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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Point as a nation, as taxpayers, as citizens of this country,
we come to expect something from our elected officials, integrity,
and we expect to be let down. Yeah, we don't
want them to make promises they can't keep. There's so
many examples of this. We have certain expectations of these people.
They're public figures, and they make decisions that affect sometimes
(00:24):
hundreds of millions of people, depending on what position they
happen to be in. I could tell you with great
certainty yesterday, after we had vaguely endorsed Nancy Mace to
be the next governor of South Carolina, I was pretty
sure that was the right thing to do. I withheld
(00:44):
my endorsement official endorsement until after we did a little
more digging into her background. Background is right, and now
I don't really think I can go forward with that.
We're going to have to walk it back. We all
know Nancy has huge naturals, that's true, But yesterday she
posted a photo on social media where she's hunched over
(01:06):
a rifle in a shooting range. And I gotta tell
you it wasn't so much what we saw, but what
we didn't see. Nancy Mace has no ass look at
this aol. It's it's a syndrome she has. It's a
post on social media where she's decided to have a
little fun with the Sydney Sweeney genead and she says,
(01:27):
I've got great jeans, and I gotta tell you, I
don't think you do. Look you're a nice lady, says
Nancy Grace. Nancy Mace for governor, Nancy Grace, that's different
one altogether. Nancy Mayce for governor has great jeans, it says.
And then there she is. You know, she's wearing high heels,
and it's what's not there? Nancy? Where is your ass? Girl?
(01:50):
What is going on? I had no idea, you do, wonder?
And she just worked it off our. I don't know.
That's a good question. She worked. I don't know our
high heels proper footwear to wear it at a shooting range.
I think that's the point. I gotta think, just do
some squats or something, you know, But you start a
couple of years ago, put down the ozembic and start
(02:12):
doing squats. That's all we're asking you. Delete it. Delete
that post now, Nancy? How are you gonna run South
Carolina like that? Is it? I was thinking Nicky Haley
one of those people as well that was previously governor
of South Carolina and had no no glue to Miss Maximus.
Just nothing going on back there. This is some kind
(02:34):
of a trend developing here. Is is something going on?
His name? Does Nicky count is white? I can't remember
where we're at it. It's kind of like Kamala she's
white in some circles and other circles she was Indian.
Kind of depends on which side of this thing you're
on and what you're trying to accomplish, and who's trying
to stand in your way. I know what you mean,
and it's frustrating, it really is. But I gotta thank Nancy.
(02:57):
You just hit some squats lunges. Lunges are good, Yeah,
one just don't hurt hip thrust. Do a little hip
thrust every now and then. And who else is even
running for governor South Carolina? That's what I wonder. Anyway,
those are the questions we're asking this morning as we
take a look at this news cycle. There is good news,
by the way, off the air this morning, Steve and
I were having a conversation. I think we described it
(03:19):
as X problems and IRL problems. IRL problems is probably
pretty obvious. In real life problems seems to be. There's
two brands of political topics right now, and talk radio
bleeds over into both. There are problems that only exist
on the Internet with people that are obsessed with politics,
and then problems that exist in the real world that
(03:40):
actually affect you. Social media problems. Uh, that's a newer
thing we had to deal with. It's completely okay to
be upset about the Epstein files. That makes sense, right
and I I, for one, I'm very suspicious the fact
that they're not releasing them. But at the same time,
do you think my mom's friends know or care about
(04:04):
the Epstein files when they get their Social Security checks?
Do you think? I think there's a lot of people
that really don't necessarily just you know, live and breathe
care that much about the Epstein File. If the news
comes on and it's interesting, they might be interested for
a few minutes. It doesn't dominate their day. They're hour
to hour decision making. I'm sorry I couldn't focus it.
(04:27):
There's Epstein File things just been on my mind. No,
I don't think it weighs that heavily on the average American.
That's what I'm talking about it. And don't get me wrong,
We're in no way dismissing this. I feel like we
have our feet in both worlds if something happens, some
breaking news this or that. But right now we're just
kind of in limbo on the thing. People forget how
bad it was for four years. I hear these MAGA
(04:48):
activists right now. Marjorie Taylor Green is the perfect example
of this. Marjorie Taylor Green says that she's going to
quit the Republican Party and she's mad at Donald Trump
because he's abandoned the MAGA movement is like, well, why,
well Israel, Ukraine and Epstein. It's like, I get it,
I'm upset about those things too, But do you not
remember for four years, Catholics were being investigated for going
(05:13):
to mass Conservatives were being censored on social media. People's
bank accounts were being canceled because they attended a gun show. You,
I get it, the Epstein thing, it matters, but like
it was so much worse before. Oh yeah, there's two options, guys,
you know there's not you don't like Trump, there's not
another option right now? What's what are you gonna do
(05:35):
you quit you? Oh, you quit the Republican Party? Great? Now,
what what is there a better party you could join?
Or you join the Democrats? Probably not, I assume, not
that bad, is it. Let's trade Marjorie Taylor Green for Fetterman?
What do you think? Yeah? I could go with that.
Fetterman seems like he's getting better. Marjorie Taylor Green seems
like she's getting worse. Did you ever have a friend
(05:57):
at a party and you you defended them when they
made it ass out of themselves and then they kept drinking.
You were there? You remember? You know what I'm talking
about right in that kind of Marjorie Taylor Green right now? Yeah, guys,
I can remember. People were attacking her for being kookie
and she was saying things like, all right, but what
if we get rid of the at AF or the IRS?
And I said, all right, I know she's had a
(06:17):
few to drink, guys, but let's hear her out. And
now there's this talk about like, oh, Donald Trump's turned
on MEGA and we got to quit the GOP. Like what,
drink a glass of water and go to bed. Yeah,
you know what I mean. Yesterday we discussed in TG
a little bit Walter emailed this morning right before the
show came on, and Walter said, listening to the show
(06:37):
yesterday later in the day on the app, just loving
Kenny's explanation or questions of Marjorie Taylor Green's monthly mood
swings and what could be caused, and that there's no
way to know. For some reason, once a month, for
several days, she just seems crazy and then for no
reason at all, she goes back to being normal. No
one knows why. Walter says, so is that AOS's excuse
(07:00):
as well? I remember John used to compare her to
a wild, big eyed crazy horse. Still holds up yep,
still right there with it.
Speaker 2 (07:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Well, now that she's got her eyes set on the
White House for twenty twenty eight, do you feel like
AOC has become a little more normal lately? And now
Jasmine Crockett's the bats super crazy. Jasmine is telling AOC,
you know, just just hold up, girl, hold on now.
Maybe Jasmine Crockett wants to be the face of twenty
(07:31):
twenty eight. If anyone's curious what Donald Trump thinks, I
will tell you this yesterday's on CNBC. And he didn't
seem that concerned about AOC.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
The Democrat Party is self destructing. I mean when you
have low IQ people like Crockett, I wonder if she's
in a relation to ship to the late great Davy Crockett,
who is a great, great, a great gentleman. I wonder
if she's got a relationship to David Crockett, the great
old Davy Crockett. But you have this woman Crockett, she's
(07:59):
eight very low IQ person. Somebody said the other day
she's one of the leaders of the party. I think
you gotta be kidding. They the Democrats are lost. They
have Trump derangement syndrome so bad that they can't walk.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
They can't put, they don't know where they're going.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Is finished.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
I'm not sure what's better that or Trump's on the roof?
What the hell? Thank you for reminding me coming up
after this. Donald Trump is on the roof of the
White House. She's aware, is he? Is he gonna assassinate someone?
Hang around? You know what day it is? Today is Wednesday,
preceded by Thursday as usual, But he's still sleep I'm
(08:40):
right away. What's on the agenda for today? I believe
you're aware of my Wednesday schedule? Refreshment.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
N M.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
Johnson burn mother cousin Trump is on the roof the
White House, is taking questions or he was just a
few moments ago. Let's listen in please. He was loud
(09:10):
up there, they're noisy. Why is he on the groups?
Speaker 3 (09:18):
Nice to see he got off the roof, all right, Yeah,
he's down now. Said this morning that you probably won't
be running for a third term this weekend. Secretary of
State Rubio said that he thought JD. Vance would be
a great nominee. You could clear the entire Republican field
right now. Do you agree that the heir apparent to
(09:38):
Maga is JD Vance?
Speaker 4 (09:40):
Well, I think most likely, in all fairness, he's the
vice president. I think Marco is also somebody that maybe
would get together with JD in some form. I also
think we have incredible people, some of the people in
the stage right here. So it's too early, obviously to
talk about it, but certainly he's doing a great job
and he would be probably fam at this point.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
Well, what do you think got JD Vance? Oh? I
was still on the roof. I was asking about the roof,
but he just kept playing. I like the idea of JD.
Van's presidency. I don't know if it's realistic, though, it's
a little ways off, like, yeah, it's too early to
say too soon. And why are they already just saying
(10:23):
no third term for Trump? What's that all about? Huh okay?
So there are two things in the Constitution that seemed
to contradict each other. One of them is a rule
about two consecutive terms, and others have pointed out, wow,
that could mean somebody did not get elected twice in
a row, that there was a four year gap like
there was for Donald Trump, a giant gaping hole in
(10:46):
his presidency. There big old the view, it's a giant hole,
it's a gaping hole. Yes, then wide open. Then theoretically
one could run a third time. But then there's this
other theory. There's this other place of the constitution where
they said, no, it's a or can't be. You've done
anything two terms, whether they're consecutive or not. I got
to think if he ran three times, people's heads would explode.
(11:08):
Of course, he's getting old, So does he want to
do that? I mean, at some point you know he's
getting old, either like years wise or like he's getting old.
I mean, are you getting tired of this. No, I'm
no too much winning. No, but he's almost eighty. Do
you think you want to be? I don't know. Chuck
Grasley is a sharp guy. He's in his nineties, he's
(11:29):
still a senator. I think he is sharp as attack. No, wait,
probably shouldn't say that does sound good anymore? Yeah, and
so not everybody you know at that age is incapable
of holding off his But that doesn't mean that you
want to run, you know, does he want to do it?
I wonder? I don't know. I have no idea. Is
(11:50):
Chuck Grasley is still alive? He is? He's still alive. Yeah,
So back to my original question, Well, why was Trump
on the roof? I don't think anybody really got a
straight answer. A lot of people like to make stuff
up while he was on the roof, but I'm not sure.
And he you know, he went up there by himself.
Obviously there was a group of people, secret Service among them,
that were following him around. You remember a guy climbed
(12:14):
on the roof and shot at Trump. Everybody remembers that, right,
So maybe this was Trump's retribution he was gonna There
are some theories. One theory is that he's planning to
build a pool on the roof, and that is a
fun idea. Maybe it's an ice skating rink, maybe nuclear
missile launchers, guys. I mean, like I said, there's a
lot of speculation. A lot of people think they figured
(12:35):
it out, but no, I got to think at the
end of the day, it's this. Donald Trump's a real
estate guy, and he's good at surveying buildings. He's I mean,
if he has one talented skill, it's probably looking around
at a building and saying, all right, this needs to
go here, that needs to go there. That's his thing.
He's been doing that for sixty years. That's surely he's
figured that out at this point. So to him, he's
(12:57):
probably having a conversation with his team. You know, he
did something to the Rose Garden. Remember didn't they put
a concrete back there or something? And I guess afterwards
Hillary Clinton was really upset. She said, you laid down
all that concrete. You didn't even bury any dead bodies
back there. It seems like a taste, come on, or
he's just trying to distract people. I don't know, or
maybe he just wanted to look at it. Eh, you
(13:19):
never been up there. Let's go take a look. Now
you mentioned it. We've never been on the roof of
this building, that's true. Let's run up there real quick.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
All right.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
It's called Wednesday Pump dump Day, right, Hump pump, pump,
pump pump. You have Walton and Johnson Radio Network.
Point as a nation, as taxpayers, as citizens of this country,
we come to expect something from our elected officials, integrity,
and we expect to be let down. Yeah, we don't
want them to make promises they can't keep. There's so
many examples of this. We have certain expectations of these people.
They're public figures, and they make decisions that affect sometimes
(00:24):
hundreds of millions of people, depending on what position they
happen to be in. I could tell you with great
certainty yesterday, after we had vaguely endorsed Nancy Mace to
be the next governor of South Carolina, I was pretty
sure that was the right thing to do. I withheld
(00:44):
my endorsement official endorsement until after we did a little
more digging into her background. Background is right, and now
I don't really think I can go forward with that.
We're going to have to walk it back. We all
know Nancy has huge naturals, that's true, But yesterday she
posted a photo on social media where she's hunched over
(01:06):
a rifle in a shooting range. And I gotta tell
you it wasn't so much what we saw, but what
we didn't see. Nancy Mace has no ass look at
this aol. It's it's a syndrome she has. It's a
post on social media where she's decided to have a
little fun with the Sydney Sweeney genead and she says,
(01:27):
I've got great jeans, and I gotta tell you, I
don't think you do. Look you're a nice lady, says
Nancy Grace. Nancy Mace for governor, Nancy Grace, that's different
one altogether. Nancy Mayce for governor has great jeans, it says.
And then there she is. You know, she's wearing high heels,
and it's what's not there? Nancy? Where is your ass? Girl?
(01:50):
What is going on? I had no idea, you do, wonder?
And she just worked it off our. I don't know.
That's a good question. She worked. I don't know our
high heels proper footwear to wear it at a shooting range.
I think that's the point. I gotta think, just do
some squats or something, you know, But you start a
couple of years ago, put down the ozembic and start
(02:12):
doing squats. That's all we're asking you. Delete it. Delete
that post now, Nancy? How are you gonna run South
Carolina like that? Is it? I was thinking Nicky Haley
one of those people as well that was previously governor
of South Carolina and had no no glue to Miss Maximus.
Just nothing going on back there. This is some kind
(02:34):
of a trend developing here. Is is something going on?
His name? Does Nicky count is white? I can't remember
where we're at it. It's kind of like Kamala she's
white in some circles and other circles she was Indian.
Kind of depends on which side of this thing you're
on and what you're trying to accomplish, and who's trying
to stand in your way. I know what you mean,
and it's frustrating, it really is. But I gotta thank Nancy.
(02:57):
You just hit some squats lunges. Lunges are good, Yeah,
one just don't hurt hip thrust. Do a little hip
thrust every now and then. And who else is even
running for governor South Carolina? That's what I wonder. Anyway,
those are the questions we're asking this morning as we
take a look at this news cycle. There is good news,
by the way, off the air this morning, Steve and
I were having a conversation. I think we described it
(03:19):
as X problems and IRL problems. IRL problems is probably
pretty obvious. In real life problems seems to be. There's
two brands of political topics right now, and talk radio
bleeds over into both. There are problems that only exist
on the Internet with people that are obsessed with politics,
and then problems that exist in the real world that
(03:40):
actually affect you. Social media problems. Uh, that's a newer
thing we had to deal with. It's completely okay to
be upset about the Epstein files. That makes sense, right
and I I, for one, I'm very suspicious the fact
that they're not releasing them. But at the same time,
do you think my mom's friends know or care about
(04:04):
the Epstein files when they get their Social Security checks?
Do you think? I think there's a lot of people
that really don't necessarily just you know, live and breathe
care that much about the Epstein File. If the news
comes on and it's interesting, they might be interested for
a few minutes. It doesn't dominate their day. They're hour
to hour decision making. I'm sorry I couldn't focus it.
(04:27):
There's Epstein File things just been on my mind. No,
I don't think it weighs that heavily on the average American.
That's what I'm talking about it. And don't get me wrong,
We're in no way dismissing this. I feel like we
have our feet in both worlds if something happens, some
breaking news this or that. But right now we're just
kind of in limbo on the thing. People forget how
bad it was for four years. I hear these MAGA
(04:48):
activists right now. Marjorie Taylor Green is the perfect example
of this. Marjorie Taylor Green says that she's going to
quit the Republican Party and she's mad at Donald Trump
because he's abandoned the MAGA movement is like, well, why,
well Israel, Ukraine and Epstein. It's like, I get it,
I'm upset about those things too, But do you not
remember for four years, Catholics were being investigated for going
(05:13):
to mass Conservatives were being censored on social media. People's
bank accounts were being canceled because they attended a gun show. You,
I get it, the Epstein thing, it matters, but like
it was so much worse before. Oh yeah, there's two options, guys,
you know there's not you don't like Trump, there's not
another option right now? What's what are you gonna do
(05:35):
you quit you? Oh, you quit the Republican Party? Great? Now,
what what is there a better party you could join?
Or you join the Democrats? Probably not, I assume, not
that bad, is it. Let's trade Marjorie Taylor Green for Fetterman?
What do you think? Yeah? I could go with that.
Fetterman seems like he's getting better. Marjorie Taylor Green seems
like she's getting worse. Did you ever have a friend
(05:57):
at a party and you you defended them when they
made it ass out of themselves and then they kept drinking.
You were there? You remember? You know what I'm talking
about right in that kind of Marjorie Taylor Green right now? Yeah, guys,
I can remember. People were attacking her for being kookie
and she was saying things like, all right, but what
if we get rid of the at AF or the IRS?
And I said, all right, I know she's had a
(06:17):
few to drink, guys, but let's hear her out. And
now there's this talk about like, oh, Donald Trump's turned
on MEGA and we got to quit the GOP. Like what,
drink a glass of water and go to bed. Yeah,
you know what I mean. Yesterday we discussed in TG
a little bit Walter emailed this morning right before the
show came on, and Walter said, listening to the show
(06:37):
yesterday later in the day on the app, just loving
Kenny's explanation or questions of Marjorie Taylor Green's monthly mood
swings and what could be caused, and that there's no
way to know. For some reason, once a month, for
several days, she just seems crazy and then for no
reason at all, she goes back to being normal. No
one knows why. Walter says, so is that AOS's excuse
(07:00):
as well? I remember John used to compare her to
a wild, big eyed crazy horse. Still holds up yep,
still right there with it.
Speaker 2 (07:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Well, now that she's got her eyes set on the
White House for twenty twenty eight, do you feel like
AOC has become a little more normal lately? And now
Jasmine Crockett's the bats super crazy. Jasmine is telling AOC,
you know, just just hold up, girl, hold on now.
Maybe Jasmine Crockett wants to be the face of twenty
(07:31):
twenty eight. If anyone's curious what Donald Trump thinks, I
will tell you this yesterday's on CNBC. And he didn't
seem that concerned about AOC.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
The Democrat Party is self destructing. I mean when you
have low IQ people like Crockett, I wonder if she's
in a relation to ship to the late great Davy Crockett,
who is a great, great, a great gentleman. I wonder
if she's got a relationship to David Crockett, the great
old Davy Crockett. But you have this woman Crockett, she's
(07:59):
eight very low IQ person. Somebody said the other day
she's one of the leaders of the party. I think
you gotta be kidding. They the Democrats are lost. They
have Trump derangement syndrome so bad that they can't walk.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
They can't put, they don't know where they're going.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Is finished.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
I'm not sure what's better that or Trump's on the roof?
What the hell? Thank you for reminding me coming up
after this. Donald Trump is on the roof of the
White House. She's aware, is he? Is he gonna assassinate someone?
Hang around? You know what day it is? Today is Wednesday,
preceded by Thursday as usual, But he's still sleep I'm
(08:40):
right away. What's on the agenda for today? I believe
you're aware of my Wednesday schedule? Refreshment.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
N M.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
Johnson burn mother cousin Trump is on the roof the
White House, is taking questions or he was just a
few moments ago. Let's listen in please. He was loud
(09:10):
up there, they're noisy. Why is he on the groups?
Speaker 3 (09:18):
Nice to see he got off the roof, all right, Yeah,
he's down now. Said this morning that you probably won't
be running for a third term this weekend. Secretary of
State Rubio said that he thought JD. Vance would be
a great nominee. You could clear the entire Republican field
right now. Do you agree that the heir apparent to
(09:38):
Maga is JD Vance?
Speaker 4 (09:40):
Well, I think most likely, in all fairness, he's the
vice president. I think Marco is also somebody that maybe
would get together with JD in some form. I also
think we have incredible people, some of the people in
the stage right here. So it's too early, obviously to
talk about it, but certainly he's doing a great job
and he would be probably fam at this point.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
Well, what do you think got JD Vance? Oh? I
was still on the roof. I was asking about the roof,
but he just kept playing. I like the idea of JD.
Van's presidency. I don't know if it's realistic, though, it's
a little ways off, like, yeah, it's too early to
say too soon. And why are they already just saying
(10:23):
no third term for Trump? What's that all about? Huh okay?
So there are two things in the Constitution that seemed
to contradict each other. One of them is a rule
about two consecutive terms, and others have pointed out, wow,
that could mean somebody did not get elected twice in
a row, that there was a four year gap like
there was for Donald Trump, a giant gaping hole in
(10:46):
his presidency. There big old the view, it's a giant hole,
it's a gaping hole. Yes, then wide open. Then theoretically
one could run a third time. But then there's this
other theory. There's this other place of the constitution where
they said, no, it's a or can't be. You've done
anything two terms, whether they're consecutive or not. I got
to think if he ran three times, people's heads would explode.
(11:08):
Of course, he's getting old, So does he want to
do that? I mean, at some point you know he's
getting old, either like years wise or like he's getting old.
I mean, are you getting tired of this. No, I'm
no too much winning. No, but he's almost eighty. Do
you think you want to be? I don't know. Chuck
Grasley is a sharp guy. He's in his nineties, he's
(11:29):
still a senator. I think he is sharp as attack. No, wait,
probably shouldn't say that does sound good anymore? Yeah, and
so not everybody you know at that age is incapable
of holding off his But that doesn't mean that you
want to run, you know, does he want to do it?
I wonder? I don't know. I have no idea. Is
(11:50):
Chuck Grasley is still alive? He is? He's still alive. Yeah,
So back to my original question, Well, why was Trump
on the roof? I don't think anybody really got a
straight answer. A lot of people like to make stuff
up while he was on the roof, but I'm not sure.
And he you know, he went up there by himself.
Obviously there was a group of people, secret Service among them,
that were following him around. You remember a guy climbed
(12:14):
on the roof and shot at Trump. Everybody remembers that, right,
So maybe this was Trump's retribution he was gonna There
are some theories. One theory is that he's planning to
build a pool on the roof, and that is a
fun idea. Maybe it's an ice skating rink, maybe nuclear
missile launchers, guys. I mean, like I said, there's a
lot of speculation. A lot of people think they figured
(12:35):
it out, but no, I got to think at the
end of the day, it's this. Donald Trump's a real
estate guy, and he's good at surveying buildings. He's I mean,
if he has one talented skill, it's probably looking around
at a building and saying, all right, this needs to
go here, that needs to go there. That's his thing.
He's been doing that for sixty years. That's surely he's
figured that out at this point. So to him, he's
(12:57):
probably having a conversation with his team. You know, he
did something to the Rose Garden. Remember didn't they put
a concrete back there or something? And I guess afterwards
Hillary Clinton was really upset. She said, you laid down
all that concrete. You didn't even bury any dead bodies
back there. It seems like a taste, come on, or
he's just trying to distract people. I don't know, or
maybe he just wanted to look at it. Eh, you
(13:19):
never been up there. Let's go take a look. Now
you mentioned it. We've never been on the roof of
this building, that's true. Let's run up there real quick.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
All right.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
It's called Wednesday Pump dump Day, right, Hump pump, pump,
pump pump. You have Walton and Johnson Radio Network.
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