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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You know what just occurred to me. I think this
is a year in review episode. Oh yeah, I think
it was. Yeah, I thought we knew that. It's the
last show of the year. Well, that's why I brought
up the anniversary of the.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
French Quarter attack, terrorism that we were told wasn't terrorism
a year ago. We got all kinds of stuff looking
back over the year. The truck attack with the barricades
all down, the healthcare CEO shooting just took place about
a year ago.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
Don't forget the all female space launch. Oh that was
a big one. I don't even remember that. Katy Perry,
Oh yeah, Oh they went to space. Yeah, I have
to use quotes air quotes for that. Katy Perry blasted
off into space. She looked out the window of that
spaceship at the rocket and she said, wow, look at
the size of that globe. And then and then the
(00:47):
Earth looked back at her and said same to you, lady, Yeah,
look at you. We had.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
Greenland was all in the news last year because Trump
was president elect and he was already talking about how
we're gonna go by Greenland. And now a year later,
what do we got. We got Jeff Landry, a special
envoy to Greenland because we're I don't know if we're
gonna buy it, but we're going to maybe lease it.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
I don't care what anyone says. I think he's the
coolest governor in America. Jeff Landry is a real guy.
They're like, oh, but he's not perfect, okay, but is
he better than all the previous governors of Louisiana. Seems like, yeah,
he's an upgrade.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
He's not as entertaining as some of them, okay, which
can be a good thing.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
But when you talk to Jeff, don't you feel like
you're talking to a real person, not some politician? Really,
I really do. I don't feel like he has that
that error, that that element of inauthenticity, right, which drives
me nuts. That's what I hate. We meet politicians all
the time.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
Well that's just part of that that kun ass culture there,
that Cajun community there. They're just good, little, down to
earth kind of folks.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
I hate when I'm talking to politicians and they're talking,
they're talking at me, and they're using their talking points
on me. I'm like, dude, I've heard these talking by
I don't need you to tell me what you read
in the Pritage Society's email this morning, I don't care.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
Something else happening around this time of the year. Last
year California fires. I don't know if you remember that
or not, but a lot of people lost their lives
and those that didn't also lost their homes. And California
has rebuilt I think one home out of the hundreds
and hundreds that had been destroyed last year in the fires.
(02:25):
But this time last year also, I think today or
tomorrow is the anniversary of the Biden pardons. Sure, now
we didn't know about auto pin back then, we should
have realized that he wasn't up to the task. It
was the most presidential pardons in a single day in
the history of the world. Yeah, looking back at it,
(02:47):
we should have known he didn't have the energy. How
could he to do ten partons, much less hundreds. Do
you think they gave him a tiet red bull and
he just started sucking. No, it was autopin And now
they're reviewing that to see if that's a legitimate pardoner
or not.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
We all know about the fires in California, and then
they had a big music festival called Fire Aid. Yeah,
that was that was a good time there and fire
Aid was a scam, and that might confuse people because
there was this other music festival called fire Fest and
that was also a scam. Scam, And you're like, I
guess what we learned from this is if the word
fire appears in the name of a music festival, don't
go to it. Don't give him your money. No, that's
(03:27):
a bad idea. Are kinds of exciting things happening, all right,
Charlie Kirk. That was a pretty big deal.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
It wasn't look you know this time last year. It
was a look back at at the year twenty twenty five.
That was in September.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Pop Leo, Yeah, Jordan Hudson, what you do well? That
would be Built Belichick's girlfriend. Oh, the comeback of Charlie Sheen.
That was an interesting thing in the news. We didn't
expect to see. Good for him. I guess yeah. I
got nothing against the guy. What a year it's been,
and mostly I'll remember it as being a year of chaos.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
What about that Michae Lindell's story.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Now that ain't a look back, This is a look
at today. What's up with him? He's running for governor?
Huh my boy?
Speaker 2 (04:11):
Well, yeah, he is running for governor, and there's a
reason Minnesota need help. I don't know if y'all have
heard what's going on over there, but they led about
one hundred thousand Somalian pirates into the state and what
a surprise, the pirates stole all the booty. A booty,
I know what he's talking about. No pirate booty. He's
(04:32):
not like a lady booty, you know. Yeah, one hundred
thousand Somalian pirates came into the state and they found
the treasure chest and now it's theirs. No this headline.
I was a little surprised about it, but it turns
out if you read the story, Mike Lindell is all
in on this welfare fraud stuff going on, but he's
(04:52):
very concerned. He's not responsible, not respond responsible for exposing it.
That's great. Mike Lindelle is part the reason that this
massive welfare for aull network has been exposed because he's
out there saying stuff that other people find of hurt
their feelings.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
Here's my concern about Mike Lindell running for governor. He
might be too good for them. And here's why I
say that can affect the quality of his products. At
MyPillow dot com. It's a good question. They haven't elected
a Republican governor in Minnesota since twenty eleven, but that
guy wasn't a conservative. The last time they voted for
a Republican president in Minnesota, it was Richard Nixon. That's
(05:31):
how long ago it was we're talking about. I mean,
nobody that's my age was alive for a decade after that. Right,
that's how long it's all been. It's all been Democrats.
Mike Lindell is a real conservative. He's a good businessman.
It's a great story, rags to riches. I love a
good story.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
What I've realized is now that even if you don't
live in Minnesota, you might live in or near a
sanctuary city. You might have a sanctuary city in your state. Said,
is all this stuff is coming out about Minnesota. But
it ain't just there either. You know, we've already heard
about Maine, Main got a situation like that, Ohio, Pennsylvania.
(06:10):
It's just the opening a lot of states got to
be looking at themselves now, he said. Mike Lindall said,
they are into everything. They came over here and infiltrated
every single government, welfare Medicaid service available now. You know,
local politicians had to show these Somalians the way. They
(06:31):
had to give them that treasure map. Yeah, but they
are into education, autism services, childcare, Medicaid, health services, housing.
They even got one fraud situation here whatever they call it,
where they're given cars to people non medical emergency welfare.
You bring older people to the dentist and they're getting
(06:54):
all nobody in them. There's no kids lending the daycare,
there's no health service at the health service company, and
it's all coming out. A lot of the states got
the saying kind of thing going.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
On, and they probably think Mike Lindell is a bad
guy for pointing the of course, not just because he's
a Republican, but for saying it because look at Texas.
In Texas, we don't have sanctuary cities. And the reason
why is because in twenty seventeen, we passed Senate Bell
SB four basically banned all sanctuary cities and jurisdictions statewide
that would protect or adopt policies to protect illegal immigrants.
(07:27):
Fast forward to twenty twenty five, every Democrat in the
state of Texas is mad at Democrat Mayor John Whitmyer.
They're mad at him for not stopping Trump from deporting
the illegal immigrants, even though it would be illegal for
him to stop them, remember s before a few seconds ago,
even though it's the human trafficking capital of North America.
(07:47):
They love their crime and they want to keep their crime.
You're John Whitmeyer's the bad guy because he was elected
to fix potholes, not stop Trump.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
So anytime this stuff comes up about Minnesota or wherever
it's going to be now, Minnesota media is in on
the cover up. Mainstream media in on the cover up.
You go there, you think everything must be okay because
you don't see anything in the news about it in
Minnesota or anywhere else. Their governor, their lieutenant governor all
(08:16):
horrible people. So they blame President Trump for attacking the
vulnerable community, the Somalian community. Oh how dare you? It's
like the way they use children. That one of the
reasons they're into the you know, the the leering center.
To have all those kids at the daycare center where
they don't have they had to round some urchins up
(08:38):
and truck them in just for a little video to
show them. Oh yeah, the kids are all back. This
is not the time of the year the kids go back. No, no,
that's after January first.
Speaker 1 (08:47):
It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
But they brought them in anyway, for the optics, for
the look.
Speaker 1 (08:52):
But these people are all running a game on us.
We know it.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
But the media isn't telling half of the community because
half of the community just hates Trump doesn't want to
hear anything about it.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
And that's the wildest thing. So we're supposed to believe
these Muslims weren't at the daycare center, the leering center
last week because of Christmas, a holiday they don't celebrate.
But they are at the daycare center this week even
though New Year's is happening, which I think is a
holiday they acknowledge. Right, we're not driving to work just
this morning. I think we're the only people working. We're
(09:25):
the only ones in this building. Absolutely other morning shows
up and down the hall of this radio conglomeration, here,
this company, none of them are here. We're the hard
work and sons of guns that know you appreciate a
fresh daily news update. You know, it's not fair that
we just care more than everyone else. There was no
traffic my drive in this morning. It was dark. I
(09:48):
saw maybe two cars off in a distance somewhere, and
it might have been you guys. Here's why equity's bad.
If every time the other radio shows around here missed work,
if we also missed work, that would be equity. Instead,
we work a little harder. There you go. That's not equity.
That's just what we do. We gain happy. That's what
we call broadcast supremacy. We're broadcast supremacists. Is that a
(10:10):
good thing? I don't know. It depends who you ask.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
This guy get in calm and this when a phella
can I put in a hard day's work, but in
eleven twelve hours a day, and they ain't getting a
truck in the lace rang one or two beers.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
They're making it laws where you can't drink when you
want to, can't you have to wear a seat belt
when you're driving. And CHRISI, we're gonna become this country.
This is the Walton and Johnson show. Kill a bun
of James. So Kid Rock recently went golfing with Donald Trump.
They're in a golf cart together. You would assume there
(10:42):
would be nothing about music that Donald Trump could tell
Kid Rock that Kid Rock didn't already know turns out
there was something. Oh was there? Donald Trump turned kid
rock onto This being a man's w It's James Brown
with Paveratti doing a live performance with what no a Pomeranian? Uh,
(11:04):
the Italian singer he passed away in two thousand and
seven opera singer, right, Lucian Pavara Lucciano Pavarotti. Wasn't he
one of the four tenors? Three tenors? Yeah? Nobody knows
how many tenors there were. Yeah, and there were two
of them that people could name, and then there was
that other guy. Sure, anyway, Pavarotti and James Brown. I
don't see no Paparatti. I hear brother James giving it
(11:25):
all he got. Well, he's doing the first verse of
the first chorus. Pavarotti's coming up here. It wouldn't be
nothing without a woman. Look at that on stage there.
That is the blackest thing I've ever seen. Pavarotti's eyebrows
are the blackest thing I've ever seen in my life.
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
They look like they're stick ons because one of them
is higher than the other two.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
Look at that one. But that ain't any English, what's Italian? Yeah?
So you know what he's saying, kind of. I took
four semesters of Italian about twenty years ago. It did
nothing for you. I can really as a girl at
an Italian restaurant, but that's only Lasaga, all of that,
(12:06):
Olive Garden, all of it. But h usually the waiter
doesn't speak Italian. No, I mean in this town, the
waiter is usually a Mexican guy or a Vietnamese, so
they don't speak Italian anyway. The it's amazing recording. Could
you imagine just Kid Rock and Donald Trump putting while
listening to this music, just putting this like it's just
(12:27):
a normal thing man, just rocking out. Two legends listening
to two legends. You think they got a pretty good
sound system in a golf cart? I mean probably, I
probably think for a golf cart. Probably. It is kind
of an awesome photo. And then Kid Rock's wearing a
wife beater excuse me, a white tank top. It's supposed
to be called Trump's not. No, he's wearing exactly what
(12:50):
you think he'd be wearing, a Maga hatuit. Is he
golfing in a suit? Kid Rock has a white hat
on that says America first? Trump has a white maga
hat and then he's got on a presidential polo. It's
it's a golf shirt. Yeah, so it's just a golf
shirt with the presidential seal.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
That's exactly right. What a couple of cool guys. I
don't like skinny legs. Do you think Kid Rock lifts? Okay,
but you see he is skinny.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
But you noticed the he's got some like veins and
tendons popping out of his leg there. That tells me
he's wiry like me. Okay, you're just gonna keep up
with that wiry thing or i'my dude. I mean, ask
anyone around. They'll tell you Kenny is wiry Billy. It
is Kenny wary, not even cloaks billy. You don't know.
(13:33):
Your BMI is too high and not for a good reason.
You ever see Urban Cowboy? No, what's that? I'm just messing.
I'm just messing with you.
Speaker 2 (13:41):
That guy in there that uh, John Travolta had to
get after he was working there over at Gely, That
guy that was a wirey's own bitch right there, Not Travolta,
the guy that had been in prison.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
Boy. If you thought Urban Cowboy was good, you should
see the remake with Zach Effron, just mess think that
there Eathan is the thing. Do you guys ever see
the remake of Roadhouse. I know you were kind of
against it because you know it was Patrick Swayzee and
Sam Elliott and you're like, don't touch it. But I
actually watched that. Jake Jillenhall, Connor McGregor post Malone. Yeah,
(14:16):
that jillen Hall was actually pretty good at that. Why
actor is just you know, a crazy, wild maniac fighter
guy who just wants to punch people. So that was
good for him. That was his job in the movie.
And what does post Malone do in this film? No,
I'm not real sure. I remember he looks greasy. Yeah, that'said.
He seems like a cool guy, but he always looks dirty.
(14:38):
Yeah he does. I guess that's his thing. One of
our listeners posted in the Walt For those that don't know,
we've had it for years, but not a lot of
people know. There's a secret group on Facebook for Walton
and Johnson listeners. Oh it's a secret, so we can't
tell anybody about it. No, we can't. It's it's called
Walton and Johnson Listeners Unite. Sounds like there's not that
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(14:59):
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Walton and Johnson listeners, but we don't have any association
with them, not that we're against them. If you want
to start a group, go ahead, but ours is called
Walton and Johnson Listeners Unite with an exclamation mark, and
a guy in the group named Jay posted the following message.
Here's my fear. He says, uh huh. The Feds move
(15:20):
into arrest Minnesota Governor Tim Wallas, good, go get that
zobitch for the Somali Front stuffamn straight. But he gets
tipped off and disappears into the woods and they can't
capture him due to his manly outdoor skills. I love it.
That's brilliant, right. What would you do? Be like Rambo?
He'd be like Chubby Rambo. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Remember that guy that disappeared off into the Smoky Mountains
years ago because he was the Olympic bomber or something.
Speaker 1 (15:44):
I forget what he did.
Speaker 2 (15:45):
And people were helping him and he was hiding in
the woods and he'd you know, break into cabins and
you know, get some food or find a place to.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
Sleep for the night. I mean that guy.
Speaker 2 (15:55):
He ran from the federal government for a long time
before they rounded up that boy up.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
So Governor Tim Wallas, who's supposed to be an outdoorsman.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Yeah, he bragged about all of his uh well, he
was a football coach, an outdoorsman, and it turns out
he wasn't actually a football coach.
Speaker 1 (16:12):
He was one of.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
The like the water boys Karens who was supposed to
bring orange slices after the game.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
Now, about two weeks ago, this guy who claims to
be a hunter, even though we all saw that video
where he can't load a rifle, issued an executive order
to limit the amount of AMMO people can buy in
the state. Oh he did? Did he? Does that sound
like something a hunter would do? I don't think so.
That sound like something a gun user would do. What
would be the point? You've limited the amount of AMMO? Okay,
so what if someone wants to commit a mass shooting,
(16:39):
they just need to buy AMMO once a week for
a month or something. They got to save up their AMMO,
or just buy some illegal AMMO from a guy off
the back of a truck. I gotta think there's I
was not going to save anybody.
Speaker 2 (16:49):
I would tell you this. There's been a lot of
gunfire lately up in graft County. You know a place
Whip in the country out there God Country, and from
my place, I can hear all kinds of gunfire going
off all day and night. People are apparently doing target
practice er but it's it doesn't sound like they're zeroing
in their rifle for hunting or something. I mean, it
(17:11):
sounds like they are just blasting away for the pure
defund of shooting guns. And I think to myself, how
rich are these sons guns? Because AMMO, I don't know
if you've bought any lately, it got a little pricey
like everything else.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
I don't know why.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
They're just maybe it's old. Maybe they feel like it's
gonna expire soon and they got to get through it
or something. But I just can't shoot that much. I'm
saving mine for you know who needs it.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
I still have AMMO that I stockpiled from the Summer
of Love twenty twenty. But AMMO lasts like somewhere between
because your gun's all fell into the creek or I
don't have them anymore, right y, Yeah, But the AMO
lasts up to a couple of decades. As you keep
it in a temperature controlled room at low humidity, it's fine.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
Maybe they're going through their old a you know, you
stack it back to front. Maybe they reach in there
and get the old stuff out, push it back a
little bit.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
But to your point, though, Billy, do you want to
know why there is any anser AMO is getting pricier
due to a perfect storm of high demand, panic buying,
record gun sales, supply chain issues like post pandemic stuff,
labor shortages, increased raw material costs, copper lead, global conflicts
impacting supply potential, tariffs, all wall manufacturers struggle to keep
(18:30):
up with production. So there sounds good, but it's probably
the government doing it well, Billy, And I hate to
won't me to have AMMO. So they just make it
real expensive, don't they. I hate to be the one
to point it out, but yeah, Donald Trump did. Donald
Trump put bands on Russian AMMO imports and and then
he created tariffs, and that that made the cost to
(18:50):
AMMO go up. Now you can look, I've never been
a big fan of the tariffs, but I will admit
it hadn't been as bad as I thought it was
going to be. It hasn't, But to your point, it
was supposed to just kill the stock market.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
It's supposed to be like, you know, a Black Friday
or Black Monday or all the Black days.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
Whoa look go off on that African American days.
Speaker 2 (19:11):
If you're trans and you get dementia, then do you
just like go back to default settings.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
Walton and Johnson Radio Network
You know what just occurred to me. I think this
is a year in review episode. Oh yeah, I think
it was. Yeah, I thought we knew that. It's the
last show of the year. Well, that's why I brought
up the anniversary of the.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
French Quarter attack, terrorism that we were told wasn't terrorism
a year ago. We got all kinds of stuff looking
back over the year. The truck attack with the barricades
all down, the healthcare CEO shooting just took place about
a year ago.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
Don't forget the all female space launch. Oh that was
a big one. I don't even remember that. Katy Perry,
Oh yeah, Oh they went to space. Yeah, I have
to use quotes air quotes for that. Katy Perry blasted
off into space. She looked out the window of that
spaceship at the rocket and she said, wow, look at
the size of that globe. And then and then the
(00:47):
Earth looked back at her and said same to you, lady, Yeah,
look at you. We had.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
Greenland was all in the news last year because Trump
was president elect and he was already talking about how
we're gonna go by Greenland. And now a year later,
what do we got. We got Jeff Landry, a special
envoy to Greenland because we're I don't know if we're
gonna buy it, but we're going to maybe lease it.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
I don't care what anyone says. I think he's the
coolest governor in America. Jeff Landry is a real guy.
They're like, oh, but he's not perfect, okay, but is
he better than all the previous governors of Louisiana. Seems like, yeah,
he's an upgrade.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
He's not as entertaining as some of them, okay, which
can be a good thing.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
But when you talk to Jeff, don't you feel like
you're talking to a real person, not some politician? Really,
I really do. I don't feel like he has that
that error, that that element of inauthenticity, right, which drives
me nuts. That's what I hate. We meet politicians all
the time.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
Well that's just part of that that kun ass culture there,
that Cajun community there. They're just good, little, down to
earth kind of folks.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
I hate when I'm talking to politicians and they're talking,
they're talking at me, and they're using their talking points
on me. I'm like, dude, I've heard these talking by
I don't need you to tell me what you read
in the Pritage Society's email this morning, I don't care.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
Something else happening around this time of the year. Last
year California fires. I don't know if you remember that
or not, but a lot of people lost their lives
and those that didn't also lost their homes. And California
has rebuilt I think one home out of the hundreds
and hundreds that had been destroyed last year in the fires.
(02:25):
But this time last year also, I think today or
tomorrow is the anniversary of the Biden pardons. Sure, now
we didn't know about auto pin back then, we should
have realized that he wasn't up to the task. It
was the most presidential pardons in a single day in
the history of the world. Yeah, looking back at it,
(02:47):
we should have known he didn't have the energy. How
could he to do ten partons, much less hundreds. Do
you think they gave him a tiet red bull and
he just started sucking. No, it was autopin And now
they're reviewing that to see if that's a legitimate pardoner
or not.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
We all know about the fires in California, and then
they had a big music festival called Fire Aid. Yeah,
that was that was a good time there and fire
Aid was a scam, and that might confuse people because
there was this other music festival called fire Fest and
that was also a scam. Scam, And you're like, I
guess what we learned from this is if the word
fire appears in the name of a music festival, don't
go to it. Don't give him your money. No, that's
(03:27):
a bad idea. Are kinds of exciting things happening, all right,
Charlie Kirk. That was a pretty big deal.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
It wasn't look you know this time last year. It
was a look back at at the year twenty twenty five.
That was in September.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Pop Leo, Yeah, Jordan Hudson, what you do well? That
would be Built Belichick's girlfriend. Oh, the comeback of Charlie Sheen.
That was an interesting thing in the news. We didn't
expect to see. Good for him. I guess yeah. I
got nothing against the guy. What a year it's been,
and mostly I'll remember it as being a year of chaos.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
What about that Michae Lindell's story.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Now that ain't a look back, This is a look
at today. What's up with him? He's running for governor?
Huh my boy?
Speaker 2 (04:11):
Well, yeah, he is running for governor, and there's a
reason Minnesota need help. I don't know if y'all have
heard what's going on over there, but they led about
one hundred thousand Somalian pirates into the state and what
a surprise, the pirates stole all the booty. A booty,
I know what he's talking about. No pirate booty. He's
(04:32):
not like a lady booty, you know. Yeah, one hundred
thousand Somalian pirates came into the state and they found
the treasure chest and now it's theirs. No this headline.
I was a little surprised about it, but it turns
out if you read the story, Mike Lindell is all
in on this welfare fraud stuff going on, but he's
(04:52):
very concerned. He's not responsible, not respond responsible for exposing it.
That's great. Mike Lindelle is part the reason that this
massive welfare for aull network has been exposed because he's
out there saying stuff that other people find of hurt
their feelings.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
Here's my concern about Mike Lindell running for governor. He
might be too good for them. And here's why I
say that can affect the quality of his products. At
MyPillow dot com. It's a good question. They haven't elected
a Republican governor in Minnesota since twenty eleven, but that
guy wasn't a conservative. The last time they voted for
a Republican president in Minnesota, it was Richard Nixon. That's
(05:31):
how long ago it was we're talking about. I mean,
nobody that's my age was alive for a decade after that. Right,
that's how long it's all been. It's all been Democrats.
Mike Lindell is a real conservative. He's a good businessman.
It's a great story, rags to riches. I love a
good story.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
What I've realized is now that even if you don't
live in Minnesota, you might live in or near a
sanctuary city. You might have a sanctuary city in your state. Said,
is all this stuff is coming out about Minnesota. But
it ain't just there either. You know, we've already heard
about Maine, Main got a situation like that, Ohio, Pennsylvania.
(06:10):
It's just the opening a lot of states got to
be looking at themselves now, he said. Mike Lindall said,
they are into everything. They came over here and infiltrated
every single government, welfare Medicaid service available now. You know,
local politicians had to show these Somalians the way. They
(06:31):
had to give them that treasure map. Yeah, but they
are into education, autism services, childcare, Medicaid, health services, housing.
They even got one fraud situation here whatever they call it,
where they're given cars to people non medical emergency welfare.
You bring older people to the dentist and they're getting
(06:54):
all nobody in them. There's no kids lending the daycare,
there's no health service at the health service company, and
it's all coming out. A lot of the states got
the saying kind of thing going.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
On, and they probably think Mike Lindell is a bad
guy for pointing the of course, not just because he's
a Republican, but for saying it because look at Texas.
In Texas, we don't have sanctuary cities. And the reason
why is because in twenty seventeen, we passed Senate Bell
SB four basically banned all sanctuary cities and jurisdictions statewide
that would protect or adopt policies to protect illegal immigrants.
(07:27):
Fast forward to twenty twenty five, every Democrat in the
state of Texas is mad at Democrat Mayor John Whitmyer.
They're mad at him for not stopping Trump from deporting
the illegal immigrants, even though it would be illegal for
him to stop them, remember s before a few seconds ago,
even though it's the human trafficking capital of North America.
(07:47):
They love their crime and they want to keep their crime.
You're John Whitmeyer's the bad guy because he was elected
to fix potholes, not stop Trump.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
So anytime this stuff comes up about Minnesota or wherever
it's going to be now, Minnesota media is in on
the cover up. Mainstream media in on the cover up.
You go there, you think everything must be okay because
you don't see anything in the news about it in
Minnesota or anywhere else. Their governor, their lieutenant governor all
(08:16):
horrible people. So they blame President Trump for attacking the
vulnerable community, the Somalian community. Oh how dare you? It's
like the way they use children. That one of the
reasons they're into the you know, the the leering center.
To have all those kids at the daycare center where
they don't have they had to round some urchins up
(08:38):
and truck them in just for a little video to
show them. Oh yeah, the kids are all back. This
is not the time of the year the kids go back. No, no,
that's after January first.
Speaker 1 (08:47):
It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
But they brought them in anyway, for the optics, for
the look.
Speaker 1 (08:52):
But these people are all running a game on us.
We know it.
Speaker 2 (08:57):
But the media isn't telling half of the community because
half of the community just hates Trump doesn't want to
hear anything about it.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
And that's the wildest thing. So we're supposed to believe
these Muslims weren't at the daycare center, the leering center
last week because of Christmas, a holiday they don't celebrate.
But they are at the daycare center this week even
though New Year's is happening, which I think is a
holiday they acknowledge. Right, we're not driving to work just
this morning. I think we're the only people working. We're
(09:25):
the only ones in this building. Absolutely other morning shows
up and down the hall of this radio conglomeration, here,
this company, none of them are here. We're the hard
work and sons of guns that know you appreciate a
fresh daily news update. You know, it's not fair that
we just care more than everyone else. There was no
traffic my drive in this morning. It was dark. I
(09:48):
saw maybe two cars off in a distance somewhere, and
it might have been you guys. Here's why equity's bad.
If every time the other radio shows around here missed work,
if we also missed work, that would be equity. Instead,
we work a little harder. There you go. That's not equity.
That's just what we do. We gain happy. That's what
we call broadcast supremacy. We're broadcast supremacists. Is that a
(10:10):
good thing? I don't know. It depends who you ask.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
This guy get in calm and this when a phella
can I put in a hard day's work, but in
eleven twelve hours a day, and they ain't getting a
truck in the lace rang one or two beers.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
They're making it laws where you can't drink when you
want to, can't you have to wear a seat belt
when you're driving. And CHRISI, we're gonna become this country.
This is the Walton and Johnson show. Kill a bun
of James. So Kid Rock recently went golfing with Donald Trump.
They're in a golf cart together. You would assume there
(10:42):
would be nothing about music that Donald Trump could tell
Kid Rock that Kid Rock didn't already know turns out
there was something. Oh was there? Donald Trump turned kid
rock onto This being a man's w It's James Brown
with Paveratti doing a live performance with what no a Pomeranian? Uh,
(11:04):
the Italian singer he passed away in two thousand and
seven opera singer, right, Lucian Pavara Lucciano Pavarotti. Wasn't he
one of the four tenors? Three tenors? Yeah? Nobody knows
how many tenors there were. Yeah, and there were two
of them that people could name, and then there was
that other guy. Sure, anyway, Pavarotti and James Brown. I
don't see no Paparatti. I hear brother James giving it
(11:25):
all he got. Well, he's doing the first verse of
the first chorus. Pavarotti's coming up here. It wouldn't be
nothing without a woman. Look at that on stage there.
That is the blackest thing I've ever seen. Pavarotti's eyebrows
are the blackest thing I've ever seen in my life.
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
They look like they're stick ons because one of them
is higher than the other two.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
Look at that one. But that ain't any English, what's Italian? Yeah?
So you know what he's saying, kind of. I took
four semesters of Italian about twenty years ago. It did
nothing for you. I can really as a girl at
an Italian restaurant, but that's only Lasaga, all of that,
(12:06):
Olive Garden, all of it. But h usually the waiter
doesn't speak Italian. No, I mean in this town, the
waiter is usually a Mexican guy or a Vietnamese, so
they don't speak Italian anyway. The it's amazing recording. Could
you imagine just Kid Rock and Donald Trump putting while
listening to this music, just putting this like it's just
(12:27):
a normal thing man, just rocking out. Two legends listening
to two legends. You think they got a pretty good
sound system in a golf cart? I mean probably, I
probably think for a golf cart. Probably. It is kind
of an awesome photo. And then Kid Rock's wearing a
wife beater excuse me, a white tank top. It's supposed
to be called Trump's not. No, he's wearing exactly what
(12:50):
you think he'd be wearing, a Maga hatuit. Is he
golfing in a suit? Kid Rock has a white hat
on that says America first? Trump has a white maga
hat and then he's got on a presidential polo. It's
it's a golf shirt. Yeah, so it's just a golf
shirt with the presidential seal.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
That's exactly right. What a couple of cool guys. I
don't like skinny legs. Do you think Kid Rock lifts? Okay,
but you see he is skinny.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
But you noticed the he's got some like veins and
tendons popping out of his leg there. That tells me
he's wiry like me. Okay, you're just gonna keep up
with that wiry thing or i'my dude. I mean, ask
anyone around. They'll tell you Kenny is wiry Billy. It
is Kenny wary, not even cloaks billy. You don't know.
(13:33):
Your BMI is too high and not for a good reason.
You ever see Urban Cowboy? No, what's that? I'm just messing.
I'm just messing with you.
Speaker 2 (13:41):
That guy in there that uh, John Travolta had to
get after he was working there over at Gely, That
guy that was a wirey's own bitch right there, Not Travolta,
the guy that had been in prison.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
Boy. If you thought Urban Cowboy was good, you should
see the remake with Zach Effron, just mess think that
there Eathan is the thing. Do you guys ever see
the remake of Roadhouse. I know you were kind of
against it because you know it was Patrick Swayzee and
Sam Elliott and you're like, don't touch it. But I
actually watched that. Jake Jillenhall, Connor McGregor post Malone. Yeah,
(14:16):
that jillen Hall was actually pretty good at that. Why
actor is just you know, a crazy, wild maniac fighter
guy who just wants to punch people. So that was
good for him. That was his job in the movie.
And what does post Malone do in this film? No,
I'm not real sure. I remember he looks greasy. Yeah, that'said.
He seems like a cool guy, but he always looks dirty.
(14:38):
Yeah he does. I guess that's his thing. One of
our listeners posted in the Walt For those that don't know,
we've had it for years, but not a lot of
people know. There's a secret group on Facebook for Walton
and Johnson listeners. Oh it's a secret, so we can't
tell anybody about it. No, we can't. It's it's called
Walton and Johnson Listeners Unite. Sounds like there's not that
bigger secret there. Well, just for our listeners. I don't
(14:59):
want anybody else to And uh, there's other groups for
Walton and Johnson listeners, but we don't have any association
with them, not that we're against them. If you want
to start a group, go ahead, but ours is called
Walton and Johnson Listeners Unite with an exclamation mark, and
a guy in the group named Jay posted the following message.
Here's my fear. He says, uh huh. The Feds move
(15:20):
into arrest Minnesota Governor Tim Wallas, good, go get that
zobitch for the Somali Front stuffamn straight. But he gets
tipped off and disappears into the woods and they can't
capture him due to his manly outdoor skills. I love it.
That's brilliant, right. What would you do? Be like Rambo?
He'd be like Chubby Rambo. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Remember that guy that disappeared off into the Smoky Mountains
years ago because he was the Olympic bomber or something.
Speaker 1 (15:44):
I forget what he did.
Speaker 2 (15:45):
And people were helping him and he was hiding in
the woods and he'd you know, break into cabins and
you know, get some food or find a place to.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
Sleep for the night. I mean that guy.
Speaker 2 (15:55):
He ran from the federal government for a long time
before they rounded up that boy up.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
So Governor Tim Wallas, who's supposed to be an outdoorsman.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Yeah, he bragged about all of his uh well, he
was a football coach, an outdoorsman, and it turns out
he wasn't actually a football coach.
Speaker 1 (16:12):
He was one of.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
The like the water boys Karens who was supposed to
bring orange slices after the game.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
Now, about two weeks ago, this guy who claims to
be a hunter, even though we all saw that video
where he can't load a rifle, issued an executive order
to limit the amount of AMMO people can buy in
the state. Oh he did? Did he? Does that sound
like something a hunter would do? I don't think so.
That sound like something a gun user would do. What
would be the point? You've limited the amount of AMMO? Okay,
so what if someone wants to commit a mass shooting,
(16:39):
they just need to buy AMMO once a week for
a month or something. They got to save up their AMMO,
or just buy some illegal AMMO from a guy off
the back of a truck. I gotta think there's I
was not going to save anybody.
Speaker 2 (16:49):
I would tell you this. There's been a lot of
gunfire lately up in graft County. You know a place
Whip in the country out there God Country, and from
my place, I can hear all kinds of gunfire going
off all day and night. People are apparently doing target
practice er but it's it doesn't sound like they're zeroing
in their rifle for hunting or something. I mean, it
(17:11):
sounds like they are just blasting away for the pure
defund of shooting guns. And I think to myself, how
rich are these sons guns? Because AMMO, I don't know
if you've bought any lately, it got a little pricey
like everything else.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
I don't know why.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
They're just maybe it's old. Maybe they feel like it's
gonna expire soon and they got to get through it
or something. But I just can't shoot that much. I'm
saving mine for you know who needs it.
Speaker 1 (17:39):
I still have AMMO that I stockpiled from the Summer
of Love twenty twenty. But AMMO lasts like somewhere between
because your gun's all fell into the creek or I
don't have them anymore, right y, Yeah, But the AMO
lasts up to a couple of decades. As you keep
it in a temperature controlled room at low humidity, it's fine.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
Maybe they're going through their old a you know, you
stack it back to front. Maybe they reach in there
and get the old stuff out, push it back a
little bit.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
But to your point, though, Billy, do you want to
know why there is any anser AMO is getting pricier
due to a perfect storm of high demand, panic buying,
record gun sales, supply chain issues like post pandemic stuff,
labor shortages, increased raw material costs, copper lead, global conflicts
impacting supply potential, tariffs, all wall manufacturers struggle to keep
(18:30):
up with production. So there sounds good, but it's probably
the government doing it well, Billy, And I hate to
won't me to have AMMO. So they just make it
real expensive, don't they. I hate to be the one
to point it out, but yeah, Donald Trump did. Donald
Trump put bands on Russian AMMO imports and and then
he created tariffs, and that that made the cost to
(18:50):
AMMO go up. Now you can look, I've never been
a big fan of the tariffs, but I will admit
it hadn't been as bad as I thought it was
going to be. It hasn't, But to your point, it
was supposed to just kill the stock market.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
It's supposed to be like, you know, a Black Friday
or Black Monday or all the Black days.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
Whoa look go off on that African American days.
Speaker 2 (19:11):
If you're trans and you get dementia, then do you
just like go back to default settings.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
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