When Have the Democrats Ever Played by the Rules?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
And Democrats have done this forever. That's why I use
the line that he liked Larry Flint's hustler saying Playboy
allows nudity and it's wrong. And in this case, the
Democrats are Larry Flint. Governor Abbott's actions in Texas are
one constitutional with the Texas Constitution and they had the

(00:21):
backing of history, which I'm going to get to in
just a moment here. But these conservative Texans there, they're
they're playing tit for tat. That's the only game that
Democrats understand. They don't play by the rules. Do they
you think they do? Or they don't you think they
play by the rules? New York Governor Hochel, listen to this.

(00:42):
This will make you want to vomit just a little
in your mouth.

Speaker 2 (00:46):
If we don't fight for our democracy, we're doomed to
lose it. That's how high the stakes are right now
and New York State are normal redisseting. The next election
would be occurring twenty thirty two.

Speaker 1 (00:58):
I'm going to do whatever I.

Speaker 2 (00:59):
Can can to literally change the constitution of New York
State to allow us to have an election with the
lines that we draw. This is how they're going to
play the game. We're going to fight fire with fire.
I didn't want to take on this fight. I've always
filed the rules. Democrats always follow the rules.

Speaker 3 (01:16):
Do that.

Speaker 2 (01:17):
I've always filed the rules. Democrats always follow the rules.

Speaker 1 (01:20):
Uh, and I don't fight fire with fire. You fight
fire with water.

Speaker 2 (01:23):
To allow us to have an election with the lines
that we draw, this is how they're going to play
the game.

Speaker 1 (01:28):
We're going to fight fire with fire, all right, Anyhow,
that's one of those sayings. It doesn't make a whole
lot of sense. Yeah, the Texas flying jackasses. Oh they
want a debate, Well, there'll be a debate. I think
they've reached a dead end. They're protesting. If you don't

(01:50):
know what I'm talking about, flying donkeys. The Democrats left
Texas so that they wouldn't have to go in and
vote on the redistrict king. If you're not there, you
can't vote, So they fled to northern States. Now they're
gonna be coming back with the tails between their legs,
and guess what, life will go back to normal. They're
gonna try in every way to save face on this.
They've been playing this game a lot longer than Republicans.

Speaker 4 (02:13):
Have.

Speaker 1 (02:13):
Now they're getting open up. Here's the taste of your
old medicine. Swallett, Swallet. You want to talk about jerry Mandarin,
you really want to do? You want to have a
talk about what you've been doing for decades? Well, whip
out the maps they did. Even Stephen Colbert, what's going

(02:33):
to Pritzker? When he had him on and going, why
does this map look like a scorpion tail curling up?
Even here in California congresson Tom mclin's augus, my congressman.
Why is he the congressman for the guy in Lake Tahoe.
None of this makes sense. The twenty twenty census counted
the legal aliens, and that is huge. You don't even

(02:55):
Republicans don't need need to fight on the jerry mandarin.
Really at this point, just be like, okay, we'll give you,
we'll stop the jerry mandering. Let's redo the census then, yeah,
let's do that. That right there would level the playing field. Now,
let's redo the census and continue on getting the jerry

(03:17):
managering fix. I just corrected myself in mid thought there.
Now let's get it right. Everywhere we know US Census
Bureau admitted twenty twenty census count of the American population
population was incorrect and at least fourteen states. So just
that right, there is enough to do that if you
got the Census Bureau going ooop, we messed up. We're

(03:39):
kind of like high speed rail. We don't know how
to count. Yeah, Florida did not receive two additional congressional
seats in Texas did not receive one more as a
result of these errors. So other states of Minnesota, Rhode
Island eachs retained the seat that they would have lost
California and gained a new seat that they should not
have been entitled to. This redistrict king in Texas they're
trying to correct with the Justice Department correctly called unconstitutionally

(04:04):
racially based Jerry manderin it will ensure over two million
new residents in Texas are entitled to fair representation. That's
what Abbot and the Texans are saying there. But you
know what we have we have learned that they they
don't they don't have to face consequences until recently. Don't

(04:25):
you kind of feel that way that they're like a
spoiled little kid that found out that there's a new
dean headmaster at the school. You little rich snotty nosed
kids aren't gonna keep getting away. Huh huh. In life,
when you do things, there are repercussions, and the repercussions

(04:47):
are what we call consequences. So when these flying jackasses
come back to Texas, all right, time out, let's talk now. No, no,
you don't get a time out. I wouldn't give them
a time out. From the moment that they arrive. I
ain't gonna see it ain't gonna happen. Here's newsom to
President Trump. Listen to this clown.

Speaker 3 (05:09):
Clown the President Trump, it's time to stand down. It's
time to make another phone call to Greg Abbatt. This
time instead of calling him and telling them your quote
unquote entitled to five congressional seats, it's time to tell
him to stand down. It's time to recognize that democracy
is at risk. It's time to dare I say, do

(05:29):
the right thing? Actually, see see how that feels for
you doing the right thing?

Speaker 1 (05:34):
Yeah? Yeah, Ho would it feel for you doing the
right thing? Huh? Come on that, chuir? I get it? Yeah,
I know you do.

Speaker 3 (05:39):
If you don't, California will neutralize anything you do in
the state of Texas. California will continue to punch above
its weight. We believe in democracy. We believe in the
enduring values of our founding fathers two hundred and forty
nine years. We're not gonna sit back passively. We're not
gonna sit back and watch you like democracy on fire.

Speaker 1 (06:00):
You will fight fire with fire. Oh, you'll fight fire
with fire. Did that go out on the two am
teleprompter talking points? No, we wish we had water to
fight the fires. Governor Jackass, what about the building permits?
Huh where are they? I get it? No, you don't,
you are what about it? I'm done with Gavin Newsome man.

(06:22):
Let's let's go talk to a California representative here that
actually has the people's back.

Speaker 5 (06:31):
Yeah, we're soon. Else's subpoenas and there are actually some activity.

Speaker 1 (06:34):
What in the world I'm supposed to be playing Nancy
Pelosi here, Let's go to Nancy Pelosi. Republicans have no chance.

Speaker 6 (06:43):
Sorry, the Republicans are acting because they have bankruptcy of ideas.
They have nothing, no winning ideas to present to the
American people, and they cannot defend their actions legitimately. So
they're trying to do it and brig it in illegitimately trying.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
To rig it, said Nancy south Park Pelosi. She's so
thankful they did what they.

Speaker 6 (07:06):
Did, and I joined them in welcoming the courageous members
of the Texas delegation who are here. We thank you
not only for your courage but for your patriotism. For
your patriotism. I've said before, at the beginning of our country,
Thomas Paine said, the Times have found us. Times found
them to form a new country, to write a constitution,

(07:28):
and the rest. Thank god they made it amendable. That's
an applause line.

Speaker 1 (07:35):
South Park Pelosi continue on here.

Speaker 6 (07:38):
The president is paved over the rose garden. He's paved
over freedom of speech, He's paved over freedom of education.
The list goes on and on, independent judiciary, rule of law,
pave it over, pave it over. But we all not
let he's gone too far. We will not let him
pave over free and faire elections in our country, starting

(07:59):
with what he's trying to do in Texas. Countering that,
so this isn't too wrongs as was mentioned, it's not
a wrong in what we're doing. This is self defense
for our democracy. They have stricken, they have hid out
at our our democracy, and we are here to defend it.

Speaker 1 (08:20):
Thank you. Seventeen eighty seven, the United States basically on
the brink of collapse under the Articles of Confederation, and
they said, guys, let's get together in Philadelphia, let's draw
a new constitution. There were some delegates from Pennsylvania. They
were little leary, they weren't all for the strong federal government.

(08:43):
And you know what they did. They bolted out of
Philadelphia to avoid a quorum, which is what the Democrats
did in Texas in the state capitol in Austin. They
bolted to avoid a quorum. They were trying to derail
the entire constitutional convention. There, ladies and gentlemen. Commodore John Berry, yeah,

(09:06):
he's a revolutionary war hero. He got his hands a
little dirty because on September eighteenth of seventeen eighty seven,
Commodore John Berry and his bandit sailors hunted down the runways.
They dragged him back to what they were calling the
State House in Pennsylvania. Right there in Philadelphia, one delegate

(09:29):
was reportedly thrown over a railing into the chamber and
he was yelling out loud about the rough treatment. Yeah,
so I had Jack to be carried into the chamber,
and Benjamin Franklin was there, and they literally had to
carry him in in a chair because he was having
some failing health. And he shot back to the guy

(09:51):
they had just thrown over the railing. So was I, sir.
That action restored the quorum. That action that they did
of finding the runaways secured the Pennsylvania the Philadelphia vote,
and that saved the Constitution and with it now looking
at history the United States of America. So you Democrats,

(10:16):
you better be careful about that debate. You want what
you're asking for, because you will lose. You know what's
gonna happen. Governor Abbot's gonna roll up to the front
window of your fancy Austin restaurant where you're out there
eating right holding court. He's gonna tap on the window
and tell you he's got Attorney General Bondi's phone number.

Speaker 7 (10:36):
This is the Trevor Cherry Show on The Valley's Power
Talk League Baseball.

Speaker 1 (10:42):
The average rating is a ninety four and she got
a ninety three to one below, So we'll give her
a bravo and a game and a doubleheader. There had
to be a little nerve racking. I would say it's
gonna be different man, I and an average An average
guy has more trouble getting angry at a woman than

(11:04):
a man. So I just wonder how that dynamic's gonna
play out. Right, it's different. I don't care what you're
a feminist, treat me like a man. Sorry, a little
different feel Speaking of not men, we have a governor
that's trying to run for for big time office. Yeah,

(11:28):
why don't we put this in your national campaigns. Ten
thousand homes in your state down in La Go go dry,
boil your water or you could get sick. Porter Ranch,
Branada Hills lost water right in a heat way, possible contamination. Yeah,
it's gonna look real good for a presidential campaign. You

(11:49):
run a state where you can't even flush a toilet.
Man America notices take notice. Boil water notice District twenty nine.
And also Malibou, one of the wealthiest places in the world,
has to boil their water. He cleans that he's leading
the nation. This is California.

Speaker 4 (12:12):
People are here in Porter Ranch loading up on bottled water.
It's being handed out at several locations because the taps
have run dry due to a stuck valve in the
DWP system.

Speaker 1 (12:30):
Maybe they can get it back up. I saw a
long line of people in Bottle Water. We still got
communities here in the valley that don't. That's just their
life year round, never fixed. Even though he comes down
here and tries to hit the valley a big o'
pickle hug. Yeah, creepy man, he really is okay for us. No,

(12:51):
I always say with our school district here that you know,
we barely beat Detroit. We're the worst this side of
the Mississippi. Well, at least I'm sorry for the A
fourteen hundred and those that listened on ninety six seven
down in the South Valley. Byselia was ranked the least
educated city in the United States, not California, and in

(13:13):
the United States they placed first in wallet Hubs ranking
of the most and least educated cities in America. They
did one hundred and fifty largest metro areas across eleven
categories included the shriff of adults twenty five and older
with a bachelor's degree or higher in the quality of
the public school systems Bycelia least educated city Presno, we

(13:34):
were given honorable mention. But out of the top ten
least educated cities here in the valley, six of the cities, uh,
let me just read here stock to Well Vicelia was
one hundred and fiftieth ranked. Stockton was one forty four,
Fresno one forty five, Medesto one forty six, bakers So
one forty seven, McCallen, Texas one forty eight, Brownsville, Texas

(13:57):
one forty nine. By Salea won fifty. What we notice
about all those places are high influx of the illegal aliens.
A lot of people that come from other countries might
not be educated to that degree of having a degree.
And I plawed anybody that was focused and disciplined enough

(14:20):
to get your college degree. Some continued past past the
four years got additional degrees. I did not. I didn't.
I didn't finish junior college. I went about a year
and a half, kept my business law book in my
bedroom for years. You know, yeah, yeah, I was thinking
about then. But looking back at at twenty year old Trevor,

(14:43):
then I would tell him today to finish, go get
a business degree. You don't know what you want to do,
but go get a bit that'll help you, no matter
what go ahead? You just got two and a half
more years. But back then that seemed like forever twenty
years old too. I'm gonna be almost twenty three, would he?

(15:03):
I'm gonna be a famous DJ in La or New York.
Who needs college? I told my buddy ree Sutton, just
that name sounds like a guy you shouldn't be talking
about future plans with. He looked like Sammy hagar.

Speaker 6 (15:15):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (15:16):
That's what I told Reese Sutton as we walked off
the junior college campus in Chico in the spring of
eighty six to go play golf. It just hit me. Here,
bam from the past. Another story just hit me. During
the divorce process of four, my soon to be ex
wife came to pick up the kids and her dad

(15:38):
rode up with her from Coloro Springs to Denver. But
as the kids were getting in the car, I heard
I handed her my first news talked to him on
CD and I said, hey, hey, get us a listen
on the drive home, and she took it and looked
up at me from behind the stereomoon and said, loud
and proud, but you don't have a college degree. Hey,

(15:59):
what's a It's a good old fashioned American divorce without
some you know, trying to explode up your ex's dreams
but their aspirations. Right. I didn't know it at the time,
but I should have replied, well, Rush Limball didn't go
to college either. I didn't know it at the time, right,

(16:20):
and you're going it's never too late to go back.
I would be security would be called at me at
any I don't care whatever university you want to say,
go with what they're teaching and the things that I
would hear in those classrooms. Oh no, uh huh no,

(16:40):
do it online at night? Are you kidding me? You
think I'm gona waste the rest of my biological time studying.
I do that from seven am until I shut down.
So no, not a whole lot of time. And again,
if I could tell myself to go back with way
more canvas that hasn't been painted yet on that white
canvas when you're twenty years old, I would say, yes,

(17:01):
college degree matters. I was talking with a young man.
Let's see, this is last week and I'll just leave
it at this. His dad's a politician and I've actually
interviewed him in the past, and he was giving me
the background of what he's done the last few years.
And when he said, yeah, I'm about to finish my
degree at Fresnel State, just in me I had okay, good,

(17:24):
he's on the right path. You see how that sounds
and feels to people because it's what it says to
me now, and it's true. I was going to play
golf of three something. I wasn't focused. It shows that
you're focused, even at a young age, that you're an
individual like that says no, I can't, I got a study.
It shows commitment. It shows, you know, making the commitment

(17:47):
and finishing it to the end. So if you're looking
to hire somebody and they go, well, what's the matter
if they have a college degree or not, this doesn't
even involve that. Well, it kind of tells me that
they're going to be committed to the end of this
project because they've already shown that discipline over those four years.
Because in high school you're forced, you're told to go

(18:09):
to school. Then you find out at that marker right
there where you become an adult at eighteen and you
can choose whether or not you want to a lot
of people feel forced by family, but I guarantee you
when their thirties and forties and older. They're going, I'm
glad they forced me. All right, that's my spiel right there,
and I'm sticking to it. Thanks re Settfinn. I think

(18:30):
he even beat me in golf that day and I
lost some money.

Speaker 7 (18:34):
This is the Trevor Terry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (18:39):
Wow, all right, we got a lot going on, man,
we really do. Former prosecutor Jack Smith, you know, the
lawfair attorney. He's being investigated New York Attorney General Latitia
James under grand jury investigation. Now an undercover former Trump
ag Bill Barr was allegedly teaming up up in plotting

(19:01):
prosecution to block candidate Trump for making a comeback. Wow, wow,
and wow. But what caught my ears this weekend was
something Vice President jad Van said. I'm going to relay
that to you and let you hear him say it
in a minute. But back to Jack Smith, the prosecutor,
former Trump prosecutor, all the classified documents, remember that all

(19:23):
the lawfare in New York for the election, Trump had
come out and talk at five point thirty on the
streets of men. Hatney looked tired. He'd just been shot.
Those scoundrels trying to overturn. Both cases were dismissed after
Trump was elected and Smith resigned as Special counsel. But

(19:45):
he's now under investigation by the Office of Special Counsel
looking into his conduct. He was a tool man. He
was a Joe Biden Autopian tool, Kamala campaign tool. He
rushed the trial, cheery selection. Hey, let's look at the calendar.
Let's start it a yeah, two weeks before the Iowa cauxus.

(20:07):
That'd give Jake mouth flapper tappera enough to be saying
to not allow Trump to become president again. No other trial,
no other case. We come to trial this quickly? Never
and oh boy, they covered it to damage Trump, did they? Not?

(20:27):
A whistle blower currently under indictment by the Department of
Justice and granted political asylum in an undisclosed foreign country.
That's a mouthful, isn't it. A whistleblower currently under indictment
by Department adjusted Justice granted political asylum in an undisclosed country.

(20:48):
They think it's Brazil, but provided Project Veritas with evidence
now leedging secret meetings by former ag Bill Barr, media
figure Armstrong Williams and DC insiders to play on the
prosecution of President Trump. Patricia Laiz she was hired in
twenty twenty one by Armstrong Williams Media company, and she's

(21:11):
claiming she attended dozens of meetings where Bill Barr was there.
They're just talking about strategies to go after Trump supporters
and block any kind of comeback whatsoever. And she actually
provided Project Garatas with handwritten notes photos documenting these sessions
that took place from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty three.
I tell you that Bill Barr Man William Barr, Attorney General,

(21:34):
remembers seemed like a decent guy. Twenty twenty one, a
meeting involving herself, Armstrong Williams, commentator Shermichael Singleton, and former
Attorney General Bill Barr focused on strategizing for the newly
formed January sixth Committee said the Notes revial that Barr

(21:54):
gave a list of targets Steve Bannon, Giuliani, Enrique Tario, oathkeepers,
proud boys. We'll see what happens with this. How deep
is the rot? How deep was the rot? And Trump
one point zero that's something that Trump two point zero
wants to know. So we'll keep our eyes on this whistleblower,

(22:18):
because that led me to think, here, what Vice President
Vance could have been talking about. And you've heard me
say on this show multiple times. I've stated that, Man,
I wish say we'd quit releasing this and then waiting
a few days and releasing this and holding a press
conference and ag Bondi saying this, and FBI Director Petel
saying this, and oh damn, Bongino said he saw things

(22:39):
he couldn't even believe. Say, quit throwing those things out,
be quiet, go investigate, get everything in order, lay it
out on the table, then bring your charges. All right,
let's go here. VP Vance caught my ear.

Speaker 5 (22:59):
Yeah, we're enoughena is and there are actually some active investigations.
I think that probably he won't be fully aware of
until we announce the conclusion of those investigations.

Speaker 1 (23:07):
But the President has been to hear that that would
send a little more of a chill amongst them. See,
this is the way that I'm going to assume they're
doing it with some major major things here. Listen to
the Vice president again, you're not going to know about
it until we announce it.

Speaker 5 (23:25):
Bingo, Yeah, we're something else to subpoenas and there are
actually some active investigations. I think that probably he won't
be fully aware of until we announce the conclusion of
those investigations. But the President has been very clear, the
Attorney General, the FBI director have been very clear. They
are looking at lawbreaking and for people who broke the law,
it's not going to be a slap on the wrist,
We're sorry, have a nice life. It's going to be

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you've got to face consequences for it. And I really
think it's it's our sacred obligation to the American people
to ensure that those who broke the law pay the price.

Speaker 1 (23:55):
For and hopefully they will. House Oversight Committee told the
following individuals appear for your deposition. They issued subpoenas. Let's
see former Secretary of State Hillary She's in October. Bill
Clinton's in October. Former Attorney General Garlands in October. FBI

(24:18):
Director James I'm afraid they're gonna kill me. Comey's in October.
September FBI Director Mueller, US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, US
Attorney General Eric Holder Formers September thirtieth. This month, it's
the eleventh so on the eighteenth Bill, barr Hey, Billy boy,

(24:38):
what about the whistle blower? Did you meet with people
were you're planning Trump's demise? Billy boy? We'll see on
August eighteenth, then on August twentieth, former US Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales and then former US Attorney General Jeff Sessions
on August twenty eighth. That's what we know so far.
What are they looking into? The Vice President of Vance

(24:59):
was talking about the we're not going to know until
they release it. Was it something that I've thought about
numerous times, and with all the chaos and everything that's
been going on, how in the world can we keep
track of all of this? But nobody ever really looked
into the allegations at Attorney General Loretta Lynch working with

(25:19):
the Clinton campaign to tamper down all Hillary's emails. Now
that we know about the secret Russian intelligence memo inside
the government in twenty sixteen, they say it was so
concerning that FIO director Comy actually broke ranks with Loretta
Lynch during the Hillary email probe. The Special Counsel John

(25:42):
Jeram report. Thankfully Tulsea Gabber the newly released on this
the memos public. You can go see it. Russian sources
hack the government, private things, Open Society Foundation formerly the
Soros Foundation, and they thought what they got was enough
to bring directly to Obama. And for James, I'm afraid
they're gonna kill me. Comy he sidelined his boss bypassed.

(26:06):
Justice announced no charges brought against Hillary Clinton. Memory, did that?
We like what we thought you were?

Speaker 7 (26:12):
What?

Speaker 1 (26:13):
Huh? Nothing nothing to see here, Please keep moving. Yeah,
we know they were applying pressure on Comy shut down
the email investigation via Attorney General Loretta Lynch. So when
she's called forward, you know they're gonna be asking her
about these things. The pressure, all of this that was

(26:35):
put on Comy, THU Attorney General Loretta Lynch. Do you
remember when Loretta met with a Bill out on the
tarmac and Phoenix. There were pictures of that. Oh, we
were just talking about grandkids and recipes. Really, Loretta Lynch
and Bill Clinton, the Attorney General and the husband of

(26:56):
Hillary just hat planes happened to just tip one and
we decided to get out and shame some recipes and
talk about the grandkids. That's what they said. Man, I
don't know who all was Loretta Lynch involved with? Well,
let's hope. Speaking of New York Attorney Attorney Attorney General

(27:21):
current Latisa James, she's actually undergrand jury investigation by the DOJ.
How can we keep track of all this? I don't
know how Trump does it. All this going on, and
he's like, let's declassify marijuana. It's so much going on
right now. New York Attorney General under criminal investigation because

(27:42):
she targeted President Trump. She didn't even lie about it.
She campaigned on it. Elect me and I'll come up
with something in the future to get him. Let's rewind
that campaign commercial, shall we? Letitia? You tell Loretta we're
waiting for her next. We got Letitia in here right now.
Subpoenas have been sent allegation she engaged in what's called

(28:05):
a deprivation of rights, that's the legal term when she
targeted Trump and went after him once. She also under
investigation from mortgage fraud or something like that as well.
She's got her hands full. Jack Smith got his hands full.
And there's a lot of people now to get me

(28:28):
subpoena to come testify in front of Congress. That's kind
that's kind of a big deal. Maybe some will defy it,
and then what happens, do they? I guess that'd be
what the sergeant of arms goes out and arrest them,
cuff her up, cuff her up? Who knows? Who knows?

(28:52):
And think of this, If they had behaved, if Democrats
had behaved themselves and been proper, we wouldn't be doing
all these investigations. We wouldn't be having to go around
the country and find millions of unvetted illegal aliens. Think
of all the money that they waste US voters that
don't vote Republican. Why do you keep doing this? Do

(29:12):
you really think it's Republicans creating the chaos?

Speaker 8 (29:17):
Show me where.

Speaker 1 (29:20):
If you got a weekend, I can show you video highlight,
audio highlight for two straight days, and we wouldn't even
tap into three percent of the Democrat outrage and the
chaos that they have created. You know it's true, yes,
but we're fighting back for what? What are you fighting

(29:41):
for that Tony can become Tanya and keep it from
the parents that unvetted people deserve to roam around? What
are you fighting for? You're not You're just against one
thing and it's President Trump and you can't give it
up up, give it up or whatever you're involved with,

(30:06):
will end up look like Colbert and Howard Stern.

Speaker 7 (30:09):
This is the Trevor Terry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (30:14):
A man has been arrested in connection to that shooting
involved a group of teenagers Friday night. It was at
Fowler Avenue. Police arrived found a fifteen year old male
suffering from a gunshot wound. They were able to identify
eighteen year old Julian Ulloa as the shooter. According to police,

(30:35):
he approached the victims three other juveniles ask if they
were part of a gang. So in singer eight o'clock
at night, you're walking, you get guy rolls up, You're
part of a gang. They denied any connection and left,
but this guy followed them then fire shot at the group.
Police set up a perimeter around the area able to
locate this man. He was arrested for multiple counts of

(30:56):
attempted murder. This is a influencer out there on social
media that was arrested. He's putting up videos of him
escaping the CHP and his BMW four high speed pursuits. Ah,
you didn't get me, and then he'd posts it up
on social media. They said at times he hit speeds
of one hundred and seventy miles an hour, so he

(31:21):
kept showing up on their radar, putting his videos up. Well,
they got him, they were ready helicopter. He was arrested
felony evading police. His car impounded. Social media deleted. That's attempted.
I call that attempted murder that you got away with.

(31:42):
I had had you heard of that guy? You had
heard of him? He was getting pretty famous out there?
Oh you had? Oh you saw the news story yet
and he wasn't that famous out there? Yeah, that's infamous.
I guess. Yeah, all right. Director Ryan Nigel did look
into this. Thank you. This is the story out last
week with President Trump back on Howard Stern whatever hadn't

(32:05):
talked to him in a long time, his show on
the Way Out, But based on insider accounts like Jackie
Marlin that was on his show, photo analysis showing unnatural
hair movement at least Trump's blows in the wind, you
know it's attached. Is or saying Howard Stern likely does

(32:27):
wear a hair system. You never heard it? Called that.
Howard Stern denied it in twenty eleven and denied it
in twenty nineteen. Claiming it's all his natural hair. Now
they've also had paparazzi shots of him out. Now, let
me run down and get a coffee. He said it

(32:50):
shows him bald or under a cap, and that it's
been confirmed his dad was bald. Yeah, well we know
he dies his hair color. I don't understand that now
with women. Hey always used to that that's how society

(33:10):
does it. That's does that. But when you see that,
you know that. I don't know seventy year old guy
hald Stern seventy one, he's gonna be seventy one. Yeah,
he's seventy one. Now, yeah, you're not gonna be jet
black hair. I don't think that happens naturally to anybody.
There's no person of that age that has that kind

(33:32):
of hair color. N ain't buying it. Ain't buying it. Yeah.
He uh. He went to the He used to be
like working class guy Howard that you listen to him,
and he started supporting the mr NA injections and mocking people,

(33:53):
calling people that would not take the COVID experimental mr
NA injection imbeciles, demanding mandatory compliance. Dude, you used to
fight government control. That was his whult and they started
attacking Trump supporters, saying he despised Trump supporters. He said,

(34:17):
if you call me woke, that's a compliment. Well, there
you have it. He had a serious He had about
one hundred and twenty five thousand people a day, but
when he was on radio and syndicated across America, he
had an audience of twenty million in his radio peak,

(34:38):
so he had aboutzero point six percent of his audience.
Somebody online did the math right there. I didn't come
up with that in my head that quick. President Trump said,
maybe Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel can be the next
to go. Yeah, keep doing it, it's not working. Hey,
how did he go from a shock jock to a

(34:59):
co COVID TDS freak boy almost overnight? Didn't he could?
Director Ryan Nigel said it could be as his new wife,
Well that, well, that have been known to choose change
a man every now and then. Oh listen to this woman, Crockett.

Speaker 3 (35:19):
You a no show boss from hell who terrorized the staffers.

Speaker 8 (35:25):
Oh my goodness, listen, I know that I have arrived. Honey.
That is the way that I see this, Because, as
Beyonce says.

Speaker 1 (35:34):
A Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett from Texas or New York Posts said,
you know, people that used to work for her said,
she's rude, she's vile, she only concerned about social media,
she's a diva. But hold on, she's gonna was that
quote Beyonce?

Speaker 8 (35:48):
Because as Beyonce says, if they're not talking about you,
then obviously you must not be doing anything. You know what.
This is just more slander, more nonsense, more lies, And honestly,
I don't think that the New York Post would probably
be the first ones to be able to figure out
if I was a boss from hell. I just don't

(36:09):
think so. I have happily served on the state level
for I did two years there, and now I am
at year two and a half on the federal level,
and so five and a half years and all of
a sudden, I'm this terrible person and terrible bossy.

Speaker 7 (36:26):
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