May 15, 2025 • 54 mins
We're back, and we're pretty fired up! In this episode, we discuss Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann's announcement for Governor of Mississippi in 2027, Congress's failure to vote on DOGE cuts, Liberal love for Big Government, and the FUTURE of the Republicans if we are not careful.
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So where to begin? Where, oh, where to even begin?
I'll tell you where I'm gonna begin. We're going to
go into the great state of Mississippi, and we're going
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to talk about our Lieutenant Governor, Delbert Hoseman. So Lieutenant
Governor Delbert Hoseman has been traveling to update residents on
the twenty twenty five legislative session and again last episode,
while it was a while ago, the main plot line
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was the fact that Delbert is not doing a good
job as lieutenant governor, that he has screwed up Mississippi.
He's moved us more to the left. We're becoming a
blue state, we're becoming less conservative, and it's all on
him and that's what he wants. And we talked about
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his redistrict King Fan and his budgeting failed. We did
not pass a budget, and that is completely on the
lieutenant governor. Again that is the most powerful position in Mississippi.
But he said while in Meridian that he was optimistic
that we'll be finalizing a state budget soon and legislators
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have been working to compensate in areas that have been
in fact that has been infected by federal budget cuts.
Well think that's the problem the government's to involve. Delbert,
we shouldn't have this many federal and state funded things,
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but here we are. And again this isn't a direct
quote from Delbert. So the president is trying to get
us where at least we get a balance budget. And
to do that, obviously it's going to cut. Mississippi. I
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don't know anything. I don't know anybody I've talked to
that said that we're going to get more money than
we did last year. Shocker. Uh So, when we get
fifty percent of the money from the federal government, if
they cut, then we don't print money, so we have
to cut too. So I think that will probably be
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a major discussion in this upcoming year, is what the
federal government continues to pay for and what they're not
going to continue to pay for. You'll just you're just
you're seeing the fact facts come that we're going to
be we're going to have to tighten our belt. And
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see that would be a great speech the Mississippi government saying,
you know what, we're spending too much money. We're going
to tighten the belt. That's good, that's good. Take less
of the taxpayers money it back to him. That's perfectly
fine for a government to do. But Delbert's acting like
he's following Trump's lead in the budget cuts. No, he
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told Trump to go jump in the Gulf of America,
which I honestly I don't like renaming. I hope it
goes back to the Gulf of Mexico after the Trump
A mentioned because I know why we changed it. We
changed it to get around a loophole. But I don't.
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I'm not for renaming historical things that have been that
name for years. I don't like the renaming of any
of the military bases. I don't like renaming of schools
streets just because someone gets their little feelings hurt. And
I'm just shocked that it has gotten as much support
as it. He is not simply because if people were like, well,
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it's a genius idea, that way we can drill in
the golf, that would be fine. But what people are
doing is like, yeah, America, And I'm like, that's not
what it should be, and we shouldn't be advocating for
it even if it was. But that's a whole other topic.
But so yeah, Lieutenant Governor Hoseman trying to act like
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he's a conservative again, shocker shocker again, not putting it
on the fact that, hey, I used my personal agenda
and saved the budget for the last dead gum week
of the session, and we didn't get it passed because
of me. So we're having to call it a special
session from the governor to force us to pass this
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budget because I tried to take that powers of the
state auditor so he couldn't investigate my corruption. Screw over farmers,
screw over the people of Mississippi, screw over pharmacy, I mean,
you name it. Delbor has done it this session. I
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haven't read all he's done, but it's because at this
point I don't know if my heart can take it.
We are slowly going to the left people, not even slowly.
We're making leaps and bounds. And it's from the super
majority Republican party in our state. Mississippi has to have
one of the worst Republican parties at the state level
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out there.
Speaker 3 (10:24):
That includes California.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
And we have a super majority and we can't get
anything done. Oh we got rid of the income tax
in twelve years and oh no, but we get a
tax increase immediately that that doesn't sound conservative, does it.
Speaker 3 (10:42):
Delbert and that's.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Because it's not conservative, not at all, and it gets worse.
So Delbert in the midst of all this trying to
make people see that he is, you know, conservative, and
he does continue on saying, you know, some other things
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for a terminal of gotta.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
Leave Mississippi is spending money for just having the heck
of it. That is just impressive.
Speaker 2 (11:24):
Uh. He's basically bragging about what he's done. And I'm
not reading the rest of this because it's Delbert trying
to write a fluff, pleat piece about himself, basically trying
to build himself up. Because guess what, Delbert Hoseman has
announced he is running for governor of Mississippi in twenty
twenty seven. Raise your hand if you're shocked. The man
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that collapsed this session, a seventy seven year old man.
Speaker 3 (11:55):
Wants to be our governor.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
Just if we do that math, Let's look here, so
Delvert Hoseman's birthdays in June, so in twenty seven, he'll
be seventy eight, about to turn seventy nine. So let's
just do some simple math here one, two, three, four.
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He would be eighty two to eighty going on eighty
three when he got out of office for the first term,
but if he ran again one, two, three, four, he
would be eighty six going on eighty seven. If he
ran for two terms, he shouldn't have been lieutenant governor.
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Now you're looking at the most second powerful position in Mississippi,
our governorship, and he wants to screw up Misissippi even more.
He wants to make sure that what happens is is
he gets another one of his little Democrats to have
it R by their name, so you all vote for
him as lieutenant governor, and that person can force us
to go to the left. And the only person that
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could stop it would be Delbert. And we all know
Delbert's not going to stop it. He's gonna continue and
actually probably put say good job Lieutenant governor whoever. We're conservative,
but we're not. I guarantee you that's what's gonna happen
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unless you wake up Mississippi and wake up around the country.
I know I have viewers outside of Mississippi, and let
me tell you, this is spreading like a disease, that
we are getting more and more to the left. And
I know it's been like this for decades and more
so we've had our eyes open, But that doesn't.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
Mean that we have not been continuously moving to the left.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
And now they're taking leaps and bounds even though there's
a spotlight on them. They're unashamed about being Garrhino. They
couldn't care less because they know they know you were
gonna vote them back in. And the only way to
get the federal government under control is to get the
states under control. And the states are sometimes even worse
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than the federal government. And we'll talk about the federal
government in a bit, But again, here we have seventy
seven born June thirtieth, nineteen forty seven. My grandfather wasn't
born in nineteen forty seven. Year, my grandmother wasn't born
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in nineteen forty seven. Yet, so we have a man
that is in office seventy seven years old, and about
a month's time will turn seventy eight, So he'll be
seventy nine going into office. And I mean, just for
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craps and giggles, because I'm a historian, I suck at math,
So I'm just going to let's see here. Let's see here.
He'd be eighty the year he got into office, so
he'd be eighty four. He would be almost ninety by
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the time he got out off just got the calculator
out for those who can't, of course see me, and
I guarantee you we're gonna vote him because Mississippi is
a glutton for punishment. We see that are by our names,
and we check it. I'm starting to lose hope people.
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I'm never gonna stop the fight, but I feel like
I'm fighting a losing battle half the time. I'm asking
everybody not to share this episode out for my own gain,
but to wake people up. Delbert Hoseman is going to
be the death of the state. He is our Joe
Biden to quote the right side, Hi Jack. He is
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probably even worse than Joe at this point, not mentally,
but he's just as a Democrat, just as Harris would
have been the destruction of this country's freedom. And we'll
get to that in a second. Delbert is destroying the
state of Mississippi and no one is doing anything. We
have our state artier trying to do something. He's probably
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gonna challenge Delbert, but that's it. Gonna take over lieutenant
governorship and try to get the state back on track.
Speaker 3 (16:37):
We have no one.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
We don't have a real conservative to get us back right.
We don't need a conservative that's gonna be conservative half
the time. We need a full on Jeffersonian conservative like
Chris McDaniel would have been, who is also far younger
than Delbert and could have ran the two years as
two terms as lieutenant governor and guy, the amount of
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stuff we would have gotten in that eight year period,
it pisces me off that we lost it all because
Delbert ran an ad campaign, all because Delbert was able
to mail out stuff and say, see, Chris mcdanield's a
bad guy. He's doing mud at me, he's lying. Check
his record and you will see that Lieutenant Governor Hoseman
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has not done his job in four years, has not
done it. What was he beforehand? What the heck was
Delbert beforehand? Wasn't he secretary of state? Yeah, from two
thousand and eight to twenty twenty, he was secretary of state.
Didn't do a dead gum thing in that office, not
at all. And here you have him again, twelve years.
Speaker 3 (17:54):
As secretary of state. What has he done?
Speaker 2 (17:57):
Eight years soon governor, the most powerful position in Mississippi?
What has he done? Now? He wants eight years as
governor what has he done and the answer to that question,
if you check what's happened in this state, if you've
checked the voting records, if you've checked what Delbert has
actually pushed, and take off your blinders, you will see
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that right now we are a purple state and we're
turning bluer by the day. Heck, I would say we're
not even a purple state at the moment. I would
say we're light blue and we're going to get dark.
We're going to take a quick commercial break before I
have a heart attack and we'll be right back. Welcome
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back to the Conservative Colonel podcast again begging all of
y'all to take off the blinders.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
And uh.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Help us, help the state, help our government. Our federal
government is so corrupt it's not even funny. And we're
about to dive into that story. But if we don't
do anything at the at the state level, you can
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say goodbye to fixing the federal level, because the federal
level has gotten way too big, it has gotten out
of control. The federal government, for some reason, tells the
federal government when it's too big. No founding fathers designed
it to where these states tell the federal government hey,
stay in your lane. We are protecting our people. You
get better representation that way. And then guess what. The
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local government is more involved in your life, the state
government is more involved in your life. It's easier to
get in contact with those representatives on those levels. And
government doesn't need all this money that we're wasting. It
doesn't need all this power.
Speaker 3 (20:09):
That's not how we were supposed to function.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
And if you want any doubt that this federal gets
corrupt and that President Trump needs our help, I've said
it before and I'll say it again. I've agreed with
everything President Trump is done. I've disagreed with a lot
that President Trump is done. Now is he being a
good president? Absolutely, I've agreed with him more than i've disagreed.
But people don't realize they voted for Trump and they said,
that's it. I've done my part for the next four years.
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I've saved the country. Part of that is true. Yes,
you have done your part. You have done your constitutional
obligation to vote in elections, your duty to this country,
mind you, But.
Speaker 3 (20:48):
That doesn't mean that Trump is able to get it
done on his own.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
Congress is supposed to be the most powerful branch for
some reason, we've given it all to the president right now,
which is dangerous. As you can see with Joe. When
you have a Trump, it's okay, But when you have
a Joe all of a sudden, that one person can
screw up this country for decades. And that's why I
don't believe in the king president. And that's why we
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shouldn't put too much on a president, especially an election.
Oh well, that one man will save the country.
Speaker 3 (21:24):
No, he can't.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Physically impossible, constitutionally impossible. Even if Trump takes up more power,
which again I'm one hundred percent against, even if it
is someone that I support. Even though it is someone
I support, I would say ninety percent of the time
with his decisions, I don't want that. Trump should not
be more powerful than a Joe. Our president has gotten
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crazily powerful. But again, if you want to talk about that,
we'll talk about that in a later episode. I'm going
to talk about what the federal government has done in
reflection to our last topic with Hoseman, and why we
should think locally and act locally, why we should be
on the local, county, city, and state level more involved
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than we are on the federal level.
Speaker 3 (22:12):
I'll tell you why.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
So Republican Representative Thomas Macy, who is an actual Jeffersonian Conservative.
Great guy. He is an actual conservative, a real guy
who has done everything as a Jeffersonian Conservative should to
my knowledge what I've seen from him recently, and he's
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been attacked by Republicans and Democrats for but he pointed
out this to me in a tweet. This wasn't widely
covered news. So I'll tell you. Congress scheduled to vote
on recessions this week to cut the ways that Dodge
Doge found, but the votes were quietly canceled. USAID and
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other programs like p BS, NPR.
Speaker 3 (23:05):
We're on to be targeted again.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
Representative Macy explains that Congress was supposed to vote on
cutting doge found ways, but the votes were canceled. That's
big government and the tradition of the GOP. I'm putting
a lot of black like again, i will never be
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a Democrat. I'm never a liberal, but I'm going to
be heavy on my Republicans. Y'all on the national level
helped stop this. Y'all all say we're here to balance
the budget, government spending, We're here to cut it. We
believe in Trump. We support Trump, but all the ways
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that Oge found nothing's been done. They're not doing anything,
they're not cutting anything. Is because we have allowed the Rhinos,
which actually, if we want to be honest, yeah, the
Rhino name is Republican only a name, but that's the majority.
I would say ninety percent of the Republican Party nationwide
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are Rhinos. And this is why we're in trouble. Folks
that it's okay if you're not a hardcore Jeffersonian Conservative
like me. Me and Graves disagree on a couple of things,
but he at least agrees on one thing that we
do not actually have a part well, I mean me
and him haven't verbally agreed on this, but I think
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he would. That the Republicans are hurting the conservative movement.
Imagine the boom in political prosperity the because again, one
of the basest things in Jeffersonian Conservatives all we asked
to be left alone and you can do whatever you
want California, New York, Texas, Bama. But here in Mississippi,
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we're going to do things our own way. And that
cuts back on this political tension because we don't make
it a national issue. It's all state. The states do
whatever they want and another state can like when they
did a couple of years ago, when all of a sudden,
New York and Florida are not Florida but California, Chicago.
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We're being like, Mississippi, you need to stop it. Ain't
your state, is it? Why don't you focus on yours?
But again getting back on topic, so we have officially
had Trump for flourish threeish months, four three January what
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twenty first, so about four months.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
Yeah, and.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
He's done a lot of great things. And I'm not
putting this on Trump. I'm putting this on our Congress.
He set out, he did his part. Trump did his part.
He made Doge, he sent them out to find waste,
and Doge has been spending a lot of man hours,
have been working over time with not a lot of
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extra pay, which again because they're cutting it, and they
did this, they did that, and then just simply the
House and the Senate were like, but what if we
don't do it? Trump wants to get rid of the
Department of Education. Representative Macy, I know, also put in
a bill to take down the Department of Education. I
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haven't heard anything on that, it's just quietly visied vashed
away again. And Macy's doing his part. He's letting everybody know, hey, hey, hey, hey,
wake up. But there's only so much one man can do.
Same with Trump. If you want to get the federal
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government under control, we have to align more with Jeffersonian conservatism.
We have to get the local county and city student boards,
state under control. So the state with the power, because
if you don't realize it, if it's not stated in
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our constitution, which a lot of the powers that the
federal government have today isn't it is the power preserve
to the states. If it is not listed in the constitution,
then it automatically is the states that have that power
to do so. And in the state, you can go
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up to your represent and be like, hey, new And
even furthermore, if it still passes, you can go to
your local movement and said, hey, no not here, but
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alas we're not getting in of these budget cuts, they'll
cut a couple of things, probably try to make themselves
feel better, or they'll raise it even more, which I
would be so shocked if we end up spending more money.
I wouldn't be It's the sad thing. I'm completely and
utterly expecting it.
Speaker 3 (28:31):
Wouldn't be shocked what soever.
Speaker 2 (28:36):
And I mean, it's just.
Speaker 3 (28:41):
It's so sad, and.
Speaker 2 (28:47):
I really just got nothing left to say on it,
Like I'm just burnt out. The Republicans have striked again.
We cannot trust government. We're going to take a quick
commercial break, and we got two more stories today.
Speaker 3 (29:05):
We'll see kind of how long it lasts, but uh,
we'll be right back.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
Now. I've been pretty hard on my Republicans. So the
last two stories have to do with our Democrat brother
and sisters, a party that simply doesn't have a brain.
And we're broading off state and going more into federal
stuff now. And this first story is just so irony
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and so funny it makes me smile. A New York
State senator that passed the owner that worked to pass
the Adult Survivors Act, which allowed Jene Carroll to go
after Trump with an Act accusation that was thirty years
ago now says the law is unconstitutional because hey, and
(30:08):
if you have kids listening in the car, this would
be the time to skip ahead just a bit. You
can kind of think where I'm going with this. He
has gotten a lawsuit now filed against him too, and
it is as an assault charge, a sexual assault charge. Yep,
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the R word, as you will, the word that I
will not say on the air.
Speaker 3 (30:39):
I will not do that.
Speaker 2 (30:40):
Send that through the sound ways. You can't make this up.
And I'm quoting from someone on Twitter. He now says
the law is unconstitutional because well, guess what, now it's
coming after him. And it's Oh, it's so funny. It
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makes me just smile, you know, like you work so
hard to try to gotch Trump. You work so hard
to do all this so you can say he's a
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convicted felons to stop him from running for office and
to say that, look, we got the bad guy working
out for you, brother. And it's so funny because now
he's against it because he it's being used to go
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after him again. I can't make this up. It is
just naturally huh hilarious. It is probably one of the
greatest things I've seen in a while. It makes me
laugh every time, Like, good job, good job New York.
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We really got the brightest of the bunch working up there,
don't we. Uh uh, it's all just going straight downhill,
all of well, I got a couple more news stories
(32:36):
for you, and when we'll kind of wrap up the show.
I don't know how long the show's gonna be, we'll
kind of see, but we're gonna take another quick commercial
break and be right back.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
Welcome back to the Conservative Colonel podcast.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
And I did forget one story that I wanted to
talk about today, and I'm glad I during.
Speaker 3 (32:58):
The commercial break I found it.
Speaker 2 (33:01):
And it's about Montana, surprisingly enough, and something that Republican
Party did out there, the Republican The Montana Republican Party
has kicked out Republican senators, kicked out nine Republican senators
out of the party for continuing voting with Democrats and
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undermining Republican priorities and leadership. They will not receive funds, funding,
or recognition from the Montana Republican Party in the future.
The Montana Republican Party GOP as the media and public
not refer to them as Republicans so to begin So,
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first off, obviously massive win easily could be abusable, but
that's kind of with everything you could see where this
could lead to just, oh, well, you disagree with the
Republican leadership, so we kick you out of a party.
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Type of deal. But I've been saying we should the
Libertarians have their own party. I think conservatives need their
own party. And again, I'm not asking for us all
to break down into many parties and never get anything accomplished,
but that would be nice. We're not supposed to have
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super control over everything on the federal level anyway. But
this is an interesting thing I'm gonna see spread far
and wide. Maybe if we get control of our Republican parties,
we can start keeping people held accountable for not actually
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following our platform at all. It would be just so good,
don't you think? Uh? I think it would be great
first to just finally get some of these dead gum
Rhinos are the majority of the party is Rhino is
the problem. So you have a party trying to decorrupt itself.
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I don't know how it's gonna work. It's why I
kind of like what Montana is doing. The state is
trying to take it over again and make sure that
they are actually Conservatives. And then after you get the
state under control, what did I say, you can start focusing.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
On getting the federal government under control.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Because we have states' rights, the state's rights to govern themselves.
The state's right to tell the federal government to piss off,
and we have that.
Speaker 3 (35:52):
We just need to use it and.
Speaker 2 (35:54):
Remind the federal government, who hasn't been told this in
a couple hundred years, that hey, we can do whatever
we want. Not exactly, of course, you still have to
follow the Constitution, but you don't want to miniature federal
government on your hands. But we could get the federal
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government on control by just saying we think you'll gott
into power powerful, and we're going to force our representatives
to get y'all under control.
Speaker 3 (36:27):
And then amendments can be passed that.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
Can help with corruption, that can help with being bribed,
that can help with term limits, that could help with
a lot of things. We could pass amendments right now. Glorious, glorious,
fix a couple amendments as well. But here we are.
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It's again a massive win for the Republican Party in Montana.
I hope to see it implemented around the whole Union.
Just kicking people out left and right. That'd be great.
I would be a for it. You could probably kick
out almost every Republican in my state. Let's just restart,
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Let's just get back to basics. Sally, let's just let's
start from scratch. That might be just better. The sad
thing is it probably would be. But yeah, here we are, corruption, corruption, corruption.
Speaker 3 (37:48):
Corruption.
Speaker 2 (37:50):
Again. I'm begging all to share this episode out, give
me some hope. You don't have to share mine out.
If there's a podcast that said this all better than
me by all means, I'll share them out myself.
Speaker 3 (38:04):
But please, please do something.
Speaker 2 (38:14):
Get involved in your Republican Party. I know that it
gets frustrating because Jack has talked about it many times
on the show that the Republican Party is so corrupt
that it would need a complete overhaul of people like minded,
people that are conservati Jeffersonian conservatives to even get it
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on track. So we could start letting other types of
conservative like I mean, I've described Graves as a Washington Conservative.
Even let them in. You know, we're gonna have to
wipe it all or to fix a lot of the
problems we have right now.
Speaker 3 (38:51):
And it's just not happening.
Speaker 2 (38:52):
And so I get it, but please fight, please, I'm
begging you. We're gonna take a quick break, and well,
actually I don't think we need to. This episode looks
like it's gonna be shorter than anticipated, so we might
(39:18):
just go ahead and jump into the next story, which
is just again with the Democrats and talking about and
this is from a couple of years ago during COVID
unvaccinated people and the tolerant left is at it again.
(39:42):
Here are some tweets I'm gonna read out for you'll,
and y'all tell me if this sounds familiar, and again
all coming from a couple of celebrities. A couple elected
officials piss a newspaper. One of them actually has the
symbol that this might remind you of. But I posted
on Twitter, welcome to the new normal Germany. The graffiti reads,
(40:06):
gas the unvaccinated in Germany, but it's over here too.
Don't worry. A famous actor said, the wilfully unvaccinated who
wind up in hospitals from COVID should not receive priority
medical care over other various sickre injured people who are
(40:30):
as much in urgent need of medical care. Again. Medical freedom,
y'all love saying my body my choice when it comes
to murdering a people. When it comes to my actual
medical freedom to pick whatever I want to do to
my body health wise, I could go jump off my
(40:50):
roof right now, and the federal government can be like, wow,
he's got the right. Will they lock me Whether the
hospital will lock me up mentally, probably if I especially
if I jumped and said, I'm a bird, I identify
as a bird, you know. But I have the right
to do if I wanted to, like, you know, take
(41:13):
all the vaccinations. Are none of the vaccination. That is
your right, especially if it's an untested, rushed vaccination. Especially,
you're right, especially if the government is telling you to
the government cannot force its will on the people. That
is the backbone of this constitution, republic, this constitutional republic.
(41:35):
We are not a democracy. Get that stupid word out
of your mouth, because we've worded it down enough. We
are a constitution, a constitution, a constitutional republic. So again,
because you express your rights, you get to die in
the hospital. This actor says another out of PEP rally
(41:57):
or a PEP rally, I was thinking about football season,
But another one at a mostly peaceful protest says kill
the anti vaxxers. Another celebrity, time to come down on unvaccinated,
(42:25):
another liberal. My position is we must make the lives
of the unvaccinated totally miss a total misery and just
keep escalating the uh, keep escalating the exclusions until we
create the resistance and break their spirit in order to
force compliance so they learn not to resist government mandates.
(42:51):
Sounds very Nazi of you, sounds very empire and monarchy,
my king of you? Again, what is the left trying
to preserve? Where their so called democracy? Are we just
going back to being under the rule of a monarch,
(43:17):
a fascist razin regime, a socialist utopia, perfect communism.
Speaker 3 (43:25):
Is that what we're headed?
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Has America lost its spirit that much? The sad answer
is yes, We're not there yet. But mark my words,
this show will be canceled at some point, not because
I want it to be, but because I don't have
the right to voice my opinion anymore. And we actually
(43:50):
got something on that next, so we might actually have
another story another celebrity. I love at gay guy can Candidizos.
I tried products. Unless you have a legitimate medical reason,
(44:12):
if you're not vaccinated, I don't want to see you.
I don't want to talk to you, I don't want
to work with you. I don't want to socialize with
you or know you that that's in your constitutional right now.
If you have to work with them. You might have
to leave, or you might have to request a transfer.
Socialize with you. Again, you're not forced to talk to anybody.
(44:34):
They do say talk to you or socialize with you.
It's the same thing. But okay, that's fine, that's fair,
that's fair. I'm unvaccinated. It didn't really bother me if
someone was unvaccinated or not. But again, you have your
right to be left alone. It your personal freedom. Now
(45:00):
here's what I heavily describe your personal freedom is holding
the rest of us hostage itself is instupid, and they
put personal freedom.
Speaker 3 (45:09):
In air quotes.
Speaker 2 (45:14):
But Anna, it is our personal freedom. And if you
don't like it, you can go to Britain, you can
go to Canada where they're forcing stuff on people. Go
just go. If you want us to live in those
(45:37):
worlds where you don't have the personal freedom and you
have the government make all your decisions for you, just
go tell me how it is, Go have fun, because
you obviously don't care about freedoms. A crisis is not
(45:58):
a justification to wipe out freedoms. It's not and we've
used as a justification for centuries.
Speaker 3 (46:08):
Now is this country.
Speaker 2 (46:12):
It's not another person that actually has the Nazi symbol
on it gas the unvaccinated.
Speaker 3 (46:32):
And get this, this is from a newspaper.
Speaker 2 (46:37):
This one again. These have been going back and forth
with people in Canada America. Well let's see here, two
or one in Canada, one in Germany. The rest have
surprisingly been US, a couple elected officials, a couple of celebrities.
But this is coming from the Toronto Star. Toronto Star.
If the unvaccinated person catches it from someone who is vaccinated, boohoo,
(47:02):
too bad. I have no empathy left for the willing
full unvaccinated.
Speaker 3 (47:07):
Let them die.
Speaker 2 (47:10):
I honestly don't care if you die from COVID, not
even a little bit. Unvaccinated parent patients do not deserve
I see you beds again because we're not being forced
to do something by the government, which the government very
much tried to do. Guess what, mm hmm. Now you
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get to die and I don't care if you die
because I'm a tolerant left I am a liberal, and
I say, I love you for who you are and
I'm so tolerant, I'm so on offencil unless you disagree
with me, and then I hate you and I hope
(47:53):
you die. And we got one more from the Mayor
of Chicago during all this that idiot and this was
a bit cut off, but.
Speaker 3 (48:04):
Still I liked it.
Speaker 2 (48:06):
To put it simple, if you've been living vaccination free,
your time is up. I again can't read this part.
You wish to live life as with the ease to
do things you love you and if you wish to
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do things in your life that you love, you must
be vaccinated. The health order may pose an unconvenience and
inconvenience to unvaccination. The unvaccinated in order, in fact, the
incident that inconvenience by design or is inconvenient by design. Again,
(48:57):
forcing your will, forcing the will of the government on.
Speaker 3 (49:03):
Their subjects.
Speaker 2 (49:07):
Is that the America you want for your kids, your grandkids?
What if that thing turns out to be fatal? What
if a pharmaceutical company just wanted to make bucks. All
of a sudden, we're in trouble. We're gonna take one
(49:30):
more commercial break and we'll be back to end the show.
Welcome back to the Conservative Colonel Podcast. In our last
show for the evening, we're gonna jump over the pond.
We are gonna go to Canada and Britain. So where
(49:57):
to begin. So Christianity's under attack. Freedom is under attacked.
A guy got arrested in Canada for waiving the Canadian flag. Arrested,
the police talked to him.
Speaker 3 (50:10):
I seen the video.
Speaker 2 (50:12):
Can't do that. The Muslims are praying. He wasn't messing
with their prayer. He just had the Canadian flag over
in Great Britain. Man was simply saying stand up Britain
(50:34):
or no England, stand up England, stand up and fight
for freedom, not those exact words. He just kept saying,
stand up England, stand up England. And while he was
doing that, a Muslim protest was happening and he was
(51:02):
just walking into the streets. He wasn't even.
Speaker 3 (51:04):
Causing any problems or nothing, and the police arrested him.
Speaker 2 (51:15):
And most scary, England has bannit for Christians to pray
in their houses privately. If you post about it on
social media, you'll get a knock on the police. If
people report you, you'll get arrested by the police. I've
seen three videos the last week, a loan of English
citizens being arrested for simply praying. One prayed outside of abortion.
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Clint didn't cause of Ruckers didn't try to stop anybody
from killing someone.
Speaker 3 (51:48):
Did better than I would have, and he got arrested.
Speaker 2 (51:56):
A Christian man is praying and talked about praying on
social media gets arrested.
Speaker 3 (52:02):
The Muslims might be.
Speaker 2 (52:07):
Again. I saw multiple videos where the Muslim community is
getting to pray and getting to have whatever they want,
protesting doing all this. That's perfectly fine. I don't agree
with their faith, but they have the right to pick it,
they have the right to worship it. But in England,
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you are getting persecuted if you're and people are saying
it doesn't matter. That will never happen here in America.
It's already slowly happening. It is slowly happening, and we're
going to get there. It would have happened a bit quicker,
I think if Harris got elected. But you know, I
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think it's coming. We're going to start losing freedoms in
this country. If we don't wake up, folks. That's what
this whole episode has been about, waking up. If you
do not wake up, we might as well call it quits,
because what's the point. And I don't know, I mean,
(53:24):
I don't know what to do to help y'all wake up, but.
Speaker 3 (53:28):
I know this is coming.
Speaker 2 (53:30):
If it's happening in England, happening in Canada, it's only
a quick skip away. And these are supposedly free countries.
You have parliament that represents you in England. I don't
really know what you have in Canada. But the monarchs
aren't in charge anymore. But alas, freedoms are going away,
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I'll tell you where I'm gonna begin. We're going to
go into the great state of Mississippi, and we're going
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to talk about our Lieutenant Governor, Delbert Hoseman. So Lieutenant
Governor Delbert Hoseman has been traveling to update residents on
the twenty twenty five legislative session and again last episode,
while it was a while ago, the main plot line
(05:37):
was the fact that Delbert is not doing a good
job as lieutenant governor, that he has screwed up Mississippi.
He's moved us more to the left. We're becoming a
blue state, we're becoming less conservative, and it's all on
him and that's what he wants. And we talked about
(05:58):
his redistrict King Fan and his budgeting failed. We did
not pass a budget, and that is completely on the
lieutenant governor. Again that is the most powerful position in Mississippi.
But he said while in Meridian that he was optimistic
that we'll be finalizing a state budget soon and legislators
(06:21):
have been working to compensate in areas that have been
in fact that has been infected by federal budget cuts.
Well think that's the problem the government's to involve. Delbert,
we shouldn't have this many federal and state funded things,
(06:44):
but here we are. And again this isn't a direct
quote from Delbert. So the president is trying to get
us where at least we get a balance budget. And
to do that, obviously it's going to cut. Mississippi. I
(07:05):
don't know anything. I don't know anybody I've talked to
that said that we're going to get more money than
we did last year. Shocker. Uh So, when we get
fifty percent of the money from the federal government, if
they cut, then we don't print money, so we have
to cut too. So I think that will probably be
(07:27):
a major discussion in this upcoming year, is what the
federal government continues to pay for and what they're not
going to continue to pay for. You'll just you're just
you're seeing the fact facts come that we're going to
be we're going to have to tighten our belt. And
(07:48):
see that would be a great speech the Mississippi government saying,
you know what, we're spending too much money. We're going
to tighten the belt. That's good, that's good. Take less
of the taxpayers money it back to him. That's perfectly
fine for a government to do. But Delbert's acting like
he's following Trump's lead in the budget cuts. No, he
(08:10):
told Trump to go jump in the Gulf of America,
which I honestly I don't like renaming. I hope it
goes back to the Gulf of Mexico after the Trump
A mentioned because I know why we changed it. We
changed it to get around a loophole. But I don't.
(08:30):
I'm not for renaming historical things that have been that
name for years. I don't like the renaming of any
of the military bases. I don't like renaming of schools
streets just because someone gets their little feelings hurt. And
I'm just shocked that it has gotten as much support
as it. He is not simply because if people were like, well,
(08:52):
it's a genius idea, that way we can drill in
the golf, that would be fine. But what people are
doing is like, yeah, America, And I'm like, that's not
what it should be, and we shouldn't be advocating for
it even if it was. But that's a whole other topic.
But so yeah, Lieutenant Governor Hoseman trying to act like
(09:16):
he's a conservative again, shocker shocker again, not putting it
on the fact that, hey, I used my personal agenda
and saved the budget for the last dead gum week
of the session, and we didn't get it passed because
of me. So we're having to call it a special
session from the governor to force us to pass this
(09:36):
budget because I tried to take that powers of the
state auditor so he couldn't investigate my corruption. Screw over farmers,
screw over the people of Mississippi, screw over pharmacy, I mean,
you name it. Delbor has done it this session. I
(10:00):
haven't read all he's done, but it's because at this
point I don't know if my heart can take it.
We are slowly going to the left people, not even slowly.
We're making leaps and bounds. And it's from the super
majority Republican party in our state. Mississippi has to have
one of the worst Republican parties at the state level
(10:21):
out there.
Speaker 3 (10:24):
That includes California.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
And we have a super majority and we can't get
anything done. Oh we got rid of the income tax
in twelve years and oh no, but we get a
tax increase immediately that that doesn't sound conservative, does it.
Speaker 3 (10:42):
Delbert and that's.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Because it's not conservative, not at all, and it gets worse.
So Delbert in the midst of all this trying to
make people see that he is, you know, conservative, and
he does continue on saying, you know, some other things
(11:07):
for a terminal of gotta.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
Leave Mississippi is spending money for just having the heck
of it. That is just impressive.
Speaker 2 (11:24):
Uh. He's basically bragging about what he's done. And I'm
not reading the rest of this because it's Delbert trying
to write a fluff, pleat piece about himself, basically trying
to build himself up. Because guess what, Delbert Hoseman has
announced he is running for governor of Mississippi in twenty
twenty seven. Raise your hand if you're shocked. The man
(11:49):
that collapsed this session, a seventy seven year old man.
Speaker 3 (11:55):
Wants to be our governor.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
Just if we do that math, Let's look here, so
Delvert Hoseman's birthdays in June, so in twenty seven, he'll
be seventy eight, about to turn seventy nine. So let's
just do some simple math here one, two, three, four.
(12:17):
He would be eighty two to eighty going on eighty
three when he got out of office for the first term,
but if he ran again one, two, three, four, he
would be eighty six going on eighty seven. If he
ran for two terms, he shouldn't have been lieutenant governor.
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Now you're looking at the most second powerful position in Mississippi,
our governorship, and he wants to screw up Misissippi even more.
He wants to make sure that what happens is is
he gets another one of his little Democrats to have
it R by their name, so you all vote for
him as lieutenant governor, and that person can force us
to go to the left. And the only person that
(13:02):
could stop it would be Delbert. And we all know
Delbert's not going to stop it. He's gonna continue and
actually probably put say good job Lieutenant governor whoever. We're conservative,
but we're not. I guarantee you that's what's gonna happen
(13:23):
unless you wake up Mississippi and wake up around the country.
I know I have viewers outside of Mississippi, and let
me tell you, this is spreading like a disease, that
we are getting more and more to the left. And
I know it's been like this for decades and more
so we've had our eyes open, But that doesn't.
Speaker 3 (13:48):
Mean that we have not been continuously moving to the left.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
And now they're taking leaps and bounds even though there's
a spotlight on them. They're unashamed about being Garrhino. They
couldn't care less because they know they know you were
gonna vote them back in. And the only way to
get the federal government under control is to get the
states under control. And the states are sometimes even worse
(14:13):
than the federal government. And we'll talk about the federal
government in a bit, But again, here we have seventy
seven born June thirtieth, nineteen forty seven. My grandfather wasn't
born in nineteen forty seven. Year, my grandmother wasn't born
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in nineteen forty seven. Yet, so we have a man
that is in office seventy seven years old, and about
a month's time will turn seventy eight, So he'll be
seventy nine going into office. And I mean, just for
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craps and giggles, because I'm a historian, I suck at math,
So I'm just going to let's see here. Let's see here.
He'd be eighty the year he got into office, so
he'd be eighty four. He would be almost ninety by
(15:22):
the time he got out off just got the calculator
out for those who can't, of course see me, and
I guarantee you we're gonna vote him because Mississippi is
a glutton for punishment. We see that are by our names,
and we check it. I'm starting to lose hope people.
(15:43):
I'm never gonna stop the fight, but I feel like
I'm fighting a losing battle half the time. I'm asking
everybody not to share this episode out for my own gain,
but to wake people up. Delbert Hoseman is going to
be the death of the state. He is our Joe
Biden to quote the right side, Hi Jack. He is
(16:08):
probably even worse than Joe at this point, not mentally,
but he's just as a Democrat, just as Harris would
have been the destruction of this country's freedom. And we'll
get to that in a second. Delbert is destroying the
state of Mississippi and no one is doing anything. We
have our state artier trying to do something. He's probably
(16:29):
gonna challenge Delbert, but that's it. Gonna take over lieutenant
governorship and try to get the state back on track.
Speaker 3 (16:37):
We have no one.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
We don't have a real conservative to get us back right.
We don't need a conservative that's gonna be conservative half
the time. We need a full on Jeffersonian conservative like
Chris McDaniel would have been, who is also far younger
than Delbert and could have ran the two years as
two terms as lieutenant governor and guy, the amount of
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stuff we would have gotten in that eight year period,
it pisces me off that we lost it all because
Delbert ran an ad campaign, all because Delbert was able
to mail out stuff and say, see, Chris mcdanield's a
bad guy. He's doing mud at me, he's lying. Check
his record and you will see that Lieutenant Governor Hoseman
(17:24):
has not done his job in four years, has not
done it. What was he beforehand? What the heck was
Delbert beforehand? Wasn't he secretary of state? Yeah, from two
thousand and eight to twenty twenty, he was secretary of state.
Didn't do a dead gum thing in that office, not
at all. And here you have him again, twelve years.
Speaker 3 (17:54):
As secretary of state. What has he done?
Speaker 2 (17:57):
Eight years soon governor, the most powerful position in Mississippi?
What has he done? Now? He wants eight years as
governor what has he done and the answer to that question,
if you check what's happened in this state, if you've
checked the voting records, if you've checked what Delbert has
actually pushed, and take off your blinders, you will see
(18:22):
that right now we are a purple state and we're
turning bluer by the day. Heck, I would say we're
not even a purple state at the moment. I would
say we're light blue and we're going to get dark.
We're going to take a quick commercial break before I
have a heart attack and we'll be right back. Welcome
(18:50):
back to the Conservative Colonel podcast again begging all of
y'all to take off the blinders.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
And uh.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Help us, help the state, help our government. Our federal
government is so corrupt it's not even funny. And we're
about to dive into that story. But if we don't
do anything at the at the state level, you can
(19:25):
say goodbye to fixing the federal level, because the federal
level has gotten way too big, it has gotten out
of control. The federal government, for some reason, tells the
federal government when it's too big. No founding fathers designed
it to where these states tell the federal government hey,
stay in your lane. We are protecting our people. You
get better representation that way. And then guess what. The
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local government is more involved in your life, the state
government is more involved in your life. It's easier to
get in contact with those representatives on those levels. And
government doesn't need all this money that we're wasting. It
doesn't need all this power.
Speaker 3 (20:09):
That's not how we were supposed to function.
Speaker 2 (20:13):
And if you want any doubt that this federal gets
corrupt and that President Trump needs our help, I've said
it before and I'll say it again. I've agreed with
everything President Trump is done. I've disagreed with a lot
that President Trump is done. Now is he being a
good president? Absolutely, I've agreed with him more than i've disagreed.
But people don't realize they voted for Trump and they said,
that's it. I've done my part for the next four years.
(20:35):
I've saved the country. Part of that is true. Yes,
you have done your part. You have done your constitutional
obligation to vote in elections, your duty to this country,
mind you, But.
Speaker 3 (20:48):
That doesn't mean that Trump is able to get it
done on his own.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
Congress is supposed to be the most powerful branch for
some reason, we've given it all to the president right now,
which is dangerous. As you can see with Joe. When
you have a Trump, it's okay, But when you have
a Joe all of a sudden, that one person can
screw up this country for decades. And that's why I
don't believe in the king president. And that's why we
(21:16):
shouldn't put too much on a president, especially an election.
Oh well, that one man will save the country.
Speaker 3 (21:24):
No, he can't.
Speaker 2 (21:25):
Physically impossible, constitutionally impossible. Even if Trump takes up more power,
which again I'm one hundred percent against, even if it
is someone that I support. Even though it is someone
I support, I would say ninety percent of the time
with his decisions, I don't want that. Trump should not
be more powerful than a Joe. Our president has gotten
(21:48):
crazily powerful. But again, if you want to talk about that,
we'll talk about that in a later episode. I'm going
to talk about what the federal government has done in
reflection to our last topic with Hoseman, and why we
should think locally and act locally, why we should be
on the local, county, city, and state level more involved
(22:09):
than we are on the federal level.
Speaker 3 (22:12):
I'll tell you why.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
So Republican Representative Thomas Macy, who is an actual Jeffersonian Conservative.
Great guy. He is an actual conservative, a real guy
who has done everything as a Jeffersonian Conservative should to
my knowledge what I've seen from him recently, and he's
(22:37):
been attacked by Republicans and Democrats for but he pointed
out this to me in a tweet. This wasn't widely
covered news. So I'll tell you. Congress scheduled to vote
on recessions this week to cut the ways that Dodge
Doge found, but the votes were quietly canceled. USAID and
(23:01):
other programs like p BS, NPR.
Speaker 3 (23:05):
We're on to be targeted again.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
Representative Macy explains that Congress was supposed to vote on
cutting doge found ways, but the votes were canceled. That's
big government and the tradition of the GOP. I'm putting
a lot of black like again, i will never be
(23:34):
a Democrat. I'm never a liberal, but I'm going to
be heavy on my Republicans. Y'all on the national level
helped stop this. Y'all all say we're here to balance
the budget, government spending, We're here to cut it. We
believe in Trump. We support Trump, but all the ways
(23:59):
that Oge found nothing's been done. They're not doing anything,
they're not cutting anything. Is because we have allowed the Rhinos,
which actually, if we want to be honest, yeah, the
Rhino name is Republican only a name, but that's the majority.
I would say ninety percent of the Republican Party nationwide
(24:22):
are Rhinos. And this is why we're in trouble. Folks
that it's okay if you're not a hardcore Jeffersonian Conservative
like me. Me and Graves disagree on a couple of things,
but he at least agrees on one thing that we
do not actually have a part well, I mean me
and him haven't verbally agreed on this, but I think
(24:44):
he would. That the Republicans are hurting the conservative movement.
Imagine the boom in political prosperity the because again, one
of the basest things in Jeffersonian Conservatives all we asked
to be left alone and you can do whatever you
want California, New York, Texas, Bama. But here in Mississippi,
(25:05):
we're going to do things our own way. And that
cuts back on this political tension because we don't make
it a national issue. It's all state. The states do
whatever they want and another state can like when they
did a couple of years ago, when all of a sudden,
New York and Florida are not Florida but California, Chicago.
(25:29):
We're being like, Mississippi, you need to stop it. Ain't
your state, is it? Why don't you focus on yours?
But again getting back on topic, so we have officially
had Trump for flourish threeish months, four three January what
(25:53):
twenty first, so about four months.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
Yeah, and.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
He's done a lot of great things. And I'm not
putting this on Trump. I'm putting this on our Congress.
He set out, he did his part. Trump did his part.
He made Doge, he sent them out to find waste,
and Doge has been spending a lot of man hours,
have been working over time with not a lot of
(26:21):
extra pay, which again because they're cutting it, and they
did this, they did that, and then just simply the
House and the Senate were like, but what if we
don't do it? Trump wants to get rid of the
Department of Education. Representative Macy, I know, also put in
a bill to take down the Department of Education. I
(26:42):
haven't heard anything on that, it's just quietly visied vashed
away again. And Macy's doing his part. He's letting everybody know, hey, hey, hey, hey,
wake up. But there's only so much one man can do.
Same with Trump. If you want to get the federal
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government under control, we have to align more with Jeffersonian conservatism.
We have to get the local county and city student boards,
state under control. So the state with the power, because
if you don't realize it, if it's not stated in
(27:25):
our constitution, which a lot of the powers that the
federal government have today isn't it is the power preserve
to the states. If it is not listed in the constitution,
then it automatically is the states that have that power
to do so. And in the state, you can go
(27:45):
up to your represent and be like, hey, new And
even furthermore, if it still passes, you can go to
your local movement and said, hey, no not here, but
(28:08):
alas we're not getting in of these budget cuts, they'll
cut a couple of things, probably try to make themselves
feel better, or they'll raise it even more, which I
would be so shocked if we end up spending more money.
I wouldn't be It's the sad thing. I'm completely and
utterly expecting it.
Speaker 3 (28:31):
Wouldn't be shocked what soever.
Speaker 2 (28:36):
And I mean, it's just.
Speaker 3 (28:41):
It's so sad, and.
Speaker 2 (28:47):
I really just got nothing left to say on it,
Like I'm just burnt out. The Republicans have striked again.
We cannot trust government. We're going to take a quick
commercial break, and we got two more stories today.
Speaker 3 (29:05):
We'll see kind of how long it lasts, but uh,
we'll be right back.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
Now. I've been pretty hard on my Republicans. So the
last two stories have to do with our Democrat brother
and sisters, a party that simply doesn't have a brain.
And we're broading off state and going more into federal
stuff now. And this first story is just so irony
(29:42):
and so funny it makes me smile. A New York
State senator that passed the owner that worked to pass
the Adult Survivors Act, which allowed Jene Carroll to go
after Trump with an Act accusation that was thirty years
ago now says the law is unconstitutional because hey, and
(30:08):
if you have kids listening in the car, this would
be the time to skip ahead just a bit. You
can kind of think where I'm going with this. He
has gotten a lawsuit now filed against him too, and
it is as an assault charge, a sexual assault charge. Yep,
(30:33):
the R word, as you will, the word that I
will not say on the air.
Speaker 3 (30:39):
I will not do that.
Speaker 2 (30:40):
Send that through the sound ways. You can't make this up.
And I'm quoting from someone on Twitter. He now says
the law is unconstitutional because well, guess what, now it's
coming after him. And it's Oh, it's so funny. It
(31:02):
makes me just smile, you know, like you work so
hard to try to gotch Trump. You work so hard
to do all this so you can say he's a
(31:22):
convicted felons to stop him from running for office and
to say that, look, we got the bad guy working
out for you, brother. And it's so funny because now
he's against it because he it's being used to go
(31:44):
after him again. I can't make this up. It is
just naturally huh hilarious. It is probably one of the
greatest things I've seen in a while. It makes me
laugh every time, Like, good job, good job New York.
(32:13):
We really got the brightest of the bunch working up there,
don't we. Uh uh, it's all just going straight downhill,
all of well, I got a couple more news stories
(32:36):
for you, and when we'll kind of wrap up the show.
I don't know how long the show's gonna be, we'll
kind of see, but we're gonna take another quick commercial
break and be right back.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
Welcome back to the Conservative Colonel podcast.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
And I did forget one story that I wanted to
talk about today, and I'm glad I during.
Speaker 3 (32:58):
The commercial break I found it.
Speaker 2 (33:01):
And it's about Montana, surprisingly enough, and something that Republican
Party did out there, the Republican The Montana Republican Party
has kicked out Republican senators, kicked out nine Republican senators
out of the party for continuing voting with Democrats and
(33:21):
undermining Republican priorities and leadership. They will not receive funds, funding,
or recognition from the Montana Republican Party in the future.
The Montana Republican Party GOP as the media and public
not refer to them as Republicans so to begin So,
(33:49):
first off, obviously massive win easily could be abusable, but
that's kind of with everything you could see where this
could lead to just, oh, well, you disagree with the
Republican leadership, so we kick you out of a party.
(34:10):
Type of deal. But I've been saying we should the
Libertarians have their own party. I think conservatives need their
own party. And again, I'm not asking for us all
to break down into many parties and never get anything accomplished,
but that would be nice. We're not supposed to have
(34:32):
super control over everything on the federal level anyway. But
this is an interesting thing I'm gonna see spread far
and wide. Maybe if we get control of our Republican parties,
we can start keeping people held accountable for not actually
(34:55):
following our platform at all. It would be just so good,
don't you think? Uh? I think it would be great
first to just finally get some of these dead gum
Rhinos are the majority of the party is Rhino is
the problem. So you have a party trying to decorrupt itself.
(35:21):
I don't know how it's gonna work. It's why I
kind of like what Montana is doing. The state is
trying to take it over again and make sure that
they are actually Conservatives. And then after you get the
state under control, what did I say, you can start focusing.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
On getting the federal government under control.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Because we have states' rights, the state's rights to govern themselves.
The state's right to tell the federal government to piss off,
and we have that.
Speaker 3 (35:52):
We just need to use it and.
Speaker 2 (35:54):
Remind the federal government, who hasn't been told this in
a couple hundred years, that hey, we can do whatever
we want. Not exactly, of course, you still have to
follow the Constitution, but you don't want to miniature federal
government on your hands. But we could get the federal
(36:15):
government on control by just saying we think you'll gott
into power powerful, and we're going to force our representatives
to get y'all under control.
Speaker 3 (36:27):
And then amendments can be passed that.
Speaker 2 (36:31):
Can help with corruption, that can help with being bribed,
that can help with term limits, that could help with
a lot of things. We could pass amendments right now. Glorious, glorious,
fix a couple amendments as well. But here we are.
(36:54):
It's again a massive win for the Republican Party in Montana.
I hope to see it implemented around the whole Union.
Just kicking people out left and right. That'd be great.
I would be a for it. You could probably kick
out almost every Republican in my state. Let's just restart,
(37:17):
Let's just get back to basics. Sally, let's just let's
start from scratch. That might be just better. The sad
thing is it probably would be. But yeah, here we are, corruption, corruption, corruption.
Speaker 3 (37:48):
Corruption.
Speaker 2 (37:50):
Again. I'm begging all to share this episode out, give
me some hope. You don't have to share mine out.
If there's a podcast that said this all better than
me by all means, I'll share them out myself.
Speaker 3 (38:04):
But please, please do something.
Speaker 2 (38:14):
Get involved in your Republican Party. I know that it
gets frustrating because Jack has talked about it many times
on the show that the Republican Party is so corrupt
that it would need a complete overhaul of people like minded,
people that are conservati Jeffersonian conservatives to even get it
(38:34):
on track. So we could start letting other types of
conservative like I mean, I've described Graves as a Washington Conservative.
Even let them in. You know, we're gonna have to
wipe it all or to fix a lot of the
problems we have right now.
Speaker 3 (38:51):
And it's just not happening.
Speaker 2 (38:52):
And so I get it, but please fight, please, I'm
begging you. We're gonna take a quick break, and well,
actually I don't think we need to. This episode looks
like it's gonna be shorter than anticipated, so we might
(39:18):
just go ahead and jump into the next story, which
is just again with the Democrats and talking about and
this is from a couple of years ago during COVID
unvaccinated people and the tolerant left is at it again.
(39:42):
Here are some tweets I'm gonna read out for you'll,
and y'all tell me if this sounds familiar, and again
all coming from a couple of celebrities. A couple elected
officials piss a newspaper. One of them actually has the
symbol that this might remind you of. But I posted
on Twitter, welcome to the new normal Germany. The graffiti reads,
(40:06):
gas the unvaccinated in Germany, but it's over here too.
Don't worry. A famous actor said, the wilfully unvaccinated who
wind up in hospitals from COVID should not receive priority
medical care over other various sickre injured people who are
(40:30):
as much in urgent need of medical care. Again. Medical freedom,
y'all love saying my body my choice when it comes
to murdering a people. When it comes to my actual
medical freedom to pick whatever I want to do to
my body health wise, I could go jump off my
(40:50):
roof right now, and the federal government can be like, wow,
he's got the right. Will they lock me Whether the
hospital will lock me up mentally, probably if I especially
if I jumped and said, I'm a bird, I identify
as a bird, you know. But I have the right
to do if I wanted to, like, you know, take
(41:13):
all the vaccinations. Are none of the vaccination. That is
your right, especially if it's an untested, rushed vaccination. Especially,
you're right, especially if the government is telling you to
the government cannot force its will on the people. That
is the backbone of this constitution, republic, this constitutional republic.
(41:35):
We are not a democracy. Get that stupid word out
of your mouth, because we've worded it down enough. We
are a constitution, a constitution, a constitutional republic. So again,
because you express your rights, you get to die in
the hospital. This actor says another out of PEP rally
(41:57):
or a PEP rally, I was thinking about football season,
But another one at a mostly peaceful protest says kill
the anti vaxxers. Another celebrity, time to come down on unvaccinated,
(42:25):
another liberal. My position is we must make the lives
of the unvaccinated totally miss a total misery and just
keep escalating the uh, keep escalating the exclusions until we
create the resistance and break their spirit in order to
force compliance so they learn not to resist government mandates.
(42:51):
Sounds very Nazi of you, sounds very empire and monarchy,
my king of you? Again, what is the left trying
to preserve? Where their so called democracy? Are we just
going back to being under the rule of a monarch,
(43:17):
a fascist razin regime, a socialist utopia, perfect communism.
Speaker 3 (43:25):
Is that what we're headed?
Speaker 2 (43:27):
Has America lost its spirit that much? The sad answer
is yes, We're not there yet. But mark my words,
this show will be canceled at some point, not because
I want it to be, but because I don't have
the right to voice my opinion anymore. And we actually
(43:50):
got something on that next, so we might actually have
another story another celebrity. I love at gay guy can Candidizos.
I tried products. Unless you have a legitimate medical reason,
(44:12):
if you're not vaccinated, I don't want to see you.
I don't want to talk to you, I don't want
to work with you. I don't want to socialize with
you or know you that that's in your constitutional right now.
If you have to work with them. You might have
to leave, or you might have to request a transfer.
Socialize with you. Again, you're not forced to talk to anybody.
(44:34):
They do say talk to you or socialize with you.
It's the same thing. But okay, that's fine, that's fair,
that's fair. I'm unvaccinated. It didn't really bother me if
someone was unvaccinated or not. But again, you have your
right to be left alone. It your personal freedom. Now
(45:00):
here's what I heavily describe your personal freedom is holding
the rest of us hostage itself is instupid, and they
put personal freedom.
Speaker 3 (45:09):
In air quotes.
Speaker 2 (45:14):
But Anna, it is our personal freedom. And if you
don't like it, you can go to Britain, you can
go to Canada where they're forcing stuff on people. Go
just go. If you want us to live in those
(45:37):
worlds where you don't have the personal freedom and you
have the government make all your decisions for you, just
go tell me how it is, Go have fun, because
you obviously don't care about freedoms. A crisis is not
(45:58):
a justification to wipe out freedoms. It's not and we've
used as a justification for centuries.
Speaker 3 (46:08):
Now is this country.
Speaker 2 (46:12):
It's not another person that actually has the Nazi symbol
on it gas the unvaccinated.
Speaker 3 (46:32):
And get this, this is from a newspaper.
Speaker 2 (46:37):
This one again. These have been going back and forth
with people in Canada America. Well let's see here, two
or one in Canada, one in Germany. The rest have
surprisingly been US, a couple elected officials, a couple of celebrities.
But this is coming from the Toronto Star. Toronto Star.
If the unvaccinated person catches it from someone who is vaccinated, boohoo,
(47:02):
too bad. I have no empathy left for the willing
full unvaccinated.
Speaker 3 (47:07):
Let them die.
Speaker 2 (47:10):
I honestly don't care if you die from COVID, not
even a little bit. Unvaccinated parent patients do not deserve
I see you beds again because we're not being forced
to do something by the government, which the government very
much tried to do. Guess what, mm hmm. Now you
(47:32):
get to die and I don't care if you die
because I'm a tolerant left I am a liberal, and
I say, I love you for who you are and
I'm so tolerant, I'm so on offencil unless you disagree
with me, and then I hate you and I hope
(47:53):
you die. And we got one more from the Mayor
of Chicago during all this that idiot and this was
a bit cut off, but.
Speaker 3 (48:04):
Still I liked it.
Speaker 2 (48:06):
To put it simple, if you've been living vaccination free,
your time is up. I again can't read this part.
You wish to live life as with the ease to
do things you love you and if you wish to
(48:28):
do things in your life that you love, you must
be vaccinated. The health order may pose an unconvenience and
inconvenience to unvaccination. The unvaccinated in order, in fact, the
incident that inconvenience by design or is inconvenient by design. Again,
(48:57):
forcing your will, forcing the will of the government on.
Speaker 3 (49:03):
Their subjects.
Speaker 2 (49:07):
Is that the America you want for your kids, your grandkids?
What if that thing turns out to be fatal? What
if a pharmaceutical company just wanted to make bucks. All
of a sudden, we're in trouble. We're gonna take one
(49:30):
more commercial break and we'll be back to end the show.
Welcome back to the Conservative Colonel Podcast. In our last
show for the evening, we're gonna jump over the pond.
We are gonna go to Canada and Britain. So where
(49:57):
to begin. So Christianity's under attack. Freedom is under attacked.
A guy got arrested in Canada for waiving the Canadian flag. Arrested,
the police talked to him.
Speaker 3 (50:10):
I seen the video.
Speaker 2 (50:12):
Can't do that. The Muslims are praying. He wasn't messing
with their prayer. He just had the Canadian flag over
in Great Britain. Man was simply saying stand up Britain
(50:34):
or no England, stand up England, stand up and fight
for freedom, not those exact words. He just kept saying,
stand up England, stand up England. And while he was
doing that, a Muslim protest was happening and he was
(51:02):
just walking into the streets. He wasn't even.
Speaker 3 (51:04):
Causing any problems or nothing, and the police arrested him.
Speaker 2 (51:15):
And most scary, England has bannit for Christians to pray
in their houses privately. If you post about it on
social media, you'll get a knock on the police. If
people report you, you'll get arrested by the police. I've
seen three videos the last week, a loan of English
citizens being arrested for simply praying. One prayed outside of abortion.
(51:40):
Clint didn't cause of Ruckers didn't try to stop anybody
from killing someone.
Speaker 3 (51:48):
Did better than I would have, and he got arrested.
Speaker 2 (51:56):
A Christian man is praying and talked about praying on
social media gets arrested.
Speaker 3 (52:02):
The Muslims might be.
Speaker 2 (52:07):
Again. I saw multiple videos where the Muslim community is
getting to pray and getting to have whatever they want,
protesting doing all this. That's perfectly fine. I don't agree
with their faith, but they have the right to pick it,
they have the right to worship it. But in England,
(52:27):
you are getting persecuted if you're and people are saying
it doesn't matter. That will never happen here in America.
It's already slowly happening. It is slowly happening, and we're
going to get there. It would have happened a bit quicker,
I think if Harris got elected. But you know, I
(52:50):
think it's coming. We're going to start losing freedoms in
this country. If we don't wake up, folks. That's what
this whole episode has been about, waking up. If you
do not wake up, we might as well call it quits,
because what's the point. And I don't know, I mean,
(53:24):
I don't know what to do to help y'all wake up, but.
Speaker 3 (53:28):
I know this is coming.
Speaker 2 (53:30):
If it's happening in England, happening in Canada, it's only
a quick skip away. And these are supposedly free countries.
You have parliament that represents you in England. I don't
really know what you have in Canada. But the monarchs
aren't in charge anymore. But alas, freedoms are going away,
(53:56):
and it's a sad truth, but here we are. Please
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Speaker 3 (54:15):
Everybody.
Speaker 2 (54:17):
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