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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I just want to get the truth.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
It turned my microphone in the middle of it. I
thought it'd be funny to shut you up.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
You jumped me up.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
I just want to start over so everybody knows what
I'm I'm good morning, Happy Hope day.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
You guys interrupted my Italian style hooting nanny. Yeah we tried,
but you still playing it. I was trying to That's
for my paisanos out there. Mister Kenneth, where were you
rambling about while I was setting up the music here?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
We were arguing about whether Rossbro owned an island or not.
Some say he did, some say he didn't. It says
here that time this was who wrote this? This is
an article in the Island Packet news.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
There's an island packet. There's a news for the island packet.
It's the island related news or.
Speaker 2 (00:46):
I believe the hilton Head area. That time Rossbro bought
a hilton Head island and never spent the night there.
I don't this isn't you guys were talking about an
island and Bermuda.
Speaker 1 (01:01):
There is one called a Peole Island, but it's named
after a Frenchman who will be miss right exactly Back
in the day, well, you know, he does raise an
interesting point there that I think the emailer was confusing
two stories, but it was mostly true. There was a
story about trying to blow up the coral reef. That's
kind of funny.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
That's probably not a good idea either. It takes you know, thousands,
maybe eons to grow those reefs for you.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I could do it. I know you could. They probably
have a reef growing kid on Amazon. I could do
the whole thing this weekend. Dude, just give me a
few hours. I'll put a reef together. That what you need?
A coral reef. That's a piece of cake. Dude. Yeah,
I mean honestly, for some amateur you might struggle with that.
But for those of us they're a little more resourceful.
I think we could put that thing together. Hey, congratulations
to the coal industry. Coal. Yeah, kick aff coal. We
(01:52):
got a report on that coming up. But first, I
don't know if you guys have heard there's a short
cocaine addict in Eastern Europe and it's our job to
fund his habits. Is he out of money again? No?
Well yeah, that sounds more of our money. Isn't that interesting?
Everybody quit talking about Zelenski for a minute. And then
yesterday we get some news about one of the Trump
assassins that seems to oddly connect those two worlds together.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
I just starts y'all talking about that a minute ago,
and I wanted to get a little more information about that.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
What do we know so far? Okay? So you remember
the second Trump assassin, the one who didn't die. He
was on a golf course hiding into bushes. Do you
remember he went to Ukraine? He was in a Ukraine
propaganda video back before anybody knew who he was. Turns
out he once tried to get Ukraine to sell him
some weapons.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Well, just one rocket launcher is all he was asking for.
You know, of all the weapons on the battlefield, is
are they gonna miss one rocket launcher? And so we
could take out Trump. Obviously he needs a rocket propelled
grenade because he wasn't a very good shot.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
I guess, okay, So I guess my question would be,
if Ukraine is one of our political allies, why didn't
they try to tell us that there was an American
trying to buy weapons from them to kill Donald Trump?
It's Trump been good to Zelensky. Well, remember he wasn't
even in power at the time, but if he got
in power, I think Zolensky kind of figured that free
(03:20):
money from the US might start drying up. Oh, come on,
Zolensky wouldn't try to murder Trump just so he could
get hundreds of billions of dollars. That's crazy. Exactly, No,
come on, try and leaf make sense. Huh, yeah, exactly.
That's a weird conspiracy. And don't put that on my guy.
To Zolensky, he's a good dude, My Zolensky, I know
how you like to look at the New York Post.
(03:41):
There is a story in the Post talking about the
fact that the Democrats started what they were refer to
now as the assassination culture.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Right, God drives by a rocket launcher to take out Trump. Well,
they don't really report that as a negative thing on
some of the mainstream media.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
See. I feel like murdering a political leader of the
most important country on Earth would be negative, I think,
But you know that's just me.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
The protests they had this past weekend in New York City,
there was all kinds of violent rhetoric being spewed. It's
the only way to deliver rhetoric by the way, is
to spew it. There was a Democrat in the news recently,
just in the last week or two who was the
victim of rhetoric and it was the worst thing ever. Well,
but that was a Democrat. When it's a Republican, especially
(04:33):
if it's Trump, then yes.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Spew all the violence you can.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
There's people out there who are raising money for that
kid north of Dallas that stabbed the other kid at
a track meet.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Right, he has the same name as the Carmelo Anthony k.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
There are people out there who are raising money and
supporting and fighting.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
For Luigi Luigi.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
He hunted down, talked, and killed an unarmed man, a father,
a husband, and they celebrate that. It's not just about Trump.
This whole assassination cultures or anybody that does something that
you disagree with or that makes you mad turns you
into a temporary victim. Well.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Oh and Pam Bondy sure she was said yesterday she
is getting death threats now from the people who oppose
the death penalty because she said she wants the death
penalty for MANNGIONI makes perfect sense to want to kill
someone because you're against killing people exactly. Okay, So there's
a group called the Network Contagion Research Institute. You know
how I love data because it's hard to argue with data.
(05:43):
You can argue with my opinions, but it's hard to
argue with raw objective facts. This research group, the NCRI,
the Network Contagion Research Institute, went out and studied how
people feel about justification for violence right, more specific, would
it be okay to murder a political leader if you're
against their opinions, if you thought it would save the world.
(06:05):
You know what exactly is the metric? It's an ethics question,
sort of like would you steal food to feed your
starving family? Would you murder a politician if it meant
changing the direction of history? Fifty five percent of Americans
on the left we're talking about like the far left
to the middle left right, not talking about moderates, we're
(06:26):
not talking about conservatives, but legitimately the left. Fifty five
percent of leftists in the United States of America believe
it's justifiable to assassinate Trump. That's because the mainstream media
has told them so. That's the beginning of the culture
that they've created. And the way that they figured this
out is with a newer social media app that's supposed
(06:47):
to be an alternative to x Twitter called Blue Sky.
I never heard of it. Blue Sky is it's like
the liberal version of x and it's where a lot
of Democrats and communists and stuff have gone. So they
went in these searched the platform thousands and thousands of
users to identify how frequently do these people justify murdering
Donald Trump? And it would appear as though it's like
(07:09):
fifty five percent of the users on the platform seem
to be okay, that's an alarmingly high number of people
it is. I think anything over like five percent would
be kind of wrong. And as I look at this data,
I can't think about two guys. I can't help but
think about two guys, and not Steve Scalise, not Donald Trump,
not Ran Paul, not any of the Republicans they did
try to murder They've all been attacked and attempted yet.
(07:31):
But two other guys, Brett Kavanaugh and Matt Gates. Oh yeah, now,
they did not try to murder them physically. They tried
to murder their reputations. Right.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
There was one guy arrested for driving to a Kavanaugh's
house with a trunk full of weapons.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
That's true. Yeah they did try, but no, actually, fair point,
they did try to murder him. You're right to your point.
But the reason I thought about those guys is, if
you have a group of people that justify murder, do
you think they would have a moral objection to wrongly
accusing someone of rape in an effort to stop them
from taking office? You don't.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
I don't think they would really see that as a
line that they shouldn't cross.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Like, if you're willing to go out and murder a
guy because you don't like the fact that he's the
CEO of a healthcare company or a political leader or whatever,
would you have any problem at all with making up
a story about someone getting gang banged at a keg
party forty years ago. I feel, and that's that's what
we're dealing with. Here's the that's the understand ever it
takes to defeat the enemy Trump. Yes, people on our
(08:32):
side are not like this. I don't think most of
our listeners want to kill Joe Biden or Kamala Harris.
Why would they? What would be the point? First of all,
you think if you killed Kamala Harris that that ideology
would just go away? No, it wouldn't. She'd be replaced
by two or three more people that would be worse
than her. So don't do that, first of all. Second
of all, it's wrong. It's morally when most of our
(08:53):
listeners actually believe in heaven and hell and don't want
to go to one of.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Those two places, havev what they call a steady moral Come,
they don't have a compass at all.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
On the other side, No, absolutely not no, And of
course they ripped the GPS out of their dashboard because
they hate Elon Musk so much.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
Yep, oh, Kenny, we have found you a woman. I
know every morning sometime during the show you talk about
your woes with the ladies.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
They're not woes. I just I did. I just think
they're funny stories. You don't have to feel sorry for me.
I'm having a good time. What was it funny one
that chick dumped you? Okay, I did get dumped. That's
rudely nice. Can he's touchy about that? It's okay. I
monetized all the embarrassing stories about her for profit on
the air, like you showed her, like the time she
had a birthday party for a dog, or the time
(09:38):
that she had like and you went though, Yeah, I
was trying to get laid. I know worked by the way, joke. SI, Yeah,
that's all it matters. What's the email about. It's a
new story. Uh let's see here. Where let's come from?
Looks like the the Greater Rome, Georgia area. Oh, I
(10:02):
love Northwest Georgia.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
Young lady over there from Lyndale, Britney Nicole Matthews.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
She's thirty seven. Now.
Speaker 2 (10:10):
The reason she's in the news was, you know, a
little disturbance. But you can put up with stuff like
this that makes her more interesting. Are you looking up,
Brittany Nicole Matthews right now?
Speaker 1 (10:19):
I am. I was wondering if it was in an
email here, but I'll just now look, here's a picture, Brittany.
Here's a here's a sweetie. She's a Her eyes look
like they're popping out of her. I'm gonna climb out
on a limb here.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
And guess what's that ugly guy's name that does so
good with the chicks on Saturday Night Live?
Speaker 1 (10:34):
Oh the ladies, man? Is that what we're talking about? No,
just the regular guy who's Pete David Saban. She looks
like him. Oh yeah, like both of but worse like
both of her eyes are rectal holes.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Is that what your report said? She trespassed over it Duncan.
They don't call it Duncan donuts now, it's just dunky. Yeah,
I don't get that. Yeah. They said that she had
been banned from the donut slash coffee shop on Ft
but she came back on Sunday anyway, and she had
been arrested and charged with criminal trespassed. And they don't
(11:07):
get into all the details of what else is wrong
with her, but you can say by looking miss miss
Britney there, I think that's gonna be your soul mate, Ginna.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
One of my favorite things about the Kuza Valley News
is that they will they will publish the mugshot and
tell you about these individuals. Yeah, that woman has been
arrested before I know. I can see she's got a
few mugshots here. She was also arrested. She was found
acting in a disorderly manner in the Charles Heights shopping center.
So that's it. Here she is when she was a
(11:39):
little younger and more attractive. Here. Sure the drugs looks
like she went to a location to see her Oh
this is sad she was they took her kids away.
Well that's good for the kids. Yeah, look at that.
Speaker 2 (11:51):
I mean even then when she didn't look totally drug addle,
she still looks pretty drug addled.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
By the way. We don't personally know this person. We're
just telling you what this news outlet reported about her. So, uh,
you know, do you think Britney's gonna come after us?
I have no idea. I always feel bad for people
when they're like, it's just a seemingly average person in
the news that's live has been embarrassed. But then on
the other hand, I mean, she's the one that acted
this way. We didn't tell her to do it. That's yeah, exactly.
And everyone's innocent until proven guilty. Legal disclaimer, Oh sure, yeah,
(12:19):
I did not go through the rigorous verification and standards process. Hey,
I operated with true God. I hate this country so much.
Russian election attack. You exposed the global of World War
three silence soon coming to a Russian grocery store. It
will radicalize you. Largely peaceful demonstrations like living in Hell.
You're listening to the Walton and Johnson radio network. I'm
(12:42):
getting emails. You're getting emails everybody's getting emails. We're gonna
be in New Orleans. I'm hosting a comedy show with
Jesse Peyton and Chad Prayther on Good Friday, a week
from this Friday. Yeah, you can get tickets at Watchchad
dot com or Jesse is Funny, or you can go
to myax account. There's a link there. The following night
(13:04):
will be in Hattiesburg. If any of that interests you,
so come hang out for that. But someone wrote an
email here about the Friday night show is going to
be at Southport Hall right in the You know about Southport, right?
I don't know. Well, that's what the person's saying here, Kenny,
you need to look up oh asome you were at
least familiar with the basic history of the police. Someone
(13:26):
in an email told me to look up the history
of the place. Can you it's something to do with
the mafia, is that right? Did you look it up?
I did? The club, let's see it says here, rooted
in the Southport Gambling Hall and Notorious Gambling Club change
names and locations several times, including Highlands Southport in the
Southport Club. The old Southport Club ultimately became a music venue,
(13:46):
goes back to the nineteen tens where they would play craps, roulette, roulette, poker, blackjack. Keino,
the club change hands several times, was owned by some
mob bosses, including Carlos Marcelo or Reputed. I've heard of him,
Island's mafia boss. How do you how do you know
who that was?
Speaker 2 (14:02):
Well, we know people that know people that know it
or knew him, and you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
I'm not naming names. I mean, I ain't stupid. Well
that's great, I would wouldn't want you to, but anyway,
that's an interesting thing there. So we're gonna be Southport Hall.
That's going to be Friday, April eighteenth, and then April nineteenth,
we're going to be at Bruce Ke's.
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Is that owned by the mafia or was it owned
by some mafiosos?
Speaker 1 (14:24):
I don't know. Any I could search me called Bruce
ke was really mafia related? I wouldn't hope unless it
was like the frat boy mafia or something. I have
no idea. But anyway, we're going to be in New
Orleans on Friday April eighteenth and Hattiesburg on the nineteenth.
Tickets available online. You should go Chad Prayther is going
to be there, Jesse Peyton's going to be there. Those
(14:45):
guys are hilarious, and then you don't forget you. I'll
be hosting and hopefully the radio listener will be there
as well. Are you bringing Milton?
Speaker 2 (14:52):
A lot of people want to know, you know, every
time you go somewhere, people want to well, is he
bringing Milton? Almost like they just want to come see
the doll instead of you.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
I'm gonna be honest with you. He really helps me
out on days. Whatever it takes, right, Yeah, I don't
have a problem with that. You know. The only way
to find out if he's going to be there is
to go. I'll just leave it at here's another one.
Donald emails in if Kenny if you have time when
you're in New Orleans for that comedy show on Friday,
April eighteenth at Southport Hall. Catholic tradition is to do
(15:21):
the Church Walk. Different Catholic organizations will walk through the
streets and pray the Way of the Cross all capital
letters and visit several churches along the way. The churches
are open to visitors to enjoy the beauty of them.
The cathedrals they are pretty I do. I'd like going
to churches for the visual, the architecture, the interesting stylings.
(15:41):
It's probably hard to imagine for anybody out there listening
that's never spent a lot of time in New Orleans.
But in New Orleans they have so many Catholic churches
you can walk from one to the others. Oh yeah,
I mean it's beautiful. Most cities are not like that.
Most cities have a Catholic church in each neighborhood and
you can't walk from that.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
Catholics, that's where you go for the rest of your
life or until you move.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
So do you think there's a little animosity between the
priests in the New Orleans area? They're competing with each
other for competition for people to filling up those pews. Sure,
if you live in an average sized town in Middle America,
there's a Catholic church and that's the one you go to.
But in New Orleans, you've got Catholic churches down the
street from Catholic churches, and I got to think each
(16:23):
one of those parishes is trying to get people to
go there instead of the other one.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
I'm so glad y'all talk about church because I'm gonna
come in here and tell you right now, Prayer works.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Prayer is the answer.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
I don't know if y'all notice or not, but my
prayers have been answered by Kentucky Fried Chicken. Oh, Halljah, Brother,
praise the Lord who raise the roof, KFC bringing it.
Speaker 1 (16:45):
Do you want to tell us what that means? Now
or after we get back from break? Oh? We got to. Oh,
I'll be right here. Do not come, Do not come.
I'm gonna come. The best is yet to come.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
Come.
Speaker 1 (16:55):
Walton and Johnson Radio Network
I just want to get the truth.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
It turned my microphone in the middle of it. I
thought it'd be funny to shut you up.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
You jumped me up.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
I just want to start over so everybody knows what
I'm I'm good morning, Happy Hope day.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
You guys interrupted my Italian style hooting nanny. Yeah we tried,
but you still playing it. I was trying to That's
for my paisanos out there. Mister Kenneth, where were you
rambling about while I was setting up the music here?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
We were arguing about whether Rossbro owned an island or not.
Some say he did, some say he didn't. It says
here that time this was who wrote this? This is
an article in the Island Packet news.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
There's an island packet. There's a news for the island packet.
It's the island related news or.
Speaker 2 (00:46):
I believe the hilton Head area. That time Rossbro bought
a hilton Head island and never spent the night there.
I don't this isn't you guys were talking about an
island and Bermuda.
Speaker 1 (01:01):
There is one called a Peole Island, but it's named
after a Frenchman who will be miss right exactly Back
in the day, well, you know, he does raise an
interesting point there that I think the emailer was confusing
two stories, but it was mostly true. There was a
story about trying to blow up the coral reef. That's
kind of funny.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
That's probably not a good idea either. It takes you know, thousands,
maybe eons to grow those reefs for you.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I could do it. I know you could. They probably
have a reef growing kid on Amazon. I could do
the whole thing this weekend. Dude, just give me a
few hours. I'll put a reef together. That what you need?
A coral reef. That's a piece of cake. Dude. Yeah,
I mean honestly, for some amateur you might struggle with that.
But for those of us they're a little more resourceful.
I think we could put that thing together. Hey, congratulations
to the coal industry. Coal. Yeah, kick aff coal. We
(01:52):
got a report on that coming up. But first, I
don't know if you guys have heard there's a short
cocaine addict in Eastern Europe and it's our job to
fund his habits. Is he out of money again? No?
Well yeah, that sounds more of our money. Isn't that interesting?
Everybody quit talking about Zelenski for a minute. And then
yesterday we get some news about one of the Trump
assassins that seems to oddly connect those two worlds together.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
I just starts y'all talking about that a minute ago,
and I wanted to get a little more information about that.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
What do we know so far? Okay? So you remember
the second Trump assassin, the one who didn't die. He
was on a golf course hiding into bushes. Do you
remember he went to Ukraine? He was in a Ukraine
propaganda video back before anybody knew who he was. Turns
out he once tried to get Ukraine to sell him
some weapons.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Well, just one rocket launcher is all he was asking for.
You know, of all the weapons on the battlefield, is
are they gonna miss one rocket launcher? And so we
could take out Trump. Obviously he needs a rocket propelled
grenade because he wasn't a very good shot.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
I guess, okay, So I guess my question would be,
if Ukraine is one of our political allies, why didn't
they try to tell us that there was an American
trying to buy weapons from them to kill Donald Trump?
It's Trump been good to Zelensky. Well, remember he wasn't
even in power at the time, but if he got
in power, I think Zolensky kind of figured that free
(03:20):
money from the US might start drying up. Oh, come on,
Zolensky wouldn't try to murder Trump just so he could
get hundreds of billions of dollars. That's crazy. Exactly, No,
come on, try and leaf make sense. Huh, yeah, exactly.
That's a weird conspiracy. And don't put that on my guy.
To Zolensky, he's a good dude, My Zolensky, I know
how you like to look at the New York Post.
(03:41):
There is a story in the Post talking about the
fact that the Democrats started what they were refer to
now as the assassination culture.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Right, God drives by a rocket launcher to take out Trump. Well,
they don't really report that as a negative thing on
some of the mainstream media.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
See. I feel like murdering a political leader of the
most important country on Earth would be negative, I think,
But you know that's just me.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
The protests they had this past weekend in New York City,
there was all kinds of violent rhetoric being spewed. It's
the only way to deliver rhetoric by the way, is
to spew it. There was a Democrat in the news recently,
just in the last week or two who was the
victim of rhetoric and it was the worst thing ever. Well,
but that was a Democrat. When it's a Republican, especially
(04:33):
if it's Trump, then yes.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Spew all the violence you can.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
There's people out there who are raising money for that
kid north of Dallas that stabbed the other kid at
a track meet.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Right, he has the same name as the Carmelo Anthony k.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
There are people out there who are raising money and
supporting and fighting.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
For Luigi Luigi.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
He hunted down, talked, and killed an unarmed man, a father,
a husband, and they celebrate that. It's not just about Trump.
This whole assassination cultures or anybody that does something that
you disagree with or that makes you mad turns you
into a temporary victim. Well.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Oh and Pam Bondy sure she was said yesterday she
is getting death threats now from the people who oppose
the death penalty because she said she wants the death
penalty for MANNGIONI makes perfect sense to want to kill
someone because you're against killing people exactly. Okay, So there's
a group called the Network Contagion Research Institute. You know
how I love data because it's hard to argue with data.
(05:43):
You can argue with my opinions, but it's hard to
argue with raw objective facts. This research group, the NCRI,
the Network Contagion Research Institute, went out and studied how
people feel about justification for violence right, more specific, would
it be okay to murder a political leader if you're
against their opinions, if you thought it would save the world.
(06:05):
You know what exactly is the metric? It's an ethics question,
sort of like would you steal food to feed your
starving family? Would you murder a politician if it meant
changing the direction of history? Fifty five percent of Americans
on the left we're talking about like the far left
to the middle left right, not talking about moderates, we're
(06:26):
not talking about conservatives, but legitimately the left. Fifty five
percent of leftists in the United States of America believe
it's justifiable to assassinate Trump. That's because the mainstream media
has told them so. That's the beginning of the culture
that they've created. And the way that they figured this
out is with a newer social media app that's supposed
(06:47):
to be an alternative to x Twitter called Blue Sky.
I never heard of it. Blue Sky is it's like
the liberal version of x and it's where a lot
of Democrats and communists and stuff have gone. So they
went in these searched the platform thousands and thousands of
users to identify how frequently do these people justify murdering
Donald Trump? And it would appear as though it's like
(07:09):
fifty five percent of the users on the platform seem
to be okay, that's an alarmingly high number of people
it is. I think anything over like five percent would
be kind of wrong. And as I look at this data,
I can't think about two guys. I can't help but
think about two guys, and not Steve Scalise, not Donald Trump,
not Ran Paul, not any of the Republicans they did
try to murder They've all been attacked and attempted yet.
(07:31):
But two other guys, Brett Kavanaugh and Matt Gates. Oh yeah, now,
they did not try to murder them physically. They tried
to murder their reputations. Right.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
There was one guy arrested for driving to a Kavanaugh's
house with a trunk full of weapons.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
That's true. Yeah they did try, but no, actually, fair point,
they did try to murder him. You're right to your point.
But the reason I thought about those guys is, if
you have a group of people that justify murder, do
you think they would have a moral objection to wrongly
accusing someone of rape in an effort to stop them
from taking office? You don't.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
I don't think they would really see that as a
line that they shouldn't cross.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Like, if you're willing to go out and murder a
guy because you don't like the fact that he's the
CEO of a healthcare company or a political leader or whatever,
would you have any problem at all with making up
a story about someone getting gang banged at a keg
party forty years ago. I feel, and that's that's what
we're dealing with. Here's the that's the understand ever it
takes to defeat the enemy Trump. Yes, people on our
(08:32):
side are not like this. I don't think most of
our listeners want to kill Joe Biden or Kamala Harris.
Why would they? What would be the point? First of all,
you think if you killed Kamala Harris that that ideology
would just go away? No, it wouldn't. She'd be replaced
by two or three more people that would be worse
than her. So don't do that, first of all. Second
of all, it's wrong. It's morally when most of our
(08:53):
listeners actually believe in heaven and hell and don't want
to go to one of.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Those two places, havev what they call a steady moral Come,
they don't have a compass at all.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
On the other side, No, absolutely not no, And of
course they ripped the GPS out of their dashboard because
they hate Elon Musk so much.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
Yep, oh, Kenny, we have found you a woman. I
know every morning sometime during the show you talk about
your woes with the ladies.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
They're not woes. I just I did. I just think
they're funny stories. You don't have to feel sorry for me.
I'm having a good time. What was it funny one
that chick dumped you? Okay, I did get dumped. That's
rudely nice. Can he's touchy about that? It's okay. I
monetized all the embarrassing stories about her for profit on
the air, like you showed her, like the time she
had a birthday party for a dog, or the time
(09:38):
that she had like and you went though, Yeah, I
was trying to get laid. I know worked by the way, joke. SI, Yeah,
that's all it matters. What's the email about. It's a
new story. Uh let's see here. Where let's come from?
Looks like the the Greater Rome, Georgia area. Oh, I
(10:02):
love Northwest Georgia.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
Young lady over there from Lyndale, Britney Nicole Matthews.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
She's thirty seven. Now.
Speaker 2 (10:10):
The reason she's in the news was, you know, a
little disturbance. But you can put up with stuff like
this that makes her more interesting. Are you looking up,
Brittany Nicole Matthews right now?
Speaker 1 (10:19):
I am. I was wondering if it was in an
email here, but I'll just now look, here's a picture, Brittany.
Here's a here's a sweetie. She's a Her eyes look
like they're popping out of her. I'm gonna climb out
on a limb here.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
And guess what's that ugly guy's name that does so
good with the chicks on Saturday Night Live?
Speaker 1 (10:34):
Oh the ladies, man? Is that what we're talking about? No,
just the regular guy who's Pete David Saban. She looks
like him. Oh yeah, like both of but worse like
both of her eyes are rectal holes.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Is that what your report said? She trespassed over it Duncan.
They don't call it Duncan donuts now, it's just dunky. Yeah,
I don't get that. Yeah. They said that she had
been banned from the donut slash coffee shop on Ft
but she came back on Sunday anyway, and she had
been arrested and charged with criminal trespassed. And they don't
(11:07):
get into all the details of what else is wrong
with her, but you can say by looking miss miss
Britney there, I think that's gonna be your soul mate, Ginna.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
One of my favorite things about the Kuza Valley News
is that they will they will publish the mugshot and
tell you about these individuals. Yeah, that woman has been
arrested before I know. I can see she's got a
few mugshots here. She was also arrested. She was found
acting in a disorderly manner in the Charles Heights shopping center.
So that's it. Here she is when she was a
(11:39):
little younger and more attractive. Here. Sure the drugs looks
like she went to a location to see her Oh
this is sad she was they took her kids away.
Well that's good for the kids. Yeah, look at that.
Speaker 2 (11:51):
I mean even then when she didn't look totally drug addle,
she still looks pretty drug addled.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
By the way. We don't personally know this person. We're
just telling you what this news outlet reported about her. So, uh,
you know, do you think Britney's gonna come after us?
I have no idea. I always feel bad for people
when they're like, it's just a seemingly average person in
the news that's live has been embarrassed. But then on
the other hand, I mean, she's the one that acted
this way. We didn't tell her to do it. That's yeah, exactly.
And everyone's innocent until proven guilty. Legal disclaimer, Oh sure, yeah,
(12:19):
I did not go through the rigorous verification and standards process. Hey,
I operated with true God. I hate this country so much.
Russian election attack. You exposed the global of World War
three silence soon coming to a Russian grocery store. It
will radicalize you. Largely peaceful demonstrations like living in Hell.
You're listening to the Walton and Johnson radio network. I'm
(12:42):
getting emails. You're getting emails everybody's getting emails. We're gonna
be in New Orleans. I'm hosting a comedy show with
Jesse Peyton and Chad Prayther on Good Friday, a week
from this Friday. Yeah, you can get tickets at Watchchad
dot com or Jesse is Funny, or you can go
to myax account. There's a link there. The following night
(13:04):
will be in Hattiesburg. If any of that interests you,
so come hang out for that. But someone wrote an
email here about the Friday night show is going to
be at Southport Hall right in the You know about Southport, right?
I don't know. Well, that's what the person's saying here, Kenny,
you need to look up oh asome you were at
least familiar with the basic history of the police. Someone
(13:26):
in an email told me to look up the history
of the place. Can you it's something to do with
the mafia, is that right? Did you look it up?
I did? The club, let's see it says here, rooted
in the Southport Gambling Hall and Notorious Gambling Club change
names and locations several times, including Highlands Southport in the
Southport Club. The old Southport Club ultimately became a music venue,
(13:46):
goes back to the nineteen tens where they would play craps, roulette, roulette, poker, blackjack. Keino,
the club change hands several times, was owned by some
mob bosses, including Carlos Marcelo or Reputed. I've heard of him,
Island's mafia boss. How do you how do you know
who that was?
Speaker 2 (14:02):
Well, we know people that know people that know it
or knew him, and you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
I'm not naming names. I mean, I ain't stupid. Well
that's great, I would wouldn't want you to, but anyway,
that's an interesting thing there. So we're gonna be Southport Hall.
That's going to be Friday, April eighteenth, and then April nineteenth,
we're going to be at Bruce Ke's.
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Is that owned by the mafia or was it owned
by some mafiosos?
Speaker 1 (14:24):
I don't know. Any I could search me called Bruce
ke was really mafia related? I wouldn't hope unless it
was like the frat boy mafia or something. I have
no idea. But anyway, we're going to be in New
Orleans on Friday April eighteenth and Hattiesburg on the nineteenth.
Tickets available online. You should go Chad Prayther is going
to be there, Jesse Peyton's going to be there. Those
(14:45):
guys are hilarious, and then you don't forget you. I'll
be hosting and hopefully the radio listener will be there
as well. Are you bringing Milton?
Speaker 2 (14:52):
A lot of people want to know, you know, every
time you go somewhere, people want to well, is he
bringing Milton? Almost like they just want to come see
the doll instead of you.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
I'm gonna be honest with you. He really helps me
out on days. Whatever it takes, right, Yeah, I don't
have a problem with that. You know. The only way
to find out if he's going to be there is
to go. I'll just leave it at here's another one.
Donald emails in if Kenny if you have time when
you're in New Orleans for that comedy show on Friday,
April eighteenth at Southport Hall. Catholic tradition is to do
(15:21):
the Church Walk. Different Catholic organizations will walk through the
streets and pray the Way of the Cross all capital
letters and visit several churches along the way. The churches
are open to visitors to enjoy the beauty of them.
The cathedrals they are pretty I do. I'd like going
to churches for the visual, the architecture, the interesting stylings.
(15:41):
It's probably hard to imagine for anybody out there listening
that's never spent a lot of time in New Orleans.
But in New Orleans they have so many Catholic churches
you can walk from one to the others. Oh yeah,
I mean it's beautiful. Most cities are not like that.
Most cities have a Catholic church in each neighborhood and
you can't walk from that.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
Catholics, that's where you go for the rest of your
life or until you move.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
So do you think there's a little animosity between the
priests in the New Orleans area? They're competing with each
other for competition for people to filling up those pews. Sure,
if you live in an average sized town in Middle America,
there's a Catholic church and that's the one you go to.
But in New Orleans, you've got Catholic churches down the
street from Catholic churches, and I got to think each
(16:23):
one of those parishes is trying to get people to
go there instead of the other one.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
I'm so glad y'all talk about church because I'm gonna
come in here and tell you right now, Prayer works.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Prayer is the answer.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
I don't know if y'all notice or not, but my
prayers have been answered by Kentucky Fried Chicken. Oh, Halljah, Brother,
praise the Lord who raise the roof, KFC bringing it.
Speaker 1 (16:45):
Do you want to tell us what that means? Now
or after we get back from break? Oh? We got to. Oh,
I'll be right here. Do not come, Do not come.
I'm gonna come. The best is yet to come.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
Come.
Speaker 1 (16:55):
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