February 23, 2026 • 35 mins
This podcast edition of Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness features journalist Tony Ortiz. ( @KennethRWebster )
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Prince Andrew getting arrested last week, big news, the first
senior royal family member to be arrested since sixteen forty seven.
To put that into perspective for you, that was so
long ago that back then Paul McCartney was still making
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good music.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Yeah, that's a really long time ago. Hey, big show.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Today, local conservative social media influencer Steve loves Ammo dropping by.
We are going to get to all that and the
latest on the ooh, the Tony Gonzalez text messaging scandal.
A lawmaker from South Texas made explicit sexual request to
late staffer Regina Santo Savileez, who repeatedly pushed back against
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his sexual advances until finally, I guess she caved or
cracked under the pressure of being sexually harassed by her employer, purportedly,
at least that's the way it looks. And then, according
to the reports, she killed herself and he wants to
get re elected. Just amazing how this whole case has
turned out. We'll get to that end. The mysterious story
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of three hundred thousand condoms getting used at the Olympics.
It's actually probably more than that. We'll count coming up
in a little bit. We're going to count the condoms,
so stick around for all of that. But before we
get to any of that, can we just talk about
what Gavin Newsom did over the weekend. Gavin Newsom really
doesn't like black people. He was speaking to a black
audience and he said, I'm just like you, guys, I
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got a low SAT score.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
I'm not you know, I'm not trying to impress you.
I'm just trying to impress upon you. I'm like you.
I'm no better than you. You know, I'm a nine
to sixty SAT guy. And you know, and I'm not
trying to offend anyone, you know, trying to act all
there if you got nine forty, but literally a nine
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to sixty SAT guy, I cannot you you've never seen
me read a speech.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
Because he he can't read. He says, you know, just
like the blacks. Isn't that what he's saying here? Breitbart
dot Com today reporting on the very racist statement that
California Governor Gavin Newsom just made. Basically told a group
of black voters in Georgia vote for me, I'm stupid
like you. He was out promoting his autobiography and a
likely twenty twenty eight presidential campaign. Gavin started off with
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the usual usual pandering Democrats employee with black voters. Then
it quickly devolved into this kind of racist trope we've
seen from modern day Democrats, reaching back to when they
created the Jim Crow South. I'm not trying to impress you.
I got a low SAT score just like you. I
can't read, just like you. By the way, the highest
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possible SAT score is sixteen hundred. And here Newsom is
slowing his speech, talking in bite sized pieces, and saying
to black voters, I'm just like you.
Speaker 4 (02:53):
I'm dumb.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
That's what he honestly thinks of black people. That's what
he sees when he sees black people. He sees the
dumb and unjed, educated under class. It's kind of unbelievable,
Actually it's not if you know anything about the modern
Democrat Party. Rapp superstar Nicki Minaj is tearing into Gavin Newsom.
She said, quote his way of bonding with black people
is to tell them how stupid he is and that
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he can't read. He's not just telling them that they're
all probably stupid and probably can't read. He's literally slowing
down his speech to make them understand the words that
are coming out of his mouth. The corporate media and
the Democrats, but now I'm being redundant will do their
best to spin this away. And you can already see
Abby Phillips on CNN making some point Newsom was obviously
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relating and showing empathy with everyone forgotten and left behind
in this racist country. You know, that's the sort of
trope they'd push on CNN. The problem for Newsom is
that it's not two thousand and nine anymore. That clip
will never stop haunting him. It is tailor made for
a thirty second campaign ad. There's no way for him
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to apologize. What's Governor glib going to say, I realize
now all black people aren't dumb.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Yeah, too little, too late, Bubba.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
In just one week, we've had two of the Democrat
Party's top twenty eight presidential contenders crash and burn in
a spectacular way. The other one was AOC lighting herself
on fire in Berlin. Now we have Newsom looking to
relate to black voters through bragging about being an underachiever.
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What did AOC say she was in She's saying, you know,
Venezuela is south of the equator.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
It's north of the equator.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
So she couldn't understand why Marco Rubio was giving Spain
credit for cowboy culture. Well, probably because they brought the
horses out west right, you know. Back to Newsom for
a second racism aside, there's also the sweaty phoniness. Cavin
Newsom is a child of privilege. He's running around pretending
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different will never fly. Mitt Romney tried to run from
his wealth and look where that got him. Alternatively, Donald
Trump embraced his massive wealth and success. Trump is who
he is, and that authenticity went a long way towards
his unequaled success in politics. Gavin Newsom, on the other hand,
is not only peddling racism. He kind of looks ridiculous
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pretending to be something he obviously is not. Gavin has
for a long time been known for his hypocrisy. The
alt right love him because that he reminds them of
Patrick Bateman case Shanell know who that is. Patrick Bateman
is the uh, the serial killer in the movie American Psycho.
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When Gavin Newsom was out in California, he made a
lot of strange points. He also tried to make it
sound like he was a poor kid talking about eating
frozen lasagna, like that's relatable. He's like, you know, my
mom was working all the time. I used to have
to eat frozen lasanna.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
Yeah, walking home, got home early. My mom was always working,
So you know, I'm cooking. Literally lived on Stofer's lasagna,
macaroni and cheese. I got finished, you know, two pots
of macaroni and cheese, and got bored and I went up.
Speaker 1 (06:14):
Guys, look, it's not like it's not a big deal.
But isn't that name brand stuff That's not what you
eat when you're poor. His mom had a job. Get
over it. I mean, you know, so what a lot
of people's moms had jobs. Who cares. Gavin Newsom is
the guy that went out during the pandemic and pretended
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to what was it encourage people to lock down? And
then what did he ultimately end up doing. He went
and ate a meal at French Laundry. I'd never even
heard of that until he went there. It's five hundred
dollars a plate. It's a fancy restaurant in Wine Country.
You mask up, we're arresting people for paddle boarding and California.
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Gavin Newsom is at eating a five hundred dollars a
plate meal in a restaurant where no one's wearing masks,
And who could forget Alex Soros that famous photo of
Alex Soros embracing Gavin Newsom, because at the end of
the day, every rich white liberal in California is probably
owned by a communist billionaire. Yeah, the Olympic Games are over,
as is any reason to continue subscribing to peacock. I
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missed it to watch the Alternate Olympics with Kid Rock.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
That was fun.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
I haven't seen that much crazy stuff on powder since
RFK Junior snorted a toilet seat or what did he
snorted coke off a toilet's im?
Speaker 2 (07:36):
I don't remember what odd thing he said.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
There were lows like Lindsay Vaughn's crash, there were highs
like the Team USA hockey gold, and there were really
really highs like commentary from Snoop Dogg. I'm still not
sure why he was part of it. I don't really
think anybody knows anyway. Congratulations, exciting news. The Milano Cortina
Games just wrapped up. Team USA went full fireworks on
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the way out. We can record breaking stuff, guys. Twelve
gold medals total that's the most golds America has ever
grabbed at the Winter Olympics, topping the old mark of
ten from Salt Lake back in two overhaul. Yeah, thirty
three medals, second place behind Norway's Monster Run. But hey,
we showed up, we showed out. You know, the headliner,
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the headline steeler. I think both the men and women's
hockey teams were bringing home gold. First time in history
that's happened at the same Games. The women kicked it
off earlier, coming from behind against Canada.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
Very cool.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
And then of course everybody's talking about Team Ussays men's
hockey team outstanding. Other big shines. Eileen Good defending her
free ski halfpipe gold like it's I mean, okay, fine,
she was skiing for Team China, but still it got
a lot of headlines. Alyssa lou flipping her way to
figure skating gold.
Speaker 2 (08:49):
Very cool.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
But now that the medals are polished and the flame's
been extinguished, let's talk about the real Olympic sport. Nobody
medals in on TV the Olympic fill hookups. Yeah, these
athletes train for years to shave milliseconds off of sprint
or a stick a landing and then they get dropped
into this hormone hotel with free condoms raining down like
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confetti at a bad wedding. Paris handed out three hundred thousand,
Rio hit four hundred and fifty thousand, and right here
in Italy twenty twenty six. They started off with just
ten thousand for about twenty eight hundred athletes, modest for
winter apparently, but those bad boys vanished in three days flat.
Three days. That's not a shortage. That's a feeding frenzy
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timed perfectly for Valentine's Day? Do they even celebrate that
in Nordic countries?
Speaker 2 (09:40):
I have no idea.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Organizers blamed higher than anticipated demand, which is code for quote,
these kids are going harder than a Bob sled run.
So they restocked quite quickly, as a matter of fact,
promised continuous supply till the closing ceremony on the twenty second.
But come on, the damage was done, guys. Words spread
like wildfire on social media. The athletes are all telling
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jokes and suddenly the whole world's picturing loose sliders, turning
the village into a frozen love island. You know, this
has been happening for a long time, way back in
two thousand at the Sydney Games. There's a guy named
Josh Laceatos. He's a trapshooter. The guy's event ends, he's
supposed to bounce, but instead he picks the lock on
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his three story crash pad like he's auditioning for Oceans eleven,
turns the whole place into what he called a straight
up brothel. Eight days of nothing but sex, Constant traffic
going in and out, duffel bags stuffed with clinic condoms
sitting by the door like a community loub dispenser.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
People rolling in at two am, rolling out at dawn.
There's this crazy story about how one morning, the women's
four by one hundred relay team from some Nordic squad
strolls out looking smug, trailed by half the US track
men's team who'd apparently been timing them from the other direction.
And the way Josh pudd it.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
He was just standing there saying, I think I accidentally
opened the fastest brothel in Olympic history. Another famous story
you may have heard was a Hope Solo, the soccer player.
Speaker 2 (11:13):
She didn't even try to sugarcoat it.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
She straight up said there's sex happening everywhere on the
grass behind the dorms, all over the place, people going
at it like a village is one big, poorly lit
nature documentary. And yeah, she bragged about flashing her gold
medal so she could sneak Vince Vaughan and some can
well the comedian sidekick with Steve Burne. Past security metal
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gets you backstage access apparently, if you've got one. She
called it her little Olympic secret. Sure, hope, the only
secret is we all know which goalpost they were aiming for. Remember,
Adam Rippon took it to collector level. He hears about
the condom hype, strolls into the medical ten. He sees
a sad little basket labeled generic con in Korean, no flare,
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no branding. He grabs three thousand of them, three thousand,
like he's prepping for the end of monogamy. He hands
them out later like party favors. Here's your souvenir from
pyong Chang. If shortages keep happening, we know who to blame,
the guy who turned safe sex into the eBay inventory.
Then there's the Vancouver hottub legend. This is a wild story.
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Innocent soak turns into what one skier called a World
Pool orgy six athletes Germans, Canadians and Australians churning the
water like it's the final heat of the four by
one hundred freestyle four play. Relay starts his laughs and
bubbly ends as a synchronized thrusting routine. Guys, that's not relaxation.
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That's cardio with extra buoyancy. These people, let's call them
what they are. They're mostly kids. I mean some of
them are as old as forty, but most of them
are in their early twenties. They are in peak human shape,
endurance for days, flexibility that defies physics, recovery times that
make Viagra jealous, and then you lock them all in
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a pressure cooker of abs adrenaline and no bedtime.
Speaker 2 (13:15):
For two weeks.
Speaker 1 (13:16):
Of course, there's a sexual eruption the likes of which
we haven't seen since Debbie does Dallas. Ryan Locktey once
guessed it was seventy to seventy five percent of the
people they're having sex. Guys, that's not a hookup percentage.
That's basically mandatory team building. So when you see them
on the TV screen, graceful, focused, untouchable, just remember the
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podium is only half the story. The real metals get
earned after the lights go out, one rep at a time,
one room at a time, one empty condom wrapper at
a time. And by the way, this year in Italy
they proved winter athletes can burn through protection protection faster
than summer ones melt ice apparently. I mean, it's Italy.
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What did you expect, guys? There are noodles all over
the place, you know, because of the pasta. That's what
I meant by that. You know, if they run out, well,
that's when the true champions show up. It's time to improvise,
it's time to adapt, it's time to overcome or just
settle for the bronze and creative positioning.
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Did y'all watch the Olympics. I'd love to know what
you guys thought of it. I enjoy it.
Speaker 1 (14:24):
I think it's a lot of fun. I get into it.
I like the Olympics is like sports for nerds. The
most exciting part, obviously was Team USA on the last
day of the Olympics, the final day, they beat Canada
and the gold medal game, and it happened on a
very historic date.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
It was another fun year at the Winter Olympics.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
They'll be back and you know what else I noticed,
and I couldn't the thing, the one thing that really
bothered me. And this just offended the snot out of me.
And if you're not offended, it's because you're a racist.
Did y'all notice Team Norway won more medals than anyone
and they didn't have a single POC on their team.
That's really offensive. So the Supreme Court it struck down
President Trump's tariffs. It wasn't pleased. This takes away Trump's
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biggest hit. It's like telling Wright said, Fred, they can
no longer play I'm too sexy.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
You know.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Anyway, Trump's taking it in stride. I don't think Trump
learned his lesson, though he responded by hitting the Supreme
Court with more tariffs.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
So it is what it is.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
I cannot do a radio show this afternoon without talking
about what happened to Congressman Tony Gonzalez.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Tony Gonzalez has.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
Been exposed now for having an affair with this young
woman who killed herself by self immolation. And that's what
the official reports say. For those that don't know what
that term means, it's I had to look it up
to It means she lit herself on fire, like the
guy on the cover of that Rage Against the Machine album,
the Buddhist Monk, or if I'm not mistaken, it wasn't
there a Palestinian activist, a military veteran who did the
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same thing.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
The reason I.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Know all those by heart is because it doesn't happen
very often people lighting themselves on fire. You can't blame
people for speculating. Still, it's my understanding that that's the truth.
She did light herself on fire to commit suicide. One
guy who is very good at figuring out if whys
are being told in the media, a different Tony Tony Ortiz.
Tony Ortiz almost nothing like Tony Gonzalez. Tony Gonzalez is
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known for having an affairs with different Hispanic women from
down at the border. But Tony Ortiz, you don't even
like Hispanic people, right.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
That's true?
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (16:26):
No, not a Latin o my choice, not a fan.
Speaker 3 (16:32):
Lover.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
But Tony, aren't you Latino? I am?
Speaker 4 (16:37):
I am?
Speaker 5 (16:37):
It's kind of an interesting situation, isn't it all right?
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Well, with all that he said, I can't read the
text messages on the air right now because they're too
dirty and you can't read the text messages that Tony
Gonzalez sent to his staffer. Because you're on a bus
right now, on your way to Austin, Texas to do
some journalism work. It makes it very I'll just tell
people that in one text message he sent late at
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night to his former staffer, he just asked her the
question anal question mark, which is a weird I don't
know what he was asking her. We won't even try
to speculate on the radio. In the text messages that
he sends her, and now we've seen all of them,
they've all been published online.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
Would you agree.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
That the text messages make it seem like she was
trying to push away his advances that he was he
was repeatedly trying to seduce her or engage in a
sexual conversation, And at least in the text messages, it
does not seem like she was interested.
Speaker 4 (17:35):
Yeah, it does seem that way. Right.
Speaker 5 (17:36):
In the text messages, he does ask her if sexual
positions and you know, she does tell him, you know,
abe is too far? Did you only hire me because
of my looks or because I was too because I
was taught? And he keeps potting her from what seems
to be like nude photos. And you know, then, like
you said, asked her if she had, says, it's very
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very absurdive. Then, you know, very I'm becoming of a congressman,
and especially a married congressman with a marriage.
Speaker 1 (18:03):
After Yeah, and now the husband is speaking out. I'm
gonna be honest with you, Tony. I'm amazed that he
waited until now. I wonder if that was strategic. He
just wanted to see although he could do nothing to
get legal retribution, although he's suing apparently. But in addition
to that, you can't blame the guy for being pissed
and also patient, because it seems like he waited until
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the perfect moment to speak out publicly.
Speaker 2 (18:26):
What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 4 (18:28):
Yeah, it is a little odd. You know, I spoke
to the husband.
Speaker 5 (18:30):
You know, we broke the original story all the way
back in September of this year, and I spoke to
the husband the weekness of the story, and you know,
he didn't deny the allegations. He didn't deny the rumors
or anything like that, and so he wasn't ready to talk.
And then you know, it looks like months and months later,
seeing that he decided to come Flord and who knows
the real reasons why. It does seem that he didn't
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layer up and he did also benzas the opportunity to
get him to sign an MDA and exchange for an
exchange to Aiments, but that didn't really pan out, it seems.
Speaker 4 (19:02):
I'm sorry, Yeah, he's speaking out now.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
You know, that's a good point. You did break this story.
I almost forgot about that. But back when you first
broke this story, we talked about it on the radio,
and we had people contacting us to tell us, you know,
third party people were saying, you know, be careful, guys,
you're gonna get sued. This isn't being widely reported, suggesting
that it wasn't true. But in the end, Tony, I
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got to hand it to you, bro, you were right
about everything.
Speaker 5 (19:29):
Yeah, we do a pretty good job. We are a
pretty good message for kind of vetting these things on things. Yeah,
we were ripe since September. But it's you know, that
doesn't really matter. What matters is that the truth comes out.
And it seemingly these alleged texs and hasn't just seemed accurate,
and they've been binding toward ing. Now we'll see what
happens with Gonzales and his race, then that's what's really
going to be interesting.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
Okay, the latest on this is that Brandon Herrera, his opponent,
is now pulling at forty five percent.
Speaker 2 (19:56):
Tony's pulling at twenty one percent.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
There's two other candidates here, Keith Barton and Francisco can
Psycho undecided twenty six percent. Doesn't that blow your mind
that there's still that many undecided voters and voting has
already started.
Speaker 5 (20:09):
Yeah, I mean that's that's kind of following me as
people don't like, especially when people like to just kind
of keep their votes themselves and kind of ether. But
I imagine when they get to them learning the select
to me, and it's definitely it's seeming it's seeming.
Speaker 4 (20:23):
Like it will not keep the z ownways and most
people that.
Speaker 5 (20:27):
Yeah, you're an extra marital affair and including one that
possibly led to a death.
Speaker 4 (20:33):
It's not a good look, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Yeah, it's an interesting point. Let's talk about John Cornyn
for a minute. The other most discussed primary in the
Republican Party in the state right now, other than maybe
Crenshawn Toath, would be the Senate race. Senate John Senator
John Cornyn, the incumbent, not polling in first place. Some
numbers say he's in second, some say he's tied for
second with Wesley Hunt. But pretty much every poll I've
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seen puts Paxton in first place. And John Cornyn deleted
a post. Now, this might seem like nothing, but it's
usually not. February twentieth, right before the weekend started, John
Cornyn posted an op ed from the New York Times,
Welcome to the Indian Century, and then he deleted the post.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
What was that about.
Speaker 5 (21:19):
Yeah, it was an article again by the New York Times,
which seemingly glorified the rising in flings of Indians. We're
now encompassing seventy one percent of the intern BBS is
here in the United States. You know, the Republican Party
and Conservatives kind of started to pay attention to the
fact that interim VVS is our majority taken up by
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Indians for tech giants, and these technings INTERN dubs are
taking related tech jobs from the Amercans and they're willing
to work. And so instead of the chieve them, and
only one's done it for Thedians, I'm just cheap labor.
Believe dillionaires and the millionaires that are assunding the spugness.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
Yeah, just incredible to me. All Right, one more quick
one on and we're gonna let you go. Your phone's
cutting in and out a little bit, but that's okay.
We're dealing with it. H The Coriel County Republican Party.
Where is that Gatesville where I'd forgotten this was even?
Speaker 2 (22:10):
Is it round Rock? Is that where that is?
Speaker 1 (22:12):
Uh? They have permanently banned Abraham Garrett Patty, a Republican
candidate UH for US Congressional District thirty one. Totally unrelated
to what we were just talking about. What is this
guy in trouble for Tony?
Speaker 5 (22:27):
Yeah, Garrett Patty got busted for stealing signs from his opponents.
Speaker 4 (22:31):
He was there were some signs put attached to a fence.
Speaker 5 (22:34):
He was recorded on the security video driving up, taking
the signs down, putting him in the back of his truck,
and then taking offs. And then we reached out to
him kind of caught him in multiple lives and initially
said as the signs there, and then you know, the
the video shows up putting in his truck, and then
he ad maybe he put him in the truck and
all in all after getting taught, and Republican Party was
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banning permanent from count g Opievings, and it's just not
a good look for a congressional gament, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
All right, Giovanni Capriglione, Brian Slayton, this guy, how many
and I mean probably Tony Gonzalez although it hasn't happened
yet because technically you broke that story. How many Republican
political careers have you ended? I know, I'm leaving a
couple out. Wasn't there a guy Shiloh Plattz who was
the guy with the porn habits? Who am I thinking of?
Speaker 4 (23:29):
That was Platz? Yes?
Speaker 5 (23:30):
Yes, he announced his run for office before beating up
his Twitter and back back on Twitter back in the day,
used to be able to see what other things people liked.
So he announces his run against Dave Feeling, and he
looked at his life picks and he was liking a
bunch of only sands and porn stars on Twitter. And
then he retired from his run less than twenty four
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hours later.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
I'll never understand people that like porn on social media, Like,
what's what's the point of doing? It's one thing to
like a political post because then it promotes the post.
But it's like watching a porno video and then at
the end of the video there's a share button, like
who's sending this to there?
Speaker 2 (24:09):
Who's that for? Tony?
Speaker 5 (24:12):
You just you got to reach a specific level of
by gooney to start sharing orderlings on your social media.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
And I'll bet if anyone's done it, it's Tony Gonzalez,
the lawmaker from South from South Texas. We had brought
this conversation full circle. Tony, I'm gonna let you go.
Your phone does not sound amazing, but the information you
shared with us was certainly it was salacious, nefarious, and
all things stimulating. Follow Tony Orti is not Tony Gonzalez
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on social media, Current, all dot coms, the website.
Speaker 2 (24:43):
You can follow him on substack too.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
A monkey in Japan that's emotionally attached to a stuffed
animal has captured the world's heart, and it's also captured
RFK Junior's appetite. Hi everybody, I'm Kenny Webster. We're not
done yet. You're still here. I just have to tell
you it has happened again, something very predictable. Another day,
(25:05):
another deranged nut job storming president Trump's mar A Lago Fortress,
storming it like it's the final boss level in some
deranged liberal fantasy video game. This weekend, a twenty one
year old from North Carolina snuck through the North Gate
carrying a shotgun and a gas can. Can't imagine any
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scenario where that's good. Probably convinced he's the avenging angel
of the resistance, he sets the can down, then raises
the weapon. Its secret Service agents and a deputy. They
drop him before he could pull the trigger.
Speaker 2 (25:40):
Thank god. Trump wasn't even on the property, thank god.
Speaker 1 (25:45):
But the guy shotgun shells had threats to the president
scribbled on them like a sick calling card.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
What is up with that?
Speaker 1 (25:52):
Have you noticed a lot of these attempted assassins? We'll
write things on the bullet Why does that keep happening?
Why does any this keep happening?
Speaker 2 (26:02):
You know why? I won't even say why, because you
know why.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Okay, It's because the Leaf's NonStop venom has turned political
disagreement into a license to kill. The liberals will scream
Trump is a fascist, Trump is hitler, Trump is an
existential threat to democracy. They do this twenty four to
seven on every cable network every so called progressive podcast,
every blue check x account, and then they act shocked,
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shocked when some unhinged follower designs the only way to
save democracy is with a bullet. It's like screaming fire
in a crowded theater and then pretending you're surprised when
people start running for the exits. Let's look at the scoreboard,
because there's been a lot of these lately. We all
remember Butler Pennsylvania, July twenty twenty four, sniper on a
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roof grazes Trump's ear. You know, over the weekend, I
was in Colorado and there was someone that actually told
me with a straight face that they thought Trump staged
all of that.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
Could you imagine? What?
Speaker 1 (26:59):
Like, how really you think they You think they faked that?
You think that was fake? You think you think a
secret service that was at the time being operated by
the Biden administration helped Trump fake his own assassination. Okay,
by the way, they killed some innocent father in the crowd.
Y'all remember that Corey Comparatore I think was his name.
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The media just called it an incident. We call it
an attempt at assassination courtesy of the Orange Man, bad
Industrial Complex. Then a short time later West Palm Beach
golf Course, another anti Trump lunatic hiding in the brush
with a rifle, waiting for the perfect putt. Secret Service
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agents spot the barrel, open fire. The guy flees and
gets nabbed. Attempt number two. There was just one summer
the rice in mailings. You know what, right minute? We
used to joke about this on the Morning Show with
an old bit we did minute Ricin Ricin is poison
twenty eighteen, twenty twenty poison letters sent to the White
House because apparently words are violence until someone decides actual
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poison is the answer, then violence is violence. The post
election threats exploded Facebook posts vowing to kill Trump, vowing
to kill Vance days after the Butler Pennsylvania incident, arrests
in California, Illinois, Texas, Indiana, Guys writing manifestos about injuring
or eliminating the President. What do you think that does?
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Let's pretend they succeed. Do you think that stops Maga?
Do you think that stops the right wing populism movement? No,
it fuels it. You turn a popular politician into a martyr.
Cabin and nominees swatted and bomb threatened like its open
season on anyone who serves under Trump, nine of them
in November twenty twenty four alone. And you know the
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cherry on the top is your Hollywood royalty, the moral
superiors who lecture us about civility while they joke about murder.
It's been a while this happened, but y'all remember Kathy
Griffin poses with a bloody fake Trump head like it's
avant garde. Aren't just a joke? She cries, curse the
Secret Service didn't think so. Madonna at the Women's March
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muses about blowing up the White House, said she thought
an awful lot about it, then played the victim when
people took her at her word. Johnny Depp smirks about
actors assassinating presidents, winking at John Wilkes booth like it's clever.
George Lopez tweets cartoons of Trump's severed head. Larry Wilmore
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cracks wise about using Scalia's pillow to suffocate Trump. Rapper
Big Sean you even Know Who That Is dropped an
album track fantasizing about ice picking the president. Snoop Dogg
shoots a clown version of Trump in a music video.
Every single one of these people got a pass. It's
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just comedy, it's just satire, it's just artistic expression.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk gets murdered.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Charlie freakin Kirk, the clean cut kid who built Turning
Point into a big political juggernut, gets assassinated by some
psycho who probably marinated in the same Republicans or evil
stew that your celebrities and pundits and politicians have all
been cooking for decades. I don't know what more you
people need. How much more violent rhetoric will be tolerated
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before more people get hurt? When does it become obvious
what's happening here? I mean, Charlie Kirk was doing the
very thing liberals claim to celebrate and encourage.
Speaker 2 (30:37):
Free years.
Speaker 1 (30:38):
You combat bad ideas with better ideas, You combat substantive
thought with more substantive thought. The pattern is crystal clear.
You demonize, you dehumanize, you declare open season. Then when
the bullets fly at rallies, at golf courses, at family
homes at mar A Lago, liberals will just shrug, Oh,
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both sides. They'll change the subject to the climate or
the insurrection.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
Well.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
January six, January sixth.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
The only people who died at January six were Republican protesters,
well one specifically wasn't there also an old we all
remember it was her name, Ashley Babbitt. Everyone remembers that,
but people seem to forget there was also an old
woman who got trampled at that event. People forget about that.
Here's a newsflash. When you spend every minute of every
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day for the last ten years telling millions of people
that Republicans are literally Nazis who must be stopped by
any means necessary, some idiot out there is going to
believe you, and they're going to act on it. And
when they do, the blood is on the hands of
every talking head, every blue haired activist, every wealthy elitist
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writing giant checks to Democrats super PACs, every A list
hypocrite in Hollywood who thought punch a Nazi was just
a catch, catchy hashtag. Have y'all seen the video of
a pro ice high school student. He's wearing a Maga
hat walking him through his school, and there's a big
fat kid who walks up and says he's gonna punch him,
and then he does. And now that's become a meme.
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Now you have liberal Democrat parents on social media celebrating
school violence. I mean, now we do. We've had that,
We've had that. Why do you think all those teachers
got fired after Charlie Kirk was assassinated? Pretend for a
minute you don't know anything about the Charlie Kirk assassination.
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Look at that at face value. Public school teachers lost
their jobs after they celebrated a school shooting on social media.
Now when you put it that way, it sounds a
little different, doesn't it. So Yeah, the left can keep
pretending their rhetoric is armless. And while they do that,
we'll keep counting the bodies and the close calls and
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wondering how many more attempts it takes before even liberals
have to admit they helped create a monster.
Speaker 2 (33:02):
It's your move, leftists. I'm Kenny Webster Young.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Catch me right here on Cape Here c am nine
fifty weekdays, every morning with my boy Steve Johnson and
the rest of the crew, and of course right here
every afternoon three to four pm. I don't know how
I didn't spend much time talking about this today. Did
I even mention the fact that we were in the
Chronicle this morning. Liberals are mad over our comedy show
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at the House of Blues. Have I even explained this
we have a comedy show coming up. I don't know
how I sat here for an hour and I didn't
talk about it. Well, we talked about it this morning.
We're in the Houston Chronicle today because people are upset
that me my boys Jesse Payton and Alex Stein are
hosting a comedy show. The Right Side of Comedy Friday,
June twelfth at the House of Blues is going to
be the same weekend as the Texas State Republican Convention.
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I guarantee you this is going to be the best
party of the whole event. If you're going to the
Texas State Republican Convention, get tickets to the Right Side
of Comedy at the House of Blues Friday, June twelfth.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
It's called the Gulf of America Tour. We're gonna want
to see you there. You're going to want to go.
We'll be back Bryan early tomorrow morning for more of
what you bought a radio for. Hey, everybody, Kenny Webster here.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
The games in Italy coming to an end, but you
could still get some gold of your own right now.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
Gold is charging back. Guys.
Speaker 1 (34:23):
It's always been a good investment, and lately you probably
thought with these record highs you missed your buying opportunity.
You're actually wrong. It's a great time to buy both
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Speaker 4 (34:32):
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Speaker 2 (35:04):
Rush Limbaugh did it. Kenny Webster recommends it.
Speaker 1 (35:07):
The games may be coming to an end, but it's
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Prince Andrew getting arrested last week, big news, the first
senior royal family member to be arrested since sixteen forty seven.
To put that into perspective for you, that was so
long ago that back then Paul McCartney was still making
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good music.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Yeah, that's a really long time ago. Hey, big show.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Today, local conservative social media influencer Steve loves Ammo dropping by.
We are going to get to all that and the
latest on the ooh, the Tony Gonzalez text messaging scandal.
A lawmaker from South Texas made explicit sexual request to
late staffer Regina Santo Savileez, who repeatedly pushed back against
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his sexual advances until finally, I guess she caved or
cracked under the pressure of being sexually harassed by her employer, purportedly,
at least that's the way it looks. And then, according
to the reports, she killed herself and he wants to
get re elected. Just amazing how this whole case has
turned out. We'll get to that end. The mysterious story
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of three hundred thousand condoms getting used at the Olympics.
It's actually probably more than that. We'll count coming up
in a little bit. We're going to count the condoms,
so stick around for all of that. But before we
get to any of that, can we just talk about
what Gavin Newsom did over the weekend. Gavin Newsom really
doesn't like black people. He was speaking to a black
audience and he said, I'm just like you, guys, I
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got a low SAT score.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
I'm not you know, I'm not trying to impress you.
I'm just trying to impress upon you. I'm like you.
I'm no better than you. You know, I'm a nine
to sixty SAT guy. And you know, and I'm not
trying to offend anyone, you know, trying to act all
there if you got nine forty, but literally a nine
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to sixty SAT guy, I cannot you you've never seen
me read a speech.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
Because he he can't read. He says, you know, just
like the blacks. Isn't that what he's saying here? Breitbart
dot Com today reporting on the very racist statement that
California Governor Gavin Newsom just made. Basically told a group
of black voters in Georgia vote for me, I'm stupid
like you. He was out promoting his autobiography and a
likely twenty twenty eight presidential campaign. Gavin started off with
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the usual usual pandering Democrats employee with black voters. Then
it quickly devolved into this kind of racist trope we've
seen from modern day Democrats, reaching back to when they
created the Jim Crow South. I'm not trying to impress you.
I got a low SAT score just like you. I
can't read, just like you. By the way, the highest
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possible SAT score is sixteen hundred. And here Newsom is
slowing his speech, talking in bite sized pieces, and saying
to black voters, I'm just like you.
Speaker 4 (02:53):
I'm dumb.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
That's what he honestly thinks of black people. That's what
he sees when he sees black people. He sees the
dumb and unjed, educated under class. It's kind of unbelievable,
Actually it's not if you know anything about the modern
Democrat Party. Rapp superstar Nicki Minaj is tearing into Gavin Newsom.
She said, quote his way of bonding with black people
is to tell them how stupid he is and that
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he can't read. He's not just telling them that they're
all probably stupid and probably can't read. He's literally slowing
down his speech to make them understand the words that
are coming out of his mouth. The corporate media and
the Democrats, but now I'm being redundant will do their
best to spin this away. And you can already see
Abby Phillips on CNN making some point Newsom was obviously
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relating and showing empathy with everyone forgotten and left behind
in this racist country. You know, that's the sort of
trope they'd push on CNN. The problem for Newsom is
that it's not two thousand and nine anymore. That clip
will never stop haunting him. It is tailor made for
a thirty second campaign ad. There's no way for him
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to apologize. What's Governor glib going to say, I realize
now all black people aren't dumb.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Yeah, too little, too late, Bubba.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
In just one week, we've had two of the Democrat
Party's top twenty eight presidential contenders crash and burn in
a spectacular way. The other one was AOC lighting herself
on fire in Berlin. Now we have Newsom looking to
relate to black voters through bragging about being an underachiever.
(04:29):
What did AOC say she was in She's saying, you know,
Venezuela is south of the equator.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
It's north of the equator.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
So she couldn't understand why Marco Rubio was giving Spain
credit for cowboy culture. Well, probably because they brought the
horses out west right, you know. Back to Newsom for
a second racism aside, there's also the sweaty phoniness. Cavin
Newsom is a child of privilege. He's running around pretending
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different will never fly. Mitt Romney tried to run from
his wealth and look where that got him. Alternatively, Donald
Trump embraced his massive wealth and success. Trump is who
he is, and that authenticity went a long way towards
his unequaled success in politics. Gavin Newsom, on the other hand,
is not only peddling racism. He kind of looks ridiculous
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pretending to be something he obviously is not. Gavin has
for a long time been known for his hypocrisy. The
alt right love him because that he reminds them of
Patrick Bateman case Shanell know who that is. Patrick Bateman
is the uh, the serial killer in the movie American Psycho.
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When Gavin Newsom was out in California, he made a
lot of strange points. He also tried to make it
sound like he was a poor kid talking about eating
frozen lasagna, like that's relatable. He's like, you know, my
mom was working all the time. I used to have
to eat frozen lasanna.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
Yeah, walking home, got home early. My mom was always working,
So you know, I'm cooking. Literally lived on Stofer's lasagna,
macaroni and cheese. I got finished, you know, two pots
of macaroni and cheese, and got bored and I went up.
Speaker 1 (06:14):
Guys, look, it's not like it's not a big deal.
But isn't that name brand stuff That's not what you
eat when you're poor. His mom had a job. Get
over it. I mean, you know, so what a lot
of people's moms had jobs. Who cares. Gavin Newsom is
the guy that went out during the pandemic and pretended
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to what was it encourage people to lock down? And
then what did he ultimately end up doing. He went
and ate a meal at French Laundry. I'd never even
heard of that until he went there. It's five hundred
dollars a plate. It's a fancy restaurant in Wine Country.
You mask up, we're arresting people for paddle boarding and California.
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Gavin Newsom is at eating a five hundred dollars a
plate meal in a restaurant where no one's wearing masks,
And who could forget Alex Soros that famous photo of
Alex Soros embracing Gavin Newsom, because at the end of
the day, every rich white liberal in California is probably
owned by a communist billionaire. Yeah, the Olympic Games are over,
as is any reason to continue subscribing to peacock. I
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missed it to watch the Alternate Olympics with Kid Rock.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
That was fun.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
I haven't seen that much crazy stuff on powder since
RFK Junior snorted a toilet seat or what did he
snorted coke off a toilet's im?
Speaker 2 (07:36):
I don't remember what odd thing he said.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
There were lows like Lindsay Vaughn's crash, there were highs
like the Team USA hockey gold, and there were really
really highs like commentary from Snoop Dogg. I'm still not
sure why he was part of it. I don't really
think anybody knows anyway. Congratulations, exciting news. The Milano Cortina
Games just wrapped up. Team USA went full fireworks on
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the way out. We can record breaking stuff, guys. Twelve
gold medals total that's the most golds America has ever
grabbed at the Winter Olympics, topping the old mark of
ten from Salt Lake back in two overhaul. Yeah, thirty
three medals, second place behind Norway's Monster Run. But hey,
we showed up, we showed out. You know, the headliner,
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the headline steeler. I think both the men and women's
hockey teams were bringing home gold. First time in history
that's happened at the same Games. The women kicked it
off earlier, coming from behind against Canada.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
Very cool.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
And then of course everybody's talking about Team Ussays men's
hockey team outstanding. Other big shines. Eileen Good defending her
free ski halfpipe gold like it's I mean, okay, fine,
she was skiing for Team China, but still it got
a lot of headlines. Alyssa lou flipping her way to
figure skating gold.
Speaker 2 (08:49):
Very cool.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
But now that the medals are polished and the flame's
been extinguished, let's talk about the real Olympic sport. Nobody
medals in on TV the Olympic fill hookups. Yeah, these
athletes train for years to shave milliseconds off of sprint
or a stick a landing and then they get dropped
into this hormone hotel with free condoms raining down like
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confetti at a bad wedding. Paris handed out three hundred thousand,
Rio hit four hundred and fifty thousand, and right here
in Italy twenty twenty six. They started off with just
ten thousand for about twenty eight hundred athletes, modest for
winter apparently, but those bad boys vanished in three days flat.
Three days. That's not a shortage. That's a feeding frenzy
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timed perfectly for Valentine's Day? Do they even celebrate that
in Nordic countries?
Speaker 2 (09:40):
I have no idea.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
Organizers blamed higher than anticipated demand, which is code for quote,
these kids are going harder than a Bob sled run.
So they restocked quite quickly, as a matter of fact,
promised continuous supply till the closing ceremony on the twenty second.
But come on, the damage was done, guys. Words spread
like wildfire on social media. The athletes are all telling
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jokes and suddenly the whole world's picturing loose sliders, turning
the village into a frozen love island. You know, this
has been happening for a long time, way back in
two thousand at the Sydney Games. There's a guy named
Josh Laceatos. He's a trapshooter. The guy's event ends, he's
supposed to bounce, but instead he picks the lock on
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his three story crash pad like he's auditioning for Oceans eleven,
turns the whole place into what he called a straight
up brothel. Eight days of nothing but sex, Constant traffic
going in and out, duffel bags stuffed with clinic condoms
sitting by the door like a community loub dispenser.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
People rolling in at two am, rolling out at dawn.
There's this crazy story about how one morning, the women's
four by one hundred relay team from some Nordic squad
strolls out looking smug, trailed by half the US track
men's team who'd apparently been timing them from the other direction.
And the way Josh pudd it.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
He was just standing there saying, I think I accidentally
opened the fastest brothel in Olympic history. Another famous story
you may have heard was a Hope Solo, the soccer player.
Speaker 2 (11:13):
She didn't even try to sugarcoat it.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
She straight up said there's sex happening everywhere on the
grass behind the dorms, all over the place, people going
at it like a village is one big, poorly lit
nature documentary. And yeah, she bragged about flashing her gold
medal so she could sneak Vince Vaughan and some can
well the comedian sidekick with Steve Burne. Past security metal
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gets you backstage access apparently, if you've got one. She
called it her little Olympic secret. Sure, hope, the only
secret is we all know which goalpost they were aiming for. Remember,
Adam Rippon took it to collector level. He hears about
the condom hype, strolls into the medical ten. He sees
a sad little basket labeled generic con in Korean, no flare,
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no branding. He grabs three thousand of them, three thousand,
like he's prepping for the end of monogamy. He hands
them out later like party favors. Here's your souvenir from
pyong Chang. If shortages keep happening, we know who to blame,
the guy who turned safe sex into the eBay inventory.
Then there's the Vancouver hottub legend. This is a wild story.
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Innocent soak turns into what one skier called a World
Pool orgy six athletes Germans, Canadians and Australians churning the
water like it's the final heat of the four by
one hundred freestyle four play. Relay starts his laughs and
bubbly ends as a synchronized thrusting routine. Guys, that's not relaxation.
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That's cardio with extra buoyancy. These people, let's call them
what they are. They're mostly kids. I mean some of
them are as old as forty, but most of them
are in their early twenties. They are in peak human shape,
endurance for days, flexibility that defies physics, recovery times that
make Viagra jealous, and then you lock them all in
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a pressure cooker of abs adrenaline and no bedtime.
Speaker 2 (13:15):
For two weeks.
Speaker 1 (13:16):
Of course, there's a sexual eruption the likes of which
we haven't seen since Debbie does Dallas. Ryan Locktey once
guessed it was seventy to seventy five percent of the
people they're having sex. Guys, that's not a hookup percentage.
That's basically mandatory team building. So when you see them
on the TV screen, graceful, focused, untouchable, just remember the
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podium is only half the story. The real metals get
earned after the lights go out, one rep at a time,
one room at a time, one empty condom wrapper at
a time. And by the way, this year in Italy
they proved winter athletes can burn through protection protection faster
than summer ones melt ice apparently. I mean, it's Italy.
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What did you expect, guys? There are noodles all over
the place, you know, because of the pasta. That's what
I meant by that. You know, if they run out, well,
that's when the true champions show up. It's time to improvise,
it's time to adapt, it's time to overcome or just
settle for the bronze and creative positioning.
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Did y'all watch the Olympics. I'd love to know what
you guys thought of it. I enjoy it.
Speaker 1 (14:24):
I think it's a lot of fun. I get into it.
I like the Olympics is like sports for nerds. The
most exciting part, obviously was Team USA on the last
day of the Olympics, the final day, they beat Canada
and the gold medal game, and it happened on a
very historic date.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
It was another fun year at the Winter Olympics.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
They'll be back and you know what else I noticed,
and I couldn't the thing, the one thing that really
bothered me. And this just offended the snot out of me.
And if you're not offended, it's because you're a racist.
Did y'all notice Team Norway won more medals than anyone
and they didn't have a single POC on their team.
That's really offensive. So the Supreme Court it struck down
President Trump's tariffs. It wasn't pleased. This takes away Trump's
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biggest hit. It's like telling Wright said, Fred, they can
no longer play I'm too sexy.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
You know.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Anyway, Trump's taking it in stride. I don't think Trump
learned his lesson, though he responded by hitting the Supreme
Court with more tariffs.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
So it is what it is.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
I cannot do a radio show this afternoon without talking
about what happened to Congressman Tony Gonzalez.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Tony Gonzalez has.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
Been exposed now for having an affair with this young
woman who killed herself by self immolation. And that's what
the official reports say. For those that don't know what
that term means, it's I had to look it up
to It means she lit herself on fire, like the
guy on the cover of that Rage Against the Machine album,
the Buddhist Monk, or if I'm not mistaken, it wasn't
there a Palestinian activist, a military veteran who did the
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same thing.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
The reason I.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Know all those by heart is because it doesn't happen
very often people lighting themselves on fire. You can't blame
people for speculating. Still, it's my understanding that that's the truth.
She did light herself on fire to commit suicide. One
guy who is very good at figuring out if whys
are being told in the media, a different Tony Tony Ortiz.
Tony Ortiz almost nothing like Tony Gonzalez. Tony Gonzalez is
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known for having an affairs with different Hispanic women from
down at the border. But Tony Ortiz, you don't even
like Hispanic people, right.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
That's true?
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (16:26):
No, not a Latin o my choice, not a fan.
Speaker 3 (16:32):
Lover.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
But Tony, aren't you Latino? I am?
Speaker 4 (16:37):
I am?
Speaker 5 (16:37):
It's kind of an interesting situation, isn't it all right?
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Well, with all that he said, I can't read the
text messages on the air right now because they're too
dirty and you can't read the text messages that Tony
Gonzalez sent to his staffer. Because you're on a bus
right now, on your way to Austin, Texas to do
some journalism work. It makes it very I'll just tell
people that in one text message he sent late at
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night to his former staffer, he just asked her the
question anal question mark, which is a weird I don't
know what he was asking her. We won't even try
to speculate on the radio. In the text messages that
he sends her, and now we've seen all of them,
they've all been published online.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
Would you agree.
Speaker 1 (17:18):
That the text messages make it seem like she was
trying to push away his advances that he was he
was repeatedly trying to seduce her or engage in a
sexual conversation, And at least in the text messages, it
does not seem like she was interested.
Speaker 4 (17:35):
Yeah, it does seem that way. Right.
Speaker 5 (17:36):
In the text messages, he does ask her if sexual
positions and you know, she does tell him, you know,
abe is too far? Did you only hire me because
of my looks or because I was too because I
was taught? And he keeps potting her from what seems
to be like nude photos. And you know, then, like
you said, asked her if she had, says, it's very
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very absurdive. Then, you know, very I'm becoming of a congressman,
and especially a married congressman with a marriage.
Speaker 1 (18:03):
After Yeah, and now the husband is speaking out. I'm
gonna be honest with you, Tony. I'm amazed that he
waited until now. I wonder if that was strategic. He
just wanted to see although he could do nothing to
get legal retribution, although he's suing apparently. But in addition
to that, you can't blame the guy for being pissed
and also patient, because it seems like he waited until
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the perfect moment to speak out publicly.
Speaker 2 (18:26):
What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 4 (18:28):
Yeah, it is a little odd. You know, I spoke
to the husband.
Speaker 5 (18:30):
You know, we broke the original story all the way
back in September of this year, and I spoke to
the husband the weekness of the story, and you know,
he didn't deny the allegations. He didn't deny the rumors
or anything like that, and so he wasn't ready to talk.
And then you know, it looks like months and months later,
seeing that he decided to come Flord and who knows
the real reasons why. It does seem that he didn't
(18:52):
layer up and he did also benzas the opportunity to
get him to sign an MDA and exchange for an
exchange to Aiments, but that didn't really pan out, it seems.
Speaker 4 (19:02):
I'm sorry, Yeah, he's speaking out now.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
You know, that's a good point. You did break this story.
I almost forgot about that. But back when you first
broke this story, we talked about it on the radio,
and we had people contacting us to tell us, you know,
third party people were saying, you know, be careful, guys,
you're gonna get sued. This isn't being widely reported, suggesting
that it wasn't true. But in the end, Tony, I
(19:26):
got to hand it to you, bro, you were right
about everything.
Speaker 5 (19:29):
Yeah, we do a pretty good job. We are a
pretty good message for kind of vetting these things on things. Yeah,
we were ripe since September. But it's you know, that
doesn't really matter. What matters is that the truth comes out.
And it seemingly these alleged texs and hasn't just seemed accurate,
and they've been binding toward ing. Now we'll see what
happens with Gonzales and his race, then that's what's really
going to be interesting.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
Okay, the latest on this is that Brandon Herrera, his opponent,
is now pulling at forty five percent.
Speaker 2 (19:56):
Tony's pulling at twenty one percent.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
There's two other candidates here, Keith Barton and Francisco can
Psycho undecided twenty six percent. Doesn't that blow your mind
that there's still that many undecided voters and voting has
already started.
Speaker 5 (20:09):
Yeah, I mean that's that's kind of following me as
people don't like, especially when people like to just kind
of keep their votes themselves and kind of ether. But
I imagine when they get to them learning the select
to me, and it's definitely it's seeming it's seeming.
Speaker 4 (20:23):
Like it will not keep the z ownways and most
people that.
Speaker 5 (20:27):
Yeah, you're an extra marital affair and including one that
possibly led to a death.
Speaker 4 (20:33):
It's not a good look, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Yeah, it's an interesting point. Let's talk about John Cornyn
for a minute. The other most discussed primary in the
Republican Party in the state right now, other than maybe
Crenshawn Toath, would be the Senate race. Senate John Senator
John Cornyn, the incumbent, not polling in first place. Some
numbers say he's in second, some say he's tied for
second with Wesley Hunt. But pretty much every poll I've
(20:56):
seen puts Paxton in first place. And John Cornyn deleted
a post. Now, this might seem like nothing, but it's
usually not. February twentieth, right before the weekend started, John
Cornyn posted an op ed from the New York Times,
Welcome to the Indian Century, and then he deleted the post.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
What was that about.
Speaker 5 (21:19):
Yeah, it was an article again by the New York Times,
which seemingly glorified the rising in flings of Indians. We're
now encompassing seventy one percent of the intern BBS is
here in the United States. You know, the Republican Party
and Conservatives kind of started to pay attention to the
fact that interim VVS is our majority taken up by
(21:41):
Indians for tech giants, and these technings INTERN dubs are
taking related tech jobs from the Amercans and they're willing
to work. And so instead of the chieve them, and
only one's done it for Thedians, I'm just cheap labor.
Believe dillionaires and the millionaires that are assunding the spugness.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
Yeah, just incredible to me. All Right, one more quick
one on and we're gonna let you go. Your phone's
cutting in and out a little bit, but that's okay.
We're dealing with it. H The Coriel County Republican Party.
Where is that Gatesville where I'd forgotten this was even?
Speaker 2 (22:10):
Is it round Rock? Is that where that is?
Speaker 1 (22:12):
Uh? They have permanently banned Abraham Garrett Patty, a Republican
candidate UH for US Congressional District thirty one. Totally unrelated
to what we were just talking about. What is this
guy in trouble for Tony?
Speaker 5 (22:27):
Yeah, Garrett Patty got busted for stealing signs from his opponents.
Speaker 4 (22:31):
He was there were some signs put attached to a fence.
Speaker 5 (22:34):
He was recorded on the security video driving up, taking
the signs down, putting him in the back of his truck,
and then taking offs. And then we reached out to
him kind of caught him in multiple lives and initially
said as the signs there, and then you know, the
the video shows up putting in his truck, and then
he ad maybe he put him in the truck and
all in all after getting taught, and Republican Party was
(22:57):
banning permanent from count g Opievings, and it's just not
a good look for a congressional gament, that's for sure.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
All right, Giovanni Capriglione, Brian Slayton, this guy, how many
and I mean probably Tony Gonzalez although it hasn't happened
yet because technically you broke that story. How many Republican
political careers have you ended? I know, I'm leaving a
couple out. Wasn't there a guy Shiloh Plattz who was
the guy with the porn habits? Who am I thinking of?
Speaker 4 (23:29):
That was Platz? Yes?
Speaker 5 (23:30):
Yes, he announced his run for office before beating up
his Twitter and back back on Twitter back in the day,
used to be able to see what other things people liked.
So he announces his run against Dave Feeling, and he
looked at his life picks and he was liking a
bunch of only sands and porn stars on Twitter. And
then he retired from his run less than twenty four
(23:53):
hours later.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
I'll never understand people that like porn on social media, Like,
what's what's the point of doing? It's one thing to
like a political post because then it promotes the post.
But it's like watching a porno video and then at
the end of the video there's a share button, like
who's sending this to there?
Speaker 2 (24:09):
Who's that for? Tony?
Speaker 5 (24:12):
You just you got to reach a specific level of
by gooney to start sharing orderlings on your social media.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
And I'll bet if anyone's done it, it's Tony Gonzalez,
the lawmaker from South from South Texas. We had brought
this conversation full circle. Tony, I'm gonna let you go.
Your phone does not sound amazing, but the information you
shared with us was certainly it was salacious, nefarious, and
all things stimulating. Follow Tony Orti is not Tony Gonzalez
(24:41):
on social media, Current, all dot coms, the website.
Speaker 2 (24:43):
You can follow him on substack too.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
A monkey in Japan that's emotionally attached to a stuffed
animal has captured the world's heart, and it's also captured
RFK Junior's appetite. Hi everybody, I'm Kenny Webster. We're not
done yet. You're still here. I just have to tell
you it has happened again, something very predictable. Another day,
(25:05):
another deranged nut job storming president Trump's mar A Lago Fortress,
storming it like it's the final boss level in some
deranged liberal fantasy video game. This weekend, a twenty one
year old from North Carolina snuck through the North Gate
carrying a shotgun and a gas can. Can't imagine any
(25:26):
scenario where that's good. Probably convinced he's the avenging angel
of the resistance, he sets the can down, then raises
the weapon. Its secret Service agents and a deputy. They
drop him before he could pull the trigger.
Speaker 2 (25:40):
Thank god. Trump wasn't even on the property, thank god.
Speaker 1 (25:45):
But the guy shotgun shells had threats to the president
scribbled on them like a sick calling card.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
What is up with that?
Speaker 1 (25:52):
Have you noticed a lot of these attempted assassins? We'll
write things on the bullet Why does that keep happening?
Why does any this keep happening?
Speaker 2 (26:02):
You know why? I won't even say why, because you
know why.
Speaker 1 (26:05):
Okay, It's because the Leaf's NonStop venom has turned political
disagreement into a license to kill. The liberals will scream
Trump is a fascist, Trump is hitler, Trump is an
existential threat to democracy. They do this twenty four to
seven on every cable network every so called progressive podcast,
every blue check x account, and then they act shocked,
(26:27):
shocked when some unhinged follower designs the only way to
save democracy is with a bullet. It's like screaming fire
in a crowded theater and then pretending you're surprised when
people start running for the exits. Let's look at the scoreboard,
because there's been a lot of these lately. We all
remember Butler Pennsylvania, July twenty twenty four, sniper on a
(26:48):
roof grazes Trump's ear. You know, over the weekend, I
was in Colorado and there was someone that actually told
me with a straight face that they thought Trump staged
all of that.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
Could you imagine? What?
Speaker 1 (26:59):
Like, how really you think they You think they faked that?
You think that was fake? You think you think a
secret service that was at the time being operated by
the Biden administration helped Trump fake his own assassination. Okay,
by the way, they killed some innocent father in the crowd.
Y'all remember that Corey Comparatore I think was his name.
(27:24):
The media just called it an incident. We call it
an attempt at assassination courtesy of the Orange Man, bad
Industrial Complex. Then a short time later West Palm Beach
golf Course, another anti Trump lunatic hiding in the brush
with a rifle, waiting for the perfect putt. Secret Service
(27:44):
agents spot the barrel, open fire. The guy flees and
gets nabbed. Attempt number two. There was just one summer
the rice in mailings. You know what, right minute? We
used to joke about this on the Morning Show with
an old bit we did minute Ricin Ricin is poison
twenty eighteen, twenty twenty poison letters sent to the White
House because apparently words are violence until someone decides actual
(28:06):
poison is the answer, then violence is violence. The post
election threats exploded Facebook posts vowing to kill Trump, vowing
to kill Vance days after the Butler Pennsylvania incident, arrests
in California, Illinois, Texas, Indiana, Guys writing manifestos about injuring
or eliminating the President. What do you think that does?
(28:28):
Let's pretend they succeed. Do you think that stops Maga?
Do you think that stops the right wing populism movement? No,
it fuels it. You turn a popular politician into a martyr.
Cabin and nominees swatted and bomb threatened like its open
season on anyone who serves under Trump, nine of them
in November twenty twenty four alone. And you know the
(28:51):
cherry on the top is your Hollywood royalty, the moral
superiors who lecture us about civility while they joke about murder.
It's been a while this happened, but y'all remember Kathy
Griffin poses with a bloody fake Trump head like it's
avant garde. Aren't just a joke? She cries, curse the
Secret Service didn't think so. Madonna at the Women's March
(29:12):
muses about blowing up the White House, said she thought
an awful lot about it, then played the victim when
people took her at her word. Johnny Depp smirks about
actors assassinating presidents, winking at John Wilkes booth like it's clever.
George Lopez tweets cartoons of Trump's severed head. Larry Wilmore
(29:33):
cracks wise about using Scalia's pillow to suffocate Trump. Rapper
Big Sean you even Know Who That Is dropped an
album track fantasizing about ice picking the president. Snoop Dogg
shoots a clown version of Trump in a music video.
Every single one of these people got a pass. It's
(29:53):
just comedy, it's just satire, it's just artistic expression.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk gets murdered.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Charlie freakin Kirk, the clean cut kid who built Turning
Point into a big political juggernut, gets assassinated by some
psycho who probably marinated in the same Republicans or evil
stew that your celebrities and pundits and politicians have all
been cooking for decades. I don't know what more you
people need. How much more violent rhetoric will be tolerated
(30:28):
before more people get hurt? When does it become obvious
what's happening here? I mean, Charlie Kirk was doing the
very thing liberals claim to celebrate and encourage.
Speaker 2 (30:37):
Free years.
Speaker 1 (30:38):
You combat bad ideas with better ideas, You combat substantive
thought with more substantive thought. The pattern is crystal clear.
You demonize, you dehumanize, you declare open season. Then when
the bullets fly at rallies, at golf courses, at family
homes at mar A Lago, liberals will just shrug, Oh,
(31:02):
both sides. They'll change the subject to the climate or
the insurrection.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
Well.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
January six, January sixth.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
The only people who died at January six were Republican protesters,
well one specifically wasn't there also an old we all
remember it was her name, Ashley Babbitt. Everyone remembers that,
but people seem to forget there was also an old
woman who got trampled at that event. People forget about that.
Here's a newsflash. When you spend every minute of every
(31:32):
day for the last ten years telling millions of people
that Republicans are literally Nazis who must be stopped by
any means necessary, some idiot out there is going to
believe you, and they're going to act on it. And
when they do, the blood is on the hands of
every talking head, every blue haired activist, every wealthy elitist
(31:53):
writing giant checks to Democrats super PACs, every A list
hypocrite in Hollywood who thought punch a Nazi was just
a catch, catchy hashtag. Have y'all seen the video of
a pro ice high school student. He's wearing a Maga
hat walking him through his school, and there's a big
fat kid who walks up and says he's gonna punch him,
and then he does. And now that's become a meme.
(32:14):
Now you have liberal Democrat parents on social media celebrating
school violence. I mean, now we do. We've had that,
We've had that. Why do you think all those teachers
got fired after Charlie Kirk was assassinated? Pretend for a
minute you don't know anything about the Charlie Kirk assassination.
(32:34):
Look at that at face value. Public school teachers lost
their jobs after they celebrated a school shooting on social media.
Now when you put it that way, it sounds a
little different, doesn't it. So Yeah, the left can keep
pretending their rhetoric is armless. And while they do that,
we'll keep counting the bodies and the close calls and
(32:55):
wondering how many more attempts it takes before even liberals
have to admit they helped create a monster.
Speaker 2 (33:02):
It's your move, leftists. I'm Kenny Webster Young.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Catch me right here on Cape Here c am nine
fifty weekdays, every morning with my boy Steve Johnson and
the rest of the crew, and of course right here
every afternoon three to four pm. I don't know how
I didn't spend much time talking about this today. Did
I even mention the fact that we were in the
Chronicle this morning. Liberals are mad over our comedy show
(33:27):
at the House of Blues. Have I even explained this
we have a comedy show coming up. I don't know
how I sat here for an hour and I didn't
talk about it. Well, we talked about it this morning.
We're in the Houston Chronicle today because people are upset
that me my boys Jesse Payton and Alex Stein are
hosting a comedy show. The Right Side of Comedy Friday,
June twelfth at the House of Blues is going to
be the same weekend as the Texas State Republican Convention.
(33:55):
I guarantee you this is going to be the best
party of the whole event. If you're going to the
Texas State Republican Convention, get tickets to the Right Side
of Comedy at the House of Blues Friday, June twelfth.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
It's called the Gulf of America Tour. We're gonna want
to see you there. You're going to want to go.
We'll be back Bryan early tomorrow morning for more of
what you bought a radio for. Hey, everybody, Kenny Webster here.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
The games in Italy coming to an end, but you
could still get some gold of your own right now.
Speaker 2 (34:21):
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Speaker 1 (34:23):
It's always been a good investment, and lately you probably
thought with these record highs you missed your buying opportunity.
You're actually wrong. It's a great time to buy both
gold and silver. Wallstreet knows that.
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