BZ's Saloon, 11.25.25 BZ's Rilly Big Thanksgiving Show!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
U s.

Speaker 2 (01:22):
You're listening to Late nine Radio on the s HR
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.

Speaker 3 (01:36):
Now I have come here to chew bubble gum, then
kick asss.

Speaker 4 (01:42):
A lot of freedom is never more than one generation
away from extinction.

Speaker 5 (01:47):
We didn't pass it on to our children in the bloodstream.

Speaker 6 (01:50):
The only way they can inherit the freedom we.

Speaker 5 (01:52):
Have known is if we fight for it, protect it,
defend it, and then handed to them with the well
talked lessons of how they 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 were breathing, sure.

Speaker 7 (02:34):
I'm coming through the chaos, got them back at Google
this and pushing them back from the saloon to the gear.
We're speaking new or constitutions my compass. There is a
big coups creaking shadows on the land fence with the
schemes trying to binder my hands. But I'm the shirtfer
gotten through the storm. Wouldn't do your freedoms.

Speaker 8 (02:58):
They spend its hairs.

Speaker 7 (02:59):
Better seat to the haze. Be magis lost in the maze.

Speaker 9 (03:04):
Calling it out.

Speaker 3 (03:05):
No fear in my soul.

Speaker 10 (03:06):
This patriots fire, losing control, sham in the in the
stand for the truth, battle the game.

Speaker 11 (03:18):
Suppulls, Come and remember my s This judge is twisted, trying.

Speaker 8 (03:33):
To steal our rights.

Speaker 7 (03:34):
But I'm locked until they gotta been sights from change
six to the border, selling a soutain.

Speaker 12 (03:40):
I'm screaming from the mountain of my revolution.

Speaker 1 (03:43):
They bought the.

Speaker 7 (03:46):
Stars and stretch forever under God's open sky. No globull
has change gonna change this land. The sheriff bollet the
truth in my head. They pushed their agenda bottom bringing
the ball.

Speaker 11 (03:57):
They promise is empty and their heart sized cold.

Speaker 13 (04:03):
I'm fighting for the warriors, stand for the truthfuls.

Speaker 14 (04:16):
Come and remember my day the storms.

Speaker 13 (04:30):
I've walked the line forty one years, badge on the grind,
now I'm on the dead.

Speaker 15 (04:35):
My voice like a blade cutting through the.

Speaker 7 (04:38):
Lives that the trade has made.

Speaker 11 (04:40):
Hurricanes range both standing tall sheriffs.

Speaker 9 (04:42):
Something constant sends in the car.

Speaker 16 (04:48):
We're taking back America, Freedom's battle ground, the certain boats.

Speaker 8 (05:23):
For God in country.

Speaker 11 (05:24):
This fot is real.

Speaker 15 (05:27):
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages,
Welcome to be Z's Berserk Bob Kat Saloon radio show.
I am the aforementioned Beasy and thank you for being
here on this night. Truly, I didn't expect many people
to be here. It's Thanksgiving week. Everybody has the week off.

(05:49):
Everyone is driving. I don't know how many people are
going to the airport.

Speaker 8 (05:56):
Good luck if you do, as you well know.

Speaker 12 (05:59):
I am your.

Speaker 15 (06:00):
Conservative sharpa, and what you're about to hear for the
next hour, hour and a half, two hours, whatever the
hell it happens to be, consists of my opinion, and
my opinion only. I felt it incumbent upon me my
duty to create a little bit of a different show tonight. However,
let it not be said that we are still doing

(06:21):
the job that the American media maggots won't. I am
fundamentally changing America when leftist t period of time, and
of course we don't water our drinks just like we
don't water our conversations. We are still serving those forementioned
stiff drinks in the saloon along with facts, history, logic, rationality, proportion, context, clarity, tradition,

(06:44):
and a lot of common sense as well, so politics, religion, crime, culture, race, sex,
economic science, law. I think I pretty much covered it.
We talk about it all right here at the saloon
where the speech is free. In the booze is not
it never is ept very important. There will be free
beer tomorrow. Now I couldn't afford it today, but you

(07:07):
may have all the free beer that you wish tomorrow.
So I put this up earlier, and November twentieth I
failed to recognize that November twentieth was the Victims of
Tranny Violence Day of Remembrance. This is my way to

(07:29):
honor the normal Americans whose lives were lost to trany violence.
I just wanted to honor them, just very briefly if
I could. Right there, this is going to be the last,
very very last fall chat room. Now, there are many
people that are in the sumptuous, plush, palatial and resplendent chatroom,

(07:49):
and you can be.

Speaker 8 (07:51):
There too if you will.

Speaker 15 (07:53):
All you need to do is go to shrmedia dot com.

Speaker 8 (07:57):
Actually actually go to.

Speaker 15 (08:00):
The shr media YouTube channel SAHR Media YouTube channel, and
you'll find that as you're watching live, there'll be some
chat over on the right, and then if you're chatting
on the shr media YouTube channel, you'll discover that your
chattabis erectibus is placed right into this linear vertical fascione

(08:23):
that's Italian for fashion, and you can see your own chats,
and you can mix drinks, you can backslap, you can
drink to your heart's content as much as you possibly want,
and we encourage everybody to be in the chat room
as much as you possibly can. Let me go back

(08:45):
and mention a few things if I might. People constantly
ask me about.

Speaker 8 (08:51):
This dude, this is Jake. This is Jake. What is today?

Speaker 15 (08:57):
No?

Speaker 8 (08:57):
Yesterday? Okay, today's Tuesday.

Speaker 12 (08:59):
This is Jake.

Speaker 8 (09:00):
Yesterday, we took him out to the lake.

Speaker 15 (09:04):
Now, what you can't really see about him is since
his last way in he used to weigh about twenty
twenty one pounds. He is twelve pounds now and he
lost three ounces since the last time that we weighed him.

(09:24):
But yesterday was just a great day. Now, we didn't
take him to the lake for very long because it started.
This is kind of the semi first slushy semi snow
water snow thing that occurred today. So yesterday it was
Mui Chiliento and we had him. We had two coats
on him and his wool coat upper thing, and if

(09:47):
we took that all off, he'd be a poor, little
bony guy. So we carried him out to the lake
and put him down and let him just sniff around.
He when he goes to the lake, he's not going
for the swimming or the paddle boarding. He's going for
the sniffs. So it was really cold and we only

(10:09):
let him hang around for maybe about five minutes or so.

Speaker 12 (10:12):
At the lake.

Speaker 15 (10:12):
But it was a lake day yesterday, so he got
some great sniffs in. But when you pick him back up,
you can tell he's shivering.

Speaker 8 (10:20):
Okay, time to go back to the car.

Speaker 15 (10:22):
But it's just one of those things where it's a
great experience for him and with him, you know, just
try to keep him on top of things, keep him
involved in life. He's still going out through the door,
the dog door, still goes outside, still knows how to pee,

(10:43):
and Pooh comes back in of his own volition. The
only difference is we leave the light on at night
the big porch. We have two big porch lights that
probably are pissing off our neighbors, but we predominantly don't care,
so that he can go outside, do what he needs
to do and make you turn and come back in.

Speaker 8 (11:01):
Then he heads off to bed.

Speaker 15 (11:03):
Now, sometimes he will come in here. If I've made
the mistake of leaving the studio door open over there,
he will come in here and he'll sleep for the
rest of the night until the morning. But it makes
it kind of difficult to retrieve him when it's time
for water, and when it's time for food by syringe,
and I don't mean an injection. We're not doing the

(11:24):
ivy thing. We're not continuing with the ivy thing. But
they're just really big syringes that get packed. Missus Beezy
is a wonderful She was a vet deck so she
knows exactly what she's doing with this dude. And so
he gets big syringes of water. He gets water X
number of times a day, and he gets food liquid

(11:47):
food X number of times today and we just you know,
because his stomach has contracted so much, you have to
be very careful that you don't overfeed in you don't overwatering,
because we've discovered if you do and or you pick
him up in an unpleasant fashion that he doesn't quite

(12:10):
care for. You will see a revisitation of what went
down the Mark one Model one gullet that has happened
in the past couple of days. So anyway, thanks for
being here tonight. I have some unusual things for you.

Speaker 8 (12:26):
Now I have.

Speaker 15 (12:28):
This is we'll go into the carousel of amusing gurp
in the not too terribly distant futures. So tonight I've
got the carousel of amusing Girp. I have got one
story for weapons grade stupid. I have some amusing Thanksgiving stories,
and I'm going to go someplace tonight that I don't

(12:49):
believe that you had anticipated me going before. So oh shoot,
I forgot to do something very important. Okay, I'm going
to do it on the break at the bottom of
the hour.

Speaker 8 (13:04):
Sean couldn't be here.

Speaker 15 (13:05):
Shawn's in Baston. The bast in Bastide is in Baston
right now.

Speaker 8 (13:09):
I flew back. He said his plane was late.

Speaker 15 (13:13):
But you know, I didn't hear any tales of horrible
woe in maltreatment and discontent and dungeness, torture not for
crabs but in a dungeon. Okay, I'm sure you understood
what I meant, so he made it there, okay. But
I forgot to give the link to Earl Jackson to

(13:33):
see if he wanted to be here tonight, because I
invited everybody to come and say, you know, are you
interested in talking tonight about Thanksgiving and what it is
that you're thankful for?

Speaker 12 (13:43):
Oh?

Speaker 15 (13:43):
My, do I have a bountiful list of things for
which I am most definitely thankful. And I forgot to
put the link up to the show. So if Jersey
Joe and Earl wanted to come in and talk about
the things for which they may be thankful, let me
take a peek around here and see what I've got.

(14:03):
Looks like Phantomus in chat. Looks like the unpleasant blind
guy is in chat. If I'm not mistaken, I think
I saw a mission ready men earlier. And if I
if I my memory is is generally crap. I apologize
if you are already in chat, So, Sally Chelly, So

(14:25):
I'm going to go someplace that you had not anticipated.
I'm going to show you a little bit of history
of s HR that is one of the numerous things
for which I am in fact thankful. Uh, let's do
this here, just for a moment, I'm going to and
again I am so negligent. There's neglig negligent, and there's

(14:48):
BZ negligent. This is BEZ being BZ negligent, the carousel
of amusing group.

Speaker 8 (14:55):
And I don't even have you know, like.

Speaker 15 (14:59):
Music for word, So you're just gonna have to play
the music around in your head because music plays in
my head all the time. Uh this, I found a
a nice video to play tonight.

Speaker 12 (15:09):
They said Big.

Speaker 8 (15:10):
Balls was too derogatory.

Speaker 15 (15:13):
Well we hope they like these big webbos.

Speaker 17 (15:15):
Let's get this.

Speaker 18 (15:30):
Oh whoa h.

Speaker 15 (15:39):
M hm.

Speaker 11 (15:44):
H m.

Speaker 15 (15:56):
M I I Sally, I happen to like that again
because it is something for which I am so easily amused.

(16:17):
Now this is I don't have the important safety tip,
but this could be considered an important safety tip.

Speaker 8 (16:23):
When I put this up.

Speaker 15 (16:24):
Now, let's say you have a big ass rack of meat,
and let's say that you work for a restaurant. Let's
say that you're the person that's tasked with breaking up
this rack of meat to be able to serve to customers.

Speaker 8 (16:36):
How the hell are you going to do it? Well,
this guy figured it out right here.

Speaker 15 (16:45):
Just get a piece of cardboard out of the back,
and I see it's frozen.

Speaker 8 (16:50):
So you know this is thinking.

Speaker 19 (16:52):
This is the guy using his noggin, because how otherwise
are you going to break that up? Well, of course
you're not going to do it the restaurant where people
can see it. I mean, come on, let's not be silly,
stupid and fattening. You're gonna go outside and you're gonna
do it there. So this is somebody. I don't know
what town they're in, I don't know what city.

Speaker 15 (17:15):
But all I have to say is, in terms of
the important safety tip, if you can't figure out how
to sever your racks of beef or your ribs, then
there's always a piece of cardboard placed carefully near the
dumpster in the back of the restaurant because you don't
want to let the people that are there actually see

(17:35):
what's occurring. The other thing I have to tell you
in terms of Thanksgiving is I always have to have
I always have to ask what is best in life?

Speaker 12 (17:46):
What is best in life?

Speaker 5 (17:48):
Crush your enemies, see them driven before you.

Speaker 12 (17:51):
They had a lamentation of the women.

Speaker 15 (17:54):
I always want to hear the lamentation and hear the
lamentation of the women.

Speaker 8 (17:59):
Uh this, let me see if I can do this
right now? Okay, this is.

Speaker 15 (18:07):
Weapons grade stupid. Now if I go over here, because
I don't have a producer, maybe I can make the
music work.

Speaker 8 (18:14):
If I'm nice, weapons grade stupid.

Speaker 16 (18:20):
One can lay.

Speaker 2 (18:21):
But leftists are overqualified.

Speaker 8 (18:29):
Okay, let me put this up.

Speaker 15 (18:32):
When I first saw this, I thought, Okay, are you
really and the answer is yes. Before I even get
to answer my own question, the answer from the anticipate
anticipated question is.

Speaker 8 (18:45):
Of course yes.

Speaker 15 (18:46):
This is Eric Swallwell, this is what the demo rats
want for you. Now, I suppose for them this is
really smart until I ask you, Okay, figure this out.

Speaker 17 (19:00):
I want us to be able to vote by phone.
Every California vote by phone.

Speaker 12 (19:04):
Yeah.

Speaker 17 (19:05):
If we can do our taxes, do our you know,
our make our healthcare appointments, you know, make essentially your
do your banking online. You should be able to vote
by phone. Make it safe, make it secure. But it's
actually already happening all over the United States. I want
us to be a blue state that doesn't do just
a little bit better than like Georgia or Alabama when
it comes to like voting access, I want us to

(19:27):
max out democracy also as it relates to democracy, if
you wait in line for thirty minutes or more, if
you do want to vote in person, I think you
should find every county for every minute that a person
has to wait longer. We have to be better, not
just a little bit better than the other states.

Speaker 8 (19:42):
The DMV stop.

Speaker 15 (19:47):
It's like another thing Michale stop stop stop stop. That's
weapons grade stupid, because you don't possibly think that that
in any way, shape or as could lend itself to
tinking with elections. Because California always spelled over with a
k cal of failure, has been involved in screwing over

(20:12):
a leg. You cannot convince me that Gavin Newsom was
elected by a majority of the individuals in the state
of caliph failure, not once, not twice. He's termed out.
Now he's going to go for president. The other thing

(20:33):
I wanted to put in here is this. I'd kind
of forgotten about it. I mentioned it.

Speaker 8 (20:37):
I believe I.

Speaker 15 (20:38):
Mentioned it last show. If I am not mistaken, this
is still apparently a thing. Now today is the twenty fifth.

Speaker 8 (20:50):
I haven't seen anything much on the news about this.

Speaker 15 (20:55):
There's still leftists demorats anarchists are still going to be
pushing this, and they're saying November twenty fifth to December second,
no anything, no spending, no work, no surrender, because we're
going to take this entire system country. Whatever the hell

(21:16):
they think is obstructing them, they're going to take it down.

Speaker 8 (21:22):
Now.

Speaker 15 (21:22):
Looking at some of the social media posts I've seen
that that was up to and possibly including, Oh, Whiskey
Dale is in chat. There you go, I see, I
see a little forker in there. There's Whiskey Dale.

Speaker 8 (21:33):
Mission ready men.

Speaker 15 (21:35):
Anyway, to all the people who are here in chat
instead of you know, like cleaning your fish tank or
balancing your check book if you still have a checkbook,
or if you even have a fish tank and you
haven't knocked it over because you've had too much eggnog.

Speaker 12 (21:50):
There.

Speaker 15 (21:50):
Because all the fish, all the bed is, and the
and the cichlids, and the sicklids with their teeth. You know,
if they're this big, they're going to get to your
neck and they're going to try to rip open your flesh,
because that's what sicklids do. Piranhas, they're sicklids. How did
I know that? Because maybe did Beezy ever have any
of those at one time when he was a child?

Speaker 8 (22:11):
That's a story for another day.

Speaker 15 (22:13):
Okay, I'm going to say this nicely. Long time ago,
when I was still of a single digit age, I
had a five gallon fish tank and a buddy of
mine decided that we were going to raise tropical fish,
and in the process of doing so, we both got
one fish each that looked, I don't know, really cool.
I mean, it was kind of silvery and kind of

(22:34):
reddish orange, and it was about eh that long, and
we looked carefully at it. We thought, this fucker has teeths.

Speaker 12 (22:45):
How cool is this little bit?

Speaker 15 (22:50):
We know until fast forward a number of years that
we were raising piranhas, and it should come is no
shock that in the course of a day and a half,
maybe two days, the only fish remaining in the tank.

Speaker 12 (23:07):
Was the.

Speaker 8 (23:08):
Okay, there you go.

Speaker 15 (23:09):
Moving on, by the way, in Thanksgiving, this is just
a kind of a pay in to the wayback machine.

Speaker 1 (23:20):
Thanksgiving Dinner nineteen eighty one will not be as expensive
as some people may think. We took a typical list
of Thanksgiving dinner items to four different grocery chains in
the Albuquerque area to compare prices. We purchased items to
feed six adults.

Speaker 3 (23:32):
Here's what we found.

Speaker 1 (23:33):
A twelve pound turkey average six to sixty nine. The
average cost for twelve ounces of stepping was dollar four.
Fifteen ounces of corn bread mix average sixty nine cents,
two fifteen ounce cans of green beans average seventy six cents,
three pounds of yams average dollar fifty nine cents, and
a seven ounce jar marshmallow cream was fifty seven cents.
One sixteen ounce can of cranberry sauce cost an average

(23:54):
of fifty seven cents. A sixteen ounce can of pumpkin
also cost an average fifty seven cents, ranged in price
from two twenty nine to two ninety nine for twenty
eight ounce jar.

Speaker 15 (24:04):
Okay, except for turkey. I got to tell you, I
admit to my being ignorant. All the stuff that they're
pricing out right now. I well, and truly.

Speaker 8 (24:14):
I don't know.

Speaker 15 (24:16):
I don't know what the delio is about that. I
don't know how much those prices are. Having said that,
let's continue because it's kind of fun.

Speaker 1 (24:24):
Two nine inch by pruss average sixty five cents and
eight ounces of whip topping average seventy three cents at
the four stores. The total show the most expensive of
the four stores we shopped was first with the top.

Speaker 15 (24:35):
Okay, look at this, this is why I love this. Now,
can you put together a Thanksgiving meal in twenty twenty
five for seventeen dollars and eighty three cents?

Speaker 1 (24:48):
Hold that from the cost of seventeen eighty three for
the items, followed by Smith at sixteen fifty two, Bag
and Save at fifteen seventy seven, and albert Sends at
the low end with a total of fifteen seventy five.

Speaker 15 (24:59):
Hey tells you you ought to be shopping at Albertson's, folks,
except there is no more Albertsons. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I think Albertson's got all bought up, didn't they?

Speaker 8 (25:11):
I'm pretty sure they did.

Speaker 15 (25:12):
By the way, I went on to discover that the
mission Ready Men says, based on the fashion, that has
to be early mid nineteen eighties.

Speaker 8 (25:22):
Yes, exactly, mission readymen.

Speaker 15 (25:24):
Wait, I haven't done this for two shows. That was
from If you didn't see the number, that was from
nineteen eighty one, So just a little historic. By the way,
I was going to tell you, now if you were
to continue today and buy the same amount somebody asked
groc with those same specific items and those those weights, pounds, cans,

(25:50):
et cetera, and it would be forty eight seventeen. So
compare fifteen seventy five to forty eight seventeen and you
have the relative amount of inflation that has occurred today.

Speaker 8 (26:02):
Are you ready for more independence as a financial advisor?
Consider the RIA model.

Speaker 15 (26:07):
Quiet, now, I'm going to be going somewhere else, and
let me get ahead here to just a bit. I
we're going to get into where I want to go.

Speaker 8 (26:20):
And I've already.

Speaker 15 (26:21):
Realized, Look, okay, I am perfectly one and seventy three
point seventy five percent cognizant of the fact that I'm
never going to get through all the stuff that I
have to go. And I want to tell you why
I lined up over here. There's a great damn show
calling to you. There's a great damn show, and I

(26:41):
want to get it out by but probably beas he's
not going to be able to get to all of
this good stuff. In the meantime, I'm going to start
this and tell you that starting before the break, I'm
sure if I'm going to have a break. Maybe I will,

(27:02):
maybe I won't. You guys can tell me in chat
if you want breaks. Whiskey deal, too many tabs open, Yeah,
that's true. By the way, whiskey deal just for you.
I'm gonna put this up. Here's Clyde. I want to
let you know he has. Clyde has as we treat
him well.

Speaker 12 (27:19):
Here.

Speaker 15 (27:20):
He has his own glass, his own etched glass. How
many bob Gaps have their own etched glass and have
been taught to smoke cigars? I say, damn few.

Speaker 8 (27:30):
Anyway, I will have the beginning of a big, beautiful so.

Speaker 15 (27:39):
Yeah, that thing to start here very soon, and it's
going to be about Thanksgiving. Let me stop this right
here because I have got some interesting things awaiting you, folks,
and I'm going to start the Thanksgiving show in kind of.

Speaker 8 (27:59):
A weird way.

Speaker 15 (28:01):
And again, by the way, let me know in chat
if you guys need cock uppee breaks or anything like that,
and then I'll take a break. If not, you know what,
I don't think I'm gonna do any breaks. If you guys,
you can call balls and strikes yourself. I'm putting the
show in your control. Yeah, the shows, the shows in
your hands and now take it to football and to run.

Speaker 8 (28:25):
With it, if you would please.

Speaker 15 (28:27):
I have no idea what that voice I was doing
right there. Anyway, in a Thanksgiving show, I'm going to
start with this. We are the envy of the world,
and the world is trying to take us apart. Now,
if you remember, I don't know if you ever saw
it James Franco in the movie the interview, he said, well,

(28:50):
and they hate us because they ain't us. And that is,
in fact, kind of a strange way to begin a
Thanksgiving show this November twenty fifth year of Our Lord,
twenty five, twenty five. But that's where it is. It
is definitely going to begin. I have many things for
which I am thankful. I'm going to showcase a bunch

(29:11):
of them tonight. But those prior words are going to
come back, kind of to haunt and highlight an inflection point,
a place where I need to begin. This nation is
nothing but one big, huge, massive experiment. We began along
with most everybody else civilized nations. In fact, Europe was

(29:32):
certainly ahead of us in terms of understanding politics, freedoms
and liberties. We here in the United States of America
simply took things to what I would call their logical conclusion.
You know, we took essentially the magna carta and we
winkled on it.

Speaker 8 (29:52):
A little bit.

Speaker 15 (29:52):
Not winkled, that's a bad you guys know what winkling is.

Speaker 8 (29:56):
And we tinkered with it.

Speaker 15 (29:57):
Maybe that's a better word. It still has the ik
in there, and we tinkered with it and we make it.
We made it work for us. So once making sort
of an absolute and undeniable truth, having made that, the
denying began. And that's with our constitution. It's pretty much

(30:19):
unlike any other. Certainly it's not the oldest, but it is,
in my honorable opinion, it is the best because it
respects our people. It respects their sovereignty, It respects their independence,
their true essential liberties, rights and freedoms.

Speaker 8 (30:37):
Our Constitution, to.

Speaker 15 (30:39):
The ever increasing shock of all sorts of people all
around the planet, including within the United Snakes of America,
is predicated upon limitations. Yeah okay, but not the kind
that people want, but limitations placed upon the government and
not the people. So it's it's carefully crafted in such

(31:00):
a way that it sets forth the things that government
cannot do. Look at our Bill of Rights, They are
not the rights of government, they are the rights of
a free people.

Speaker 12 (31:12):
People hate us.

Speaker 15 (31:13):
For this, from without and from within. Yet many of
us took oathes so well written, backed with an eye
towards history, to protect this nation from her enemies, brilliantly
foreign and domestic. That's brilliant insight. Certainly, nations they're conquered

(31:37):
from without. We've seen any number of examples of that.
But the most insidious means is from within. And that
brings us to today. I can clearly say never in
my life, never ever before in my life. I'm in
my eighth decade right now, on this revolving blue ball,
have I seen so many political forces from so many

(31:59):
areas in arrayed against one man, a man that I
believe that we have a great amount of thanks to
give two for making and yielding the revelations that we
innately suspected prove positive now, because there's no avoiding the
truth that we in the United States of America, US

(32:21):
the American taxpayer, we are so almost irretrievably despised that
there may be no logical view available again, no way
for Americans to trust their governments again, federal, state or local,
and no way for the United States citizens to trust

(32:43):
other governments, essentially all of them again, because those nations
have been doing two things to us, simultaneously, lining up
at our taxpayer trough, no non nom numb an attempt
to crush us for our successes and for our strengths.

(33:05):
They love us, and they hate us. They hate us
because they ain't us, when in fact they know or
should know, that if the US goes down, the rest
of the planet is soon going to follow, and with
that will come a time of darkness, violence, war, oppression.
That shit is going to make Stalin Hitler Polepot look

(33:26):
generous and effusive. Garren Damn tied. So first and foremost tonight,
I'm going to say that I am most definitely, incredibly
thankful for my freedoms, my newly found liberties in my
new free state of Idahom, and for the fact that
there are, luckily, even these days, even tonight, people looking

(33:49):
out for myself and all of us all throughout this nation.
They are people like us, like you and me. Let
me tell you who or what they aren't. They're not
in government, they're not in DC. Those people in most
every state and local government are not working for us.
They are working against us to enrich themselves personally, to

(34:16):
grow their power and hence their control, power, control, and money.
That's the triumvirate right there. The people I think tonight
are the common working people like you, like me, like us, Conservatives,
those whose labor built the nation, and they are simultaneously

(34:37):
stripped of cash, pride, their savings, and still they managed
to go on and plow ahead every day in support
of themselves, in attempted support of themselves and their families.
They are not the parasitic, they are not the lazy.
They are not the unmotivated cowards that they are forced
to serve.

Speaker 8 (35:00):
Government.

Speaker 15 (35:02):
And they know the difference being. Being aware of your
status as a slave of government is alarming and at
the same time maddening. So let's let's get more intimately
focused for a second. By the way, I haven't seen
anybody in chat say, uh no, yeah, we need to

(35:22):
break okay, So I'm going to soldier on when people
talk about fascism, it's proven that the reverse is true.
When when Demorats screeched that our democracy is threatened and
that fascism is here, the only fascists are the Demorats
and the leftists, and the only ones suppressing speech and

(35:44):
freedom are them. The only reason that, for example, you know,
and I'm sure, I'm sure all of you have your
own personal examples of all this stuff. The only reason
I believe that a lot of social media restrictions have
lessened is because Elon Musk stepped in. Say what you
will about him worth half a trillion dollars now today

(36:08):
I believe five hundred billion dollars. He stepped in and
revealed that the rampant oppression and the temper of the
times have changed due to the presence of omb orangeman
bad Donald John Trump, the guy with the dead orange
cat on his head. Most everything he said about the

(36:30):
subjugation of himself, about conservatives, about us, and by dint
of that the rest of the United States, that's almost
all been proven true. And the opposite of conspiracy theories,
they became conspiracy realities. Hey, Ricky Robinson is in Chat, Aloha, mister,

(36:51):
and unleash Jeremy Hanson is in Chat. So like I say,
I had examples, you have examples. I bet you could
trot them out one after the other. I lost my
entire website, website boviating zeppelin dot Net. I built that
sucker in two thousand and four when blogs were the thing.

(37:13):
I mean, I literally at the point, at that point
when I began for the next couple of years, I
had thousands and thousands of supporters, And so I lost
my website that I built in two thousand and four
behind a lie twenty years of posts and documentation. I
had to fight like hell to get it back, and

(37:35):
through all sorts of cutouts. You have to do this
and genuflect towards Mecca.

Speaker 8 (37:41):
And I was finally able to do that.

Speaker 15 (37:42):
I got it back, but only because I believe that
the temper of the times had changed, and people were
people social media fuck sticks were a little bit more
receptive to people of my bed and yours. The temper
of the times had changed. I lost, like you, probably

(38:02):
my entire Twitter now now not x, my entire Twitter
account removed completely one day there, the next day, No,
I'm sorry, not the next day, one day there, the
next hour when I went to go check it's gone.
Because here's what I did. I laughed at leftists who

(38:24):
were upset about illegal invaders in Martha's vineyard NFK. On
that one I was suspended by Facebook months at a time, two, three,
four months at a time, numerous times, a whole bunch
of times the past year. I gotta say, I'm just
talking about Mina. This is me just being thankful for

(38:47):
the stuff for which I am personally thankful. But we
will expand our outlook, our view in a bit. It's
been for me pretty much kind of a cruise on
x Twitter and pretty much kind of a cruise on
Facebook now. Frankly, I've been a hell of a lot
more bold with words and thoughts, not one suspension. So

(39:11):
when demarrats and leftists are concomitantly screaming about our democracy
and fascism, it's because our speech in public and on
social media is freer than it's ever been in I
don't know, just throwing it out there a decade again,

(39:35):
my observations with regard to me, your experience may be different,
you know, four tires may not be the same.

Speaker 8 (39:42):
Don't look under the hood.

Speaker 15 (39:44):
And the fascists, the fascists themselves and they are the fascists,
lack the immediate ability to shut us up like they used.

Speaker 8 (39:55):
To do, remember so readily, so easily.

Speaker 15 (40:00):
As someone wrote recently, I don't remember where I read it,
but it was something like this, Senator, when conservatives speak,
when they are unmuzzled, when they can actually ask both
questions and respond verbally and in writing, it's demo rats, leftists,

(40:22):
anarchists interpreting our mostly returned speech and expression. They think
that ability is oppression itself on its face, But it
is all It is so precarious, so precious, so fragile.

(40:43):
And at the beginning of my show, President Reagan says, essentially,
freedom is never more than one generational way from loss.
And that's why I play it every show, every intro
when I can think about it. So I am thankful
about my freedoms, my ability to resume a semblance of expression,

(41:06):
and to live in the United United States of America
as even as conflicted as we are today, And to
focus once again, I have to tell you that I
am quite thankful for the people who watch, listen in yourselves,
comment and review my show later in podcast because I

(41:27):
got a lot of people who will watch later in podcasts.
That's cool, And this is one of those things where
I today get the opportunity to thank each and every
one of you from the bottom of my clotted little
heart now when.

Speaker 8 (41:41):
Some other people.

Speaker 15 (41:41):
I hope you understand when some of the people.

Speaker 8 (41:43):
Do oh thanks. Well, maybe they may mean it.

Speaker 15 (41:48):
And maybe they don't, but I can tell you and
I hope that you sense the truthfulness in advertising with
me in terms of yeah, when I tell you, I
really appreciate your being here, especially on a a holiday week. Yeah,
I am incredibly thankful for everyone being the time here.

(42:10):
I thank each and every one of you, and I
also thank SHR for taking me in post retirement. So
I have this to put up. Go ahead, you guy.
I know you fuckers are gonna laugh at this.

Speaker 8 (42:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 15 (42:26):
Maybe, yes, maybe no. This is me on my last day.
This is June, whatever the hell it was twenty sixteen.
This was me after having put in forty one plus
years in law enforcement for the federal government and two
California spelling with the k agencies, and my final thirty

(42:47):
five years were for the Sacramento Sheriff's Department. You cannot
see it, but on my uniform there are my little
sergeant patches that I had worked very, very hard for.
And when I retired, it was like I was in
charge of hundreds of people one day and the very
next day I was completely insignificant. So I want to

(43:13):
tell you, and I'm going somewhere with this story. I
may have said it before, but I'm going to say
it again because it definitely bears repeating. I am thankful
for my good friends at SAHR. I have to thank
Sean and Sackheads, Clint and Dan Butcher, and Ken McClinton
and Lonnie Poindexter, Mike Jones, Professor Mike Jones, the Underground Professor,

(43:38):
Melanie Collette, Ralph Chittham's jersey, Joe, Earl Jackson, and there's
probably some other people in there that because who should
be named, because I've forgotten, you know, in my ancient dotage,
but I've tried to cover the most important people of
you all. So in acknowledgment of all those thanks, these
are my thanks for your present here tonight, Mission ready men, says,

(44:01):
I got a run, big day tomorrow, Happy Thanksgiving to
you all. I wanted to do something a little different.
I wanted to go back in history a bit, and
these are some things that make me giggle. But some

(44:23):
of these things are probably little items and peacelets that
you have never seen before or heard before as well.
Excerpts from some fun times with SHR and just some
I don't know, fun times in general, times for which
I am again most definitely thankful. I am thankful for

(44:44):
my amazing and beautiful country, my liberating new free state.
I love it so much. Two things that immediately happened
to me when I left the oppressive atmosphere of Cali failure.

(45:04):
This massive weight, this physical and mental weight, rose from
my shoulders, and a budgetary weight rose off off my
shoulders when I leve I left my prior state. Don't

(45:27):
don't don't mistake the fact that I have had some
great times in California always spell over the k Most
of those great times recently revolved around s HR and
the people who were associated with the network, those people
that I previously mentioned.

Speaker 8 (45:46):
And so.

Speaker 15 (45:48):
I say, God bless my new free State. God bless
all of you. God bless s HR. And may God
bless America and your families especially come Thanksgiving. And so
with that I say something similar to away we go.

(46:09):
Do you guys, have you heard or do you know
originally about the first Sackheads Radio. This was the first
SHR media show, Sackheads Radio. And if you haven't heard
the story, the story is this and god, I'm looking
up it's eight.

Speaker 8 (46:32):
Forty six Pacific. It's eleven forty six pacific.

Speaker 15 (46:38):
I told you, my god, look at all the.

Speaker 8 (46:42):
Crap up here as stories I've.

Speaker 12 (46:44):
Got to tell.

Speaker 15 (46:45):
I can see already cause it's not far from an
hour in. And I haven't touched poop, which is oh well,
you know I'd rather not touch poop. By the way,
question for you guys, m M, do you know why
your logs are tapered at the end. This is a

(47:07):
medical question and the answer is I won't make you
wait at so your asshole won't slam shut. So important
safety tip again, medical in nature, this time from me
to you.

Speaker 8 (47:18):
Sackheads Radio.

Speaker 15 (47:19):
Now for the people that you know, because you can
see see wrong way, go this way. There's a sack
and it's over I don't know. It looks like kind
of a red skull and some microphones crossed microphones like
a skull and crossbones.

Speaker 8 (47:34):
Why Sackheads Radio?

Speaker 15 (47:37):
Why is there a sack over the pirate? It was
Sackheads Radio because the two initial individuals before they took
me on were both cops, and so back when they
created this show, Copdham was such that you didn't tell
people who you were, especially in California, all we spell

(48:00):
it with the gay. You didn't let anyone know that
you were associated with anything even remotely political. Sakheads Clint
is about to retire. I can tell you this right now.
He has been associated with the California Highway Patrol for
quite some time. I was associated for four agencies, both
federal and local agencies, and Sakhead Sean was affiliated to

(48:25):
my knowledge, with at least two agencies.

Speaker 8 (48:32):
Back east.

Speaker 15 (48:34):
One was I think I may have gotten this wrong
a Boston Housing PD Housing Police. And also, I believe,
if I got this name correct, Malden MLDN Police, which

(48:56):
is my understanding, kind of a suburb of bast In.
So the bast In Bastage is in Basting right now
with his mam and friends. And that's a good that's
a good thing. I'm glad that he got the ability
and the time to go ahead and back and and
experience his family back again. I think that's a wonderful thing.

(49:19):
So anyway, that was an extraordinarily long lead in.

Speaker 12 (49:26):
For this.

Speaker 15 (49:27):
Let me see if I've queued it up appropriately. I'm
just gonna play a smattering of this. Listen listen to
the content. Listen to the quality of the sound, because
this is just sound. There's no video.

Speaker 8 (49:38):
We didn't do video back then.

Speaker 15 (49:41):
So here's Sakheads Radio. Now you know why they called
They're called Sakheads.

Speaker 9 (49:49):
No people better on the air to give you the
best in conservatives talk clan and we're working.

Speaker 8 (49:58):
On This was the intro, the classic trail to the shot.

Speaker 6 (50:06):
Those tuning in around the world to the best late
night deserved to talk Tack Kids Radio.

Speaker 12 (50:13):
Ark tark tark dub har ark tark dude, arknark dude.

Speaker 15 (50:18):
Okay, let me stop this just for a second. Remember
I complain all the time about not having a producer.
I want to tell you that, Uh, Boyd McPhail in
Chat says, will the No's come back when he retires.
I've been talking to him and Boyd, I've been trying
to create some excitation within him so that when he

(50:40):
does retire, if if no other thing, I can put
him on the show. We can go back to I
don't know, maybe some inclusive factor with either Sackheads or
the Chat Show and include Clint. So don't think that
I have forgotten h haven't forgotten about him because I
am I've been for the months in the years. Uh
kind of pushing saying you got to come back, dude,

(51:00):
you got to come back. The different thing about.

Speaker 8 (51:02):
This, I want to tell you.

Speaker 15 (51:04):
If Sean tells you that this isn't that this is incorrect.

Speaker 8 (51:08):
He's wrong.

Speaker 15 (51:09):
He's lying to you. The Sackheads, Sewn and Clint had
a producer. They sat over on one side of the room,
and another guy whose name escapes me, he sat across
them in a corner and.

Speaker 8 (51:25):
Ran the board. The bastards, So they had a producer.

Speaker 18 (51:29):
Good god, oh Canada, heavy haul.

Speaker 15 (51:47):
Goodness you thanks for being here tonight.

Speaker 12 (51:53):
And the web.

Speaker 20 (51:55):
I'm pretty sure, and welcome to the Sack Dads Radio
Show live on the SHR Media Network.

Speaker 12 (52:02):
Thank you so much for joining us this evening, Sean.

Speaker 20 (52:06):
As I'm trying to figure out a few sound difficulties
here and there, I can hear you. I can hear
you as well. Hopefully I can figure out why the
sound didn't play through. But I'll get onto that eventually.
Good evening, sir, How are you The obliviating Zeppelin is
joining us in house this evening.

Speaker 15 (52:24):
Oh by the way, this is twenty sixteen. If you
don't see it on the bottom. Sackheads Radio show from
July twentieth, twenty sixteen, almost ten years ago.

Speaker 12 (52:34):
Doing great.

Speaker 8 (52:34):
I'm doing absolutely great.

Speaker 15 (52:36):
Welcome everybody to Sakheads Radio.

Speaker 20 (52:38):
It's so nice that when my partner bails on me
to have somebody who can step right in. I'm not
gonna lie. It's an absolute joy and pleasure, and I
thank you for that.

Speaker 8 (52:47):
Well, thank you ever so kindly for having me over here.

Speaker 4 (52:50):
I like watching the television, all the televisions that I
mentioned last time that are up there on the There
are six big flat which you can't see, ladies, jentlemen,
six flats great right, huge right that I think they're
forty inch.

Speaker 15 (53:03):
Now, Sakas Clint was not there at the time on
that particular day, which is okay, because I expect that
you believe that I will probably have another another thing
illustrative of sak Edge Clint to play for you later.
The other thing is in twenty sixteen, something else occurred.

(53:23):
Now that was a show in July. In August, shr
Media went to Freedom Fest in Las Vegas and we
stayed at the shoot where where we plant Hollywood. I
think that was the first time so plant Freedom Fest
is a shindig for libertarians. And this was a post

(53:47):
that I made in my blog where we went to
Freedom Fest. And I'm just going to scroll down here
and let you see some of the older photos so
that you can laugh and quiver your your your balls
will jiggle, your tits will jiggle, and you'll have a
great time. I'm looking at pointing at these people because
there's Sewn on the left and sakheads Clint over on
the right. And so this is me driving. They made

(54:11):
me carrie all the equipment in the back of my
krout car all the way from Saker Tomato to Las Vegas,
and I was on these I mean it was one
hundred and four to one hundred and ten degrees on
the day that I drove. That's the empty stretch. And
by the way, see that that's a Reaper drone. One
of those fuckers followed me on I fifteen, which is

(54:34):
just really really weird. I think it was from Creech
Air Base. Now, as I drove, these two guys flew
in Southwest Airlines Luxury Comma bastards. And this is Sean
and Clint setting up at Freedom Fest trying to figure out,

(54:54):
hey did this go into insert tabby into slat beige
call um, see whoever this is Clint, excuse me. This
is Ken McClinton from TECN, the Exceptional Conservative Network, right
next to sackhead Sean, and that is them talking. That

(55:15):
is Ken with Larry Elder. Larry Elder came to our
booth and sat and we spoke to him. A gracious,
gracious human being a great guy, and he's probably one
of the most whipped smart thinkers on his feet immediately
now I've told you I'm going to play this later,
probably early next year. That is Lily Tang Williams. She

(55:39):
lived under Mause Tung in communist China and she has
an amazing story to tell. Also here is Ken McClinton
interviewing Steve Forbes prior to the Bourbon SmackDown. We knocked
glasses and drank bourbon with Steve Forbes. His bodyguard was
just out of his bodyguard did not imbibe.

Speaker 8 (56:02):
Imagine that.

Speaker 15 (56:03):
That is the wonderfully gracious Ken McClinton right there as
we scrolled down. That's the Underground professor Mike Jones, along
with Ken McClinton, Mike Ken, and Lily Tang Williams. We
had our own banner at the s HR media booth.
Steve Forbes, a guy named Wyatt McKee, interviewed by doctor

(56:23):
Michael Jones, the Underground Professor, and again Steve Forbes. Sean
brought this book, or excuse me, this box of Booker's bourbon,
and he opened it up and broke that seal and
we knocked glasses of bourbon with Steve Forbes. That's the

(56:46):
kind of cool shit that happened at SHR.

Speaker 12 (56:51):
It was great.

Speaker 15 (56:52):
There are the glasses right there.

Speaker 8 (56:55):
Mostly empty.

Speaker 15 (56:56):
This is BZ along with everybody there, Sean, along with
Larry Elder, the two guys. It was such a cool time,
such a wonderful time to be linked up with early SHR.
More stories Judge Andrew Napolitano at Freedom Fest, and I
did not run the board or any of that crap.

(57:18):
You know, Come on, a techno blood item, a moron.
That's Sean running the board and Steve Forbes talking to us,
more people speaking to us. Hillary and Trump showed up, obviously,
and here we go. George Foreman showed up and he

(57:38):
sat down with us, and he gave us a lot
of his time. Another gracious wonderful individual, and we spoke
to him at length for probably almost forty five minutes.

Speaker 8 (57:49):
People would wander by.

Speaker 15 (57:53):
Okay, so if you look at this photo right here,
up this way, go in that direction is a huge
conference room, and all the people that were speaking would
come by, and as they walked by the booth right here,
we'd say, hey, you've got a couple of seconds, we'd
love to be able to talk to you. Not one
of them refused. Nobody refused to sit down and talk

(58:16):
to us. And then, of course with a hangover. This
is Sean and Clint before they got in the airplane.
And nobody helped me move any of this stuff because
I had to drive it all the way back from
Las Vegas to Sacramento. Thanks for helping. And this is

(58:36):
an early video a tour, if you will, of Freedom
Fest on day two from Sean. Let's put this up,
you know, there we go go.

Speaker 21 (58:49):
Good morning for the floor of Freedom Fest twenty seventeen
from the SHR media booth.

Speaker 12 (58:53):
Hi, guys, good morning, good morning.

Speaker 21 (58:55):
Who's that great day lined up with a whole bunch
of interviews coming in today?

Speaker 12 (58:59):
Viz, he's going to take a picture of me taking
a picture of you.

Speaker 9 (59:02):
And I'm going to take a picture of taking a
picture of you.

Speaker 12 (59:07):
And that's how we do it here at SHR Media.
Go to shimedia dot com click on the Freedom Fest tame.

Speaker 15 (59:12):
Hey, stop right there. Have you noticed that it's not SHR,
it's s HR. Back then, he Sean could actually pronounce
his rs. I play this to show you that there
is a distinct difference in Sewan between then and today
as well.

Speaker 8 (59:33):
Now, we had another show.

Speaker 15 (59:36):
And it was called Sackheads Against Tyranny, and this show
resulted on s HR from Sean uh not being able
to work with us on Wednesday nights. The Sackhead radio
show was on Wednesday nights, same time as my show,
just on Wednesday eight to ten Pacific, and Uh Sean

(59:59):
had a bye by show and said, basically, I can't
do it anymore. I've got to work and my schedule
is such that it's just not going to be able
to to work. Yeah, unpleasant, blain guy. Sean still says
laar enforcement though lar enforcement Anyway.

Speaker 12 (01:00:16):
This is the.

Speaker 15 (01:00:16):
Shathead chat, the Sackheads Against Tyranny, the chat show, and
this is what Clint and I cobbled together in lieu
of the Sackhead Show because we told Sean and anybody
else that would listen without Sean, it's it's not a
Sackheads radio show. So we had to change the name,

(01:00:40):
change the title, and this is where it started. So
I came up with music and an intro and all
that kind of stuff.

Speaker 8 (01:00:47):
Let me see if this will play. I hope it will.
You may have to turn it up.

Speaker 12 (01:01:02):
Good.

Speaker 8 (01:01:03):
Look old he is, and there's sack ds Clint.

Speaker 15 (01:01:07):
Okay, one thing I have to tell you about sack
eds Clint, because I'm spilling the beans tonight. Anyway, it
doesn't make any difference because Clint's hit not here and
he can't defend himself. So that's the perfect time to
throw arrows and slings at somebody so that they can't
defend themselves. They're totally completely defenseless.

Speaker 8 (01:01:24):
Which is the way I like it.

Speaker 15 (01:01:26):
So Clint would get here at eight o'clock after working
all day for the CHP doing whatever the hell he did.
Probably didn't do a damn thing. He probably drank coffee
and sat on his ass. So anyway he would come,
he would be tired, and it was my job on
the Shot show to try to keep Clint awake. Now
with that in mind, look at his face, and of

(01:01:51):
course I had an intro for it that I wrote,
I had music.

Speaker 12 (01:02:02):
What's the way?

Speaker 8 (01:02:03):
Doesn't make sure he does.

Speaker 12 (01:02:10):
So?

Speaker 15 (01:02:11):
At least when we mentioned Sakas Clint, one of the
original founders along with Sean of SAHR Media Sakheads Radio,
now you know you'll have a better way to envision
what originally occurred with s HR.

Speaker 8 (01:02:30):
And I had an intro that I read.

Speaker 15 (01:02:36):
If we ever do sakh Ed show again, I'm going
to do this all over again.

Speaker 8 (01:02:40):
It's going to be the same music. I love the music,
I love the intro.

Speaker 1 (01:02:43):
Go.

Speaker 6 (01:02:46):
You probably have never heard of them, and probably no
one in Chad or anyone that listens to this show
has ever heard of them. And this group isn't them,
then why would you bring it up right now?

Speaker 3 (01:03:04):
But this song sounds almost identical to I will say
that to a group that I well, I paid for this, Okay,
I paid for this, Okay, I bought the rights for this.

Speaker 6 (01:03:18):
I just thought I would tell they are owned by.

Speaker 3 (01:03:23):
Me, because before I could even download this, I had
to pay for it.

Speaker 15 (01:03:29):
So YouTube monsters and Facebook monsters.

Speaker 12 (01:03:33):
See.

Speaker 8 (01:03:33):
That's also when I had.

Speaker 15 (01:03:35):
The lava lamp, and I would mention the lava lamp,
and the lava lamp kind of died. It was destroyed
before I moved from Sacramento over to Idaho. Right now,
I don't know about you, guys. I'm probably putting you
to sleep, and I'm having an interesting time reminiscing. And again,
the point of this tonight is, dude, what are you
thankful for? I'm thankful for this. I'm thankful for my

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association with SHR. I'm thankful for my association with these
people and everybody else at SHR. I'm thankful for being
associated with you guys. I'm thankful for your watching tonight
and watching later in podcasts. There have already, on a
night that I didn't expect to get more than maybe
five or six people watching, I've already had eighty three

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comments in the chatroom. You can be in the chat
room too if you want. Go to SAHR Media, the
SHR Media YouTube channel, and you yourself can be in
the chatroom. Goers that are that are looking to jump
into sackheads crap, No, that's not gonna happen anyway.

Speaker 12 (01:04:37):
What I was gonna say is.

Speaker 3 (01:04:39):
This song sounds a lot like a group called Porcupine Tree.

Speaker 9 (01:04:45):
Never heard of it?

Speaker 8 (01:04:46):
See, I know you you've never heard of it.

Speaker 12 (01:04:48):
Were they big like in their twenties, the twenties.

Speaker 15 (01:04:52):
Eighteen twenties fuckers even back then, those suckers made fun
of me. That's not fair, But I I have to
say that I loved each and every bit of it.
Here's another show. This was going to be. This is
not going to be.

Speaker 12 (01:05:08):
It was.

Speaker 15 (01:05:09):
This was the last show in the shr Media studio
with everybody, with myself and Sean in the Sahr Media. Yeah,
Fantom says, rip the lava lamba, I have one unpleasant
blind guy says yeah, we're at six hundred and eighty subscribers. Good,

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thanks for reminding me that we are at six hundred
and eighty subscribers, and it would be wonderful to get
some more subscribers. And thanks to everybody for listening. Anyway,
This is the last show in the Sahr Media studio.
And I moved a short time after this, and our
lives kind of fell apart a little bit as they continued,

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and Sakhead's radio kind of went away, and my show
kind of went away because I moved into my wife's house.
In southern South Sacramento, and her internet was so terrible
that I could only do audio, and badly I didn't.
It didn't have enough horsepower to do video at all.

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And then I was gone for a year and a half,
almost two years, moving two households into Idoh, so this
was the very last show. This for me is important.
This is the last show in s HR in Sacramento.

Speaker 9 (01:06:34):
So then it's that was my first first time to
the studio and that was it was like it was
like coming home, you know.

Speaker 8 (01:06:41):
You were.

Speaker 15 (01:06:43):
Remember this, this is Lonnie Poindexter, and what he's talking
about is the first time that he stepped into the
s HR Media studios.

Speaker 8 (01:06:51):
I had to leave.

Speaker 15 (01:06:53):
Because I had to drive, you know, I I these
were actual studios that I had to drive to. It
took me twenty five or thirty minus just to get there.
So after I left, Lonnie and Sean drank Bookoo Buccerini's
of Bourbons. If literally we had seen you four years

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and all you did is come into the room again.

Speaker 12 (01:07:19):
See, this was just us being.

Speaker 15 (01:07:21):
Maudeling at the fact that, well, this is kind of
the end of an era, and it's an era that
kept me going and again Thanksgiving. This is a continuing
illustration of what it is that I personally am thankful for.
And I am so happy that you guys are here
tonight to be able to co share this experience with me.

Speaker 8 (01:07:41):
This means something to me.

Speaker 12 (01:07:43):
It was very much like that. It was like old home.

Speaker 22 (01:07:47):
And here's the other fun thing is telling stories about
the studio. And when Beezy came to us, a lot
of people didn't realize it just given the background that
Clinton and I have have, and we hazed Bez quite
a bit at the beginning. Well, because I have to

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go back here a little bit. Gee, Bz, why did
you possibly play this? Because as you guys well know,
it's all about me.

Speaker 9 (01:08:16):
Us recognition. And you know what else I appreciate is
the trophy. Look at I come in today and there
is like literally it's like a it's like a three
and a half foot trophy.

Speaker 15 (01:08:28):
Now I'm playing a cut in audio cut for Sean
on the last show for.

Speaker 9 (01:08:35):
For me because I actually made it into work on
time and no, and and so look, you're taking a
you're taking a play out of the millennial playbook and
recognizing me for mediocrity. And look I appreciate that, and
it drives me to mediocrity, it really does. It's I mean,
I have so many of these trophies honestly, just for

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because like I put.

Speaker 12 (01:09:00):
The lid down, gave you that one. Yeah, you gave
me the put the lid down one.

Speaker 3 (01:09:05):
You gave me.

Speaker 9 (01:09:05):
Oh, I found the power button.

Speaker 12 (01:09:07):
You did a good day for all?

Speaker 9 (01:09:09):
Really, so he gave me.

Speaker 12 (01:09:11):
It wasn't not anything important.

Speaker 21 (01:09:13):
It was actually on the printer. But you know what,
I give you credit? Something turned on?

Speaker 12 (01:09:17):
Right that doesn't happen at all?

Speaker 1 (01:09:20):
Okay.

Speaker 15 (01:09:20):
The running gag on this was that I'm a techno ludite.
But the thing a lot of people didn't realize is
that this guy that's talking sackheads, Clint, is even a
greater tech techno ludite than I. I would set up
the show over in the corner.

Speaker 12 (01:09:38):
It was his seat.

Speaker 15 (01:09:39):
I would have to turn on the laptop, I would
have to open up the screen. I would have to
put it up into chat because he couldn't do it,
and he was probably was still is about twenty years
my junior. What the hell?

Speaker 12 (01:09:52):
That was very much at all?

Speaker 21 (01:09:55):
Wait stop positive, stop positive, all right? I just had
the w PTSD flash down.

Speaker 12 (01:10:02):
I found the power button because the reality of the
situation was.

Speaker 21 (01:10:08):
Eye myself looking for the power button on our old
board because I'd never turned it off.

Speaker 12 (01:10:15):
We used to keep the board on between shows. We
just did and it got turned off earlier in the
night I was trying, or the night before we were
in the studio, I was.

Speaker 23 (01:10:26):
Trying to figure out how to get the power to
go back onto it, cause I'd never done it before.
Clint is standing on the other side of the room
in front of the printer, hits the power button on
and he goes, does this work?

Speaker 16 (01:10:36):
Now?

Speaker 12 (01:10:38):
He's not even near the damn thing I'm trying to fix.
He's just turning random things on across the room.

Speaker 23 (01:10:44):
So the next night on the air, that's when he
said the I turned the power on, but I found
the power button because the night before, while I'm trying
to actually fix something, he's on the wrong side of
the room, just randomly turning things on, looking for me
to applaud him for finding power and that is the
technological idiot that he is.

Speaker 8 (01:11:03):
Oh my god, Well, I know.

Speaker 5 (01:11:11):
It's funny because.

Speaker 23 (01:11:15):
You're still young.

Speaker 12 (01:11:17):
Question that.

Speaker 23 (01:11:21):
I still can't tell that joke the one we're making
right there. I remember what he is. I can't even
know it yet.

Speaker 21 (01:11:26):
We do, uh, you know him from bloviating Zeppelin dot
com Bez who's sitting in with us in studio. He's
going to tolerate the sackheads this evening.

Speaker 12 (01:11:35):
Good evening to you, sir.

Speaker 8 (01:11:36):
Oh, thank you. The studio.

Speaker 12 (01:11:38):
I like it, see you know.

Speaker 15 (01:11:40):
Okay, And that's about as much as I got out.
During the rest of the night. You guys riffed like crazy.

Speaker 8 (01:11:47):
Here's the big deal.

Speaker 15 (01:11:49):
If there's one thing that I am proud of, in
terms of whatever competency or or assistance I may have
lent to s HR, it's that the sound was crap.
And I can't fault s HR for that because when

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they first started out, they began in essentially a closet
with some cheap ass little microphone. And because of the
fact that I was retired and I make a good
wage in retirement, I make a really good wage in retirement,

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I upgraded all the all the equipment. I bought new laptops.
I bought new microphones. They were broadcast quality studio microphones.
I bought a new new board, a new mixer. We
got rid of the old mixer. We we got cameras.
We went from audio only on spreaker over into we

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were on Oh shoot, this is going to date me.
Also we were on YouTube and Periscope. Periscope, if you remember,
was the video version of Twitter at the time. And
if there's one thing that I'm really glad that I

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had an assistance with is getting the audio.

Speaker 8 (01:13:23):
To the point where it was listenable.

Speaker 15 (01:13:27):
I mean, shr when I first thought started, they were
funny as shit. They were still funny as shit, but
if I felt if I could just increase the quality
of the sound, Sean figured out how we could add video,
of course, because that's what Sean does. We got into

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the point of the show where we had good video,
we had good streaming, and for the first time ever,
basically we had great audio. I would have put my
audio up at that time against basically any other podcast.

Speaker 8 (01:14:09):
Things have changed since then. We were on shit where
were we? X split?

Speaker 15 (01:14:15):
For whatever reason, x split lets you record audio much
better than streamyard, the thing I use right now, or
restream that some of the other guys use. You stream restream,
We all stream for various streams. Anyway, this was a
good time. This was one of the best times of times.

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Whiskey Dale in chat says, Hey, Periscope, When did periscope
go away?

Speaker 8 (01:14:43):
Shoot?

Speaker 15 (01:14:44):
Well, it was before I left California.

Speaker 8 (01:14:47):
We spelled it with a K.

Speaker 15 (01:14:48):
I would wager twenty eighteen, twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, right
around there where. Why did periscope go away? I think
it was a matter of of people just weren't watching
a lot of it and some other things were getting
more eyeballs. That's just me, you know, Ask me, dude,

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what the hell do you know? Not really all that much,
you know, considering my age, inclination, et cetera. Just kind
of a funky old dude. This is just me being thankful.
Speaking of being thankful, I had said on the last
show last Thursday that I was going to be doing
the Rick Robinson Show tomorrow morning on KLRN Wednesday, and

(01:15:35):
I Rick Robinson had an issue in the family of
death in the family, and I don't expect him to
but he has not sent me anything to include that
he wants me to do the show tomorrow, and I'm
not going to bug him about it. He has enough
stuff on his plate to worry about, more than enough

(01:15:55):
stuff so when I said I'm going to be on
KLR and tomorrow and doing Rick Robinson's show, I don't
believe that I am, which leads me to Thursday. I'm
not going to be here Thursday. I don't think anybody's
going to be here Thursday. We have decided at the
Besy Residents, myself and missus Beez, we are going to
forego making a mess and having to clean up all

(01:16:17):
the dishes. We're going to go someplace else. We haven't
quite figured out where, although we are looking, but we're
gonna let somebody else clean up the mess, and we're
going to let somebody else do the dishes. Which is
why I said tonight, come and enjoy the show, because
you don't have to clean up, and you don't have
to do the dishes. And I will still be overjoyed
that everyone is here tonight, all the people that are here,

(01:16:44):
I really enjoy doing this. Tumbleweeds will be here on Thursday. Okay,
well that's pretty much true. Unpleasant blind guy says, praying
for Rick. Yeah, if you have a couple extra floating around,
you know, rumbling around in a little tin can please
if you would just send him he can use him.
And I'm not sure when Sean is going to be back.

(01:17:07):
He may be back the weekend. Nobody is going to
be to my knowledge. Now, I could be wrong. It
could be that EARL broadcasts at nine am Pacific Turkey Day.
I don't think so. And it's not a Jersey Joe day.

(01:17:29):
So I'm just going to say this is my last
show of the week. You will see me next Tuesday, which, omfg,
are you guys sitting down? I hope you are, because
next Tuesday are what December?

Speaker 8 (01:17:46):
Second? What the hair?

Speaker 15 (01:17:50):
What the hair? And because it's let me reach over here,
and because it's the month of Christmas. Customarily, in the
month of Christmas, I wear my Santa Claus hat, and
I will probably be wearing my Santa Claus hat. Maybe
not in the first week, but I will be wearing

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my reindeer over my hat. And I want to show
you this is great. The reindeer makes colors. Look, the
reindeer goes fast with LEDs, the reindeer goes slower, the
reindeer goes fully on, and the reindeer goes off. So

(01:18:33):
sometime during the next month, in December, I'm gonna be
wearing the reindeer looking stupid and turning it on and
or be wearing the Santa Claus hat because it's just
sort of what I do. I'm torn apart right now.
I'm having a good time.

Speaker 8 (01:18:49):
There's so much stuff to go over.

Speaker 15 (01:18:51):
I'm of two minds at this point. Yeah, the Phantom
Rick doesn't need another thing on us.

Speaker 8 (01:19:00):
Well, that's that's sure. Shit true. I have a ton
of stuff for you, guys.

Speaker 15 (01:19:06):
I don't know that you are particularly in the mood,
in the groove to to hear it and pay any
attention to it. I'm thinking at this point that I
may let I may let this go till Tuesday, and
I think you know what, I'm going to do that

(01:19:30):
and just uh sum up if I might. I've never
particularly done this before. Last year, I don't think I
made much mention of Thanksgiving, but what the hell, For
whatever reason, I decided that I was going to talk
about the things for which I am in fact thankful,

(01:19:55):
And with that, I want to say again I want
to re emphasize, re emphasizingly in a re emphasis kind
of fashion, that I appreciate your watching and I appreciate
the time that you guys take to watch SAHR and

(01:20:16):
to watch all of the let me put this up.
No we're not going to elect to the Electric Winkle Chamber. No,
I'm not going to do that. This is where I
wrap up the show. But anyway, these are the shows
we've got you covered on SHR Monday through Friday, and
I want to remind everybody of this. On Mondays and Wednesdays,

(01:20:42):
you can start your day out with the Edge of
Liberty Sean Lewis at eleven pm Eastern and that has
you covered on Monday and Wednesdays. And then I start
Tuesdays and Thursdays at eleven pms you are familiar with me.

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And then also on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the morning.
Now this is a morning show. Is Mission Ready Men?
The Mission Ready Men briefing from Earl big E Jackson
Tuesday and Thursday mornings at nine am Pacific and Nunish

(01:21:25):
noonlit Eastern. And then also the Ever of Common Sense
he is on Monday and Friday. He's at six pm
Pacific nine pm Eastern. So when I say to you, folks,
we've got you covered SHR, has you covered every day

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of the week, Well, that's exactly what I mean. We've
got you covered every day of the week. I also
want to remind everybody that, at some point, I think,
if I'm not mistaken, Sean said that she was going
to be featured on the weekend a Saturday or a Sunday,
Melanie Collette, star of Stage and Screen and Newsmax and

(01:22:08):
various other accomplished places that.

Speaker 8 (01:22:10):
We are not because she just knows her stuff.

Speaker 15 (01:22:17):
If anybody remembers money talk with Melanie, well, she got
her start at SAHR, along with Lonnie Poindexter and Ralph
Chitthams and Ken McClinton and a whole host of other
people who got their start at SAHR, including I think,
ubg if I'm not mistaken, so we got you covered.

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Melanie's going to be here. Not sure exactly when. Maybe
maybe the beginning of the.

Speaker 8 (01:22:47):
Year, maybe in January.

Speaker 15 (01:22:51):
Not exactly sure because that's when I started my show.
My first show was January seventeenth of seventeen. Now I
have no memory, I sure should have no short term memory.
I couldn't tell you what I had for dinner because
predominantly I haven't had dinner yet. Dinner gives me gas

(01:23:12):
for the show, and I don't want that I wouldn't
I wouldn't want that on my worst enemy. So she's
going to be coming. SAHR is a good place to be.
I'm going to be just enjoying probably some Detroit Lions
football if I deign to watch them on Thursday, and

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so it will be another entire week basically before I
come back.

Speaker 8 (01:23:40):
Between now and then, who knows what the hair is
gonna happen. Could be anything.

Speaker 15 (01:23:50):
Phantom says, let's go Eagles if they're playing the Lions.

Speaker 8 (01:23:53):
Yeah, okay, I don't know.

Speaker 15 (01:23:55):
I kind of like the Lions, and unpleasant blind guy said.
Ken started his show on blog talk radio before he
came to his shr Okay, interesting, I did not know that.
And Whiskey Dale said, my intro used to include when
I started the uh the Saloon Busy's Bobcat Saloon radio show,
I used to say that if you go to the

(01:24:17):
Electrical Winkle Chamber, our bathroom was not very good and
our toilet was pretty much execrable.

Speaker 8 (01:24:23):
I used to say, just jiggle a handle, you.

Speaker 15 (01:24:25):
Know, and eventually all the important if a fluvium will
disappear sort of, or I had to go in and
you know, honk that thing down. Those are images you
do not want floating around your brain. Between now and then,
I've got a whole bunch of buttery political goodness. There

(01:24:45):
may be an urge between then and now, to speak later,
to create another show for now. I believe that see
unpleasant blind guy go lions, There you go, there you go.
So I the political twisties may get involved in my
rancid little guts, and I may have to go and

(01:25:06):
create a new show just to try to get the
politics out, because it's kind of frustrating me not doing politics.
But having said that, this was my Thanksgiving show. I
thank you for not messing up the chatroom. You didn't
leave your plates around. I know some of you didn't

(01:25:26):
like the pie, which is okay because I didn't make it.
It was store bought, so but thanks for keeping the
chatroom nice and neat. I only have to pick up
a few things. The person who brought their dog and
let their dog crap in the hallway, I will have
a bill for you for that from the chatroom. Don't

(01:25:49):
think that I didn't see it. There are cameras all around.
I'm not supposed to say that that the chatroom is
monitored with cameras. Okay, next week I'm going to take
all the cameras out and there will be a new
chat room next week. So from missus Beezy and me,
and from all the other people who happen to be watching,

(01:26:10):
and all the other people at SHR and the folks
that are not on right now but they're enjoying themselves
at various other places. Not to include Earl Jackson, because
when he says he has to go, that means he's
going cpe by so that he can get up the
next day and.

Speaker 8 (01:26:27):
Go to work. You know, that really torks me.

Speaker 15 (01:26:30):
That really torks me how work interferes with Earl's presence here.
I am really talked off about that. He and I
are going to have a discussion. In the meantime, I
want to make sure that you watch his show, because
Earl's Show in the morning is a great and wonderful show.
And with that, I'm not going to see you before Thanksgiving,

(01:26:51):
before the actual Thanksgiving. Thank you for sharing, sharing is caring.
Thanks for being here tonight. I think that's about all
I've got to say, and that's this, everybody. I really
appreciate your attending and your support of myself and of SHR,

(01:27:17):
but I can't leave November without this. So ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls, thanks for listening to Bz's Berserk Bobcat

(01:27:39):
Saloon radio show live and direct right here at the
SAHR Media Network No Idaho Studio one, each not nearly
as big as the original SAHR Studio in Shatramento. Thanks
for listening live, Thanks for listening in podcast. I will
be posting this show.

Speaker 8 (01:28:00):
Probably in about an hour and a half or so.

Speaker 15 (01:28:03):
If you want to get into some of the fun
stuff that I enjoyed, maybe someday I'll get Sean and
some of the other folks together and we'll just do
a show about some of the old shows.

Speaker 12 (01:28:13):
Because I don't know.

Speaker 15 (01:28:15):
I'm easily entertained and I had a belly laugh or two,
and I hope you did too. By the way, promotional
consideration is by the Lockheed Martin skunk.

Speaker 8 (01:28:24):
Works, also by the Shore and Electro Voice.

Speaker 15 (01:28:27):
Microphone companies, and by Iracus. The people that make my mixer,
also to include the Pratt and Whitney engine Company, producing
dependable engines which yield thrust you can trust, You can
trust thrust trust. Thanks to my personal Casey one threety

(01:28:47):
five kettle, one refueling team with whom I shall be
concerting in less than about ten minutes. Everybody, Alia, all, y'all,
God bless take care of be safe. See next Tuesday.
Have a great, great Thanksgiving and a great weekend.

Speaker 8 (01:29:02):
Go lions.

Speaker 12 (01:29:04):
Everybody night, Mama, not fam, good that everyone.

Speaker 7 (01:29:08):
Good night, Mama, God, Daddy, good night, children, good night, Daddy,
good night, Elizabeth.

Speaker 16 (01:29:13):
Night, Come boys, good night, Timbob Night, Jimbob, good night, Jimba.

Speaker 18 (01:29:20):
What's going on?

Speaker 19 (01:29:21):
I was a slip?

Speaker 14 (01:29:22):
What's everybody doing?

Speaker 15 (01:29:24):
Good night?

Speaker 8 (01:29:25):
Night, good night, and good luck.