June 30, 2020 • 33 mins
History of the united states and what is happening and if you dont love this country then leave it
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Well, good morning, ladies andgentlemen. That's another beautiful day out there.
It's only eighty eight degrees and human, oh my goodness, is so
humid out there that you don't evenneed water to take a shower. Just
take a bar soap. Oh someof you don't know what that is.
I understand, but that's okay.Now, you know. I want to
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tell you something. It's funny asthe world is. Uh, Walmart wants
to go totally people is, yeah, we're not going to have people.
We're gonna get all the money.Well, guess what it is. You
still ain't paying me to make sureyou get the right of mon amount of
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money. You ain't paying me tomake sure I checked everything out, and
you ain't paying me to do it. So therefore, as far as I'm
concerned, when you go totally people, you're going to be totally out of
businesses because I guess what, I'mnot going to do it for you.
So you can kiss my rosy redcheeks. Just pick one. I got
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two, all right. Now.What's really funny is yesterday I was at
Wallyworld, you know, the fabulousplace that it is, and I was
wearing my Trump shirt. Oh mygod. Everybody's going, oh, my
god, he's a Trump supporter.Well I heard something. This guy pointed
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me out and said he must bea racist. He's a trunk supporter right
there in Walmart at the checkout line. Well guess what if that's what makes
me a racist? I guess Iam. But I'll tell you what.
At least I have the right towear whatever the hell I want to.
You can too. Matter of fact, I know where you can get that
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shirt for eighteen bucks. How aboutthat? Go to three sixty five Christmasclub
dot com. Oh, no,three hundred and sixty five Christmas dot Club
and they'll be up there today.I haven't put them up yet, but
guess what we're gonna do it.We're fed up with all this garbage of
people being so prejudiced. And thenyou got the kids old now, but
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COVID bye nineteen has hit the kids, the teenagers eighteen to twenty four.
Hey, those are the idiots thatwere protesting, right, I don't care.
I hate you call them kids ifyou want to. They're young adults.
They knew what they were doing,and ninety nine percent of them were
white. You had a just enoughblack people in there to make it sound
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like black lives matter, But youknow what, it sounds to me like
it's killing the kids. Well that'swhat we're up against. We're going to
kill the kids off. And thismorning on the news, how about that
five seconds ago I heard that blackperson couldn't eat in a restaurant in Florida
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because of a dress code. Well, guess what, all you big companies
out there, if you got adress code and you're enforcing it, I
don't give a damn what color youare. Okay, if you're purple,
pink, black, brown, yellow, orange, white, it don't matter
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versus dress code. I'm enforce it. If there's a rule, I'm going
to enforce it. And if youthink because you're a different color you don't
have to abide, bite, guesswhat. Yep, I'm going to enforce
it. And I don't care.I mean, I'm tired of being called
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racist because aware of something. Youknow, Trump was is one of the
only presidents that never did what thecity is going to do. So therefore,
folks, you guys go out thereand just keep doing this. It's
your choice to go out there anddo stuff. And I saw a T
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shirt the other day that I'm gonnamake sure we're gonna have to change it
up a little bit. But itsays, don't make me repeat myself.
And then it's signed history, andeverybody's going, well, what's that mean?
Well, history tends to repeat itselfif you forget it or don't pay
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attention to it. And I knowfor a fact the schools are not teaching
real history. I don't know whatthe hell they call that stuff they're teaching,
but it ain't history. I livethe history of their teaching, and
they're not teaching it the way.Uh, it actually happened. Matter of
fact, when I was in school, they taught Arkansas history. Now you
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don't hear nothing about Arkansas history anymore. Oh, that's because they had slaves
in Arkansas. Well, hell,they had slaves in Mississippi, and they
had slaves and Texas and Missouri,and are they even had some in Boston?
How about that? Can you imagineBoston? But I'm still floored over
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they're teaching history so well that thiscountry has been around for four hundred years
and we didn't know it. It'sjust a few more days, matter of
fact, four more days, there'llbe two hundred and forty years old,
isn't that remarkable. But to theuneducated, this four hundred years, it
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might seem like four hundred years,and they're going, oh, but they've
kept us so they kept us depressed, and we haven't depressed anybody. If
you're too lazy to get off yourdead ass and go to work or go
learn something, then I guess youcould feel depressed. Well, they just
don't give me enough. Well,guess what if you want somebody to give
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you something, I'll vote for Biden. He's one of those idiots out there
that thinks everybody should have something.And as a matter of fact, he'll
probably give you whatever you ask forin the beginning, and then when he
gets his foot in the door,he's gonna say, oh, by the
way, there's some some caveats tothis. You're going to have to do
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what I say and when I say. And you're not gonna be able to
travel around the country like you usedto. You know, COVID nineteen.
You're gonna have to have papers sayingthat you were told to go here or
there and why, and they haveto be signed by me, the president.
Yeah. I think we lived throughthat too. Oh, some of
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us did that was called Hitler andStalin and communism and back in the USSR.
But y'all don't know nothing about thatbecause you're too young and you're too
blind, and they don't teach thatanymore because it's one of the how they
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put it, they say, it'suh discriminating history. No history is history,
folks, and it will repeat itselfunless you learn it and learn it.
Well, so let's talk about history. What do you want to know
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about history? Well, why isthis country fallon the hell and the HANDBASKETA?
Oh, that's because you know,we want to be the most powerful
nation in the world. But allof a sudden, we're letting all the
idiots from other countries that we havebeen out there kicking ass at come over
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here and tell us, oh,well, we want the Buddha here,
but you can't say your prayer inschool. We want our country's flag here
from Mexico, but you can't savethe floodge of allegiance. I'll tell you
what, folks, if you don'tlike this down country, get your butt
up, pack your shit and goto wherever you think you're gonna be happy,
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but don't come back. I justassume you get up and leave,
and if you do, that's fine, But if you try to come back,
I would suggest say, line youup and shoot you and you're gonna
Oh my god, didn't you justsay that? Well, you're running down
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my country, folks, and I'mgetting fed up with it. I don't
give a damn what color you areor how stupid you are trying to get
on the news to do whatever you'retrying to do. The government set up
COVID nineteen so that they can tryto take over while they did a really
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good job and then but they didn'tdo a good enough job, so then
they come up with this racist shit, and now they're coming up with other
stuff. You know, UH countryis putting a bounty on Trump's head for
killing their top soldier. Well,I don't remember Trump going over and doing
that. He might ocat it.If you can do it, go ahead,
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knock yourself out. What I don'tremember Trump ember leaving the country and
going over and killing anybody. Idon't agree with this, uh deal.
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You know, one man killed thatboy a bare in Minnesota. Yeah,
there was three other cops standing aroundwith their finger upper. But but you
know, I think that one manwas in charge, and they were doing
what they were told, so theyshould be exonerated. Now the guy that
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killed the kid, well, youknow, frame, I don't care.
But the thing is one man killedanother man, and everybody's trying to make
it into a race thing. ButI have a problem with this race thing.
And the problem is how kin theblack people ain't the ones out there
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protesting. It's all the kids outthere eighteen to twenty four, and ninety
nine percent of them look white tome on the last news broadcast, and
then they show soldiers kneeling to them. No, that's not what they're out
there for. The soldiers are outthere to keep peace, not gonna kneel
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to you. That's not the thingto do. If you're there to keep
the peace, that's what you're therefor, not to get involved, not
to jump around, not to dance, not to get kiss and make up.
It's if you get out of line, take you out. And I
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don't mean to take you out todinner, but that'd be all right too,
I guess, because the way theywere doing it, that's exactly what
happened. Two guys down there andthe soldier kneeling down to this one guy
well, I guess they. Iguess he was proposing to him. I
don't know, but I'm done withthe crap. I'm done with it.
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So folks, y'all get out thereand let the media run your life.
I tell you what's going on,because they don't have a clue. And
somebody needs to get that black girloff Channel five. And I said,
yes, the one that's there ateight o'clock in the morning. You know,
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it's funny everybody says that the whitepeople are racist. Well, I'm
having a hard time believing that.You know, back the guy told me
said yesterday when he pointed at me, he said, he's a racist.
He's worth a Trump shirt, he'sa Trump supporter. Well, you know,
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if you want to go by president, well, Obama was a racist.
Every time somebody disagreed with him,he pulled out that race card and
he said, hey, you're aracist. You're you're against what I'm saying.
Obama never mind, can't say that. Yeh can't say it, but
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I guarantee you I can think it. Anytime you have a president that says
that they're all for race, now, I'm all for Trump. Just what,
folks, he went out there andtold them people that if they keep
tearing down statues and keep doing stuff, that they're going to spend a long
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time in prison. Well, heneeds to go out there. They need
to go out there and get theone that's already tore down the statues to
prove a point. Shove them inthere. As a matter of fact,
why distance them, just show themall in them the same self. They'in't
afraid of COVID nineteen because that's justa racist thing. You know. Now
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they're saying that our kids and blackkids and yellow kids that we're all doing
the protests are coming down with COVIDnineteen in record numbers. Well, I
do feel sorry for him, butI can't condone what they did. They
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burned down places, they created havoc. You know, you know, there's
a lot of black cops that shootwhite people. There's a lot of black
people that shoot white people. Goto Chicago, New York on a daily
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basis, a lot of people getkilled with guns. But you don't see
all that on the news. Quiet, Oh, it's game related. No,
not all of it. Some ofit may be. Some of it
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may be uh breaking an entering,But they're not gonna put that on TV,
because then what happens. Oh yeah, you're racist. You're showing a
black guy broke in a place,or a white person broke in a place
and a black guy shinty. You'retrying to be racist. No, it's
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a deal. People. People arepeople. Unless you come in on a
flying saucer last night and we didn'tknow about it. You're a person.
And if you don't think you are, then you've got another problem. If
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you think somebody's holding you back,keeping you from getting somewhere and life that
you think you ought to be,then by god, go out there and
try to do something, do somethingdifferent for a change, and set on
your buttet home. Yeah, let'sdo something where people can be proud of
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you. Go out there, starta business. You don't have to.
I'm not talking about selling drugs either. I'm talking about started business. Go
get you a flower store or something, make some money, improve your life.
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It can be done. You knowhow many times in my lifetime I've
been shot down and screwed over.I don't like No, I just don't
like it. But I'm not goingto give up. I think if you
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really wanted to be something or dosomething, you'd do it. I see
people in Dallas, you know familythere. He works for Xerox, And
they had that coupon book thing thatwas all by black people. Did you
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know that. Yeah, buy thesecoupons for twenty five bucks. They costume.
You know, they got all thesepeople donate all these services, and
then they sold the books for likefifty bucks. Cost him five dollars to
make, so they was making moneyhand over fists. Yeah, you can
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do it. Anybody can. It'sjust whether you have the gumption to get
your butt up and quit feeling sorryfor yourself. And trust me, I
know I didn't come from the littlerich family. Nobody gave me a damn
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silver spoon. I was born.Yeah, I was born out there in
California where all the fruits and nutsare. Then I can't. Then my
parents moved to Arkansas, right onthe Mississippi River. Yeah, and I'm
gonna tell you something. We didn'thave all these video games and cell phones.
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And I chopped cotton for a dollara day. I didn't pick it,
but I chopped it, you know, a dollar an hour. I'm
sorry. As eight dollars a day, I might tell you how old I
am, but that's okay. Ilearned early I had to work for what
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I wanted. Instead of sitting athome playing video games until somebody gives me
what I want, I went outand worked for it. I still I
worked for everything that I've got.Can you imagine that having to work for
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something? Oh my god, that'sa new concept, didn't it. You'd
rather be out in the street burningpeople's stuff down that's worked their butt off
to get it, then be outthere trying to be a part of the
solution instead of being part of theproblem. Now, if I'm a racist
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for saying that was, so,be it. I don't care. But
I'm telling all of you, Idon't care what color you are, what
nationality you are. You know,when this thing first started, this pandemic
thing, and they started laying peopleoff, and the government says, we're
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going to give you six hundred dollarsa week more than you're unemplointed. You're
gonna get your unemployment plus six hundreddollars for getting laid off work. We
went to white people's houses, folks, because they were supposed to pay rent
and they weren't paying rent, andgave them a chance before rent was due
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and said, hey, what's deal? And you go and they go,
oh, well, we got laidoff work. It's noon, you're still
in bed. Yeah, have youfiled unemployment? Now we'd have to stand
in a line, and we reallydon't want to do that. That wasn't
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black people saying that. That waswhite kids eighteen to twenty four, the
same ones that was out there protesting. Well, my mama, My mama
didn't send me my money yet,she's gonna send it to me because I
got maid off work. Let metell you something. I'm struggling to find
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something to do. That's why I'mout here bugging you guys. I guess,
but I was in the truck wreckedtwo years ago, and I've been
told I can't work. I cantalk. They tell me I can't work,
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though, and they don't give adamn if I starved to death out
here, they don't care. Andthe other idiot that hit me is still
working. So you tell me whatthe hell? So I don't feel sorry
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for any of you out there tosay able to get your butt up and
go to work and you set ithome or in bed until noon, and
go, oh, would I hadto stand in a line to get uployment.
But at the same time, youcan go out there and protest.
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You can go out there and say, oh, black lives matter, cops
lives matter. Will guess what,None of those lives matter. But all
lives do matter. So I'm saying. What I'm saying so you don't get
your butt hurt, is that itdon't matter if you're black, it don't
matter, if you're a cop,it don't matter who you are, just
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that single life don't matter. Butthey all do matter. And you're going
you're confusing me with the facts.Yep, because every single life out there
matters. It don't matter what coloryou are, don't matter if you're a
cop, it don't matter. Ifyou're stupid, it don't matter if you're
a genius. What does matter isthat every single life out there matters.
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And if you're too stupid to knowthat, and you think you can go
out there and protest and burn shitdown and go out there and get this
disease and passing around, that's whatthese kids are doing. I just saw
it on those day. This twentyfour year old girl was out there protesting.
She got Corona nineteen. Now she'safraid of seventy five year old man,
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daddy is going to catch it fromher and killing. Well, why
didn't you think about that when youwas out there protesting. Oh it didn't
matter. Well, your daddy's lifematter, your mama's life matters. Oh
my god, everybody's life matters.And you know, and that's like the
guy that said black lives don't matter, but all lives matter. They beat
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the hell out of me. Buthe was saying that all lives matter,
not just the black, not justthe Asian, not just the white,
it's all. And you know whatI think, y'all. Y'all are just
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out there trying to get you fifteenseconds on TV. So here's my solution
to this problem. Folks. Idon't care if you're Chinese, Japanese,
Mexican, Asian, European, British. I don't care who you are.
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If you're in my country and youdon't like it here. You don't like
our traditions, you don't like theway we do things. You don't like
the fact that the Confederate flag wasflying because it was a Southern War flag,
had nothing to do with race.If you don't like all that crap,
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pack your shit and get the hellout of my country. We'll open
the door for you. Matter offact, we might even figure it out
a way. If you can't affordit, we might figure a way to
get you the hell out of here. I might do a Jerry Lewis type
telethon just so you can catch aboat out of here. Because this is
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our country and we're proud to behere. I am an American, and
I'm proud to be an American.So therefore, you people that's out there
trying to destroy American beware because ifyou don't like it here, I don't
want you here, So pack yourshit and go. Oh by the way,
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I've got to say this. Isay this all the time, but
I got to say this. Andif you think you're an African American,
I hear it on the news.I find all of the African American,
well, guess what has he everbeen to Africa? Or she no,
Well, then she's American unless she'schanging her nationality to African. But she's
not an African American. I guaranteeyou that ninety percent of the people that
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say, oh, I'm African American, let me ask you something, have
you ever been to Africa? Didyou know that in Africa, in certain
parts of Africa, white is asupreme group. They don't allow any other
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ethnic group out there. You didn'tknow that, Well, go to Africa
and find out. I guarantee you, I'll see if we can get a
plane to land right there. Folks, I'm telling you, this is the
only country in the world where youhave the freedom to do what the hell
you've been doing. But it's fixingto be the only country in the world
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where you don't have that freedom becauseyou screwed it up. The ten percent
screwed up for the other ninety percent, And there's ten percent of you out
there right now screwing things up andnot having a clue what you're doing.
So go, folks, if you'rean American, be proud, load your
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guns, kick back, drink yourmoonshine, have a good time. Fourth
July is coming the rest of you. On the fourth of July. I
think you should have to work outin one hundred degrees sun and you don't
get to celebrate the freedom of thiscountry. And then we'd figure out who
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you was. And well, ifyou go out there and you start protesting,
I think that's the first one theyought to send out on a boat,
don't care if it goes to anothercountry. Put them out in the
middle of the ocean. If theytry to come back, sink the boat.
Because if you're not for my country, you're not for us, and
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I don't care. So load upthe boats or have a good Fourth July,
which every case is. But justremember there's people out there that really
like this country and we're not gonnalet you destroy it because you're stupid,
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or you're from Afghanistan or Pakistan orMexico or Canada or Russia or wherever the
hell you came from. Take yourass back. If you don't like my
country, quit trying to make mycountry what your country was. So why
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did you leave it? If youcame here to live here because of the
freedom, and now you want tochange my country to your country, not
get tell out of here. Andthat's the way I see it, and
that's the way it is. Folks. This thirtieth day of June and tomorrow,
beach your live first, and thenthree more days will be or two
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more days, three more days willbeat yourly or we'll celebrate our independence,
will celebrate our freedom. And ifyou don't like the freedom that you have.
Pack your shit up and get thehell out of my country. Now
it's a good time to tell yougo leave, disappear. I don't want
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to hear another thing on the news, which I know is not going to
happen. But I don't want tohear another thing on the news about black
lives matter. Nobody else lives matter. I don't really give a damn.
So this is probably a more explicitconversation than y'all ever wanted to hear.
Glad you're the ones that's still hereor stayed here, but those that you
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couldn't take it and left, say, Levie, have a good day.
I'm signing off. Oh by theway, if you need any good T
shirt, chicky rings or anything likethat, go to three sixty five Christmas
Tight Club. I guarantee you you'llfind something you like. And if you
don't, well just drop this lineand we'll see if we can pick up
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and we will make you a Tshirt says black lives matter. We I
mean, because the way I lookat it, everybody is green. If
you got money, hey, you'remy friend. I don't care. And
I know the government make sure thateverybody has money. All right, that
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was a joke, folks. Butthe thing is, if you don't see
a T shirt you want, andyou know what you wanted to say,
drop us line. Won't make itfor you. They're eighteen dollars apiece or
two to thirty. And I don'tcare what you say. I don't get
offended about your little T shirt becausehere's the thing. If you have me
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make a T shirt, I damnsure want you to wear it in the
public. That's the only rule thatI got. Anything, I'll make for
you, and believe me, Iwill. I don't care. Just send
me your money, and baby,I'll make anything you want. How about
that? And we also do weddingceremonies. So if you want to get
hitched and you can't find a preacherto do it for you, hey,
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just give us a call. We'lldo it for you. The only thing
is you had to come to thestate of Arkansas because we're only licensed in
Arkansas. But I guess I couldget a license somewhere else, but right
now we're not. I'm not traveling, I'm not doing anything. So that's
the way it is, folks.On this wonderful day and humid day,
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as a matter of fact, outthere, so y'all, you know,
sunshine, its humid, this eightyeight degrees. It was eighty eight degrees
at four o'clock this morning. Idon't know what it is right now,
but it was eighty eight degrees atfour o'clock this morning when I was up.
And since i'm not up now,I'm just here. Y'all have a
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good day.
Well, good morning, ladies andgentlemen. That's another beautiful day out there.
It's only eighty eight degrees and human, oh my goodness, is so
humid out there that you don't evenneed water to take a shower. Just
take a bar soap. Oh someof you don't know what that is.
I understand, but that's okay.Now, you know. I want to
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tell you something. It's funny asthe world is. Uh, Walmart wants
to go totally people is, yeah, we're not going to have people.
We're gonna get all the money.Well, guess what it is. You
still ain't paying me to make sureyou get the right of mon amount of
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money. You ain't paying me tomake sure I checked everything out, and
you ain't paying me to do it. So therefore, as far as I'm
concerned, when you go totally people, you're going to be totally out of
businesses because I guess what, I'mnot going to do it for you.
So you can kiss my rosy redcheeks. Just pick one. I got
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two, all right. Now.What's really funny is yesterday I was at
Wallyworld, you know, the fabulousplace that it is, and I was
wearing my Trump shirt. Oh mygod. Everybody's going, oh, my
god, he's a Trump supporter.Well I heard something. This guy pointed
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me out and said he must bea racist. He's a trunk supporter right
there in Walmart at the checkout line. Well guess what if that's what makes
me a racist? I guess Iam. But I'll tell you what.
At least I have the right towear whatever the hell I want to.
You can too. Matter of fact, I know where you can get that
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shirt for eighteen bucks. How aboutthat? Go to three sixty five Christmasclub
dot com. Oh, no,three hundred and sixty five Christmas dot Club
and they'll be up there today.I haven't put them up yet, but
guess what we're gonna do it.We're fed up with all this garbage of
people being so prejudiced. And thenyou got the kids old now, but
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COVID bye nineteen has hit the kids, the teenagers eighteen to twenty four.
Hey, those are the idiots thatwere protesting, right, I don't care.
I hate you call them kids ifyou want to. They're young adults.
They knew what they were doing,and ninety nine percent of them were
white. You had a just enoughblack people in there to make it sound
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like black lives matter, But youknow what, it sounds to me like
it's killing the kids. Well that'swhat we're up against. We're going to
kill the kids off. And thismorning on the news, how about that
five seconds ago I heard that blackperson couldn't eat in a restaurant in Florida
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because of a dress code. Well, guess what, all you big companies
out there, if you got adress code and you're enforcing it, I
don't give a damn what color youare. Okay, if you're purple,
pink, black, brown, yellow, orange, white, it don't matter
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versus dress code. I'm enforce it. If there's a rule, I'm going
to enforce it. And if youthink because you're a different color you don't
have to abide, bite, guesswhat. Yep, I'm going to enforce
it. And I don't care.I mean, I'm tired of being called
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racist because aware of something. Youknow, Trump was is one of the
only presidents that never did what thecity is going to do. So therefore,
folks, you guys go out thereand just keep doing this. It's
your choice to go out there anddo stuff. And I saw a T
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shirt the other day that I'm gonnamake sure we're gonna have to change it
up a little bit. But itsays, don't make me repeat myself.
And then it's signed history, andeverybody's going, well, what's that mean?
Well, history tends to repeat itselfif you forget it or don't pay
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attention to it. And I knowfor a fact the schools are not teaching
real history. I don't know whatthe hell they call that stuff they're teaching,
but it ain't history. I livethe history of their teaching, and
they're not teaching it the way.Uh, it actually happened. Matter of
fact, when I was in school, they taught Arkansas history. Now you
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don't hear nothing about Arkansas history anymore. Oh, that's because they had slaves
in Arkansas. Well, hell,they had slaves in Mississippi, and they
had slaves and Texas and Missouri,and are they even had some in Boston?
How about that? Can you imagineBoston? But I'm still floored over
(05:16):
they're teaching history so well that thiscountry has been around for four hundred years
and we didn't know it. It'sjust a few more days, matter of
fact, four more days, there'llbe two hundred and forty years old,
isn't that remarkable. But to theuneducated, this four hundred years, it
(05:40):
might seem like four hundred years,and they're going, oh, but they've
kept us so they kept us depressed, and we haven't depressed anybody. If
you're too lazy to get off yourdead ass and go to work or go
learn something, then I guess youcould feel depressed. Well, they just
don't give me enough. Well,guess what if you want somebody to give
(06:04):
you something, I'll vote for Biden. He's one of those idiots out there
that thinks everybody should have something.And as a matter of fact, he'll
probably give you whatever you ask forin the beginning, and then when he
gets his foot in the door,he's gonna say, oh, by the
way, there's some some caveats tothis. You're going to have to do
(06:29):
what I say and when I say. And you're not gonna be able to
travel around the country like you usedto. You know, COVID nineteen.
You're gonna have to have papers sayingthat you were told to go here or
there and why, and they haveto be signed by me, the president.
Yeah. I think we lived throughthat too. Oh, some of
(06:50):
us did that was called Hitler andStalin and communism and back in the USSR.
But y'all don't know nothing about thatbecause you're too young and you're too
blind, and they don't teach thatanymore because it's one of the how they
(07:13):
put it, they say, it'suh discriminating history. No history is history,
folks, and it will repeat itselfunless you learn it and learn it.
Well, so let's talk about history. What do you want to know
(07:33):
about history? Well, why isthis country fallon the hell and the HANDBASKETA?
Oh, that's because you know,we want to be the most powerful
nation in the world. But allof a sudden, we're letting all the
idiots from other countries that we havebeen out there kicking ass at come over
(07:55):
here and tell us, oh,well, we want the Buddha here,
but you can't say your prayer inschool. We want our country's flag here
from Mexico, but you can't savethe floodge of allegiance. I'll tell you
what, folks, if you don'tlike this down country, get your butt
up, pack your shit and goto wherever you think you're gonna be happy,
(08:16):
but don't come back. I justassume you get up and leave,
and if you do, that's fine, But if you try to come back,
I would suggest say, line youup and shoot you and you're gonna
Oh my god, didn't you justsay that? Well, you're running down
(08:39):
my country, folks, and I'mgetting fed up with it. I don't
give a damn what color you areor how stupid you are trying to get
on the news to do whatever you'retrying to do. The government set up
COVID nineteen so that they can tryto take over while they did a really
(09:00):
good job and then but they didn'tdo a good enough job, so then
they come up with this racist shit, and now they're coming up with other
stuff. You know, UH countryis putting a bounty on Trump's head for
killing their top soldier. Well,I don't remember Trump going over and doing
that. He might ocat it.If you can do it, go ahead,
(09:24):
knock yourself out. What I don'tremember Trump ember leaving the country and
going over and killing anybody. Idon't agree with this, uh deal.
(09:56):
You know, one man killed thatboy a bare in Minnesota. Yeah,
there was three other cops standing aroundwith their finger upper. But but you
know, I think that one manwas in charge, and they were doing
what they were told, so theyshould be exonerated. Now the guy that
(10:16):
killed the kid, well, youknow, frame, I don't care.
But the thing is one man killedanother man, and everybody's trying to make
it into a race thing. ButI have a problem with this race thing.
And the problem is how kin theblack people ain't the ones out there
(10:37):
protesting. It's all the kids outthere eighteen to twenty four, and ninety
nine percent of them look white tome on the last news broadcast, and
then they show soldiers kneeling to them. No, that's not what they're out
there for. The soldiers are outthere to keep peace, not gonna kneel
(11:01):
to you. That's not the thingto do. If you're there to keep
the peace, that's what you're therefor, not to get involved, not
to jump around, not to dance, not to get kiss and make up.
It's if you get out of line, take you out. And I
(11:24):
don't mean to take you out todinner, but that'd be all right too,
I guess, because the way theywere doing it, that's exactly what
happened. Two guys down there andthe soldier kneeling down to this one guy
well, I guess they. Iguess he was proposing to him. I
don't know, but I'm done withthe crap. I'm done with it.
(11:54):
So folks, y'all get out thereand let the media run your life.
I tell you what's going on,because they don't have a clue. And
somebody needs to get that black girloff Channel five. And I said,
yes, the one that's there ateight o'clock in the morning. You know,
(12:18):
it's funny everybody says that the whitepeople are racist. Well, I'm
having a hard time believing that.You know, back the guy told me
said yesterday when he pointed at me, he said, he's a racist.
He's worth a Trump shirt, he'sa Trump supporter. Well, you know,
(12:43):
if you want to go by president, well, Obama was a racist.
Every time somebody disagreed with him,he pulled out that race card and
he said, hey, you're aracist. You're you're against what I'm saying.
Obama never mind, can't say that. Yeh can't say it, but
(13:05):
I guarantee you I can think it. Anytime you have a president that says
that they're all for race, now, I'm all for Trump. Just what,
folks, he went out there andtold them people that if they keep
tearing down statues and keep doing stuff, that they're going to spend a long
(13:28):
time in prison. Well, heneeds to go out there. They need
to go out there and get theone that's already tore down the statues to
prove a point. Shove them inthere. As a matter of fact,
why distance them, just show themall in them the same self. They'in't
afraid of COVID nineteen because that's justa racist thing. You know. Now
(13:58):
they're saying that our kids and blackkids and yellow kids that we're all doing
the protests are coming down with COVIDnineteen in record numbers. Well, I
do feel sorry for him, butI can't condone what they did. They
(14:24):
burned down places, they created havoc. You know, you know, there's
a lot of black cops that shootwhite people. There's a lot of black
people that shoot white people. Goto Chicago, New York on a daily
(14:46):
basis, a lot of people getkilled with guns. But you don't see
all that on the news. Quiet, Oh, it's game related. No,
not all of it. Some ofit may be. Some of it
(15:07):
may be uh breaking an entering,But they're not gonna put that on TV,
because then what happens. Oh yeah, you're racist. You're showing a
black guy broke in a place,or a white person broke in a place
and a black guy shinty. You'retrying to be racist. No, it's
(15:30):
a deal. People. People arepeople. Unless you come in on a
flying saucer last night and we didn'tknow about it. You're a person.
And if you don't think you are, then you've got another problem. If
(15:54):
you think somebody's holding you back,keeping you from getting somewhere and life that
you think you ought to be,then by god, go out there and
try to do something, do somethingdifferent for a change, and set on
your buttet home. Yeah, let'sdo something where people can be proud of
(16:18):
you. Go out there, starta business. You don't have to.
I'm not talking about selling drugs either. I'm talking about started business. Go
get you a flower store or something, make some money, improve your life.
(16:40):
It can be done. You knowhow many times in my lifetime I've
been shot down and screwed over.I don't like No, I just don't
like it. But I'm not goingto give up. I think if you
(17:04):
really wanted to be something or dosomething, you'd do it. I see
people in Dallas, you know familythere. He works for Xerox, And
they had that coupon book thing thatwas all by black people. Did you
(17:26):
know that. Yeah, buy thesecoupons for twenty five bucks. They costume.
You know, they got all thesepeople donate all these services, and
then they sold the books for likefifty bucks. Cost him five dollars to
make, so they was making moneyhand over fists. Yeah, you can
(17:53):
do it. Anybody can. It'sjust whether you have the gumption to get
your butt up and quit feeling sorryfor yourself. And trust me, I
know I didn't come from the littlerich family. Nobody gave me a damn
(18:17):
silver spoon. I was born.Yeah, I was born out there in
California where all the fruits and nutsare. Then I can't. Then my
parents moved to Arkansas, right onthe Mississippi River. Yeah, and I'm
gonna tell you something. We didn'thave all these video games and cell phones.
(18:42):
And I chopped cotton for a dollara day. I didn't pick it,
but I chopped it, you know, a dollar an hour. I'm
sorry. As eight dollars a day, I might tell you how old I
am, but that's okay. Ilearned early I had to work for what
(19:03):
I wanted. Instead of sitting athome playing video games until somebody gives me
what I want, I went outand worked for it. I still I
worked for everything that I've got.Can you imagine that having to work for
(19:23):
something? Oh my god, that'sa new concept, didn't it. You'd
rather be out in the street burningpeople's stuff down that's worked their butt off
to get it, then be outthere trying to be a part of the
solution instead of being part of theproblem. Now, if I'm a racist
(19:44):
for saying that was, so,be it. I don't care. But
I'm telling all of you, Idon't care what color you are, what
nationality you are. You know,when this thing first started, this pandemic
thing, and they started laying peopleoff, and the government says, we're
(20:06):
going to give you six hundred dollarsa week more than you're unemplointed. You're
gonna get your unemployment plus six hundreddollars for getting laid off work. We
went to white people's houses, folks, because they were supposed to pay rent
and they weren't paying rent, andgave them a chance before rent was due
(20:33):
and said, hey, what's deal? And you go and they go,
oh, well, we got laidoff work. It's noon, you're still
in bed. Yeah, have youfiled unemployment? Now we'd have to stand
in a line, and we reallydon't want to do that. That wasn't
(20:56):
black people saying that. That waswhite kids eighteen to twenty four, the
same ones that was out there protesting. Well, my mama, My mama
didn't send me my money yet,she's gonna send it to me because I
got maid off work. Let metell you something. I'm struggling to find
(21:23):
something to do. That's why I'mout here bugging you guys. I guess,
but I was in the truck wreckedtwo years ago, and I've been
told I can't work. I cantalk. They tell me I can't work,
(21:49):
though, and they don't give adamn if I starved to death out
here, they don't care. Andthe other idiot that hit me is still
working. So you tell me whatthe hell? So I don't feel sorry
(22:18):
for any of you out there tosay able to get your butt up and
go to work and you set ithome or in bed until noon, and
go, oh, would I hadto stand in a line to get uployment.
But at the same time, youcan go out there and protest.
(22:38):
You can go out there and say, oh, black lives matter, cops
lives matter. Will guess what,None of those lives matter. But all
lives do matter. So I'm saying. What I'm saying so you don't get
your butt hurt, is that itdon't matter if you're black, it don't
matter, if you're a cop,it don't matter who you are, just
(23:03):
that single life don't matter. Butthey all do matter. And you're going
you're confusing me with the facts.Yep, because every single life out there
matters. It don't matter what coloryou are, don't matter if you're a
cop, it don't matter. Ifyou're stupid, it don't matter if you're
a genius. What does matter isthat every single life out there matters.
(23:29):
And if you're too stupid to knowthat, and you think you can go
out there and protest and burn shitdown and go out there and get this
disease and passing around, that's whatthese kids are doing. I just saw
it on those day. This twentyfour year old girl was out there protesting.
She got Corona nineteen. Now she'safraid of seventy five year old man,
(23:52):
daddy is going to catch it fromher and killing. Well, why
didn't you think about that when youwas out there protesting. Oh it didn't
matter. Well, your daddy's lifematter, your mama's life matters. Oh
my god, everybody's life matters.And you know, and that's like the
guy that said black lives don't matter, but all lives matter. They beat
(24:18):
the hell out of me. Buthe was saying that all lives matter,
not just the black, not justthe Asian, not just the white,
it's all. And you know whatI think, y'all. Y'all are just
(24:44):
out there trying to get you fifteenseconds on TV. So here's my solution
to this problem. Folks. Idon't care if you're Chinese, Japanese,
Mexican, Asian, European, British. I don't care who you are.
(25:12):
If you're in my country and youdon't like it here. You don't like
our traditions, you don't like theway we do things. You don't like
the fact that the Confederate flag wasflying because it was a Southern War flag,
had nothing to do with race.If you don't like all that crap,
(25:32):
pack your shit and get the hellout of my country. We'll open
the door for you. Matter offact, we might even figure it out
a way. If you can't affordit, we might figure a way to
get you the hell out of here. I might do a Jerry Lewis type
telethon just so you can catch aboat out of here. Because this is
(26:03):
our country and we're proud to behere. I am an American, and
I'm proud to be an American.So therefore, you people that's out there
trying to destroy American beware because ifyou don't like it here, I don't
want you here, So pack yourshit and go. Oh by the way,
(26:29):
I've got to say this. Isay this all the time, but
I got to say this. Andif you think you're an African American,
I hear it on the news.I find all of the African American,
well, guess what has he everbeen to Africa? Or she no,
Well, then she's American unless she'schanging her nationality to African. But she's
not an African American. I guaranteeyou that ninety percent of the people that
(26:56):
say, oh, I'm African American, let me ask you something, have
you ever been to Africa? Didyou know that in Africa, in certain
parts of Africa, white is asupreme group. They don't allow any other
(27:19):
ethnic group out there. You didn'tknow that, Well, go to Africa
and find out. I guarantee you, I'll see if we can get a
plane to land right there. Folks, I'm telling you, this is the
only country in the world where youhave the freedom to do what the hell
you've been doing. But it's fixingto be the only country in the world
(27:41):
where you don't have that freedom becauseyou screwed it up. The ten percent
screwed up for the other ninety percent, And there's ten percent of you out
there right now screwing things up andnot having a clue what you're doing.
So go, folks, if you'rean American, be proud, load your
(28:07):
guns, kick back, drink yourmoonshine, have a good time. Fourth
July is coming the rest of you. On the fourth of July. I
think you should have to work outin one hundred degrees sun and you don't
get to celebrate the freedom of thiscountry. And then we'd figure out who
(28:30):
you was. And well, ifyou go out there and you start protesting,
I think that's the first one theyought to send out on a boat,
don't care if it goes to anothercountry. Put them out in the
middle of the ocean. If theytry to come back, sink the boat.
Because if you're not for my country, you're not for us, and
(28:51):
I don't care. So load upthe boats or have a good Fourth July,
which every case is. But justremember there's people out there that really
like this country and we're not gonnalet you destroy it because you're stupid,
(29:11):
or you're from Afghanistan or Pakistan orMexico or Canada or Russia or wherever the
hell you came from. Take yourass back. If you don't like my
country, quit trying to make mycountry what your country was. So why
(29:33):
did you leave it? If youcame here to live here because of the
freedom, and now you want tochange my country to your country, not
get tell out of here. Andthat's the way I see it, and
that's the way it is. Folks. This thirtieth day of June and tomorrow,
beach your live first, and thenthree more days will be or two
(29:56):
more days, three more days willbeat yourly or we'll celebrate our independence,
will celebrate our freedom. And ifyou don't like the freedom that you have.
Pack your shit up and get thehell out of my country. Now
it's a good time to tell yougo leave, disappear. I don't want
(30:17):
to hear another thing on the news, which I know is not going to
happen. But I don't want tohear another thing on the news about black
lives matter. Nobody else lives matter. I don't really give a damn.
So this is probably a more explicitconversation than y'all ever wanted to hear.
Glad you're the ones that's still hereor stayed here, but those that you
(30:41):
couldn't take it and left, say, Levie, have a good day.
I'm signing off. Oh by theway, if you need any good T
shirt, chicky rings or anything likethat, go to three sixty five Christmas
Tight Club. I guarantee you you'llfind something you like. And if you
don't, well just drop this lineand we'll see if we can pick up
(31:06):
and we will make you a Tshirt says black lives matter. We I
mean, because the way I lookat it, everybody is green. If
you got money, hey, you'remy friend. I don't care. And
I know the government make sure thateverybody has money. All right, that
(31:27):
was a joke, folks. Butthe thing is, if you don't see
a T shirt you want, andyou know what you wanted to say,
drop us line. Won't make itfor you. They're eighteen dollars apiece or
two to thirty. And I don'tcare what you say. I don't get
offended about your little T shirt becausehere's the thing. If you have me
(31:49):
make a T shirt, I damnsure want you to wear it in the
public. That's the only rule thatI got. Anything, I'll make for
you, and believe me, Iwill. I don't care. Just send
me your money, and baby,I'll make anything you want. How about
that? And we also do weddingceremonies. So if you want to get
hitched and you can't find a preacherto do it for you, hey,
(32:14):
just give us a call. We'lldo it for you. The only thing
is you had to come to thestate of Arkansas because we're only licensed in
Arkansas. But I guess I couldget a license somewhere else, but right
now we're not. I'm not traveling, I'm not doing anything. So that's
the way it is, folks.On this wonderful day and humid day,
(32:38):
as a matter of fact, outthere, so y'all, you know,
sunshine, its humid, this eightyeight degrees. It was eighty eight degrees
at four o'clock this morning. Idon't know what it is right now,
but it was eighty eight degrees atfour o'clock this morning when I was up.
And since i'm not up now,I'm just here. Y'all have a
(33:00):
good day.
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