Not Backing Down, Just Doubling Down on Unpopular Stances

Not me.  "Them."

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Here. We are soak it in, enjoy this. I hope
that the next couple of hours are an enthralling and
liberating experience for you and you get out of this
exactly what you'd expected to. I'm going to see you, yea.
I'm gonna see if I can go two hours without

(00:20):
it's just I'm going to do two hours of intro
to the show, no actual content. We're going to have
a lot of great stuff for you today. It's going
to be amazing. You're going to it might change your life.
You might at the end of this two hours walk
away from this going wow. That was that was an
experience playing Bucker next, you know, if that's what I

(00:43):
want for two hours twenty four hours ago, I started
off the show admitting that I just booted a trash
can in the studio and was kind of laughing at
my lack of perspective for any minor stresses in my life.
Upon hearing this, I had several well intentioned, very sweet
listeners reach out and I want to read one of

(01:05):
these messages now via the Zonkers custom of woods Inbox
that to scottikfab dot com and it was I don't
know if it's a I mean it's parable, like I
don't know if it's a true parable. I don't know
what the ramifications parameters are for what constitutes a parable.
But it was a picture Lucy of an eagle with

(01:29):
a crow pecking at it. I saw that says, the
only bird that dares to attack an eagle is the crow.
But the eagle never fights back. Here's why. The crow
is the only bird bold enough to sit on the
eagle's back and peck at its back. It's relentless, it's annoying,
but the eagle stays calm. The eagle doesn't flap, it

(01:50):
doesn't fight, doesn't waste energy. It does one thing, it rises.
The higher the eagle soars, the thinner the air becomes,
the crow can't handle the altitude. Eventually the crow gasps,
loses strength and falls off. Not because the eagle attacked,
but because the eagle ascended. Let the crows talk, let

(02:12):
them peck. You don't have to respond. Just keep going higher.
They can't follow you forever. Your growth will suffocate their noise,
So don't engage. Elevate. That was sent by Lois, and
I responded to Lois and said, yes, but I think

(02:34):
in this example I'm the crow. That's what I feel
like more often than not.

Speaker 2 (02:43):
Wow, that's where you took it.

Speaker 1 (02:46):
Yeah, I think that was supposed to be a message
that was supposed to inspire me, yeah, to keep rising higher.
And I'm just looking at the crow going kind of
like the guts of that crow doesn't say the the
crow falls off and dies. The crow is like, all right,
I'll save my energy and breath, and you got to

(03:09):
come back to Earth sometime and I'll be here to
peck at you. I think I'm the crow.

Speaker 2 (03:14):
You know when you put it that way, maybe you are.

Speaker 1 (03:17):
Yeah. I came away from that very sweet. It was
supposed to be a really sweet lesson, and I don't
think I learned anything. I think I have a screw worm,
not a screw loose. I think I've got that screw
worm that you hear about in the news. By the way,
could we get the news to stop when they say
there's a flash eating screw worm out there. They got

(03:38):
to show the picture of it, and it looks like
a yearbook photo. It looks like it's the screw It's
almost as like if a dog standing up going you know, hey,
Like when you tell a dog to sit, you know,
and like beg for a treat, and the dog kind
of sits up on its hind legs and she's kind

(03:59):
of looks at you, and it's really really cute. It's
like the screw worm is doing that. It's like, oh, am,
I in the news, make sure and get my good side.
It's like the screw worms senior picture and it's your book.
And it almost looks like it has a little faith
and it kind of looks like it's smiling.

Speaker 2 (04:17):
Like, hey, like big is it in real life?

Speaker 1 (04:21):
The size of a Louisville Slugger. The thing's huge.

Speaker 2 (04:25):
Well, I think then no, no.

Speaker 1 (04:28):
You never see it coming. You're driving along and then
in the back of the car you look in the
rear view screw worm.

Speaker 2 (04:34):
Like tommy boy.

Speaker 1 (04:35):
Yes, it just suddenly it just comes out of the
back seat and that's when it gets you. You can't
escape the screw worm. I was coming through the alley, uh,
you know, to work this morning. I heard something kind
of rattle around on the dumpster. It was like that
a raccoon or and then it popped open the top
and went yeah. I was like, yeah, you got no legs,

(04:58):
I can outrun you. I got in the building, but
I know it's out there.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
Maybe they'll paint over it.

Speaker 1 (05:06):
Yeah, I don't need the media to show me the
picture of the screwworm. I also admit I was looking
for an excuse to use the words screwworm several times.

Speaker 2 (05:17):
What are you twelve?

Speaker 1 (05:19):
I don't think I'm that old.

Speaker 2 (05:23):
When I say I was trying to see the screw worm.

Speaker 1 (05:28):
You type cruise cruise room. That's where Tom Cruise does
all of his best scientology and.

Speaker 2 (05:38):
The cruise Let me see what I get.

Speaker 1 (05:39):
Yeah, that's the cruise room. Is just a place where
it looks like someone's been jumping on all the couches.

Speaker 2 (05:45):
There, very nice rooms.

Speaker 1 (05:47):
Okay, are you looking at the picture of the screwworm?

Speaker 2 (05:50):
I was looking at the cruise rooms.

Speaker 1 (05:51):
A handsome little all right, Lucy is probably probably gonna
be lost for the next fifteen minutes.

Speaker 3 (05:57):
So did you just call me dumb? It was gonna
take me fifteen minutes to find a picture.

Speaker 1 (06:05):
No, it's just you've gone. You've gone squirreling down a
rabbit hole somewhere, he says. Squirrels do down rabbit hole.

Speaker 2 (06:12):
We call that Tuesday.

Speaker 1 (06:13):
You've been rabbiting down a squirrel hole and you won't
come to again for another fifteen minutes. That's what I'm saying.
What are you laughing at? You're not laughing at night?

Speaker 3 (06:25):
I didn't know what because I tried to do it
correctly and this time I got screw right.

Speaker 1 (06:31):
Yeah, yeah, careful, but it kept room. Don't type in
the screw room. That's a paceide Thank you.

Speaker 2 (06:44):
I needed this laugh.

Speaker 1 (06:47):
Yeah, but you're you're laughing at your own ineptitude.

Speaker 3 (06:52):
No, because I know people wanting to go out and
do this. You're only you're only going to find signs.

Speaker 1 (06:59):
I do have news stories in front of me.

Speaker 2 (07:03):
Are they this good?

Speaker 1 (07:04):
No? That's why I haven't gotten to them yet. Kind
of want to see where this goes first? What happened?
Wr yes?

Speaker 3 (07:15):
Ew No, it looks you know what it looks like.
It looks like one of those little it's got like
a little mustache.

Speaker 1 (07:26):
Yeah. See it's it's like it's got a little face,
it's got a little goat.

Speaker 2 (07:34):
I'm taking it.

Speaker 1 (07:35):
Those are what do you think the screw room sounds like.

Speaker 2 (07:40):
I have an idea, but what do you what do
you think?

Speaker 1 (07:44):
Do you think it's like one of those like the
guy from the old spice ad from years ago. Hello ladies,
is that what you're thinking? Hello ladies, I'm the flesh
eating screw worm and you love it. I'm gonna chew.
I'm gonna start off by you and on your toes.

(08:05):
I'm gonna work up, nibble, let your kneecaps for a while.

Speaker 2 (08:09):
Is that the world's most interesting?

Speaker 1 (08:11):
Get me a little bit of potilla. Now that's a
whole different ad campaign.

Speaker 2 (08:15):
But this is him in his juvenile state. When he
grows up.

Speaker 1 (08:20):
So he wants to sound like that, but he's more
voice cracking. He's like, hello, ladies, let's talk about the news.

Speaker 2 (08:29):
Let's do news.

Speaker 1 (08:31):
As I said a moment ago, I think I'm the
crow because I look at stories like this and I
can't egle my way to a higher elevation. I instead
have to start pecking like an annoying little crow. There
was a really nice event yesterday. No, it was this weekend.

(08:55):
I just saw the news story yesterday. This weekend. Move
On had a rally in Omaha. We had some highly
respected officials here in town. We had Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost,
no relation Scott Jack. I don't think he's related to

(09:20):
any of them. David Frost, that's right, nice one. Let's
trying to find another Frost. But Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost
not Maxwell Smart because he ain't see crow an eagle
wouldn't say these things. Maxwell Frost is, as I said,

(09:43):
Florida Congressman, Florida man Democrat. He doesn't want you to
have guns. He doesn't like prisons. He doesn't want America
to have prisons. So what happens if you commit a crime,
you commit a real serious crime, you know what Maxwell
would do. He'd say, Okay, did you get that out

(10:05):
of your system? You got to stop that, you little scamp.
I don't know what else you do. No prisons, And
unless you're like well, maybe he just wants to say,
like in like a Singamore sing Singapore kind of a way,
like oh, I see that you you just committed a crime.
We're gonna kill you into Alligator Alcatraz with you. That's

(10:26):
not him. He is just no guns, no prisons. He
wants socialist healthcare. And he's one of the elected officials
that went down to El Salvador to have cocktails with Kilmar.
That would be a horrible Netflix series that we'd all
probably watch because it's on Netflix. But hey, he's one
of those guys who went down to El Salvador because

(10:47):
the president had the temerity to deport an illegal immigrant
who has been associated with human trafficking and wife beating,
and the President's like, is there any place else we
can put him? And Maxwell, no, not kill maar. I
love him and went down there and had Margarita's or

(11:07):
whatever with the guy, And so he was in town.
They had a rally in La Vista, I presume at
the Embassy suites, unless it was like at the Astro
or something. I don't know. I don't know what they did.
It just says in La Vista, that could be anywhere.
They had a rally at Toons, the old music store

(11:31):
there on eighty fourth set.

Speaker 2 (11:32):
Pictured the cat from Saturday Night Live.

Speaker 1 (11:34):
So yes, that's Tuons's see. I told you he could
drive to his watch out. I love that bit. He
was in town with Massachusetts US Senator Elizabeth Warren, who,
it would be pointed out if she were a Republican,
lied about her ethnicity for a special entrance and scholarship

(11:56):
and job opportunities in college and in trying to start
up a law career, lied about her ethnicity, lied about
being Native American. Now, if she were a Republican, that
kind of thing could be pointed out, but she's not,
so it wasn't. It just said a crowd of supporters chanted,
we won't back down, won't back down, won't back down.

(12:20):
I don't know if they went musical with it. As
they urged Nebraskans to get engaged ahead of the upcoming
midterm elections. Yeah, these it says. You know, they urged
Nebraskans to get engaged. Oh, do you want the local
Republican Party, Well, no, not those Nebraskans. They want Democrat

(12:43):
Nebraskans to get engaged. Oh you mean like those who
support the Democrats who run for statewide office and win
either those well, no, they've all kind of given up.
They want a second district Democrat member of the House.

(13:04):
Why that could help. I mean, between that and all
the redistricting going on in California, they might actually get
a Democrat majority. So they had Elizabeth Warren, Senator Maxwell
Frost Congressman come to town, and they had a big

(13:25):
thing saying like, yeah, we think that what's happening in
this country. Isn't right, would that be? Let me see
if I get this straight either. And I'm trying to
remember because I get so distracted by so much that
goes on in life. There are a lot of trash
cans to kick. Help me? Remember last year? Did Donald Trump?

(13:49):
I think it was Donald Trump and his supporters that
stormed the Capitol and the White House and it kicked
the Biden administration out of there through military coup force, Like, yeah,
that's right. Trump sent the military into Washington, DC along
with his January sixth supporters threw Joe Biden out of office,

(14:12):
which was hard to do because that guy, he's very strong.
He's like the strongest, most mentally and physically fit guy
in the room. So he he was able to John
Wick several of these guys in military, he's like grabbing
guns and smacking guys in the face with the butt
of their own guns and taking on like one on
eighteen guys at a time. And then is these as

(14:32):
like the first wave of military that Trump sent in
to get Biden. We're all lying there on the ground
either dead or writhing in pain, grabbing their groins and stuff.
They're like, oh man, we shouldn't have come after Joe.
Then then second wave and like the second, third, and
fourth waves came in and Joe Biden just looked at
him and gave him that we'll go Keanu reeves again
that matrix like come on hand, gesture, bring it. You know.

(14:58):
That's so that that happened. But eventually it turned out
to be too overwhelming for Old Joe and he finally
had after taking on several of Trump's military and Jay
six supporters for several hours, finally he was like, well,
it's after two o'clock in the afternoon. I got a
shut her down. Because after about two o'clock in the afternoon,

(15:19):
Old President Biden was like, I'm starting to sundown. So
he uh, you know, then he laid he lied down,
took a nap, and President said, and I'm now the president.
And by the time President Biden walked up, he was like,
oh shoot, and uh, several people died and it was
a horrible, bloody coup and that's how Trump took Was

(15:41):
it that or am I misremembering? It might have been
that the American people voted in President Trump in a
Republican majority House and Senate and asked them to do
the things that they campaigned on said they were going
to do, like cracking down a crime, illegal immigration, and

(16:04):
government waste. Was it that, Nah? I think it was
the military coup thing. Uh, one of those things. Anyway,
these people showed up here at this rally mad that
all of that happened. Let's pretend it was the second one.
Which is another really fun thing when it comes to
the redistricting as Texas and California or any other state

(16:26):
that wants to get in this battle saying we're gonna
redraw our districts and we're gonna redraw our districts and
all this different stuff's gonna go on there. It's really
funny when you look at the map of the United
States based on the red counties versus the blue counties.
It's a very very red America. So for them to

(16:47):
start redrawing districts, we need a little more blue here,
It needs a purple over here, and all the rest
of this stuff. You can look at that electoral College map,
you can look at the just the county by county
a vote tally in this country, it's a very very
red country. So I guess these people got together in Omaha,

(17:09):
La Vista over the weekend. They saw all of that
and said, and we hate it all right, So what
is it that you want to change. Let's just take
a couple of things that the president did just yesterday.
Can you name me one thing that President Biden did
during his first eight months of office? One thing anyone?

(17:33):
Can anyone think of one? Just one thing the president
anything that President Biden did, like through an order he
did or legislation he got passed or didn't he Well,
so yeah, there was let's see, it was four years
ago today was the Yeah, there's one thing that President

(17:57):
Biden did at this point in his first term office,
which ended up being thus far his only term in office.
Joe Biden did one thing at this point in his
presidency four years ago today was the botched American withdrawal
of Afghanistan that led to the thirteen deaths, including Omaha's
Corporal Dagan Page. That was four years ago today.

Speaker 3 (18:21):
That is embarrassing that I did not remember that.

Speaker 1 (18:24):
Now that happened at this point during President Biden's term
in office. That's one thing I can think of that
he did. I mean, with President Trump, it's like thirteen
things a day, are they all great. No, but man,
this is he's just he just turned on the political
fire hose and said, pass this big, beautiful bill. I'm

(18:48):
signing this executive order. We're rolling this back. We're doing
the construction here at the border wall. I'm starting a
partnership with these businesses. I'm bringing Putin and Zelenski to
the table. I mean, it's just one that you can't
keep up. He probably did eight things in the time
I started off with this opening monologue to the radio

(19:09):
show that's gone on too long or not long enough,
Scott Voice. Lucy Chapman's right there. She's in a different
studio because she doesn't want to put up with Jim
and I being in the same studio.

Speaker 2 (19:22):
Well today, I mean normally.

Speaker 1 (19:25):
It would be okay tomorrow, Well both of you know, yeah,
I know, yeah, what about half of one of us,
because I will cut Jim Rose in half?

Speaker 3 (19:35):
Well, it depends on which one of you and which half.

Speaker 1 (19:40):
As much, there's a lot of various As much as
I would like to explore more of that conversation, here's
when I when I mentioned a moment ago that I.

Speaker 2 (19:50):
Met right brain, left brain, So did I.

Speaker 1 (19:53):
That's Lucy Chapman I'm Scott vhe'es this is news Radio
eleven ten kfab eat it so sorry, I'm in a
I'm in a mood this year m win a bunch
of people. Sorry, that's going to be a terrible bumper sticker.
When a bunch of people got together in La Vista,

(20:14):
which and we don't point this out enough, is a
Spanish phrase. It means the vista bunch of people. Bunch
of Democrats got together in La Vista the other day
and they were all chanting together saying, you know, we
hate what's happening in this country. We want to change it.
All right, pick something. What is it that you hate

(20:36):
that you want to change? Okay, well, I don't like
that the president sending the military in to deport people.
All right. People are in the country illegally and committing crimes,
and in the country illegally and committing crimes, and they're
oftentimes taking the identity and making lives miserable for legal
immigrants as well as people who are born and raised

(20:58):
here who might have a similar type of name. It's
not like, you know, this guy is coming in from
l Salvador and stealing the identity of Jim Rose you're
you're Jim Whitey mcrose. That's right, that's me straight from Ireland.
You know, they're taking the identities of people who kind

(21:19):
of look and they might have a similar sounding name
to what they appear to be. So they're stealing the
identities of Hispanic people whof and that makes it harder
and harder for them to get a job, to get credit,
to get a driver's license, to be able to go
on about their lives. Now, I mean, there's so many

(21:41):
things that happen when your identity is stolen. The President
sends in Immigration Customs Enforcement with a list of names
of people have done that at for example, an Omaha
food processing plant. They arrest those people. I guess the
individuals who are chang. We don't like how is is

(22:02):
terrorizing people in our country. I guess you want them
to continue to do what they were doing, which was
wanting law breaking and identity theft. We don't like that
the president is sending the military and to deal with
people in America. All right, let's take a look at
that public schools in Washington, d C. Reopened yesterday and

(22:25):
it said parents were on age. What why did it
say that? That's stupid. That didn't make it said parents
were on edge. That's what it said, over the presence
of thousands of National Guard troops, some now armed. See,
they decided to arm the National Guard troops because want

(22:45):
their National Guard troops. It's not like we just grabbed
a bunch of cub scouts and said take this rifle. Well,
I'm eight, come on, you know what you're doing, point
and pull the trigger. My goodness as your age or
a place cowboys and Indians. What's an Indian? That's a
baseball tea. Anyway, you know, it's the National Guard, and

(23:08):
they arm them because the criminals, as it turns out,
are armed. So they armed the national Guard. They're out
there busting various criminals in our nation's capital and up
until today, there hasn't been a murder. In about two weeks.
Guy lost his life. There was apparently a murder now.

(23:29):
So they've got the National Guard troops in the streets
of Washington, DC. And a group of parents and students said, well,
we're very nervous, We're very anxious. We're afraid that the
National Guard is going to start targeting kids as they
go into school, targeting them. How well, we're afraid that

(23:50):
they're just going to start grabbing kids, going you look
like an illegal alien to me getting the van. So
that's what they were afraid was going to happen. And
they said, I think it's a horrible that they might
be taking education away from people. Any attempt to target children,
it's heartless, it's uncalled for. And also it didn't happen.

(24:12):
It hasn't happened, It won't happen, And it didn't happen yesterday.
They're back in school today. Let's check and see if
it happened today. And it didn't happen. It's all completely
made up. But when they all get together in protest
or go to the news, or before classes started in DC,

(24:34):
the students decided to have an event they called speak out,
where they voiced concerns about the situation until right about lunchtime.
This is the first day of school, by the way.
Now it's amazing because the National Guard got into DC,
what two weeks ago, this is about about two weeks ago.
That gave these students, as concerned as they are, That

(24:57):
gave them about two weeks to go out in the
streets and pro test. Did they do that? No? Did
they wait until school started. That way, they could ditch
class on the first day of school and go out
and protest outside the school. And we're very concerned. We
don't want the National Guard to disrupt our school day.

(25:17):
As we're out in the street outside the school on
the first day of school, not in class. We don't
want the National Guard ruin our education, say the students
who skipped class to go out and protest outside the
school during school hours. And then there's Governor Pritzker of Illinois.

(25:41):
Am I allowed to say his name on the radio?
Or is that an FCC violation? It just sounds like
a naughty name to call someone.

Speaker 2 (25:49):
It's allowed.

Speaker 1 (25:50):
Why don't you stop being such a Pritzker? Yeah, I
guess when you say it that way, the governor of
Illinois is fighting with the President of the Union United States.
You'll hear how that sounded.

Speaker 4 (26:03):
Next Scott Goryes News Radio eleven ten KFAB And so
that's that's part of the reason why I've got a
headache for the last week.

Speaker 1 (26:11):
Oh sorry, we're live. Sorry I was just I was
telling Jim Rows all my problems. Hi, Lucy, good morning.

Speaker 3 (26:18):
This is why we are in separate rooms because I
don't want to listen to your problems.

Speaker 1 (26:22):
During I know I don't want to have these problems.
It's just that when they pop up in front of
me during the radio show, it causes me to want
to kick trash cans. Thankfully, this trash can wants to
be kicked.

Speaker 2 (26:40):
It kind of does you know.

Speaker 1 (26:41):
What this trash can was saying about you yesterday before
I booted it?

Speaker 2 (26:44):
About me?

Speaker 1 (26:45):
Yeah, talking all kinds of nonsense about you. And I
was like, you say one more thing, I'm gonna put
a shoe in you, and that trash can was like,
I'd like to see you try, and I kicked it.

Speaker 2 (26:57):
Thank you, you bet.

Speaker 1 (27:00):
Governor Pritzker is the uh, he's the leader of Illinois.
He doesn't want the President to, as he puts it,
deploy troops to Chicago. Like it's bag dad, Where would
you rather go on vacation though, bag dad? Lebanon, like

(27:24):
Beirut or Chicago? Right now? There are some areas of
Chicago that are great. Well, I was in Chicago with
my family a year ago, and uh, only I mean
almost half of us managed to get out of there
without getting shot.

Speaker 3 (27:41):
So I was gonna ask, but I thought, you know,
unless you share that information.

Speaker 1 (27:46):
Win in Rome. You know, it's kind of like if
if you ever met Don Rickles, like you wanted him
to roast you. It's kind of part of the experience.
If you ever go to Chicago, you kind of want
to get shot. It's part of the experience. And uh
so we uh we, you know, I honestly don't think

(28:07):
Chicago is as bad maybe as the President makes it
out to be.

Speaker 2 (28:14):
But I don't think you were in the right places.

Speaker 1 (28:16):
Then. Well, see, that's the thing, you know. The Chicago
is a big place. It's called the Chicago Land Area.
It's huge. There are certainly pockets of Chicago at certain
times of the mostly night, sometimes to day, just like Omaha,
just like Lincoln. It's like Grand Island. How far do

(28:40):
you want me to go down the interstate all the way?
Just like North Platte, where there there are places, neighborhood streets, homes,
people you're you don't want to hang out with at
certain hours the night. And uh chic Jago, being a

(29:00):
bigger place, has more of those places. And it's the
people in those communities who are constantly failed by a
parade of elected officials over the decades who have said,
you elect me, and I'm going to clean up this community.
It gets worse and worse. They don't want to clean
up that community. They want that community to still be

(29:20):
dependent on the help of whatever ideology that they're pushing
President Trump. For as much as he causes people to
roll their eyes or worse on a daily basis, President
Trump has one thing that really I think serves him

(29:41):
well as a business executive who's trying to be the
president of the United States, and it doesn't quite work
this way. He actually wants to solve problems, and he
doesn't solve problems in that way that so many people
in d C, which now is translated into the corporate world,

(30:02):
a lot of people see, okay, we have a problem here.
Tell you what, when can we have a team's meeting
about it. Let's set up a committee, and we have
a meeting about having a committee, and we'll have a
meeting to have another meeting, and we'll set have a committee,
and then we'll have them set up some meetings. We'll
figure out who to invite to the next meetings, and
then we'll I want someone to give me a report

(30:24):
here in five months from now to tell me about
how the meetings are going. We'll have a meeting about
the report, and then we'll figure out next steps at
that point, and by five months from now, there'll be
eight other problems that pop up, and everyone will forgotten
about what that first thing was. That's how too many
people in DC have decided to deal with problems. President

(30:47):
Trump says, what's the problem. People here in DC are
killing each other. We'll get them to stop. Well, we
ask them and they won't do it. I bet they
stop if we send in the national Guard and they
sent in the national Guard, what do you know? It stopped?
And you know who really liked that, the people who
were getting killed, which were so often working class people

(31:14):
in more downtrodden communities who were trying to have a
life and they ended up being in a bad situation.
And now they're not getting killed anymore. The President said,
that's great. We haven't had any murders in DC. Now
they had one last night. Maybe Trump killed someone. I

(31:37):
don't know. He said he could do it. We'll see.
He might be pushing the boundaries. I don't know. So
he's like, this is great. Where else can we do this? Well,
there's Baltimore, all right, let's going to Baltimore. And of
course the governor of Maryland, Moore, is yelling and screaming
about that. And then Chicago came up and President Trump

(31:57):
said that, you know, Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, is
a disaster who ought to spend more time in the gym.
Pritzker fired back, Hey, it takes one to know one well,
he said that. Yeah, pretty much he's said. He said,
we're both we're both fat, and called Trump a dictator

(32:18):
who is an arrogant man. It's about Donald Trump searching
for any justification to deploy the military in a blue
city in a blue state to try and intimidate his
political rivals. I don't think that's I mean, I think
Trump would be fine if that happened. But I honestly
think that he had people who met with him saying

(32:39):
I live in Chicago and I feel afraid to go out,
And he's like, that shouldn't happen in a great American city,
like any city, particularly Chicago. Let's stop it. And the
people are you can't stop it? Why because you want
more crime? Is that what you want? Every time the

(33:01):
President comes out and says we're deporting criminal legal immigrants.
The people who hate Trump now suddenly are on the
side of No, we want criminal legal immigrants. We're gonna
get these people stop committing crimes. No, we want crime.
Have they stopped to think what exactly they're fighting the
president over, Lucy, here's another example, someone who's out there

(33:21):
committing a whole bunch of crimes and apparently we're just
not going to do anything about it. Did you know,
by the way, as Lucy Chapman, I'm Scott Borhees. This
is the headline in the New York Post. Headline says
serial rear end sniffer at it again despite being charged

(33:42):
and held on one hundred thousand dollars bail just one
month ago. This is a thirty eight year old guy
who loves following around women in grocery stores, department stores,
bus stops, wherever and sniffing their rear ends. He has
done it on multiple occasions. He's a number of arrests

(34:04):
for lud conduct.

Speaker 2 (34:05):
Is he a free.

Speaker 1 (34:07):
Well yeah, I don't know that. He thinks he's a dog.
He doesn't look like a dog. He looks like a
creepy guy with really big ears. Shocking and uh yeah,
so yeah, he was like hanging out in a rack
of clothes at Nordstrom, and when someone was looking at
clothes in the other rack with his with their back
to him, he would just like come out of the

(34:28):
clothing rack and sniff them.

Speaker 4 (34:30):
Man.

Speaker 2 (34:30):
That is the time when I wished I had a
lot of beans.

Speaker 1 (34:33):
Yeah. And so they arrested him and said, all right,
we've got to hold him. And so they said, all right,
one hundred thousand dollars bail, and then they just let
him out again. This is in California. They just let
him out. So who was it has said watch your
butts two hours of homeschooling for free nine to eleven.

(34:57):
Here with me, Scott Vorhees and she Lucy Chapman, So
glad to have you with us. It is News Radio
eleven ten kfab. All right, Lucy, should I side note
here and tell you what Cracker Barrel said yesterday? Really quick?

Speaker 2 (35:13):
Yes? Please?

Speaker 1 (35:15):
Okay. Cracker Barrel released a statement that I really really loved,
not because of what they said. This was some genuine
sincere chat GPT response to the complaints by several people
that said you're changing the logo and people like we're
just changing a logo. Man, these snowflakes are all concerned

(35:36):
they're changing the logo. It's more than that. It's like,
all right, here's something that's old, change it. How are
we going to get young people to continue not to
eat here unless we change some things that get them
not to come here? And like the stuff with the
peg game where they stop mocking you if you don't
play it right, and all the rest of it, just
more than that. So they came out with a statement

(35:59):
and said, if the last few days have shown us anything,
it's how truly deeply people care about Cracker Barrel. We're
truly grateful for your heartfelt voices. The things people love
most about our stores aren't going anywhere. Rocking chairs on
the porch, a warm fire on the hearth, and the
idea that black people can walk through walls when it rains.

(36:24):
Come by Cracker Barrel.

Speaker 2 (36:25):
Oh wait, that wasn't in there.

Speaker 1 (36:29):
No, But I couldn't help as I was listening to
the statement. There's a comedian named Patton Oswalt who he's
a huge lefty, like so many entertainers are, but he
makes me laugh until I cry over the most insane
and inappropriate things. So Patton Oswalt's got this bit that

(36:52):
since he turned fifty, he can't have fun cereal anymore.
Now he's going to have some you know, bulla oats
from Sorghum Farms, and you turn around the box of
Sorghum Farms and it's not a fun game or a
wacky puzzle. It's a manifesto. And what Cracker Barrel was
saying is like they just took the Patton Oswalt bit

(37:16):
is at Sorghum Farms, we believe in three simple things,
farm to table, eating locally sourced ingredients, and the idea
that black people can walk through walls when it rains.
The idea was He's like, just put something crazy in
there just to perk up my day as I'm eating
your bland cereal. So any I was reading the Cracker

(37:39):
Barrel thing and I couldn't help, but come back to
that bit. You know, at Cracker Barrel we're defined by
hard work, family, scratch cooked food, and the bodies of
drifters or whatever. So funny, it's inappropriate, but if you're so.

Speaker 2 (37:59):
In yeah, but now you had a chance to explain it.

Speaker 1 (38:02):
Paton Oswalt, Sorghum Farms enjoy. Yeah. They Creger Barrel came
back and said, we want to be a place where
everyone feels at home. And the people were posting on
there saying, well, if you're grateful for our voices, our
voices seem to be saying you don't need to change
the logo. Maybe don't do that. Well, they're not going

(38:29):
to do that. Now here's the already did it? I know,
Well they're not. Yeah, I mean they're sorry, They're not
gonna They're not gonna not do that. Thank you for
the clarification. I have here the name of a celebrity
who I think is generally among big pockets of the
political left and right, someone who generally like this guy.

(38:52):
Sure he might say and do some things that would
cause some people to go, well he I wish he
wouldn't say or do that, or do that album cover
that appeared to show a body in a morgue with
a toe tag that said Trump. But there are even
some Republicans who can see him do that and think, ah, well,
you know he's he is who he is. Who could

(39:16):
possibly engender such support after doing something so disgusting and vile.
The sn O double P, the do double G Snoop
Doggie dog Lucy, I've heard of him. Snoop Dogg has

(39:38):
gotten in trouble this time, not with the political right
in this country, but the left in this country. But
you're not gonna You're not going to hear much about
it because he's he's Snoop Dogg with so much drama
and the LBC's kind of hobby and Snoop do double g.

(39:58):
But I somehow, some way keep going. All right, that's enough.
Here's what he said. He said he was watching a
Disney Pixar film with his grandson. Just in case you
were going through your day feeling pretty good about yourself,
You're like, you know what, I got a little pep
at my step today and feeling some energy, feeling pretty

(40:18):
good about myself. You know, I was able to put
on a pair of pants and I haven't able to
wear in several years, showing that what I'm doing in
my life is making it's having the right impact. I'm
losing weight, I'm feeling good, sleeping better, and I generally
feel better about myself until that guy in the radio

(40:38):
just told me that Snoop Dogg has a grandson, and
then I started rapidly decomposing, as though I just had
drank from the wrong grail just started aging out of control.
But Snoop was talking about watching a movie with his

(41:00):
grandson called light Year. That's the name of the movie,
not the name of his grandson. As far as I know, though,
that would be a fine name for Snoop Dogg's grandson,
Little light Year Dog. So what was his complaint about
the film? He didn't think that the plot was up

(41:23):
to snuff, felt like it was just a money grab
to try and cash in on. This is about toy
story stuff buzz. Maybe yeah, yeah, maybe he didn't like
the music. He's like, you know, I could use a
little bit more Doctor Dre, a little less Randy Newman
in these toy story movies. But no, that's not what

(41:43):
he said. Here's what he said. Quote. I was with
my Grizzids in the middle of the misses and I
was like, here, I'll translate. I'll I will do a
Snoop to English translation. He said, quote, Well, my grandson
in the middle of the movie was like, Papa Snoop,

(42:07):
I'm I gotta do this as a direct quote, otherwise
it loses its impact. This part is a genuine direct
quote from Snoop Dogg quote quote, well, my grandson in
the middle of the movie, like, Papa, Snoop, how is
she gonna have a baby with a woman? She a woman?

(42:30):
I'm like, scared to go to the movies, y'all throwing
me in the middle of some stuff that I don't
have an answer for. It threw me for a loop.
I'm like, what part of the movie was this? These
are kids. We have to show that at this age
they're gonna ask questions. I don't have the answer. Unquote.

(42:51):
There is apparently a part of the movie light Year,
Disney Pixar film which featured a lesbian couple raising a child, which,
let me check my notes, yep, actually does happen in
real life. I know I was. I was surprised to
learn this as well. So when the kid is at preschool,

(43:16):
there might be a couple of moms that come pick
up the kid. This does happen in real life. And uh,
you know, Snoop didn't want to see this in the
It's not like these It's not like I don't know,
I haven't seen the movie, but I'm guessing that the uh,

(43:37):
let's see here, there's something in here. About a kiss.
Did these women kiss in this movie? Now, that would
be something because that now and then, because I had
the same issue with my kids. We'd be watching a

(44:00):
TV show and I'll give you a specific example we
got when the kids were young. We got into a
show I think it was originally on the CW called
The Flash about not Flash Gordon. But trust me, I
did show that movie to my kids as well.

Speaker 2 (44:18):
Wait it was called The Flash if it wasn't about
Flash Gordon.

Speaker 1 (44:21):
No, Flash Gordon's different than The Flash. The Flash is
the Flash. Flash Gordon is Flash Gordon, Lucy, Please, it's
not that conncion.

Speaker 2 (44:28):
It's a great movie.

Speaker 1 (44:30):
Flash Gordon's gray movie. This is a TV series called
The Flash. Got it as the guy who runs really
fast DC Universe, The Flash, and it took a couple
of seasons, but then we got to a part where
suddenly it seemed like every character was gay and kissing
every other character. And then you have to make a

(44:51):
decision do we turn this off in a flash or
do we just act like, yeah, you know, that's how
that happened. And it's it's usually this the boy, right,
but what that guy's kissing that guy? Why are those
guys kissing each other. Can guys kiss each other like
you're six? I don't, I don't. I just wanted to

(45:15):
sit here, turn my brain off and watch a fun
show about a guy who fights criminals who are half
men and half sharks. Is it too much to ask
not to? I mean, but I can also, I mean,
sincerely and honestly, I imagine that there are gay couples,
as I said, who are raising kids because again checking notes, yep,

(45:36):
that does happen, who are watching a show and they
see that which is represented in their house represented in
a TV show, and they're like, well, that's just great. Okay, Okay,
it's okay for those parents in that scenario to see
something and go fantastic, But see, it's were okay for

(46:01):
parents who maybe like, look, I just wanted to watch
a show, a movie or whatever. I didn't need all
of that. I didn't need the producers in Hollywood to say, hey,
just reminding you gay, you know, just yeah, just in
case you forgot, is some gay you know that. I

(46:23):
just wanted to. I'm trying to watch a show with
my kids that was a fun action film and good
lessons are right and wrong. Good versus evil and all that,
and then gay you know, and like I like, I
know it's there, but you know, then I'm watching the show,
and then all the commercials like hey, you're feeling like
you need a little more gay in your life, here's

(46:43):
some gay conveniently located gay. You know. It's like all
the commercials or transgender this and gay couple that, and
they're all in interracial gay couples, and and again, do
I really care I As far as the list of
things that I really care about, it's pretty low down
the list. As far as the things I will complain

(47:06):
about have given the opportunity, nothing is too far down
that list. And I didn't know why it bothered me
until I was talking with Brandon Strock Okay, gay Conservative.
We were talking about that on the radio, and I said,

(47:26):
it's not you know, all this doesn't bother me, but
there's just something about it that bothers me. And then
he was the one who put a perfect fine point
on what it is. He says, it bothers you because
the people who are putting that out there and TV
shows and commercials and so forth, they're doing it because

(47:49):
they think that you can't take it and it's like
someone who's just suddenly like arguing with you for no reason.
And that's the part of it that bugs you. It's
like if someone comes up and says, it's Tuesday. I
bet you didn't think it was Tuesday, Like, no, I

(48:10):
know it's Tuesday. Yeah, well it's Tuesday, whether you like
it or not. Pal like, wait, what did I just
get in the middle of, Well, we got in the
middle of someone is a Tuesday denier, like, I'm not
a Tuesday. I'm Tuesday's fine. Some of my best friends
are Tuesday. Oh that's what people say when they don't
actually think about Tuesday. They need to think. You need

(48:33):
to think about Tuesday. Where's your Tuesday sign? You gotta
go out there in March for Tuesday? Like well, wait
a second, can we just do Wednesday? Oh? Someone thinks
Wednesday's better than Tuesday. And then you're like, I wasn't
even I was just sitting here watching a show and
now you're suddenly arguing with me over nothing. And Brandon

(48:54):
was exactly right. It's the part suddenly like they're thinking, like, hey,
what do you think about this? You're like, I don't
I don't really care. Yeah, I bet you hate it,
don't you. No, I just kind of wanted to watch
a show and not have to pause the show, try
and explain all of this in a way that my

(49:14):
six year old might find somewhere somewhat palatable without making
him think he needs to go out and start making
out with all of his friends in first grade. That
just so you know who else thinks that Snoop Snoop
Dogg is almost universally beloved even though he's even though

(49:39):
he's Snoop Dogg. And you know there are those now
on the political left. It's say it might come as
a surprise that Snoop Dogg has lived long enough to
be offended by others in the media, especially a brief
kiss in the children's movie That's See. That's the part
that got me. I didn't know that these women, this

(50:00):
gay couple kissed each other in the light Year movie.
But this person at LGBTQ Nation says. In the nineteen nineties,
his music was often cited by activists concerned about obscenity
in the recording industry. His albums, filled with swear words
and explicit sexual imagery, were some of the first to

(50:21):
get parental advisory stickers. No, they weren't. We had that
stuff on Two Live Crew seven years before we knew
what a Snoop dog was. Come on, man, try and
keep up. But yeah, is Snoop not allowed to feel
this way? To say this? And I wonder because the

(50:47):
movie is it's buzz light Year, who's but Buzz? But
maybe he watched the wrong movie.

Speaker 2 (50:55):
I did cross my mind.

Speaker 1 (50:57):
I take my grandson to see buzz light Year. I
see a movie called butt light Year. That's a whole
different movie. I liked it, but I didn't like that.
Who voices buzz light Year?

Speaker 2 (51:11):
Tom Hanks.

Speaker 1 (51:12):
Isn't it no other one? Tom Hanks is the cowboy.
Buzz light Year is the astronaut voiced by Uh, that
guy nailed it? Yeah, Tim Allen.

Speaker 2 (51:23):
No, I wouldn't have said that. I was thinking another guy.

Speaker 1 (51:26):
Tim Allen, home improvement last man standing conservative, conservative guy.
And I guess they figured, like, well, we'd love not
to give him the work because we don't want to
have a conservative voice, and Tim Allen's a conservative voice.
But he's been the voice of buzz light Year. People

(51:47):
will get all mad if suddenly there's a different if
we have Rue Paul voice buzz light Year. People are like,
that's not the voice of buzz light Year. Now, I'm
not gonna impersonate ru Paul saying to Infinity and beyond.
I want to, but I'm not. So they're like, how

(52:10):
can we? I wonder if they set that up in
that movie to try and get people to ask Tim
Allen about it so that he would say the wrong thing.
And then they're like, well, since Tim Allen spoke out
in such disgusting, hateful terms about the LGBTQ community, we
had no choice but to take him away from voicing

(52:32):
this character. I don't think Tim Allen fell for it.
I don't think he took the bait. I wouldn't be surprised.
I wouldn't put it past them. They did this, So
who ends up speaking out about it? Snoop Calvin Brotus
real name. So now he's upset people on the political

(52:54):
left and he'll be allowed to say this. But among
people of a age like I think, if you're forty
and older, well between forty and I don't know, sixty five,
that's probably the Snoop Dogg sweet spot. But even teenager
teenage boys like Snoop Dogg because he does a lot
of rapping on these video games as you're sitting there

(53:17):
waiting for a football game to load, like Madden Snoop
the latest Snoop track is playing. So he's got a
lot of sport among young people. But you know, the
twenty somethings, they didn't grow up a Snoop Dogg. As
far as they're concerned. Snoop Dogg got a grandson. He's old.
Forget him, get rid of him and the cracker barrel logo.

(53:39):
Just get rid of all of it. It's old, like
it's only in its fifties. Yep. Old. In fact, one
of the comments online says, you're telling me that as
a fifty plus year old man, you still don't know
how to talk to a kid about same sex parents. Yes,

(53:59):
that's that's what he's saying.

Speaker 4 (54:01):
Scott Vories News Radio eleven ten kfab.

Speaker 1 (54:05):
And the Zonker's custom was inbox. Lucy I had suggested
that perhaps Hollywood had a special way to try and
get conservative Tim Allen out of the Toy Story universe
by putting out a movie voiced by him as the
character Buzz Lightyear featuring a gay couple in the movie
to force Tim Allen to say something about it, he

(54:27):
would say the wrong thing. They're like, oh now we
got to get rid of him. And it was a
really good theory except for one thing. Several people have
told me I need to check my facts fool when
I get something wrong in the program. Former Omaha City
colsman Ben Gray yells at me to check my fact fool.
The movie light Year is the origin story of Buzz Lightyear,

(54:51):
and as such, they didn't have Tim Allen voicing. It
was voiced by apparently Chris Evans, Captain America.

Speaker 2 (55:04):
And to that, I say, oh, I tell you you
haven't seen this movie.

Speaker 1 (55:12):
No, no. I stopped watching Toy Story movies after Toy
Story three reduced me to the biggest bubbling cry baby ah,
oh my gosh. And if I watched it now after
taking my daughter to college last week, I don't know
that I could ever emotionally recover. I watched that movie.

(55:35):
The end of that movie.

Speaker 3 (55:37):
You want to hear I've seen the first one. I
didn't see the other two. So yeah, I mean, I
don't plan on it.

Speaker 1 (55:43):
It's a beautiful movie. I'm not going to spoil anything.
I will say that it does have to do with that,
because now the kid from the original Toy Story movies
who was playing with those toys and all that, well,
that kid's older now and going off to college. So
there's some of that at I'm moving on to this
point in my life, but I'm also wanting to cling

(56:04):
to the innocence of youth. I'm sitting there in the
recliner with I put both kids on my lap and
I'm holding them so tight I think I crushed their
rib cages. I'm like, don't grow up. And then you
know what they did, the ungrateful little jerks. They grew

(56:24):
up and grew and did exactly No, they didn't, Yes
they did.

Speaker 2 (56:33):
They did.

Speaker 3 (56:34):
Grace is very grateful she can now fit into some
of those dresses because you broke your rib cage.

Speaker 1 (56:40):
Oh man, And we had a problem with dark daughter's
college yesterday, but.

Speaker 2 (56:47):
She's already there.

Speaker 1 (56:48):
I know the problem real quick.

Speaker 2 (56:52):
What happened?

Speaker 1 (56:52):
Watch for this parents. This is our first road open,
people say. People always say, like, this ain't my first roadie. Well,
at some point you have your first rodeo, I suppose,
so yesterday was our first rodeo of the college. Had
been telling us for a while, like Okay, you're gonna

(57:15):
have to pay us. Yeah, we know. We've been saving money.
I've been stealing from the company and saving money, and
and we managed to put together a little bit of
money here so that when you say it's time to
pay us, we can pay you. They're like, all right,
we're gonna you're gonna have to pay us. We're like, okay,
in fact, we can pay you today. This was months ago.
We can pay you right now. What's a cost? Well,

(57:36):
we're not sure yet. And then it just kind of
kept moving. Well, there's one more scholarship that hasn't come
in yet, so we'll let you know the final tally
as soon as we can. Well, that final tally was
told to us yesterday. When was the payment due? Three
pm yesterday? What was the only way, the only option

(58:00):
at that point to pay them? Like, all right, well
we do like a can we do a five to
twenty nine transfer from our college savings account? Well that's
going to take a couple of days, okay, but you
can pay us and then you can transfer the money
from the five twenty nine back to you Like okay,
so what do you need? Like you need like a

(58:20):
router number. We're doing an ach transaction, small little you know,
like fifty cents or whatever transaction fee for that. Oh no,
we're not set up that way. The only way we're
set up to take your payment right now is through
you got to give us a credit card number. Like okay,
all right, that's fine. So they run it and say,

(58:43):
by the way, there's a processing fee, all right, how
much is that? It's small? It's only two point seventy
five percent of the total. Like, wait a second, you're
asking for thousands of dollars right now, Yes we are.
That's going to cost over one hundred dollars. Well, I'll
be darned it sure does. Well who gets that money? Oh,
some shadowy group that you can't talk to. No one

(59:06):
is able to refund this, no one's able to do
anything about it. And this is the only way we
take our money. First rodeo, we got dinged for one
hundred and sixteen bucks.

Speaker 3 (59:17):
Charlie Kirk takes on a lot of this stuff when
he's out and about on campuses and just talks about
some of this scammy kind of stuff.

Speaker 1 (59:24):
Oh yeah, I don't know that we got scammed, but
it's scammy wim. Yeah, yeah, my wife was not happy
about it. Now back to the gay news. We told
you yesterday that there were a number of people protesting
in Orlando near where that horrible nightclub shooting was from

(59:48):
a few years ago. It's a lot further lot. I
thought it was just a few years ago. It's actually
that was twenty sixteen. Forty nine people were killed in
the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, and because it was, I
guess considered to be a gay nightclub, there were a
number of people that said, we need to memorialize them

(01:00:09):
by putting rainbow stuff around here. Okay, so one of
the things that they did creative move. I admit, there's
a pedestrian crosswalk there in the street, and you know,
it's the crosswalk of the white blocks amidst a darker
like street colored black background, telling the pedestrians here's where

(01:00:31):
you cross the street, telling drivers, oh, I see a
crosswalk ahead. The protesters said, we're going to fill in
the colors the lack of color in some of these
areas with different rainbow colors, and the Department of Transportation said,
but that no longer makes it a designated crosswalk. Now

(01:00:54):
you're going to have pedestrians and drivers confused, someone's going
to hit it by a car, and so you actually
can't do that, and they're like, don't tell us, we
can't do and so they just went out in the
street and started painting over the crosswalk and they said,
we're gonna have to change it. So they Department of
Transportation come out there and they paint over the crosswalk

(01:01:14):
with to make it look like a crosswalk so pedestrians
don't get killed, so drivers don't crash into people. So
they went out again this weekend painted over it with
rainbow colors, and yesterday or Landos Department of Transportation came
out painted over it again. And apparently they're just going
to keep doing this until someone says, fine. I don't

(01:01:40):
know who's going to blink first or what's going to
happen there, but somehow it'll all come back to. This
is what it's like in Trump's America. We can't cover
up a road a roadway marker, a respected recognized roadway
marker that's within the boundaries of the law. We can't

(01:02:02):
change that to fit. However, much of your heart's in
the right place, we can't change it to fit your
cause it'd be like we're not, as I said yesterday,
we're not going to stop. And to show that we're
not gonna stop, we're cutting down all the stop signs, like, well,
people are gonna get in car accidents. Well, maybe people
need to get in car accidents because then they well

(01:02:22):
to know, like like this is stupid. What are you doing. Well,
that's what they're It's like they're it's like they're cutting
down stop signs. I'm guessing. The Governor DeSantis says, well,
we'll see who has the most paint. We have a
lot of white and black paint. You apparently have a

(01:02:43):
lot of rainbow paint. You have to get multiple colors.
It's gonna cost you more. We only have two. Well,
we we're the Department of Transportation to Florida. We can
do this all day long. President Trump yesterday said he
had to fire the Federal Reserve Board governor. Her name

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is Lisa Cook. CNBC quickly pointed out she is the
first black woman to serve as a governor of the
Federal Reserve Board. The President, of course, has been mad
at the Federal Reserve over their refusal to cut interest rates,
and President Trump said, I'm firing this woman for cause.

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She says, there is no cause. I'm not going to resign.
I'm not going to leave. President Trump fired me for
cause when no cause exists under the law, he has
no authority to do this. I'll continue to carry out
my duties to help the American people, which I've been
doing since twenty twenty two. All right, So she's a
Biden appointee. Windsor term up? Is it a two year term? No,

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that's already passed, so four years it's next year. No.
Guess how long her appointment is on the Federal Reserve Board.
Fourteen years.

Speaker 3 (01:03:58):
That's a long time, min wills might as well be
a lifetime for some people.

Speaker 1 (01:04:04):
Fourteen years. That's that's a good gig. Fourteen years. So
why did the President fire her? What would the cause be?
Is the cause? Well, probably because she's black. I bet
President Trump hates that she's black, and she's a woman
who double strikes. You know, President Trump hates black women,
except for Omerosa sometimes. So what was the cause here? Well,

(01:04:29):
as it turns out, this woman made a false statement
on a mortgage agreement. The President says, you, as detailed
in the criminal referral, you signed one document attesting that
a property in Michigan would be your primary residence for
the next year. Two weeks later, you signed another document

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for a property in Georgia, stating that would be your
primary residence for the new next year. Now, this has
to do with what you're allowed to do in terms
of where you pay your taxes, license your car, all
kinds of things. You can't have two residents be your
primary residence. The President said, it's inconceivable that you are

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not aware of your first commitment when making the second.
It's impossible that you intend to honor both quote. In
light of your deceitful and potentially criminal conduct in a
financial matter, they cannot and I do not have any
confidence in your integrity. At a minimum, the conducted issue

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exhibits the sort of gross negligence and financial transactions that
calls into question your competence and trustworthiness as a financial regulator.
Can the President fire a member of the Federal Reserve
Board of Governors for cause? Yes, and only for cause,
which historically has been interpreted as applying to malfeasans or misconduct,

(01:06:00):
not a policy disagreement. That's why the President didn't say,
and I'm gonna keep firing you guys until you guys
do what I want. I don't know that he would
probably have this kind of issue rise to the level
that something that the President would involve himself in, had
the FED been partners with this, the President's wanted economic policy.

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But she did something wrong here. President fired her. She says,
I'm not leaving. Okay, Well, now what happens? He send
the National Guard in, like, hey, we're already in DC,
run down to the Federal Reserve and escort her out

(01:06:47):
of the building by any means necessary. How many times
has this got to happen? President Presidents like, all right,
can I fire these people? Yes? All right, they're all fire.
And the judge comes up no. Then the Supreme Court
says that judges can't just arbitrarily decide that the president

(01:07:09):
can't do things. And the judges were like, we'll see
about that, and they just kept doing it wild all right?
What else? The President signed an executive order about twenty
four hours ago. We heard it live here on eleven
to ten KFAB that says, if you do this, you're
gonna get a year in jail. Some of the President's

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supporters don't exactly agree with this one. I'll tell you about.

Speaker 4 (01:07:36):
It next Scott Voice.

Speaker 1 (01:07:39):
Several KFAB listeners have noted that it's also been a
lot of me on with Emery in the afternoon. Yeah,
we're We're in a staffing gray area right now, so
I'm jumping in and I'm helping out and trying not
to completely derail takedown or filibuster Emery show. But you

(01:08:04):
will hear me on with Emery from time to time
when I'm producing the show, speak when spoken to until
I can't help myself and just starts shooting off my
mouth and take over Emory show. But that's it is fun.
We have been having a lot of fun over the
past week, and we'll do so again today. Two to
six eleven k FAB. President Trump yesterday during this program,

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had that rather impromptu give and take with reporters in
the White House will signing executive orders. But the one
thing he did address that we didn't get a chance
to talk a lot about yesterday was his new executive
action that says if you burn a flag, you get
one year in jail. And he wasn't saying that like,
so come on down to old Trump's flag burning emporium,

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burn a flag at a year in jail. You know,
it kind of sounds like an offer, but it is
a threat. And look, there are a number of conservative
voices who say great. There are also a number of
conservative voices Trump supporters saying Supreme Court already decided this.
Are we gonna take everything that was decided under a

(01:09:15):
previous Supreme Court and have a more trumpy Supreme Court
redecide things. I mean, look, the overturning a Row versus
Wade was great, lives were saved. But this isn't burning
a flag? Shouldn't that be freedom of speech? Freedom of
speech is sometimes pretty ugly. We don't agree with it,
but this is America. You're gonna throw someone in jail
for a year. While the president says, if you burn

(01:09:35):
a flag, you're inciting a riot, I will take exception
to this point. If you're inciting a riot, you're inciting
a riot. Here's the here's the difference. Lucy, let's storm
the bast steel.

Speaker 2 (01:09:54):
What kind of weapons will you be giving me?

Speaker 1 (01:09:56):
Lucy, storm the beast steal?

Speaker 2 (01:09:58):
What kind of weapons do I get?

Speaker 1 (01:10:01):
I don't know, but I noticed that when I said that,
even forcefully, Lucy did not storm the best deal I
tried to inside a riot. Riot didn't happen. One, we're
not exactly the riot's type. Two, the best deal is
in Paris, So we're not in Paris, we're in Omaha.
If you burn a flag and you're just sitting there
burning a flag, because this is my little protest here

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on my TikTok video, it doesn't exactly incite a riot,
we're gonna throw that person. But if someone in the
midst of a riot suddenly whips people into a frenzy
he says we're gonna burn this flag, and they were
gonna go down there and burn down that bill, Well
that's different. That's already illegal. I don't Here's the thing
that I really really don't like. It's not so much

(01:10:44):
that there are people saying, well, I don't know, maybe
burning a flag. It's that there are so many people
who apparently are pro flag burning, like the president can't
do this, It's all right to burn as many flags
as we want. Like, wait, what what are you arguing
in favor of? Are there are people out there that
are so flag burning pro They're like, well, this is

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going to ruin my whole weekend if I can't burn flags.
That's the part that bothers me,