May 7, 2026 • 35 mins
This podcast edition of Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness features @SteveLovesAmmo. ( @KennethRWebster )
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jack ganon government Sucks.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
The Suit of Happiness Radio is Doux Liberty and freedom
will make you smile of a suit of happiness.
Speaker 3 (00:10):
Us on your radio toel Justice.
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Cheeseburg is a libery prize at the food. The Rolling Stones, Yeah,
the Rolling Stones, the last great classic rock band. They
are releasing a new album in July, but I guess
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it has nothing to do with music. Yeah, it's just
a photo album of all their great grandchildren, who are
mostly in their mid twenties. Hi, everybody, I'm Kenny Webster.
Thanks for joining us this afternoon. My guest for the
next hour will be Steve love Zamo, the notable Houston
gun rights activist. He'll be joining us shortly. We're gonna
talk about all things. We found a leering center in Texas. Yeah,
(00:55):
you remember the Somali scam artists in Minnesota. Well, turns
out there's a similar thing going on in the Dallas
Fort Worth area. There's a leering center there. We'll tell
you the story about that, but before we get to
any of it, it has been a tough week for
cruise ships in the news. First, the Hanta virus horror show.
Some poor souls on a Dutch expedition ship went out
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to look at birds and polars, stuff and ice blocks.
I guess they were down but near the south pole,
and they got this, the haunt of virus rodent poop.
Apparently they brought it back from Argentina. Three dead, others
fighting for their lives in the ICU, all on this
boat anchored off a Cape Verde like a real life.
(01:39):
And then there were none sequel. Nobody asked for passengers,
isolated cabins. Everyone's very sick. The World Health Organization is
wringing their hands. It's not a good look for them.
But the far more interesting stomach turning, closer to home
story involving cruise ships that actually kind of matters and
affects your life a little bit. A Disney cruise line
(02:03):
and two dozen child porn perverts just got hauled off
in handcuffs while still wearing their Mickey Mouse ears and
their name tags. Yeah. Custom Border Protection and Homeland Security
Investigation ran a coordinated sting operation Tidle Wave, because even
the FEDS of a sense of humor, and they busted
twenty eight crew members across five ships for the receipt, possession, distribution,
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and viewing of child sexual abuse material, and apparently they
were all on the same Disney cruise ship. At least
some were straight up Disney employees on the Disney Magic
docked right there at San Diego's B Street Cruise terminal,
family friendly floating daycare where thousands of little kids run
around in princess dresses and light up sneakers while mom
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and dad sip on overpriced my ties. Picture this if
you will. Families disembarking after their magical vacation only to
want the head waiter, the guy who just refilled their
kids juice box for seven straight days, gets zip tied
and marched off the gangway in full Disney uniform. One
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passenger filmed the whole thing and later realized it was
her family's waiter, a dad of two little girls himself.
Kind of unsettling, but that doesn't even really begin to
cover it. Disney has said they have zero tolerance for this.
They're cooperating with authorities. Great, But here's where the story
gets a little too California for me. The bus happened
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in San Diego. It was deep in the People's Republic
of California, where high ranking elected officials have spent years
treating federal immigration agents like they're the criminals. Governor Gavinoussom
has repeatedly blasted ice in DHS operations. He said it
is chaotic federal sweeps as they're both reckless and cruel.
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He told us they're tearing families apart, secret police gestapo tactics.
According to Governor Gavin Newsom, he does not want these
DHS agents arresting people for immigration crimes in his states.
He signed laws limiting local cooperation with immigration enforcement. He
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pushed little pamphlets around the state that said know You're rights,
telling people how to stonewall federal agents. He backed bills
that would basically ban anyone whoever worked immigration enforcement from
getting a state job. Sanctuary state gospel. Local cops don't
help round up migrants unless they've already murdered someone. Everyone
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else hands off you, jack booted feds. That's what they
told us, right. Karen Bass, the mayor of La just
a short distance away from where this just happened at,
proudly said this week on social media she wants taxpayer
funded healthcare for illegal immigrants. Local activists held a press
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conference the second the handcuffs came out, calling the detention, subductions,
demanding transparency, asking for due process for the poor misunderstood
cruise workers who happened to be child porn enthusiasts. It
was a group called Union del Barrio, Benjamin Prato and crew.
That's the guy. The leader of the union apparently denounced
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the custom Border Patrol agents like it was the second
coming of the Nazi police. Never mind that these kids
were allegedly swimming in kittie porn on a ship filled
with actual children. The outrage from the activist meter was
pegged at, hey, how dare you enforce a law in
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our port? Guys? This is the same old song. California
Democrats treat federal agents enforcing immigration law like it's some
dystopian overreach until the crime in question is so radioactive
even the far left professional activists can't spin it. Then
suddenly those same mean agents are the only ones willing
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to do the dirty work the Sanctuary States refused to do.
The irony is so thick you could spread it on
a Disney cruise croissant.
Speaker 3 (06:15):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
In the media. The media, by the way, there's a
local ABC affiliate over there in San Diego. They ran
the first big story headline CBP detained multiple cruise ship
workers at San Diego Port, and then the whole story
was about how the activists were upset that people were
being arrested on a cruise ship with Disney passengers on board.
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The Disney cruise ship was allowing illegal immigrants to be arrested.
Zero mention of child pornography in the entire article. Now,
this was an ABC affiliate. ABC, as you know, is
owned by Walt Disney. I'm told that ABC this was
an ABC affiliate, but they're not owned by Disney. It
was a partner whatever. You don't have to be a
conspiracy theorist to notice the pattern when your corporate parents
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floating cash cow is involved in the sleaziest story since
Epstein Island. You maybe lead with the immigration angle and
you bury the part about how dozens of perverts had
child porn on the boat. It's the same old media
ecosystem runs wall to wall segments about how Ice agents
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are terrorizing communities and then ignore the part about how
a Disney ship was filled with child porn enthusiasts, some
of whom appear to have been in the country, may
or may not have been in the country. Illegally. Now,
I'm not saying every cruise ship is a rolling nambla convention.
Most of them are probably not bad people. I have
no idea, but in this case, thank god immigration agents
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stepped in and arrested a bunch of child porn enthusiasts.
I'm sticking to land based vacations from now on. I
don't know about y'all. At least the rodents there don't
come home with a union in a Disney name.
Speaker 4 (08:01):
Tech America, the land of Taxation that was founded to
avoid taxation. Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
All right, so this is interesting. Joe Biden has re
emerged to endorse Democratic candidates in two statewide races, very exciting.
He's endorsed Kathy Bates as the new Mattlock, so that's
great news. And then he said the two candidates are
the best things since slice bread. And as you know,
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you should know because he was there when bred was
sliced for the first time exactly, which is really cool.
It's good to see Biden waiting back into the political arena.
I mean shuffling, but I you know, same thing. Maybe
hopefully he doesn't stumble again. Oh he stumbles over everything.
Has anyone else ever fallen up a flight of stairs
in the history, I don't believe. So that was the first.
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That was the first, probably the last two readings to
all of you. We're live on the radio around Houston
right now, but we are all live on social media
this afternoon with my good friend Steve loves Amo. Do
you still love Ammo? I actually adore Ammo. You're more
into Ammo now than ever. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:10):
Some may call me an AMMO sexual, You're an Amo sexual.
My pronouns are five five six seven six two.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
I don't know why that means.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
It's the the size of the routes.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
Oh okay, all right, yeah that's great. Well, hi everybody.
That's really cool, Steve. You and I have a lots
happening here in our state right now, some very exciting stuff.
Nothing says Texas like a Muslim only taxpayer funded water park.
How does that work? Okay, I'm being a little hyperbolic.
There's uh Graham, I know me imagine that. In Grand Prairie, Texas,
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there is a public water park. The water park's called
Epic water Park. Oh okay, which I'm told does not
mean East Plano Islamic Center. It's just a coincidence that
it had a name similar to the other place. But anyway,
a city owned water park tried to go full Muslim
only for for id E I d is. I think
I'm saying it right. It's not iud. It's that's a
(10:05):
different thing, not IED's is the end of Ramadan? Is
that right? Tell us what do you like to do
with your family for the end of Ramedon? I mean nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
I guess you call the offgar with that one, but
I do say, like, okay, So why do they call
it epic like they could have called it like awesome
or I.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
Think it's just a coincidence because there's also Epic City,
which is a thing that also happens to be the Metroplex.
You know they call it the Metroplex. Yeah right, that's
I don't know why Dallas people. Maybe they call it
epic because they don't have to hand out towels there
that would be got one. I have no idea anyway,
So a group of Muslims wanted to rent it out
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and have a DFW epic I ed private bash Halalberger's
Lazy River wavepool, but flyers screamed Muslim only in giant letters,
so it's closed to the public. Strict modest dress code,
Burkini's mandatory barikinis, lower your gaze, No infidels allowed, none
of us. And well, as it turns out, a friend
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of the show, Saraganzalez of Texas Scorecards uh caught the
flyers and she blew this one out white up. Turns
out this is not allowed under Texas law. Governor Abbott
stepped in with a strongly worded with a tersely worded tweet,
he said, ought not. He drops to constitutional nuke onom
threatened to yank half a million dollars in state public
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safety grants unless they canceled it. He told that the
mayor look facilities, funded by all taxpayers are not just
for a subset of Texans. Correct and anyway, the events
now been canceled. But interestingly enough, we have learned in
the aftermath of all of this, thanks to research from
our friend Sarah, Texas has its own learing center. Did
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you know we have a learing cuite? Do wow? Do
they start brisket at the learing Center? Let me pop
it up on the screen here for everybody to take
a gander at this so Fox News reported, I'm the
DFW epic EI d at epic indoor park sixty five
dollars per ticket with food without food fifty five dollars.
Does beg the question dollar food ten dollars food? Would
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you eat it? No?
Speaker 1 (12:13):
No, it sounds like a moga d shoe poopoo plotter
one hundred percent. Absolutely, You're about to get more mogad
shoe the more we dive into this. Did you did
you notice earlier you stated you said the ied park
e I D Yeah, well you said I ed earlier.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
No oh no, no, I didn't mean to do that.
That's a total accident on my behalpy anyway, So Sarah
reported on this person responsible for the whole event. Here
we have another leering center individual, very exciting here and
u ooh, just a time for the computer to freeze
up the crash. It's going really slow here. Let me
get some stuff off the screen here. I'm gonna get
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rid of some crap. We'll get off those scan those websites.
That must be what it is. No, I just have
a lot of Windows loaded and we're also streaming on this.
I'm doing too many things on this computer at once.
But anyway, doctor Amina Knight, that it's her name. She's
the organizer of the event. As Sarah had reported here,
Knight runs a daycare facility that she calls the Excellence
Early Leering Center. I am not making that up, dude,
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would you tell it? Remind our audience for those who
forgot And I'm sure we all remember.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
In Minnesota the one that Nick Shirley exposed. Then they
were like, they just committing fraud in these laring centers
under the ruse that it was an actual learning center.
But is leering kind of like a the translation from
Somalian are That's what I wonder.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
It's got to be. How is more than one of
them spelling the word learning wrong? Is it? Because from
Somalian to English there's some weird translation where the end
gets cut out. They forgot the end? Yeah, these black
Muslims forgot the end. You can't forget about the ends,
never forget about it. Anyway, we agree about that. So
doctor Amina Knight, it turns out, runs this daycare facility
that she calls the Excellence Early Leering Center. And so
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Sarah's going to do some more research and already discovered
this little number. Apparently doctor Knight appeared on a podcast
and wouldn't she like to have a listen to what
she said? Absolutely, a woman who apparently is trying to
use a taxpayer funded water park for a Muslim only
event and appears to get it. Seems as though they
get funding for their leering center. I don't know, I
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haven't audited it or anything. Had this to say about
life in America.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
We've been used to fighting things like Jim Crow and
segregation and all that, so we know how to do that.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Really, well, does she seem like she's old enough to
remember Jim Crow in segregation?
Speaker 4 (14:33):
Now?
Speaker 2 (14:33):
She must? Is she conservative?
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Because then, because you know, the Democrats are the one
pushing Jim Crow laws.
Speaker 2 (14:38):
Well, I mean that's exactly, but it's not convenient to
point that out right.
Speaker 3 (14:43):
And then now with Islamophobia, whereas some other cultures, they're
coming from places where they were Muslim majority, so we
know how to even help them, like, hey, this is
how you do it, you know, And so then we
can lock arms with certain things with that. Wow, but
then we're not locking arms with things into in terms
of racism and what's happening within the black community she's.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Talking about, it's racism and Muslims, racism and Muslim spaces.
And I gotta tell you, I think the worst kind
of racism is the racism and Muslim spaces. That's what
I think, Steve. Yeah, here's what I think about racism
and Muslim spaces. Enough with the racism and the Muslims.
Knock it off, all you white Muslims. You be nice
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to the Black Muslims, right, and the Native American Muslims.
And I'm sure we agree that the Muslims of from
the Far East, I mean, are they being.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
And the Eskimo Muslims. We have got to stop Islamophobia.
It's enough, is enough with the racism over here?
Speaker 2 (15:39):
I did. There was one interesting little thing in that
SoundBite that she said. It was about people coming from
Muslim countries to this country are not being welcomed and invited.
It was like, I actually think the opposite's happening. I
think you are being welcomed. You're just not allowed to
have Muslim only spaces and tax parafunded. You're very welcome here.
If I went with my Christian if I got a
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group of Jews and Christians together and we went to
Saudi Arabia and we tried to rent a water park.
Do I even need to complete my explanation? Is it
even worth continuing with this on this little diatribe.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
It's just it's just a common theme that you see
what people trying to get the one up on their
own religion or race or whatever. If you come to
the United States, you're expected to love our flag, love
the Constitution, and assimilate to American culture. What they're trying
to do is take their own own culture and try
to make it better than American culture or being what
it means to be an American.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
This woman was a guest speaker in a seminar called
Rebuilding the Black Muslim Family. Expectations and Boundaries of what straight,
this is polygamy, what it's like to have multiple wives.
Nothing screams modern American family values like turning your household
into a reality show called Sister Wives Sharia edition. It's
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just as American as apple Pie and couscous Steve, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (16:55):
Maybe maybe they can move over to Utah. It's more
acceptable there. How come that never happened?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
How come after all of the gender neutral, polyamorous all
that there was never a movement to finally welcome the
Mormons with sister wives. This one thing that was controversial
one hundred years ago is still not allowed. But now,
if three cross dressing twinks want to adopt a baby
from Somalia and be a that's totally fine. But if
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you wanted to go have a Mormon family with three wives,
there's no parade for you. Oh no, there isn't a
white and there shouldn't be enough already with the racism
and the Muslim spaces they.
Speaker 4 (17:31):
See whenever you lose sight of the enemy, look behind you. Yeah,
that's a bad paranoia right there. Probably brought on by
a bong ripper too. Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
Meta has just Meta's Facebook. You guys get that. Meta
has just announced they will begin determining whether users are
underage by analyzing their photos and their videos to estimate
factors like height and bone structure, which means Kevin Hartz
to get locked out of his account. The guy with them,
(18:02):
it's very bad for Kevin Hart, poor guy. What pictures
like you're in your phone? I think on your account, oh,
on your personal accounts. So there are places around the
world now, and I think around America, but really around
the world where they're trying, like Australia, they're saying kids
can't use social media anymore. There was this the big
rub right now, the thing that the tech world and
(18:24):
the outrage is over this internal study TikTok conducted that
they was about like serotonin levels for kids or something
like that. As they scroll TikTok, they're like, Wow, when
you're looking at TikTok, if you only see a video
for a couple seconds and then you swipe to the
next one, what is this doing in your attention span?
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And it was an internal document in TikTok, and it
revealed it was actually quite unhealthy for kids, and that
doesn't shock anybody. But how is that different from the
channel surfing we grew up with in the eighties and the.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Nineties exactly, Dude, Like I think, Chill. I mean, I
guess underage people should be able to get on social media,
but I think their time should be limited and it
should be absolutely supervised by their parents. So these kids
that are spending three four hours on social media per day,
like swiping like on TikTok or reels or on meta,
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that shouldn't be allowed in my opinion. You know, but
for people like if you want to control a population,
then you would limit them from social media. Look what
happened in Australia than COVID. You know, the first chance
someone gets to silence someone, they're gonna do it. So
what I'm saying is, I do think that miners should
be allowed to be on social media, but there should
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be the strict guidelines to what they they're able to view.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Miners? Okay, sure, but what about guys that work on
an oil patch? What about them? Steve? I don't know.
I don't know about roughnecks. I don't know either. Hey,
we I thought we cured the bigotry against the trans
black able palsy quadriplegic runway models on this show on
(20:03):
Tuesday when you were here, I thought, But it turns
out there are still problems with that. This is upsetting.
I hate this. The young woman who is actually a man,
that was the first ever trans cross dressing cerebral palsy
quadriplegic runway model that appeared at the met Gala. This
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person's name is Ariana rose Philippe. I think I'm saying
it right. We had thought that this solved the racism
and the I.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Thought it was finished. Is it continuing? Is my whiteness
still to blame for this?
Speaker 2 (20:37):
Well it turns out yes, wow, more than you ever
thought before. This individual, who I think is a hero,
I think we all agree is a hero. Actually did
a Ted talk a while ago to talk about how
hard life is in America, not because of the disability,
not because of the being quadriplegic or cerebral palsy having
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a disability, right, but more specifically, well, why don't I
just let her him shim. I'll let Shim explain it.
You go ahead. Rose.
Speaker 5 (21:06):
When I first started working, I was an anomaly to
the industry, arguably in many ways today really after.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Land m hm, I agree, arguably in many ways today
I cannot think of another black trans quadriplegic cerebral palsy
runway model other than Aaron Rose Felipe here. But the
point was still made that they're still Yeah, she's still
an anomaly. Don't question what she's saying. It's true.
Speaker 5 (21:35):
Obviously, I think it's time to see the choir part
out loud.
Speaker 2 (21:38):
Say it.
Speaker 5 (21:40):
Industry, it's unlikely to book or pay black, trans, feminine
and or physically disabled models to do runway editorial and
or campaign.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
Wait, she's about to explain why or he's about to
explain why, and I think you already guessed. I think
it's probably Steve isn't my fault, it's your fault.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Because of an absence of whiteness.
Speaker 2 (22:03):
Okay, so real quick, let's do let's play hypothetical here. Okay,
I'm going to take you to an imaginary world for
a moment. Trans Let's pretend there was another country somewhere
that was not majority white, it is majority black. Okay,
we'll even say it's a whole continent. We'll say there's
a whole continent, an entire continent, and we'll give it
a name. We'll call it Schmafrica. Okay, it's just a
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made up name, right, not a real place completely. It's
a giant I can't find it on a map opposite
side of the world. Let's say there's about a billion
people there, composed of dozens of countries, and in Schmafrica,
let's pretend it's majority black. If you were across dressing
cerebral palsy quadriplegic runway model and I dropped you off
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in the middle of the desert of Schmafrica. Would they
invite you to the met Gala or their equivalent of it,
whatever they'd call that, and and make you into a
runway model? What would happen to you there?
Speaker 1 (22:58):
I mean I I would probably be embraced, right because
I'm white, because I have so much white privilege. No, No,
that doesn't really work, right. I don't think i'd be accepted.
Speaker 2 (23:08):
This person is telling us that her life is hard
because of whiteness, his life whatever. I think it's the opposite.
I think that because you live in a Western culture,
with your white European values, that's the reason why you
get to be a runway model. I don't think there's
anywhere else on earth that anybody with any color with
this set of disadvantages. And God, rest this person's soul
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and bless them and what not, rest their soul, but
bless them. I guess it's not dead. Why you know
I have pity on this person. I don't hate this person.
I just don't get how this person's problems are. Whiteness.
White's the reason that's what you ended up on is white.
White's the reason why your life is hard. Yeah, I don't.
I don't.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
I think it's just a tension seeking in my opinion.
You know, it's kind of the common theme, like, oh,
it's all about bad What the bad whities you know
that are holding me back?
Speaker 2 (23:58):
What is the country on earth where this isn't an issue?
Where on Earth does one go if you're a transgendered
cerebral palsy quadriplegic of any skin color, and then you
get invited to the equivalent of the met gala in
that country and you get to walk the runway. I
don't know. I wouldn't try it in Sweden though, No,
I imagine you wouldn't. And would you explain that's a
(24:20):
great point, and would you explain why I'll do that?
All lied when we're not on the radio. Well, no,
hang on a minute. In the Scandinavian countries, when they
figure out that the child that's about to be born
has an issue, yeah, they exterminate, can say no, Yeah,
they euthanasia, eugenics, they get rid of it. They bragged
(24:43):
about this. They're like, you know, in Sweden the number
of retarded children is practically zero percent. Yeah, because you
kill them all. I don't think that's something to celebrate.
I think actually, just because somebody has a disability, they
could still be allowed in society. We could keep them.
Maybe we don't have Oh well, there's the child has
an imperfection, Well kill it.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
What really, that's that's the solution. I mean, didn't they
try this in the nineteen thirties and forties. I mean,
I'm another country.
Speaker 2 (25:10):
I was just gonna say. I think there was a
guy with Germany. There was a gentleman with a tiny mustache. Oh,
I thought anyway, And he walked like this, and he
instructing love thank you. Yeah, I'm sucking. Wow, you know
how they talk. I need to actually speak a little jerk.
And he loved track and field, right, and he liked
(25:32):
meth and what else? He was a liberal arts student,
I think, yes. And what did he do kill the
people with imperfections or experiment on them? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (25:40):
You know, So this one's kind of real, real close
hell to me because my grandfather actually passed away in
Shermany in.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
The in the forties. Oh, he passed away and filled
at the guard tower. Oh that's very sad. I'm just kidding.
I told the joke wrong. But it's like whatever you're
supposed to it goes like this, it does. You know
my great grandfather died in the Holocaust. Yeah, it was
a really sad story. He drank too much and fell
out of a guard taler. You did it way better.
Speaker 4 (26:06):
Kenny has always thought the best things in life are free,
free plus tax, of course, Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (26:18):
According to new research, a single dose of magic mushrooms
psychedelic mushrooms may alter the brain pathways responsible for emotional regulation,
and it can also cause Super Mario Brothers to be
a lot more fun. I think yes, yeah, because I
mean when you get the mushroom, Yeah, you go to
Rainbow Road.
Speaker 6 (26:37):
Is it?
Speaker 1 (26:37):
Just imagine if you're tripping on shrooms and you know
that the map or whatever that you're racing on where
it's all lit up. Do you know what I'm talking about?
Rainbow Road?
Speaker 2 (26:46):
Of course? Oh. I play Mario Kart. Oh, the old
school version of New School. I've got the Switch. I
bought it.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
When I bought it so I could play with my
nieces and nephews. And then do you remember Super Nintendo?
Of course Mario Kart.
Speaker 2 (27:00):
But when I bought the Nintendo Switch, I got it
for like my in law, my family members that were
visiting me. And then I figured out when I was
alone with nothing to do, I'd pop this thing on.
And suddenly, for some reason, the Korean teenagers that were
playing live online, they're my arch enemy, and they all
say the N word. Yeah, they called me the N word.
That really upset me. Well, why are you doing that? Sorry,
(27:23):
it's okay, show me to fix it for are you
hang on him?
Speaker 4 (27:26):
In here?
Speaker 2 (27:26):
We're live on the radio and Steve's decided to manipulate there.
How's that better? That's there? You go. If you move
the mic, it makes noise. I think people see me
do it, so they think I can do it. But
I have a special stand. Oh okay, and it's still noisy.
It's it sounds terrible on the radio. To play with
the microphone, I like playing with myself. What can I sayphone?
Speaking of trouble is a foot, let's get super local
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for just a minute. I live in Harris County. That's Houston, Texas,
and we've got some bad lawyers in our community here.
Say yeah it lawyers and attorneys and judges. There's county
Democrats just dropped an attack ad. That's so stupid. It
deserves its own participation trophy. I'm gonna throw this up
on the screen here for people watching us. It's Republican
(28:12):
judge Peyton Peebles, that's his name. Governor Rabbit's tough on
crime pick let accused pregnant wife murderer lean Lee Gilly
stroll around free on a measly million dollar bail. Then,
of course Gilly treated his ankle monitor like a cheap
rubber band, sliced it off, and jetted off to Italy
for some pasta and taxpayer funded vacation. That is an
(28:34):
actual report today, courtesy of our friends at Well, that
Houston Conservative for him. All right, it's from Don Hooper, right, yeah,
Don Hooper, Yeah, this is something he posted online. Republican
judge grants bail to man who murdered his pregnant wife.
Man flees country weeks before trial. Harris Deemocrats dot Org.
(28:55):
Not good news today, And as the reporting details, racist
Marxist Democrats attack white Republican judge on false facts. Oh interesting.
Don Hooper has pointed out this isn't actually what happened.
Don Hooper is investigating whether this is a Southern Poverty
Law Center operation. Orchestrated by the Harris County Democrats. Lee
(29:16):
Gilly's bail was set at one million dollars October seventeenth,
twenty twenty four. Peyton Peebles was appointed by the governor
January seventh, twenty twenty five. Ah, I get it.
Speaker 1 (29:26):
So they're blaming the Republicans for something they didn't do, right, Yeah,
that's interesting. Maybe maybe they time travel. No, maybe they
time travel. I'm not a time traveler, but I play
one on the radio. Oh do you if you can
have any superpower, what would it be, Steve ooh Man.
I would probably do invisibility. I don't know, because I'm like,
(29:52):
I'm extremely handsome, I am like a superhuman superhuman strength.
Speaker 2 (29:57):
Already got all that.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
I got high IQ probably like over two hundred at least,
you know minimum. So invisibility I would go with, Oh, well,
I like it. I think I would or fly. Maybe flying.
Speaker 2 (30:10):
I would pick the ability to not get food poisoning,
and then I would go to Harwin and I would
just eat at all the Indian restaurants. Nice.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
I wish I had known that about getting a milkshake
in Romania. But anyways, is that what happened you got
diarrhea in Romania. Oh dude, No, it was project off
vomiting plus diarrhea IVS. Like the Army medics came up
to me and I was like double ivy bag.
Speaker 2 (30:32):
From a milkshake. Wow, that's hardcore, bro, all right. Well,
in the meantime, we got another bad judge here, or
maybe the other judge wasn't that bad in the first place.
Here's a report on Bear County Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez
go Ahead, Speedy Gonzales in Austin, Texas, agreeing to immediate
resignation in a lifetime ban from judicial service in Texas
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after offering a defense attorney ordering a defense attorney to
be handcuffed and held in a jury box during a
here two years ago. The incident stemmed from a heated
exchange over where the attorney coached her client on changing
a plea in a probation case. Criminal charges of unlawful
restraint and official oppression were dropped as part of the
(31:14):
deal with the State Commission on Judicial Contact. Gonzalez, the
first ever openly LGBTQ judge in the county in the state,
apparently could still officiate weddings, but is barred from wearing
a robe or referencing her judicial past. Wow, that's really
sad news here.
Speaker 5 (31:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
I mean, being an lgbt Q judge, you would think
should be comfortable with handcuffing inside of a box.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Ah yah Higgins. Also, there's not enough letters in that acronym,
is there? Oh? Yeah? Isn't it like seventeen or eighteen?
It's supposed to be more. We were talking about this
the other day. Let me see if I can find
it here. The new acronym is now Ooh, I've already
lost it.
Speaker 6 (31:55):
LGBTQQIA plus But you could also do M I w
G two s l b G s qq I A plus.
Speaker 2 (32:06):
E equals mc squared at the end. One of them
is questioning and the other's queer. Here's my question about questioning.
If you don't know what you are yet and you're
still considering not even being that, are you really a
marginalized group? I don't think so. Should we add s
to that list? M sus No? Straight?
Speaker 4 (32:23):
Wow?
Speaker 2 (32:23):
I was gonna say straight, But Jersey is pretty funny too.
It's not a bad idea, Steve, Steve, and I don't
know the answer. I do know I'm sick and tired
of all this suppression. I am done with it. Bro
of the W NO of the M M I W
G two, s l G B t qq I A
plus community and I'm sure we all agree enough is enough. Steve.
(32:45):
There's a genocide going on. Yeah, and that is also
the link to my crypto wallet. Well, I was speaking
of genocide with our last time, with the last few
minutes on the show. Here today, I'd like to talk
about what Mark Hamill just did. Mark Hamill, as you know,
used to be an actor along time ago. I don't
know if you're old enough to remember that Mark Hamill
was in a movie called Star Wars. Star Wars was
very famous, not because of Mark Hamill, but I think
(33:08):
in spite of Mark Hamill, it was just a movie
with a good storyline, great effects. Hans Solo was great,
Schewbacca was lovable. Luke Skywalker was good enough. He was
good enough. He did what he was supposed to do.
I can't think of another thing Mark Hamill was ever
in that anyone ever gave a damn about. Dude. I
don't even know. But he's sure gone to the dark side,
(33:29):
hasn't he? He really has do you see what he
just did. Mark Hamill is on what's it called Blue Sky,
Blue Sky, Yeah, where the pedos hangout. Yeah. And on
Blue Sky he posted a photo of a dead Donald
Trump in his grave and it says, if only it's
a weird photo, because it's like, why would you It's
Donald Trump laying in the dirt. He's not in a casket,
He's just dead. And then it says Donald Trump nineteen
(33:51):
forty six to twenty twenty four. And then Mark Hamill's
fantastic commentary is if he should live long enough to
witness is inevitable devastating loss in the midterms, be held
accountable for his unprecedented corruption, impeach, convicted, and humiliated for
his countless crimes, long enough to realize he'll be disgraced
in history books forever more. Hashtag don the Cohn, Mark Hamill,
(34:16):
I can I don't know if you really squinch your eyes, Steve,
I don't know if you could tell there's one side
of the political spectrum that is really celebrating murder and violence, right,
And I know it's hard to tell which side it is,
but if you really squint, you can look and you
can see, you know, what I mean.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
It's the ones that make terrible AI photos and have
a tombstone that says twenty twenty four when it's twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 2 (34:36):
I mean, I wondered the same thing. Is this AI
slop from two years ago? And he just got around
to posting it. The left can't mean, not at all.
The left cannot They can never, ever, ever mean. What
do we learn on the show today, Steve.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Oh Man, Kevin Hart is going to have an issue
with his internet future. That's true soul with the Crassenstein twins.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
If you have a leering centers just a matter of
time before our right wing reporter finds it. I thought
we were all out of learing centers. They're still finding
learing centers. We're still leering about it. I'm Kenny Webster.
I want to thank my guest at Steve love Zamo.
Follow him on social media. Follow me on social media.
I'm Kenny Webster. I have a great day. We'll be
back bright and early tomorrow morning for more of what
(35:17):
you bought a radio for.
Speaker 4 (35:24):
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Speaker 1 (35:26):
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Cheeseburg is a libery prize at the food. The Rolling Stones, Yeah,
the Rolling Stones, the last great classic rock band. They
are releasing a new album in July, but I guess
(00:33):
it has nothing to do with music. Yeah, it's just
a photo album of all their great grandchildren, who are
mostly in their mid twenties. Hi, everybody, I'm Kenny Webster.
Thanks for joining us this afternoon. My guest for the
next hour will be Steve love Zamo, the notable Houston
gun rights activist. He'll be joining us shortly. We're gonna
talk about all things. We found a leering center in Texas. Yeah,
(00:55):
you remember the Somali scam artists in Minnesota. Well, turns
out there's a similar thing going on in the Dallas
Fort Worth area. There's a leering center there. We'll tell
you the story about that, but before we get to
any of it, it has been a tough week for
cruise ships in the news. First, the Hanta virus horror show.
Some poor souls on a Dutch expedition ship went out
(01:16):
to look at birds and polars, stuff and ice blocks.
I guess they were down but near the south pole,
and they got this, the haunt of virus rodent poop.
Apparently they brought it back from Argentina. Three dead, others
fighting for their lives in the ICU, all on this
boat anchored off a Cape Verde like a real life.
(01:39):
And then there were none sequel. Nobody asked for passengers,
isolated cabins. Everyone's very sick. The World Health Organization is
wringing their hands. It's not a good look for them.
But the far more interesting stomach turning, closer to home
story involving cruise ships that actually kind of matters and
affects your life a little bit. A Disney cruise line
(02:03):
and two dozen child porn perverts just got hauled off
in handcuffs while still wearing their Mickey Mouse ears and
their name tags. Yeah. Custom Border Protection and Homeland Security
Investigation ran a coordinated sting operation Tidle Wave, because even
the FEDS of a sense of humor, and they busted
twenty eight crew members across five ships for the receipt, possession, distribution,
(02:28):
and viewing of child sexual abuse material, and apparently they
were all on the same Disney cruise ship. At least
some were straight up Disney employees on the Disney Magic
docked right there at San Diego's B Street Cruise terminal,
family friendly floating daycare where thousands of little kids run
around in princess dresses and light up sneakers while mom
(02:50):
and dad sip on overpriced my ties. Picture this if
you will. Families disembarking after their magical vacation only to
want the head waiter, the guy who just refilled their
kids juice box for seven straight days, gets zip tied
and marched off the gangway in full Disney uniform. One
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passenger filmed the whole thing and later realized it was
her family's waiter, a dad of two little girls himself.
Kind of unsettling, but that doesn't even really begin to
cover it. Disney has said they have zero tolerance for this.
They're cooperating with authorities. Great, But here's where the story
gets a little too California for me. The bus happened
(03:31):
in San Diego. It was deep in the People's Republic
of California, where high ranking elected officials have spent years
treating federal immigration agents like they're the criminals. Governor Gavinoussom
has repeatedly blasted ice in DHS operations. He said it
is chaotic federal sweeps as they're both reckless and cruel.
(03:54):
He told us they're tearing families apart, secret police gestapo tactics.
According to Governor Gavin Newsom, he does not want these
DHS agents arresting people for immigration crimes in his states.
He signed laws limiting local cooperation with immigration enforcement. He
(04:15):
pushed little pamphlets around the state that said know You're rights,
telling people how to stonewall federal agents. He backed bills
that would basically ban anyone whoever worked immigration enforcement from
getting a state job. Sanctuary state gospel. Local cops don't
help round up migrants unless they've already murdered someone. Everyone
(04:37):
else hands off you, jack booted feds. That's what they
told us, right. Karen Bass, the mayor of La just
a short distance away from where this just happened at,
proudly said this week on social media she wants taxpayer
funded healthcare for illegal immigrants. Local activists held a press
(05:03):
conference the second the handcuffs came out, calling the detention, subductions,
demanding transparency, asking for due process for the poor misunderstood
cruise workers who happened to be child porn enthusiasts. It
was a group called Union del Barrio, Benjamin Prato and crew.
That's the guy. The leader of the union apparently denounced
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the custom Border Patrol agents like it was the second
coming of the Nazi police. Never mind that these kids
were allegedly swimming in kittie porn on a ship filled
with actual children. The outrage from the activist meter was
pegged at, hey, how dare you enforce a law in
(05:46):
our port? Guys? This is the same old song. California
Democrats treat federal agents enforcing immigration law like it's some
dystopian overreach until the crime in question is so radioactive
even the far left professional activists can't spin it. Then
suddenly those same mean agents are the only ones willing
(06:07):
to do the dirty work the Sanctuary States refused to do.
The irony is so thick you could spread it on
a Disney cruise croissant.
Speaker 3 (06:15):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
In the media. The media, by the way, there's a
local ABC affiliate over there in San Diego. They ran
the first big story headline CBP detained multiple cruise ship
workers at San Diego Port, and then the whole story
was about how the activists were upset that people were
being arrested on a cruise ship with Disney passengers on board.
(06:41):
The Disney cruise ship was allowing illegal immigrants to be arrested.
Zero mention of child pornography in the entire article. Now,
this was an ABC affiliate. ABC, as you know, is
owned by Walt Disney. I'm told that ABC this was
an ABC affiliate, but they're not owned by Disney. It
was a partner whatever. You don't have to be a
conspiracy theorist to notice the pattern when your corporate parents
(07:04):
floating cash cow is involved in the sleaziest story since
Epstein Island. You maybe lead with the immigration angle and
you bury the part about how dozens of perverts had
child porn on the boat. It's the same old media
ecosystem runs wall to wall segments about how Ice agents
(07:25):
are terrorizing communities and then ignore the part about how
a Disney ship was filled with child porn enthusiasts, some
of whom appear to have been in the country, may
or may not have been in the country. Illegally. Now,
I'm not saying every cruise ship is a rolling nambla convention.
Most of them are probably not bad people. I have
no idea, but in this case, thank god immigration agents
(07:47):
stepped in and arrested a bunch of child porn enthusiasts.
I'm sticking to land based vacations from now on. I
don't know about y'all. At least the rodents there don't
come home with a union in a Disney name.
Speaker 4 (08:01):
Tech America, the land of Taxation that was founded to
avoid taxation. Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
All right, so this is interesting. Joe Biden has re
emerged to endorse Democratic candidates in two statewide races, very exciting.
He's endorsed Kathy Bates as the new Mattlock, so that's
great news. And then he said the two candidates are
the best things since slice bread. And as you know,
(08:31):
you should know because he was there when bred was
sliced for the first time exactly, which is really cool.
It's good to see Biden waiting back into the political arena.
I mean shuffling, but I you know, same thing. Maybe
hopefully he doesn't stumble again. Oh he stumbles over everything.
Has anyone else ever fallen up a flight of stairs
in the history, I don't believe. So that was the first.
(08:54):
That was the first, probably the last two readings to
all of you. We're live on the radio around Houston
right now, but we are all live on social media
this afternoon with my good friend Steve loves Amo. Do
you still love Ammo? I actually adore Ammo. You're more
into Ammo now than ever. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:10):
Some may call me an AMMO sexual, You're an Amo sexual.
My pronouns are five five six seven six two.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
I don't know why that means.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
It's the the size of the routes.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
Oh okay, all right, yeah that's great. Well, hi everybody.
That's really cool, Steve. You and I have a lots
happening here in our state right now, some very exciting stuff.
Nothing says Texas like a Muslim only taxpayer funded water park.
How does that work? Okay, I'm being a little hyperbolic.
There's uh Graham, I know me imagine that. In Grand Prairie, Texas,
(09:43):
there is a public water park. The water park's called
Epic water Park. Oh okay, which I'm told does not
mean East Plano Islamic Center. It's just a coincidence that
it had a name similar to the other place. But anyway,
a city owned water park tried to go full Muslim
only for for id E I d is. I think
I'm saying it right. It's not iud. It's that's a
(10:05):
different thing, not IED's is the end of Ramadan? Is
that right? Tell us what do you like to do
with your family for the end of Ramedon? I mean nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
I guess you call the offgar with that one, but
I do say, like, okay, So why do they call
it epic like they could have called it like awesome
or I.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
Think it's just a coincidence because there's also Epic City,
which is a thing that also happens to be the Metroplex.
You know they call it the Metroplex. Yeah right, that's
I don't know why Dallas people. Maybe they call it
epic because they don't have to hand out towels there
that would be got one. I have no idea anyway,
So a group of Muslims wanted to rent it out
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and have a DFW epic I ed private bash Halalberger's
Lazy River wavepool, but flyers screamed Muslim only in giant letters,
so it's closed to the public. Strict modest dress code,
Burkini's mandatory barikinis, lower your gaze, No infidels allowed, none
of us. And well, as it turns out, a friend
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of the show, Saraganzalez of Texas Scorecards uh caught the
flyers and she blew this one out white up. Turns
out this is not allowed under Texas law. Governor Abbott
stepped in with a strongly worded with a tersely worded tweet,
he said, ought not. He drops to constitutional nuke onom
threatened to yank half a million dollars in state public
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safety grants unless they canceled it. He told that the
mayor look facilities, funded by all taxpayers are not just
for a subset of Texans. Correct and anyway, the events
now been canceled. But interestingly enough, we have learned in
the aftermath of all of this, thanks to research from
our friend Sarah, Texas has its own learing center. Did
(11:50):
you know we have a learing cuite? Do wow? Do
they start brisket at the learing Center? Let me pop
it up on the screen here for everybody to take
a gander at this so Fox News reported, I'm the
DFW epic EI d at epic indoor park sixty five
dollars per ticket with food without food fifty five dollars.
Does beg the question dollar food ten dollars food? Would
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you eat it? No?
Speaker 1 (12:13):
No, it sounds like a moga d shoe poopoo plotter
one hundred percent. Absolutely, You're about to get more mogad
shoe the more we dive into this. Did you did
you notice earlier you stated you said the ied park
e I D Yeah, well you said I ed earlier.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
No oh no, no, I didn't mean to do that.
That's a total accident on my behalpy anyway, So Sarah
reported on this person responsible for the whole event. Here
we have another leering center individual, very exciting here and
u ooh, just a time for the computer to freeze
up the crash. It's going really slow here. Let me
get some stuff off the screen here. I'm gonna get
(12:48):
rid of some crap. We'll get off those scan those websites.
That must be what it is. No, I just have
a lot of Windows loaded and we're also streaming on this.
I'm doing too many things on this computer at once.
But anyway, doctor Amina Knight, that it's her name. She's
the organizer of the event. As Sarah had reported here,
Knight runs a daycare facility that she calls the Excellence
Early Leering Center. I am not making that up, dude,
(13:11):
would you tell it? Remind our audience for those who
forgot And I'm sure we all remember.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
In Minnesota the one that Nick Shirley exposed. Then they
were like, they just committing fraud in these laring centers
under the ruse that it was an actual learning center.
But is leering kind of like a the translation from
Somalian are That's what I wonder.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
It's got to be. How is more than one of
them spelling the word learning wrong? Is it? Because from
Somalian to English there's some weird translation where the end
gets cut out. They forgot the end? Yeah, these black
Muslims forgot the end. You can't forget about the ends,
never forget about it. Anyway, we agree about that. So
doctor Amina Knight, it turns out, runs this daycare facility
that she calls the Excellence Early Leering Center. And so
(13:56):
Sarah's going to do some more research and already discovered
this little number. Apparently doctor Knight appeared on a podcast
and wouldn't she like to have a listen to what
she said? Absolutely, a woman who apparently is trying to
use a taxpayer funded water park for a Muslim only
event and appears to get it. Seems as though they
get funding for their leering center. I don't know, I
(14:19):
haven't audited it or anything. Had this to say about
life in America.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
We've been used to fighting things like Jim Crow and
segregation and all that, so we know how to do that.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Really, well, does she seem like she's old enough to
remember Jim Crow in segregation?
Speaker 4 (14:33):
Now?
Speaker 2 (14:33):
She must? Is she conservative?
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Because then, because you know, the Democrats are the one
pushing Jim Crow laws.
Speaker 2 (14:38):
Well, I mean that's exactly, but it's not convenient to
point that out right.
Speaker 3 (14:43):
And then now with Islamophobia, whereas some other cultures, they're
coming from places where they were Muslim majority, so we
know how to even help them, like, hey, this is
how you do it, you know, And so then we
can lock arms with certain things with that. Wow, but
then we're not locking arms with things into in terms
of racism and what's happening within the black community she's.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Talking about, it's racism and Muslims, racism and Muslim spaces.
And I gotta tell you, I think the worst kind
of racism is the racism and Muslim spaces. That's what
I think, Steve. Yeah, here's what I think about racism
and Muslim spaces. Enough with the racism and the Muslims.
Knock it off, all you white Muslims. You be nice
(15:23):
to the Black Muslims, right, and the Native American Muslims.
And I'm sure we agree that the Muslims of from
the Far East, I mean, are they being.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
And the Eskimo Muslims. We have got to stop Islamophobia.
It's enough, is enough with the racism over here?
Speaker 2 (15:39):
I did. There was one interesting little thing in that
SoundBite that she said. It was about people coming from
Muslim countries to this country are not being welcomed and invited.
It was like, I actually think the opposite's happening. I
think you are being welcomed. You're just not allowed to
have Muslim only spaces and tax parafunded. You're very welcome here.
If I went with my Christian if I got a
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group of Jews and Christians together and we went to
Saudi Arabia and we tried to rent a water park.
Do I even need to complete my explanation? Is it
even worth continuing with this on this little diatribe.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
It's just it's just a common theme that you see
what people trying to get the one up on their
own religion or race or whatever. If you come to
the United States, you're expected to love our flag, love
the Constitution, and assimilate to American culture. What they're trying
to do is take their own own culture and try
to make it better than American culture or being what
it means to be an American.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
This woman was a guest speaker in a seminar called
Rebuilding the Black Muslim Family. Expectations and Boundaries of what straight,
this is polygamy, what it's like to have multiple wives.
Nothing screams modern American family values like turning your household
into a reality show called Sister Wives Sharia edition. It's
(16:51):
just as American as apple Pie and couscous Steve, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (16:55):
Maybe maybe they can move over to Utah. It's more
acceptable there. How come that never happened?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
How come after all of the gender neutral, polyamorous all
that there was never a movement to finally welcome the
Mormons with sister wives. This one thing that was controversial
one hundred years ago is still not allowed. But now,
if three cross dressing twinks want to adopt a baby
from Somalia and be a that's totally fine. But if
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you wanted to go have a Mormon family with three wives,
there's no parade for you. Oh no, there isn't a
white and there shouldn't be enough already with the racism
and the Muslim spaces they.
Speaker 4 (17:31):
See whenever you lose sight of the enemy, look behind you. Yeah,
that's a bad paranoia right there. Probably brought on by
a bong ripper too. Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
Meta has just Meta's Facebook. You guys get that. Meta
has just announced they will begin determining whether users are
underage by analyzing their photos and their videos to estimate
factors like height and bone structure, which means Kevin Hartz
to get locked out of his account. The guy with them,
(18:02):
it's very bad for Kevin Hart, poor guy. What pictures
like you're in your phone? I think on your account, oh,
on your personal accounts. So there are places around the
world now, and I think around America, but really around
the world where they're trying, like Australia, they're saying kids
can't use social media anymore. There was this the big
rub right now, the thing that the tech world and
(18:24):
the outrage is over this internal study TikTok conducted that
they was about like serotonin levels for kids or something
like that. As they scroll TikTok, they're like, Wow, when
you're looking at TikTok, if you only see a video
for a couple seconds and then you swipe to the
next one, what is this doing in your attention span?
(18:45):
And it was an internal document in TikTok, and it
revealed it was actually quite unhealthy for kids, and that
doesn't shock anybody. But how is that different from the
channel surfing we grew up with in the eighties and the.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Nineties exactly, Dude, Like I think, Chill. I mean, I
guess underage people should be able to get on social media,
but I think their time should be limited and it
should be absolutely supervised by their parents. So these kids
that are spending three four hours on social media per day,
like swiping like on TikTok or reels or on meta,
(19:18):
that shouldn't be allowed in my opinion. You know, but
for people like if you want to control a population,
then you would limit them from social media. Look what
happened in Australia than COVID. You know, the first chance
someone gets to silence someone, they're gonna do it. So
what I'm saying is, I do think that miners should
be allowed to be on social media, but there should
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be the strict guidelines to what they they're able to view.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Miners? Okay, sure, but what about guys that work on
an oil patch? What about them? Steve? I don't know.
I don't know about roughnecks. I don't know either. Hey,
we I thought we cured the bigotry against the trans
black able palsy quadriplegic runway models on this show on
(20:03):
Tuesday when you were here, I thought, But it turns
out there are still problems with that. This is upsetting.
I hate this. The young woman who is actually a man,
that was the first ever trans cross dressing cerebral palsy
quadriplegic runway model that appeared at the met Gala. This
(20:24):
person's name is Ariana rose Philippe. I think I'm saying
it right. We had thought that this solved the racism
and the I.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Thought it was finished. Is it continuing? Is my whiteness
still to blame for this?
Speaker 2 (20:37):
Well it turns out yes, wow, more than you ever
thought before. This individual, who I think is a hero,
I think we all agree is a hero. Actually did
a Ted talk a while ago to talk about how
hard life is in America, not because of the disability,
not because of the being quadriplegic or cerebral palsy having
(20:59):
a disability, right, but more specifically, well, why don't I
just let her him shim. I'll let Shim explain it.
You go ahead. Rose.
Speaker 5 (21:06):
When I first started working, I was an anomaly to
the industry, arguably in many ways today really after.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Land m hm, I agree, arguably in many ways today
I cannot think of another black trans quadriplegic cerebral palsy
runway model other than Aaron Rose Felipe here. But the
point was still made that they're still Yeah, she's still
an anomaly. Don't question what she's saying. It's true.
Speaker 5 (21:35):
Obviously, I think it's time to see the choir part
out loud.
Speaker 2 (21:38):
Say it.
Speaker 5 (21:40):
Industry, it's unlikely to book or pay black, trans, feminine
and or physically disabled models to do runway editorial and
or campaign.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
Wait, she's about to explain why or he's about to
explain why, and I think you already guessed. I think
it's probably Steve isn't my fault, it's your fault.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Because of an absence of whiteness.
Speaker 2 (22:03):
Okay, so real quick, let's do let's play hypothetical here. Okay,
I'm going to take you to an imaginary world for
a moment. Trans Let's pretend there was another country somewhere
that was not majority white, it is majority black. Okay,
we'll even say it's a whole continent. We'll say there's
a whole continent, an entire continent, and we'll give it
a name. We'll call it Schmafrica. Okay, it's just a
(22:24):
made up name, right, not a real place completely. It's
a giant I can't find it on a map opposite
side of the world. Let's say there's about a billion
people there, composed of dozens of countries, and in Schmafrica,
let's pretend it's majority black. If you were across dressing
cerebral palsy quadriplegic runway model and I dropped you off
(22:47):
in the middle of the desert of Schmafrica. Would they
invite you to the met Gala or their equivalent of it,
whatever they'd call that, and and make you into a
runway model? What would happen to you there?
Speaker 1 (22:58):
I mean I I would probably be embraced, right because
I'm white, because I have so much white privilege. No, No,
that doesn't really work, right. I don't think i'd be accepted.
Speaker 2 (23:08):
This person is telling us that her life is hard
because of whiteness, his life whatever. I think it's the opposite.
I think that because you live in a Western culture,
with your white European values, that's the reason why you
get to be a runway model. I don't think there's
anywhere else on earth that anybody with any color with
this set of disadvantages. And God, rest this person's soul
(23:29):
and bless them and what not, rest their soul, but
bless them. I guess it's not dead. Why you know
I have pity on this person. I don't hate this person.
I just don't get how this person's problems are. Whiteness.
White's the reason that's what you ended up on is white.
White's the reason why your life is hard. Yeah, I don't.
I don't.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
I think it's just a tension seeking in my opinion.
You know, it's kind of the common theme, like, oh,
it's all about bad What the bad whities you know
that are holding me back?
Speaker 2 (23:58):
What is the country on earth where this isn't an issue?
Where on Earth does one go if you're a transgendered
cerebral palsy quadriplegic of any skin color, and then you
get invited to the equivalent of the met gala in
that country and you get to walk the runway. I
don't know. I wouldn't try it in Sweden though, No,
I imagine you wouldn't. And would you explain that's a
(24:20):
great point, and would you explain why I'll do that?
All lied when we're not on the radio. Well, no,
hang on a minute. In the Scandinavian countries, when they
figure out that the child that's about to be born
has an issue, yeah, they exterminate, can say no, Yeah,
they euthanasia, eugenics, they get rid of it. They bragged
(24:43):
about this. They're like, you know, in Sweden the number
of retarded children is practically zero percent. Yeah, because you
kill them all. I don't think that's something to celebrate.
I think actually, just because somebody has a disability, they
could still be allowed in society. We could keep them.
Maybe we don't have Oh well, there's the child has
an imperfection, Well kill it.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
What really, that's that's the solution. I mean, didn't they
try this in the nineteen thirties and forties. I mean,
I'm another country.
Speaker 2 (25:10):
I was just gonna say. I think there was a
guy with Germany. There was a gentleman with a tiny mustache. Oh,
I thought anyway, And he walked like this, and he
instructing love thank you. Yeah, I'm sucking. Wow, you know
how they talk. I need to actually speak a little jerk.
And he loved track and field, right, and he liked
(25:32):
meth and what else? He was a liberal arts student,
I think, yes. And what did he do kill the
people with imperfections or experiment on them? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (25:40):
You know, So this one's kind of real, real close
hell to me because my grandfather actually passed away in
Shermany in.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
The in the forties. Oh, he passed away and filled
at the guard tower. Oh that's very sad. I'm just kidding.
I told the joke wrong. But it's like whatever you're
supposed to it goes like this, it does. You know
my great grandfather died in the Holocaust. Yeah, it was
a really sad story. He drank too much and fell
out of a guard taler. You did it way better.
Speaker 4 (26:06):
Kenny has always thought the best things in life are free,
free plus tax, of course, Kenny Webster's pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 2 (26:18):
According to new research, a single dose of magic mushrooms
psychedelic mushrooms may alter the brain pathways responsible for emotional regulation,
and it can also cause Super Mario Brothers to be
a lot more fun. I think yes, yeah, because I
mean when you get the mushroom, Yeah, you go to
Rainbow Road.
Speaker 6 (26:37):
Is it?
Speaker 1 (26:37):
Just imagine if you're tripping on shrooms and you know
that the map or whatever that you're racing on where
it's all lit up. Do you know what I'm talking about?
Rainbow Road?
Speaker 2 (26:46):
Of course? Oh. I play Mario Kart. Oh, the old
school version of New School. I've got the Switch. I
bought it.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
When I bought it so I could play with my
nieces and nephews. And then do you remember Super Nintendo?
Of course Mario Kart.
Speaker 2 (27:00):
But when I bought the Nintendo Switch, I got it
for like my in law, my family members that were
visiting me. And then I figured out when I was
alone with nothing to do, I'd pop this thing on.
And suddenly, for some reason, the Korean teenagers that were
playing live online, they're my arch enemy, and they all
say the N word. Yeah, they called me the N word.
That really upset me. Well, why are you doing that? Sorry,
(27:23):
it's okay, show me to fix it for are you
hang on him?
Speaker 4 (27:26):
In here?
Speaker 2 (27:26):
We're live on the radio and Steve's decided to manipulate there.
How's that better? That's there? You go. If you move
the mic, it makes noise. I think people see me
do it, so they think I can do it. But
I have a special stand. Oh okay, and it's still noisy.
It's it sounds terrible on the radio. To play with
the microphone, I like playing with myself. What can I sayphone?
Speaking of trouble is a foot, let's get super local
(27:49):
for just a minute. I live in Harris County. That's Houston, Texas,
and we've got some bad lawyers in our community here.
Say yeah it lawyers and attorneys and judges. There's county
Democrats just dropped an attack ad. That's so stupid. It
deserves its own participation trophy. I'm gonna throw this up
on the screen here for people watching us. It's Republican
(28:12):
judge Peyton Peebles, that's his name. Governor Rabbit's tough on
crime pick let accused pregnant wife murderer lean Lee Gilly
stroll around free on a measly million dollar bail. Then,
of course Gilly treated his ankle monitor like a cheap
rubber band, sliced it off, and jetted off to Italy
for some pasta and taxpayer funded vacation. That is an
(28:34):
actual report today, courtesy of our friends at Well, that
Houston Conservative for him. All right, it's from Don Hooper, right, yeah,
Don Hooper, Yeah, this is something he posted online. Republican
judge grants bail to man who murdered his pregnant wife.
Man flees country weeks before trial. Harris Deemocrats dot Org.
(28:55):
Not good news today, And as the reporting details, racist
Marxist Democrats attack white Republican judge on false facts. Oh interesting.
Don Hooper has pointed out this isn't actually what happened.
Don Hooper is investigating whether this is a Southern Poverty
Law Center operation. Orchestrated by the Harris County Democrats. Lee
(29:16):
Gilly's bail was set at one million dollars October seventeenth,
twenty twenty four. Peyton Peebles was appointed by the governor
January seventh, twenty twenty five. Ah, I get it.
Speaker 1 (29:26):
So they're blaming the Republicans for something they didn't do, right, Yeah,
that's interesting. Maybe maybe they time travel. No, maybe they
time travel. I'm not a time traveler, but I play
one on the radio. Oh do you if you can
have any superpower, what would it be, Steve ooh Man.
I would probably do invisibility. I don't know, because I'm like,
(29:52):
I'm extremely handsome, I am like a superhuman superhuman strength.
Speaker 2 (29:57):
Already got all that.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
I got high IQ probably like over two hundred at least,
you know minimum. So invisibility I would go with, Oh, well,
I like it. I think I would or fly. Maybe flying.
Speaker 2 (30:10):
I would pick the ability to not get food poisoning,
and then I would go to Harwin and I would
just eat at all the Indian restaurants. Nice.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
I wish I had known that about getting a milkshake
in Romania. But anyways, is that what happened you got
diarrhea in Romania. Oh dude, No, it was project off
vomiting plus diarrhea IVS. Like the Army medics came up
to me and I was like double ivy bag.
Speaker 2 (30:32):
From a milkshake. Wow, that's hardcore, bro, all right. Well,
in the meantime, we got another bad judge here, or
maybe the other judge wasn't that bad in the first place.
Here's a report on Bear County Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez
go Ahead, Speedy Gonzales in Austin, Texas, agreeing to immediate
resignation in a lifetime ban from judicial service in Texas
(30:52):
after offering a defense attorney ordering a defense attorney to
be handcuffed and held in a jury box during a
here two years ago. The incident stemmed from a heated
exchange over where the attorney coached her client on changing
a plea in a probation case. Criminal charges of unlawful
restraint and official oppression were dropped as part of the
(31:14):
deal with the State Commission on Judicial Contact. Gonzalez, the
first ever openly LGBTQ judge in the county in the state,
apparently could still officiate weddings, but is barred from wearing
a robe or referencing her judicial past. Wow, that's really
sad news here.
Speaker 5 (31:31):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
I mean, being an lgbt Q judge, you would think
should be comfortable with handcuffing inside of a box.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
Ah yah Higgins. Also, there's not enough letters in that acronym,
is there? Oh? Yeah? Isn't it like seventeen or eighteen?
It's supposed to be more. We were talking about this
the other day. Let me see if I can find
it here. The new acronym is now Ooh, I've already
lost it.
Speaker 6 (31:55):
LGBTQQIA plus But you could also do M I w
G two s l b G s qq I A plus.
Speaker 2 (32:06):
E equals mc squared at the end. One of them
is questioning and the other's queer. Here's my question about questioning.
If you don't know what you are yet and you're
still considering not even being that, are you really a
marginalized group? I don't think so. Should we add s
to that list? M sus No? Straight?
Speaker 4 (32:23):
Wow?
Speaker 2 (32:23):
I was gonna say straight, But Jersey is pretty funny too.
It's not a bad idea, Steve, Steve, and I don't
know the answer. I do know I'm sick and tired
of all this suppression. I am done with it. Bro
of the W NO of the M M I W
G two, s l G B t qq I A
plus community and I'm sure we all agree enough is enough. Steve.
(32:45):
There's a genocide going on. Yeah, and that is also
the link to my crypto wallet. Well, I was speaking
of genocide with our last time, with the last few
minutes on the show. Here today, I'd like to talk
about what Mark Hamill just did. Mark Hamill, as you know,
used to be an actor along time ago. I don't
know if you're old enough to remember that Mark Hamill
was in a movie called Star Wars. Star Wars was
very famous, not because of Mark Hamill, but I think
(33:08):
in spite of Mark Hamill, it was just a movie
with a good storyline, great effects. Hans Solo was great,
Schewbacca was lovable. Luke Skywalker was good enough. He was
good enough. He did what he was supposed to do.
I can't think of another thing Mark Hamill was ever
in that anyone ever gave a damn about. Dude. I
don't even know. But he's sure gone to the dark side,
(33:29):
hasn't he? He really has do you see what he
just did. Mark Hamill is on what's it called Blue Sky,
Blue Sky, Yeah, where the pedos hangout. Yeah. And on
Blue Sky he posted a photo of a dead Donald
Trump in his grave and it says, if only it's
a weird photo, because it's like, why would you It's
Donald Trump laying in the dirt. He's not in a casket,
He's just dead. And then it says Donald Trump nineteen
(33:51):
forty six to twenty twenty four. And then Mark Hamill's
fantastic commentary is if he should live long enough to
witness is inevitable devastating loss in the midterms, be held
accountable for his unprecedented corruption, impeach, convicted, and humiliated for
his countless crimes, long enough to realize he'll be disgraced
in history books forever more. Hashtag don the Cohn, Mark Hamill,
(34:16):
I can I don't know if you really squinch your eyes, Steve,
I don't know if you could tell there's one side
of the political spectrum that is really celebrating murder and violence, right,
And I know it's hard to tell which side it is,
but if you really squint, you can look and you
can see, you know, what I mean.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
It's the ones that make terrible AI photos and have
a tombstone that says twenty twenty four when it's twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 2 (34:36):
I mean, I wondered the same thing. Is this AI
slop from two years ago? And he just got around
to posting it. The left can't mean, not at all.
The left cannot They can never, ever, ever mean. What
do we learn on the show today, Steve.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Oh Man, Kevin Hart is going to have an issue
with his internet future. That's true soul with the Crassenstein twins.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
If you have a leering centers just a matter of
time before our right wing reporter finds it. I thought
we were all out of learing centers. They're still finding
learing centers. We're still leering about it. I'm Kenny Webster.
I want to thank my guest at Steve love Zamo.
Follow him on social media. Follow me on social media.
I'm Kenny Webster. I have a great day. We'll be
back bright and early tomorrow morning for more of what
(35:17):
you bought a radio for.
Speaker 4 (35:24):
You are listening to.
Speaker 1 (35:26):
The Pursuit of Happiness Radio. Tell the government to kiss
your ass when you listen to this show.
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