The Common Sense Conservatives

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's welcome to the Common Sense Conservatives, a political discussion
group about current events and other government related matters every
Wednesday evening from seven.

Speaker 2 (00:10):
To eight pm right here on.

Speaker 1 (00:12):
WUSMN fifteen ninety AM, WUSMN ninety five point three FM,
and streaming live on WUSMN dot Live. Making sense of
the inverted reality we are subject to every day. The
Common Sense Conservatives are here to help bring me back
to reality. Now, your hosts, Chris Wyatt, Todd McKinley, and
John Gorvin.

Speaker 3 (00:32):
All right, hey, folks, welcome back to the Common Sense Conservative.
It's Wednesday night. It's seven eastern right here on w
s MEN fifteen ninety eight and ninety five point three FM.
It is the Common Sense Conservative, join by my co
host John Grobner holding down the studio there in downtown Nashua. John,
how are you, sir?

Speaker 2 (00:47):
I'm doing well, Todd. You know, just another happy hot
day here in a lovely Nashville, New Hampshire. I can't
get any Oh no, tomorrows supposed to be hard. I'll
take I'll take that back, all.

Speaker 3 (00:57):
Right, Well, what did it hit up there? It was
not like my old man here talking about the weather
and stuff.

Speaker 2 (01:01):
Oh yeah, I was seeing ninety eight in the car
when I was coming into the studio this afternoon. I know.
I went to work on the truck today down in Lowell,
Massachusetts where it's parked, and I didn't last long. I'm like, yep,
you know what. Nope, I got a little bit done.
I'm done. I'm going home.

Speaker 3 (01:18):
Yeah, smart, smart man, Yeah I was. I went out
and ran a couple of errands today and saw that
it was one hundred and three on the truck thermometer today.
So a little little little too warm for my blood.
What about you there in Central Pa there, Colonel Well,
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (01:33):
People complained about the heat. Try wearing mob four when
it's one hundred and eight degrees in Saudi Arabia, a
bunch of wine and cry babies. In this country, I'll
tell you we've grown soft anyway. Yeah, no, it hit
triple digits here in central Pennsylvania today. I stepped outside,
and honestly, as long as you weren't in the sun,
even though the committee was a bit higher, it wasn't horrible.

(01:54):
You know. It's you know, but I've seen temperatures far
in Exodus, in the Middle East, and of course in Arizona.
So yeah, but it's not good. It really pushes the
demand for electricity up, puts a lot of strain on
the power systems of the country. And if you're French,
it makes excuses for why your country sucks.

Speaker 3 (02:13):
Right, yeah, so hot, well it's too cold.

Speaker 4 (02:20):
Yeah there the French. The deputy mayor of Paris thought
she was clever and was attacking America. Oh oh, you
you are the climate criminals. They're all dying in Paris.
They've had like over two thousand deaths from the extreme heat,
and they have no air conditioners because they're just idiots.
And so she's complaining that work polluting the environment with
air conditioners. Air Conditioners are not the primary cause of

(02:42):
global warming. Even if carbon dix I was the cause.
You look to China, they produced three times a bunch
of pollution in the United States. He's an idiot. Meanwhile,
thousand people are dying in France from heat prostration and
droughting in its rivers and ponds and lakes in the
ocean by diving in the water to escape the heat. Yeah,
here's a little tip. I'm sorry, I don't mean be cold,
but if you can't swim, don't jump in the water.

Speaker 3 (03:04):
Right, Yeah, magically I'm cooled off. I'm gonna float back
to the top. Yeah, there's no some sort of as
your body cools, you would be floating. You prepel back
to the surface. You'll be fine, no problem. You'll be
able to float for several hours because it's so hot. No,
you'll die just the same.

Speaker 4 (03:19):
So you tend to float after you're dead, so you know, yeah, right, yeah,
the gases and all that. Yeah, Oh my goodness.

Speaker 2 (03:25):
Oh well we talked about the nicest things there, you know,
dead and bloated. Oh me, Biden, No, he's walking dead right.

Speaker 4 (03:36):
Sorry. I thought that was an HBO show or Baxter
showtime or something like that.

Speaker 3 (03:41):
Well, speaking of term limits, Mitch McConnell was found unconscious
in his home last month. As the conditions remain unknown,
UH Senator majority leader John Thune says the retiring Kentucky
senator remains dialed in despite his ongoing recovery. There's no
word exactly of why he collapsed or but he is
on his way out. It's just one of those updates

(04:02):
that's not not even a real update. It's like, why
would you not tell us what actually happened to him.
If you you know, let us know what that problem is.
Don't say we're still unsure, you know, don't give us
an update until you're till you're sure. I don't know,
but there's too many people in the House and the
Senate that are like this, that are just uh, I
don't know, that are not capable physically and mentally and

(04:23):
a lot of respects to actually carry out the duties
of the job.

Speaker 4 (04:29):
Well, I mean, I'm not sure to respond. You know,
you're right a statement.

Speaker 3 (04:33):
I was reading that, I was like, well, what's the
update here? What was the actual cause? With no update,
I was thinking that we would have some breaking news there. Uh,
Fox News just saying no, no, no cause as of yet.

Speaker 2 (04:43):
But anyway you made you made a valid point, though,
you know, they don't want to say, oh, the man's
from from vere dementia and he's totally useless in Congress
and because then somebody's gonna replace him in a seat. Right,
But if they stay there, they can make decisions in
his honor and and behalf yeah, and on his behalf,
and decide for wore him and control that power because
he is a he's a power broker.

Speaker 4 (05:04):
In d C.

Speaker 3 (05:04):
Yeah, for sure. His office is a power broking office
for sure.

Speaker 4 (05:11):
Exactly.

Speaker 3 (05:13):
Yeah, you know it's like Ted Kennedy back in the day.
I remember we were up there. It was a close vote.
I was with Vice President Cheney. We were outside of
his Senate office, which is just behind the dais and
the Senate those doors that you see along the wall,
uh that they come in and out of the Senators. Dude,
I watched Ted Kennedy get off, like basically got a wheelchair.
They got him in there. He walked three or four

(05:35):
steps in and he stood up. It made him look
like he was just with it. He people came over
and shook his hand. He was waving with everybody. Everybody
was clapping, like the line of the senator is here.
He looks like he's in charge. He's roaring, you know
what you're hearing on the news. And he walks out
of that door and he almost collapsed. They had to
grab him put him back in this little chair. I mean, like,
just talk about acting one oh one. I mean, they

(05:56):
they had it down to a science there, for for sure.

Speaker 4 (05:59):
Hey, John, is it isn't it interesting? You know? Todd?
It's pretty cool he can drop names like Cheney and
Bush and and Sho and all we can do is like, yeah, look,
I saw my neighbor mowing the lawn today.

Speaker 2 (06:11):
I don't know. I've been to d C. I've seen
these people walk in the halls, but it's been a
couple few years now while since I've last been.

Speaker 4 (06:17):
Well, I guess I'm the man out here. I don't
know any of these famous people.

Speaker 3 (06:20):
I understand how you watch these staffers like prop these
folks up, you know. And because we were watching it
on a TV C span, you know, off on one
on one corner, and I'm watching it from behind the scenes,
watching him trying to be helped up. They're helping him
through the door. Once their door's open. He kind of
walked in on his own and stood there like he's
good to go, no problem. He didn't move around the

(06:41):
Senate floor at all. He stood like two three steps
inside the door, shook some hands. Once the cameras panned
off of them, he walked out and almost collapsed just
outside the door. And I'm like, this is what these
staffers do, man. They prop these hold fogy's up.

Speaker 4 (06:54):
And make them.

Speaker 3 (06:55):
They make them seem as if they're they're still with it.
You know, they still got it.

Speaker 4 (06:58):
You know.

Speaker 3 (06:59):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (06:59):
They the yarn is what they do. They're telling stories.
And I just want to walk it back a second
here and go back to what Chris said. I don't
want to give anybody the wrong impression that these folks
in DC know me, because they don't know me. I'll
assure you of that right now. I know who they are.
They don't know who I am.

Speaker 4 (07:14):
Okay this second, Yeah, Now, Look, Todd has the experience
of seeing the staffers are DC. I have seen them
in DC as well and meetings, but my experience with
the staffers is seldom around the principles, not around the
members of Congress, but actually when they're by themselves. And
I would say that eight out of ten staffers I
meet are complete arrogant trolls and nasty human beings who

(07:38):
act as if they're the elected member of Congress and
they talk as if they are in the seat, whether
that is in briefing these clowns who know nothing about Africa,
but to try to browbeat me and dress me down
when I've come there to provide them information of Friday service.
A bunch of twits with milk dripping behind their ear
twenty two, twenty four, twenty six years old or the

(07:59):
staff don't that come overseas to our embassies and they
act as if they're Senator Russ Feineld. Oh, yes, that
sounds familiar. Yeah, that guy.

Speaker 3 (08:07):
And you think about it, and I've seen him from
behind the scenes before. What they'll do before they go
to some of these types of briefings or meetings, they'll
they'll get a number of talking points and a few
few little points, if you will, to be able to
use to sound as if they're intelligent on something. But
if you ask them with just a few questions, like
the colonel, I'm sure has you find out that it's
just it's just a facade that they're throwing up in

(08:28):
the moment and it doesn't last past a few questions,
Am I right?

Speaker 4 (08:31):
No, it doesn't. In my experience is that many of
them go to the same crappy so called Ivy League schools.
Not explicity, but many do. And they all think they're
so clever, but they really can't box their way out
of a wet paper bag because they just really are
just so full of themselves. Now, having said that, there
are some very good professional staffers on the Hill that
do a fantastic job. And the professional staffers bounce from

(08:54):
from you know, representative representative, senator to center because they're professional,
permanent people. It's the political siicophants that are attached as
staffers that I'm talking about. The losers that come from Wisconsin,
are come from California and Sunday they think they're big
wigs and you know, they're undershorts are too tight for them,
which if I say, then maybe you should stop eating
so much and get small and bigger undershorts, you know,

(09:15):
just saying.

Speaker 2 (09:16):
Well, well, Chris, they are gatekeepers and all information travels
from you to them, to the Senator and there is
There's been times I've had friends that commented said, yes, yeah,
I realize some of these twenty three year old are
pretty much running this country because the editor congressmen only
know what they're being told by this twenty five true.

Speaker 4 (09:36):
Very well. If you if you ever hear numbers of
congress talk, you realize pretty quickly that they're they're dumber
than boxes and rocks. You know, it's obvious that they
don't know what they're saying. They get up, I mean,
listen to these Democrats. And you know, the one that
always kill me is when when they they they brought
in and they tried to be clever. You know, Pocahontas.
Focahontas was in there, I think, in a couple others,

(09:56):
and they were trying to grill the the UH members
of the banking community. JP Morgan was there and and
UH with Jamie Diamond and others were there, these bankers
and they're like, you know whoa, yeah, how.

Speaker 3 (10:08):
Much money did you make off the student loans last year?

Speaker 4 (10:11):
Yeah? Here for the camera and he made nothing. What
do you mean he made nothing? Well, because President Obama
basically stole the student loan program eight years ago. We
no longer in the private sector make loans. The loans
now come from the American taxpayer. And they're jaws just
like but you know what, that doesn't matter. You expose them.
They're they're recorded, and they move right on with their
next lie. It just shows you how stupid these people are.

(10:34):
And you know whose fault it is. It's our fault
for electing his retards. It's absolutely our fault.

Speaker 2 (10:39):
I'm not called totally convinced we're electing anybody.

Speaker 4 (10:43):
That's a fair point. Yeah, you're right, none of us
in this room or counting the votes.

Speaker 3 (10:48):
That's true.

Speaker 4 (10:49):
Right.

Speaker 2 (10:49):
What was it somebody quoted Lenin? Was it Linen or Stalin?
It's not it's not how many people vote, it's how
many people are.

Speaker 4 (10:55):
Coming or who's who counts of votes? That's right, right.

Speaker 2 (10:58):
But yeah, you know you got to realize too, a
lot of what these members of Congress are voting on them,
what their political agendas are. This was desired, this decided
ten twenty thirty years ago. Some of these agendas. I
mean it was in nineteen early two thousands we were
hearing about twenty twenty one there. But now you got

(11:18):
the Agenda twenty thirty, talking about Agenda twenty three. They've
got plans for the future, they've already laid out. They
have delegations they send the United Nations and they make
agreements and stuff. They come back and start creating legislation.
This is not consent of we the people anymore. This
is we send delegations out, they make decisions, We start
making legislation. We see what they're doing, We go to DC,

(11:39):
we talked to them, say hey, I'm not too certain
this is a good idea. They're just not in their
head yes and writing down on the piece of paper.
Screw this guy. He just yapping out, you know, we're
going to do what we want to do anyway, and
and you pretty much leave the office thinking you might
have accomplished something. All that stuff he brought in there
goes to the trash or doing what they want to
do anyway. That's basically what I'm getting at as partisanship

(12:00):
being pushed through. It's delegations going to the United Nations
and agreements being made there being pushed through. We the
people are no longer giving or consent. We gotta come
to a realization about that.

Speaker 4 (12:12):
Yep, Okay, I agree.

Speaker 2 (12:16):
I just felt the need to say it out loud.

Speaker 3 (12:18):
Sure so, according to Fox News, Columbus, Ohio raised a
Somali flag and said happy Somali Independence there on a tweet.
According to their Parks and Recreation X posts, I guess
sparking a lot of outrage there a Somali flag flying
above a city in the United States. For crying out loud.

(12:41):
I mean, there's there's no reasons for that, unless say,
a member of Somali delegation was coming there for something
official and it was something that we were recognizing. But
to throw it up there celebrating their independence, what the
heck's going on? Well, I mean, I know they have
a large Somali population there, we're still gonna You're gonna
fly the flag over something that should have the United
States flag or they Ohio flag.

Speaker 4 (13:01):
Well, first off, Columbus Ohio doesn't have a large Somali population.
That's Springfield. So this is just utter nonsense. The officials
at Columbus Ohio should be exposed. They should be removed
from whatever position in whether it's a salary position or
elected position, and be drummed out of the state of
Ohio because they're trees and as bastards. This is not Somalia.
You don't raise the flag of foreign nations celebrate their independence.

(13:24):
Get the hell out of this country if you don't
like it. Somalia is a lovely place. Enjoy your time there.

Speaker 2 (13:30):
You want to celebrate Somalia, why are you here. The
idea is to come over here in acclimate and become
a US citizen and enjoying the prosperity, not bring your
garbage from another country.

Speaker 4 (13:41):
Well, this is just like the nonsense of the Biden regime.
Putting the Pride flag up in American embassies and diplomatic
missions around the world. Pride flag is a sexual orientation flag.
It's not representing the Republic and it's disgraceful to put
such a thing up. There are exceptions to flags that
can be flown on official site, so pow and m
i A flag is an exception. That is an official thing,

(14:04):
but this Pride thing is not. We shouldn't be good.
Do we have a heterosexual flag? Should we fly the
Christian flag? Imagine the outrage if the United States and
so yes, they flew the purple Christian flag with a
white cross on it. People would lose their minds. It's inappropriate.

Speaker 3 (14:21):
Absolutely, And going back to the pow m i A flag,
it doesn't fly above the American flag at all. Nothing
flies about there.

Speaker 4 (14:29):
And we don't fly in lieu of the American flag.

Speaker 3 (14:31):
Right, I got mine right here, Yeah.

Speaker 4 (14:33):
We do not fly in lieu of the American flag.
And your flags are in order there, the American flag,
the state of Tennessee, and then the pow mi I
flag from left to right, win viewed. Yeah, now look,
I mean this, this is so disgusting. I'm so sick.
Of it. People have to remember the purpose of flags
and guidance and banners. That were a rallying point in battle.
That's the purpose. That's why they existed. That was how

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commanders directed their troops in battle. Before we had radios
and communications where we could you instant you had troops
on your flanks, cavalry in particular, and you would identify
them and you'd use flags and look at the nave.
They use semaphors. That's how they use flags to communicate.
The flag is a communication. When you put a flag
on an official government site, you were communicating messages. That

(15:16):
represents the republic, and the Republic does not represent homosexuality
of bisexuality. If you're homosexually a bisexual, that is your business,
but it does not represent the country any more than
a heterosexual flag would represent the country. Both would be
wildly wrong. And the clowns who allow this, I'm gonna
tell you what, those clowns on the US women's national
soccer team will never see another penny for me. Once

(15:37):
upon a time I supported that team when Carl Lloyd played,
and those players, they were amazing, But they had one
little loudmouth, Bleach Bond, fake American who would take a
knee wearing our uniform that we paid for when the
anthem is being played, and would walk around with pride
flags to heck with that. I'm sick of those people.
They are just political activists. They don't represent this country

(15:58):
and they mean this country raising the Somali national flag.
But you know, look at Minnesota. They changed their flags
so that starkly resembles the flag of a population of
just eighty thousand people in their state, the Somali Nationville.
Have you ever noticed that when they changed a couple
years ago, right, right?

Speaker 3 (16:14):
Absolutely?

Speaker 4 (16:16):
So.

Speaker 2 (16:16):
The Daughters of the American Revolution did the same thing
here recently, right they started letting a transgender women whatever
it is. But now they want to be all inclusive
with these guys who think they're girls. And a lot
of their a lot of their long standing members are
now offended.

Speaker 4 (16:33):
They've they've left John. Yeah, they are suffering. They're suffering
a crisis. Much like the Unitied Methodist Church, which has
had a schism in the past year. The DAR is
about to destroy itself as an organization, much like the
Scouts of America have done by diminishing. You notice there's
no there's no demand or or legal requirement for the Brownies,
the Girl Scouts, or the Campfire Girls to include boys.

(16:55):
But we had to destroy the Boy Scouts by putting
girls in the Scouts and diminishing it. Look, this is
anyway the Daughter's of American Revolution has screwed the pooch
because their leader just made the lateral decision a couple
years ago, and now they've voted to support it after
many of the people had opposed it had left the organization.
So when people think, oh, this is inclusive, no it's not.

(17:16):
It's what's left of those people who are the delegates.
That's who voted for this, and it's a disgrace. You're
not the daughter of the American Revolution. None of us
in this room can join the DAR, none of us. Now.
I have an award from the DR a good citizen
work because I was the top scorer in my county
when we took the test back in high school, and
I was proud of that. But nobody in this room
can be a member of the DR. We could join

(17:36):
the Sons of American Revolution if we can prove a link,
and I can. I don't know if you guys can,
but I can John might be able to, But the
bottom line is that this political garbage is garbage. It
diminishes the value these organizations. And frankly, I hope the
Daughter's American Revolution goes bankrupt. I'm sorry, that's what they get.

Speaker 2 (17:53):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (17:53):
Absolutely, I don't like using the old tropes, but go
broke as you should. I mean, you're gonna do some
nonsense like this to undermine what your organization was founded
to do, and what was founded, you know, just to
represent I mean the daughters of the founders, daughters and
people who fought for for our freedom if you want,
two hundred and fifty years ago. That's what it's about.

(18:14):
The Sun's is exactly the same thing, but for male descendants.
Come on now.

Speaker 4 (18:19):
Yeah. And what I always love is that people who
purport to be leftists and progressives out served is hey,
they're science deniers. Science deniars. No, no, we're not science.

Speaker 3 (18:31):
And I love science.

Speaker 4 (18:32):
Yeah, I love science. You know. Yeah, the science is settled,
that's what the left says. There's no such things. Science
has never settled. If science were settled, Pluto would be
the ninth planet, which in my mind is still is.

Speaker 3 (18:44):
I was watching I was watching a video yesterday. It says,
what does the sun look like from all the all
the planets you know in our solar system? And it
started with Pluto. I'm like, yes, Pluto is a planet.

Speaker 4 (18:55):
Yeah, I know. It's interesting if you see how big
you know, if you do a representation, how a large
the sun is from from from from Mars and if
from Earth, work your way up. You know, when you
look at conservatives, you're on Earth and you see a
big sun. When you look at the sun as a
demon rat or a political leftist, you're in Pluto.

Speaker 3 (19:14):
And the son is, oh, I love it, So we
are you know? This weekend is you know, fourth of
July weekend, Saturday is the fourth two fifty. What are
your all plans? Before we get any further into the show,
what are you what are your plans this weekend?

Speaker 4 (19:31):
Colonel Well can imagine this. There's a rugby game. Of course,
South Arias playing South Africa is playing England, and England
is a constituent part of Great Britain, the country who's
backside we kicked and told to get out, the first
country ever to eliminate the United Kingdom from governing over it.
And we're no longer our colonies. So I'll be celebrating
hopefully a South African victory over England, representing my mind,

(19:52):
great Britain. Uh. And then I'll probably go by the VFW.
We're actually gonna be open on Vetter keep saying better
stay on Independence Day. I'm not going anywhere because it's
going to be chaos. Also with this heat and how
dry it is. I'm hooking up my I'm hooking up
the hose to the spicket outside, and I'll have a
couple of buckets and fire sting, which is writing in
case idiots, you know, with their fireworks start a fire
in the neighborhood. People should pay attention to that. That's

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not a trivial thing to say. We may have very
real risk of there being some fires and grass fires
and homes catching on fire because the people being careless
on this fourth light. It will be a tragedy on
the nation's turn at fiftieth birthday to be burned out
in your home. So I say that, say that in
all seriousness. So I will be staying home for the
fourth of July. I don't know, are there any any
FIFA World Cup games on? Maybe I'll watch that. I

(20:34):
need something to help fall asleep. It's better than ambient,
all right, John, what about you?

Speaker 3 (20:39):
Two fifty?

Speaker 2 (20:41):
I think I'm just going to stay home, enjoy the holidays,
maybe fire up the grill of all, you know, heat providing,
and if it's too hot out, I just stand there
with a fan in one hand and the grill operate
the other hand. And I think it's gonna be a
home thing.

Speaker 3 (20:53):
I see now you have a big box fan in
one hand.

Speaker 2 (20:57):
Like I'll be standing with an ac unit. Man, that's
gonna be I'm telling you, Yeah.

Speaker 3 (21:02):
That's funny. Yeah. Anyway, I'm playing on at least doing
one prey, one parade on the third, and I think
two on the fourth. An know how hot it is.
If we get burned up on on the fourth on
the first prey, we may we may four go it.
But I think we're gonna do at least three parades
this weekend. We've got a bunch of flags to give
out in a bunch of popsicles.

Speaker 2 (21:20):
So American Legion or is this just something you're doing?

Speaker 3 (21:23):
Yeah, American it's it's a little bit of both. It's
it's personal slash American Legion. So it'll be a little
bit of both. The uh, the first, the first parade
on on the third, will probably be more Republican related,
and then the fourth, the first one on the fourth
will be Legion related.

Speaker 2 (21:40):
Yeah, I should like there are some events happening. I
know there's one in Manchester's supposed to be a good
event happening here soon, and I remember if it's on
the fourth.

Speaker 4 (21:46):
I know.

Speaker 2 (21:47):
I saw somebody was advertising band or something. He's going
to be out here in Nashville on the fourth. I'm
trying to take it the band. I can't think of it. Yeah,
trade My wife's over here in the comments section. We
have a pool, Yeah, we have a pool, and I
do have a pool a little bit, and it's in
time this year for the fourth of July, so and
that's probably what I'll be doing because the AC is
not working so good in the house. It's so hot.
I'll just jump in the pool and cool off there.

Speaker 3 (22:09):
Well, you could jump in with the AC and I
have it underwater.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
No, no, no, I don't think that. I don't think
the Okay, you want to keep all our fingers for
the holiday, and we want to keep our lives intact, right,
and you say.

Speaker 4 (22:22):
We have a pool, you munckey met a community pool
or one at the house.

Speaker 2 (22:24):
No, I got one at the house. It's good thirty time.

Speaker 4 (22:26):
I've been a community pool like you know, the swimming
pool and little comedy I mean, which we also call journals.
And the one, the one you have at home is
what I call algae algae factories that cost you a
fortune to keep clean.

Speaker 2 (22:37):
Yeah, no, I got sparkling clean water.

Speaker 4 (22:38):
Man.

Speaker 2 (22:39):
I'll tell you what I did it right this year?

Speaker 4 (22:41):
All right? Cool? Being sorry?

Speaker 3 (22:42):
Yeah, So so the colonel's got his two fifty shirt
and hat on there. Yeah, you haven't been out of
the mall for the big State Fair?

Speaker 4 (22:50):
Have you? Anybody? I have it? And I'm glad you
raised that question. I was curious. I want to talk
about that because the media is just you know, going
off talking about how bad it is and how few
people are coming. I think they're forgetting to mention that
it's one hundred and eighty seven fricking degrees and who
wants to you know, drip all the way to DC
to melt in the sun. So I think that's having
a Negati effect. And now they're claiming that Trump is

(23:11):
upset because he gave a speech and nobody showed up.
I don't know. I don't even know about speech. The
problem is that this stuff is being hidden on advertise.
I'll be honest. I didn't realize there was a Great
American State air in DC. I thought that was someone
off event one day with a concert with all these
performers who backed out because they're cowards. So I didn't
even know this thing was happening till about, you know,
eight or ten days ago.

Speaker 3 (23:29):
Right, Yeah, I know. I know a couple of people
who are now working in the administration. They're taking some
time off to work some of the booths there, just volunteering,
and yeah, they're saying that it's just so hot and
people aren't showing up. I guess.

Speaker 2 (23:43):
I have friends that went down there, Mike, Mike and
Denise Buschane of out of Hudson went down there. They
have families all down there. In fact, they were doing
a video with their kids in front of I think
the Capitol building and some Yahoo comes scooting through and
one of them scooters yelling no Kings and he's just
throwing Trump's your president.

Speaker 4 (23:58):
Trump shootdaddy Trump shot. Hey, Hey, guys, how bum hurt?
Are the leftists. They are spending, so I said, first off,
they spent, They spent years going Trump's a liar. He's
not worth ten billion dollars. He doesn't have that most money.
They kept trying to prove he didn't have any money,
he wasn't worth anything. Now they're crying because he made
two point two billion dollars last year. Yeah right, Trump Trump,

(24:22):
Trump made all this money. The president has ever made
that kind of money. Yeah, Well, maybe most presidents didn't
have the common sense that Trump has in business, just saying.

Speaker 2 (24:31):
Yeah, well Trump, Like, I think he invested what into
pellant here, But he did that after they were selected.
He didn't go invest into them heavy before they were
selected to do a job. It was after they were
selected then he put money into stuff. It was It's
not like he's he's all cohersing the picks and stuff
like that for his pocketbook.

Speaker 4 (24:52):
Might like to claim the argument they want to make here.
First off, a lot of that money was masked through
his his cryptocurrency company and also through his mean coin,
and a lot of people are like, you know, oh
my gosh, you know all these people lost money, Well
it is a mean coin, did you honestly think it
was going to grow in value. I mean, if you're

(25:13):
dumb enough to buy something that has no intrinsic value,
that's on you now, it may come back at some
point be worth an awful lot, and then all these
people that have complained about this and leftist media will
look stupid as people make money. It's kind of like
they try to attack the SpaceX ipo. But when you
generate and create four four hundred millionaires overnight for people
who worked for a company, and that was the reward

(25:34):
because they stayed loyal to the company and invested in
it's kind of hard to say that it's just a
rich man's game because most of those four thousand, four
hundred millionaires weren't millionaires before this happened.

Speaker 3 (25:45):
Right now, These were people that you know, went into
you know, technology, you know, went into science and paid
attention in school and wanted to make something of themselves.
You know, they just wanted to have a good, steady
career and the next thing you know, they got in
with the right people on the ground level and made
a buck. Whenever he went public, you won good job
for crimeic Loud, I mean, that's the dream, but the

(26:05):
fact is you know, Elon Musk created something so these
people could have a job, could have a career, whether
they were ever gonna be millionaires or not. He's besides
the point, you know, being able to being able to
have a decent job and being able to have, you know, something,
whether it's you know, nice car, nice house, whatever, and
limited debt and be able to relax at the end
of the day. That's kind of the American dream. I think.
Be able to raise your kids, a family in a
safe environment. That's that's the American dream. If you become

(26:27):
a millionaire or a billionaire along the way, good on you.
That's the way I look at it.

Speaker 4 (26:31):
Yeah, well, people who just hate those who are successful
are just you know, yeah communist.

Speaker 3 (26:37):
As long as it got you know, as long as
you get made off somebody, I'm fine with it. You know,
you're you're good.

Speaker 4 (26:43):
Yeah, exactly. Now they're just they're just going on on
about how much money Trump made and I'm like, yeah,
I'm impressed. And it's the problem here. It's all legal,
it's all moral.

Speaker 3 (26:53):
Why are we why aren't we learning how to do
that as well? You know, you'd like to maybe take
a little bit of that.

Speaker 2 (26:58):
You can and they got discolo those statements. I mean
members of Congress make disclosure statements all the time, right,
I mean you can follow where they're investing and get
ideas and invest off where they're investing. You can watch
the President where he's investing. Everybody knew where he was investing,
looking at where he was investing, you can do the
same thing. I'm just thinking, you know, my twenty dollars
isn't going to go as far as Trump's millions of dollars.

(27:19):
You know, it's a big difference in return.

Speaker 4 (27:22):
Right, Well, here's one that's interesting for you. And this
should should surprise a lot of folks. I mean, I
think they know this. But President Trump, of course has
two pensions with Screen Actors Guild, and those pensions, based
on his appearances in Home Alone two and also The
Apprentice and The Fresh Prince of bel Air and other
things he's done, generated him eighty six thousand, five hundred

(27:45):
and thirty two dollars in pension last year from the
Screen Actors Guild. I love it.

Speaker 3 (27:49):
Truck makes money wherever he goes. Ben, Yeah, so eighty
six thousand something. I mean, he's that's enough to live
off of in most places in the country. I mean,
that's a good salary and annual salary. Wow. And then,
of course.

Speaker 4 (28:04):
Trump made a buttload of money off of the lawsuits
against these media firms who lied about him and disparaged him.
He made twenty four and a half million dollars off
of I think the CBS, and then I think got
Facebook and Instagram as well. Yeah, you know it's the
same company Meta. Yeah, Paramount and CBS News ABC each
paid him sixteen million apiece, so made Trump made money everywere.

(28:25):
He also got twenty two million from YouTube because they
suspend his count. I didn't get a penny for them
to spending my account. Maybe that's why they gave my
account back, because they were worried about a lawsuit from me.
Because Trump got him.

Speaker 3 (28:37):
Yeah, I mean twenty two million. I mean for Crown
a Loud. I mean, I'll create an account, you could
spend it for a while, give me some money. But yeah,
twenty two million. I mean the fact that they had
to pay him lets us know that he was right
whenever he talks about they were violating his rights for
cryd of Louder, they were trying to shut him down.
I mean, and and here's the thing. It wasn't just
YouTube behind it or Twitter or anything like that. There

(28:59):
was government, government entity. There was some Democrats somewhere in
the DOJ or FBI saying hey, let's shut shut down
his account. And we know that, we know that's true.

Speaker 4 (29:08):
Now, yep, absolutely that is the case.

Speaker 3 (29:13):
So Newsmax's report Tennessee Congressmen represent Andy Ogles wants to
end birthright tourism. Represent Andy Ogles, Republican Tennessee, told Newsmax
Wednesday that Congress must pass legislation Andy birth tourism following
the Supreme Court's ruling on the birth right citizenship clause
of the Fourteenth Amendment. Yeah, I think that's that makes
good sense. I mean, if the Supreme Court's not gonna

(29:35):
do it, I mean you're gonna have to pass some
legislation to be able to shut it down. Because we
can't keep taking everybody and their mother over here. I mean,
you speak of the devil everybody and their mom for crime.
People coming here just to have a kid so that
that way they can have some reason to stay here
as well. The next thing, you know, their entire family
comes over here, grandmother, grandfather, cousins and so on. Just

(29:56):
because you had the one baby in this country, because
you were here for a few hours or a few days,
and you think you people just easily get in here
like that.

Speaker 2 (30:04):
They still got to go through vetting processes and stuff,
don't they. I mean, just because they have a baby
in the country doesn't mean that they have a right
to become citizens themselves.

Speaker 4 (30:11):
The kid doesn't give them right to be citizens. It
grants them and the ability to stay here indefinitely. That's
the problem. So birthright citizenship is a betrayal by the
corrupt Supreme Court. And for anyone who wants to argue
this and said that Supreme Court is always right, I
refer you to the eighteen ninety six decision plus e
versus Ferguson, which upheld the principle of separate equal accommodation,

(30:33):
ensuring that blacks were forced to ride at the back
of the bus or have less equal accommodations as white
citizens did. Supreme Court was racist in eighteen ninety six,
and Supreme Court is racist against majority Americans in twenty
twenty six. It's as simple as that this is an
idiotic decision. This is a concept built on stupidity. The
precedents mentioned in the decisions written by Kavanaugh and by

(30:56):
the majority are factually wrong. There's no way that the
actually holds scrutiny in any reasonable place. These people have
betrayed the station. They've absolutely betrayed America. The architects of
the fourteenth Amend were clear in the intent. You read
the documents, the letters, the testimony given in the Senate
and of the House about why the fourteenth Amend was passed.

(31:16):
It was for former slaves, for the freed slaves. It
was not for people here who are not under the jurisdiction.
A criminal alien evader who crosses our border and enters
this country illegally is not subject to the jurisdiction this country.
They are foreign national. They owe fealty to a foreign power.
You cannot be benefiting from illegally entering this country and

(31:37):
depositing a child on our soil who has no allegiance
to this country. I've covered this story many, many times,
including the case of Nigerians who fly to America on
pregnancy tourism. So they come here at six months drop
their baby. The child gets a passport the Goha Nigeria.
They get in trouble, they run to the consulate and
suddenly we were involved in the eternal affairs of Nigeria

(31:58):
for a person who's not a US citizen. But because
of our idiotic interpretation of the fourteenth Amendment by leftist
progressive betrayers of this country, including John Roberts at Brett Kavanaugh,
who've betrayed this country, we are now stuck with this.
It is time for a constitutional amendment to clarify the
fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution. Just like we rescinded prohibition,

(32:19):
we need to rescind the fourteenth Amendment. It simply has
no role in our constitution standing longer it served its purpose.
The slaves became citizens in eighteen sixty eight.

Speaker 3 (32:27):
Case close.

Speaker 4 (32:28):
Time to move on. It is time to start exposing
these frauds who sit on the bench of the Supreme Court.

Speaker 3 (32:34):
There you go, there you go where John?

Speaker 2 (32:38):
Yeah, No, I got nothing to argue against one that.
I understand what the fourteenth Amendment says, and it's the
problem is it doesn't establish what Chris is saying itself.
I understand its purpose, and it's established what its purpose is.
So it's created a lot of confusion or conflict. But
the biggest thing is, is what Crystal alluded to earlier,

(32:59):
is people want to confuse things because they want what
they want, and when they want to be able to
allow people come to the country illegally, they try to
find avenues, ways to bend laws and rules. And I
think that's what Chris is driving at is they're they're
manipulating things where.

Speaker 4 (33:12):
The John that would be like saying, okay, okay, okay,
Todd and I robbed a bank, we got six million dollars,
the government lets our children keep the money. We go
to jail. No, no, you don't get the profit from
my criminal act, right, that's wrong?

Speaker 2 (33:32):
Yeah, yeah, I got you. No, No, I wasn't arguing
against you.

Speaker 4 (33:37):
No, No, I'm just trying to the way it was.

Speaker 2 (33:39):
Worded and stuff is kind of left a lot to
be interpreted and those who want to legislate from the
bench or uh, you know, it's just not a whole
lot of clarity there. I guess the way they worded
it as far as its original intent, although I see
what your point is on its original intent.

Speaker 4 (33:58):
Yeah, no, I mean it is outlift, it's useless. This
is actually a constitutional amendment that was self limiting in
time that was the purpose of it, and it has
not been interpreted such which has been falsely interpreted. So
you know, maybe we need an Article five convention just
to change that. Maybe it's time for the Article five convention.

Speaker 3 (34:17):
Right. Well, Trump took an inaugural flight on the new
VC twenty five B Bravo Bridge aircraft with a new
Air Force one Livery to Medora to take place take
part in the Roosevelt Museum reopening a rededication. Have you, guys,
I'm sure you've seen the new aircraft. What do you

(34:37):
think of the new Livery there? Colonel beautiful or I
don't know. Does it look too much like a commercial aircraft?
What are your thoughts on this new Livery?

Speaker 4 (34:45):
I think it's beautiful, a lot a lot better than
that candy as sorry looking pale powder blue that we
put in Air Force one. This looks like a real
manly aircraft. No, it's a lot of people freaking out.
You know why we spending money this aircraft? Well, let's
be clear, Congress approved funding to purchase two new air
Force one jets, but they won't be available to like
twenty twenty nine. I think it is it is when

(35:06):
they'll be completed and so the aircraft were flying now
are over thirty five years old, and they're becoming increasingly unreliable.
Although we were gonna wait a second, you' flying B
fifty two is from nineteen sixty one. True, But the
president's not bombing Iran. I bet he would like to.
I bet hed some bombs and trumping, trumping like bomb's away.

(35:26):
I can see trumped down in the bob bay door
painting Hello Tehran, right there on the bombs this.

Speaker 2 (35:32):
Figure over the button. You can push the button now,
miss the President. Oh thank god.

Speaker 4 (35:36):
I can just picture that. If I had an AI account,
I'd make a video of that right now. Bombs Away,
that's what I call it. I'm making AI bombs away. Yeah,
one of those little baby Trump videos of the guy.
That channel's got that once they're making baby Trump videos.
We'll do that, Yeah, Malani, what do you what do
you doing? What are you doing?

Speaker 3 (35:55):
Donna?

Speaker 4 (35:56):
I'm just sending these special gifts to Tehran anyway, you know,
but no, it's uh. Look, the aircraft won't be available,
and the ones that are flying now are becoming problematic, not
to mention that were designed in a pre Internet age
and all the wiring that's necessary to get these aircraft.
Plus the countermeasures they have. We need the ones built
into the airframe, not added on and glued lego pieces.

Speaker 2 (36:18):
That's the point, right there, is the countermeasures, all the protection,
the security and things like that that they need. They
do it definitely need to upgrade.

Speaker 4 (36:25):
Yeah, and the aircraft we have now it's like, you know,
plugging more lego things on the aircraft instead of purpose
built for that. So Boeing is building two brand new aircraft,
but they won't be available I think until twenty twenty nine.
So we needed a stop gap and that's what this is.
And people don't like it too bad. This will be
the only president that flies unless Boeing fails are delivered,
it'll be the only president flies in and it'll be
retired once he's done. And did it cost a lot

(36:46):
of money? Yeah, but it's a heck a lot cheaper
than the billions that cost to buy the new aircraft
from state.

Speaker 2 (36:50):
Particular plane is on loan, isn't it. It's not?

Speaker 4 (36:53):
No, no, it was. It was a gift. It belongs to
the US government.

Speaker 3 (36:55):
Oh cool, it's a property.

Speaker 4 (36:59):
Now. It took months of US intelligence community tactical analysts
to go through the aircraft from head to toe to
ensure there was nothing in there.

Speaker 3 (37:07):
Yeah for sure. Yeah, yeah, they got it pretty well.
And of course the new aircraft, obviously those are being
purpose built from the ground up, unlike the current one
which was gutted. I mean, these are going to be
beautiful aircraft. I mean they're gonna be very capable. I mean,
like the colonel said, you know the tow VC twenty
five Alphas that are there now, which are seven forty
seven to two hundred their aged aircraft. And you can't

(37:30):
keep gluing things on too and expect it to work
perfectly like you wanted to. You got to build something
new every now and then.

Speaker 2 (37:37):
So that's that's the maguver plane, man, it's the mcgiver plane.

Speaker 4 (37:42):
The problem is that Congress failed. They should have approved
these jets ten years prior. Right then they would already
be delivered.

Speaker 2 (37:47):
Congress fails every day.

Speaker 4 (37:48):
Bro. Well, okay, you're right about that.

Speaker 2 (37:52):
So they know it's it's pretty cool there with the
the display of the rough riders lead them in there, right.

Speaker 3 (37:59):
I saw that, Yeah, yeah, that's the video.

Speaker 2 (38:01):
I thought it was pretty cool.

Speaker 3 (38:02):
Yeah, he spoke right in front of the rough Rider
Hotel right there. It's kind of cool. So so midterms,
midterms coming up? What are your thoughts? I mean, is
the Republicans going to keep the House the Senate? Where
are we looking at now? I mean it's been since
last week We've had a lot more crazy stuff go
on on the left end the right, New York elections,
et cetera. What are your thoughts Republicans going to maintain

(38:25):
or what are we looking at? Disaster?

Speaker 4 (38:28):
Well, I've said all along that if the conflict that
are on is completed by the fourth of July, the
Republicans will be fine. If it goes pass forth to live,
they're in trouble. I think the Republicans are in trouble.

Speaker 2 (38:41):
Yep too, John, Well, you know we said this before
on this show. Is we're going to see the left
try to align more to the center or to the right,
and because they want to win. And New Hampshire, I
don't know about your state, but New Hampshire about forty
of our voters are undecided. They're not they're not Republicans Orcrats.
So Meggie Goodland are joined about thirteen different Democrats to

(39:06):
declare themselves as centrist. Can you imagine Maggie Goodland are
a centrist. She never voted as a centrist, but all
of a suddenly now she is a centrist candidate. So
this is what we're starting to see. They're starting to
play these little games of trying to pull people in
as if they're a little more conservative than they let
on in the past. And so they're gonna play you know,
these things are gonna happen, and people should make themselves

(39:28):
aware of it. This is just hoodwinking people so that
they can get back into their seats and go back
to their agenda again and screw the country over. And
so I just hope people aware of that, they'll always
play the fear porn games with the whole whole. You know,
the right's gonna take away your social security even though
social Security has already proven to be defunct here in

(39:48):
the near future if they don't do something to fix it.
And they won't do anything until they get in power, right,
so you got to get them in power. So there's
gonna be a lot of games gonna be played here
that people need to be aware of. As far as
how do I think it's gonna swing in these midterm elections.
It's really hard to say, Todd, because people still seem
to be strong with Trump even though this war, Yeah,

(40:10):
it's going on past July fourth. It's I think a
lot of people are still standing strong with Trump. A
lot of people are still supporting Trump. We're seeing a
lot of Trump endorsed candidates when in their their primaries. So, uh,
it's gonna be an interesting race for sure, and hopefully
we can keep the House in the Senate. It's kind
of important at this point in time because if we don't,

(40:32):
as you guys know, and for the sake of listenership,
if we don't keep the House in the Senate to
the right, we're going to have nothing but obstruction, impeachment
and Bolstein for two years. It's gonna be ugliness. This
country is just gonna sit there and rot for two
years and nothing's gonna get done.

Speaker 3 (40:50):
Yeah, correct, what do you what are your thoughts, colonel, Well, yeah,
it's uh.

Speaker 4 (40:57):
I thought for sure that the Republicans that have no
trouble holding the Senate and that they could probably hold
the House. And even after all this redigiously actually gained
in the House, which was you know, contrary to a
lot of people. I still think they can hold the House,
impossibly even gain. But I'm concerned about the Senate now.
The race are too close. You know, the Rhinos, Susan
Collins is trailing the Nazi in Maine. I mean, that's

(41:19):
a shocker. How is that even possible? What is wrong
with people in Maine? Just move to Candida if that's
how you feel. You know, we're not going to put
a massage in this freaking Nazi in office, are we.
It's unbelievable. And we already got Uncle Fester serving for Pennsylvania.
How much more do we need to suffer? You know?
Come on now, I'm concerned about the Senate now, which
shouldn't even be a concern. This should be an easy
year for Republicans to retain the Senate. But I have concerns.

(41:40):
And of course, if one body the legislature is taken
over by the demon rats, the moment that that that happens,
we will spend all our time with fake conspiracies, fake
Russia collusion, hoax is fake this fake you know, you know,
insurrections and all this other stuff, and the country will
be distracted. And that's one reason why we're in the
mess we're in now. Instead of governing, we've been playing

(42:01):
games for the last eight years, ever since Trump came
down the escalator, these clowns who once loved and adored
Trump in Hollywood and the media have turned on him.
And all the politicians who always look for Trump and
begged him for money and to build things in their
district and in their towns and their states have all
been become treason as sobs. And you know it's not
going to change. If the demon rats take over one

(42:21):
body of the legislature, it's going to get worse. And
so I would much rather the president be able to
govern with the legislature instead of against it. And if
they take over both bodies, we will see more vetos
than you've seen in history, because they will produce such
idiotic legislation that must be vetoed because it's unconstitutional.

Speaker 3 (42:42):
So wait and see, and then they'll say that the
president's being the obstructionist. Right, that'll be the motto.

Speaker 4 (42:49):
Right, you're exactly right, that's what they'll say. But of
course we know the truth and even though the media
lie about it.

Speaker 2 (42:56):
Right, it's nice to have a president with some backbone.
I'll tell you what, if we get some members of
Congress with backbone, man, this country be right back on track.

Speaker 3 (43:06):
Yeah, we've got a few minutes before the top of
the hour, break real quick. And we haven't had an
assessment this week. A ron, where's this thing headed? What
are your thoughts? I mean, based on I know you
can make a blind assessment here, based off of the
information we're getting from our negotiators. What are you thinking.

Speaker 4 (43:25):
I think we're negotiating from a position of weakness at
this point. It's time to just you know, you know,
release the kraken. It's time to release the crack. And
this is utter nonsense. They've broken the ceasefire repeatedly. They
keep talking about charging transit fees through international waters. I
don't think so. I don't think so. Now aman is
talking about splitting the fees with them. Now Aman' supposedly

(43:45):
an ally of us. This has betrayal the count of
the world, of the entire world. No one's going to
pay these transit fees. This is ridiculous. It's just an
outright heist and theft. And we're going to give them money.
Forget that reconstruction. They can rebuild themselves. They've got all
the oil they need to rebuild themselves. This must go.
And I think that we are pustly footing around playing
games here with dangerous people who murdered thirty or forty

(44:06):
thousand their own citizens recently. We're peaceful protesters. So I mean,
they have proxies in Lebanon who are causing carnage there
for decades, proxies in Israel, the proxies in Yemen, and
they have caused the death of more American service members
and dismemberment than any terrorist group on the planet through

(44:27):
their proxies. And I think that it is time to
stop playing a game. Get this done with, he started Trump,
Let's finish it, you know what. And you know I
want to see the four hundred and sixty kg's andour
th thirty five kgs of enriched uranium in our possession
so it can be neutered. They need to be neutered,
spade and neutered. It's time to spay and neuter the
terrorist regime in Tehran. And that's my take on it.

(44:50):
You know again, I would have conducted this campaign completely different.
I don't understand who had sent com is responsible for
this war plan. As I said, from the outset. I
would have sent in Delta and Seal teams on the
Carg Island, capture the island, and flown in Ranger Battalion
or landed a MEW Marine Expedish Air unit there, occupy
the island as that was occurring, then launch all the

(45:13):
attacks on all the air defense jam all the radar sites,
take out the air defense launchers and their missile sites,
and then I would to concentrate on other things. But
that's not what we did. We still haven't captured Carg Island,
and so they continue to ship oil to China and
the world throughout the campaign until we finally impose a blockade.
But by then it was too late. It's ridiculous. We
sank the Iranian navy. There's nothing, there's nothing left. How

(45:36):
are they interdicting with drones because we neglected that. So,
you know, it's time to you know, release the Kraken.
Let's get to.

Speaker 3 (45:43):
It all right. Yeah, So, John, what are your thoughts
at this point?

Speaker 2 (45:48):
No, I'm with Chris hundred percent. I've said it from
the beginning. You know, we need to eliminate this regime.
It's time for Iran to have some sort of democracy.
Or some sort of freedoms again, or something other than
what they've got. I'm sure there can be something better
in Iran with all the different factions and stuff there.
I don't know exactly how it would turn out in
Iran at this particular moment if they did have the

(46:09):
opportunity to develop something. There was a lot of support
for the return of the Shaw and he claimed himself
that he's ready to take it back over. He's ready
to run Iran again.

Speaker 3 (46:21):
As far as I know.

Speaker 2 (46:23):
It is his son, right so, and I think, yeah, yeah,
it's a son. Yeah, So, I mean, you know, Iran
could do it. Look, Trump isn't doing this just for Trump.
And Trump isn't doing this just for the United States
of America.

Speaker 4 (46:34):
For world.

Speaker 2 (46:34):
Got their head out of their hind quarters. They might
understand that what Trump is doing is the benefit of
the world. Iran has been a nuisance in the Mideast.
They've been nothing but a potster in the Mid East.
They've created a lot of problems in the Mideast. And
if we got rid of this regime, then they wouldn't
meeting support for all these terrorist activities going on in
the Mideast. We might actually start seeing it. If you

(46:55):
notice a lot of these Mid Eastern companies, our countries
have aligned with Trump. He went forth and created alliances
with Saudi Arabia, with the Qatar and all the UAE
and all these Mid Eastern countries before he went to Iran.
So he had this established pretty well for support in
the Mid East. So it's just a matter of you know, hey,
pull that lever, get this job done and be done

(47:16):
with it. Let's go. What are we waiting for?

Speaker 3 (47:21):
Absolutely for sure sounds about right.

Speaker 4 (47:23):
I know.

Speaker 3 (47:24):
There's one other question I have, and it's basically, who's
going to be the Republican nominee? Based on what we're seeing,
what we're hearing. And I know we're so far out,
we're so far in the weeds at this point, but
based on what we're seeing, who we're seeing, you know,
on a regular keeping the stuff together, if you will,
Who do you think the Republican nominee is going to be?
Or do you think it's just going to be a

(47:44):
crowded field.

Speaker 4 (47:45):
Well, it is going to be a crowded field and
it is pretty far out, but I think a dark
horse can emerge us and I'm I'm already making crypto bets.
My expectation of publican nominee for the next time around
for president is this guy Chris Wyatt. He's a he's
a viceroy somewhere right, advice from the Viceroy of Greenland. Yeah. No, Uh,
it's gonna be Marko Rubio.

Speaker 3 (48:07):
Yeah, I think so too. I think I think Marco
is basically the pole position at this point.

Speaker 4 (48:12):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (48:13):
Yeah, JD's probably it's his to lose. Yeah, And I
think I think j D will will stick his stick
his toes into it. But uh, I think maybe around
New Hampshire he'll step.

Speaker 4 (48:24):
Out of it. Let's let's put it this way, Todd.
I've never been im pressed by JD. Vance. I think
he's he's bogus. He's a made for television candidate, complete
to marry an Indian. You know, look how diverse I am.
You know his couple of years in uniform. Uh, his book,
which is an insult to Appellation residence. It's still uh
burns my shorts this day. It's very insulting, condescending from

(48:47):
a person who's not from Applasia as a person actually
from Appalachia. I call him out as a fraud. He
is a made for television person who reads teleprompters. He's smart,
don't get me wrong, He's he's eloquent, he's intelligent, but
he doesn't have the fire in the belly the way
that Marco Ruby does. Now, to be fair, let's go back,
you know, when Trump was scorning Rubio calling him little Marco.
I was never once impressed by Marco Ruby as a

(49:09):
US senator. I'll be upfront about that. Never impressed. I
thought he he is one of those people like Michelle
Bachman who who stole the you know, the the Tea
party movement and just you know, rode the coattails of
that and just live comfortably like a fat cat in
the Senate. Now, that may be unfair to Mark Ruby,
but that's my impression of him in the Senate. I
will say though, that since he's been the most impressive

(49:31):
foreign secretary since George Schultz, hands down, hands down, this
guy has been brilliant as our as our as our
foreign minister essentially, and and he says the right things
at the right place, the right time without teleprompters and
has other than a couple of times being caught. But
but Vance gets caught all the time. His appearance on
a view as a disaster. It was embarrassing. He could

(49:52):
even defend the president's refugee program that that that that
office is responsible for. So, with the exception of one
or two times that Ruby has been caught, Vance has
been caught several times without knowing what to say and
just doing like a typical politician, platitudes and you know,
distraction this topic, whereas Rubio always answers this question directly
except for one or two times. So I've been very
oppressed by Mark Rubio, and I think he has the

(50:14):
chops to be present. He would not have been my guests,
I mean, but but I'm saying he's a front runner
and it's his to lose.

Speaker 2 (50:21):
Interesting John, Yeah, No, I agree. Mark Rubio has been
been the standout member of the Trump administration. He is
working his butt off. He really shines. I wouldn't I
wouldn't write Vance off necessarily. I think he does have
some talent, Uh, he doesn't have the experience. That's where
he's lacking. He's got a lot of great connections in
the party, but he doesn't have the experience like Rubio has.

(50:43):
He doesn't have the experience like a lot of them
have and that's where he may fall short.

Speaker 4 (50:47):
Well, Mike Pence has a lot of connections to the party.
Where's he at, Yeah, at the Chicago Airport, right, that's correct,
And I got my coin right here to prove it.

Speaker 3 (51:00):
All right. We got a couple of seconds here, what
are we looking at the John? A couple of seconds?

Speaker 2 (51:03):
Twenty seconds, all.

Speaker 3 (51:05):
Right, about twenty seconds when we get back what we're talking.
Probably a little bit more ron, a little bit more election.
Of course, you know, we still got primaries in some
states here in Tennessee. We've still got primaries coming up
in August, so you know, nominees can still change between
now and November. So a lot of a lot of
politics between now and November and of course January whenever

(51:25):
we'll have a new Congress for sure. But we'll be
right back after the top of the hour, or stick
around and enjoy the comments, enjoy the break. All right, hey, folks,

(51:53):
welcome back to the Common Sense Conservatives right here on
ws MEN fifteen ninety ninety five point three FM. I'm
Tobby Kinley Northeast Tennessee by my co host John Grobner
in the studio, and of course, Colonel Chris White holding
down his studio in Central PA. Gentlemen, So we already
talked about what we're going to be doing this weekend
on the fourth, hopefully trying to stay alive in most cases.

(52:14):
You know, America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. Do we
have two hundred and fifty more years left the way
it's going? What are your thoughts? I mean, how do
we ensure longevity? But based on our politics the way
it is, I don't think it's I don't think we
have two hundred fifty more years. But what are your
all thoughts?

Speaker 4 (52:32):
Well, I don't know if we even have twenty years
at the pace we're going, with people electing people like
Zora and the Mora and mom Domi in New York,
and then him backing a bunch of demon rat socialists America.
I mean, I don't know if everybody's watched their party
convention from twenty sixteen or twenty to twenty twenty, twenty twenty.
When they're like, point of order, point of order, please
stop clapping. Some of us are a century sensitive and

(52:56):
it hurts our ears. Point of order, point of order.
High mcgiscus rally cutis zemzrs. Uh, I think that what
have we' vlady gone? Did you ever see the video
of these idiots? Now these are their candidates being elected.
I mean I think he just here's the deal. Pick
the ugliest brownest person you can find, rail against white

(53:17):
people and will get them elected. That's what they do.
You know, there are plenty of brilliant, beautiful, wonderful people
of color mixed from all over the world who can
do the job perfectly fine. But the Democratic Socialists go
out look for the ugliest, dumbest people that can find.
And of course, you know, to be fair, you know,
we all do want to date them. I mean, I'm
still hung and hung up on anc you know.

Speaker 3 (53:37):
Yeah, the cuckoo crazy that she is.

Speaker 1 (53:38):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (53:39):
You know what's funny is I saw the picture yesterday.
It was AOC, it was Bernie Sanders and it was
mom Donnie. It was a you know, it said a Christian,
a Jew, and a Muslim, you know, and it's like
since the start of a joke, ha haahan. I'm Mike, Well,
which one of you is a Christian? I don't I
don't know which one is the Christian here?

Speaker 4 (53:56):
None of them are Christians.

Speaker 3 (53:57):
Certainly not Mom, Donnie or or or or Bernie. It's
not Bernie and AOC. I don't think she has a
Christian bone in the body. You know, maybe I could
be wrong.

Speaker 4 (54:08):
I don't know. Bernie's a Communists. He went to the
Soviet Union during the Cold War to celebrate his honeymoon. Look,
I mean, the only three thing, the only thing the three,
The only thing those three have in common is they
hate America. That's the only thing they have in common.

Speaker 3 (54:21):
Right, And what's funny is is once they would have
their way politically with their leftis ideology, they start killing
each other anyway. I mean, they're going to be each
other's through it's eventually.

Speaker 4 (54:31):
Well, it's funny because you know, radical Islamists have long
had a history of alliging themselves with evil movements. Leftist movements,
for instance, you know the falsely attributed National Socialist German
Workers Party in national Sociitis that tout the Nazis are
often called a right wing but they're not right wing, No,
they're national Socialists. They're left wing. It's just that they
killed the other left wingers in the communists, the national

(54:52):
Socialists allied themselves with fascist Islamists in the Middle East
against Jews and Christians. Now, this is a long history,
and that's what's going on now. The communists and socialsts
are lying themselves at radical Islamis and they think that
they'll take out everyone else and then they'll take the
other one out. And that's this. This evil alliance failed
in the Second World War and it will fail again.

(55:14):
But the scary thing is that they keep winning. Colorado,
a fifteen term demon rat member of Congress was booted
out by ten points in a primary by Democratic Socialists.
It is time for people to wake up. You know,
our country will be lost, not not through invasion, well
not traditional invasion. We are being invaded. We have been

(55:34):
availing for fifty years. But our country will be lost
through the ballot box and will be subjected to communism
and socialism. They're already trying to confiscate money from billionaires.
What's next, millionaires. There's twenty three point six million millionaires
in America. Are they the next to pay the price?
Because you bought a half one hundred thousand dollars thirty
years ago and now you're seventy five years old and

(55:54):
they tell you it's worth a million dollars. Now you
have to pay one hundred thousand dollars in taxes. You
don't have the money for it, so you have to
sell and live in a garden shack with a no.
I mean, this is these people are out of control.
Twenty three point six million Americans are millionaires on paper.
Twenty three point six million. That's large of the population
and half the countries in the world.

Speaker 3 (56:13):
Yeah, oh for sure, absolutely. You know, thinking about this thing,
they want to confiscate wealth. You take every penny that
Elon musk is is worth, if you will. That's on paper,
everything is worth. You're only funding the federal government and
state governments for like thirty seven days or something like that.
You know, it's you think it's gonna last forever now
one point whatever, two trillion, three trillion. You know, you're

(56:36):
only fun in state and federal government for about thirty
seven days a little bit more than a month all total.

Speaker 4 (56:41):
Well, if it's just a federal government, to go a
little bit further, because the federal government spent about nine
train a years, so it'd lasts about you know, one
ninth of that. But yeah, your point is it's not
very long, and this is you know and then Chris,
this comes from idiots like Focahontas Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren, a socialist, corrupt,
thieving sob who burden us with the this agency that
has unlimited power to an unconstrained control of our finances,

(57:05):
which you know, people don't even know, the Consumer Protection
Age go. It's the worst thing ever invented, worse than
the Federal Reserve. At least the Federal Reserve tries to
make this country better. These people simply spy on us
without unwarned, unreasonable search and seizure that violates the Fourth
Amendum a daily basis. So she's behind that. She lied
about everything she ever did in life to get jobs,
pretending she was a minority, lying about it. She has

(57:27):
no shame in whatsoever. She's a fraud, she's a liar,
and she's made tens of millions of dollars, and she
rails against Elon Musk saying it's done these wealthy people
who pay their fair share. When Elon Musk sold forty
two billion dollars worth of Tesla stock a couple of
years ago before he bought X as part of a consortion,
which people don't realize he was only one of the investors.

(57:48):
He paid thirteen billion in personal income tax in one year,
more than anyone had paid in the entire history of
this republic. One year. He paid thirteen billion, and she
begrudges that man's wealth. That's because both socialists. She's a loser.
I loser burning in his two Paris underwear. Another loser.

Speaker 3 (58:06):
But four houses, yeah, four houses, vacationing in the Soviet
Union for his honeymoon or honeymoony. There Governor Tim watas
oh Man Waltz. This is according to Fox there's Minnesota
border pardons clears convicted illegal alien child sex offender facing deportation.
Minnesota officials, including Democrat Governor Tim Wats, last month pardon

(58:27):
an illegal immigrant who was previously convicted of sexually assaulting
a ten year old girl and who was slated to
be deported. I mean, come on, you're giving clemency to
somebody who's raped an underage person. Never never mind, you
know somebody in their seventeen eighteen at ten year old
nine year old. I mean just I mean sick six
stuff here, I mean raping anybody for crying out loud,

(58:48):
But somebody at that age and you're gonna think that
they're gonna you're gonna you're gonna release them back out
into society and some ow they're gonna be good members,
you know, contributing to to everyday a civic life. I
don't think so.

Speaker 4 (58:59):
Well. Never mind that this this this drunkard, stolen valor
clown who falsely claimed he had couldn't hear properly Remember
that when he got arrested by an Iowa state trooper
for being intoxicated, and he wasn't even given a freaking
you know, blood alcohol test apparently. But yeah, this this
this stolen voor clown. I gotta be careful. FCC might
not like the language I'm gonna use, but this too, Louvo,

(59:23):
that you're talking about express regret for abusing to a
ten year old two decades ago. Wit regret for what
destroying the life of a ten year old. You're a pervert.
You belong in prison or out of the country. I
cannot believe these people do this. He's from Laos. He
should be goo to Laos, so you know what he
can he can he can, he can pardon him, but
they can still deport him. So I hope he sends

(59:44):
him home.

Speaker 3 (59:45):
As do I yeah, deport him home, and you know,
whatever they do to him there, I don't care.

Speaker 4 (59:49):
Move on this. This wasn't a one time thing either.
His victim was ten when the abuse began, right, and
he continued to abuse this ten year old girl, repeatedly
sexually assaulting her. He lost his legal status then. I
can't believe. It just shows you the truth. I mean,
can you imagine if Kamala Harrison, this retard we're in
the White House right now. Oh dear goodness, gracious John,

(01:00:11):
I can't even stomach the thought of it.

Speaker 2 (01:00:14):
I dude, we are well. We dodged that bullet by
a couple of million votes, providing providing, you know, it
might have been more than a couple of million, But
you know, the Left always has to get their planted
ballots in there, if you will.

Speaker 4 (01:00:29):
Why is it? Why is it that these demon rats
love to forgive pedos and rapists and murderers. Oh no,
their victims still suffer. They're victims. If they've been murdered,
don't exist anymore. They're harmed for life. They have a
life sentence of the crime perpetrate on by these scumbacks.
And they should be allowed to live in this country.

(01:00:50):
To Walter the trees, no, send it back to Laos,
whereas community will probably cane him to death.

Speaker 2 (01:00:55):
I don't know what they'll do in Laos, but he
don't belong here, that's for sure.

Speaker 4 (01:00:58):
I am skippy.

Speaker 2 (01:00:59):
So yeah, you know, you talk about the same party.
You know, they're well, democracy is so important and people
have a right to protest, and then they kill thirty
thousand and forty thousand people in Iran and crickets, they're dead, silent.
Suddenly they're not for what Trump's doing, but at the
same time, they're not speaking out against the atrocities or
happened in Iran against their own people. And funny enough,

(01:01:22):
the same thing with the United Nations. All these violations
that this regime causes in Iran never gets called up
by the UN. But Israel does one thing and they're
being called out even though they did it legally.

Speaker 4 (01:01:34):
Well it's not just that, I mean the leftist you know,
the Human Rights Watch and Ambassy and ashall. Where are
they when fifteen year old girls who have been raped
are stowed to death for committing a crime? They're victims?

Speaker 3 (01:01:47):
Yeah, yeah, for sure, they're sick.

Speaker 4 (01:01:49):
These people are sick. I don't know how anybody in
the right mind votes for these idiots, but you see
them all over the country. You run into these Karens everywhere.
They're the lunatics that ran on, where's your mask? Where's
your mass quish a mask? Where's their mask at? Now?
You're so you're so hooked on masks. Where here's your
mask at now? Sweetheart? Yeah, yeah, I see the problem
is that I've got a little too old to tolerate
fools like this, so it doesn't float. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:02:11):
Any of these idiots that you know, they would see
somebody walking without a mask, they would have run up
to them, get right in their face and yell at them,
where's your mask? You're not socially dissticccing. It's like, I'm
I'm walking here. You ran up to me, got in
my face, stop me from being able to progress wherever
I'm going, and started yelling you know, masks social distance.
I'm like, you're the one pushing me, bumping me for

(01:02:32):
crowing out loud? How am I the bad guy? You're
the ones who's wrong here.

Speaker 2 (01:02:36):
That's like arrest of the guy for surfing in California.
He was all alone in the ocean. Guy. Yeah, And
all of a suddenly the cops are there when he
comes in on the beach and say, well, we got
to rust you now. Uh. You know you wouldn't be
making contact with him if you just left them alone.
He would have went home peacefully, never bothered anybody, never
made contact with anybody who had been fine. But no,
you had to arrest them.

Speaker 4 (01:02:56):
No, these idiots that know nothing about science or epidemiology. Shot.
But I'm sorry two feet behind you in the line
at Arby's, you do realize that the droplets from your
cakele spewing your nonsense talking to me, travel twenty feet unassisted.
That's how powerful your lungs and your voice is. And
that doesn't include the spittle that you're spraying all of me.

Speaker 3 (01:03:17):
So back off, Karen, Yeah, right percent for sure. So
progresses I bid against Shimer. Senators Chuck Schimer, Democrat from
New York, is facing renewed pressure from progressives with fresh
cause for a representative Alexandria A. Cassio Cortez or AOC,
also a Democrat from New York, to challenge the Senate
Democratic leader after Democratic Socialist score Key Vicers in last

(01:03:40):
week's primaries, according to The Heel and this is being
reported by Newsmax here do you think she's gonna go
after this this go around? I think she's probably to
that point where she's gonna pull that trigger. What are
your thoughts? And I dare say she'll probably win the
nomination against him.

Speaker 4 (01:04:00):
Well that's a there's a chance of that. But I mean,
I'm not going to hold my breath in any of
this stuff. You know, this is a really strange year,
and it's a strange year for a number of reasons.
And and and to be fair, I'll blame someone on
the president. You know, he has not been decisive. You know,
he's his trademarks. He's always been decisive. Even when he's wrong,
he'll double down and be decisive. He's not decisive right now.

(01:04:20):
And it's not just it's not just Iran, it's other things.
And it's it's a little bit concerning for me that
one thing about Trump that was consistent and reliable is
is decisive. But now he seems to be him in
Hall and he's I'm not gonna say he's like Joe Biden,
but it's more like Robama. Here's a line in the
saying okay, well, okay, here's another line of sand, here's
another line of SAND. I mean, this is like watching
Obama over CRIMEA. That's what I feel like.

Speaker 3 (01:04:40):
Mm hm.

Speaker 4 (01:04:42):
And it's affecting every race, that's my point.

Speaker 3 (01:04:45):
Yeah, oh oh absolutely for sure. What are your thoughts,
sir John Uh?

Speaker 2 (01:04:50):
I honestly, I'm not sure what you're talking about. Somebody's
running against him against i'd kind.

Speaker 3 (01:04:55):
Of yeah, AOC going after Schumer, that this go run.
I think I think she probably would most time.

Speaker 2 (01:05:03):
Well, I don't know. The thing about it is humor
is well established, and you know, we've seen jack was
her named, Jacqueline Crockett thought she was qualified to be.

Speaker 4 (01:05:12):
A Jasmine Crocket, Right, she's gone.

Speaker 2 (01:05:16):
You know, she thought she was qualified to be a
UC US senator too, and so did what's her name,
the turncoat there Green thought she was qualified to be
a US senator. And these people really, they're good in
their districts, and you know, let's face it, AOC's district
would vote for a corpse, Okay, They're not voting for
the best of people. So I don't think she would really,

(01:05:40):
I don't think AOC would do well in the state
the state itself, if you look above New York City
can be quite conservative, quite red in various places. So
I don't think she would do so good in the state.

Speaker 4 (01:05:49):
Well, but here's the problem with that, John, I agree
with you. If you take out Buffalo and the metropolitan
centers running along the interstate there, like Rochester and Syracuse,
and you get over to New York, you take them out,
the state as read as it gets, as conservatives it gets,
and that's ninety five percent of the service area. But
here's the thing. New Yorkers is just dumb enough to
elect her because of this war, and Schumer's a Jew,

(01:06:10):
and and he has not really been outspoken against against
Israel or in this Aron conflict other than running his
mouth by a few things. And it's just enough of
a toxic mix that this this lunatic could actually get
elected to the Senate. And then we're gonna be stuck
with her like we were stuck with Nancy Pelosi in
the House for forty years. It's it's a pretty horrifying
concept to think about it. But New York is just

(01:06:31):
dumb enough to vote for her for the Senate. I mean, look,
and we were dumb enough to vote for John Fetterman,
Uncle Fester, because fricking you know, doctor Oz is a carpetbagger.
That's so, that's why he got elected, right, And I
don't I don't want to hear that he's Republican. He's lee.
I don't want him the Republican Party. Stay in the
Democratic Party. If you know everything you need to know
about John Fedderman, you know that we don't want him
as because he's not a conservative. He's another rhino.

Speaker 2 (01:06:55):
Leaning centrist.

Speaker 4 (01:06:56):
Jim, let him stay in that And let me say,
the Democratic Party.

Speaker 2 (01:06:58):
You know, the problem with the Republican Party already has
been in filter uh, infiltrated, traded. Yes, I guess even
say the word uh by too many people that really
on the left or belong on the left, and and uh,
well we call them rhinos, of course, but they really
aren't truly conservative. They're they're tend to vote with the

(01:07:19):
left too much and uh side with the left too much.
And it's become problematic. And this is the beautiful thing
we're seeing where Trump is endorsing people and they're saying, yes,
that guy, let's vote him in. And so we may
actually see a shift in the Republican part In fact,
we already have right since this term around for Trump,
we've already seen this shift in the Republican Party become
more aggressive, they become more competent and handling the left,

(01:07:45):
whereas before they were always falling victim to the left.
And now that they're done, they're done playing games with
the left. They're donet being victims of the left, and
they've been turning things around, and so people keep voting
the way they're voting the Republican Party. I think we're
going to see a shift.

Speaker 3 (01:07:59):
Yeah, I've also seen that aggression, you know, b be
using a different way, being used in a more immature way,
where people that are conservative, people that are on the right,
people that are more apt to vote Republican or for
you ask a simple question about your your your whatever
it does, your value is your platform, and all of
a sudden, people are snapping at you know, people that
are normally Republican voters as well, because I think that

(01:08:20):
that's you know, being a leader you know in politics.
Uh have you seen some of that, because I've seen
a lot of that in recent years.

Speaker 4 (01:08:30):
Well, look, the whole thing is sad.

Speaker 2 (01:08:33):
That's politics. It's always sad.

Speaker 4 (01:08:36):
It's depressing when you think about it. The whole thing
is really really sad. But I don't think it's beyond
around possibility that we'd see centaer or a c then
she would be attractive to me as a date.

Speaker 2 (01:08:48):
That's all it takes, right, that's all it takes.

Speaker 4 (01:08:50):
Hey, that's getting close to power there. Man.

Speaker 2 (01:08:52):
How many begs do you give that one?

Speaker 4 (01:08:55):
That's a three bagger on a case night.

Speaker 2 (01:09:00):
We're talking about a twenty four pack here.

Speaker 4 (01:09:02):
That's right, that's right, My goodness. Yeah, she loves herself
more than she loves anything else. That's the problem with
the Alexander Kaziportez. She loves herself. I could just see
her in mirror. Mirror? Am I sexier than the day before?
Had no? Sweetheart? Try again? You're subject to atropy and decline,
you know, just it's gonna happen anyway.

Speaker 3 (01:09:25):
Absolutely, I saw you, as did a few videos of
drones hitting Saint Petersburg in Russia, some Ukrainian drones hitting
Saint Petersburg. Where's this conflict? When's it gonna wind out?
When's it gonna when's it gonna finally come to an end?

Speaker 4 (01:09:41):
Well? I did say three to five years on the
night I've kicked off, and that was in twenty twenty two.
We're not to twenty twenty, twenty twenty, what's seven yet,
So I don't think it's gonna end before next year,
and I'll stick to that now. The problem is that
Ukrainian corruption. The elites are making money and living life

(01:10:01):
high off the hogs. Zelenski thinks he's important. He's got
big man complex and he's going nowhere. He'll he'll deny
elections in his authoritarian state until the day he's bouted
from power or a Russian drone takes him out, and
Putin is going nowhere, you know, the one chance to
take Putin out. The cowards they you know, they went
further in eighteen hours than the Nazis did in eighteen months,

(01:10:22):
traversing terrain towards Moscow, and they just chickened out. And then,
of course he mysteriously died in a plane crash shortly
after that. So but he wasn't very bright. That guy's
just a thug who was brought in your power, and
that's why he was so stupid. Anybody that trusts putin
's Alynsky's a full it's like anybody trusts bid Nora
Bamba's a fool, you know. I don't think this conflict
is ending anytime soon. There's no pressure to end it.

(01:10:44):
The Chinese agreed to buy all these commodities from the Russians,
so they're keeping the Russian economy afloat, and the Europeans
are arming and keeping the Ukrainian economy afloat, so the
other collapse in the meantime. So death and destruction will
continue to reign down, and they'll continue to violate the
airspace of Poland, of Moldova, of Romania with no consequences,
and eventually they'll mistakenly kill people in those countries, or

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Lithuania or Estonia something like that, just a matter of time,
or Finland for that matter. And it's just going to
keep happening because there's no pressure points to make an end.
Someone has to take Putin out and replace them or Zelenski,
otherwise it will continue. Yep.

Speaker 3 (01:11:21):
I'm just going to continue, right, depth and destruction. Yeah,
so you did to take three to five years. It
would be interesting if it would end this year, but
I don't see it happening. I mean, it's just too
pig headed on both sides.

Speaker 4 (01:11:33):
Exactly, and the underlying reason for the invasion the first
place has gone nowhere. The Russians haven't consolidated all the
Russian speaking areas. They blew their chance with the I mean,
I thought our strategy for ram was stupid, and I've
said so since the outset. I think the strategy or
the operational strategy for Ukraine was even dumber. They launched
seven major strikes, seven axis of approach. What is this

(01:11:57):
the way? And they also didn't even put their their
ten ninety two and their best equipment up front to
win the war. They sacrificed all of their old stuff
and which was less capable, and it gave Ukrainians time.
I guess they underestimated the response from the Europeans. They
thought it would be a pushover. Ukrainians, to their credit,
fought to the death early on, and instead of simply
going and driving down and taking the capitol, they stopped

(01:12:18):
in the outskirts of Kiev, and they never got closer.
And they had a drive in the north. They had
to drive three drives in the east and a drive
from down the Crimea. It was ridiculous. And they're busy
bombing Levolv, a Polish city which is part of Ukraine.
Now it's got nothing with the conflict. They were just
terrorizing something as they should have focused on taking out
air defense, taking out defense capability, taking out you know,
reserve forces. But they didn't do that, and it's just

(01:12:41):
been death and carnage by incompetent rubes that have no business.
And here's the thing, here's the thing is shocking to
me time. I know it's been thirty five years since
CO we're ended, but we were afraid of this. We
were afraid of the Soviets. This is the capability that
they had. I mean, they got bobbed down in Afghanistan,
far worse than we ever got bobbed down, and they

(01:13:01):
retreated from Afghanistan, and well we were treated too, but
there's no reason of retreat except we had a coward
an office. But they can't defeat the Ukrainians. I mean,
give me a break. The Germans rolled through the Ukrainian
in a matter of a couple of months and rolled
everything up, captured three million Soviet prisoners.

Speaker 2 (01:13:16):
In all fairness, Chris, I think we've had a lot
of eventsments since the Cold War where the Soviet Union
I being Russia now hasn't really advanced the way the
US has. Have they technology and.

Speaker 4 (01:13:29):
Oh yeah technology, We also have much smaller military. You know,
we had you know, seven divisions or something like that
station to West Germany back then. My point is we
were afraid of the Soviets. I mean, I'm thinking back now,
I bet when they came across the inner German border,
they've probably thirty percent of their tanks would have just
stopped working. They've just you know, non non operational, and
their personnel careers they you know, they probably woredn't run

(01:13:50):
out of field pretty quickly, but we were worried about
them advancing all the way to the Netherlands and capturing
all the western Europe. And quite frankly, I'm thinking now
maybe the leventh ACR could have stopped them at the
Folder gap, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (01:14:01):
Yeah, they've they've definitely shown them that they were a
weak nation, puting bit off more than he can chew,
that's for sure. I was surprised because I really thought
he's going to go in there. I'm like, oh, he's
going to tear Ukraine up, and Ukraine told the Rome, yeah, well.

Speaker 4 (01:14:15):
They've only held their own because we've given them a
tack ems and hawk and and Patriot missile systems and
French artillery and German Leopard tanks and jet fighters from
from from Poland and from Germany. And it's ridiculous. I mean,
you know, these these countries in Western Europe are fueling
this conflict, emptying out their arsenals and then fueling their

(01:14:36):
economies by paying defense contractors replace their equipment with brand
new equipment. And let's what's role steff be destroyed in
Ukraine's It's it's sad to see this whole thing. It
really is. Remember all all the sick of fans everywhere.
I remember went to the World Cup in France a
year and a half half of this conflict started in
twenty twenty three, and I'm going to French towns and
there's still Ukrainian flags flying from every window and from

(01:14:57):
the church dome and everything. What a bunch of los.
You know, we stand with Ukraine. Give me a freaking break.
Countries run by a bunch of thieves, and that's what
you stand behind. Give me a break.

Speaker 3 (01:15:09):
Absolutely, we're just reading a few headlines here, Matt Slapp,
who's you know chairman of the Conservative of Political Action Conference,
or SEAPAC, told Newsmax that despite traditional augs, President Donald
Trump the GP party have a quote fighting chance to
keep Congression majorities in the upcoming midterm elections. I hope,
I hope he's right for sure. But don't take anything

(01:15:31):
for granted. For crying aloud, I mean, get registered, vote
and go out and vote. I mean, don't don't assume
anything at this point. You look at California in those
elections where thousands and thousands of votes come in, and
none of them came in for the GOP candidate, despite
twenty thousands votes being found somehow overnight.

Speaker 4 (01:15:46):
Right, none of them were for the ULP guy, Matt Slappy,
you know, better known as Mercedes.

Speaker 3 (01:15:51):
Husband, Mercedes husband, right, correct, it is to be the
other way around, But you know now it's not so much.

Speaker 4 (01:15:57):
No, No, it's always been that way for me. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:16:02):
Yeah, they're good. They're good people, for sure.

Speaker 4 (01:16:05):
Yeah. I know.

Speaker 3 (01:16:06):
I know several people in DC over the years who've
introduced me to them. No, I can't say that I
know them, but I've introduced to them several times over
the years. So always kind every time I've met them,
So nothing negative to say about them, for sure.

Speaker 4 (01:16:20):
Oh I'm not saying nothing bad. I'm just saying that,
no match, Lappa is not the guy you hear about.
It's Mercedes and she was the one in the media
much more frequently than he was.

Speaker 3 (01:16:28):
Oh yeah, she was on Fox on a regular basis.
Of course, she was in the first Trump administration. I
can't remember what role she played there. I honestly I
can't remember.

Speaker 4 (01:16:38):
So the USA is playing Bosian Aris convenient right now, guys,
did you know that in the FIFA World Cup?

Speaker 3 (01:16:42):
Where what's the score?

Speaker 4 (01:16:44):
I have no idea. I'm just about to check because
it's been on for about a half an hour now,
Oh baby, just gonna go check. Yeah, the USA is
in the round of thirty two in the expanded FIFA
World Cup, which has forty eight teams and thirty two
of them make it into the playoffs. See me, that
seems like what's going on here? Why is this? I'm

(01:17:05):
sorry you guys, get ahead of my Comcast is acting
up here?

Speaker 3 (01:17:08):
All right, No problem, Colonel's gonna do some troubleshooting there
little operator headspace. Maybe I don't know, or maybe it's uh.

Speaker 4 (01:17:15):
No, it's it's Comcast.

Speaker 3 (01:17:17):
It's no operator heads, babe, it's the Blacks.

Speaker 4 (01:17:20):
Trying to switch me to Yahoo Mail from a Comcast
Mail account. I have a Yahoo Mail. I don't want
another one.

Speaker 3 (01:17:25):
Right, one's enough.

Speaker 4 (01:17:28):
Uh. Yeah, it's owned by it's phoned by Verizon now,
and I don't like Verizon. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:17:33):
Yahoo was the first email I ever set up, so
I keep it mindly. Whenever you sign up for things
that requires an email address, I use it, so it
works out. It's a good spam email.

Speaker 4 (01:17:44):
I've had Yahoo since it was Geo Cities, the at
Geo Cities was there, and then they bought Yeah, Yahoo
bought Geo Cities in the nineteen nineties, and then eventually
Verizon bought Yahoo Mail. It is zero to zero thirty
one minutes into the contest in San Francisco and Santa Clair, USA.
Fans are excited, but we haven't scored. Why are you

(01:18:06):
guys so excited because you're on camera a bunch of hams. Yeah,
nobody's scored, so there he goes. I got to say this,
you know, I find soccer to be less exciting to
watching paint dry. But this World Cup has had some
very exciting finishes. The games and footing. The one that
just happened that Senegal had a two to nothing lead
in the eighty six minute and then Belgium came back

(01:18:26):
and won the game. Interesting scored three goals in about
ten minutes and beat them.

Speaker 3 (01:18:32):
Well, let me ask you, have you seen this super
fan Freddy German?

Speaker 4 (01:18:37):
Is that the German guy? Yeah? Now I'm intentionally ignoring
him because I think the whole thing is a fake.
I think he's a photographer. I think it's all set up,
and the whole thing was all set up with his
account so that it would draw this attention to make
money from advertisers. I think canned. I don't buy it
for a second. Okay, accounts don't just automatically organically grow
like that. That just doesn't happen. It's like, for rug

(01:19:00):
there's a guy who has a rugby account who started
doing videos when I was in France. Uh, and he
tried to be like, oh, oh, this is all that
should look. I'm at the Marina down here in Toulouse
and the R Tulud and all this stuff. And you know,
he's a multi millionaire that flies all over the world
and he's got a big audience now. But the all
thing is canned. It's all canned, so anyway, gotcha, Yeah,
it's I just don't buy it. Oh, oh look he

(01:19:22):
hurt me. I'm fine. You know, when I played soccer,
I wore shin guards. Why don't these cowards wear shin guards.
They all fall over when someone comes within whisper breathing
space of them, and they fall over anyway, kind.

Speaker 3 (01:19:33):
Of like a Lebron James right in the NBA.

Speaker 4 (01:19:36):
Yeah, okay, Bosni was offside. I guess. I guess they
must have tried to score a goal and didn't get
it because it was let's see, all the US was offside.

Speaker 2 (01:19:43):
No, he wasn't.

Speaker 4 (01:19:45):
Oh we had a gold dis allowed. That's what it was.
We had a gold dis allowed for offside. But I
look at he wasn't offside. It's ridiculous this game. It's
it's it's like watching paint dry.

Speaker 3 (01:19:53):
Anyway, So they caught a Newsmax's opinion here in the
title says it ain't over till it's over. Birthry said
a it ain't over. The Uspreme Court surprised no One
Tuesday when it ruled five before that birthright citizenship has
provided under the Fourteenth amendments of the Constitution could not
be banned or limited by President Donald Trump's twenty twenty
five executive order. As new Maxis News Maxis Carl Hidby

(01:20:16):
put and last night the put it put it. Last night,
the High Court ruled that if a woman in her
ninth month of pregnancy were to wait across the Rio
Grande River and deliver a child in Texas, her baby
would automatically be granted US citizenship, which is what we
what we've been talking about for years. We've got to
stop it. We've got to got to put an.

Speaker 4 (01:20:35):
End to it.

Speaker 3 (01:20:37):
I don't quite understand it was the ruling just based
off of his uh executive order and nothing more. Uh,
you know, I guess limited.

Speaker 4 (01:20:46):
Well, frank Frankly, I agree that the President doesn't have
the authority with an executive order to limit that because
the problem is the interpretation. No, the problem is interpretation
the fourteenth Amendment and what they've done. If if that's
the basis of the ruling, I have the a little
more closely, but that's not how it's being report the meeting.
If they've done it simply in negating as executive then
that means it's not over that someone should raise the

(01:21:06):
point because Kavanaugh and others used the wrong precedence to
cite the reasons for maintaining this perverted understanding the Fourteenth Amendment.
The amendment was time limited. It should have had a
drop dead date on it, you know, like nineteen hundred
or something like that. It's ridiculous, absolutelydiculous, It absolute ridiculous.
It never it never should have allowed to continue. It's
been used to the fraud. They cheapen our citizenship, They

(01:21:29):
cheapen our birthright by giving the people who have no
right to our citizenship, who are not loyal to this country.

Speaker 2 (01:21:34):
I think what it comes down to, there was a
lack of foresight, because nobody ever thought people would want
to come to this country just to have babies to
anchor into the country. That didn't happen back then, did it.
I mean, people immigrated, but it wasn't like it is today.

Speaker 4 (01:21:49):
No, nothing's been like it is today. Today. We're going
back to nineteen seventies when this stuff started, and then
a Reagan betrayed us by giving three million of these
criminal alien vaders the right to stay in this country
in the nineteen eighty That's where it all started. Look,
I mean, I love Reagan, his presdency was amazing. But
Iran Contra, social security taxation and amnesty for illegal aliens
the three worst things that happened, and we're living with

(01:22:11):
a legacy all of them. We're paying twice as much
into it's a security tax, and it still runs out
of money the first year I'm fully eligible to take
my so security, they don't have any money. How do
you imagine that? Imagine that. That's how he screwed me
in nineteen eighty three, So that we're still living with
the illegal aliens who have multiplied like bunnies in this country,
and that set a dangerous precedent, and we're still dealing

(01:22:31):
with the after effects Iron Contra, where people simply vote
for the other guy because they're angry at the guy
that's in office. You know, Bush, big got Obama, Obama
bigot Trump Trump, but got Biden. Biden be got Trump,
And who do we get next time? Instead of voting
for someone it's the right, kidded. People vote for someone
because they're angry at the other guy. And that's the
bottom line. It's sad, oh for.

Speaker 3 (01:22:50):
Sure, Yeah, dangerous for sure. Now we talked about you know,
the next Republican who's probably gonna win the nomination. We
kind of agreed that it'll be, uh Rubio. What about
the Democrats? Where are they at? I mean, are they
just so divided at this point? I mean, you know,
we had the raging cajun uh what's what's his name?

(01:23:10):
Shooting Carvel? Yeah, Carvel, James Carvel. The other day he
talked about that there needs to be a schism in
the Democrat Party and cleave off the nutters and basically
have a functioning Democrat Party whether it wins large elections
or not. Besides the point, they need to get rid
of the nutterers and start to rebuild their party. Uh.
You know, you know I kind of agree with. I mean,
you got to cleave off the nutters. But you know

(01:23:33):
who's their next nominee.

Speaker 4 (01:23:35):
Well, my first question is, is James Carvill include himself
in that category nutters? Because he's a whack adoodle. He
hes a lot of times. Absolutely, my goodness, he looks
like some kind of cro magnum reject here, like somebody
mixed DNA from a donkey and a docs and that guy,
oh my goodness, and his foul mouth, you know, right, right, right, right,

(01:23:56):
right right, good lord, hold on, you go chase a
Chevrolet and bite the bumper, you clown. Now listen, it's
the Democrats. Gruesome Gavy Newsom is going to run. They
are probably some demon rat socialists who will stand up
and you know, and try to get attention. I wouldn't
be surprised to see, you know, octogenarian, you know, Pocahontas

(01:24:18):
stick her head up there. But now, the Democrats don't
have anybody that could actually win in this country right now,
even with the political mood. I mean, there's no way
Newsom wins in this country. People are not that stupid,
are they. No? I mean, look, I mean there's one
hundred and thirty million people who vote in this country.
Are we really going to have eighty million idiots voting
for gruesome Gavey Newsom, who's destroyed California and the guy
he's a flip flopperks he's worse than John Kerry. You know,

(01:24:40):
he's arguing against attacks on billionaires in California, but he
wants to have one introdewce for the whole country because
he's jumping on the bandwagon of Democrats. Sales is winning
five seats in New York. He's such a fraud and
he's such a greasy, slimy looking weasel. I mean, he's
the kind of guy you would expect to see, you know,
in what was the show, the Bangster Show there in

(01:25:00):
New Jersey with what's his name diagnos? Yeah, Tony Soprano.
He looks at weasel that you like to be, like
the numbers guy from Tony Soprano. Yeah, that slicked back here.

Speaker 3 (01:25:14):
He bought and paid for a politician, Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:25:16):
Yeah, no, I mean he's just you know, he used
to be married to the former Trump's former girlfriend, who's
now like the ambassador I don't know, to to Disney
World or something like that where Greece. Yeah, Disney World
pres the same thing, you know, guilf Gi Yeah, Kimberly
guilfo Well, yeah, when he was the mayor of San Francisco,
look well that city's run. So he ruined San Francisco,
he ruined California. So we let him ruin America. Joe

(01:25:38):
Biden and Bamba already did that. We don't need him
to ruin America.

Speaker 3 (01:25:42):
M oh yeah yeah. And it's funny. I mean, the
last time I was in San Francisco. Man, just just
walking around, You're like you're you're dodging like landmines, and
it's human feces in a lot of places in some
of these barks.

Speaker 4 (01:25:55):
Oh, look, I've talked. I haven't been to San fransrus
Is twenty eighteen. Now. That last time I was in
San Francrus prior that was nineteen eighty nine, one month
before the earthquake. San Francisco in eighty nine was heaving
on earth. It was beautiful, it was amazing. It wasn't
the nineteen sixties with hate Ashbury and all the drugs
all over the place. It was just a beautiful geographic location,
the city that had a vibe, great restaurants, great feeling.
I was there in eighty nine, and then before I

(01:26:16):
went to my basic course of Fort Chuok, of traveling
across the country from to the West coast and then
down and I stopped in San Francisco and it was amazing.
I went there again. I'm sorry, No, it wasn't the
last time I was there. I was there when I
was a student again in two thousand. Yeah, nineteen nine, nine,
two thousand, So the last time I was in San
Francis was two thousand. I think, yeah, two thousand, So
in two thousand and then the next time I went

(01:26:38):
was in twenty eighteen to eighteen years later. In those
eighteen years, it went from a city that was gorgeous
to where I had to pay four hundred and fifty
dollars a night to stay in a Hampton inn and
there was nothing going on, no convention, nothing like that.
That night. I didn't pay that. I used my points.
I stayed in San Francisco. I couldn't afford any the
hotels there, so the four nights I was there, I
used all my points. I used like six hundred thousand
points or something like that. It burned through my points

(01:26:59):
to go to the Rugby World Cup for the sevens there,
which was amazing, you know, where the Giants play. I
was beautiful there. But I go there. I get there
in the evening, I take the train up and I
walk to my hotel and I can't sleep because it's
late at night and I'm three hours ahead, you know.
But so I'm just kind of riled up. So I
walk out and I walk down the street right downtown

(01:27:20):
and I go about twenty feet past the entrance to
my hotel and I get approached by a toothless prostitute
who propositions me on the street right there. And I
brought daylight this evening. But I mean, seriously, sorry, sweetheart,
do some den of work. I'm not interested. And I
kept walking and I passed her, and I looked over
to my left and I see an alley there that's
white as the street. It was a pretty white alley.
And I see all these rats running around on the

(01:27:42):
street downtown San Francisco. I mean some of them were
the size of housecats. I'm not embellishing. I walked to
the street corner. I'm like, oh, good lord, what have
I gotten into? Because I want to walk down and
find where the stadium was. You know how long would
take me to get there? So I stopped in the corner.
I looked left. The next street over is the main
street where all the shops were in where the cable
car down. It turns around, that's how close it was.
So I turned right to go towards the stadium. I

(01:28:04):
crossed the street and there's a guy, I swear to goodness,
dropping his pants and defecating on the sidewalk right there.
I'm like, are you serious? So I had to walk
around him. And then as I walked around him, I'm
you can't make this up. This is like something out
of a horror film. I'm stepping around hypodermic needles laying
on the street. And that was my welcome to San Francisco.

(01:28:27):
It is a cesspool. It is a disgusting pit of
vile repulse of leftism and socialist destruction of America. One
of the most beautiful cities in America, you know. I mean,
you go back and you watch the streets of San
Francisco with Carl Molten, and the city's amazing. It's beautiful.
The only problem is they drive those crappy nineteen seventies
cars made out of steel that look hideous.

Speaker 3 (01:28:46):
Yeah, we went, we drove around the city, and of
course you just what you described was how it was.
We went up near Pelosi's neighborhood and all the nice stuff.
It was very clean, very well maintained, very well patrolled
by pul If you could, you could tell that they
were making their regular uh. Circ Q two is a route,
you know, up and down, left and right, uh, you know,

(01:29:07):
making sure that people are keep walking, don't stop, no camping,
none of that. Nonsense in her neighborhoods.

Speaker 4 (01:29:14):
Well, you know, San Francisco does have some interesting places.
They have a place called knob Hill, which is appropriate
for politicians.

Speaker 3 (01:29:20):
Knob Hill, Yeah, absolutely. And the Presidio. That's a beautiful
spot over there, I mean overlooks the bay. The bridge
is right there.

Speaker 4 (01:29:29):
Well it was, it was when it was a military installation.
It was gorgeous. I stayed there as Ironica's I actually
stayed in the Officers club in the building there, the
same one that the movie The Presidio with with Sean
Connery and yeah, Sean Connery. Yeah, and what's her name
there from Harry met Sally what's he name of Canthy?
Right now? Uh yeah, so that Ryan, Yeah, we got yeah, exactly,

(01:29:52):
Meg right, So that the exact same that was. They
actually filmed that on the presidio. It's pretty wild. I
love that movie. It's really well done. But yeah, and
then what's his name? The guy that was Ncis was
in there too, The guy quarter was the quarterback, Mark Carmen. Yeah,
he was a Stanford quarterback, yeah, Stanford. Yeah. Yeah. So
that was a great movie and it was actually filmed there,
and I stayed there, and then the movie came out.

(01:30:13):
It's like pretty wild, you know. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:30:15):
I think Mark Harmon's dad actually was a Heisman Trophy winner,
I believe, Yeah from UCLA, wasn't he Yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah,
a heck of a athletic family.

Speaker 4 (01:30:25):
Yeah, exactly, And I guess pretty good acting chops. I
mean he always talked about him, but other than that movie,
I never really saw him anything until he did the
n CIS. I don't like NCIS, but I mean he
was on it for like twenty seven thousand years. He was.

Speaker 3 (01:30:38):
Yeah, he's a handsome guy. He's a handsome devil, so
we'll give him that. But also you got I think
ILM Industrial Light and Magic, the George Lucas they have
stuff there at the Presidio. Now you can take a
tour of that, and of course I think you're can
arrange a tour of the Skywalk now. They tell you
a little bit about the Skywalker ranch there as well.
You can kind of read up on that. I think
it's north of San Francisco, believe, if I'm not mistaken.

Speaker 4 (01:31:01):
Did you guys see that Danny Glover has got Alzheimer's.

Speaker 3 (01:31:05):
For the past several years now, right, I didn't.

Speaker 4 (01:31:07):
Know that, but yeah, is Alzheimer's. So they maybe explain
why we haven't seen in the movies recently. I mean,
we got him, we got Bruce Willis. What's going on, Hollywood?
Is there something in the water.

Speaker 2 (01:31:16):
In age.

Speaker 4 (01:31:18):
They have ms Willis wasn't that old when he came
to dementia, right, but Danny Glover is in his seventies.
But I mean, that's that's that's pretty frightening stuff there, folks.

Speaker 3 (01:31:30):
Absolutely.

Speaker 4 (01:31:31):
I mean, if it comes around that soon, I'm gonna
have to liquid it my stock portfolio and just buy
buy an r V and drive around the country and
starting joining the money while I got it before, I
forget that I have anything's got.

Speaker 2 (01:31:44):
To go and not spend it.

Speaker 3 (01:31:47):
You know what what's funny is and like the first
law Law was not first Law first?

Speaker 1 (01:31:51):
Uh?

Speaker 4 (01:31:52):
What was it?

Speaker 3 (01:31:52):
The first shoot? I can't think of the name of
what was the movie? Blanket on the name about what
he was too old for that? I'm too old for this,
Riggs and Murti, what's what's the weapon?

Speaker 4 (01:32:06):
It's like where he goes in Yeah, in the second
one with the South African Consulate and you know, and
then it's uh, he comes in, he goes, yeah, my friend,
my friend, my friend wants to go, you know, he
wants he wants to move to South Africa. We'll tell you,
tell your friend to come in. Hey, yeah, I want
to move to South as But but but your block,
you know.

Speaker 3 (01:32:23):
But it was it's funny. It's like they're in the
first lethal weapon. He was too old for this crowd back.

Speaker 4 (01:32:28):
Then, you know, yeah, it wasn't even that old. He
was in his forties, made.

Speaker 3 (01:32:31):
Forties, you know, and it's like, I'm older than you are,
or I was older than you were, you know.

Speaker 4 (01:32:35):
Then I'm like, yeah, exactly, you know exactly. You know,
you're right, I'm too old for this crap. When he
was stuck on the toilet when it blew up, yea
too old for his crew. Yeah that's all he ever
said in that show. You know, he wasn't even that old.
He's in his forties. Yeah, yeah, right, yeah, yeah, they
are getting a Yeah. No, it's sad to hear. It's
sad to hear the people get to menire alheimer's. That sucks.

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The one thing you need to work as your brain,
and it's a shame.

Speaker 2 (01:33:00):
It's a terrible thing when you have somebody you know
that goes through that.

Speaker 4 (01:33:03):
Yeah. Yeah, And that's why I think they, you know,
they should have retired Joe Biden when he did first
developed signs dementia when he entered Congress in nineteen seventies.

Speaker 3 (01:33:10):
Yeah, I should have retired. Men. So sticking sticking clothes
on the fourth, both of you guys. Anyway, John, you
said your truck's laid up, So what's going on with
your truck? I mean, what, what are some what are
the issues there?

Speaker 4 (01:33:27):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:33:27):
I don't know. Man.

Speaker 2 (01:33:28):
I was driving a Mac twenty thirteen Mac with an
MP eight motor in it, and all of a sudden
he started running rough. I'm like, well, I think I
just blew an injector. So I nursed it on down
to dump the load and was nursing it back, and
that thing was smoking so bad it was incredible.

Speaker 4 (01:33:43):
Man.

Speaker 2 (01:33:44):
I was fumigating all the four ninety five out there.
I'm like, oh, I got to shut this down. Now
I'm going to blow a motor doing this. So I
decided it's not good to nurse it. Got to tow
Win and a mechanic was looking at it, and at
first it was supposed to be a turboactuator and a
fuel and actor went out into the thing, and now
we're finding oil in the turbo and kind of thing,

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and a head may have went out into it as well.
I don't know why the head went out, but I
didn't overheat or anything like that, but it may have
blown a head gasket or something, allowing the oil seepage
past the head into the turbo or something. And so
it turned into a mess. And this guy I worked for,
he's got a freightliner that he was kind of picking
away at. In fact, unfortunately, some of the guys in

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the yard seemed to thought that was a scrap yard
because they were taking part robbing parts off his freightliner.
As I'm starting to work on it, I'm like, well, hey,
wait a minute, this is missing. That's missed, and where's
a hydraulic couplers? And so I got to go out
and do some parts fetching and stuff and start putting
this truck back together and hopefully we'll have it running
maybe monday, I don't know. In the meantime, he's looking
for another truck to boot. I guess he's he's a

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glutton for punishment.

Speaker 4 (01:34:51):
John, I'm a little confused. I kind of lost that conversation.
You start off saying you dropped your load?

Speaker 2 (01:34:56):
What I dropped my Well, I had a lot. I
did have a load of sand on.

Speaker 4 (01:35:01):
Sorry, I was thinking number two there. Sorry, Oh wow, wow,
you guys, that's what I heard.

Speaker 2 (01:35:09):
Anyway, I did say a truck, and trucks do carry
loads of freight and loads of aggregates and all sorts
of good stuff. For me, it is a dump trailer.

Speaker 4 (01:35:16):
So all right, fair enough, fair enough.

Speaker 2 (01:35:21):
So yeah, that's basically my hardship story for the last
couple of weeks or so week and a half. But
at least I'm staying busy one way or the other.
But I'll tell you what, man, it gets hot on me.
You get tired of turning them ridges in the heat.

Speaker 4 (01:35:34):
I don't have, especially the heat's out there now. It's
just gonna get stay warmed the next couple of days.
You know, I don't know what the fourth looks like,
but I hope it's a little bit of relief for people.

Speaker 2 (01:35:43):
Oh, tomorrow's supposed to be really hot. From my understanding,
the fourth I do not know. I didn't look that
far ahead. In fact, I never look ahead. I figure
that you know the weather's gonna be what it's as
a truck driver when you spent all these years driving trucks,
especially when you're doing cross country. Yeah, why pay attention
to the weather, because if you're going five hundred miles
or more, you've got to hit crap somewhere anyway. You

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just adjust to it when you get there.

Speaker 4 (01:36:08):
Well, I don't really pay much touts to weather too,
but just looking ahead here in central Pennsylvania, apparently it's
going to be ninety seven for a high, seventy three
for the low, and it's going to be partly cloudy,
So it's parable for the fourth not ideal, but bearable.

Speaker 2 (01:36:20):
Yeah, the weather rapp is projecting tomorrow it's going to
be one hundred degrees, Friday ninety nine degrees, and Saturday,
fourth of July will be ninety four degrees. It'll be
a nice hot Fourth of July like you would expect
on me. Is there ever a Fourth of July that
people aren't going, Oh it's sweltering, I'm dying here. But
they get out there and they enjoy it anyway, because
you know, we are patriotic Americans, and no matter how

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hot it gets at least. Now you can get battery
operated fans, you know, modern day technologies. Get your battery
operated fan and carry it with you and your little
spray bottle, sprit yourself right every now and again.

Speaker 4 (01:36:50):
And fair point. That's a fair point. Yeah. But the
killer is the humidee. That's always what does you d
But right now humidity is not that bad. Actually here
so it's about fifty that's not too bad.

Speaker 2 (01:37:01):
Yeah, somewhere in Maryland when you get down to Maryland.
And it's funny you start a trip out out of
New Hampshire and you get down to the it was Virginia.
I caught this one time. I got down there New
Richmond and I stepped out of the truck and it
was like walking into a wall. The humidity levels were
so much higher down there. It's incredible.

Speaker 4 (01:37:19):
USA has scored in stoppage time in the first half
and now lead one to nothing over Bossi and Hertzkovina.
This goal was not disallowed.

Speaker 3 (01:37:27):
All right, good deal, good deal. So you guys see over.
I guess a couple of days ago you had a
seven point one and a seven point five earthquake down
in Venezuela. Death toll is about twenty three hundred down
there now. Oh man, Yeah, it just.

Speaker 4 (01:37:40):
Keeps going up. It's pretty frightening over sixty eight thousand
where people are missing. Last time I looked, right, wow, wow.

Speaker 3 (01:37:46):
I saw some videos of people that were out fishing
and watching just the shoreline just shake to death as wild.

Speaker 4 (01:37:54):
Yeah, it's pretty sad. I saw some belly aching from
the left claiming that some of the people recently deported
from America or amongst those who were killed, Oh, here
we go, like they were gonna blame Trump for that
they were here illegally in this country and an act
of God is Trump's fault. You know, I already read that.
It was a Washington Post. I think I saw that.
They're just useless.

Speaker 3 (01:38:14):
Yeah, they wouldn't have died if Trump didn't deport them
for breaking our law.

Speaker 4 (01:38:17):
We wouldn't have died if they weren't criminal aliens. He
came to this country legally, right.

Speaker 2 (01:38:22):
I don't know, man, last time I checked. You know,
people like Trump, they he's the executor of law. He
executes law, and he that's what he did. He executed
the law as it's written and understood. And I don't
think he's responsible for acts of God for doing so correctuous.

Speaker 4 (01:38:43):
So yeah, like we talk about about to run out
of time in the first half here, but they had
a chance to score and they buffed. They boofed it here,
so one more last chances we extra time, stopage time.
There is a kicked and they kicked at the Bosnian
so shame soccer watch patrons. Oh, here's a white up
and shot there. He kicked it over. Oh my gosh.
The guy's right in front of the goal posts. He's

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laying down like the moron that he is missing a
wide open shot. He's crying that somebody touched him. But
the goal was open and he kicked it right over
the top of the goal, six feet in front of
the goal. Oh my goodness. Guys could have taken it
two nothing, have perfect header over to him. Yeah, unbelievable, unbelievable. Wow,
if the US lose the game, you can lay it
right there on that. That's what happens, you know, when
you get over excited. He just kicked it.

Speaker 2 (01:39:28):
This is over here describing soccer like watching paint dry
while I was getting excited and garry.

Speaker 4 (01:39:32):
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, it's these jerseys cost
a lot, so I mean we already get something back
for the money supporting US team. Right. Anyway, Well, the.

Speaker 3 (01:39:42):
Couple that climbed the Empire State Building in the flag
that they've been arrested by NYPD.

Speaker 4 (01:39:48):
Good. There are a bunch of stuntfulls, and I hope
that they get the book thrown at them for all
the crimes they committed. They think it's funny, they think
they're clever. They're not clever. They should go to jail.

Speaker 3 (01:39:57):
Oh for for a minute, you see over on Riker's Island,
how funny are how how fun is New York? Now?

Speaker 4 (01:40:03):
Right? Exactly exactly, That's what should happen to these people.
These people just you know, they endanger public safety with
their nonsense. Oh, we got a little bit of a
fight breaking out here. We've got a hockey game breaking
out the soccer pitch. Whoa no fist flying though, that's
because they're pansies. It's soccer.

Speaker 2 (01:40:20):
To use their hands, that's true, that's right.

Speaker 4 (01:40:22):
They fight with their mouths instead. A bunch of candy ones.
But anyway, Oh cool, this is there. Oh there's the push.
Well that that guy got hit in the chat. That's
why he's crying because when he fell his face hit
the guy's knee. Yeah, so he's crying. Well that's a
fair Usually they just lie aground and cry, but this
one's fair.

Speaker 2 (01:40:39):
So he took a good face to the knee.

Speaker 4 (01:40:42):
Yes, exactly, that's what happens when you stick your face
in somebody's knee. But it's all. Look, the medical team
is out treating him. Oh does he have a boo boo?
That's so sad. Come on, Slaton, get up. Oh he
wants to he spin? Oh he wants to start something.
Yeah yeah, oh yeah, come on, be a real man. No,

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can we watch girls badminton instead? Please?

Speaker 3 (01:41:09):
Jeez?

Speaker 4 (01:41:10):
Oh they took him out of the game. Probably good
because he's got an attitude. Now was he at the
game always being talked to by the official for for
fak and the injury? Oh? Did he fake the.

Speaker 3 (01:41:20):
Injury to get a stoppage?

Speaker 4 (01:41:22):
Isn't it?

Speaker 3 (01:41:22):
Isn't that a red card or something? You always?

Speaker 4 (01:41:27):
Now? Did he? There wasn't even there wasn't even a
foul there on this They get who gets the ball?
The US gets the ball because the foul was on Bosnia.
Who is the guy will fall on the ground? US
has it? They kick him into touch. That was dumb.
Oh what a bunch of fools we kicked in touch.
That should be the extra time now anyway, all right,
whatever soccer, A little play by play action there for
everybody or USA, that's halftime. They wanted three opportunities to score,

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including a good one. Who's this what's this idiot's name?
I can't see? Begins with a B. What we'll we'll,
We'll expose him for what a terrible player he is. Anyway,
saw You know, guys, if you've got paint, just go paint.
It's more fun.

Speaker 3 (01:42:05):
All right. We got about a couple of minutes there
around the horn. John John final thoughts there? What between
now and next week? What do you got going on?

Speaker 2 (01:42:13):
Well, not a whole lot, just working around the house,
trying to get some stuff done in the heat. Uh so, yeah,
I'm going I'm gonna consider this my weight loss program. Right,
I'm gonna get out there and get some work done.
I'm gonna sweat good and uh maybe I'll lose a
couple of pounds in the process, lean up a little
bit for the holidays.

Speaker 3 (01:42:33):
There you go, Carl think it.

Speaker 2 (01:42:35):
He's like, I don't think I like this idea.

Speaker 4 (01:42:37):
No, I don't mind losing, you know, losing a little
bit of weight for the holidays. It's as long as
you're not like outside sweating it out, because it's it's
like it's gonna be a scorcher. Uh. What am I doing. Well,
I'm catching my breath and doing the rugby on the
fourth of July. And then I've got to start planning
some trips. I need to get that trip through England,
see if I can't get in it before I travel overseas,
planning on some overseas travels. So I got to get

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that worked in here, and I got to figure how
to pay for it, know, stand on the street corner
with a tin cup or something like that, raise a
little bit of money. So I got to come up
with something there. But yeah, that's kind of what's happening
for me in the near term. The good news is
that whatever chest infection I had last week that was miserable,
it's gone, thank goodness. Although I have to admit that
I went to my neighbor's house. Yes he's got a cat,
and oh I left there coughing incessantly from that cat,

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and you know, my chest was locked up. I had
using the hailer last night. That's how much hours after
I was there, even showered, and I still like wheezing
at eleven o'clock at night. So but all better now,
you know. I guess it's the frailty of human life.
You know, as time goes by, you're not as you're
not as as healthy as you were in your twenty
two I guess, so, well.

Speaker 2 (01:43:38):
You done, moll. I'm still in my prime.

Speaker 4 (01:43:40):
Yeah, how if you say so, I'll take your It.

Speaker 2 (01:43:43):
Was that a song? You know, I may not be
as good as I once was, but I'm good once
as I.

Speaker 4 (01:43:47):
Ever was, right, Okay, Well, the one that I like.
My favorite song is by Alphaville Forever Young, that's the
coolest song. That's the one I like. Do you want
to live forever? Yes? Yes, you know that's the bake guys,
But you want to live forever? I mean, I'm okay
with him forever, as long as I could be like
the same level fitness I was as late as thirty
five or thirty eight, you know, and with the knowledge

(01:44:10):
I accumulate, if I could stay at that level of
fitness and health, then yeah, I could live forever. You know,
life is amazing. You know it has its ups and downs,
but you mean amazing people along the way.

Speaker 3 (01:44:19):
Well, speaking of this new Highlander movie I think is
in the making right now. Henry Cavill, he was attached
to it.

Speaker 4 (01:44:24):
Yeah. Oh that should be interesting. Yeah, that should be
really good. Yeah. Wow. Highlander the original with Sean Conner
was pretty good and it.

Speaker 3 (01:44:33):
Was really good. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:44:34):
It was Christopher Lamberton, that was Was he in that tremor?

Speaker 3 (01:44:36):
Who was Yeah? He was, Yeah, he was the Highlander.
And then of course you had the TV spinoffs. He
was really great and he did did he also do
that I'm trying to remember. No, he had a different guy.
He had his quote cousin was in that. And then
they had the movie that brought round it that that
that ended at all where his cousin from the TV
show kills him from the movie.

Speaker 4 (01:44:55):
Yeah, but you only kill him by beheading him, right,
that's right?

Speaker 3 (01:44:58):
All right, I think that's it right there. We'll see
you guys next week seven to nine Eastern right here
in w s N. Until then, take care, God bless