BZ's Saloon, 08.21.25 Demorats Self-Immolate; Let Them

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 3 (02:03):
Try to see me. I'm I'm give your try to

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know me, not to know if your know tonight it
stout this stream.

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Stout this.

Speaker 3 (02:48):
Get you.

Speaker 2 (02:57):
To get you.

Speaker 4 (02:59):
You're listening to Late nine Radio on the s HR

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Media Network Cushion. There will be mature themes explored and
potentially adult language used. If Conservatorian words, phrases, certain concepts,
or rhetoric offends you, tune out now.

Speaker 5 (03:40):
I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass.

Speaker 6 (03:46):
A'm all out of.

Speaker 7 (03:47):
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
We didn't pass it on to our children in the bloodstream.

Speaker 8 (03:53):
The only way they can inherit the freedom we have
known is if we fight for it, protective, detemitive, and.

Speaker 9 (04:00):
Then handed to them with the well taught lessons of
how they.

Speaker 7 (04:03):
In their lifetime must do the same. And if you
and I don't do this, if you and I may
well spend our sunset years telling our children and our
children's children what it once was like in America when men.

Speaker 5 (04:15):
Were pre.

Speaker 6 (04:22):
It's a dog eat dog world, folks, And I'm wearing
milk bone underwear.

Speaker 10 (04:38):
I'm through the keosack.

Speaker 3 (04:43):
This and pushing them back from the south to the day.

Speaker 11 (04:45):
Who is speaking new constitutions?

Speaker 10 (04:48):
Macompassed.

Speaker 12 (04:49):
There is a big creek shadows on the land fence
with the Steves trying to put my hands.

Speaker 3 (04:55):
But on the shirts gotten through the storm wouldn't do.

Speaker 10 (05:01):
For they spin it's hails better see through the haze.
He maggots lost in the maze.

Speaker 12 (05:07):
I'm calling it out, no fear in my soul. This
Patriots fire losing control, sham in the five in the
stand for the truth won battle the game.

Speaker 13 (05:21):
Suppulls come and remember my name. This judge just twisted, trying.

Speaker 3 (05:37):
To steal our rights.

Speaker 12 (05:38):
But I'm locked, and do they gotta bin by sights
come from change six to the bat, the selling a southtain.

Speaker 10 (05:43):
I'm screaming from the mountain of.

Speaker 13 (05:45):
My motion, the gold stars and struts forever under God's
open sky.

Speaker 3 (05:52):
No go bull has change gonna change this land. I'm
the sheriff bollet the truth in my head.

Speaker 10 (05:58):
They pushed their gender bottom, bringing the ball they.

Speaker 13 (06:01):
Promised to empty, and their heart sized colds bleeding store apart.

Speaker 14 (06:06):
I'm fighting for the people with the warriors.

Speaker 1 (06:09):
Concern.

Speaker 10 (06:12):
George and the burning standing for.

Speaker 13 (06:15):
The twoful batture birds come and remember my day.

Speaker 3 (06:23):
And shut.

Speaker 13 (06:32):
The stones, walked the forty one years badge on the grind,
now the dead.

Speaker 10 (06:38):
My voice like a blade cutting through.

Speaker 6 (06:41):
The list that the traders made.

Speaker 13 (06:43):
Hurricanes, range boys standing tall sheriffs and the constants are in.

Speaker 10 (06:48):
The corn.

Speaker 3 (06:50):
Through the heart of the Friday. We're taking back America, consent.

Speaker 10 (07:22):
Of Freedom's battle ground.

Speaker 6 (07:28):
Ladies and gentlemen, look what I found on my floor.
It's my very own little milk bone from my little,
very own juomors who run around here in the studio.
I've got four rescue dogs and sometimes they bring me
gifts like this little milk bone. Now this isn't the

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crackley kind. This is the chewy kind. But if I
were drunk, I would be chewing on right now. Don't
think that I haven't eaten dog food, wet dog food,
or cat food before when I was under duress. Shall
we say, let's hope that you are not under duress
as you are here in the saloon tonight. So, ladies

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and gentlemen, how you hang in crying?

Speaker 1 (08:18):
Who am I?

Speaker 6 (08:19):
Where am I? What kind of person am I? I
am busy and I happen to be this guy? I
am your conservative Sherpa guiding you through the insidious maelstrom
up demarrat, leftist and globalist lies, chaos, deceit, tyranny, and betrayal.
And how do I know that because I can read

(08:39):
this stuff right there that's below. Now, some interesting things
have occurred. By the way, I should tell you that
it is Thursday. It is August twenty first, the year
of our Lord, twenty twenty five. And to all of you,
all of you, yes, I'm talking of you two and

(09:01):
over there. Don't think I don't see you looking at
me right over there, because I do. I'm watching you.
So I'm your conservative sharpa. And I must say this,
of course, that what you're about to hear for the
next two hours, hour and a half, two hours, whatever
the hell happens to be my opinion, and my opinion only.

(09:26):
I am doing what the American media maggots won't. I
am fundamentally changing America. One red diaper, leftist, one red god.
What does savage say, one red leftist diaper, doper baby
at a time or words to that effect, Senator, we
don't water our drinks, just like we don't water our conversations.

(09:49):
We are still serving stiff drinks right here in the saloon,
along with facts, history, logic, rationality, proportion, context, tradition, clarity
and potato water and common sense for everyone. Politics, religion, crime, culture, race, sex,

(10:10):
economic science, law. We talk about it all right here
in the saloonworth speech is free. It's free, free like
a bird as it zips away. And I am streaming
live on a whole bunch of places. Let me see
if I can find the places in which I am
streaming live, and that would be inclusive of YouTube, the

(10:30):
shr Media YouTube channel, Spreaker, Apple podcasts, the Facebook shr
Media Facebook page, because I don't know. Sometimes that works,
sometimes it doesn't, and of course on x on a
whole bunch of places up to and including k l
r N and the representative, the officiale Royale Representazio of

(10:55):
KLRN is in the area. All the bells and laxon's
have gone on, gone off. So I just want to
say this, Hey, look I'm acknowledging somebody down there. So
thanks to everybody for being here tonight. I have hoped
that you have had a wonderful Wednesday. Speaking of dogs,

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what happens is that in the Bez house and I
have four rescue dogs. One of them passed away on
Father's Day of last year, and we have another one
that's he's not doing well, so you know, we're afraid
that he's going to go away and maybe the next

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month or two or so. Whereas he was kind of
a chipper guy and a wonderful guy, he's lost a
ton of weight. He has seizures. So he had a
seizure right around noontime. And when he has a seizure,
we we feed him well various levels of vodka. Actually,

(12:02):
this is weird. This is really weird. I don't know
if you guys have ever had a dog or a
cat or something with seizures. He doesn't have the kind
of seizures where you can treat it with a pill.
It's Shaker syndrome something like that for dogs, and it
can't be helped with medication. So he had one of

(12:27):
those today. And what you do is you give him yogurt,
which is really weird. We have dietetic yogurt that we
feed this guy. And whereas before it would take sometimes
ten minutes or so for his seizures to disappear, maybe
fifteen minutes if you feed him yogurt, which is so weird.

(12:52):
His seizure generally goes away in maybe seven to ten minutes. Now,
why that happens? I have no damn idea. It just no,
no weird idea. Now, I'm glad you're here tonight. And
let's see I'm backed up on comments. Mission readyman is here.
Rick Robinson already blessed and said that he's a great

(13:18):
devote of ice cream ummish math. That's weird. Okay, what
do I do now? We'll just listen, Just listen, Lacky
Lobinson love, easy lung timeh and op Ordi Packard is here,
and sup Ricky Sean ain't here yet. No, he's he's

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attending some personal matters. He's looking at some dad bod
surgery and he's being measured right now for that. Don't
tell him I said anything, because it just wouldn't be prudent.
Cosmic Bard is here welcome, and also UBG is here,

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to which I can attest. Yes, he's blind, but he's
not necessarily that unpleasant. Now I want to ask this
of you guys, because and if you're so inclined way
in in chat, I've been thinking about doing clipping the show,

(14:27):
please spay in neuter all your shows, no matter where
you are. But I think I've been thinking about clipping
my show from two hours to one hour because after
the second hour, because it's so late, people decide that well,
I think I'm going to go away. I don't really
have that much time to spend on two hours, So

(14:48):
if I were to do that, I was thinking of
cutting it down to one hour, and then maybe expanding
to one more show a week, so it would be
basically three hours instead of on three separate nights, perhaps
to include a weekend. I'm not sure, perhaps a weekend,

(15:12):
or I may just continue when I get backed up
of Urea and other nasties. Sometimes I convince myself to
do a weekend show, and I'll do one, maybe once
every month or two, just for the heck of it. Now,
UBG says, hey, try ninety minutes. Now, that's very interesting.

(15:34):
I'm glad you brought that up, because Earl Jackson of
Mission Ready Men is he's going to be expanding his show. Hey, BZ,
isn't that weird You're talking about Earl Jackson? And wait,
does he have a show you? Betty does? Earl Jackson
has a show on SHR on Tuesdays and Thursdays the

(16:00):
opposite of me, because he's an actual working man and
has to go to work. So his shows are on
a reasonable time on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They're at nine
am Pacific, eleven am Central and Nunish on the East Coast.

(16:22):
So's he's a great guy to go see. He's thinking
about moving to ninety minutes too, So I don't know,
I'm I'm kind of thinking sort of maybe doing that,
kind of sort of thanks for being in our chat room.
It still continues to be what I've advertised for quite
some time. Plush, sumptuous, palatial, and it is resplendent. Please,

(16:45):
I simply remind everybody I ask for your kindness in
terms of please don't pee in the pool. That's that's
all I'm thinking about at this point. Now we do.
We achieved six hundred dred subscribers last Tuesday, and I

(17:05):
went ooh, six hundred subscribers. That's a great thing. We
now have six hundred and one subscribers.

Speaker 15 (17:14):
So to that.

Speaker 6 (17:16):
Individual who is the one additional subscriber, let's go to
this one. Thank you. So, if you're so inclined, please
subscribe to the shr media YouTube channel, and that also
is where you go to chat now. I'm live on Rumble,
I'm live on YouTube, live, on Facebook Live, on a

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whole bunch of different X spots. But because I'm a moron,
I don't chat at all those places. I monitor and
look at the chat from the SHR media YouTube channel.
So just wanted to say that. The other thing is
that we had a discussion. Now we have a behind
the scenes green room kind of group for SHR and

(18:01):
we kick things back and forth, and somebody was saying, well,
not somebody, because he isn't just somebody, He's Jersey Joe
and likely going to be on tomorrow night. I'll let
you know if I know. Hey, maybe Phantom would know
something about that. I'm not quite sure, but Jersey Joe

(18:23):
in our back room said something similar to, hey, why
don't we call our followers and our viewers and listeners,
why don't we come up with a name for them?
And it was suggested, hey, how about SHR Nation? And
well there's already the Raider Nation, and so Beaz put

(18:45):
his thinking cap on. I think we have three ninety
minute shows on kale are In and it actually works
as well. Oh okay, I didn't know what I thought
they had to be pretty much, you know, like even
that kind of stuff. I'm even I'm odd Nightety is fine.
People are saying that Oka Nightety is doing it, okay

(19:08):
most of one hour summer too hour Nighty hits great
numbers as well. Okay, good cool, good to know. Anyway,
they were saying, well, what do we call shouldn't we
have some kind of nomenclature for the people that are
here viewing and attending the show? And Rader Nation jesus, Okay,
maybe you stole it from Raider Nation. I'm not sure,

(19:29):
but shr Nation was thought about, and I thought, okay,
well why not this? Why not you guys can all
be on my show, s hr plucky Venturers. So if
you'd like to be plucky venturers, you can venture here
in a pluckish fashion. And or do you hate that?

(19:51):
Is that something that you absolutely damn well hate? Okay, well,
heavy sigh, here's something that you may hate or you
may not hate. Go white women only dream of having
this level of fitness while remaining elegant, Because if that

(20:15):
isn't the embody the embodiment of elegant, I sure as
hell don't know it's busy. It's like PC, where do
you find that shit? And the other thing is busy?
Why do you put that stuff up? If you haven't
guessed by now. I try to put kind of amusing
or stupid or wacky things at the beginning of the show,

(20:37):
because you know, I get stupid, then I get weird,
then I get serious, then I scream and my vite
voice goes up by about two or three decibels. I'm
thinking about naming my initial ha ha funny stuff. I
try to make it semi amusing and funny. I've been
thinking about naming it the Carousel of Amusing Girp, but

(21:01):
even I'm I'm not convinced of that. If you have
any great stage names for that, let me know. Also,
here's thirty seconds of greatness.

Speaker 16 (21:10):
No, I didn't get a chance to weigh in on
the topic of what happened in Maine and the ar fifteens.

Speaker 17 (21:16):
Yeah, I would love to see an assault weapons band
like President Reagan.

Speaker 6 (21:19):
I don't wait for it, wait for it, wait for it.

Speaker 17 (21:23):
Believe they're a sport or hunting.

Speaker 11 (21:27):
Instrument.

Speaker 6 (21:27):
It's like shooting fish in a bucket.

Speaker 18 (21:28):
But that's my Also, if you shoot with an AR fifteen.

Speaker 1 (21:31):
Let's say you shoot a.

Speaker 16 (21:32):
Deer, you can't eat it because you basically domine addition.

Speaker 17 (21:36):
Of that, but the hunt is about an actual difficult process,
not massacring bodies of any kind.

Speaker 11 (21:40):
But my point is, I'd love to see that Sarah didn't.

Speaker 6 (21:43):
Okay, So if you shoot a deer with a two
two three round, you massacre it. Here's something I bet
they didn't even know. Two two three, which is five
five six military isn't even the military round in the
United Snakes of America anymore. It's six point eight two,

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which shows you how incisive and insightful these wanklets are.
Here's another one that I found that I gotta put up.
It's got a great this is something you can dance to.

Speaker 3 (22:20):
Kind of baking love.

Speaker 10 (22:22):
What I can't do.

Speaker 3 (22:24):
I can wear baking.

Speaker 1 (22:26):
Pants, right, pullups disposable trading dants.

Speaker 6 (22:30):
From Huggies, and I can pull them off.

Speaker 19 (22:32):
And when your child is ready, there's nothing like pullup mommy.

Speaker 1 (22:37):
Wow.

Speaker 6 (22:41):
Now he's a big kid. And he came to DC
and he wore something different than a gym suit like
all the the Russian oligarchs do with jim suits and
festooned in jewelry and all of that kind of silly
stuff as well. Also, I have this just in Sorry

(23:03):
there's no music for it, but we're going to go
into essentially important safety tips right now. That you know
there are things that you may not actually know about.
Let's put this one up on the stage and listen.
Were you aware of this?

Speaker 9 (23:19):
I was not.

Speaker 6 (23:20):
I didn't realize because when you click, I'm not a robot.

Speaker 20 (23:23):
What it actually does when you press that button, they're
collecting data at the same time.

Speaker 1 (23:29):
Listen, ticking the.

Speaker 21 (23:30):
Box is not the point. It's how you've behaved before
you tick the box that is analyzed. Broadly speaking, you
tick the box and it prompts the website to check
your browsing history. So let us say, for example, just
before you tick the box, you watch a couple of
cat videos you I don't like to tweet about gressa Thornberg,
who check your Gmail accounts before you got down to work.

Speaker 18 (23:51):
All of that makes them think that you must be
a human.

Speaker 21 (23:55):
Essentially, when you are clicking I am not a robot,
who are instructing the site to have a look at
your data and decide me give this right.

Speaker 10 (24:02):
When you check, I am not a robot. You can
go through your history.

Speaker 6 (24:08):
Now, curious anybody here aware of that that that kind
of stuff made you subject to more scrutiny? Boy, am
I backed up on comments. Here's another one, Cosmic Bard,
and he is pithy and plucky. Pithy. Well, I'm pithy
if I don't have my big boy pants on. Didn't

(24:29):
I just have a commercial about that? I think I'm
pretty sure that was two tons of no fun. I'm
already the plucky comic relief, so why not? Yeah? Okay, Rain,
soas left comic artist, Okay, stop right there, Thank you
for reminding me. Now, comic artist happens to be. I

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hope you're sitting down.

Speaker 15 (24:54):
Are you?

Speaker 6 (24:55):
I'm watching, and I want you to sit down so
that when you see this you don't faint. Now, Rich
Gibbs is comic artist and he's been He's on Facebook,
you can you can find him, and he's guess what,
an artist of comics. Well, I just he created this

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for me some time ago, and that was a wonderful,
wonderful thing. Well, guess what, boys and girls, children of
all ages. I showed this at the beginning of the show,
and he has a new one. He has created a
new one for me. Okay, excuse me while I say

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something similar to I love the fuck out of this.
I think this is just damn great.

Speaker 8 (25:47):
Cauz.

Speaker 6 (25:48):
Okay, there's his name lower right, shr media lower left.
There I am in my recliner, and I happen to
be drinking data juice. There's my cross and my hat
and my big full beard, and there's a radio where
I may be listening to myself and or others. And

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what's that leaning and loving on the radio? By god,
that would be a bobcat, would it not? And it's
sure as hell is. I think that's absolutely that's absolutely great.
Unpleasant blind guy. I ticked the box once and she
slapped me in the ooh oh oh. Anyway, so kudos

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and mucho thank so's to Rich Gibbs for sending that
to me. I think that's absolutely spectacular. It's wonderful now
And another important safety tip, I don't really go here
too much. I try not to. When I talk about firearms, generally,
they're in terms of the Second Amendment, which obviously i'm

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a grand supporter of. And in terms of the Second Amendment,
I was range master for my three thousand plus deputy
department back in the about let's see, what would that
be two thousand and one, two thousand and two, two
thousand and three, two thousand and four. Right around in there,
I was in the training division. I essentially was in
charge of all the things that go boom and bang

(27:20):
for my department. Well, SIG has a history at the time, SIG,
which is manufactured in Austria. Oh god, I almost said Australia.

Speaker 1 (27:33):
What the fuck?

Speaker 6 (27:34):
Beasy I had and that was our issue. Handgun at
the time was from SIG and I had let's just say,
for another show, I had big issues with SIG. This
I'd like to tell you in terms of safety, and
this is no joke. If you happen to have and

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again see the beginning of my show Comma SIG. These
are my opinions. This is from soldier of Fortune magazine,
the editor and owner of which is Sue Katz, who
I know personally and has been on the show probably
three or four times. But SIG knew the P three

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twenty could fire without trigger pull. Lawyer says, well, I'm
showing this to you so that if you have a
SIG P three twenty, you take it, and you remove
the magazine, you take anything and everything out of the throat,

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you pull the slide back, you remove the slide, and
you put it in a box and set it on
ignore mode until SIG decides that they're going to figure
out what in the hell is going on with the
P three twenty. That is essentially the civilian version of SIG.

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The US military bought SIG semi auto firearms. So all
I'm saying is be careful, be informed, do with it
as you will. Here's something else that I definitely think
is an important safety tip, and people are saying, oh, PZ, now,

(29:21):
this is stupid, crazy and crazy, stupid, and once again
indicative of the fact that you are a really way
over an incredibly bulbous and ridiculous conspiracist. Well Canada advances
plan to vaccinate public with Bill Gates funded COVID mRNA aerosols. Now,

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I found this on the Internet, and many times I
find things that the American media maggots won't or refused
to or won't even consider. And that's with great purpose.
I found another two articles. I try to find the
triad of articles. In other words, if I see one

(30:09):
somewhere and I look for it in another place, and
I find it and identify it. Then it's always nice
to have three if I could have four or more.
So I found that, but I put it here. But
nobody's going to tell you about it. M r NA,
And I keep promising, I keep saying this that, Okay,
one day I'm going to do a show all about

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the vaccines, the conspiracies, the repression, the oppression, how people
forced unfortunate others into the vaccines, and why of all
damn things are we seeing essentially crazy, I mean crazy

(30:53):
turbo cancers in not just our population, but the populations
all around the world, of the those who took mRNA vaccines,
the likes of which I did not, because luckily at
the time I was retired, and I was and am
I am. Beholden to no one. Nobody holds any sway

(31:14):
over me. You can't hold my job or my paycheck
or threaten me or any of that stuff. Thank God,
I'll be right back.

Speaker 1 (31:24):
Conservative Media, done right. You're listening to the shr Media
Network mission log entrgues.

Speaker 19 (31:35):
I mean, let's face it, who's even counting anymore? A
lost wonder is officially off course. Chasing road Rocket launches,
fringe science and things that probably violate causality if it
burns fuel, ends time, or make scientists very uncomfortable. Yeah,
I'm probably gonna talk about it every other Sunday on
KLRN Radio. A lost wonderer because space doesn't come with

(31:59):
a roadmap. Honestly, I wouldn't follow.

Speaker 1 (32:01):
If it did.

Speaker 6 (32:05):
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the injunction is to prevent the government granting special privileges

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to some for partisan reasons. This strikes at the heart
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today is a place where the government bestows favors and
tax dollars on some businesses to give them a leg
up over others. This is exactly the kind of thing
the Constitution was meant to prohibit. The Constitution is not
so outdated after all.

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Speaker 6 (34:37):
I'm back, first hour, done, gone in the box, down
the toilet, down the tank, whatever it is that you
want to say. Mike says, where is Clyde? And this
is interesting since I was talking about dogs early because
my dog brought me one of my dogs brought me

(34:57):
a milkbone and gave it to me gift. And I thought,
before I shut the studio door, I'll pick it up
and I'll just keep it here. I'm not going to
eat it just yet, certainly not on air. I may
if I get hungry on air, I may. I may
eat it later. But anyway, Mike says, hey, where's Clyde.
Clyde is the Bobcat. And perhaps people don't realize when

(35:22):
I said berserk, Bz's Berserk Oh, I gotta tell you
another thing. I just remembered this Bz's Berserk Bobcat Saloon
actually had has a Bobcat. And so if you think
that at at least in the original SHR Media Studio

(35:44):
Network Network studio in Sacramento in California, always spell it
with a K, there really was a Bobcat. Well, it
was a stuffed Bobcat and it was given to me
as a present by Whiskey Dale. Well he boxed that.
It's life size. It's great, it's pouncing. It looks like

(36:08):
it's about ready to pounce on a limb. Well, I
couldn't fit it in this studio. This studio is like
a fifth of the size, if that of the one
at in Sacramento from SHR. So there's no room. I
don't have any room to put it behind me. And
if I put it over here to the left, and

(36:28):
there's a wall right there to the right, so there's
basically no space. So that Bobcat went up into there's
a nook about eight feet above the living room. And
anytime the dogs think about it and look up, the
Bobcat is there and they bark at it, which tells
you something of all you need to know about dogs.

Speaker 13 (36:50):
Now.

Speaker 6 (36:51):
The other thing that I wanted to tell you about
the Bobcat is.

Speaker 2 (36:55):
Shy.

Speaker 6 (36:57):
I got another Bobcat, and that Bobcat is buried somewhere
in my storage shed. We're still after two years, we
are still going through stuff in our separate storage facilities,
and I have one just for the stuff from my house.
In there in a box is another Bobcat, a real bobcat,

(37:21):
a stuffed bobcat. And it will I can't reveal to
you how it will happen, but there is a Bobcat
and I will be bringing it into the saloon. And
if there's space, if I don't put up a flag
behind me in this space kind of around in here,

(37:44):
I may put that Bobcat up. But I got to
find it. It's rather incredible. So thanks for reminding me
of that. Here's another God.

Speaker 1 (37:57):
Do I have this? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (37:58):
I believe I do. Okay, Well, first I told you
about that there are important safety tips, and now I
have to tell you about this. I only have one
example of this.

Speaker 5 (38:09):
It's time for far around and find out the segment
where people in groups make amazing personal discoveries, all consequences
courtesy a easy salute.

Speaker 6 (38:23):
Now, I'm going to play this a couple of times,
and if you watch shr shows or KLRN shows, you've
probably seen this before. But a little bit of a splenation, Lucy.
It is an Israeli tank from the IDF that is
running over and crushing a terrorist who was stupid enough

(38:45):
to get close to the tank carrying an RPG, but
the tank decided to well, you're really flat now, dude.
Now when I play it, I'm going to have to
point this out. Let's play it. Okay, there's the dude,
let me embigin this, okay, and I'm going to play
it a couple of times. Oh then he backs over him. Okay,

(39:06):
there he is with the RBG. There he goes crushed
into the rubble and that's a lot of dust, but
it really doesn't make any difference because that guy is
fucking dead. And I think that that definitely falls into
the category of yeah, you want to do that, you
want to go ahead and fuck around. You just found
out meesther, little measther. Here's also another segment that I

(39:33):
do around this place, and it falls into let me come,
can I get this up? Yeah? There we go. It
falls into this right here.

Speaker 5 (39:43):
The weapons grade stupid segment where any one can lay
but leftists are overqualified.

Speaker 6 (39:53):
And oh my god, do I have some stupid crap
for you, ridiculus, less lee stupid. Here's this nature gap?
Why outdoor spaces lack diversity and inclusion? I'm not kidding.
NC University sponsored or paid for this by a so

(40:13):
called alleged journalist and because of people who listen to
the show and they're not viewers. Bobcat with a soft
spotlight on it, Yes, you know, ubg, there may well, yes,
it will be a Bobcat and it may have a

(40:37):
spotlight on it. Quite Perhaps the outdoors is racist? Well funny.
You should mention that research shows people of color are
far less likely to engage in nature based outdoor recreation activities,
with historic discrimination being a large underlying factor. Particip Patient

(41:00):
and attendance at state and national parks, as well as
forest areas, tend to be disproportionate between white people and
people of color. The reason behind this go beyond the
fact that people of color are three times more likely
than white people to live in places that have no
immediate access to nature. Okay, let me stop it right here,

(41:23):
because it just gets fucking stupid or beyond this. It's
like everyone assumes that is to say, you know, white
goups guilty over educated white people seem to believe that.
Let's see, if you're a poor, underserved fill in the blank.

(41:43):
You don't know what a car is, you don't have
access to a car, You're not motivated, you just want
to stay in wherever you are, including your basic mark
one model, one leftist urban rat cage, and that you
have no interest what's whoever of the out of doors.
It's like, Okay, no one's stopping you. You can go

(42:07):
wherever you want. I bet you can probably find somebody
who maybe has a car, who with that car won't
be oppressing you. Here's another stupid story. This is weapons
great stupid. Now, why in the hell would you do this?
Deranged woman arrested after threatening to sacrificially kill President Trump

(42:30):
in social media posts. It's like, do you not think
that social media posts may be monitored or if you
make a social media post about that, that some or
many of the people who read that post will drop
a dime and go at USSS on Twitter X and say,

(42:54):
dear US Secret Service. Here's someone you might want to
talk to and then these people are shocked. Shocked, I
tell you when they get arrested. But apparently they can't
put one or two or three together and figure out no,
if I make a threat to the president, nothing, Well, yeah,

(43:18):
that's how stupid they are. Speaking of stupid, I tried
to give these units some leeway, but there is no
leeway with this anymore. The ADL has added America First
to its terms of racism, nationalism, non interventionism, anti immigrant,

(43:46):
and anti globalist beliefs. So the ADL Anti Discrimination League,
which generally is aligned with Jews Jewish folks, have to
say it because if I did, wouldn't be prudent. America
First is a term that references the World War two
era America First Committee, as is used by extremists in

(44:11):
anti Semitic, racist, and xenophobic ways, to which I say,
directly to the ADL, no matter who they are, fuck you,
I guess I'm an extremist. Okay. I used to think
you had a purpose. Now I'm pretty sure that you don't,

(44:32):
So fuck off, ADL. Love busy. Let's move on, shall we.
Then there's this political science. Trump is like Hitler because
he wants people to be fit. You know, I say
this every show. Earl who's in chat right now, says

(44:54):
it every show. Sean says it every show. Rick says
it every show. Basically every conservative podcaster says every show
something similar to I customarily say, you know, I'm not
going to be shocked anymore about anything really, really stupid
which comes out of the left until you see stuff

(45:17):
like this. Trump is like Hitler because he wants people
to be fit. What's well, let me Guardian, this is well,
of course, it's from the Guardian. What's right wing today today?
Going to the gym is right wing? According to the Guardian,
having personal responsibility and working hard to better yourself and

(45:38):
make yourself yourself less of a big, fat leech. Oh listen,
I have planets revolving around me. I have so much
gravitational pull. But it took me seventy five years to
get to look like that.

Speaker 1 (45:51):
Hi.

Speaker 6 (45:51):
I had to work long and hard, you know, make
yourself less of a fat leech who blames society for
all your problems. Going to the gym is racist. Going
outdoors or not availing yourself of the outdoors, or however
the hell you wish to interpret that is racist. Here's

(46:14):
another weapons grade stupid article. People often miscalculate climate choices.
A study says, one surprise is owning a dog. Stop. Yeah,
I'm not kidding. Now. The delio is is if you
know your leftists and demo rats are grasping for whatever

(46:39):
you know because it's all about climate change. I suppose
you know. Okay, let me I have some articles later
on that I'll go into this. But climate change is
like this, it's a bunch of brain dead, no load bullshit.
So you know, if climate change is killing us all,

(47:02):
why are extremely wealthy individuals still buying mansions right on
the sea and on beaches?

Speaker 20 (47:09):
Huh?

Speaker 6 (47:10):
And why are insurance companies covering them? These very wealthy people.
Now you're going to play excuse me, pay your surious rate.
But even the Obamas have a sea house. And unless
you somehow manage to find insurance now in California, that's
super damn critical. That's another story. But insurance companies, if

(47:34):
the seas were rising and you're dying, they wouldn't give
you the time of day. Okay, Like, do you remember
we were supposed to be dead a few years ago?
Did an AOC say twelve years ago? That in ten
years time, we're all going to be dead or something

(47:56):
like that, all polar bears are going to be dead. Well,
they're not all dead. Wasn't al Gore a revered visionary?
Of course he was. Weren't the polar ice caps going
to create? Like the port of Reading in California always
spellow with the K. So climate change and I have

(48:17):
some stories about this later. I hope I get to them.
Climate change has nothing to do with facts. It's predicated
on faith, like any other religion. It's why Moron's embracing it.
I term the religious left having said that, Look, let's
look at this article. Owning a dog now is bad.
It's oppressive. Don't you want to know why I do?

(48:40):
It turns out many Americans aren't great at and you
are guilty. You're guilty of this if you have a dog.
It turns out many Americans aren't great at identifying which
personal decisions contribute most to climate change. A study published
by the National Academy of Sciences. Yeah, but they'll say
anything you want if you pay them the right amount

(49:03):
of money. That National Academy of Sciences found that, when
asked to rank actions such as slapping, a car that
uses gasoline for an electric one, car pooling, or reducing
food waste. Participants weren't very accurate when assessing how much

(49:23):
those actions contributed to climate change, which is caused mostly
by the release of greenhouse gas, which we desperately need
CO two unless you want to kill the entire planet.
That's how stupid these are. These people are people over
assign impact to actually pretty low impact actions such as recycling.
You know why people don't recycle anymore because it's crap,

(49:45):
it's bullshit, and nobody does it anymore because it's a
waste of time. Oh, you know, like flying or eating meat.
The top three individual actions that help the climate, including
avoiding place flights, choosing not to get a dog, and
using renewable electricity, were also the three that participants underestimated

(50:11):
the most. So if you have a dog, you bastards,
and you bastardebts, you are wittingly contributing to climate change,
which is something that happens every damn season.

Speaker 20 (50:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (50:26):
Oh hey, speaking of which, Look I talked about climate change.
Look what's next? Now? This is from the Associated Press.
Rising Seas could put famous Easter islands MOI at risk
by twenty eighty, study says, Study says, bing, who's that

(50:49):
guy that did family feud? I can't think of his name.
First it was a British guy, then it was a
black dude. Okay, So rising seas, everybody's gonna buried, be
bare underwater because the ice caps are melting. Yet meanwhile,
back at the ranch, here's an article from the same month,

(51:12):
just a few days ago, from May thirteenth, twenty twenty five,
from Yeah, Richard Dawson, Ordnance Packard says, yep, Richard Dawson.
That was the first, good dude, Thank you. Yeah, NASA
satellites show Antarctica has gained ice despite rising global temperatures.

(51:33):
How is that possible? Well, generally because demarrats and leftists
are lying to your gullible asses. Imagine that no conflict though,
no conflict whatsoever. And then there's the weapons grade stupid
imposition of quid pro quo. So we kind of maybe

(51:57):
expect something of you or from when we give you
free cheese and shit.

Speaker 11 (52:03):
Can someone please help me make sense of this.

Speaker 24 (52:07):
I've been receiving food stamps for the last seven years consistently.
I just receive a letter in the mail telling me
that I now have to do community service hours at
least at least fifteen hours a week. I have to
take out of my time things that I do every

(52:29):
day to do community service so that I can still
continue to receive the benefits that I receive.

Speaker 6 (52:34):
Okay, this is the time when my producer plays because
you are shocked and amazed that, oh my god, she
has to actually perform some kind of an action for
her free shit.

Speaker 24 (52:52):
Mind you, I am receiving the maximum benefit. I get
two thousand dollars in food stamps.

Speaker 13 (52:56):
Why not?

Speaker 11 (52:57):
But that is only because I have three kids?

Speaker 6 (53:02):
Who's responsible for that? Who put you there? Come up, biac?

Speaker 11 (53:07):
How do they expect me?

Speaker 6 (53:09):
Why aren't you a good leftist? All these leftist lesbians
and weird trans women and whatnot are saying that we're
on strike, we're closing our legs, we're not having any
men copulate with us, and certainly we'll not be will
not be receiving their seed. Oh and we're gonna have
we're gonna get a big abortion. So how much of
a good damn leftist are you? Anyway? Chickadee?

Speaker 24 (53:32):
Wel do community service hours if I can't even get
a regular job. So I'm at risk of losing my
footstep benefits because I'm not putting in an effort.

Speaker 3 (53:43):
Are you serious?

Speaker 6 (53:46):
You know, let's put it this way. Uh, and let
me look directly into the camera and point in a
pointedly pointing fashion so that I emphasize it with em fasis.
This ship is what I voted for. It's maybe I
should have put that in Happy stories. Yeah, you know,

(54:08):
something like that. A lot of these stories can go
both ways. They can be a happy story, they can
be an interesting story speaking of world class stupid ordnance.
Packard says, BS talking a topic that's in my wheelhouse,
and there we go. Comic artists said, the second dude
that was on Family Feud was Steve Harvey took over

(54:33):
from the fat comedian. I'm not sure which one that is,
but thanks for the update. That's true, Thanks sweet cheeks.
We are serious about that stuff. Louie Anderson. I didn't
know that Louie Anderson, whom I believe is dead. Oh wait, no,

(54:54):
op lady says, yeah, it was Drew Carey. Wait a minute,
wait a minute, where's my bell? That's what I I need.
That's true. It was Drew Carrey that now is streaming
back into my wheelhouse. Now in terms of weapons grade stupid.
Let's listen to this. Now, here is another what I
call an insane leftist white chick destroying and doing what

(55:19):
they do best, which is destroy shit. Wasn't it a
leftist white chick as CEO that ended up destroying bud Light.
I'm pretty sure that's true, and now it's time to
destroy Cracker Barrel go.

Speaker 16 (55:38):
Honestly, the feedback's been overwhelmingly positive that people like what
we're doing. I'll give you another SoundBite. I actually happened
to be in Orlando last week with all of our managers.
We bring them together and once every other year.

Speaker 18 (55:49):
And the number one.

Speaker 6 (55:51):
Question, Okay, let me get out of this and let
me show you how popular this is because I don't
make this up. I don't have to make this up.
One day after the announcement, here it comes Cracker Barrel
down thirteen percent, just beyond that, just because of that

(56:13):
of a decision from a crazy leftist white chick named
Julie Messino. And you know you see these right around October,
don't you. Here's what's going to happen to all of
your cracker barrels because the reason it's Cracker Barrel is
it it's a white country dude who's probably straight sitting

(56:34):
next to a barrel. Well, the one near me, by
the way, happens to be terrible. I'm not going back.
All their food is dry and it's overcooked. So you know, honestly,
I couldn't give a shit less if Cracker Barrel goes away.
But I think this is amusing in terms of oh,

(56:54):
your stock is tanking, deary continent.

Speaker 18 (56:56):
That I got asked Michael was how can I get
a remodel? When can I get a remodel? How do
I get on the list.

Speaker 16 (57:01):
So, because the feedback and the buzz is so good,
not only from our customers but from our team members,
they want to work in a wonderful restaurant.

Speaker 6 (57:09):
So they don't want to work in a racist restaurant
because Cracker Barrel. See the racist guy and up up
above there leaning against Cracker Barrel because he's a cracker,
and you know, obviously crackers are racist. So we got
to get away from these damn races.

Speaker 18 (57:25):
We're doing everything for our guests and our team members.

Speaker 1 (57:27):
Juli Messino, it's wonderful to have you here.

Speaker 6 (57:29):
Pleasure to thank you answer those questions for all the
Cracker Barrel fans out there, a lot of a lot
of great changes.

Speaker 18 (57:35):
Thank you so much.

Speaker 6 (57:36):
All right, thank you. Okay, now you're gonna go bankrupt,
You're gonna go bust anybody besides me. Let's let's throw
some numbers out there. If we can't. What do I
got another five minutes before the top of the hour break?
Let me ask you, guys, how many years do you
affirm that Cracker Barrel may have left before you will?

(57:58):
In fact see it'll be you know, another place, another business,
empty business where you can buy all your cool Halloween
shit in because there's nothing else in there and all
the business stuff has been removed. How long before that happens? Buehler?

(58:19):
So let me catch up to the here we go mission? Ready, men,
it was female advertising vb a VP that destroyed bud Light.
Imagine that another GALP guilty over educated white person only
in the guise of what I call insane leftist twite chicks.
Imagine that Licky Lobinson who led me long time, say,

(58:42):
affluent white female liberal aka awful a WFL. I like it,
I like it a lot and then I was not
a fan of Cracker Barrel when I went there. Now
confirm for me, anybody who's been to a cracker barrel
is all the food not. I mean, I know cooks

(59:04):
are different. You're supposed to basically have the same menu
cooked the same way. But I went to Cracker Barrel.
It was new in our area about three years ago,
so it was at the time that it opened, it
was packed. We couldn't we didn't even want to think
about going there for the next for the first year
and a half or so. Then about six months no,

(59:26):
it was known. November last year, we brought a guest
to the Cracker Barrel. Everything that they cooked and produced
out of that kitchen was dry and not just maybe
sort of way the hell overcooked. So I mean, is
that a cracker barrel thing? Because I really don't, you know,

(59:47):
I'm not going back. I guess the biggest favorite for
your working guests is to tank the business. And Ricky says, yeah,
I give him about three to five year. Smacks unpleasant.
Bind guy says, yeah, maybe three years, Mike, five years.
Way back in the day, crackers, big doe flat things
were sold from barrels and stores and that's where they

(01:00:08):
got their name originally. Obviously, Yes, indeed, and I did
a busy today and said Democrats, whoa, whoa whoa to
Phantom nicely played. Phantom nicely played, and Orton said, yeah,
I had a once it was and I learned that

(01:00:30):
grits are shit. Okay, there you go.

Speaker 2 (01:00:34):
Now.

Speaker 6 (01:00:34):
My dad was in the Air Force and we moved
around various places. One of the places we moved was Ohio,
as opposed to California. Always spell over a K. And
grits is what you get if you don't get like
hash browns, if you're in Ohio going to breakfast, you
get grits. Dad loved them. Dad wanted grits. It wanted

(01:01:00):
Mom to cook grits all the time. To me, you know,
eating grits were like eating a copy of the New
York Times, all soggy and crappy, and you just might
just rip off, you know, immerse it in liquid, I

(01:01:21):
don't know, or gasoline and chomp on that. That's about
how flavorful grits are, as far as I'm concerned, one
more minute until the break. I don't think I have
any more story. So what I'm going to do is
this cracker barrel is you know, we we think that

(01:01:41):
there we are winning in the culture war, you know,
not so much in some aspects. Yes, wait a minute,
Phantom said, either cracked up laughing because I said it twice.
Imagine that, and mission ready.

Speaker 1 (01:01:58):
Men.

Speaker 6 (01:01:58):
They're good with shrimp. But other than that, not a fan.

Speaker 5 (01:02:03):
Well.

Speaker 6 (01:02:04):
The other thing, sadly, I have to remind everybody here
is I'm in nof Idaho and I'm not by the ocean.

Speaker 7 (01:02:12):
Now.

Speaker 6 (01:02:12):
When I was by the ocean, or when I went
to places that were by the ocean, like Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia.
I trained in Georgia for a while at Fletsey, and
they got great shrimp and great seafood. So the seafood
that we get up here in nof Idaho, my guess

(01:02:36):
is it's frozen. But wait, there's a benefit too. If
it's frozen Walmart shrimp, it's radioactive. That's a clue producer,
it's radioactive. Jesus, did you please.

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be Bez's and shrs plucky venturers. Do you feel plucky?
Do you feel like an adventurer? You could be both
of those things if you wish, all kind of crunched
together in one big, buttery, lovely kind of political ball
of goodness or thanks to that effect, Senator, let's catch

(01:09:01):
up with this. I think I'm pretty much caught up
with comments. Nay, nay, wait nay. Are you saying you
don't want to be a venturer? How sad? How completely sad? Well,
while I talk about sad, let's say I finally created this.

(01:09:22):
Oh my god, we've had this for a long time,
but I've never had anything to uh, really go with it.
Let's see if my producer can pull this off. Because
now we have.

Speaker 9 (01:09:38):
It's time for cat happy, happy stories and good times.

Speaker 6 (01:09:43):
So here happens to be a happy story. Trump can
apparently do it all.

Speaker 33 (01:09:50):
Well, guys, this justin Fox can confirm that President Trump
will go on patrol tonight in our nation's capital with
law enforcement and military very personnel.

Speaker 5 (01:10:01):
Yeah right.

Speaker 33 (01:10:02):
President Trump broke the news today in a radio interview,
and we expect more reportable details shortly.

Speaker 18 (01:10:08):
Shannon, an incredible development.

Speaker 9 (01:10:10):
Well, guys, this so.

Speaker 6 (01:10:12):
I'm guessing that by now because it is let's see,
it's nine oh seven pm Pacific, which means it's eleven
oh seven Central, and it's midnight O seven on the
far East go. So my guess would be that some
poop has already occurred because of this, but I haven't
been I don't have my finger on the pulse of

(01:10:34):
all the news that's shipped to print. So in any event,
here's another happy story, because that's what we're doing right now.
Appeals Court. This was grand, This was great. God, I
don't have this up right now.

Speaker 1 (01:10:50):
Shoot my phone.

Speaker 6 (01:10:54):
I'm going to have to show it to you. I
I didn't. I should have put this up in an overlay.
Damn me for not thinking about it. I know it's
in here somewhere. Normally I don't slow a showdown by
doing this stupid stuff. But yeah, here we go, Here

(01:11:16):
we go. This is the dude. Let me take this
down here for a moment, and you'll all recognize him.
I'll get to the story in just a bit. This
is that crazy fucking whacknut that that judicial anarchist, that
black robe bastard named Judge Engern, who's half a billion

(01:11:42):
dollar fine on Trump was overturned. So now that fuck
nozzle is now an overturned fuck nozzle. And isn't that great?
I think that's a wonderful thing. Let's go back to
the stage.

Speaker 7 (01:11:56):
Here.

Speaker 6 (01:11:57):
Appeals court throws out massive civil fraud penalty against President
Donald Trump. Now this was where it was a New
York appeals court that did this today throughout President Donald
Trump's massive financial penalty while narrowly upholding a judge's finding

(01:12:17):
that he engaged in fraud by exaggerating his wealth for decades.
The ruling spares Trump from a potential half billion dollar fine,
but bans him and his two eldest sons from serving
in corporate leadership. For leadership, I'm gonna do this for
me leadership for two years. You know, as far as

(01:12:38):
Trump is concerned, you know, blow me. That's no big deal,
nor will it ever be. But it is a happy story,
and it couldn't have happened to a finer judge. Plus plus,
this is some audio that happens to go with this.

Speaker 34 (01:12:56):
Go An appeals court has just thrown out President Donald
Trump's three hundred and sixty four million dollars double fraud penalty.
This just happened. It is a developing story. We're getting
a lot more information, a big news story for the day.
We're going to bring you more details as we get them.

Speaker 6 (01:13:12):
This just in I also want to bring you nice
that's a happy story. Can't be anything else. Here's another one.
This I heard now, folks, Okay, I don't customarily do this,
but I will tonight, and perhaps I should be doing
it because now I do promo Rick Robinson of KLRN,

(01:13:34):
and I tell him customary a thanks for simulcasting my show,
especially tonight. I think I'm not sure that it's being simulcast.
But I watched Rick this morning on KLRN and he
pointed this out. Missouri Republicans appear headed to congressional redistricting

(01:13:55):
special session. So essentially what that means is Texas can
lawfully do it. But Texas pissed a lot of people off,
including California, and we spell it with the K Gavin Newsom.
We'll be talking about Gavin Newsom if I have the
time and sadly or happily blue states and lift leftist leaderships.

(01:14:25):
They've decided that they're going to walk through that door
as well. Now I think in terms of Gavin Newsom,
each state has its own stricture and redistricting is something.
Oh my god, I'm backed up twelve comments. Well, let
me do the comments here while I talk about this.

(01:14:47):
I'm backed up on comments. You're feeling plucky, punk mission ready.
Man's got to go great, Thank you, thanks for being here.
Appreciate it. Bz's aeronautss Okay, all right, take care, BZ
army or the shr army. Why's not bad? That's not bad? Weight?

(01:15:09):
Wait was that influenced by somebody named JJ with potential alcohol?
I'm not sure or something like that. Those are good
cause BZ real quick to get the Ghoule office. Well
that's that's true anyway, BZ shar me. Okay, okay, actually

(01:15:38):
that's not bad. But this whole thing about redistricting is
leftists and Demorats opened the door that a lot of
other Republican and red states are going to walk through.
And this is one of the major reasons. Look at
all these states that have certain percentile of rebel Republicans

(01:16:01):
and no seats because they've already had the crap gerrymandered
out of them thirty six, forty two, forty six, forty six,
forty eight, forty two, thirty two, thirty eight, forty two
percentile Republican with look, look mom, no seats. And so

(01:16:22):
this is a happy story because this is going to
begin occurring all across the fruited plain in the boneyard land.
And I think that's a happy story. But you open
the door, don't be surprised when other people happened to
walk through it as well. The other thing that me,
I personally have a thing about Ukraine. Trump has said,

(01:16:45):
no troops in you in Ukraine. You have my insurance assurance.
There was a time when we were considering that Trump
I believe, was considering boots on the ground in Ukraine.
Now is this committal? I wish I knew. I sharge

(01:17:05):
cigars and rose petals, Okay, not bad, that might be
a graphic. As a matter of fact, vs. Aeronauts would
be my number two. And that's true. Rick Robinson. I
was listening to his show this morning, which reminds me
because my mind went, that's a sound effect. I was

(01:17:27):
on his show on a show. I was listening to
his show this morning, and I try to do that
on the days that I have a show, because what
I'll do is I'll listen to Rick and then I'll
try to assemble my show for the night. Well, he
was kind enough, if you dare. He dared to invite

(01:17:52):
me on his show tomorrow morning, and my segment will
be in at eight a. Oh my god, yet you
heard it right? Eight ambus steps into a show at
eight am, and I will be on for an hour,
perhaps a second hour. I'm not quite sure how that

(01:18:15):
works out. But if you're interested in getting up really
early or well for me, it's really early. Okay, come
on watch the Rick Robinson Show tomorrow morning at eight Pacific,
ten Central and noon type on the East Coast. Wait

(01:18:38):
a minute, cosmic part says, wait, are you allowed to
do other shows? Hang on one moment, I'm going to
have to consult my contract. I have a really big contract,
and I'm going to have to say anyway, let's move on.
There are more happy stories to put up here right now.
This is a happy story because a governor, a demo

(01:19:01):
rat governor, declares a state of emergency in a crime
ridden county. But we were told with no alternative, this
is absolutely true in terms of crime occurs in red states,
crime occurs in red cities. And then two days after

(01:19:22):
Trump walked into d c and to combat crime, Governor
Michelle Grisham announced the sweeping emergency declaration in crime ridden
Rio Ariba County, which includes two Native American Pueblo communities

(01:19:42):
in New Mexico. Imagine that, oh things, ooh, crime is
stepping off. Well, I'm sure she got a very very bad,
nasty gram. Now this one is a happy story in
terms of Now you should be able to hear this clearly,
but process what you hear. I will I will tell

(01:20:04):
you what you hear because you're probably going to do
something similar to Wait, did they just say.

Speaker 35 (01:20:10):
What I thought they used going to care about this country?
And that is unacceptable if you claim to be the
president of the United States. So we are here, we
are not going anywhere. We are going to continue to
fight back, and we are going to continue to speak
lies to his truth, to his stealing and to his cheating.

Speaker 6 (01:20:30):
Okay, what part of that did you discern? Maybe just
a little wacky for the leftists and demoats amongst you.
She said, we're going to continue to fight back against Trump,
and we're going to continue to speak lies to his truth,
to his stealing, and to his cheating. And that's one

(01:20:52):
of the few times, and I kept this so that
you can hear it where demorats were speaking the truth themselves. Hey,
that's weird.

Speaker 36 (01:21:03):
Driving benefits are taken away, they will deport them.

Speaker 6 (01:21:06):
Let me back this up just a little bit. This
I'm on Getter and I'm at a bzep on Getter.
Let me put this up and get her. I don't
I don't find too much stuff from but I did
find this. I'm going to play just a portion of
it breaking.

Speaker 36 (01:21:23):
Sweden has more migrants leaving than arriving. Proof if benefits
are taken away, they will deport themselves.

Speaker 9 (01:21:28):
This is true.

Speaker 36 (01:21:28):
So the migrant problem in Sweden has gotten so incredibly
bad and so dangerous that starting in twenty twenty two,
they made huge cuts to their benefit programs for non
EU citizens. What did they do They required them to
learn Swedish to work and integrate to access their welfare
and a step by step program instead of just on arrival.

Speaker 6 (01:21:50):
Okay, stop, I think you get the gist of this,
saying it goes on for another three minutes. But lurking
behind the microphone is because we have parasites too, Only
our parasites are actual Americans. Plus they're illegal invaders. So

(01:22:11):
why can't we do this? We could if we had
the will and the wherewithal I'm going to write my
senator and say something similar to, hey, next, we got
to do this. This is another happy story. Trump reaches
historic trade deal with EU. Europe will buy seven hundred

(01:22:32):
and fifty billion dollars in US energy, which is a
great thing. We knew about this. But let's continue because
there always happens to be just a little bit more
to the story. So this is where I don't know
if you saw this, but I'm playing it now so

(01:22:53):
that you can say, yeah, I saw that, where President
Trump kind of blows the whole wind energy and climate
change energy and all that that scamulous and blows it
up right in her face and good old Ursula when
he talks about the green skamish deal. Watch her face,

(01:23:17):
watch her little gaziict because she won't be terribly happy.

Speaker 31 (01:23:23):
Well, thank you very much. It's a beautiful sunday in Scotland,
and we thought we could cut things short by and
certainly travel distance by having our meeting here. And the
other thing I say to Europe we will not allow
a windmill to be built in the United States. They're
killing us. They're killing the beauty of our scenery, our valleys,

(01:23:46):
our beautiful plane.

Speaker 6 (01:23:48):
Wait, she was smiling before her she doesn't seem to
be smiling now.

Speaker 31 (01:23:53):
Means and I'm not talking about airplanes. I'm talking about
beautiful planes. Beautiful that's discomfortful areas in the United States.

Speaker 6 (01:24:01):
And you're reading the body language along with me, are
you not? Of course you are. See. I love I
love to make Europeans and eurot sluts and eurotrash. I
love to make them uncomfortable because this is what they
think of you and I. Trump sees a deal. We've

(01:24:23):
been screwed over a year after year after year for
decades and decades by tariffs and so this was from
CNN analysis from a leftist where Trump sees the biggest
deal ever, Europe sees nothing but capitulation. Do you know
why because they are used to having their free cheese

(01:24:48):
and our hard earned American taxpayer dollars, beginning with the
Marshall Plan, went and continued to flow into Europe so
that Europeans in the UK could have wonderful social welfare
programs and then point their fingers directly at us and
laugh at us because we didn't have the same wonderful
social programs. Oh, by the way, we happen to be

(01:25:12):
paying for their military while all along, essentially they got
a free ride. Only under Trump did some of the
NATO nations come up. Most of them, I think, came
up and said, okay, we will meet our NATO obligations.

Speaker 1 (01:25:31):
No one but.

Speaker 6 (01:25:32):
Trump had ever said that before. Wait a minute, let
me go back. I backed up on commercials or excuse me,
on comments alien poohs like Walmart shrimp radioactive. We could
power the zepp for quite some time. That's excellent. The
key is already in DM. You can, of course stay
for the news round up. Thank you very much. Ricky Robinson.

(01:25:53):
Wait wait wait, wait, wait, okay, I would totally click
I'm guessing click on. This looks like newsom is leaching
off the cracker barrel thing and this is true. I
believe this fervently. Trump loves America. Let's put this on
the screen because somebody else on CNN gets schooled by

(01:26:18):
a Ukrainian parliament member. This happens to be a guy
named Jim Shooto on CNN CNN, and she takes him
to task.

Speaker 7 (01:26:29):
Go.

Speaker 20 (01:26:30):
Do you believe that when Trump meets with kuten In
just a few hours time here, that he will represent
Ukraine fairly, that he will keep Ukraine's interests close to heart?

Speaker 37 (01:26:44):
Well, he's president of US, so what I hope for
him not even to represent Ukraine with dignity, but to
represent us with dignity.

Speaker 6 (01:26:56):
Stop. Stop, this guy is doing is very level best.
He's cringing because he got the answer. I think I
just broke my bill. Damn, he got the answer. There
we go that he wasn't looking for girl.

Speaker 37 (01:27:15):
I really hope that President Trump will not try to
please Putin or make Plutin happy or satisfy Putin.

Speaker 38 (01:27:23):
But I hope that.

Speaker 37 (01:27:25):
President Trump will speak and act with power because he's
a powerful leader. And as he numerously said, there is
only one language. Putin understands the language of power, the
language of force. So this is what I hope for,
and I hope that he will actually use the card

(01:27:49):
of the secondary sections, the strongest card that US and
President Trump has on hand.

Speaker 3 (01:27:57):
Do you believe?

Speaker 6 (01:27:58):
But he's already said there will be no US boots
on the ground. I have a thing with Ukraine. I
will be the first to admit it. Ukraine has been
the bitch bastard of all of Europe. It's been the
laundromat for Europe, It's been the laundromat for South America,
and it's been the laundromat for American politicians for quite

(01:28:20):
some time. So I don't have a lot of loving
feelings for Ukraine, and I certainly don't have any loving
feelings for Zelenski. He could call for a cease fire
anytime and refuses to do so. And I'm not going
to get into that this day, but I will continue.
Peter Doocy a great dude, and I love his questions

(01:28:44):
go by.

Speaker 1 (01:28:45):
President Kalnski.

Speaker 19 (01:28:46):
Are you prepared to keep sending Ukrainian truths to their
death for another couple of years?

Speaker 10 (01:28:51):
Or are you going to redraw the mass?

Speaker 6 (01:28:55):
No, he doesn't care. His troops are fodder. Great question,
Peter respond Thank you, for your questions. So first of all, yeah,
that's Ukrainian for buck. Yet you know we live under
easy text. You know that today have been a lot.

Speaker 10 (01:29:14):
Of text and a lot of wounded people.

Speaker 6 (01:29:16):
And the child was that small one one one.

Speaker 15 (01:29:21):
Year and a half. So we need to stop this
word to stop Russia, and we need support American and
European partners. We will do our best for this so
and I think we will show that we are strong
people and we supported the idea.

Speaker 6 (01:29:38):
Okay, I'm not going to continue this because, as you
can clearly see question unanswered, Zolensky unmotivated. That's one of
the reasons that I'm not a huge fan amongst many
of Zelenski. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, while we give

(01:29:58):
everything else way, what about us? Trump was asking, okay,
what about us?

Speaker 15 (01:30:07):
Now?

Speaker 6 (01:30:08):
List is from PJ Media and the question in the
headline above I got about three more minutes before the
bottom of the hour break is can the US address
its ammunition crisis before the next war, Because some people
in the military were saying, you know, we're wondering if
we're going to have enough ammunition if something else pops

(01:30:31):
off around the globe, will we have enough for us,
And the question is I'm not sure. I don't know,
and I think I have enough time for one more
is this also falls into a happy story. This is

(01:30:52):
six minutes. I'm not going to do the whole six minutes.
I'm just I'm going to play the video to give
you a flavor of who this person is. But this
is President Trump's new Surgeon General, doctor Casey Means. Who
is a surgeon general nominee who we haven't been able
to do anything with because we can't get these things approved,

(01:31:15):
these nominations approved. So let's get a flavor. Let's get
the gist of what it is that she thinks and
what she likely will be doing as surgeon General.

Speaker 39 (01:31:25):
You would think that the American healthcare system and our
government agencies would be clamoring to fix metabolic health and
reduce American suffering and costs.

Speaker 6 (01:31:36):
But they're not.

Speaker 39 (01:31:38):
They are deafinitely silent. I like her already about metabolic
dysfunction and its known causes. It's not an overstatement to say.

Speaker 6 (01:31:50):
That I think that's doctor mcrey on the left. If
I'm not mistaken, maybe I slaughtered his name. Let me
read it. Oh, she is doctor Casey Means Okay, well,
I think that's McCarry McCurry on a line.

Speaker 39 (01:32:00):
I learned virtually nothing at Stanford Medical School. Jesus about
the tens of thousands of scientific papers that elucidate these
root causes of why American health is plummeting and how
environmental factors are causing it. For instance, in medical school,
I did not learn that for each additional serving of
ultra processed food we eat, early mortality increases by eighteen percent.

(01:32:24):
This now makes up sixty to seven percent of the
foods our kids are eating.

Speaker 6 (01:32:29):
So this is the point where I have to stop this,
pull it off the screen, and say something similar to
you know, I'm really glad you're here tonight. I'm really
glad to be here. I'm glad to be a member
of shr my eternal Thanks for all of you listening
and watching, and for all of you folks watching later

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I do this out of love. I'm not making any money.
And I know that sounds like, oh, that's what a
weird thing. That's easy. Stop being stupid. I enjoy this.
I enjoy being here. I really enjoy presenting this stuff.

(01:33:10):
And you know, to be honest, I kind of hope
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Speaker 10 (01:37:06):
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Speaker 6 (01:37:12):
I'm going to discuss an article and today's topic that
the show is simply about Demarrat's self. Imaly, They're setting
themselves on fire, and as far as I'm concerned, I
say let them now. Occasionally people say busy, who are
you or what are you?

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Speaker 6 (01:38:08):
And again, thanks for being here. This is who I am,
this is why you're here. And as I customarily say
around this.

Speaker 25 (01:38:15):
Sad folks, this is Bez's final hour, step up, last
call for alcohol.

Speaker 6 (01:38:22):
Now, this is where the Democrats are right now. I
think that Earl Jackson may have addressed this this morning.
If he did, it was a segment that I missed.
But I want to go over this so that you
understand where the Democrats are right now. This is from

(01:38:44):
the New York Times and that shouldn't surprise you. But
perhaps a few things that are enclosed in this. Now
this was a video. I'm not going to play the video.
What I did is I pulled out what I consider
to be the salient elements of what this guy is seeing.
So this guy a leftist? Is ross do thought? I

(01:39:06):
think I may have screwed up that name, nor do
I much care. Having said that, he interviewed this guy
who's named and I'm going to screw this up too,
But you know what the hell the guy that he
spoke to is Osita Wannavou. Maybe I got that right,

(01:39:28):
maybe I didn't. But essentially, what he's doing is he's
advocating for the things that you see up here in
the headline, this is what the Demorats must do to win,
and the subheader is right here why the left can't
win without a new constitution. Ruth Bader Ginsburg thought we

(01:39:51):
had the wrong constitution. And I'm going to tell you
and elucidate and let you know why the topics in
the issues with Demorats that this is true. But I
want to illuminate what they believe in the bottom line
is November, and then the bottom line is twenty twenty

(01:40:13):
six in the midterms. What they believe kind of in
a way isn't important in terms of common sense. AOC
and that Zorn, Mom Donnie Guy are just reptilians and
a huge cadre of equally insane leftists will vote for them.

(01:40:38):
I do believe that Mom Donnie will get elected as
New York mayor in November. Now, twenty twenty six. A
lot of people are saying could be a route for Democrats.
We think it's about how ridiculously unelectable they are. I

(01:41:00):
conjure that we are, as Republicans and conservatives, we are
too falsely confident and smug with that. They know that
they're playing to what they consider to be the disaffected
ute and to a large cohort who simply hate Trump

(01:41:20):
and everything that he represents. That is the bottom line
on all of this, The meme Trump could cure cancer,
and all of a sudden, leftists and demoats and anarchists
would be yay, cancer, go cancer, Trump bad. Trump bad
for finding the cure to cancer. That's the way it goes.

(01:41:43):
The delio is that historically they have been motivated on
a large scale to show up in great numbers, and
in the end, despite all of the things that we
say about demo rats, then numbers are all that matter.
We know they're nuts, we know their ideas are nuts.

(01:42:09):
They say it. They go further left every day. It's
like a competition to see who can be further left
than the leftist person before them the prior day, and
many are found insufficiently left for the left, and they
are excoriated for doing that. I go back to my

(01:42:30):
original Civics professor teacher in nineteen sixty seven, who said,
you know what, here's what happens. This is what I
remembered from the only thing I remember from his class
in nineteen sixty seven that I remembered. It is shocking.
Democrats don't win elections. Republicans lose them. So this guy,

(01:42:52):
let me see if there's a picture of this guy. Well, no,
there isn't. What that's okay, it's not really particularly important.
Trust me when I tell you that abolish the Senate
and the Electoral College, pack the court. The left can't
win without a new constitution. So this guy that he

(01:43:15):
interviews one Evou was interviewed by the New York Times.
This guy do thought, and he wrote a book, and
he's a continuing editor at all the expected leftist juke joints,
the New Republic and the Democrat Institution's fellow at the

(01:43:36):
Roosevelt Institute. Those are all called clues, you see. But
like you said, for the Demorats to win, they have
to cheat and make sure that they turn everything upside down.
You know, they want to get rid of all the
things that make America America because they cannot win otherwise.

(01:43:56):
So he says, I think many voters went to the
polls in November understanding the election as being a referendum
on democracy, and precisely that way, I think the people
thought that they were being asked to judge, on one hand,
a set of abstract ideals that their Civics teacher might
have told them was important in high school like mine
or grade school. On the other the price of groceries

(01:44:18):
and the cost of living is important. Discern the difference
that he's going to here. I think a lot of
Americans looked at their choice and they said, well, hell,
I'm going to go with my own economic well being.
The hope, which I think was a misguided hope that
Donald Trump's going to improve conditions within the economy, and
so the abstractions that demorats ran on the concept of

(01:44:41):
democracy that they put forward wasn't compelling for a lot
of reasons. It's like the meme that I just saw
recently again, where you know, I'm an LGBT person. Would
you vote against me for lower groceries?

Speaker 20 (01:44:59):
Fuck?

Speaker 6 (01:44:59):
Yeah I would? Oh hell yeah I would. He continues
by saying, I think there are three characteristics of any
democratic system. The first is political equality. You knew that
to be true political equality every month, everyone must be equal,

(01:45:21):
not he didn't mention opportunity. He mentioned the actual outcome.
That's impossible. That is absolutely impossible, he continues. He says,
people are always standing, people are equal in standing when
they come to make a collective choice. Here it comes.
So when it comes to the Senate, for instance, we

(01:45:44):
have one of the most malapproach apportioned upper houses in
the world. I think only Argentina and Brazil among our peers,
are more malapportioned than ours. Okay, so, as I've said
number of times, I speak leftist, so I'll translate what
that means. What he's saying is remove the Senate. It

(01:46:08):
is absolutely terrible that each state, including the stupid, puny,
unimportant ones in the midst of the United States, have
two centers Senators. Population centers are the real power, and
that's why we continue to insist that we pack parasites
into low footprint, tall buildings and force them to rely

(01:46:31):
on government free cheese, so that we'll have control of
them in perpetuity. That is the goal, Make no mistake,
and they'll be forever grateful for the crumbs that we
dispense to them. You know, minorities are not. It doesn't
make any difference. So this guy, Osita Juanivu continues. He says,

(01:46:55):
there's real authority among the public. When they come together
to make a co elective choice, things happen. And the
last thing I would say is majority rule. But I think,
as I write, in very very basic ways, our system
flouts all three of these things. Pause. I speak leftists,
so I'll translate for this guy. The majority should rule.

(01:47:18):
If everyone votes for slavery, hey, fuck it, let's have slavery.
That's what majority rule means. Come on, man, who could
object to that majority rules thing? Except maybe the slaves? Okay,
So how many times do conservatives have to say we're

(01:47:39):
not a democracy. A democracy is a situation where everybody
has to vote on everything, and the lion gets to
vote on how to carve up all the gazelles, right,
the lion gets to win by one vote, a simple majority.
He continues, we are a constitutional republic, which is a
form of government where power rests with the people who

(01:48:01):
elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf. But then
he says, because I speak leftist, I interpret. He continues
to complain about the onerous, terrible Senate, but is completely
unfamiliar with the phrase checks and balances because I read
this article, this lengthy article neary once was it ever mentioned,

(01:48:27):
He continues, California's state of forty million people. If it
were its own country, it'd be one of the forty
largest countries in the world. It's one of the largest
economies in the world. It has the same number of
senators as Wyoming. Damn that Wyoming a state of fewer
than six hundred thousand people, fewer in fact than Washington,

(01:48:48):
d C. That happened I discovered the other day. Washington
d C has seven hundred thousand people. So that is
factually correct. That means functionally that people in Wyoming have
about sixty or more than sixty times the representation than
people in California do in the Senate. Because also he

(01:49:09):
goes along and mentions the house, doesn't he yeah, he does? Oh,
op says, hey, I got a bounce, Thank you for
being here. Un Pleasant blind guy is absolutely correct. Never
never under underestimate the enemy. Did you say utes? I

(01:49:29):
did say utes? I sure did. Apparently if you log
in from three devices, you stay number one. Oh you guys,
you guys, you guys, you are nasty.

Speaker 5 (01:49:41):
With uh.

Speaker 6 (01:49:43):
Let me continue, Let me put James thing up there
and I will continue. Okay, So what I think he
means is what one evu means is that let's just
throw out the baby and bathwater both at once. And
he says, we could start with the thing that I

(01:50:04):
think most Americans think when they think about the undemocratic
nature of our system, a reform that most Americans have
supported for a long time, which is, of course, where
are we going, Yes, wholesale removal of the of the
electoral college. There's a proposal on the table now, actually,
something that's being acted upon in states across the country

(01:50:26):
to move to a national popular vote by interstate compact.
This is how they're going to get around it without
needing a constitutional amendment amendment I mean, but this is
the point. I mean, the amendment process itself is one
of the things that needs amending, very very hard. One

(01:50:47):
of the hardest constitutions in the world to make substitutive
changes to is ours. He's right, that's correct, and it's
intense checks and balances. To do something should be difficult.
There should be discussion back and forth. Leftists and demo

(01:51:10):
rats they want no discussion. They simply want it their way.
All the way all the time, or the highway. So
if you get a number of states totaling up to
the two seventy, you need to win a presidential election
to say, you know, we're gonna throw our electoral votes

(01:51:31):
to the popular vote winner. You functionally have worked around
the electoral college. So wait, guess what. That's what they're
gonna do come twenty twenty six, and definitely come twenty
twenty eight. That's one thing, he says. And again I

(01:51:53):
speak leftists, so I will translate. When demoats and leftists
won the electoral college, if you all, that was way cool.
Then when they lose the electoral college, it's stupid. It's ridiculous,
and we need to remove it by its glottis, immediately

(01:52:13):
out of the throat, wholesale. Done gone. He also said,
I've advocated in the past for adding new states to
the Senate. Oh wait, you'll love this. I think that
there is an ideological imbalance now for all kinds of

(01:52:34):
reasons in who gets represented the most and most reliably
in that body. But that's not a permanent fix to
the Senate at all. It's actually taking advantage of the
equal state distribution. So the interviewer says, oh, well, you
must be talking about Puerto Rico and DC, and he says, yeah,
most likely Puerto Rico, DC. The territories stop I speak

(01:52:59):
leftists translate. Let's just jigger everything, okay, So the demarants
and leftists will win in perpetuity. Are not winning everything
all the time. Every election cannot stand. That's why we
need to make here's the list we need to make
American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, the

(01:53:24):
US Virgin Islands along with DC. That's seven entities. We
need to make them states. Well, what happens to those
seven newly created states? They get what two senators each?
They're all going to vote leftists. So let's see seven

(01:53:44):
new territories becoming states. That's fourteen new senators. But Wade,
I thought they hated the Senate. They love the Senate
if they're in control, and that is how they plan
to do it. So this guy, Juan Evu continues and
he says, this is a quote. Everything is negotiable. I

(01:54:09):
don't think the will of the people is a real thing.
When you read polls and you say the majority of
American people believe this on taxes, and another majority believes
this on environmental policy, and a majority believes this on
woman's right to choose and so on. These are not
all the same groups of people. There is not one

(01:54:30):
the majority that is being represented across all of those
issue spaces. So the concept of the will of the
people is very, very very troubled. Okay, So then that
means you don't have a mandate. Nobody has a mandate. Democrats,
they would never have a mandate except when they say
that they were given a mandate and they were handed

(01:54:50):
to mandate. So how does this make sense? He continues, Democracy,
by the very definition of Democrats, is the w will
the people expressed by one over vote. Then that becomes
the will of the people, and then that becomes the

(01:55:11):
mandate itself, so to speak. So essentially, this guy that
I'm talking about, Osita Juanivu, told the interviewer that you
see right here from the New York Times that we
have to do the following. We got to pack the courts,
We got to pack the states, create more states, eliminate

(01:55:37):
the checks and balances that makes politics messy, so that
they have the ability to ramrod through whatever the hell
they want when they want, because sadly we are not,
but should be in complete and total control all through
the United States of America. We need to remember, though,

(01:55:57):
that this is also what he's saying. He's saying that
our rights were given to us by government and not
some cheesy entity called God, and that our next constitution
must place all political power within government and not those
fickle and stupid people. If if we're to win forever,

(01:56:21):
he says, we need to chuck that stupid Constitution, the
Bill of Rights, and everything that happens to go with it.
Let me move on here if I might, and I
think I've got shit. I got six more minutes left
in the show. I think I have enough for maybe

(01:56:43):
one more of these. This is CNN occasionally like a
stopped clock. Well, what they're saying here is CNN, and
the demoret brand is garbage right now, their brand is garbage.

Speaker 8 (01:56:59):
Take Democrats at this point are historically divided.

Speaker 6 (01:57:04):
It is a complete and utter mess.

Speaker 8 (01:57:06):
It is messier than a hoard's basement.

Speaker 3 (01:57:08):
You ain't just Wsland Dixie.

Speaker 8 (01:57:09):
The national early poll leader twenty five percent plus normally
that's where Democrats are. Biden was twenty five percent plus
and twenty twenty.

Speaker 18 (01:57:16):
Hillary Clinton was in eight and sixteen.

Speaker 1 (01:57:18):
Gore was in to O four.

Speaker 8 (01:57:20):
At this particular point, there is no one, no one
in the Democratic race for president who's polling at twenty
five percent plus any one, any one.

Speaker 10 (01:57:30):
The water is quite warm.

Speaker 8 (01:57:32):
If you're a Democrat potentially thinking about running in twenty
twenty eight, jump right.

Speaker 6 (01:57:36):
In because Buller Bueler, can you find this out for me?
Listen to this also because what we're discovering, and I'm
going to run out of time, I may have one
or two more videos left and things too to illustrate
for you. Haven't you heard recently that as matter of fact,
the Democrats seem to be running out of spice. We

(01:57:58):
know that the spice must Apparently there's some kind of
a nasty interruption of the spice.

Speaker 7 (01:58:05):
You know, an interesting phenomenon ha is taking place. We
have certain politicians that are having a really hard time
making their fundraising goals for the first time ever.

Speaker 6 (01:58:13):
I wonder if it has.

Speaker 7 (01:58:14):
Anything to do with the fact that a whole bunch
of left wing NGOs and Planned Parenthood stopped receiving hundreds
of millions of dollars annually.

Speaker 6 (01:58:22):
From the taxpayers.

Speaker 7 (01:58:24):
Yeah, because it turns out that certain politicians, rather than
asking for your money, would take it in the form
of taxation and then give it to their ideological allies
within the NGO and abortion industry, and then get a
bunch of campaign contributions in return.

Speaker 6 (01:58:38):
This it was like a finder's fee. Huh, funny how
that works. Isn't that bizarre? But then again, we can
take and.

Speaker 1 (01:58:46):
Hey, listen, I think she might be on a sum here.
Does all of a sudden the Democrat Party is going broke?

Speaker 3 (01:58:52):
All of a sudden?

Speaker 1 (01:58:53):
What listen? I don't think that's a coincidence, but y'all
let me know what you think in it comments.

Speaker 42 (01:58:59):
I've been noticing a pattern emerging ever since USAID finally
closed his doors on July first. All of a sudden,
the Democrats are running out of money. And it makes
me wonder who exactly was paying for this national tour
that AOC and Bernie were going on.

Speaker 10 (01:59:14):
We were.

Speaker 6 (01:59:16):
The American taxpayers.

Speaker 11 (01:59:19):
We were maybe all those private jets they were taking
from state to state.

Speaker 42 (01:59:22):
We're getting a little too expensive, and just like the Democrats,
Act Blue is also running out of money. And have
you noticed that ever since USAID finally shut down, that
we don't see any more nationwide protests.

Speaker 11 (01:59:33):
Maybe all those printed signs and pamphlets and profits.

Speaker 6 (01:59:36):
Well, you know, they are expensive, and it's known that
they pay demonstrators. The protests and the riots are everything
but spontaneous.

Speaker 42 (01:59:47):
Skanda, and this giant Trump baby balloon costs a little
bit more than you thought.

Speaker 27 (01:59:51):
Huh.

Speaker 42 (01:59:51):
Also, ever since USAID has shut down, shows are getting
canceled left and right. For Stephen Colbert, then E News.
Now all of a sudden, the View says that they're
going on hiatus. This is all getting to be a
pretty weird coincidence, don't you think.

Speaker 11 (02:00:04):
Honestly?

Speaker 6 (02:00:04):
Whatever, oh in Stern as well, he's getting kicked off.
Serious the heck is going on.

Speaker 11 (02:00:09):
I'm just glad that it took the View with them,
because those five women are.

Speaker 6 (02:00:12):
By the way, the view is just on a little
bit of a hiatus. I don't really believe that they're
truly going anywhere. I think they'll be.

Speaker 11 (02:00:21):
Back insufferable, and they have not had a ballot take
in years now.

Speaker 42 (02:00:25):
I'm not saying they are always leads to causation, but
what I am saying is that I'm pretty good at
pattern recognition, and there are a lot of things piling
up that are showing me exactly where that money was
coming from.

Speaker 6 (02:00:36):
And we know we know where it was coming from.
It was coming from your and my hard earned American
taxpayer dollars. We were being fleeced, We were being our
The American taxpayer has been paying for everything. We have
been fleeced by everyone for everything, including the rest of

(02:00:59):
the planet, and sooner or later we had to put
our foot down and say, you know no more. Can
you imagine what we'd be encountering today if either Biden
or Harris, god forbid, had one. So, ladies and gentlemen,

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Speaker 3 (02:02:58):
I'll get some sleep, everybody, my mama, not fam.

Speaker 12 (02:03:03):
Good night everyone, good night Mama, gon Daddy, good night children,
good night Dad, good night Elizabeth.

Speaker 3 (02:03:09):
Night, Conboy, good night, Timbob, night him up, good night, Jampa.
What's going on?

Speaker 6 (02:03:18):
I was a slip?

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Speaker 23 (02:03:20):
Good night?

Speaker 1 (02:03:29):
Good night and good luck?

Speaker 6 (02:03:51):
Hum is Busy gone help?

Speaker 40 (02:03:56):
He is?

Speaker 6 (02:03:59):
By the way, Busy wants everybody to know that if
you tune in this coming Monday night at eight pm
Pacific and ten pm Central and eleven pm Eastern next week,

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you might be able to see this guy. This is
the graphic that he hates. He hates this with as
much despiction as possible. He hates this graphic well, as
I told you earlier, I'm going to make a new
one for him that he will quite likely hate even

(02:04:43):
worse than this one. But I still say, wait a minute, wait,
you're not supposed to see me. We're done there. See
don't I feel better? Don't I look better?

Speaker 1 (02:04:52):
Now?

Speaker 6 (02:04:54):
So tune in next Monday night, after the lovely weekend
you're going.

Speaker 36 (02:04:59):
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Speaker 6 (02:05:02):
For the Edge of Liberty and Sean Lewis, And by
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