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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Morning Show. We need to help out the less technologically
inclined with some tips they can use to identify when
they're looking at or reading something created with artificial intelligence. Okay,
but just the tips. Just the tip, mister, Let's start
with the tip number one. We now live in a
world where sometimes you'll read something or watch a video
(00:20):
and you need to ask yourself, was this created by
a robot with the intention of deceiving me? It's not
just videos and photos, but it's certainly that it's not
just articles. But it's also that too. Would you agree?
I agree? Okay, So something we've noticed in articles written
by robots is they do two things a lot that
humans almost never do. Okay, the first one is kind
(00:40):
of hard to pick up on, but you'll notice it
if you look. If somebody writes an article using chat,
GPT or CROC or one of these AI programmed grock
excuse me, it uses a lot of hyphens. Normal people
don't write with hyphens a lot, but for some reason,
AI loves a hyphen. Hmmm, that's interesting. I had not
noticed that. Now exactly a lot of people don't. That's fine.
Here's something else we've noticed. Someone did a study on
(01:04):
use of the word delve. Delve. Yeah, someone at Florida
State University did a study on the use of the
word delves, like scientists delved into research on apossum or
something like that. Right, and back before chat, GPT and AI,
people almost never used the word delve.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
So like on the last story we just talked about
a Catholic priest in North Carolina delve into the world
of online prostitution. Bam, that's it's obviously a robot writing
that story.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
With nearly seventy million monthly chat GPT users in America,
large language models and chatbots are now used for everyday activities,
corporate campaigns, research methods. You get the idea. One thing
humans almost never do is use the word delve, but
for some reason, the artificial intelligence just seems to love it.
(01:58):
I've got on the screen here for you to look
at focal word frequencies right, frequency of the word delve.
As you could see words like advancements, delves, emphasizing, garnered, intricate, realm, surpassing, underscore, underscoring.
These are words we almost never used back in twenty twenty.
But now look at that. It's just a skyrocket. It's
(02:22):
like a launching pad. A five thousand increase in the
use of the word delve in articles and news stories.
It's not us, it's robots. Robots figured out that's a
useful word to use. It helps, It shortens a lot
of statements. You can you can instead of explaining what
I'm explaining, I could have just said, we've delved, del
(02:43):
I delved earlier on Bobby delve again in a little while.
Normal humans don't you delve into this breakfast sandwich in
a minute. It's exactly I'm delving into some eggs this morning.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You know a word that humans use a lot that
I don't see on the list for the artificial intelligence.
Humans actually love to say actually all the actual.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Time, literally, like like like irregardless, irregardless, No, Actually that
one doesn't count. Actually literally like you know, how many
times do you hear people say the word actually in
a sentence and it didn't need to be there at all?
Almost all the time? You know why this is actually
(03:26):
is a four syllable word. Literally is a four syllable word,
And there's a group of people out there that don't
know a lot of four syllable words you say with
an English accent.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
They you could just say, literally, oh god, I hate them,
And now, well it's only three.
Speaker 1 (03:41):
There's so many reasons to hate the British and you
just reminded me of another one.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
Literally, but actually actually I could go for three as well.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Really, do you know how you could defeat a British person?
Put pepper on their food. They don't know what to do.
What would they do with tabasco? What do you I'd
lose their mind. I'd run around like like was all far.
If they get up to go to the bathroom and
put some chilula on his mushy peas, oh no, And
when he comes back he's done, he'll have he'll diarrhea
for days. You've defeated that man. That's all it took.
(04:10):
Taken down by one bottle of hot sauce. There you go.
If if the founding fathers had known about chilula, that
whole Revolutionary War would have been a lot shorter.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
Man.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
We could have just sat Hillary Clinton over there with
her purse. It was loaded and ready to go.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
How have we not talked about her this morning? Hillary
Clinton and Bill Actually I was enjoying not talking about them. Well,
let's delve into the surpassing realm of intricate Hillary Clinton
related news. Thank you, Robot. Let's advance the advancement of
emphasizing news stories about the US House panels. Subpoena of
(04:48):
Bill and Hillary Clinton for Epstein testimony is something we
will be underscoring right now on the show. Uh oh,
I don't think I used that word right. Bill and
Hillary Clinton have been subpoena in the Congressional Apps probe.
And this is funny for two reasons. Number One, we're
gonna get to watch them sweat because we are not
gonna sweat. Bill's too cool, Hillary's too mean. They're not
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gonna sweat. They'll probably take drugs, she will for sure.
But also, what's the other interesting thing about this? As
you look at this all take place, there's another hypocritical
thing the left is doing. I heard ABC News today say, boy,
the Republicans are really trying to avoid Epstein in the
Epstein files. But then in the next newscast they're like,
they're dragging Bill and Hillary out in front of a
congressional committee to make him talk about Epstein. What a
(05:32):
waste of time? Yeah, how dare they ignore it? How
dare they cover it? What can't be both actually see
what it did? Me thinks, Yeah, actually, you know what,
I hope they delve into it. That's all I you
know they will. I love the thought of Bill Clinton
have him to describe what happened at Epstein Island, even
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if he just avoids all the questions, even if he
pleads the fifth. It's like an old cast member on
to tall, an old TV show you loved with a
cast member that gets brought back, and it's like, oh,
look at that they brought better call Saw back on
Breaking Bad. I thought he was a funny part of
the show. That was good. Yeah, that'll be fun to
take a look at, you know what I mean. I
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do think after all these years, it's probably as good
a time as any to go back and review some
of the fun things we learned from Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
And now the brand new album that all the Clintons
have been waiting for, the Epstein reunion tour. Just take
those prison Dello.
Speaker 5 (06:34):
Jeffrey didn't kill.
Speaker 4 (06:36):
Himself covering all your favorite hits from the sixties, seventies, eighties,
and nineties.
Speaker 5 (06:42):
My hundred mile lit it. Don't put my love upon
no shelf, he said, don't give me no lines? And
Epstein didn't kill himself.
Speaker 1 (06:51):
Feature in your favorite legendary rock hits. But that's not all.
Also included the light airy classics.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
And Jeffrey Epstein did and kill me? Sa, don't you know?
Order now while supplies last. I can't mean about anything
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else because I know Jeffrey.
Speaker 5 (07:23):
More else seemed it killing.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
I can't think about anything else.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Take your mean skills to the next level of me.
Speaker 4 (07:37):
Wait up, don't believe Jeffy Epstein killed and.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
Said if I snapped my fingers? You forget that. You ain't.
Speaker 6 (07:51):
I was never again exactly? Wait no, stop, no, stop,
you can't I was never again. Okay, no, I was
never a gag. You can't just state something to stop
your fingers and then be like I.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Was never gay. This is the Walton and Johnson show.
Speaker 2 (08:07):
Well, criminals is stupid. I gotta think now, the criminals
are no stupider than the rest of the people in
the news today.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
Well, if I'm not mistaken, Belly yet, all these democrats
that left Texas and went up to Chicago, what they
broke the law, thus making them People want to know.
We get emails.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
I've seen people asking and comments on the news, It's like,
why aren't these people in jail? Why haven't they been arrested.
You know, you can just threaten so many times, and
Governor Abbit's like, Monday morning, Sunday night, if they leave,
I'll just have them arrested. But did he No, It's
now it's Wednesday, and I'm not arrested. Now He's given
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them till Friday to come back, some sort of a
grace period. And if you don't come back Friday, dude,
I'm gonna do something. You just well after you don't
do like I see parents all the time telling their kids,
you know, stop that, stop that, stop that, and then
they don't stop that, and it's aggravating me. Well, I'm
trying to have a fabulous dinner, and then they don't
(09:05):
do anything. And the kids figured that out a long
time ago, little little human baby puppy, same thing. If
you don't act on your commands every now and then,
they're just gonna forget you said anything.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
Well, you know, kids are smarter than they look, unless
they're not. But to Billy UD's point there, if these
guys are criminals and they have a low IQ, yeah,
technically this news out of Chicago right now would qualify
fifty stupid criminals story which peoples and this report's proudly
(09:44):
brought to you by.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
That would be a Drago's restaurant. Everybody knows Dragos is
just fantastic. Everybody loves them. And if you haven't had
it yet, you didn't don't love them, but because you
don't know, but then you should get some.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
And then you know, my man, Dragos Restaurants dot Com.
They got one in Bosure, got it in Lake Charles.
If you're in Houston and you're going to the casinos
this weekend, you could be having Dragos for dinner. Y'all
living in Madison, that nice suburb over there outside of Jackson, Mississippi.
News flash, Bubba, y'all got a Dragos New Orleans, two locations,
Baton Rouge, new location soon any minute. Now, it's all
(10:18):
over them. That's right, dang place. All right, I'm sure
we all agree as we're looking at what's happening right now,
this Congressional Redistrict team in the state of Texas. If
there's one thing we could compare it to, and I'm
sure nobody would disagree. Uh Hitler obviously a Nazi party yeah, yeah,
in the Holocaust. I mean, sure, the Holocaust. And if
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you don't believe us, just listen to Texas Representative Joelanda Jones.
I think she's another still a thing. She's another one
of these people that supposedly wants to replace Sila Jackson
Lee and Sylvester Turner. Oh sure, well, she's singing the
right song.
Speaker 3 (10:51):
Did integration happening? Everybody thought they accept this. They don't
accept this. They're showing us who they are. We should
believe in and we better have the curse to stand
up otherwise we will fall for anything. And in this country,
we will be defeated, deported. I mean, we will lose
all of our rights.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
Before we play the rest of the sound bite, can
I react to what she just said?
Speaker 5 (11:11):
There?
Speaker 2 (11:11):
Doesn't it look like she goes to the same eyebrow
lady that Nancy Pelosi goes to. The things are like
a full inch inch and a half above where her
eyebrow should be, and they're just way up here. They
got a life of their own. Man, they're bouncing all
over the place. And probably the same barber as Steve
Harvey too. Yeah, it looks like although if she put
that crown weave on cover that right up?
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Oh my god, yeah, triple crown gotta be. I gotta
think a woman like Jolanda Jones is smart enough to know,
even though she just made this point that it's like
slavery with these congressional redistricting, she's got to know that
one in three black men in the state of Texas
voted for Donald Trump, and by the way, that that
was probably going up. And then also takes into consideration
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the fact that a lot of black guys didn't even vote,
but those who did voted for Trump. They don't these
much more popular than the Democrats are. Well, did you
take into consideration that she uh will hand you your
ass next time she runs into you out in public.
I think I could arm wrestle Joelanda. Have you ever
seen her in person? She she got a sturdy looking
(12:14):
she does. She's, you know, getting older, like we all are.
I don't know if you know this or not, but.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
I am as old as I have ever been in
my entire life.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Me too. Now I met Jolanda Jones once. This is
going to shock you. It was that a Martin Luther
King Junior parade. So you know, oh, you've been out
of eye with the woman. Yeah, yeah, she could take
you down. But what'd she want to? I'm handsome, you know,
I think ian does she have a boyfriend? What's the
word on that she does? She like guys? Boy? That's
a never mind. I think I think I could none
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of my business. I think if Jolanda gave me a chance,
we went out for a couple of dakeres or Margarita's
or whatever, she asked her to come see if she
wants to meet Milton. I I mean, yeah, yeah, I
bet I could redpill her. You don't think I could
do what? You don't think I could do it? Now,
you have to come on, I could do it. Anyway.
Here's the point of the SoundBite. We wanted to play
this next part. Remember she's talking about Texas congressional redistricting.
Speaker 3 (13:08):
And if you think it can't happen, it can. And
I will liken this to the Holocaust. People are like, well,
how did the Holocaust happen?
Speaker 5 (13:14):
Huh?
Speaker 1 (13:14):
Before she answers the question, it's the same exact thing, Tuly,
It's literally not everything I don't like is Hitler. Guys.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Okay, hang on, how was somebody in a position to
kill all their people. Well, good people remain silent, or
or good people didn't realize that what happens to them
can very soon happen to me or somebody else.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Everything I don't like is Hitler. Obviously, you remember at
some point the Democrats went around telling us everything was Hitler.
But then they also said to give all your guns
to the government. I don't know if you guys are
history buffs or not. I've heard I've heard things.
Speaker 5 (13:52):
Twenty sixteen brought the election of Donald J. Trump. Atheist
spinster JK. Rowling prayed God, life be like a computer
and we could restart twenty sixteen sad little person An
Actor Ben Stiller compared him to a James Bond villain,
schizophrenic warlock. Ashley Judd compared him to Adolf Hitler, and
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millions of people living at home in their late twenties
took to the streets. Never before had a nation reacted
so viciously against an elected president. Even mustached Charlatan Vincente
Fox compared him to Adolf Hitler. Mostly false. CNN reported
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story after story about our new Hitlarian government confirmed sexual
predator Louis c k finished masturbating in front of a
stranger and then confirmed to Daily News that Trump is
in fact Adolf Hitler, insatiable sodomite, heir to the Vanderbilt
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fortune and possible CIA operative. News reporter Anderson Cooper reported
how truly lonely and angry the White House has become.
Hundreds of alleged sexual predators and drug addicted celebrities claim
they would leave America if Trump was elected, where they
they reluctantly stay up to protect us from literally Adolf
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Hitler himself. Cocaine addicted murder porn writer Stephen King took
a break from torturing his kitten to tell us all
the peril we were in. Alleged serial rapist Matt Lauer
did it one on one with our new litlarian president
to really stick it to him. Sure, a few months
(15:40):
after Hitler took office, these very celebrities told us that
the best thing to do with the tyrannical leader is
to disarm and submit peacefully. The communist agitator and a
threat to Western civilization, Bernie Sanders pleaded with America to disarm.
It's time.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
I hate to I know there's more to this, because
that could go on for hours and It's very amusing.
But I do wonder all this talk about Donald Trump
being Hitler and all these different affluent celebrities telling us
that he's Hitler. But has anybody asked Chaquevius, the blackmail prostitute,
what he thinks. Well, not, didn't occur to me to
act Jaquoivius, but now we have to. If I snapped
(16:20):
my fingers, you forget that you have a We already
played that liner, and I think we're better than this. Guys,
can we get a fresh liner? Please? Is there not
a fresh liner? I don't want to be clear on
how I characterize this.
Speaker 5 (16:31):
This is mostly a protest.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
It is not generally speaking unruly Wolton and Johnson
Morning Show. We need to help out the less technologically
inclined with some tips they can use to identify when
they're looking at or reading something created with artificial intelligence. Okay,
but just the tips. Just the tip, mister, Let's start
with the tip number one. We now live in a
world where sometimes you'll read something or watch a video
(00:20):
and you need to ask yourself, was this created by
a robot with the intention of deceiving me? It's not
just videos and photos, but it's certainly that it's not
just articles. But it's also that too. Would you agree?
I agree? Okay, So something we've noticed in articles written
by robots is they do two things a lot that
humans almost never do. Okay, the first one is kind
(00:40):
of hard to pick up on, but you'll notice it
if you look. If somebody writes an article using chat,
GPT or CROC or one of these AI programmed grock
excuse me, it uses a lot of hyphens. Normal people
don't write with hyphens a lot, but for some reason,
AI loves a hyphen. Hmmm, that's interesting. I had not
noticed that. Now exactly a lot of people don't. That's fine.
Here's something else we've noticed. Someone did a study on
(01:04):
use of the word delve. Delve. Yeah, someone at Florida
State University did a study on the use of the
word delves, like scientists delved into research on apossum or
something like that. Right, and back before chat, GPT and AI,
people almost never used the word delve.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
So like on the last story we just talked about
a Catholic priest in North Carolina delve into the world
of online prostitution. Bam, that's it's obviously a robot writing
that story.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
With nearly seventy million monthly chat GPT users in America,
large language models and chatbots are now used for everyday activities,
corporate campaigns, research methods. You get the idea. One thing
humans almost never do is use the word delve, but
for some reason, the artificial intelligence just seems to love it.
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I've got on the screen here for you to look
at focal word frequencies right, frequency of the word delve.
As you could see words like advancements, delves, emphasizing, garnered, intricate, realm, surpassing, underscore, underscoring.
These are words we almost never used back in twenty twenty.
But now look at that. It's just a skyrocket. It's
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like a launching pad. A five thousand increase in the
use of the word delve in articles and news stories.
It's not us, it's robots. Robots figured out that's a
useful word to use. It helps, It shortens a lot
of statements. You can you can instead of explaining what
I'm explaining, I could have just said, we've delved, del
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I delved earlier on Bobby delve again in a little while.
Normal humans don't you delve into this breakfast sandwich in
a minute. It's exactly I'm delving into some eggs this morning.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You know a word that humans use a lot that
I don't see on the list for the artificial intelligence.
Humans actually love to say actually all the actual.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Time, literally, like like like irregardless, irregardless, No, Actually that
one doesn't count. Actually literally like you know, how many
times do you hear people say the word actually in
a sentence and it didn't need to be there at all?
Almost all the time? You know why this is actually
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is a four syllable word. Literally is a four syllable word,
And there's a group of people out there that don't
know a lot of four syllable words you say with
an English accent.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
They you could just say, literally, oh god, I hate them,
And now, well it's only three.
Speaker 1 (03:41):
There's so many reasons to hate the British and you
just reminded me of another one.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
Literally, but actually actually I could go for three as well.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Really, do you know how you could defeat a British person?
Put pepper on their food. They don't know what to do.
What would they do with tabasco? What do you I'd
lose their mind. I'd run around like like was all far.
If they get up to go to the bathroom and
put some chilula on his mushy peas, oh no, And
when he comes back he's done, he'll have he'll diarrhea
for days. You've defeated that man. That's all it took.
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Taken down by one bottle of hot sauce. There you go.
If if the founding fathers had known about chilula, that
whole Revolutionary War would have been a lot shorter.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
Man.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
We could have just sat Hillary Clinton over there with
her purse. It was loaded and ready to go.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
How have we not talked about her this morning? Hillary
Clinton and Bill Actually I was enjoying not talking about them. Well,
let's delve into the surpassing realm of intricate Hillary Clinton
related news. Thank you, Robot. Let's advance the advancement of
emphasizing news stories about the US House panels. Subpoena of
(04:48):
Bill and Hillary Clinton for Epstein testimony is something we
will be underscoring right now on the show. Uh oh,
I don't think I used that word right. Bill and
Hillary Clinton have been subpoena in the Congressional Apps probe.
And this is funny for two reasons. Number One, we're
gonna get to watch them sweat because we are not
gonna sweat. Bill's too cool, Hillary's too mean. They're not
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gonna sweat. They'll probably take drugs, she will for sure.
But also, what's the other interesting thing about this? As
you look at this all take place, there's another hypocritical
thing the left is doing. I heard ABC News today say, boy,
the Republicans are really trying to avoid Epstein in the
Epstein files. But then in the next newscast they're like,
they're dragging Bill and Hillary out in front of a
congressional committee to make him talk about Epstein. What a
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waste of time? Yeah, how dare they ignore it? How
dare they cover it? What can't be both actually see
what it did? Me thinks, Yeah, actually, you know what,
I hope they delve into it. That's all I you
know they will. I love the thought of Bill Clinton
have him to describe what happened at Epstein Island, even
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if he just avoids all the questions, even if he
pleads the fifth. It's like an old cast member on
to tall, an old TV show you loved with a
cast member that gets brought back, and it's like, oh,
look at that they brought better call Saw back on
Breaking Bad. I thought he was a funny part of
the show. That was good. Yeah, that'll be fun to
take a look at, you know what I mean. I
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do think after all these years, it's probably as good
a time as any to go back and review some
of the fun things we learned from Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
And now the brand new album that all the Clintons
have been waiting for, the Epstein reunion tour. Just take
those prison Dello.
Speaker 5 (06:34):
Jeffrey didn't kill.
Speaker 4 (06:36):
Himself covering all your favorite hits from the sixties, seventies, eighties,
and nineties.
Speaker 5 (06:42):
My hundred mile lit it. Don't put my love upon
no shelf, he said, don't give me no lines? And
Epstein didn't kill himself.
Speaker 1 (06:51):
Feature in your favorite legendary rock hits. But that's not all.
Also included the light airy classics.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
And Jeffrey Epstein did and kill me? Sa, don't you know?
Order now while supplies last. I can't mean about anything
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else because I know Jeffrey.
Speaker 5 (07:23):
More else seemed it killing.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
I can't think about anything else.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Take your mean skills to the next level of me.
Speaker 4 (07:37):
Wait up, don't believe Jeffy Epstein killed and.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
Said if I snapped my fingers? You forget that. You ain't.
Speaker 6 (07:51):
I was never again exactly? Wait no, stop, no, stop,
you can't I was never again. Okay, no, I was
never a gag. You can't just state something to stop
your fingers and then be like I.
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Was never gay. This is the Walton and Johnson show.
Speaker 2 (08:07):
Well, criminals is stupid. I gotta think now, the criminals
are no stupider than the rest of the people in
the news today.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
Well, if I'm not mistaken, Belly yet, all these democrats
that left Texas and went up to Chicago, what they
broke the law, thus making them People want to know.
We get emails.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
I've seen people asking and comments on the news, It's like,
why aren't these people in jail? Why haven't they been arrested.
You know, you can just threaten so many times, and
Governor Abbit's like, Monday morning, Sunday night, if they leave,
I'll just have them arrested. But did he No, It's
now it's Wednesday, and I'm not arrested. Now He's given
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them till Friday to come back, some sort of a
grace period. And if you don't come back Friday, dude,
I'm gonna do something. You just well after you don't
do like I see parents all the time telling their kids,
you know, stop that, stop that, stop that, and then
they don't stop that, and it's aggravating me. Well, I'm
trying to have a fabulous dinner, and then they don't
(09:05):
do anything. And the kids figured that out a long
time ago, little little human baby puppy, same thing. If
you don't act on your commands every now and then,
they're just gonna forget you said anything.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
Well, you know, kids are smarter than they look, unless
they're not. But to Billy UD's point there, if these
guys are criminals and they have a low IQ, yeah,
technically this news out of Chicago right now would qualify
fifty stupid criminals story which peoples and this report's proudly
(09:44):
brought to you by.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
That would be a Drago's restaurant. Everybody knows Dragos is
just fantastic. Everybody loves them. And if you haven't had
it yet, you didn't don't love them, but because you
don't know, but then you should get some.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
And then you know, my man, Dragos Restaurants dot Com.
They got one in Bosure, got it in Lake Charles.
If you're in Houston and you're going to the casinos
this weekend, you could be having Dragos for dinner. Y'all
living in Madison, that nice suburb over there outside of Jackson, Mississippi.
News flash, Bubba, y'all got a Dragos New Orleans, two locations,
Baton Rouge, new location soon any minute. Now, it's all
(10:18):
over them. That's right, dang place. All right, I'm sure
we all agree as we're looking at what's happening right now,
this Congressional Redistrict team in the state of Texas. If
there's one thing we could compare it to, and I'm
sure nobody would disagree. Uh Hitler obviously a Nazi party yeah, yeah,
in the Holocaust. I mean, sure, the Holocaust. And if
(10:38):
you don't believe us, just listen to Texas Representative Joelanda Jones.
I think she's another still a thing. She's another one
of these people that supposedly wants to replace Sila Jackson
Lee and Sylvester Turner. Oh sure, well, she's singing the
right song.
Speaker 3 (10:51):
Did integration happening? Everybody thought they accept this. They don't
accept this. They're showing us who they are. We should
believe in and we better have the curse to stand
up otherwise we will fall for anything. And in this country,
we will be defeated, deported. I mean, we will lose
all of our rights.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
Before we play the rest of the sound bite, can
I react to what she just said?
Speaker 5 (11:11):
There?
Speaker 2 (11:11):
Doesn't it look like she goes to the same eyebrow
lady that Nancy Pelosi goes to. The things are like
a full inch inch and a half above where her
eyebrow should be, and they're just way up here. They
got a life of their own. Man, they're bouncing all
over the place. And probably the same barber as Steve
Harvey too. Yeah, it looks like although if she put
that crown weave on cover that right up?
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Oh my god, yeah, triple crown gotta be. I gotta
think a woman like Jolanda Jones is smart enough to know,
even though she just made this point that it's like
slavery with these congressional redistricting, she's got to know that
one in three black men in the state of Texas
voted for Donald Trump, and by the way, that that
was probably going up. And then also takes into consideration
(11:54):
the fact that a lot of black guys didn't even vote,
but those who did voted for Trump. They don't these
much more popular than the Democrats are. Well, did you
take into consideration that she uh will hand you your
ass next time she runs into you out in public.
I think I could arm wrestle Joelanda. Have you ever
seen her in person? She she got a sturdy looking
(12:14):
she does. She's, you know, getting older, like we all are.
I don't know if you know this or not, but.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
I am as old as I have ever been in
my entire life.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Me too. Now I met Jolanda Jones once. This is
going to shock you. It was that a Martin Luther
King Junior parade. So you know, oh, you've been out
of eye with the woman. Yeah, yeah, she could take
you down. But what'd she want to? I'm handsome, you know,
I think ian does she have a boyfriend? What's the
word on that she does? She like guys? Boy? That's
a never mind. I think I think I could none
(12:46):
of my business. I think if Jolanda gave me a chance,
we went out for a couple of dakeres or Margarita's
or whatever, she asked her to come see if she
wants to meet Milton. I I mean, yeah, yeah, I
bet I could redpill her. You don't think I could
do what? You don't think I could do it? Now,
you have to come on, I could do it. Anyway.
Here's the point of the SoundBite. We wanted to play
this next part. Remember she's talking about Texas congressional redistricting.
Speaker 3 (13:08):
And if you think it can't happen, it can. And
I will liken this to the Holocaust. People are like, well,
how did the Holocaust happen?
Speaker 5 (13:14):
Huh?
Speaker 1 (13:14):
Before she answers the question, it's the same exact thing, Tuly,
It's literally not everything I don't like is Hitler. Guys.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Okay, hang on, how was somebody in a position to
kill all their people. Well, good people remain silent, or
or good people didn't realize that what happens to them
can very soon happen to me or somebody else.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Everything I don't like is Hitler. Obviously, you remember at
some point the Democrats went around telling us everything was Hitler.
But then they also said to give all your guns
to the government. I don't know if you guys are
history buffs or not. I've heard I've heard things.
Speaker 5 (13:52):
Twenty sixteen brought the election of Donald J. Trump. Atheist
spinster JK. Rowling prayed God, life be like a computer
and we could restart twenty sixteen sad little person An
Actor Ben Stiller compared him to a James Bond villain,
schizophrenic warlock. Ashley Judd compared him to Adolf Hitler, and
(14:15):
millions of people living at home in their late twenties
took to the streets. Never before had a nation reacted
so viciously against an elected president. Even mustached Charlatan Vincente
Fox compared him to Adolf Hitler. Mostly false. CNN reported
(14:36):
story after story about our new Hitlarian government confirmed sexual
predator Louis c k finished masturbating in front of a
stranger and then confirmed to Daily News that Trump is
in fact Adolf Hitler, insatiable sodomite, heir to the Vanderbilt
(14:56):
fortune and possible CIA operative. News reporter Anderson Cooper reported
how truly lonely and angry the White House has become.
Hundreds of alleged sexual predators and drug addicted celebrities claim
they would leave America if Trump was elected, where they
they reluctantly stay up to protect us from literally Adolf
(15:19):
Hitler himself. Cocaine addicted murder porn writer Stephen King took
a break from torturing his kitten to tell us all
the peril we were in. Alleged serial rapist Matt Lauer
did it one on one with our new litlarian president
to really stick it to him. Sure, a few months
(15:40):
after Hitler took office, these very celebrities told us that
the best thing to do with the tyrannical leader is
to disarm and submit peacefully. The communist agitator and a
threat to Western civilization, Bernie Sanders pleaded with America to disarm.
It's time.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
I hate to I know there's more to this, because
that could go on for hours and It's very amusing.
But I do wonder all this talk about Donald Trump
being Hitler and all these different affluent celebrities telling us
that he's Hitler. But has anybody asked Chaquevius, the blackmail prostitute,
what he thinks. Well, not, didn't occur to me to
act Jaquoivius, but now we have to. If I snapped
(16:20):
my fingers, you forget that you have a We already
played that liner, and I think we're better than this. Guys,
can we get a fresh liner? Please? Is there not
a fresh liner? I don't want to be clear on
how I characterize this.
Speaker 5 (16:31):
This is mostly a protest.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
It is not generally speaking unruly Wolton and Johnson
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