up here and parade
them around? Yeah, well, as we do, and we'll start
with and we always add a new award every year.
So this year is of course, it's a lovely Unicorn.
(07:21):
It's our one of a kind award, because you're only
one of a kind. The inaugural one of a kind
award this year. And our awards committee is a is
highly made up of me and Moose and my lovely
sister Susie, who makes these Thank you so much for
putting in your time and effort into making these awards.
But the inaugural yeah, awards to me. And we do
(07:47):
not take bribes me up here apple juice. Uh no, no, no,
I wouldn't. Yeah, I wouldn't put on your head. You
don't want to. You don't want to stretch it out, Yeah, yeah,
(08:14):
I don't want to. Well, our recipient is somebody who
we've gotten to know over the past year. He kept
us awake late last night. He is he is our
lieutenant commander in chief. No, you know you can't. You
can't deny it. You can't deny it. Come on, Tony.
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Come on, you're one of a.
Speaker 5 (08:39):
Kind over over this way.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Okay, Yeah, all right, good job. Basic Yeah, and and
and like basic you know Local ABC. No you don't
(09:13):
hate us yet. M all right, no, no, you can
(09:38):
take it off. We got we got the we got
the pictures. Oh well, well here's the thing. These pictures
will be shared with Frank for the next issue of
The Veteran. Yeah, exactly, all right, is Robert Julson in here? Okay,
I didn't see Our next award is very very special.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
The inaugural award for the Heart, Hearth and the Home
was given to Kayla, where she received a tiara and
Jason Moshier said that he wanted the zara and then
Kayla looked at him with a stake knife in her
hand at the Cattish College in Colombia and said, that
is my scar and we all got scared. So the
(10:23):
Heart and Home award this year goes to somebody who
spent hours volunteering at the museum. I know that Jimmy
could have done half the stuff that he did without you.
That you're at every SEV and I we go to
you have the heart for the SEV. You had the
logo tattooed on your arm. I mean, I think you're pretty.
(10:45):
You were in a life member shirt, so I'm pretty
sure we're stuck with you or you're stuck with us.
The Heart and Home Award goes to Robert Julson, who
was one of our first followers on our old platform
that shone up in.
Speaker 6 (10:57):
A h for some reason.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
It's there we go.
Speaker 4 (11:17):
Yeah, I.
Speaker 1 (11:21):
Think I saw one at the Almo.
Speaker 4 (11:23):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
Yes, our two highest words that we do well. Actually,
there's there's one more. I'm gonna let Moose explain this
one right. Actually, pull up the website real quick, and
if you know what's the what's the r L s
C chat dot com? I know the website all right,
(11:45):
except the cookies, cookies and cupcake alrightcakes, all right? So
this is the Moose Challice. I say the design as you.
Speaker 7 (12:04):
Can tell, I'm on it, so I will always be
with you.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
I don't think that's a good songing point there here.
I think we might actually get it turned back to yeah. Uh.
The Moose Channice Award is bestowed upon individuals who have
demonstrated unparalleled prowess in the ancient art of moose whispering.
This prestigious accolade is granted to those who have exhibited
extraordinary finesse in convincing moose to engage in whimsical acts
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such as choreographed answerutines, or dramatic readings of shakespeare sonnets
or rap lyrics, or somebody who really supports look around
the confederation.
Speaker 7 (12:40):
Yes, and uh there's been someone who has on almost
every episode shown up late, but as always making sure
I always have something.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
To advision and kind of want to thank you for
your support.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
I'll look around because.
Speaker 7 (13:02):
The hardest thing I look around is turning maybe five pieces.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Of dudes power on the program.
Speaker 8 (13:10):
And he always makes your at least have only five.
He and other people can file in and it really
makes it in my life a lot easier. So are
you ready? Pokemoniacs are winners.
Speaker 7 (13:24):
Head chalicey Division commander up.
Speaker 5 (13:41):
The awards some day like comrads, I don't have to
have a chalice chas follow Chuck.
Speaker 7 (13:48):
Around Saturday night and just tell him that you want
whatever he's had.
Speaker 1 (13:55):
Okay, just just I'm just tell him what disclaimer disclaimer
that is not dishwasher safe. We do not approve you
drinking out of that. You cannot sue us if you
get sick. Probably we don't have a first runner up,
(14:25):
he has a second race. He's the first and second. Yeah. Yeah, uh,
we'll save this one last because we're breaking a rule.
So this is a very our second highest award that
(14:46):
we honestly give out. It is the Chathead of the Year.
It's somebody who has continuously supported the program throughout a year,
whether sharing this content, filling in last second if we
need to, you know, I don't know, I got work
or the Internet goes down or something like that. This compatriot,
this chatthead, has been around since I believe you followed
(15:09):
us on said platform that shall not be named because
there which yeah uh, I will get into that story
in a second. Yeah, but he has filled in, especially
around Marty Gras. Yeah, and uh we we of course
(15:30):
had to get him a Louisiana themed hat because honestly
that nothing screams Louisiana like that, nor does he scream
Louisiana like Charles Lray. It came, it came really close,
(15:56):
like you almost lost when I saw you running around
the parking lot earlier and making the rest of us
shapely Fellas look bad.
Speaker 4 (16:06):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
So so we say that you have to be present
in order to win the awards, and that for the
past five years has or hover long we've been doing
the awards, portion of it has been one of our rules.
But there's a compatriot who and and this is our
Crosspatel Award. If you want to his truth history of
Dispatuel of please see Carl Jones after the meeting or
(16:45):
after the broadcast. He'll explain how the Dispatue's most historical
important thing that exist. We could do an entire episode
on it. I think we have.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
We have done it twice. Yeah, and somehow not meant
answered any questions like what's the son of Harold Philipot's
real name? The world will never know or will they
do they already know?
Speaker 1 (17:09):
That is a great question. Anyway, this compatriot has has
wanted to come to national unions. He hasn't been able to,
but he is all the time doing things for those
that don't know. Harrison decided, Harrison has the worst surprises
in the world. By the way, you're one to talk
like my surprises are fun and whimsy, like you do
(17:30):
them in front of a million people live on the air. Yeah,
and they work out and we laugh. No they don't, Yes,
they do, like like like Carl's Carl's Weather Reports. We
all laughed at that. I nearly had a heart attack
on air. Yeah, well, still just random Carl Jones.
Speaker 2 (17:45):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
Well this one, this guy though, ran with something because
Moose decided that we were going to read a book
called Albion Seed and that is coming again soon to
the Patreon. We promise. I've read it once and made
no five times at it. I've read it zero times.
I've read half of you've listened to half of it.
(18:06):
I'm dyslexic. Man, let's not get into all that. Yeah, no,
pick well there are pictures. So yeah. But this guy,
when we announced it, he's been a member of Patreon
for years. He went out and went to use bookstore
and bought copies of the books, and as we've had,
you know, guys joined the Patreon because that's a Patreon
(18:27):
exclusive perk. Is is us discussing that he went and
has offered for anybody who wants to follow along with
us to read it. He has his friends at Douglas
South Hall, Freeman chat Uh. David has been one of
our biggest supporters and every time commenting. We decided this
year that we would break our own rules, because we
(18:48):
make our own rules, so we can do that. And
we're awarding the cross spatula virtually to David Pope or
ask somebody from the Tennessee Division to come up. Whoever's
gonna see him next? Uh to looking at you, Patterson,
looking at Adam, looking at Patterson, looking at Adam, looking
at Patterson, looking at Doc.
Speaker 2 (19:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
Yeah, he's not very silent, but he is very quick.
So David just actually, you know, uh yeah, he just
he just comment that the offer still stands. So if
you want to join Patron to get a copy of
Albi and Seed, which everybody needs to read, not only
because it's not one hundred pages, but it tells the
(19:45):
story of the four pathways into America because our worldview
was founded four hundred years ago. And if you're not
understanding where we are, we will never understand where we're going.
And well, if we don't understand those Yankees I've almost
called him a back word. Uh broke ourn rules again. Uh,
then we'll never understand the struggle that we're in today.
I get that pretty much right, Uh, Carl, thank.
Speaker 3 (20:08):
You, Carl on his phone. He's googling spam. He ain't
worried about us.
Speaker 2 (20:14):
So uh.
Speaker 1 (20:15):
We we talk about a previous platform that we were on.
For those that may not remember, we were on a
platform called Twitch. Right after right after we were getting
traction on it, they banned the display of the Confederate flag,
and we decided that that's not our platform. So then
we moved to Facebook, so uh, and then YouTube and yeah,
(20:37):
and then here we are today. Here we are uh
So anyway, the we appreciate everybody, but the real reason
we're here is to handle a little bit of business
for our patriots that couldn't be here. We try to
do this once every day during reunion, is to give
them an update of everything that happened without spilling all
the beans. So uh, we adopted the budget today. We
(21:01):
have reports today. Chuck McMichael said things today Adam got
out alive. I do want to stress that, Yeah, yeah,
he's not dead, thank you, Adam. Adam has baseball cards,
but don't give me one for those For those that
don't know, Adam is a Hall of Fame baseball player
(21:24):
in the Kolyoka Spokes Sports Hall of Fame. He bats rights,
He throws right. He was born November seventh, and I'm
not going to give your name or your year. So
hometown is Kollioka, Tennessee. He joined the Kolyoka Warriors varsity
team in two thousand and one. In two thousand and
two season was his last season in the Blue and white.
(21:45):
He ended the season win an repressive walk off single
RBI combo, and he's now the self appointed mayor of Kolyoka.
Twenty eight games, one at bat, zero runs, one hit,
one RBI, thousand batting average. Take a bow, adam, Okay, Yeah,
(22:08):
I mean that that that's that's impressive. I mean, I'm
I'm really really impressed for you. I mean, we'll probably
be auctioning this off. Maybe maybe not. I don't know,
probably not. Yeah, so yeah. Uh. Other than that, we're
gonna kind of cut it short. We usually try to
do it for wait. Oh, I almost forgot, thank you.
(22:29):
Someone got a gun in here, Like, why are you
saying it like that? I was gonna let you bring
it up. You're the one that's always against it. Well
I'm getting shot. Yes, I'm against it. I'm gonna get it.
In the words of Herman White, Reverend doctor uh so
for those that are not reminiscent of last year we
(22:51):
started this wonderful fundraiser. It won't last long. She'll do
it now, Yeah, it will keep saying that. Yeah. Uh
So essentially what we do is before the oratory contest.
I think that would be a great halftime entertainment though,
oh darn maybe next year. Uh, I'm in the oratory. Yeah,
(23:16):
you can't put me in the halftime show. That's a
whole point of doing it. Yeah, yeah, well we need
to find somebody else to do it. No, we did.
We didn't find another animal anyway. Uh yeah, pretty much, Yeah,
pretty much. For twenty dollars, you get the opportunity to
shoot Harrison ten times with the nerf gun. It's a
(23:37):
lot of fun. Tell him what the proceeds go, diagnabit,
Isn't it great fun?
Speaker 2 (23:40):
Kaylam?
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Adam shot me in the forehead, he shot he shot
you somewhere else. Yeah, he did shoot me somewhere else
as well. He didn't let me like recover.
Speaker 3 (23:52):
I'm laying there and paid and Adam just comes up
with a forehead shot.
Speaker 1 (23:56):
Well, Adam got Adam got his money's worth. But it's
it's a lot of fun. We usually hijack one of
the microphones and Harrison has another. But wait, there's more.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
So if you do give a twenty dollars, we do
have these limited addition challenge coins with me in the
crosshairs and on the back it says Moose Hunt SUV
one thirty two and twenty or twenty twenty five. This
was donated to us by the California Division Commander Todd Terry.
(24:27):
He's doing great work in California and is helping us out.
So not only do you get to shoot me if
I have apparently angered you a lot the past five years.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Even if you haven't av if he hasn't angered to you,
it's the first time meeting him. He's a great target.
I'm very round, not as round as you were last year.
You may be able to fit in the suit. I've
dropped thirty pounds. Now I've ripped that suit and do
it away.
Speaker 3 (24:49):
Oh okay, I don't ever want to see myself in
a onesie again, but.
Speaker 1 (24:53):
You get one of these challenge coins. I don't want
to see you out of a onesie.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
But yes, that's the whole point of the show, So
make sure you come get one of these and support us.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
It's a lot of fun. Even if you kill him
on the first shot, you get to you know, put
all nine into them in the right at them. Yeah,
and the proceeds go to for his last ride. So
it's uh, it's for worthy cause he's a good moose.
We ever explained how you got the nickname?
Speaker 3 (25:28):
Wait, wait, before we explain how I got the nickname,
we do need to talk about so uh on the
update part of things, I did challenge everybody today, and
I do want to talk about that real quick as
we're uh slowly.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
Actually, I have to get.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Ready for the closing, so you're gonna need to talk
about something after this.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Just wing it with. I want to tell the we're
actually we're actually going to tell.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
Oh, we're actually telling you five years and we're finally
telling everybody.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Okay, So for those who.
Speaker 3 (25:57):
Don't know, my father, my grandfather, and myself is named
after General Farrest and each other. For those who don't know,
when I'm in the SUV are in a historian academic regions,
I go by Harrison F.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Dolls.
Speaker 3 (26:12):
That is to honor the general, and that is honor
my father, my grandfather. And so this year we all
decided to join the twenty first century Confederate heroes. One
hundred dollars a month for ten months. I know that
sounds like a lot. Trust me, it is a lot
for me. I am a broke, poor college student and
(26:34):
a farmer, so I am not making six figures.
Speaker 1 (26:37):
I promise you.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
If I have, I need to ask my boss where
that money has been, because he is also my father.
I have to figure out where that is. That's a
Republic boot company.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Yeah he did.
Speaker 3 (26:52):
He is, of course, got him a new pair of
boots today, and he said that this was a more
happy moment than he had in nineteen ninety nine. I'm
twenty six, by the way, Okay, it was.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
It was comparable moments. The night is still young. The
night is still young. I could disappoint him when I
start drinking.
Speaker 3 (27:23):
Apple juice, but I do want to ask everybody to
please join us in this effort.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
I know one hundred dollars is a lot.
Speaker 3 (27:31):
Trust me, I'm cutting a lot of stuff out of
my life for the next ten months because that one
hundred dollars is nice to have, and I understand.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Great poupon. We stopped at a gas station.
Speaker 3 (27:59):
I wanted fudge Rownds, deck nap It and Reese's Peanut
butter cups.
Speaker 1 (28:03):
He a carl Our. Our very first trip we ever took,
our first remote live was on the anniversary at Franklin.
I didn't get to fifty easy. Yeah, no, no you didn't.
I haven't lost it easy. And in that hotel room
it was like as a a small dollar General explosion.
No snacks to be found, but the remains of snacks.
(28:25):
He eats like a moose. That's one reason about the.
Speaker 3 (28:27):
Three Barx root Beers, because they started in Mississippi. Is
the starting Missippi or moved to Mississippi. It's starring in
chief overruled fudge rounds, Cosmic Brownies, about six Reese's Peanut
(28:50):
butter cups, but the two packs.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
Beef jerky, beef jerky beat jerky onions. I didn't have onions.
I got Doris. That was that.
Speaker 3 (29:00):
Yeah, about three bags of Dorito's. And that was just
for one trip with me and Connor.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
And who put the bill well.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
I was an aide de camp at the time, and
I was trying to learn about the organization.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
As a poor bro calling.
Speaker 3 (29:16):
Nothing's changed in five years. I'm still poor, still broke,
still call student. Yeah, and a great noose. Uh huh,
thank you.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
So Hareson wanted a nickname, and I came up with
a nickname he didn't like because I've been going by
just the producer. Yeah. Because when we started the show.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
For those who don't know, I appeared in the first
five episodes of season one. But then Connor was like,
what if we talked about you and you were never there,
but you were at the show every Monday and did
the producing work, but we only said your name at
like the beginning.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
Well, well, it was also to protect your identity because
you were innocent.
Speaker 3 (29:58):
No, it was because I I had managed and I
can say this now, I had managed to extremely anger
the whole history department at the University of Mississippi by
telling them that they were wrong. They shouldn't be professors.
I know more than them without a college degree, and
(30:18):
my father is a better teacher than any of them
would ever be. And for some reason that rubbed off wrong.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
I can't imagine why.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
So I was having to keep my head low when
we started chat because I had to take a couple
of history classes with the head of the War Between
the States Department, who I had openly said.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
She was an idiot, so we were trying to protect
We're trying to protect him. Yes, he needed protect them.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
Yes, So I went by producer for the longest of times,
and then after I still managed to make her mad
because I asked her in class during one of the debates,
I think Abraham Lincoln was a tyrant and a dictator.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
Can you prove me wrong?
Speaker 3 (31:08):
And Jefferson Davis was one of the greatest men to
ever live. And as you can see with a Yankee
fied school, that maybe.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
Wasn't the best thing.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
I said that class, and then we moved to the
Confederate Monument on campus, which I said was the most
beautiful part of campus and should not be touched. And
anybody who disagrees with me could go to Southern Miss,
Southern Miss or Missippi State. I said Southern Miss. For me,
(31:39):
that was a far more insult. And I love you
people that love Southern Myss.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
I have a big hole.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
I have a big heart now for Southern Miss. But
at the time, hey, Lisia did tell them to go
to LSU. Yeah, it could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 1 (31:54):
Or worse than that. Worse than that Alabama.
Speaker 3 (31:58):
Oh, I was turning hostile, but so so we decided
to give him the nickname of Moose because go ahead
and tell him the.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
What color hair do moose have? Piss off? No, you
can't say that they have They have brown hair. They
have brown curly hair. They have brown curly hair. How
long did they stay in the womb? Eight months? How
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long did you stay in the womb? Eight months?
Speaker 3 (32:33):
Can they swim good? No, you swim good. I sink
very well when I go diving.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
How much of their body weight do they eat? How
much of your body weight do you eat? Twice about
the same. Yeah, so, yeah, he matches. It was like
he went through a list during a DC meeting. I
get a text, Hey, I found.
Speaker 9 (32:59):
You knew now yeah, please remember he's division commander at
the time, and like we're at a break and I
just get this long message, thinking that I'm getting orders
as aide de camp and no, it's all the similarities
I have with a moose.
Speaker 10 (33:16):
And then all of a sudden, I see him and
Dad dying of laughter in the corner and Dad, my
own father, my flesh and blood, comes up to me.
Speaker 1 (33:29):
And says, you are Moose And I told him no, sir,
I'm not, and then I said it's either that or
another nickname that I'm not gonna mention, and we picked Moose.
So we've been waiting for five years, yes, five long
(33:49):
years to do that. So y'all are welcome. But thank
y'all again for coming out tonight. We're gonna end the
show here. We have copcakes for those in the audience.
Please grab one, grab two, save two. Michael Hurley for
allowing us to be in here. Yes, gause, you wanna
go hand and grab Michaels because that was our deal.
Speaker 3 (34:05):
Uh, but real quick, Uh, make sure to share this
episode out there to everybody you can on Facebook, YouTube,
and scvchat dot com. And remember you could go check
out scv chat dot com for wonderful, wonderful insights to
the chat crew. You get some pictures of us goofing
off in some of the sections we do.
Speaker 1 (34:28):
It's probably ninety nine point nine percent of what we do.
Speaker 9 (34:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (34:32):
You get breaking.
Speaker 3 (34:33):
News, heritage news, all types of stuff, our favorite videos
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Speaker 1 (34:44):
You get a link to our Patreon for ten dollars
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Speaker 3 (34:55):
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Speaker 1 (35:00):
That's ten dollars an episode.
Speaker 3 (35:02):
You can be on the beginning intro credits, the end credits,
the end credits, and of course the commercial break are
as the son of Harold Philpopp would say the pop
tart break at seven thirty five every episode. And if
you really like merchandise, we have our thirty dollars a
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(35:25):
a coffee mug, and a T shirt and I will
take votes now if we can get a poster of
me and Connor with an explosion behind us doing Chuck
Norris's action poses.
Speaker 1 (35:35):
I can't lift my leg that high, and neither can I.
We can see gi it in Okay, I can do
that now. We have you.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Know, the technology crap, but we have those available. Yes,
So thank you all for five years of support, more
than two hundred episodes in total. We do want to
prefer the two hundred episodes just for the Flag show.
Speaker 1 (36:02):
Just for the Monday show that we're doing on a
Thursday now for some reason. But we did a Thursday
show on a Monday show for some reason last week. Yeah,
so it kind of fits with just us. But we
can't thank y'all enough. We've been able to reach millions
upon millions of people. We've pissed off a lot of folks,
a lot of folks. I think we're up to a
(36:25):
thousand on our band Yankee list too.
Speaker 3 (36:29):
Yeah, we we we We got up to two just
this year because again, we hit one point three million
views this year and they were not happy that we
were claiming the narrative one week at a time. Origin
our original slogan, actually no, our original slogan was Monday's
or for the Men.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
Yeah that last about a month. It lasted too well anyway,
And the words of the late and great Harold phil
Pott remember no Fu mar In the Elevator and Redder
from White Do you have the credits? Love man? I
think I think we do. Why why boom?
Speaker 4 (37:07):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Sure go ahead, go go man, go the Eryman
All right, good evening, everybody, and thank you for tuning
in to this special two hundredth episode of SCV Chat
celebrating five wonderful years of well, I'm gonna say it's wonderful.
I don't know about your time. It's been a time. Well,
we'll talk about it later, but before we get started.
The views and opinions expressed on this broadcast are not
(00:21):
necessarily those of the SCVHGC, it's executive director, the anybody else,
the divisions, brigade, camps, or the subsidiaries. Hey, it would
not be a two hundredth episode without me messing up
our disclaimer. It really wouldn't. But it is around the bottom.
And of course we are here at the national reunion
with a wonderful crowd of chat heads and co patriots.
How's everybody doing tonight? Well, thank y'all for coming out
(00:47):
and supporting us, and for the five years of support.
Because God knows born for y'all, we'd have given up
on this a long time ago, probably about what was
our first episode, the Roberty Lee episode, So probably around
the Roberty Lee episode. Yeah, uh uh. If you if
well you can't go back, go back and watch it,
but if you could, you would see that Harrison's Internet
completely like goes out and I'm having a fill in
(01:10):
for his portion of the show. But it's been an
interesting uh couple of years. I remember we have doctor
Hyder in the house, uh watching a video from a
believe It was the eleven Montgomery reunion when you were
History no Chief a Heritage Jobs and in your report
you said, may you live in interesting times? And definitely
these five years have been interesting times for us as
(01:32):
a Chinese curse. I'll never forget that. I quote you
and that a lot of times, so I appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
So we are here at the national reunion, Uh, celebrating,
of course, you know, our confederation coming together and handling
business one of the things that we started a couple
of years ago. Before we get into the history of
our program, do you want to do that? First? Did
the history of the program? Yeah? How much are we
telling about the history of the program. Well, what we
can tell within the rules, that's fair.
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Do you want to just supplement stup some certain things?
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Was like say apple juice, Sure, apple juice. So it
was the twenty twenty reunion of Jacksonville, Florida, course that
was you know, in the height of COVID and the
new officers being sworn in at the banquet, and we
were drinking apple juice, a lot of apple juice, and
we were talking about wouldn't it be great if there
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was a way for us to get together with our
compatriots electronically, not necessarily throughout you know, face to face.
Face to face is good, but we didn't know what
the world was coming to, and wouldn't it also be
great if we could use that as a tool to
reach the general public as well as reach the young
people in the audience or in the world. So that's
you know, where social media comes in. And we talked
(02:49):
to some people. We talked to Chuck McMichael. We talked
to Jason both shears. Wherever he is. We're probably gonna
go hunt him down later on. I have a gift
for Jason. Actually, well he's having a seagar instead of
being in here with us. Shame on him.
Speaker 4 (03:03):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
We we have a new bit that we're gonna work
on tonight about the GEC hunter, So that's definitely gonna
happen now real I need a stick to pokeing with someone,
Grab a stick. We're gonna go ook Jason with it
live on air. Yeah. So, uh but excuse me. We
decided that it would be a great idea to try it,
(03:25):
We got permission to try it out, and uh, here
we are five years later, after much more apple juice
consumed and a lot of apple assume during the episodes. Yeah. Uh.
We we've of course have grown to not only sev
chat on Mondays, but look around the Confederation on Thursdays,
look around Florida with Sean on Wednesdays.
Speaker 4 (03:47):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Uh, David Pope has started his uh Friends of Dave
Douglas South Hall Freeman where he does video chat. Michael
Hardy has done his U on Sunday Nights, and it's
just continuing to grow. I know Josh blaken Ship started
something in Tennessee. So you know the reason why we
do this is because of our statistics. We've seen continual
growth every year and last year was our first year
(04:11):
to break over a million people reached. We wanted to
do that again and as of this morning, this morning,
we're at one point three million people worldwide. We have
reached across our various platforms.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
And I do want to point out that's one point
three million people that did not have any influence of
who we were. A lot of our viewers aren't SEV members,
A lot of our loyal viewers are, but we have
had viewers from.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
India, Yeah, Ireland, Canada, Scotland for pretty much all corners
of the globe. Mister Dippy, well, obviously I would hope
so that with that being our home state or s yeah,
Corsack yeah, or with an oh Orsac yeah, that's your
carls Ravish Yeah. But it's been it has been a
(05:09):
fun five years. And one of our things we started
with our very first get together at the Nathan Bebberh
Forrest reinterment, was a Chatthead dinner and awards ceremony, and
we started just instead of trying to do it at
a different place, let's go ahead and do it a reunion.
So without further ado, real quick, I do want to
show Yeah, we've never showed off on an episode of
(05:32):
Chat before. Many people know.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
We have had two logos in our history, the first
one I'm sure y'all are the most familiar with, and
our current one that you saw either on my tie
or on the Facebook Instagram so much. But what y'all
might not know is we actually have a battleflag version
of the SCV chat logo.
Speaker 1 (05:55):
Yeah, and and uh, we're we're talking about this before
the show. We've had that for what two years now, okay,
three years, and it's our first reunion to actually remember
to bring it. I forget it. Yeah, Southern flags and quilts.
If you're looking for somebody to make a camp flag,
(06:15):
did a trade with us. That flag was already created
for another camp, but they changed their mind and suddenly
she had extra inventory. We asked her if she could
modify it for us in exchange for advertising. She's now
making flags left and right and streamers for camp flags
and everything's like that. She is a sweet, sweet lady.
She's very Confederate friendly. Obviously out of the Great and
(06:36):
Sovereign State of Alabama. Cannot speak more highly of her.
So we have a couple of rules when it comes
to scv chat awards. One you have to be present
to win. Two, you cannot be part of the scv
chat crew. Three, if Kayla gets a tiara, you cannot
try to steal it from her because she will kill
(06:57):
you with a corn dog. Yeah, of all things. And
uh for that, it's just like whose line is it anyway,
The awards are made up and the points don't matter.
Do you want me to get up here and parade
them around? Yeah, well, as we do, and we'll start
with and we always add a new award every year.
So this year is of course, it's a lovely Unicorn.
(07:21):
It's our one of a kind award, because you're only
one of a kind. The inaugural one of a kind
award this year. And our awards committee is a is
highly made up of me and Moose and my lovely
sister Susie, who makes these Thank you so much for
putting in your time and effort into making these awards.
But the inaugural yeah, awards to me. And we do
(07:47):
not take bribes me up here apple juice. Uh no, no, no,
I wouldn't. Yeah, I wouldn't put on your head. You
don't want to. You don't want to stretch it out, Yeah, yeah,
(08:14):
I don't want to. Well, our recipient is somebody who
we've gotten to know over the past year. He kept
us awake late last night. He is he is our
lieutenant commander in chief. No, you know you can't. You
can't deny it. You can't deny it. Come on, Tony.
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Come on, you're one of a.
Speaker 5 (08:39):
Kind over over this way.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Okay, Yeah, all right, good job. Basic Yeah, and and
and like basic you know Local ABC. No you don't
(09:13):
hate us yet. M all right, no, no, you can
(09:38):
take it off. We got we got the we got
the pictures. Oh well, well here's the thing. These pictures
will be shared with Frank for the next issue of
The Veteran. Yeah, exactly, all right, is Robert Julson in here? Okay,
I didn't see Our next award is very very special.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
The inaugural award for the Heart, Hearth and the Home
was given to Kayla, where she received a tiara and
Jason Moshier said that he wanted the zara and then
Kayla looked at him with a stake knife in her
hand at the Cattish College in Colombia and said, that
is my scar and we all got scared. So the
(10:23):
Heart and Home award this year goes to somebody who
spent hours volunteering at the museum. I know that Jimmy
could have done half the stuff that he did without you.
That you're at every SEV and I we go to
you have the heart for the SEV. You had the
logo tattooed on your arm. I mean, I think you're pretty.
(10:45):
You were in a life member shirt, so I'm pretty
sure we're stuck with you or you're stuck with us.
The Heart and Home Award goes to Robert Julson, who
was one of our first followers on our old platform
that shone up in.
Speaker 6 (10:57):
A h for some reason.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
It's there we go.
Speaker 4 (11:17):
Yeah, I.
Speaker 1 (11:21):
Think I saw one at the Almo.
Speaker 4 (11:23):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
Yes, our two highest words that we do well. Actually,
there's there's one more. I'm gonna let Moose explain this
one right. Actually, pull up the website real quick, and
if you know what's the what's the r L s
C chat dot com? I know the website all right,
(11:45):
except the cookies, cookies and cupcake alrightcakes, all right? So
this is the Moose Challice. I say the design as you.
Speaker 7 (12:04):
Can tell, I'm on it, so I will always be
with you.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
I don't think that's a good songing point there here.
I think we might actually get it turned back to yeah. Uh.
The Moose Channice Award is bestowed upon individuals who have
demonstrated unparalleled prowess in the ancient art of moose whispering.
This prestigious accolade is granted to those who have exhibited
extraordinary finesse in convincing moose to engage in whimsical acts
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such as choreographed answerutines, or dramatic readings of shakespeare sonnets
or rap lyrics, or somebody who really supports look around
the confederation.
Speaker 7 (12:40):
Yes, and uh there's been someone who has on almost
every episode shown up late, but as always making sure
I always have something.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
To advision and kind of want to thank you for
your support.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
I'll look around because.
Speaker 7 (13:02):
The hardest thing I look around is turning maybe five pieces.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Of dudes power on the program.
Speaker 8 (13:10):
And he always makes your at least have only five.
He and other people can file in and it really
makes it in my life a lot easier. So are
you ready? Pokemoniacs are winners.
Speaker 7 (13:24):
Head chalicey Division commander up.
Speaker 5 (13:41):
The awards some day like comrads, I don't have to
have a chalice chas follow Chuck.
Speaker 7 (13:48):
Around Saturday night and just tell him that you want
whatever he's had.
Speaker 1 (13:55):
Okay, just just I'm just tell him what disclaimer disclaimer
that is not dishwasher safe. We do not approve you
drinking out of that. You cannot sue us if you
get sick. Probably we don't have a first runner up,
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he has a second race. He's the first and second. Yeah. Yeah, uh,
we'll save this one last because we're breaking a rule.
So this is a very our second highest award that
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we honestly give out. It is the Chathead of the Year.
It's somebody who has continuously supported the program throughout a year,
whether sharing this content, filling in last second if we
need to, you know, I don't know, I got work
or the Internet goes down or something like that. This compatriot,
this chatthead, has been around since I believe you followed
(15:09):
us on said platform that shall not be named because
there which yeah uh, I will get into that story
in a second. Yeah, but he has filled in, especially
around Marty Gras. Yeah, and uh we we of course
(15:30):
had to get him a Louisiana themed hat because honestly
that nothing screams Louisiana like that, nor does he scream
Louisiana like Charles Lray. It came, it came really close,
(15:56):
like you almost lost when I saw you running around
the parking lot earlier and making the rest of us
shapely Fellas look bad.
Speaker 4 (16:06):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
So so we say that you have to be present
in order to win the awards, and that for the
past five years has or hover long we've been doing
the awards, portion of it has been one of our rules.
But there's a compatriot who and and this is our
Crosspatel Award. If you want to his truth history of
Dispatuel of please see Carl Jones after the meeting or
(16:45):
after the broadcast. He'll explain how the Dispatue's most historical
important thing that exist. We could do an entire episode
on it. I think we have.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
We have done it twice. Yeah, and somehow not meant
answered any questions like what's the son of Harold Philipot's
real name? The world will never know or will they
do they already know?
Speaker 1 (17:09):
That is a great question. Anyway, this compatriot has has
wanted to come to national unions. He hasn't been able to,
but he is all the time doing things for those
that don't know. Harrison decided, Harrison has the worst surprises
in the world. By the way, you're one to talk
like my surprises are fun and whimsy, like you do
(17:30):
them in front of a million people live on the air. Yeah,
and they work out and we laugh. No they don't, Yes,
they do, like like like Carl's Carl's Weather Reports. We
all laughed at that. I nearly had a heart attack
on air. Yeah, well, still just random Carl Jones.
Speaker 2 (17:45):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
Well this one, this guy though, ran with something because
Moose decided that we were going to read a book
called Albion Seed and that is coming again soon to
the Patreon. We promise. I've read it once and made
no five times at it. I've read it zero times.
I've read half of you've listened to half of it.
(18:06):
I'm dyslexic. Man, let's not get into all that. Yeah, no,
pick well there are pictures. So yeah. But this guy,
when we announced it, he's been a member of Patreon
for years. He went out and went to use bookstore
and bought copies of the books, and as we've had,
you know, guys joined the Patreon because that's a Patreon
(18:27):
exclusive perk. Is is us discussing that he went and
has offered for anybody who wants to follow along with
us to read it. He has his friends at Douglas
South Hall, Freeman chat Uh. David has been one of
our biggest supporters and every time commenting. We decided this
year that we would break our own rules, because we
(18:48):
make our own rules, so we can do that. And
we're awarding the cross spatula virtually to David Pope or
ask somebody from the Tennessee Division to come up. Whoever's
gonna see him next? Uh to looking at you, Patterson,
looking at Adam, looking at Patterson, looking at Adam, looking
at Patterson, looking at Doc.
Speaker 2 (19:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
Yeah, he's not very silent, but he is very quick.
So David just actually, you know, uh yeah, he just
he just comment that the offer still stands. So if
you want to join Patron to get a copy of
Albi and Seed, which everybody needs to read, not only
because it's not one hundred pages, but it tells the
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story of the four pathways into America because our worldview
was founded four hundred years ago. And if you're not
understanding where we are, we will never understand where we're going.
And well, if we don't understand those Yankees I've almost
called him a back word. Uh broke ourn rules again. Uh,
then we'll never understand the struggle that we're in today.
I get that pretty much right, Uh, Carl, thank.
Speaker 3 (20:08):
You, Carl on his phone. He's googling spam. He ain't
worried about us.
Speaker 2 (20:14):
So uh.
Speaker 1 (20:15):
We we talk about a previous platform that we were on.
For those that may not remember, we were on a
platform called Twitch. Right after right after we were getting
traction on it, they banned the display of the Confederate flag,
and we decided that that's not our platform. So then
we moved to Facebook, so uh, and then YouTube and yeah,
(20:37):
and then here we are today. Here we are uh
So anyway, the we appreciate everybody, but the real reason
we're here is to handle a little bit of business
for our patriots that couldn't be here. We try to
do this once every day during reunion, is to give
them an update of everything that happened without spilling all
the beans. So uh, we adopted the budget today. We
(21:01):
have reports today. Chuck McMichael said things today Adam got
out alive. I do want to stress that, Yeah, yeah,
he's not dead, thank you, Adam. Adam has baseball cards,
but don't give me one for those For those that
don't know, Adam is a Hall of Fame baseball player
(21:24):
in the Kolyoka Spokes Sports Hall of Fame. He bats rights,
He throws right. He was born November seventh, and I'm
not going to give your name or your year. So
hometown is Kollioka, Tennessee. He joined the Kolyoka Warriors varsity
team in two thousand and one. In two thousand and
two season was his last season in the Blue and white.
(21:45):
He ended the season win an repressive walk off single
RBI combo, and he's now the self appointed mayor of Kolyoka.
Twenty eight games, one at bat, zero runs, one hit,
one RBI, thousand batting average. Take a bow, adam, Okay, Yeah,
(22:08):
I mean that that that's that's impressive. I mean, I'm
I'm really really impressed for you. I mean, we'll probably
be auctioning this off. Maybe maybe not. I don't know,
probably not. Yeah, so yeah. Uh. Other than that, we're
gonna kind of cut it short. We usually try to
do it for wait. Oh, I almost forgot, thank you.
(22:29):
Someone got a gun in here, Like, why are you
saying it like that? I was gonna let you bring
it up. You're the one that's always against it. Well
I'm getting shot. Yes, I'm against it. I'm gonna get it.
In the words of Herman White, Reverend doctor uh so
for those that are not reminiscent of last year we
(22:51):
started this wonderful fundraiser. It won't last long. She'll do
it now, Yeah, it will keep saying that. Yeah. Uh
So essentially what we do is before the oratory contest.
I think that would be a great halftime entertainment though,
oh darn maybe next year. Uh, I'm in the oratory. Yeah,
(23:16):
you can't put me in the halftime show. That's a
whole point of doing it. Yeah, yeah, well we need
to find somebody else to do it. No, we did.
We didn't find another animal anyway. Uh yeah, pretty much, Yeah,
pretty much. For twenty dollars, you get the opportunity to
shoot Harrison ten times with the nerf gun. It's a
(23:37):
lot of fun. Tell him what the proceeds go, diagnabit,
Isn't it great fun?
Speaker 2 (23:40):
Kaylam?
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Adam shot me in the forehead, he shot he shot
you somewhere else. Yeah, he did shoot me somewhere else
as well. He didn't let me like recover.
Speaker 3 (23:52):
I'm laying there and paid and Adam just comes up
with a forehead shot.
Speaker 1 (23:56):
Well, Adam got Adam got his money's worth. But it's
it's a lot of fun. We usually hijack one of
the microphones and Harrison has another. But wait, there's more.
Speaker 3 (24:06):
So if you do give a twenty dollars, we do
have these limited addition challenge coins with me in the
crosshairs and on the back it says Moose Hunt SUV
one thirty two and twenty or twenty twenty five. This
was donated to us by the California Division Commander Todd Terry.
(24:27):
He's doing great work in California and is helping us out.
So not only do you get to shoot me if
I have apparently angered you a lot the past five years.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Even if you haven't av if he hasn't angered to you,
it's the first time meeting him. He's a great target.
I'm very round, not as round as you were last year.
You may be able to fit in the suit. I've
dropped thirty pounds. Now I've ripped that suit and do
it away.
Speaker 3 (24:49):
Oh okay, I don't ever want to see myself in
a onesie again, but.
Speaker 1 (24:53):
You get one of these challenge coins. I don't want
to see you out of a onesie.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
But yes, that's the whole point of the show, So
make sure you come get one of these and support us.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
It's a lot of fun. Even if you kill him
on the first shot, you get to you know, put
all nine into them in the right at them. Yeah,
and the proceeds go to for his last ride. So
it's uh, it's for worthy cause he's a good moose.
We ever explained how you got the nickname?
Speaker 3 (25:28):
Wait, wait, before we explain how I got the nickname,
we do need to talk about so uh on the
update part of things, I did challenge everybody today, and
I do want to talk about that real quick as
we're uh slowly.
Speaker 1 (25:42):
Actually, I have to get.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Ready for the closing, so you're gonna need to talk
about something after this.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Just wing it with. I want to tell the we're
actually we're actually going to tell.
Speaker 3 (25:51):
Oh, we're actually telling you five years and we're finally
telling everybody.
Speaker 4 (25:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Okay, So for those who.
Speaker 3 (25:57):
Don't know, my father, my grandfather, and myself is named
after General Farrest and each other. For those who don't know,
when I'm in the SUV are in a historian academic regions,
I go by Harrison F.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Dolls.
Speaker 3 (26:12):
That is to honor the general, and that is honor
my father, my grandfather. And so this year we all
decided to join the twenty first century Confederate heroes. One
hundred dollars a month for ten months. I know that
sounds like a lot. Trust me, it is a lot
for me. I am a broke, poor college student and
(26:34):
a farmer, so I am not making six figures.
Speaker 1 (26:37):
I promise you.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
If I have, I need to ask my boss where
that money has been, because he is also my father.
I have to figure out where that is. That's a
Republic boot company.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Yeah he did.
Speaker 3 (26:52):
He is, of course, got him a new pair of
boots today, and he said that this was a more
happy moment than he had in nineteen ninety nine. I'm
twenty six, by the way, Okay, it was.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
It was comparable moments. The night is still young. The
night is still young. I could disappoint him when I
start drinking.
Speaker 3 (27:23):
Apple juice, but I do want to ask everybody to
please join us in this effort.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
I know one hundred dollars is a lot.
Speaker 3 (27:31):
Trust me, I'm cutting a lot of stuff out of
my life for the next ten months because that one
hundred dollars is nice to have, and I understand.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Great poupon. We stopped at a gas station.
Speaker 3 (27:59):
I wanted fudge Rownds, deck nap It and Reese's Peanut
butter cups.
Speaker 1 (28:03):
He a carl Our. Our very first trip we ever took,
our first remote live was on the anniversary at Franklin.
I didn't get to fifty easy. Yeah, no, no you didn't.
I haven't lost it easy. And in that hotel room
it was like as a a small dollar General explosion.
No snacks to be found, but the remains of snacks.
(28:25):
He eats like a moose. That's one reason about the.
Speaker 3 (28:27):
Three Barx root Beers, because they started in Mississippi. Is
the starting Missippi or moved to Mississippi. It's starring in
chief overruled fudge rounds, Cosmic Brownies, about six Reese's Peanut
(28:50):
butter cups, but the two packs.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
Beef jerky, beef jerky beat jerky onions. I didn't have onions.
I got Doris. That was that.
Speaker 3 (29:00):
Yeah, about three bags of Dorito's. And that was just
for one trip with me and Connor.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
And who put the bill well.
Speaker 3 (29:10):
I was an aide de camp at the time, and
I was trying to learn about the organization.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
As a poor bro calling.
Speaker 3 (29:16):
Nothing's changed in five years. I'm still poor, still broke,
still call student. Yeah, and a great noose. Uh huh,
thank you.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
So Hareson wanted a nickname, and I came up with
a nickname he didn't like because I've been going by
just the producer. Yeah. Because when we started the show.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
For those who don't know, I appeared in the first
five episodes of season one. But then Connor was like,
what if we talked about you and you were never there,
but you were at the show every Monday and did
the producing work, but we only said your name at
like the beginning.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
Well, well, it was also to protect your identity because
you were innocent.
Speaker 3 (29:58):
No, it was because I I had managed and I
can say this now, I had managed to extremely anger
the whole history department at the University of Mississippi by
telling them that they were wrong. They shouldn't be professors.
I know more than them without a college degree, and
(30:18):
my father is a better teacher than any of them
would ever be. And for some reason that rubbed off wrong.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
I can't imagine why.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
So I was having to keep my head low when
we started chat because I had to take a couple
of history classes with the head of the War Between
the States Department, who I had openly said.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
She was an idiot, so we were trying to protect
We're trying to protect him. Yes, he needed protect them.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
Yes, So I went by producer for the longest of times,
and then after I still managed to make her mad
because I asked her in class during one of the debates,
I think Abraham Lincoln was a tyrant and a dictator.
Speaker 1 (31:05):
Can you prove me wrong?
Speaker 3 (31:08):
And Jefferson Davis was one of the greatest men to
ever live. And as you can see with a Yankee
fied school, that maybe.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
Wasn't the best thing.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
I said that class, and then we moved to the
Confederate Monument on campus, which I said was the most
beautiful part of campus and should not be touched. And
anybody who disagrees with me could go to Southern Miss,
Southern Miss or Missippi State. I said Southern Miss. For me,
(31:39):
that was a far more insult. And I love you
people that love Southern Myss.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
I have a big hole.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
I have a big heart now for Southern Miss. But
at the time, hey, Lisia did tell them to go
to LSU. Yeah, it could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 1 (31:54):
Or worse than that. Worse than that Alabama.
Speaker 3 (31:58):
Oh, I was turning hostile, but so so we decided
to give him the nickname of Moose because go ahead
and tell him the.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
What color hair do moose have? Piss off? No, you
can't say that they have They have brown hair. They
have brown curly hair. They have brown curly hair. How
long did they stay in the womb? Eight months? How
(32:31):
long did you stay in the womb? Eight months?
Speaker 3 (32:33):
Can they swim good? No, you swim good. I sink
very well when I go diving.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
How much of their body weight do they eat? How
much of your body weight do you eat? Twice about
the same. Yeah, so, yeah, he matches. It was like
he went through a list during a DC meeting. I
get a text, Hey, I found.
Speaker 9 (32:59):
You knew now yeah, please remember he's division commander at
the time, and like we're at a break and I
just get this long message, thinking that I'm getting orders
as aide de camp and no, it's all the similarities
I have with a moose.
Speaker 10 (33:16):
And then all of a sudden, I see him and
Dad dying of laughter in the corner and Dad, my
own father, my flesh and blood, comes up to me.
Speaker 1 (33:29):
And says, you are Moose And I told him no, sir,
I'm not, and then I said it's either that or
another nickname that I'm not gonna mention, and we picked Moose.
So we've been waiting for five years, yes, five long
(33:49):
years to do that. So y'all are welcome. But thank
y'all again for coming out tonight. We're gonna end the
show here. We have copcakes for those in the audience.
Please grab one, grab two, save two. Michael Hurley for
allowing us to be in here. Yes, gause, you wanna
go hand and grab Michaels because that was our deal.
Speaker 3 (34:05):
Uh, but real quick, Uh, make sure to share this
episode out there to everybody you can on Facebook, YouTube,
and scvchat dot com. And remember you could go check
out scv chat dot com for wonderful, wonderful insights to
the chat crew. You get some pictures of us goofing
off in some of the sections we do.
Speaker 1 (34:28):
It's probably ninety nine point nine percent of what we do.
Speaker 9 (34:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (34:32):
You get breaking.
Speaker 3 (34:33):
News, heritage news, all types of stuff, our favorite videos
of the month, some of our favorite episodes. You can
watch episodes live on there. You get National Reunion updates.
Speaker 1 (34:44):
You get a link to our Patreon for ten dollars
a month, you can help keep us on the air
so we can buy a wonderful equipment like you know that, yeah,
or these or this or Internet.
Speaker 3 (34:55):
And now if you have a business, we have a
special sponsorship tier for a eighty dollars a month.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
That's ten dollars an episode.
Speaker 3 (35:02):
You can be on the beginning intro credits, the end credits,
the end credits, and of course the commercial break are
as the son of Harold Philpopp would say the pop
tart break at seven thirty five every episode. And if
you really like merchandise, we have our thirty dollars a
month merched here where you get a sticker, a mini poster,
(35:25):
a coffee mug, and a T shirt and I will
take votes now if we can get a poster of
me and Connor with an explosion behind us doing Chuck
Norris's action poses.
Speaker 1 (35:35):
I can't lift my leg that high, and neither can I.
We can see gi it in Okay, I can do
that now. We have you.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Know, the technology crap, but we have those available. Yes,
So thank you all for five years of support, more
than two hundred episodes in total. We do want to
prefer the two hundred episodes just for the Flag show.
Speaker 1 (36:02):
Just for the Monday show that we're doing on a
Thursday now for some reason. But we did a Thursday
show on a Monday show for some reason last week. Yeah,
so it kind of fits with just us. But we
can't thank y'all enough. We've been able to reach millions
upon millions of people. We've pissed off a lot of folks,
a lot of folks. I think we're up to a
(36:25):
thousand on our band Yankee list too.
Speaker 3 (36:29):
Yeah, we we we We got up to two just
this year because again, we hit one point three million
views this year and they were not happy that we
were claiming the narrative one week at a time. Origin
our original slogan, actually no, our original slogan was Monday's
or for the Men.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
Yeah that last about a month. It lasted too well anyway,
And the words of the late and great Harold phil
Pott remember no Fu mar In the Elevator and Redder
from White Do you have the credits? Love man? I
think I think we do. Why why boom?
Speaker 4 (37:07):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Sure go ahead, go go man, go the Eryman
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