May 19, 2026 • 40 mins
This podcast edition of Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness features author Austin Peterson. ( @KennethRWebster )
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:19):
A seventy two year old woman. A woman who is
seventy two years old is graduated from medical school, and
she already has her first patient in deteriorating health herself.
Hi everybody, I'm Kenny Webster. Thanks so much for joining us.
That's kind of clever, right, finish medical school when you're
seventy two, and then you never have to pay off
your student loans. Very smart. There's a lot going on
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this afternoon. We're going to take a look at some
of the worst Supreme Court rulings of all time. We'll
get to those. We'll take a look at this mass
shooting that just took place at a mosque in San Diego.
To stick around for that, But first I want to
talk about what just took oh in Austin. Peterson's going
to be here, author of the Libertarian Republic, the Libertarian
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Nationalist Manifesto. But before we get to any of that,
people are voting today in Texas. You should go vote.
It's important. Voting matters. I've explained to a lot of
my endorsements are on the radio. If you've missed any
of my endorsements, I'm happy to share them with you again. Obviously,
I like Ken Paxton. Mays Middleton is a personal friend.
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I don't dislike. I don't dislike chip Roy the way
I dislike John Cornyn. I just find Mays Middleton to
be a better candidate. But Kenny May's Middleton. What was it?
Chip Roy said something about Mago once. It's like, all right, fine,
but that's not the reason I'm not supporting him. I
just like Mays Middleton. I find him to be a
better candidate. Don Hooper for Chairman of the Harris County
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Republican Party, John Bonk, I like we endorsed Alexmueler on
the Morning Show. That was a touchy subject for some people.
But anyway, I don't want to talk about that right now.
I want to talk about Kentucky. In Kentucky, Donald Trump
is obviously not supporting the guy I like in Kentucky
O four, But I respect Donald Trump. The guy took
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the party that was a sleepwalking that was sleepwalking through
PowerPoint presentations about compassionate conservatism and apologizing to the left,
and he turned it into a cage match where the
establishment got body slammed on live TV. Trump made drain
the Swamp sound like a real plan instead of a
bumper sticker. But respect doesn't come with a lobotomy. Sometimes
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the man's just wrong, and right now I think in
Kentucky's fourth District he's wrong about Thomas Massey. This is
no ordinary Tuesday scrap guys. Today is the most expensive
house primary in American history. We're talking tens of millions
of dollars in outside money, more cash than some small
countries run their entire governments on, poured in by the
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donor class to try and pry that seat away from
Thomas Massey and hand it to a guy who will
be a lot more cooperative. It's like watching a hostile
takeover bid for your own wallet, except the bidders are
wearing red ties and pretending it's about loyalty, and the
loyalty police keep rolling out the same tired bit. Thomas
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Massey's just like John Cornyn, He's just like Bill Cassidy. Please,
that's like saying a Junkyard Rottweiler who actually bites is
basically the same as two golden retrievers who've been neutered
and perfumed and taught to fetch the lobbyist slippers. Corny
and Cassidy are the Senate's human equivalent of those little
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signs and hotel bathrooms that say please reuse towels to
save the planet, and the hotel quietly adds another marble
wing to the bill. Massy is further to the right
than Trump ever campaigned on one issue that decides whether
your kids get freedom or national death to size of Jupiter.
He treats every spending bill like it's radioactive waste wrapped
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in a smile face. Trump used to swear he'd never
sign another omnibus monstrosity. Thomas Massey took that promise more
literally than the man who made it. When the COVID
relief Circus was about to pass by voice vote because
apparently showing up to voters for peasants, Thomas Massey forced
every member to go on record before they lit the
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trillion dollar bonfire. And Trump, what did he do? He
called him a grand standard. Rest of us called it
the only time in twenty twenty, Washington pretended the taxpayer
was in the room instead of just the caterer. Then
came the one big beautiful bill that was Trump's big
victory lap. What did Elon say. You can have a
big bill or you can have a beautiful bill. You
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can't have both. Thomas Massey looked at the deficit math
that kindly makes a Vegas high roller look like a
coupon clipping gramma, and he voted no. He's one of
the only Republicans with a spine. That's not some never
Trump tantrum. I'm pro Trump. I'm just remembering the campaign
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rhetoric before the Washington blender turned every promise into yes
but with extra zeros in a side of pork. And
by the way, this isn't about Israel. I've never been there,
I've never wanted to go. I'm not I don't know
much about Israel. I don't lose sleep over it. I'm
not obsessed with the Jews. Massy is America first, because
he thinks our tax dollars should stay home padlocking the
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southern border, and he wants to let Kentucky farmers sell
a steak without filling out a USDA novel. That's great.
He treats the Second Amendment like it's an actual law
instead of a charming suggestion. He's the same guy who
helped drag the Epstein files into the daylight while half
a Washington was treating the scandal like a group chat
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they wished they could auto delete. That's not isolationism, that's
refusing to treat the US Treasury like an open tab.
Uber eats for every foreign policy influencer with the think
tank Parking Pass. The latest attack ad on Massy is
comedy gold. You know there are Democrats who endorsed him. Yeah,
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there were democrats who endorsed Trump. Half the never Trump
crowd spent twenty sixteen calling him hitler and twenty twenty
calling Biden the adult in the room, and a lot
of those guys changed their mind in both directions. David
Duke once endorsed Trump, then he went on to endorse
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ilhan Omar and Jill Stein. Do those four people have
anything in common?
Speaker 1 (06:34):
Not?
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Really. Endorsement is worth exactly what you paid for It
usually nothing. Occasionally thirty pieces of silver from the super
pack with a grudge. Massy keeps winning in a district,
so read it. Would vote for a traffic cone if
it had an R after its name. His voters know
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he's not for sale. The donor class just found out
the hard way. Voting for Massi today. It doesn't make
you a secret liberal. It doesn't make you a rhino.
It doesn't make you anti Maga. It makes you the
Republican who still remembers why we started this whole fight,
a gag reflex against the permanent ruling class treating your
paycheck like in all you can eat buffet with no
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last call. It's saying the movement should stay honest even
after we win, because if we turn into the party
that rubber stamps trillion dollar credit card spreeze with better
hats and louder music, the Democrats didn't lose, They just
outsourced the job to us, and they saved on catering.
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So if anybody in Kentucky's listening, go be the crazy
one who votes for the bow Tide libertarian, mad scientist
who still reads the damn Bill. In a town full
of people treating your wallet like their personal slush fund,
Thomas Massey's the only one yelling check please before the
dessert course turns into a national bankruptcy. That's not disloyalty.
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It's called conservative principles with a spine and a little
common sense. Maybe the loyalty police are getting mad, but
tell them the national debt called. He wants its dignity back.
You are listening to the Pursuit of Happiness radio. Pursuit
of happiness. We don't have that in Mexico. Interesting. Sidney Sweeney,
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the Hollywood actress, once considered breast reduction surgery. That would
be like if Trump shaved his head. Wouldn't that be crazy?
That would be an insane thing to do. Anyway, all
eyes right now are on Kentucky. I'm not going to
spend the whole show talking about Kentucky, but I do
want to talk about it for a few more minutes
with a friend of mine who wrote the Libertarian Nationalist Manifesto.
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You guys probably know him. He runs our online store.
Among other things, he created the Libertarian Republic. He's a
smart My good friend Austin Peterson. If you don't follow
him on social media, he's considered to be a liberty
wrecking ball. He once ran for president and Senate, and
he still somehow finds time to roast the political crat class.
I find him to be a funny guy. He's the
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host of Wake Up America, the founder of the Libertarian Republic,
I think I already said that, and a guy who
can make constitutional laws sound like stand up comedy. Austin
has spent years proving that you can respect Trump's chaos
without checking your brain or your wallet at the door.
And I got to say, Austin, I was a little
surprised you're not a hardcore Thomas Massey supporter.
Speaker 3 (09:35):
Well, I have been, and I've been a very hardcore
Thomas Massey supporter for years and years. He was always
somebody that I looked up to as like kind of
the Tea Party triumvirate, where he had Ram, Paul, Thomas Massey,
and Justin Amash. But I saw what happened to Justin Amash, right.
He voted for impeachment of Donald Trump, and that was
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part of the Russia collusion hoax. So we lost a
good man there. And then I saw Thomas Massey engage
in what appears to be like the biggest sort of
self demolition of him of his campaign. Since I don't
since Justin Amash, right, So now we're looking at possibly
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losing the second sort of tea party libertarian that we
had ran. Paul says, if Massey loses that that's the
death of the Tea Party. He's probably right. You know,
I was around in those days, and that doesn't make
me happy to hear that. It makes me like quite upset.
But I've learned so much from Donald Trump in the
last few years, especially Kenny, because he's been, you know,
sort of teaching master classes. If you're paying attention to
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what Trump is doing, you don't like buy in all
the media garbage or run with every like scandal story.
Trump is teaching the world some very important lessons and
I've been kind of like taking notes.
Speaker 4 (10:51):
And I feel like.
Speaker 3 (10:52):
A lot of libertarians and Massey supporters, many of whom
are my friends, I feel like they have been getting
caught up by the surface level things that are going
on and missing the kind of like civilizational questions. In
other words, I feel like Massey doesn't know what time
it is, and he doesn't respect the contribution that Trump
is making to wins for the Republican Party and for
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right wingers in general. Kenny, So I'm torn.
Speaker 2 (11:18):
I'm surprised. Look, I feel like Thomas Massey is a
guy who pushes the party to the right. I feel
like Justin Amasha was kind of a left leaning libertarian,
sort of like Gary Johnson. I know you were friendly
with Gary, although you disagree with him a lot a
lot of issues. Thomas Massey I think of as more
of a Ron Paul type. You don't look look at
him that way.
Speaker 1 (11:39):
I do.
Speaker 3 (11:40):
He's a wrong Paul tie. But he's not convincing people.
And the only reason I know that is because I
speak to his fellow congress members and none of them
support him directly. Other than Ran Paul. He's not convincing them.
And so you know, I talked to my own congressman
about him, and I'm like, you know, can I get
you to support Thomas Massey? And then my congressman sits
down and tells me a good list of reasons why
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he can't and and what am I supposed to do?
Act all psycho because you won't support somebody, you know?
Like what at the end of the day, here, Kenny, like,
are we supposed to like? What matters more to you?
This is the real question that a lot of libertarians
don't want to answer, Kenny, Here's the question would you
rather have somebody be not a libertarian and sometimes do
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libertarian stuff like Trump? Or would you rather have a
pure libertarian who never does libertarian stuff? And that's kind
of what it is with Thomas Nax talks a lot.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Because he never actually passes the bills. Is that what
you're talking about? Well, us, your.
Speaker 3 (12:38):
Job everything, and lost every presidential election, Kenny, Like, at
what point? Like what the problem is is that we
saw we sort of worship defeatists. We worship the people
who are losing rather than sort of like opera and
and we trash anybody who gets anything done like Trump
because he's not a pure libertarian, and yet true is
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the most libertarian president in Toronto. Reagan, the guy showed
up to the Libertarian Party national Convention offered to free
Ross extended a hint. Thomas Fassey was supposed to be
the libertarian in the cabinet, Kenny, What a humongous, stupid mistake.
He could have been the Secretary of Agriculture. Instead he
decided to burn a bridge and go on a Nepstein crusade.
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And what are we supposed to do? Celebrated because he
says he believes in the Constitution, because where's the victories. Listen,
I lost what I ran for president, I lost my
Senate race. You can have you can say whatever, but
there's a loser mindset. I don't have the loser attitude.
There's there's this defeated attitude or this kind of like
there's libertarians in this country think that what they're doing
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is good enough. And I'm here to tell you right now, Kenny,
it's not good enough. And I like what Trump is
doing and it's not. It's not that it's not good
enough because Trump has got Trump has got his issues,
but Trump has has taken balls and kicking. He's kicking
Nancy Pelosi in the crotch, and he he's Kinney sweety
is if Joe Biden was a if Kamala we're president
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right now, Simmy Sweeney would have had a breast reduction.
I managed for it by law.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
All right, let's back up a little bit. I do
think that was funny, But you pointed a few things out.
First of all. First of all, I think you one
thing that you breeze past there that I really agree with.
It's okay to not agree with every endorsement. That's fine.
We can all live civilly together. I'm amazed at how
much our common man neighbors are no longer talking to
each other because they don't agree on less than five
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percent of political issues. That's crazy. That's kind of how
I see the Thomas Massey thing. People that agree with
Trump ninety nine percent of the time are upset that
someone doesn't agree with him ninety two percent of the time.
It's crazy how fervent and how polarizing everything is. But
by you mentioned Ross, you're talking about Ross Albrick.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
We have it.
Speaker 2 (14:50):
This is talk radio. If there's a podcast too, and
I think our podcast listeners know who you're talking about.
But Austin, can you explain, just cliff notes real quick,
why are older listeners who's ross olbricked? And why some
of the baby boomers listening to the show should have
cared about that?
Speaker 3 (15:06):
It was a pardon power. The president went to the
Libertarian Party, and the Libertarian Party was really high to
get this guy released who had run an online website where,
back in the early days of the web, you could
you trade money for pretty much anything. So he created
a marketplace where you could literally buy or sell anything. Well,
it turns out that some of those things are, you know,
things that the federal government would prefer that you don't
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snort up your nose on a Friday night. And he
didn't facilitate the sale himself, meaning that the transactions were
conducted by him, but they were conducted on his website.
So libertarians wanted to preserve like the freedom of transaction
and not to implicate people who didn't actually connect a
transaction for drugs but created a marketplace where it occurred.
You know that it's a matter of like where you
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think the enforcement for the drug war really should lie.
In Libertarians being very anti drug war, they were pro
ross Albrooke being freed from jail because he.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
Hadn't haunted anyone.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
There were other allegations against him that they were never
proven in court, but but yeah, and that was it,
and Trump gave that to him. And I think, you know,
that's the really important lesson, Kenny. I'm done with like
constitutions in my eyes that blind me from the reality
that Trump is doing what good things for our country.
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Not everything that I would do if I were a president,
but he's doing good things for a country. And I
think that Massy's war with Trump was ill chosen, and
I hope that he doesn't get justin amashed this afternoon.
But you know what, you know what's going to happen
if we lose today, If the libertarian movement loses Massy
is it tomorrow? A lot of people are going to quit.
They're gonna run away. And you know, part of me says,
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good quit, get out, like we don't need any more
chickens running for the hill, And then the other part
of me is like, you idiots, you should never quit.
Don't leave the battle until the battle is really done.
In my opinion, the revolution continues no matter what happens
to Thomas Massey today. I'm certainly not going to quit
fighting for limited government in this country. You know, these
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ideas are bigger than any one man. So I'm not
blackpilling tomorrow. But I do think that there needs to
be a wake up call either way. If he loses,
it'll be a wake up call. If he doesn't, I
think probably libertarians are going to learn the wrong lessons
and continue to alienate themselves, continue to isolate themselves, and
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they're going to put their cause in jeopardy. Not because
the people who are attacking them are so much more powerful,
all these billionaires or apack or whatever. But because that
there are long steps, steps of missteps and bad maneuvering,
that they put themselves into a situation where they can't win.
And honestly, Kenny, I'm done. I'm done being a loser
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tarian no more. I'm done with it, no more loser tarianism,
Boston Winner Tarrianism.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
While I see this issue a little differently than you do,
obviously you're a friend. I've always respected your opinion, and
I got to say, even though we may see the
future of America's slightly different, we both will celebrate our
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Thanks so much.
Speaker 4 (18:55):
Bet.
Speaker 3 (18:55):
I'm glad that you didn't know I was going to
stay all this today. I hope that I you know
you for a little bit of a loop. It should
be so on.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
Thanks you.
Speaker 2 (19:02):
But that's the thing this radio show. We try not
to be an echo chamber. And I did have an
idea that you would say that before you went on
the air, and yet I still put you on the air, Austin,
because if nothing else, I want this radio show to
be interesting and engaging for people. Have a good one, man,
you too, God bless brother.
Speaker 4 (19:20):
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Speaker 2 (19:24):
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Speaker 3 (19:26):
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It here, Tom Brady. Tom Brady is now a runway model.
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local right wing activist. We're going to talk about the
local elections in the Houston area. Stick around for that.
That is on its way. But before we we get
to any of that, let's talk a little bit about
what just took place in San Diego. Yesterday was supposed
to be a quiet little Monday in South California, the
clare Mount neighborhood of San Diego. Two teenage gunmen pulled
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up to the Islamic Center, the city's biggest mosque, which
also runs a school and a preschool right there on
the same block children. They opened fire outside the building
around eleven forty three, killed three men, including a hero
security guard who had the guts to sound the alarm
and get the people inside to safety. Then drove a
few blocks away, parked their white BMW and turned the
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guns on themselves. A little taxpayer relief there for the
average man. Anti Islamic hate messages were scrawled on the weapons.
Supposedly there was a suicide note bragging about racial pride,
which is interesting because one of the kids was Hispanic.
A gas can with a Nazi SS sticker was sitting
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right there like a calling card from hell. Police showed
up four minutes flat, cleared the whole complex like the
pros that they are, and the chief said it was
one of the best responses he'd seen in twenty eight
years on the job. Three dead, no kids hurt thanks
to that security guard, and the threat was over by
one zho six pm. The FBI said this will be
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called a hate crime until we could prove further evil's
evil guys, full stop. I am no fan of Islam,
never have been, never will be. I think it's political
and theological package has caused more trouble in the modern
world than almost anything else that you could compare it to.
But I'm also no fan of violence against innocent people.
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I condemned this shooting without hesitation, without qualification, and without
any of those weasel word butt clauses the Left loves
to tack on killing unarmed civilians, especially children or attempting
to kill children is evil, even if they pray in
a mosque and you don't like it, even if they
worship something you don't worship. It's wrong, period. It's morally bankrupt, bankrupt,
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it's tactically brain dead. And here's the part the hotheads
never want to hear. It is the single fastest way
to hand radical Islam a pr victory on a silver platter,
because here's what the left does with victims, They fall
in love with them instantly. The same media that spent
the entire summer of twenty twenty calling burning cities and
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billion dollar arson what do they call it, fiery but
mostly peaceful protests is already treating this mosque like it's
the holiest ground since Bethlehem. CNN, the New York Times,
obviously Al Jazeera. They're all running the Islamophobia is out
of control script on loop Care, a group connected to it.
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Terror groups is demanding that every Republican politician shut up
about radical Islam forever, and not one of them, not
one is bothering to mention the inconvenient little history lesson
sitting right under their noses. This particular Islamic center isn't
just any mosque. It's the exact same place where two
of the nine to eleven hijackers worshiped. They lived nearby,
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they got help settling in. The founder hosted them. The
radical Emam, the guy who later became al Kitis chief
English language recruiter and got himself drone killed by our
side in twenty eleven, preached there and held closed door
meetings with the future mass murderers. Now, the New York
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Post actually reported all that yesterday because they still believe
in journalism. The rest of the liberal media, it was
just crickets. They're calling this mosque a model for the
country while pretending it's nine to eleven rap sheet doesn't exist.
Why do you think that is? Because admitting the truth
would ruin the perfect victim story they're busy polishing. And
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yet my friends were supposed to ignore this cosmic joke.
Two idiots with Nazi stickers in a suicide note just
gave the left exactly what they craved fresh Muslim martyrs.
The same outlets that shrugged off multiple assassination attempts on Trump,
telling us the motive was unclear. Violence comes from both sides.
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Maybe it was staged, are now in full throated right
wing extremism epidemic mode. The same crowd spent months on
mostly peaceful cryons while Portland burned for one hundred nights.
They're suddenly treating three dead bodies outside of a nine
to eleven adjacent mosque like it's the end of Western civilization,
and it is very bad. I just can't help notice
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they treat these things a little differently when it's one
side or the other who's the victim. It's almost oppressive.
How quickly they pivot from punch and Nazi t shirts
to pearl clutching when a Nazi punch is back in
the wrong direction. And again, I don't like it. Look,
if you dislike Islam, I don't mean secular Muslims, I
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mean Islamic extremism. The absolute worst thing you could do
is hand them a fresh batch of innocent corpses. Because
the left doesn't do nuance, they do narrative. They turn
victims into saints, and saints into political clubs to beat
the rest of us with. Every time some hotheads decides
that shooting up a mosque is based and cool and
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red pilled, the media gets to paint every conservative, every
critic of Islam, every guy who just wants to secure
the border in a little common sense immigration as a
budding terrorist. The actual debate we should be having about
radical emoms, about no go zones in Europe, about the
incompatibility of Sharia and the American Constitution gets drowned out
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in a sea of candlelight vigils in Islamophobia grants. Violence
against the innocent does not weaken Islam. It strengthens it
in the eyes of the very people who control the
cameras and the headlines. It makes moderate Muslims who had
nothing to do with the attack feel under siege. It
does it makes the radicals look like the underdogs, and
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it gives the left the perfect excuse to keep importing
more voters who reliably vote for bigger government and more
speech codes and less common sense. So here's the pro
common sense right wing grown up position. Condemn the violence,
call evil by its name, but don't be stupid enough
to create martyrs for a cause you a pose. Disagree with.
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Islam is fine, You should debate it. Bad ideas should
be challenged by better ideas. Mock it when it deserves mocking.
Support Policies that put America first, secure the borders, no
refugee roulette, zero tolerance for Sharia courts on American soil.
But leave the innocent people alone, because every time you don't,
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the Left gets to play hero, the media gets its
victim porn, and Islam gets another round of sinsympathy, and
our side looks like we're losing. So this is strategy,
it's morality, and in the long run, it's the only
way to actually win the argument instead of handing the
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other side a win on a bloody platter. The liberal
rage machine is already revving up. Please do not give
it free fuel. Call out the hypocrisy, remember the nine
to eleven history they're bearing, and keep your powder dry
for the real fight figuratively not literally. I'm not suggesting
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you should shoot people. I'm talking about the fight that
happens in a ballot box when you vote with a pen. Well, okay,
let's phase. We don't even you know how to vote.
The voting machines you get it. Vote in the ballot box,
vote with the culture, vote in the daylight of honest debate.
Anything else is just handing the enemy a halo, And God,
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I hope we're not that dumb. Free special leaves.
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(29:13):
in her tax fraud case. Thank god I was. I
was worried about that. In case you Carrius, legal analysts
credit the testimony of her hips because they don't lie. Hi,
welcome back. Some of you probably noticed we spent a
lot of time this afternoon talking about, well, among other things,
the Kentucky district for congressional race with Thomas Massey. And
(29:36):
you might be thinking, Kenny, you don't even live in Kentucky.
Why aren't you talking about It's early voting in the
runoffs now, why aren't you talking about that? I've been
talking about these elections for months. If you're if you
haven't been paying attention, that's your fault. I'm not gonna
talk about it now. I'm just gonna sit here in silence.
All right, Fine, I'll talk about it as a matter
(29:57):
of fact. I'll talk about it with a good friend
of the show, Houston d strap In. Buckle up. I
got a guy on the line right now. He's a
friend of mine. We don't always agree, but we usually do.
A man who bleeds maroon because he's an aggie grill's
a mean brisket and still thinks the Aggies are one
national championship away from greatness, even though they've been one
year away since nineteen thirty nine. My good friend and
(30:19):
one of my favorite people to give a hard time
to local right wing activist Tom Slocum on the line, Tom,
how you doing, buddy?
Speaker 4 (30:26):
Hey doing good, Kenny? How are you going?
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Man?
Speaker 4 (30:29):
It's great to be with you on the radio. And
that was one heck of an introduction. And I think
that's the first time an he went described me as
a right wing activist. But you know, I'll tell you what,
I'm definitely not a left wing activist and know that
for certain.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
Well, what are you you ran? For real, you're obviously
a conservative activist. What else are you doing. You're not
a lobbyist, you don't work for someone, You're very involved
in local tea party groups, and you're not part of
a think tank. God knows, you're not part of a
think tank. And I'm kidding.
Speaker 4 (30:59):
I think I think everybody looks at me like this
is this strange creature. Some people look at me like competition.
Some people look at me as a friend. I appreciate that,
and I feel like I get a lot more of
that reaction more than anything these days. But you know,
sometimes I bring things to light, just like you do
(31:19):
during races, and people don't like that when you tell
them the truth. Sometimes, like I remember you telling the
truth about a woman that was very scandalous, and some
people didn't like that, and it's like, well, it's kind
of the truth, you know, whether you want to believe.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
It or not.
Speaker 4 (31:36):
And I do the same thing with people about John Cornyon.
I tell them, well, look, you know John Cornyon advocated
for amnesty on the floor of the Senate and which
would allow anchor babies and the Chinese to come over
here and have millions of babies and then end up
voting in our elections because they get citizenship basically because
the China woman popped a kid out, you know, on
(31:59):
a three day vacation in La all of a sudden,
this kid's a citizen. But he's actually, you know, going
to do what the CCP tell them, tells them to
do in the future when it comes to our elections.
That's not a good thing. Birth tourism, that's been a
really hot topic. So there's there's people that support birth tourism.
(32:19):
They support DACA, which is actually amnesty. When you look
at it, and uh, and it's basically legalizing birturism when
you look at it. And that's a big fight that
conservatives talk about. And so if that makes me a conservative, Kenny,
well then by god, I guess I'm a conservative because
I do not believe the Founders ever intended it for
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us to have birth tourism. I don't believe that should
ever be a thing. And I will strongly stand with
my friends that also believe that we should have strong
border enforcement immigration enforcement. And look, you know there's a
reason I support who I support in this race. One
of the as I support is his name is Warren
(33:02):
how in this upcoming races, Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
Can I, Tom Can I interview you?
Speaker 4 (33:08):
Is that?
Speaker 2 (33:08):
Okay? I love where you're going with us. You know
you're not doing a podcast right absolutely?
Speaker 4 (33:13):
Yeah. No, I'm just going until you stopped me, because
that's what I do.
Speaker 2 (33:17):
No, you're no, you're great, You're you're great. Let's let's
have a back and forth.
Speaker 4 (33:20):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:20):
You're doing You're doing fine.
Speaker 4 (33:22):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:22):
Earlier today my source in DC, my little bird, told
me that Trump was going to endorse Paxton. People did
not believe me. And then this morning around uh, eleven
forty A M. Trump endorsed Paxton. Trump saw the writing
on the wall. Uh, that is public information. Now, Trump
saw John Cornyn is just another Bill Cassidy. He didn't
(33:45):
want to attach his wagon to a dying horse, thank god.
And I gotta think this is great news for the
liberty movement, it's great news for the right wing populace,
it's great news for average Americans. KEM. Paxton is probably
gonna beat John Cornyn.
Speaker 4 (33:59):
You're a wow, that's amazing, Kenny. This is the first
time I've heard somebody tell me that that President Trump
has indeed endorsed Ken Paxton. You know you've heard it
here first, folks. I I gotten some phone calls about
this earlier in the day, and I honestly did not
know what he was going to do, and some folks
(34:21):
were concerned that he would not endorse Ken. But you're
telling me for the first time that Kim Paxton's been
endorsed by the President. That's huge. That's that's a huge
slap in the face to the nr SC and that
that just goes to show you that there's enough pushback,
whether you're talking about some other group of packs which
(34:42):
there's literally hundreds of you know, it just but there's
all these other groups of people that have been pushing
back against the NRSC and we just did it, you know,
in some other cases, and we're doing it right now.
And that's one hundred over I want to see one
hundred million dollar do excuse the backup to deep and
(35:02):
but over one hundred million dollars that was spent against
Ken Paxton here in this race. That is an astonishing
amount of money. Ken, I think only spent somewhere around
six million dollars up to the March third primary or
March March just whatever it was primary. So you know,
up up until the March primary, Ken had spent you know,
(35:25):
less than ten to one. When he's about the amount
of money coming through, you know, that's that's a significant
amount of help that John Cornyn had, the establishment of
Tech Protection program. They went way out of their way,
way far out of their way, and they got beat.
And now Donald Trump is going to be on the
winning side. I think it's very clear now. I think
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Kim Paxton's team probably told Trump, Hay, you do this,
We're guaranteed of victory here. It's not even going to
be close. And you're going to be part of the blowout.
Everybody knows Corny's going to get be This is going
to be a high turnout election for conservatives. So I'm
very happy to hear that, Kenny. That's the first time
I've heard that is today. Just now.
Speaker 2 (36:09):
I got to think Louisiana had a little to do
with this. What just happened. Bill Cassidy didn't even come
in second. Bill Cassidy and John Cornyn are on their
way out the door today. There was a news story,
let me see if I could find it earlier today,
we learned that in an effort, in a latch, last
ditch effort to try to help out John Cornyn, members
(36:31):
of the Senate Republicans National Senate Republicans Committee, we're actually
trying to block some of the mega agenda that was
supposed to be going to vote very soon. And it's
just amazing to me. Here's the story where it is
that Senator Tom tellis set to vote against new GOP
reconciliation bill. Establishment Republicans trying to stop America First to
(36:53):
help John Cornyn. Too little, too late. Fantastic news. Before
we get out of this segment, because we only have
a minute left here, Let's talk about this one thing
you and I also agree on. And this is a
very important race to me right here, Who's going to
replace Lena Hidalgo. Originally I was for Marty Langton. I
thought he was a good guy. Marty Langton came in
(37:14):
third place, right, which means the candidates or Orlando Sanchez,
the guy loses over and over again. He's never been
a winner. The other guy in the race is a
gentleman named Warren Howell. I like Warren Howell. We had
him on the Walnon Johnson Show. I've endorsed him. You've
endorsed him. Someone hacked into his account to try to
stop him from posting ads on Facebook this week. We
(37:34):
only have about sixty seconds left. Can you make a
good argument for Warren Howell?
Speaker 4 (37:39):
Absolutely? Look, Warren is up against a establishment machine. This
is an agreement with him on things like immigration. Lena Dago,
Anie Parker in Orlando Sanchez believe the same thing when
it comes to DACA in amnesty. They want it, all
of them want it. Orlando will tell you right now,
(38:01):
because it's politically convenient. Oh I don't want amnesty, but bro,
we've got copies of all your Facebook posts where you're
advocating for DACA, which is amnesty, and eventually those kids
will end up getting citizenship if you let them stay here,
give them legal status. That's a pathway to citizenship, is
what it is, which is what John Cornon is advocated for.
(38:21):
And so look, most runoffs are decided by conservatives. It's
up to conservatives. And know, the conservative choice in this
race is Warren How. The america first choice in this
race is Warren How. If you want somebody like John Cornyon,
who's going to be ushered out, thank god, you know,
then I guess you can go vote for Orlando if
you like John Cornyn. But you know, everyone that's voting
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against John Cornyan and this race ushering in Kim Paxton,
We all in Harris County, absolutely in Harris County need
to be voting for Warren how immediately today. You can
go out and do it today, and it needs to happen.
If you believe in this, if you want to save
this country from communists an anchor baby policies that they
(39:05):
want en shrined in the law, then you've got to
not support the people that support that. Orlando Sanchez, John Cornyn,
They support it. Kim Paxton doesn't, Warren how doesn't. And
that's just all there is to it. Man, I can't
make it any clear. We talked about globals all day long.
Orlando is the definition of one best friends with a
nice Parker shares lots of policies with them. It's the
(39:28):
same policies, different faces, and it's not what we need
here in Texas, especially now, especially in lne In Trump's endorsement,
just remember that Trump had a choice to pick in Paxton,
and we have a choice. We need to pick Warren How.
Speaker 2 (39:42):
Tom Slocomb, you may be wrong about the Aggie's winning
a national championship, but I hope you're right about this one.
We got to run. I'll be back bright and early
tomorrow morning for more of what you bought a radio for.
I love you all, have a great day, and go vote.
Go packs.
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Hi everybody, I'm Kenny Webster. Thanks so much for joining us.
That's kind of clever, right, finish medical school when you're
seventy two, and then you never have to pay off
your student loans. Very smart. There's a lot going on
(00:41):
this afternoon. We're going to take a look at some
of the worst Supreme Court rulings of all time. We'll
get to those. We'll take a look at this mass
shooting that just took place at a mosque in San Diego.
To stick around for that, But first I want to
talk about what just took oh in Austin. Peterson's going
to be here, author of the Libertarian Republic, the Libertarian
(01:02):
Nationalist Manifesto. But before we get to any of that,
people are voting today in Texas. You should go vote.
It's important. Voting matters. I've explained to a lot of
my endorsements are on the radio. If you've missed any
of my endorsements, I'm happy to share them with you again. Obviously,
I like Ken Paxton. Mays Middleton is a personal friend.
(01:23):
I don't dislike. I don't dislike chip Roy the way
I dislike John Cornyn. I just find Mays Middleton to
be a better candidate. But Kenny May's Middleton. What was it?
Chip Roy said something about Mago once. It's like, all right, fine,
but that's not the reason I'm not supporting him. I
just like Mays Middleton. I find him to be a
better candidate. Don Hooper for Chairman of the Harris County
(01:48):
Republican Party, John Bonk, I like we endorsed Alexmueler on
the Morning Show. That was a touchy subject for some people.
But anyway, I don't want to talk about that right now.
I want to talk about Kentucky. In Kentucky, Donald Trump
is obviously not supporting the guy I like in Kentucky
O four, But I respect Donald Trump. The guy took
(02:10):
the party that was a sleepwalking that was sleepwalking through
PowerPoint presentations about compassionate conservatism and apologizing to the left,
and he turned it into a cage match where the
establishment got body slammed on live TV. Trump made drain
the Swamp sound like a real plan instead of a
bumper sticker. But respect doesn't come with a lobotomy. Sometimes
(02:35):
the man's just wrong, and right now I think in
Kentucky's fourth District he's wrong about Thomas Massey. This is
no ordinary Tuesday scrap guys. Today is the most expensive
house primary in American history. We're talking tens of millions
of dollars in outside money, more cash than some small
countries run their entire governments on, poured in by the
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donor class to try and pry that seat away from
Thomas Massey and hand it to a guy who will
be a lot more cooperative. It's like watching a hostile
takeover bid for your own wallet, except the bidders are
wearing red ties and pretending it's about loyalty, and the
loyalty police keep rolling out the same tired bit. Thomas
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Massey's just like John Cornyn, He's just like Bill Cassidy. Please,
that's like saying a Junkyard Rottweiler who actually bites is
basically the same as two golden retrievers who've been neutered
and perfumed and taught to fetch the lobbyist slippers. Corny
and Cassidy are the Senate's human equivalent of those little
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signs and hotel bathrooms that say please reuse towels to
save the planet, and the hotel quietly adds another marble
wing to the bill. Massy is further to the right
than Trump ever campaigned on one issue that decides whether
your kids get freedom or national death to size of Jupiter.
He treats every spending bill like it's radioactive waste wrapped
(03:59):
in a smile face. Trump used to swear he'd never
sign another omnibus monstrosity. Thomas Massey took that promise more
literally than the man who made it. When the COVID
relief Circus was about to pass by voice vote because
apparently showing up to voters for peasants, Thomas Massey forced
every member to go on record before they lit the
(04:21):
trillion dollar bonfire. And Trump, what did he do? He
called him a grand standard. Rest of us called it
the only time in twenty twenty, Washington pretended the taxpayer
was in the room instead of just the caterer. Then
came the one big beautiful bill that was Trump's big
victory lap. What did Elon say. You can have a
big bill or you can have a beautiful bill. You
(04:43):
can't have both. Thomas Massey looked at the deficit math
that kindly makes a Vegas high roller look like a
coupon clipping gramma, and he voted no. He's one of
the only Republicans with a spine. That's not some never
Trump tantrum. I'm pro Trump. I'm just remembering the campaign
(05:05):
rhetoric before the Washington blender turned every promise into yes
but with extra zeros in a side of pork. And
by the way, this isn't about Israel. I've never been there,
I've never wanted to go. I'm not I don't know
much about Israel. I don't lose sleep over it. I'm
not obsessed with the Jews. Massy is America first, because
he thinks our tax dollars should stay home padlocking the
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southern border, and he wants to let Kentucky farmers sell
a steak without filling out a USDA novel. That's great.
He treats the Second Amendment like it's an actual law
instead of a charming suggestion. He's the same guy who
helped drag the Epstein files into the daylight while half
a Washington was treating the scandal like a group chat
(05:49):
they wished they could auto delete. That's not isolationism, that's
refusing to treat the US Treasury like an open tab.
Uber eats for every foreign policy influencer with the think
tank Parking Pass. The latest attack ad on Massy is
comedy gold. You know there are Democrats who endorsed him. Yeah,
(06:10):
there were democrats who endorsed Trump. Half the never Trump
crowd spent twenty sixteen calling him hitler and twenty twenty
calling Biden the adult in the room, and a lot
of those guys changed their mind in both directions. David
Duke once endorsed Trump, then he went on to endorse
(06:30):
ilhan Omar and Jill Stein. Do those four people have
anything in common?
Speaker 1 (06:34):
Not?
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Really. Endorsement is worth exactly what you paid for It
usually nothing. Occasionally thirty pieces of silver from the super
pack with a grudge. Massy keeps winning in a district,
so read it. Would vote for a traffic cone if
it had an R after its name. His voters know
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he's not for sale. The donor class just found out
the hard way. Voting for Massi today. It doesn't make
you a secret liberal. It doesn't make you a rhino.
It doesn't make you anti Maga. It makes you the
Republican who still remembers why we started this whole fight,
a gag reflex against the permanent ruling class treating your
paycheck like in all you can eat buffet with no
(07:17):
last call. It's saying the movement should stay honest even
after we win, because if we turn into the party
that rubber stamps trillion dollar credit card spreeze with better
hats and louder music, the Democrats didn't lose, They just
outsourced the job to us, and they saved on catering.
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So if anybody in Kentucky's listening, go be the crazy
one who votes for the bow Tide libertarian, mad scientist
who still reads the damn Bill. In a town full
of people treating your wallet like their personal slush fund,
Thomas Massey's the only one yelling check please before the
dessert course turns into a national bankruptcy. That's not disloyalty.
(08:01):
It's called conservative principles with a spine and a little
common sense. Maybe the loyalty police are getting mad, but
tell them the national debt called. He wants its dignity back.
You are listening to the Pursuit of Happiness radio. Pursuit
of happiness. We don't have that in Mexico. Interesting. Sidney Sweeney,
(08:31):
the Hollywood actress, once considered breast reduction surgery. That would
be like if Trump shaved his head. Wouldn't that be crazy?
That would be an insane thing to do. Anyway, all
eyes right now are on Kentucky. I'm not going to
spend the whole show talking about Kentucky, but I do
want to talk about it for a few more minutes
with a friend of mine who wrote the Libertarian Nationalist Manifesto.
(08:52):
You guys probably know him. He runs our online store.
Among other things, he created the Libertarian Republic. He's a
smart My good friend Austin Peterson. If you don't follow
him on social media, he's considered to be a liberty
wrecking ball. He once ran for president and Senate, and
he still somehow finds time to roast the political crat class.
I find him to be a funny guy. He's the
(09:14):
host of Wake Up America, the founder of the Libertarian Republic,
I think I already said that, and a guy who
can make constitutional laws sound like stand up comedy. Austin
has spent years proving that you can respect Trump's chaos
without checking your brain or your wallet at the door.
And I got to say, Austin, I was a little
surprised you're not a hardcore Thomas Massey supporter.
Speaker 3 (09:35):
Well, I have been, and I've been a very hardcore
Thomas Massey supporter for years and years. He was always
somebody that I looked up to as like kind of
the Tea Party triumvirate, where he had Ram, Paul, Thomas Massey,
and Justin Amash. But I saw what happened to Justin Amash, right.
He voted for impeachment of Donald Trump, and that was
(09:57):
part of the Russia collusion hoax. So we lost a
good man there. And then I saw Thomas Massey engage
in what appears to be like the biggest sort of
self demolition of him of his campaign. Since I don't
since Justin Amash, right, So now we're looking at possibly
(10:18):
losing the second sort of tea party libertarian that we
had ran. Paul says, if Massey loses that that's the
death of the Tea Party. He's probably right. You know,
I was around in those days, and that doesn't make
me happy to hear that. It makes me like quite upset.
But I've learned so much from Donald Trump in the
last few years, especially Kenny, because he's been, you know,
sort of teaching master classes. If you're paying attention to
(10:41):
what Trump is doing, you don't like buy in all
the media garbage or run with every like scandal story.
Trump is teaching the world some very important lessons and
I've been kind of like taking notes.
Speaker 4 (10:51):
And I feel like.
Speaker 3 (10:52):
A lot of libertarians and Massey supporters, many of whom
are my friends, I feel like they have been getting
caught up by the surface level things that are going
on and missing the kind of like civilizational questions. In
other words, I feel like Massey doesn't know what time
it is, and he doesn't respect the contribution that Trump
is making to wins for the Republican Party and for
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right wingers in general. Kenny, So I'm torn.
Speaker 2 (11:18):
I'm surprised. Look, I feel like Thomas Massey is a
guy who pushes the party to the right. I feel
like Justin Amasha was kind of a left leaning libertarian,
sort of like Gary Johnson. I know you were friendly
with Gary, although you disagree with him a lot a
lot of issues. Thomas Massey I think of as more
of a Ron Paul type. You don't look look at
him that way.
Speaker 1 (11:39):
I do.
Speaker 3 (11:40):
He's a wrong Paul tie. But he's not convincing people.
And the only reason I know that is because I
speak to his fellow congress members and none of them
support him directly. Other than Ran Paul. He's not convincing them.
And so you know, I talked to my own congressman
about him, and I'm like, you know, can I get
you to support Thomas Massey? And then my congressman sits
down and tells me a good list of reasons why
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he can't and and what am I supposed to do?
Act all psycho because you won't support somebody, you know?
Like what at the end of the day, here, Kenny, like,
are we supposed to like? What matters more to you?
This is the real question that a lot of libertarians
don't want to answer, Kenny, Here's the question would you
rather have somebody be not a libertarian and sometimes do
(12:22):
libertarian stuff like Trump? Or would you rather have a
pure libertarian who never does libertarian stuff? And that's kind
of what it is with Thomas Nax talks a lot.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Because he never actually passes the bills. Is that what
you're talking about? Well, us, your.
Speaker 3 (12:38):
Job everything, and lost every presidential election, Kenny, Like, at
what point? Like what the problem is is that we
saw we sort of worship defeatists. We worship the people
who are losing rather than sort of like opera and
and we trash anybody who gets anything done like Trump
because he's not a pure libertarian, and yet true is
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the most libertarian president in Toronto. Reagan, the guy showed
up to the Libertarian Party national Convention offered to free
Ross extended a hint. Thomas Fassey was supposed to be
the libertarian in the cabinet, Kenny, What a humongous, stupid mistake.
He could have been the Secretary of Agriculture. Instead he
decided to burn a bridge and go on a Nepstein crusade.
(13:20):
And what are we supposed to do? Celebrated because he
says he believes in the Constitution, because where's the victories. Listen,
I lost what I ran for president, I lost my
Senate race. You can have you can say whatever, but
there's a loser mindset. I don't have the loser attitude.
There's there's this defeated attitude or this kind of like
there's libertarians in this country think that what they're doing
(13:42):
is good enough. And I'm here to tell you right now, Kenny,
it's not good enough. And I like what Trump is
doing and it's not. It's not that it's not good
enough because Trump has got Trump has got his issues,
but Trump has has taken balls and kicking. He's kicking
Nancy Pelosi in the crotch, and he he's Kinney sweety
is if Joe Biden was a if Kamala we're president
(14:02):
right now, Simmy Sweeney would have had a breast reduction.
I managed for it by law.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
All right, let's back up a little bit. I do
think that was funny, But you pointed a few things out.
First of all. First of all, I think you one
thing that you breeze past there that I really agree with.
It's okay to not agree with every endorsement. That's fine.
We can all live civilly together. I'm amazed at how
much our common man neighbors are no longer talking to
each other because they don't agree on less than five
(14:30):
percent of political issues. That's crazy. That's kind of how
I see the Thomas Massey thing. People that agree with
Trump ninety nine percent of the time are upset that
someone doesn't agree with him ninety two percent of the time.
It's crazy how fervent and how polarizing everything is. But
by you mentioned Ross, you're talking about Ross Albrick.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
We have it.
Speaker 2 (14:50):
This is talk radio. If there's a podcast too, and
I think our podcast listeners know who you're talking about.
But Austin, can you explain, just cliff notes real quick,
why are older listeners who's ross olbricked? And why some
of the baby boomers listening to the show should have
cared about that?
Speaker 3 (15:06):
It was a pardon power. The president went to the
Libertarian Party, and the Libertarian Party was really high to
get this guy released who had run an online website where,
back in the early days of the web, you could
you trade money for pretty much anything. So he created
a marketplace where you could literally buy or sell anything. Well,
it turns out that some of those things are, you know,
things that the federal government would prefer that you don't
(15:27):
snort up your nose on a Friday night. And he
didn't facilitate the sale himself, meaning that the transactions were
conducted by him, but they were conducted on his website.
So libertarians wanted to preserve like the freedom of transaction
and not to implicate people who didn't actually connect a
transaction for drugs but created a marketplace where it occurred.
You know that it's a matter of like where you
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think the enforcement for the drug war really should lie.
In Libertarians being very anti drug war, they were pro
ross Albrooke being freed from jail because he.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
Hadn't haunted anyone.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
There were other allegations against him that they were never
proven in court, but but yeah, and that was it,
and Trump gave that to him. And I think, you know,
that's the really important lesson, Kenny. I'm done with like
constitutions in my eyes that blind me from the reality
that Trump is doing what good things for our country.
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Not everything that I would do if I were a president,
but he's doing good things for a country. And I
think that Massy's war with Trump was ill chosen, and
I hope that he doesn't get justin amashed this afternoon.
But you know what, you know what's going to happen
if we lose today, If the libertarian movement loses Massy
is it tomorrow? A lot of people are going to quit.
They're gonna run away. And you know, part of me says,
(16:42):
good quit, get out, like we don't need any more
chickens running for the hill, And then the other part
of me is like, you idiots, you should never quit.
Don't leave the battle until the battle is really done.
In my opinion, the revolution continues no matter what happens
to Thomas Massey today. I'm certainly not going to quit
fighting for limited government in this country. You know, these
(17:03):
ideas are bigger than any one man. So I'm not
blackpilling tomorrow. But I do think that there needs to
be a wake up call either way. If he loses,
it'll be a wake up call. If he doesn't, I
think probably libertarians are going to learn the wrong lessons
and continue to alienate themselves, continue to isolate themselves, and
(17:23):
they're going to put their cause in jeopardy. Not because
the people who are attacking them are so much more powerful,
all these billionaires or apack or whatever. But because that
there are long steps, steps of missteps and bad maneuvering,
that they put themselves into a situation where they can't win.
And honestly, Kenny, I'm done. I'm done being a loser
(17:44):
tarian no more. I'm done with it, no more loser tarianism,
Boston Winner Tarrianism.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
While I see this issue a little differently than you do,
obviously you're a friend. I've always respected your opinion, and
I got to say, even though we may see the
future of America's slightly different, we both will celebrate our
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary together in America this summer.
If only there was a great place to go get
merchandise like flags and hoodies and coffee mugs and and
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mousepads and tank tops with maybe even the Walton and
Johnson logo where Kenny Webster's pursued a happiness on it.
Where would one acquire such a thing?
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the merchandise shop. Let me just tell you, we have
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this is the wallets and the shirts, but you check
those out today. I love WJ dot com and Kenny.
Thanks so much.
Speaker 4 (18:55):
Bet.
Speaker 3 (18:55):
I'm glad that you didn't know I was going to
stay all this today. I hope that I you know
you for a little bit of a loop. It should
be so on.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
Thanks you.
Speaker 2 (19:02):
But that's the thing this radio show. We try not
to be an echo chamber. And I did have an
idea that you would say that before you went on
the air, and yet I still put you on the air, Austin,
because if nothing else, I want this radio show to
be interesting and engaging for people. Have a good one, man,
you too, God bless brother.
Speaker 4 (19:20):
Lie from Texas Broadcasting across the Peoples, Weet Walpink of America.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
This is Proceeds of Help.
Speaker 3 (19:26):
It is radio with Ken Webstern, Judi or Akay producer
Kenny keep.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
It here, Tom Brady. Tom Brady is now a runway model.
He made his runway debut. It's hard for me to
think of him as a model, but then it's hard
for me to think of him as a broadcaster. And yeah,
I know, bad example. Hi, I'm back from break. Everybody
coming up in a little bit. Tom Slocum is a
(19:52):
local right wing activist. We're going to talk about the
local elections in the Houston area. Stick around for that.
That is on its way. But before we we get
to any of that, let's talk a little bit about
what just took place in San Diego. Yesterday was supposed
to be a quiet little Monday in South California, the
clare Mount neighborhood of San Diego. Two teenage gunmen pulled
(20:15):
up to the Islamic Center, the city's biggest mosque, which
also runs a school and a preschool right there on
the same block children. They opened fire outside the building
around eleven forty three, killed three men, including a hero
security guard who had the guts to sound the alarm
and get the people inside to safety. Then drove a
few blocks away, parked their white BMW and turned the
(20:38):
guns on themselves. A little taxpayer relief there for the
average man. Anti Islamic hate messages were scrawled on the weapons.
Supposedly there was a suicide note bragging about racial pride,
which is interesting because one of the kids was Hispanic.
A gas can with a Nazi SS sticker was sitting
(21:00):
right there like a calling card from hell. Police showed
up four minutes flat, cleared the whole complex like the
pros that they are, and the chief said it was
one of the best responses he'd seen in twenty eight
years on the job. Three dead, no kids hurt thanks
to that security guard, and the threat was over by
one zho six pm. The FBI said this will be
(21:22):
called a hate crime until we could prove further evil's
evil guys, full stop. I am no fan of Islam,
never have been, never will be. I think it's political
and theological package has caused more trouble in the modern
world than almost anything else that you could compare it to.
But I'm also no fan of violence against innocent people.
(21:42):
I condemned this shooting without hesitation, without qualification, and without
any of those weasel word butt clauses the Left loves
to tack on killing unarmed civilians, especially children or attempting
to kill children is evil, even if they pray in
a mosque and you don't like it, even if they
worship something you don't worship. It's wrong, period. It's morally bankrupt, bankrupt,
(22:05):
it's tactically brain dead. And here's the part the hotheads
never want to hear. It is the single fastest way
to hand radical Islam a pr victory on a silver platter,
because here's what the left does with victims, They fall
in love with them instantly. The same media that spent
the entire summer of twenty twenty calling burning cities and
(22:27):
billion dollar arson what do they call it, fiery but
mostly peaceful protests is already treating this mosque like it's
the holiest ground since Bethlehem. CNN, the New York Times,
obviously Al Jazeera. They're all running the Islamophobia is out
of control script on loop Care, a group connected to it.
(22:50):
Terror groups is demanding that every Republican politician shut up
about radical Islam forever, and not one of them, not
one is bothering to mention the inconvenient little history lesson
sitting right under their noses. This particular Islamic center isn't
just any mosque. It's the exact same place where two
of the nine to eleven hijackers worshiped. They lived nearby,
(23:13):
they got help settling in. The founder hosted them. The
radical Emam, the guy who later became al Kitis chief
English language recruiter and got himself drone killed by our
side in twenty eleven, preached there and held closed door
meetings with the future mass murderers. Now, the New York
(23:34):
Post actually reported all that yesterday because they still believe
in journalism. The rest of the liberal media, it was
just crickets. They're calling this mosque a model for the
country while pretending it's nine to eleven rap sheet doesn't exist.
Why do you think that is? Because admitting the truth
would ruin the perfect victim story they're busy polishing. And
(23:54):
yet my friends were supposed to ignore this cosmic joke.
Two idiots with Nazi stickers in a suicide note just
gave the left exactly what they craved fresh Muslim martyrs.
The same outlets that shrugged off multiple assassination attempts on Trump,
telling us the motive was unclear. Violence comes from both sides.
(24:16):
Maybe it was staged, are now in full throated right
wing extremism epidemic mode. The same crowd spent months on
mostly peaceful cryons while Portland burned for one hundred nights.
They're suddenly treating three dead bodies outside of a nine
to eleven adjacent mosque like it's the end of Western civilization,
and it is very bad. I just can't help notice
(24:40):
they treat these things a little differently when it's one
side or the other who's the victim. It's almost oppressive.
How quickly they pivot from punch and Nazi t shirts
to pearl clutching when a Nazi punch is back in
the wrong direction. And again, I don't like it. Look,
if you dislike Islam, I don't mean secular Muslims, I
(25:01):
mean Islamic extremism. The absolute worst thing you could do
is hand them a fresh batch of innocent corpses. Because
the left doesn't do nuance, they do narrative. They turn
victims into saints, and saints into political clubs to beat
the rest of us with. Every time some hotheads decides
that shooting up a mosque is based and cool and
(25:21):
red pilled, the media gets to paint every conservative, every
critic of Islam, every guy who just wants to secure
the border in a little common sense immigration as a
budding terrorist. The actual debate we should be having about
radical emoms, about no go zones in Europe, about the
incompatibility of Sharia and the American Constitution gets drowned out
(25:44):
in a sea of candlelight vigils in Islamophobia grants. Violence
against the innocent does not weaken Islam. It strengthens it
in the eyes of the very people who control the
cameras and the headlines. It makes moderate Muslims who had
nothing to do with the attack feel under siege. It
does it makes the radicals look like the underdogs, and
(26:08):
it gives the left the perfect excuse to keep importing
more voters who reliably vote for bigger government and more
speech codes and less common sense. So here's the pro
common sense right wing grown up position. Condemn the violence,
call evil by its name, but don't be stupid enough
to create martyrs for a cause you a pose. Disagree with.
(26:29):
Islam is fine, You should debate it. Bad ideas should
be challenged by better ideas. Mock it when it deserves mocking.
Support Policies that put America first, secure the borders, no
refugee roulette, zero tolerance for Sharia courts on American soil.
But leave the innocent people alone, because every time you don't,
(26:52):
the Left gets to play hero, the media gets its
victim porn, and Islam gets another round of sinsympathy, and
our side looks like we're losing. So this is strategy,
it's morality, and in the long run, it's the only
way to actually win the argument instead of handing the
(27:13):
other side a win on a bloody platter. The liberal
rage machine is already revving up. Please do not give
it free fuel. Call out the hypocrisy, remember the nine
to eleven history they're bearing, and keep your powder dry
for the real fight figuratively not literally. I'm not suggesting
(27:34):
you should shoot people. I'm talking about the fight that
happens in a ballot box when you vote with a pen. Well, okay,
let's phase. We don't even you know how to vote.
The voting machines you get it. Vote in the ballot box,
vote with the culture, vote in the daylight of honest debate.
Anything else is just handing the enemy a halo, And God,
(27:56):
I hope we're not that dumb. Free special leaves.
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in her tax fraud case. Thank god I was. I
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credit the testimony of her hips because they don't lie. Hi,
welcome back. Some of you probably noticed we spent a
lot of time this afternoon talking about, well, among other things,
the Kentucky district for congressional race with Thomas Massey. And
(29:36):
you might be thinking, Kenny, you don't even live in Kentucky.
Why aren't you talking about It's early voting in the
runoffs now, why aren't you talking about that? I've been
talking about these elections for months. If you're if you
haven't been paying attention, that's your fault. I'm not gonna
talk about it now. I'm just gonna sit here in silence.
All right, Fine, I'll talk about it as a matter
(29:57):
of fact. I'll talk about it with a good friend
of the show, Houston d strap In. Buckle up. I
got a guy on the line right now. He's a
friend of mine. We don't always agree, but we usually do.
A man who bleeds maroon because he's an aggie grill's
a mean brisket and still thinks the Aggies are one
national championship away from greatness, even though they've been one
year away since nineteen thirty nine. My good friend and
(30:19):
one of my favorite people to give a hard time
to local right wing activist Tom Slocum on the line, Tom,
how you doing, buddy?
Speaker 4 (30:26):
Hey doing good, Kenny? How are you going?
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Man?
Speaker 4 (30:29):
It's great to be with you on the radio. And
that was one heck of an introduction. And I think
that's the first time an he went described me as
a right wing activist. But you know, I'll tell you what,
I'm definitely not a left wing activist and know that
for certain.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
Well, what are you you ran? For real, you're obviously
a conservative activist. What else are you doing. You're not
a lobbyist, you don't work for someone, You're very involved
in local tea party groups, and you're not part of
a think tank. God knows, you're not part of a
think tank. And I'm kidding.
Speaker 4 (30:59):
I think I think everybody looks at me like this
is this strange creature. Some people look at me like competition.
Some people look at me as a friend. I appreciate that,
and I feel like I get a lot more of
that reaction more than anything these days. But you know,
sometimes I bring things to light, just like you do
(31:19):
during races, and people don't like that when you tell
them the truth. Sometimes, like I remember you telling the
truth about a woman that was very scandalous, and some
people didn't like that, and it's like, well, it's kind
of the truth, you know, whether you want to believe.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
It or not.
Speaker 4 (31:36):
And I do the same thing with people about John Cornyon.
I tell them, well, look, you know John Cornyon advocated
for amnesty on the floor of the Senate and which
would allow anchor babies and the Chinese to come over
here and have millions of babies and then end up
voting in our elections because they get citizenship basically because
the China woman popped a kid out, you know, on
(31:59):
a three day vacation in La all of a sudden,
this kid's a citizen. But he's actually, you know, going
to do what the CCP tell them, tells them to
do in the future when it comes to our elections.
That's not a good thing. Birth tourism, that's been a
really hot topic. So there's there's people that support birth tourism.
(32:19):
They support DACA, which is actually amnesty. When you look
at it, and uh, and it's basically legalizing birturism when
you look at it. And that's a big fight that
conservatives talk about. And so if that makes me a conservative, Kenny,
well then by god, I guess I'm a conservative because
I do not believe the Founders ever intended it for
(32:40):
us to have birth tourism. I don't believe that should
ever be a thing. And I will strongly stand with
my friends that also believe that we should have strong
border enforcement immigration enforcement. And look, you know there's a
reason I support who I support in this race. One
of the as I support is his name is Warren
(33:02):
how in this upcoming races, Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
Can I, Tom Can I interview you?
Speaker 4 (33:08):
Is that?
Speaker 2 (33:08):
Okay? I love where you're going with us. You know
you're not doing a podcast right absolutely?
Speaker 4 (33:13):
Yeah. No, I'm just going until you stopped me, because
that's what I do.
Speaker 2 (33:17):
No, you're no, you're great, You're you're great. Let's let's
have a back and forth.
Speaker 4 (33:20):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:20):
You're doing You're doing fine.
Speaker 4 (33:22):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (33:22):
Earlier today my source in DC, my little bird, told
me that Trump was going to endorse Paxton. People did
not believe me. And then this morning around uh, eleven
forty A M. Trump endorsed Paxton. Trump saw the writing
on the wall. Uh, that is public information. Now, Trump
saw John Cornyn is just another Bill Cassidy. He didn't
(33:45):
want to attach his wagon to a dying horse, thank god.
And I gotta think this is great news for the
liberty movement, it's great news for the right wing populace,
it's great news for average Americans. KEM. Paxton is probably
gonna beat John Cornyn.
Speaker 4 (33:59):
You're a wow, that's amazing, Kenny. This is the first
time I've heard somebody tell me that that President Trump
has indeed endorsed Ken Paxton. You know you've heard it
here first, folks. I I gotten some phone calls about
this earlier in the day, and I honestly did not
know what he was going to do, and some folks
(34:21):
were concerned that he would not endorse Ken. But you're
telling me for the first time that Kim Paxton's been
endorsed by the President. That's huge. That's that's a huge
slap in the face to the nr SC and that
that just goes to show you that there's enough pushback,
whether you're talking about some other group of packs which
(34:42):
there's literally hundreds of you know, it just but there's
all these other groups of people that have been pushing
back against the NRSC and we just did it, you know,
in some other cases, and we're doing it right now.
And that's one hundred over I want to see one
hundred million dollar do excuse the backup to deep and
(35:02):
but over one hundred million dollars that was spent against
Ken Paxton here in this race. That is an astonishing
amount of money. Ken, I think only spent somewhere around
six million dollars up to the March third primary or
March March just whatever it was primary. So you know,
up up until the March primary, Ken had spent you know,
(35:25):
less than ten to one. When he's about the amount
of money coming through, you know, that's that's a significant
amount of help that John Cornyn had, the establishment of
Tech Protection program. They went way out of their way,
way far out of their way, and they got beat.
And now Donald Trump is going to be on the
winning side. I think it's very clear now. I think
(35:48):
Kim Paxton's team probably told Trump, Hay, you do this,
We're guaranteed of victory here. It's not even going to
be close. And you're going to be part of the blowout.
Everybody knows Corny's going to get be This is going
to be a high turnout election for conservatives. So I'm
very happy to hear that, Kenny. That's the first time
I've heard that is today. Just now.
Speaker 2 (36:09):
I got to think Louisiana had a little to do
with this. What just happened. Bill Cassidy didn't even come
in second. Bill Cassidy and John Cornyn are on their
way out the door today. There was a news story,
let me see if I could find it earlier today,
we learned that in an effort, in a latch, last
ditch effort to try to help out John Cornyn, members
(36:31):
of the Senate Republicans National Senate Republicans Committee, we're actually
trying to block some of the mega agenda that was
supposed to be going to vote very soon. And it's
just amazing to me. Here's the story where it is
that Senator Tom tellis set to vote against new GOP
reconciliation bill. Establishment Republicans trying to stop America First to
(36:53):
help John Cornyn. Too little, too late. Fantastic news. Before
we get out of this segment, because we only have
a minute left here, Let's talk about this one thing
you and I also agree on. And this is a
very important race to me right here, Who's going to
replace Lena Hidalgo. Originally I was for Marty Langton. I
thought he was a good guy. Marty Langton came in
(37:14):
third place, right, which means the candidates or Orlando Sanchez,
the guy loses over and over again. He's never been
a winner. The other guy in the race is a
gentleman named Warren Howell. I like Warren Howell. We had
him on the Walnon Johnson Show. I've endorsed him. You've
endorsed him. Someone hacked into his account to try to
stop him from posting ads on Facebook this week. We
(37:34):
only have about sixty seconds left. Can you make a
good argument for Warren Howell?
Speaker 4 (37:39):
Absolutely? Look, Warren is up against a establishment machine. This
is an agreement with him on things like immigration. Lena Dago,
Anie Parker in Orlando Sanchez believe the same thing when
it comes to DACA in amnesty. They want it, all
of them want it. Orlando will tell you right now,
(38:01):
because it's politically convenient. Oh I don't want amnesty, but bro,
we've got copies of all your Facebook posts where you're
advocating for DACA, which is amnesty, and eventually those kids
will end up getting citizenship if you let them stay here,
give them legal status. That's a pathway to citizenship, is
what it is, which is what John Cornon is advocated for.
(38:21):
And so look, most runoffs are decided by conservatives. It's
up to conservatives. And know, the conservative choice in this
race is Warren How. The america first choice in this
race is Warren How. If you want somebody like John Cornyon,
who's going to be ushered out, thank god, you know,
then I guess you can go vote for Orlando if
you like John Cornyn. But you know, everyone that's voting
(38:44):
against John Cornyan and this race ushering in Kim Paxton,
We all in Harris County, absolutely in Harris County need
to be voting for Warren how immediately today. You can
go out and do it today, and it needs to happen.
If you believe in this, if you want to save
this country from communists an anchor baby policies that they
(39:05):
want en shrined in the law, then you've got to
not support the people that support that. Orlando Sanchez, John Cornyn,
They support it. Kim Paxton doesn't, Warren how doesn't. And
that's just all there is to it. Man, I can't
make it any clear. We talked about globals all day long.
Orlando is the definition of one best friends with a
nice Parker shares lots of policies with them. It's the
(39:28):
same policies, different faces, and it's not what we need
here in Texas, especially now, especially in lne In Trump's endorsement,
just remember that Trump had a choice to pick in Paxton,
and we have a choice. We need to pick Warren How.
Speaker 2 (39:42):
Tom Slocomb, you may be wrong about the Aggie's winning
a national championship, but I hope you're right about this one.
We got to run. I'll be back bright and early
tomorrow morning for more of what you bought a radio for.
I love you all, have a great day, and go vote.
Go packs.
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