Congress Fails to Prevent a Government Shutdown

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Speaker 1 (00:11):
The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (00:15):
Is this thing working? Hello?

Speaker 3 (00:19):
Oh it is? Oh?

Speaker 2 (00:19):
Guy, I just want to make sure because you know,
everything shut down. What now it's time for ninety seconds
of government shutdown talk? All right, ninety seconds of government
shutdown talk. The excitement that is Chad, you're not taking
this seriously? I am, And I'll tell you why because

(00:41):
how often have they done this? A kazillion times? And
I'm going to tell you how this ends. Who's ever
internal polling says that they're taking the blame. They will
come to the table and end this. And right now,

(01:01):
both sides think they have the upper hand. I think
it tilts a little bit more to the right in
this occasion, but we'll see. That's how these things end.
What's our polling saying it's their fault. Let them sit

(01:23):
with it, right right, let them sit with it. There's
no reason for us to come. Oh our polling's bad,
it's our fault. We better go talk to them. That's
the way these things end. Life will go on. I'm
expecting a couple of days, maybe it's a little bit longer.
We'll see. But you know, this is their job, and

(01:45):
once again they have failed to do their job, and
all they do are continuing resolutions because well that's the
way that government works at this moment in time. Unfortunately, there,
you guys, go, there was it right there. Ninety seconds.
I told you, I told you, you did, you did
tell us. Yesterday there was a PEP rally. That's the

(02:07):
way I described it, and talked to everybody. Mike Leons
I was texting him throughout the thing about the PEP
rally with all of the generals, the admirals, everybody there together,
and I felt it was a PEP rally. That's the

(02:28):
best way to describe it. Warrior ethos, gone with the
woke stuff.

Speaker 4 (02:35):
This administration has done a great deal from day one
to remove the social justice, politically correct and toxic ideological
garbage that had infected our department.

Speaker 5 (02:45):
To rip out the politics.

Speaker 4 (02:50):
No more identity months, dei offices, dudes in dresses, no
more climate change worship, vision distraction or gender delusions, no
more debris. As I've said before and we'll say again,
we are done.

Speaker 6 (03:09):
With that.

Speaker 3 (03:11):
Now.

Speaker 2 (03:13):
While I thought a lot of it was again at
PEP rally and unnecessary, as I think most meetings are
in the world. I have no problem with getting rid
of the woke stuff. Three hundred percent honest with you guys.
The military is not where you practice DEEI. The military

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is not where you practice you know, drag. It's not
where you practice furry. The military is about breaking stuff.
It's about Prussian souls of our enemies. It's about breaking things.
That's what it is. We need a strong military. It's

(03:54):
not a social experiment when it comes to the wokeness
and stuff. I we need a military that it's going
to crush souls. That's what we want now. I think
we've got the best military in the world. And like anything,
it can always be better. It could be better, you
can better, We could all be better. That being said,

(04:15):
some of the stuff had gotten ridiculous that you had
heard about. Long gone are the days of Luke Gussett
Junior yelling at somebody, where are you from? Boy Dixon?
Only two things come out of Texas steers and I
don't see any horns on you. Oh that stuff isn't

(04:36):
like that anymore. It had gotten to the point where, yeah,
it'd become an issue that you had heard over and
over again. So as far as the military goes, no,
I don't want a social DEI woke experiment. What I
want is the baddest, the toughest, the strongest, the smartest

(04:57):
fighting machines. That's that's what I wanted. One of the
other things they talk about is fitness. Now, for some
of us, fitness means I'm a fitness in my mouth,
like a giant piece of pizza. For them, a little different.

Speaker 7 (05:13):
Heg Seth said, military fitness and standards will be enforced.

Speaker 1 (05:17):
No more fat generals or admirals.

Speaker 4 (05:19):
He said, I don't want my son serving alongside troops
wh are out of shape or in combat unit with
females who can't meet the same combat arms physical standards
as men.

Speaker 7 (05:29):
For those ground combat roles which women have been performing
for more than a decade, the high male standard will
now be the norm.

Speaker 2 (05:38):
And I have no problem with that. I just don't.
This is a different time, live in a different world,
and you know you want a quality. This is what
it looks like, and there are women out there that
will pass this. But just to give you a snapshot,

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and I touched on the last night, I did a
video a snapshot of how many people are actually eligible
and who they're looking for as far as the military
and you break it down and how many people would
even want to serve, because there's a lot of disqualifiers.
So first and foremost, let's take a look at this. Okay,

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About thirty three to thirty four million Americans are in
the prime recruitment age seventeen to twenty four. Okay, Now,
let's take a look at how many of those would
actually get through, and then how many of those who
got through would want to serve. Military requires a high
school diploma. Ged About ten to twelve percent of young

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adults lack this, so out of the pool. Immediately, criminal
record and arrest, felony or certain misdemeanors can disqualify about
ten percent seventeen to twenty four year olds have this,
So out there go. Health and fitness. It's a biggie
right here, kids, This one's a biggie, folks. It is

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the biggest disqualifier of all. Obesity as a mental health diagnosis,
and drug use. DoD studies show that over seventy percent
of youth failed to meet the physical medical standards without
a waiver. So we're starting to get way down there.
And then you've got some other factors. Citizen immigration status

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must be a US citizen or legal permanent resident, drug
alcohol use history, and dependence as well if you're a
single parent. And then you start getting down to the point.
So only twenty three to twenty five percent of seventeen
to twenty four year olds meet the basic eligibility criteria education, fitness,
criminal record, et cetera. So that means one in four

(07:50):
young Americans don't even meet that, and some of them
may have to have a waiver out of that. Okay,
so you're looking at this thirty four million, right, so
we're at eight million ish people can serve. Out of that,
only nine percent have expressed interest, not want to, but

(08:11):
expressed interest in serving. So you're looking at about six
fifty to seven hundred thousand that have expressed interest. So yeah,
there are issues in recruiting, there's no doubt. And so
there's issues in the physical fitness side, and a lot

(08:31):
of stuff that goes into the drugs, the depression, the
obviously many other things, especially the physical fitness side, like
that being the number one disqualifier out of all of this.
So there is already a little bit of an uphill battle.
So yesterday was a bit of a ra ra How

(08:53):
did people actually feel about it. I don't think a
lot of people from what I talked to, A couple
of people were impressed and or thrilled by it, thought,
you know, while a lot of people were, you know,
the Maga folk were celebrating the hell out of this.
A lot of constitutional Republicans and conservatives and even people

(09:15):
in the military thought, what the hell is this about.
Then you got to Trump and this is the well,
it's the ultimate troller in chief, but starts talking about
the military, about the enemy here, and maybe that we
should use the military, as you know here in America

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as a training ground.

Speaker 8 (09:37):
What defending the homeland is the military's first and most
important priority.

Speaker 9 (09:42):
That's what it is.

Speaker 8 (09:44):
Only in recent decades did politicians somehow come to believe
that our job is to police the far reaches of
Kenya and Somaaya while America is under invasion from within.

Speaker 2 (09:55):
We're under invasion from within.

Speaker 8 (10:00):
Different than a foreign enemy, but more difficult in many
ways because they don't wear uniforms. At least when they're
wearing a uniform, you can take them out. These people
don't have uniforms. But we are under invasion from within.
We're stopping it very quickly.

Speaker 2 (10:18):
No no, that's a hard note for me. Sorry. Look,
if you want to go to Portland and guard the
federal area where ice is especially you know, given what's
happened in Dallas and stuff like. Okay, okay, maybe you
make that argument much easier than sending him in to
fight crime. But now you're talking about let's use maybe

(10:38):
our citizens as a I don't know, a training ground.

Speaker 7 (10:41):
I am told that many of the officers in the
audience were especially jarred by those remarks about training in
American cities. Others say they are now thinking about where
their red lines are because Hegseth made clear that if
they don't like what they are hearing from him, they should.

Speaker 2 (10:59):
Resign, which is a possibility. There's no doubt about that.
So we'll see. And I think behind the closed doors
there were some other talk about maybe what might be
happening in Iran and Venezuela as well. Interesting say the
least three two, three, five, three, eight, twenty four, twenty

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single one of you. A lot of stuff to get
to today. Some interesting stuff was Stossel and young Americans
who are struggling financially trying to get ahead. We talk
about that. We got some Israel stuff and it's one

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Speaker 1 (13:10):
You're listening to the Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (13:13):
Will they take the deal or won't they? I'm talking
about Hamas. I am thinking no, they probably won't. And
even if they do, will it matter? And I'll tell
you about that.

Speaker 10 (13:23):
But first, President Trump warning Hamas to accept his plan
to end the war in Gaza or else Israel will
have his full backing to destroy them.

Speaker 11 (13:33):
I have a feeling that we're going to have a
positive answer.

Speaker 2 (13:36):
But if not, as you know, maybe you'd have mar
full backing.

Speaker 10 (13:39):
Standing side by side with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,
Trump announcing his twenty point plan that would see Hamas
release all of the remaining hostages and agree to not
have any role in the governance of Gaza in any form.

Speaker 2 (13:54):
Which is good they shouldn't at all. But while they
did their press conference right in English, in Hebrew when
he did his press conference, he says, yeah, we're not
pulling our people out. We're not doing that. So what

(14:16):
he says to the American press and then what he
says to us are two separate things. I don't think
he wants it to end. I think he will go
in and as some people say, put the poison pill
in there. At some point in time, Hamas needs to go.
Everybody recognizes that. But Biebe at this point in time,

(14:37):
is going to use it for all that he possibly can.
So I don't think a deal will get done. I
want to be wrong. I want there to be a
deal that gets done. I just don't think there will be.
And I don't think he wants it at this point
in time. I think the thing is make it so.
It's so awful and miserable that the people of Palestine

(15:01):
now talking about Hamas just want a deal done. They
don't care. They just want something done. Get something done.
That's it. That's just whatever you have to do, get
it done. Because they're starving, they're getting blown up. It
is hell on earth. They're occupied and they have nowhere

(15:28):
to go. So it's a horrible situation. Again, this has
nothing to do is you always have to preface everything
because somebody's come back and you hate the chees No.
Three two, three, five, three eight, twenty four, twenty three
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(15:51):
hate war and I hate the killing of innocence. We
should all want that, shouldn't we. I would like to
think so. But again, at a time like this, you
say one thing and they're going to interpret like this
because they're coming after you because they see you as
part of the problem. And I say that because they

(16:13):
met with influencers the other day and they gave him
their marching order of what they need to do, and
it was well, it's hilarious. Is a good way to
say that.

Speaker 12 (16:20):
We were asking him the hard questions that a lot
of people from our generation have been raising concerns about,
for example, and the same way he listened to us
and took in our criticisms. I'm truly hoping that you
guys will listen to the answer. Apak Apak is something
that I see all the time. Number One, APAK is
not an Israeli organization. It has no ties whatsoever to

(16:42):
the government of Israel.

Speaker 1 (16:43):
It's not foreign lobbying.

Speaker 12 (16:45):
It's a lobbyist group that happens to be lobbying for
a certain group of people.

Speaker 2 (16:49):
Oh goodness made that poor girl. She's trying, it's so hard.
I went and looked at the comments and they just
blasted her. APEC should be registered as a foreign lobbying group.
If you don't know what APEX stands for, as the
American Israeli Public Affairs Committee, where they'll fly everybody House members, senators,

(17:12):
any politician you could think of. Last week they had
a bunch of state senators and congress people from every
state over there. Yeah, they lobby on behalf of a
group and they are very powerful. Three two, three, five,
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Then Chad Benson.

Speaker 1 (17:42):
Show, The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (18:05):
It's Wednesday. So you know what that means. A little
white girl Wednesday or girl here Kylie. She likes to
tell us all the things that we do wrong as
human beings, especially as white folk men in particular.

Speaker 13 (18:17):
I am Kylie, and no, I don't think white people
can experience racism. Can white people experience hatred because of
the color of their skin? Yes, But is it as
severe or damaging as when people of color experienced racism? Know,
not at all, And because there are institutional barriers to
the success of people of color in systemic inequalities, racism
is a stronger and more apt term for what people

(18:38):
of color experience on a day to day. Basic prejudice
is simply harboring negative attitudes towards somebody based on a
characteristic that they can't control, which I feel is a
better description of the attitudes that some people of color
have towards white people. Am I going to be profiled
and arrested based on the color of my skin?

Speaker 2 (18:53):
No?

Speaker 13 (18:53):
Am I going to have a harder time getting a
job because of the color of my skin? No, I'm
more likely to be arrested, incarcerated, or wrongly convicted because
of the color of my skin or called slurs like no,
I'm not so. That is why we say white people
can experience prejudice, but not racism necessarily, because it diminishes
the harm of actual racism by saying that white people
can experience it. You don't see that men experience sexism

(19:14):
because they don't. Yeah, some women have hustle auditords towards men,
but it doesn't affect their day to day life or
their opportunities or make them psychologically.

Speaker 2 (19:21):
Distressed, said a woman who is apparently not reading. That
men are struggling more than ever before, and then includes
young men, and we're seeing the effects of that. More
and more young men are depressed, more and more young
men are dropping out of society. So yes, and we
have to separate the two, you know. And I'm glad
she's doing the work because we're going to help her

(19:41):
do the work here when it comes to men in particular,
let's separate the two women. Think of the power struggle
that came well before you, the young women out there
that came well before you. Okay, that's my mom's generations,
that the Boomer's generation and the Greatest generation and some
of the Gen X generation that was before your time.

(20:02):
Now it's totally different. And we've touched on that over
the last couple days and we'll continue to do so.
And as far as racism, Yeah, if go to China, China,
can you experience racism over there? I would assume probably,
m yeah, you could. But racism is a power structure.
Theisms are a power structure. As I said, So we're

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doing the work, guys, that's the most important thing. We
do the work here. Others and other shows they don't
do the work. We do the work, and that's what matters. Okay,
we'll hear more from her in a little bit. Uh,
times were better back yonder? Yes, no, maybe you hear
a lot of young people are frustrated and pissed about
today's world. When it comes to the expense of today's world,

(20:47):
there's a lot that goes into that, some true, some
not so true.

Speaker 9 (20:50):
Have you heard how young people suffered today?

Speaker 6 (20:54):
Nay, scream at the top of my lines.

Speaker 9 (20:59):
Social media is filled with videos that.

Speaker 2 (21:01):
Say younger generations are finding it hotter and horder to
get reliable jobs, afford comfortable homes, stot a family.

Speaker 9 (21:08):
We baby boomers had things so much easier.

Speaker 2 (21:11):
Your father could somehow afford a house, a car, and
also put multiple kids through college.

Speaker 14 (21:16):
But and now it's deemed near possible for normal people
to get ahead financially or shoot, even own a home.

Speaker 9 (21:22):
This meme gets millions of views. Once upon a time,
meaning when I was a kid, a family could own
a home, a car, and send their kids to college
all on one income.

Speaker 2 (21:34):
Is that true in some cases? Absolutely true? And the
college thing, we was going to go back to this.
It's hard to compare apples and oranges in this situation
when it comes because the expense of college is so
much more out of control, if you even just for
inflation comparatively to today. So there's a lot that goes
into it. And now I'm gonna break it down, give

(21:55):
you some of the real stuff. But Stossel does a
good job here too.

Speaker 9 (21:58):
This meme is all over the internet.

Speaker 15 (22:00):
People believe it, and that's really a fantasy.

Speaker 9 (22:03):
Economist Norbert Michelle, it's not true.

Speaker 15 (22:06):
No, it seems really great to think that everything was
so awesome back then, but it wasn't. Materially, we are
so much better off now than we were in the
sixties and seventies.

Speaker 9 (22:17):
Well, young people get clicks asking what's the point of working.

Speaker 2 (22:21):
You can't even live in a house. Most people don't
live in houses because it's too expensive.

Speaker 15 (22:26):
That's just a factual mistake.

Speaker 9 (22:28):
Census data show more American z own homes today than
did when I was a kid.

Speaker 14 (22:33):
People are still buying homes, but it is far more
expensive for them to be buying homes.

Speaker 2 (22:38):
Yes, and that is an absolute years indeed, So I
broke down the dat I went back to nineteen eighty five.
So you look at the medium price of a home
seventy two five hundred today four hundred and twenty two thousand,
median income about twenty four grand today about eighty four thousand,

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So price to income ratio as far as homes three
point one in eighty five, about five point zero now,
so it's gone up. But in eighty five was twelve
to thirteen percent was your interest rate? My mother was thrilled.
She got like ten and a half percent on her house.
Right now it's about six ish percent, so you know,
a lot of it is kind of the same thirty

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one percent as far as your payment back then compared
to thirty two percent now. Where it becomes an issue
is the down. So if you were to have twenty
percent down back then, it would it took you about
six years to save for something like that, as far
as saving a certain percent of your income, it'll take
up to ten years to get to that point. So

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there are some things where you're like, yeah, okay, I
see how maybe it's it's so inflated, and you know
that we make it think like it's horrible, But there's
more to the story. And yeah, the younger generation has
some gripes for sure, but we're also living in time
that's better than ever, and starter homes don't really exist

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the way they used to.

Speaker 9 (24:06):
Progressives like Columbia professor Jeremy Nay, you're giving out ted
talk about how inequality is a matter of life and death. Say,
the meme is right on this is correct, That is correct,
but it's misleading. Houses are more expensive today, but they're
bigger and nicer.

Speaker 15 (24:24):
The homes that we're buying now are not the homes
that people were buying in the fifties, sixties, and seventies.

Speaker 2 (24:30):
Four bed, three bath with a two car garage.

Speaker 15 (24:33):
We have bigger homes, better equipped homes.

Speaker 9 (24:36):
Modern homes are much bigger than homes were when I
was a kid. They're twice as likely to have central air, dishwashers,
garbage disposals, almost all homes now have washers and dryers.
They didn't used to. The popular meme doesn't mention that.

Speaker 2 (24:54):
So they talk about, though, the materialistic side of stuff.
And we've talked about this for a very long time.
I forget the guy that we bring on who talks
about the expense of things comparatively to what they were
a long time ago. So the things we enjoy that

(25:15):
aren't necessities are way cheaper. Right, your TV breaks today,
you don't go get it fixed. Your TV broke in
the seventies and eighties, you and your four friends, we're
gonna have to load that up for your mom and dad,
or your grandma and grandpa. Take to the TV repair place.
And you guys know what I talk about, you and
your four friends. Because that thing was in mahogany, your
back would go out. You get that fixed today, your

(25:37):
sixty inch breaks, throw it away, I don't care. I'll
get a new one. Cost a buck. So the things
that were not a necessity but a luxury back then,
we're expensive today. The things that are we consider quote
unquote luxuries or materialistic, they're cheap, very cheap. I mean
that costs virtually nothing. It's crazy inexpensive. Certain things are.

(26:01):
I mean I always go back to the movie The
Wedding Singer, if you've ever seen that with Adam Sandler,
and the guy gets the uh compact disc player, you know,
and it's said in the eighties, it's like that thing
costs me a thousand bucks. Could you imagine that today? No,
you probably couldn't. It'd have to be some sort of
special antique one off. And even then, but oh my

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goodness me, and then you start throwing in other things.
College justin for inflation eighty five to now more than double,
and that doesn't count for room and board, books, et cetera.
And the dollar has weakened as far as it's spending power.

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So yeah, things are better for the materialistic side, but
more expensive for the necessity side. Three two, three, five, three, eight,
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Wednesday to a one Hit Wonder, a group an artist
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Now, it's time for another edition of One Hit Wonder Wednesday.
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Band, but you definitely know the song from this bruiser.

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This is one Hit Wonder Wednesday.

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All right, all right, all right, One Hit Wonder Wednesday.
One Hit Wonder Wednesday. Today is a band that dropped
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(30:37):
the least. Members Eric Schrody, Daniel O'Connor, leor DeMont you
know them as everlast, Danny Boy and DJ Lethal. They
came out with this song and it went crazy. Your
one hit wonder this week from nineteen ninety two and beyond,

(30:57):
with a little Irish theme and some bouncing around. No
doubt about that house of pain.

Speaker 18 (31:26):
Bucket up back again, Let me again. I came in
the wind out on me.

Speaker 5 (31:30):
That's a sin.

Speaker 19 (31:31):
I won't tell my sock up. Don't give that a
back up. Try and Blater running out a whole cool act.
Don't get up and stand up, hold your hands up.
You got the feeling jump up us the ceiling, monsters up,
someone's talking, jump the lp us in the hop and
then I'll take the punks out feeling done.

Speaker 2 (31:46):
Camps in a chunk and I got more cums.

Speaker 19 (31:48):
In this cops and a dunkin Donuts, chop shove up,
fuck up from the kids on that house with my mama,
my pups.

Speaker 2 (31:53):
I can't look it out, I can't nick it down.

Speaker 5 (31:56):
So get down to.

Speaker 9 (31:56):
Seat and jump around, jump around.

Speaker 2 (32:00):
So the song came out and it just took off,
and they knew it was going to be a hit.
Oddly enough, because even before the final song had been
put together, people were fighting over the album.

Speaker 3 (32:18):
The moment I really really really realized what was going
on beyond all the like we sent the demo out
and four record companies flew out to LA the next day.
That gave me a hint like something's going on. But
was when we came to New York after we had
signed with Tommy Boy, and I was going to a
club at the time called Nell's. It was like, oh,
yeahpen Spot, I've been there. I think it was on
fourteenth YEP. So we were on our way there and

(32:40):
walking to Neils the record wasn't out yet, just promo
like cassettes walking the nels at least a dozen cars
blaring it as it's going. They're going as we're going.
I'm like, this is crazy. So you knew he had
a slapper? Well, I was like, this is crazy. But
I was like, it's New York, you know, and this
is where the record company is. They're saturated. This company
was good at Tommy Boy satur New York streets with

(33:01):
all their.

Speaker 2 (33:08):
So that being said, there was an issue and ever last,
and the boys found out what that issue was when
it came to this song.

Speaker 3 (33:19):
Another long story is this criss Cross record jump that
was old. They tried that. The guy that ran that
record company, we played him our song first and he
tried to he told those kids to make that record. No,
I don't blame those kids at all, dream I mean
they were they were chilly, they were kids, right, and
they were told to do it, and it was a
good idea. The guy knew it anyway, that record. They
shoved that out right before our record. Like I remember

(33:39):
like the record company calling us in and being like,
don't panic, but we got to show you something. And
so we get to the club they start throwing on
that Criss Cross record, make it, and then all of
a sudden you hear they need to go. They just
back to back. I thought the floor was going to
fall out of Nell's like it was. I thought the

(34:02):
building was in danger. Like all of us were like
what because the flour was doing this and I was like,
oh my god, this is going to be a hit record.

Speaker 2 (34:22):
So you hear that at the end, this is dedicated
to that is actually the It was like a disc
track because who they dedicated to was the guy who
told the kids from Crisscross you got to do this,
and this is how this is going to go. Obviously,
they didn't have any more hits, but Everlast went on

(34:44):
and he's had several hits, and the other guys went
off and they've done really successful things as well. Nobody
knows where the scream comes from, and that's very interesting
with you. That and the producer of the this song
for the most part was DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill,

(35:05):
and he's never really told anybody. Some people think it's
a sample from Prince Get Off. Others say it's Junior
Walker's shoot your Shot. Either way, super famous, your one
hit wonder Today, House of Pain, Jump around three, two, three, five, three, eight,
twenty four to twenty three at Chet Benson Shows, your
ext your Insta, YouTube, Facebook, and more. Love doing One

(35:28):
Hit Wonder Wednesday. If you have any ideas for One
Hit Wonder Wednesday, shoot us a text or an email
or tweet at us as well right here on the
Chat Benson Show. Coming up, Hour number two of The
Chat Benson Show. More on you know the whole thing
with the troops yesterday, we touch on that the government shutdown.

(35:49):
We'll give it its ninety seconds. It deserves. The crazy
story out of Iowa and they're superintendent there who was
arrested on Friday. Not supposed to be here by the way,
what Yeah, he's here illegally. Just the story every day changes,
it gets weirder and weirder. We'll talk about that. We're
a little this day in history as well. Coming up,

(36:10):
and a bunch of other goodies. Yes, it is White
Woman Wednesday. We can't leave without telling you that. That's
another reason you're gonna have to stick around. Our number
two of The Chad Benson Show is straight ahead.

Speaker 1 (36:23):
This is the Chad Benson Show, The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (36:53):
It's that time, ninety seconds of fun and frivolity. Are
you ready for it? We're shutting down now. It's time
for ninety seconds of government shutdown talk. All right, we
do ninety seconds of government shutdown talk. And some people say, Chad,
why only ninety seconds, because to me it's frustrating. It

(37:14):
is your job to get this stuff done. We're not
talking about a full budget from year to year. We're
still talking about continuing resolutions. That's why it's frustrating.

Speaker 20 (37:24):
There are going to be millions of American families in
the next week in October sitting down and saying, how
are we going to pay these damn bills?

Speaker 2 (37:33):
Chuck Sheumer, ladies and gentlemen, He's useless, so useless. I
think he wanted to cave, but he caught himself.

Speaker 5 (37:44):
But he did.

Speaker 2 (37:45):
He wanted to cave. He wanted to give in to this,
and they talked about a seven to ten day continuing
resolution while they still debated this their bill.

Speaker 20 (37:55):
They call it clean. We call it totally partisan. There
was no input from Democrats. Not a single line in
their bill had input from Democrats.

Speaker 2 (38:06):
They just wanted to kick the can down the road.

Speaker 3 (38:08):
That was it.

Speaker 2 (38:10):
And so you get the shutdown, and we know how
these things go. And eventually, when the shutdown ends, they'll
all cheer each other on for doing their job. And
by the way, it's usually only temporary because they really
only just do a cr You guys recognize that everybody does.
That's what you guys do. That's who you are. Ninety

(38:31):
seconds right there, right on time as well. Meanwhile, yesterday
was very interesting, a lot of stuff going on. We'll
get to the anti woke, new fighting ethos of our military.
But while Trump and Pete Pete, the Secretary of War,

(38:54):
did that earlier, later in the day, Trump talked about
the new Trump our xrup X, trump bar X. It's
the R, it's the ex, it's trump our X, and
this is going to be for prescription drugs. And Peiser
surprised everybody by signing on to do this.

Speaker 11 (39:15):
Piser has agreed to provide some of their most popular
current medications to all consumers that heavily discounted prices of
anywhere between fifty and even one hundred percent.

Speaker 9 (39:25):
And that's off.

Speaker 11 (39:26):
That's off the price.

Speaker 2 (39:28):
It's off the price fifty to percent, maybe more. You
don't know. They may give you money to take their drugs.
So of course I did a deep dive because I
want to know, like, how is this going to work?
Because this is very interesting. Prescription drugs, healthcare in general
frustrating expensive, going to be more expensive. That's one of

(39:49):
the fights that's going on for the government shutdown is
the getting rid of the ACA subsidy. So people next year,
some of you out there, about twenty two to twenty
five million Americans, you're gonna see a giant jump in
price in a major way, like a scary, major way.
But this will help in certain occasions. There's no doubt

(40:11):
Pfizer is.

Speaker 11 (40:12):
Committing to offer all of that prescription medications to Medicaid,
and it will be at the most favored nations prices.
It's going to have a huge impact on bringing Medicaid costs.

Speaker 2 (40:21):
Down, which is what we want. So as I did
the deep deep dive into this thing, boy, you guys
are looking him doing deep deep deep dives.

Speaker 21 (40:31):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (40:31):
The way that this new Trump are ax is going
to work, okay. So it's direct to consumer, Okay, So
they're going to offer your you're paying cash, So uninsured
or people with high deductibles, you're probably gonna do all
right with this, Okay, you are medicare states already get

(40:51):
access to the favorite nations most you know, favorite nations
level pricing on Pfizer drugs. So but there's gonna be
some stuff that will help lower some of this stuff.
Now here's the big caveat what drugs are going to
be offered? Is anybody else joining up? Because that matters.
So if you have a if they only release, as

(41:14):
they say, niche drugs, well then you know, if not
a lot of people are taking them, that that's not
going to be a helper. Now he said Pfizer is
going to do this, this, and this, So we'll see
because I don't know what this, this, and this is.
They're going to offer all these things. You know, Trump
gets ahead of himself sometimes he likes to put a
little pressure on everybody, which, hey, you know what sales dude,

(41:35):
that's what he does. The drugs that so far they're
talking about certain things. Yeah, you would see a decent
amount of savings. So Eloquist so manufactures. So this is
your you know, you have no insurance or you get
this super high deductible and you're like, I'd just rather

(41:55):
pay cash and save because for me, and my family
the a couple of meds that we're on. It's way
cheaper to pay cash than it is to pay through insurance,
even with they are deductible. It's just way cheaper. So
that's something else you get a weigh so, But for
reloquis six hundred and six dollars manufacturer Liz price for
a thirty day typical cash, even with coupon is right

(42:18):
around five to eighty. But with this new insurance side
of stuff, fifty percent cuts it down to about three
hundred bucks. Uninsured, we'll save okay, absolutely insurance, depending on
what your cope is and stuff you get it work
that out for yourself. But here's something I don't even

(42:39):
know how to say this ze zhens zex XEXI. It's
something that's crazy expensive. Six thousand dollars per thirty days. Okay,
typical cash is about twenty eight hundred bucks. Forty percent
off is what Pfizer is saying. So if you have

(43:00):
five percent co insurance, you could owe fifteen oh dollars
using insurance, likely cheaper than if you just pay the
cash price. But if you're uninsured or you've been denied,
this is going to help you these are some of
the things that are available as this moment. And who
else is going to get into it, I don't know,
but at the expense of everything, Hey, trying something right

(43:23):
doesn't mean it's going to be perfect, and it does
matter that others are going to get into it. And
one of the reason, one of the big reasons is
everybody's looking around because Trump's as of today, those tariffs
on pharmaceuticals go in. So how you avoid those is
you've either broke ground here where you're going to start
to manufacture here, or you're kind of screwed. It's the

(43:45):
best way to describe it. So you have to pledge
that you're going to be moving here and or you've
broken ground here. And there's a few other things when
it comes to generic pills and generic prescriptions that gets
around the tariffs. So it's not a shocker, but an effort, baby,

(44:07):
that's what we're talking about. Speaking of efforts, yesterday there
was a big delio. I called it a pep rally.
Hag Seth leading the way when it comes to because
he's the you know, he's now the secretary of War.
What was that pep rally was? It wasn't a PEP rally, Chad,

(44:29):
it was a meeting bringing the generals together.

Speaker 4 (44:31):
I mean, come on, now, this administration has done a
great deal from day one to remove the social justice,
politically correct, and toxic ideological garbage that had infected our department.

Speaker 5 (44:43):

Speaker 4 (44:48):
No more identity months, DEI offices, dudes in dresses, no
more climate change worship, no more division distraction or gender delusions,
no more debris. As I've said before and we'll say again,
we are done with that.

Speaker 3 (45:11):
Good.

Speaker 2 (45:12):
I as independent libertarian as I am, you guys know this,
I'm totally fine with this.

Speaker 3 (45:19):
Now.

Speaker 2 (45:19):
I don't think you needed to have a PEP rally.
I don't think you needed to have whatever it is
that they had yesterday at all. But when it comes
to the military, yeah, you know, we had too many
wackadoos running around who were playing DEI, who were playing
political correctness, who were playing this woke, wacky world of

(45:43):
you know, bingo card identity in an area that is
meant to be smash, stop, crush, kill, destroy.

Speaker 3 (45:57):
That's it.

Speaker 2 (45:58):
That's what the military is about. I know they do
it elsewhere. They want to have flags and when they
have months in the whole nine yards. Okay, fine, that's
not it. That's not what the military is about.

Speaker 3 (46:11):
That's not.

Speaker 2 (46:14):
But did I think we needed this yesterday? No? And
then Trump comes out, He's like, hey, maybe we should see,
you know, as we get them, you know, the ethos back.
Maybe we've got the fight from within because we got
this crime and all this stuff, and maybe just maybe
we can you know, I don't know, practice train in cities.

Speaker 22 (46:38):
New The President said US City should be used as
training grounds for the military. ABC's Martha Rattitt says she
heard from some of those officers in the room who
said they felt it was very jarring. And of course
when we heard Hexeth say if they don't like what
they're hearing from him, they should resign.

Speaker 2 (46:59):
Yeah, I'm not a fan of that. He's even hinting
at that, and I know he's you know, he's the
troll in chief when it comes to certain things. But
the reality of even hinting that we should be in
a position where we're going to use our military here

(47:23):
on the streets of America. No, thank you, I'm sorry,
No New New no chance. I mean, you can make it, well, DC,
obviously it's federal. You can make an argument after what
happened in Dallas and the shooting. We touched on it yesterday.
Another one of the people that got shot last week
passed away. You could make an argument that potentially in

(47:47):
areas where they think it's going to get very nasty
at ice facilities, that you could station some for protection.
But the thought of fighting crime and or practic to
see training, whatever it is, that's a hard no for me.
I'm a constitution guy, and guess what, No, No, let

(48:11):
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Speaker 1 (49:52):

Speaker 2 (49:54):
It's Wednesday, as we do every Wednesday, we'd like to
check in with our girl Kydi here, who's gonna tell
us once again how bad we are, specifically us white men.
We we're the worst. You know that.

Speaker 13 (50:08):
We talk about how ironic it is that the right
demonizes people of color when the only time I've feared
for my life has been around a white man. I
get so many hate comments like these few here to
the time, I just write it off as immature angry men.
But the times that I've genuinely been scared that violence
was going to be inflicted upon me have been white men.
Got to mention that a lot of domestic violence, as
well as many mass shootings, are committed by white men.

(50:31):
There are going to be people in any demographic that
commit crimes, but the fact that the right focuses so
intensely on the single crime that a person of color
commits is so dishonest. Some of the crazy things that
have happened to me since I started posting is that
I've gotten my account banned because white supremacist mass reported
me for being underage, which I'm clearly not. I found
my phone number and leaked it, so I had to
change my phone number. They tried to get me fired

(50:53):
by contacting any school in Chicago to see if I
worked there. There was even an online page to see
who was calling which school. I've literally been called the
race trader and told that I will be lynched along
with POC. So, no, people of color aren't the problem here.

Speaker 9 (51:06):
It is white men.

Speaker 13 (51:07):
And that's why I make the content I do. They
prove it to me more and more every single day.

Speaker 2 (51:10):
Why it's necessary, you white man? Oh wait, I want ah,
I swear you know, everybody wants to point out how
bad all the other sides are. That's the world we
live in now. It's about winning something. It's your fault. No,
it's your fault. It's your fault. It's your fault.

Speaker 3 (51:25):
Who's fault is?

Speaker 2 (51:26):
It's everybody's fault, but white men, you are the worst.
She told us. We are speaking of shooters and being dangerous.
More is coming out about the shooter in Michigan, who
is unwell, by the way, just want to point that out.
We consider here to talk about color and this, that
and the other on well across the board in a
lot of these but we know what we're looking for

(51:48):
as well. And this guy was spiraling out of control.

Speaker 23 (51:50):
According to two of his lifelong friends, this animosity towards
the Mormon community began when he lived in Utah in
the early two thousands. Caroline Levitt, the White House spokesperson
on Fox AND's Friends, said that in her communications with
the FBI and their research, they've determined that he had
a longstanding hatred for the Mormon community.

Speaker 2 (52:13):
Yeah, and it seems to stem from not only living
in Utah and being around the Mormons, but there was
a relationship that he had with a woman that I
guess the Mormons broke it up three two, three, five,
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Is your ex your insta? Are you in the Chad
Benson Show? This is like a decade old hatred that

(52:35):
dude had. So he had problems he did. Let's be honest.
You know, we all want to point fingers because everybody's
trying to win some sort of trophy over whose fault
this was. How about mentally disturbed PTSD. Let me know
what you think. And mental illness plays a role. I mean,

(52:55):
we understand that. But I got a listener email forgot
a poll and he pointed some stuff out. He says,
you know, I like to show you a straight shooter,
and then he started talking about mental health, because I
think mental health is a huge issue. But he said, look,
the availability guns is a problem. Yeah, I mean the

(53:15):
availability guns. It's not the availability, it's the availability to
the people who are disturbed. That's the scary part of this.
And some of these people, let's be real too, they
are fine when they get the gun. Years later they
start to become disturbed. But there's no doubt there are
certain situations that we are seeing more and more often

(53:39):
of people who are starting to slip and lose it,
and people around them are not pointing this out to
the people that matter. That's why the red flag laws
and all these kind of things. We can have all
of those things, but if people aren't going to get involved,
we're going to see more and more of this. And
it's sad. It is It is very sad, and it's

(53:59):
scary because this is going to happen again and again unfortunately.
Three two, three, five, three, eight, twenty four, twenty three
at Chad Benson Show, is your ex, your Insta, your
YouTube and Facebook? Coming up? So he's not a doctor,
but he was a superintendent and he shouldn't be here legally,
but he's registered to vote. I'm confused. We will discuss Chad.

Speaker 1 (54:21):
Benson JOW then Chad Benson Show, The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (54:46):
What the hell's going on in Iowa? And I'm gonna
ask this question only once? How did he get hired
in so many places? How did he have the opportunity
to vote? What are you talking about?

Speaker 3 (55:05):
Jed?

Speaker 2 (55:05):
Superintendent in Iowa? Again? The how needs to be asked
in several places, not just Iowa. Just what is going
on with the Des Moines Public school system?

Speaker 24 (55:18):
For starters, The Justice Department Civil Rights Division is looking
into alleged race based discrimination in hiring for Des Moines
Public Schools, which it says violates federal law.

Speaker 2 (55:29):
But really, that news is just the cherry on top.

Speaker 24 (55:32):
The district of thirty thousand students has already swept up
an uncertainty surrounding its now former school superintendent Ian Roberts
stepped down earlier today after he was arrested by Ice
on Friday. Roberts is a native of Guyana and a
former Olympic athlete who has served Des Moines Public Schools
since twenty twenty three. A noon deadline came and went

(55:55):
for Roberts to confirm his citizenship to the school board,
fast becoming a legal nightmare for Roberts and a.

Speaker 2 (56:03):
Pr nightmare for the people who hired him. Some things
are not adding on. That is an understatement. So Friday
they arrest this cat. He takes off running. Now he
is this superintendent thirty thousand kids. Seems to be that guy, right, Like,
this is the guy he's getting kids to read and

(56:24):
he's all of this thing. But way is this something
about the cat? Oh, he's got an order to be removed.
He's already had gun charges. He's got a gun, a knife,
three thousand dollars cash, he's making three hundred grand a year.
And the question again is how and why did they
not catch this? And when they kind of did, they

(56:46):
didn't push harder to find out, Hey, do you have
the pre you know, requisite things degree wise, immigration status
to work here.

Speaker 21 (57:00):
It's unusual for ice agents to arrest midwestern school superintendents,
and it's even more unusual for those superintendents to be
found in possession of a loaded handgun, a fixed blade
hunting knife, and thousands of dollars in cash.

Speaker 3 (57:15):
But the case of Ian Roberts is anything but usual.

Speaker 25 (57:18):
It's conflict, it's difficult, and there are a lot of
what I would call a mirit of issues that are involved.

Speaker 21 (57:27):
When the news broke that Ice arrested Roberts, initially, des
Moines's school board chair Jackie Norris called for radical empathy.

Speaker 15 (57:35):
Are you still calling for radical empathy?

Speaker 3 (57:37):
And is the board taking any responsibility for his hiring?

Speaker 26 (57:40):
There was nothing in the information that was given to
us to allude to any question about his citizenship.

Speaker 2 (57:47):
Did nobody check? Nobody did that. Nobody bothered to check.
How's he got a Social Security card? How's he got
any of the things that he should have?

Speaker 25 (57:56):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (57:57):
Oh, kids, it's going to get weirder.

Speaker 11 (57:59):
It is.

Speaker 2 (58:00):
It's getting weirder again.

Speaker 21 (58:02):
How one question raises another? And straight answers are in
short supply. Where was Roberts born? When a reporter asked
him last year, he dodged the question.

Speaker 15 (58:12):
Where were you born?

Speaker 1 (58:13):
Where to push sure?

Speaker 3 (58:15):
Yeah?

Speaker 20 (58:15):
So both parents are from Ghana, South America.

Speaker 14 (58:18):
So I spent most of my formative years between Guyana
and Brooklyn.

Speaker 3 (58:21):
New York.

Speaker 21 (58:22):
I says he entered the US on a student visa
in nineteen ninety nine. And received a removal order in
May twenty twenty four. Athletic competition records cite his birthdate
as December eighteenth, nineteen seventy three, but court records and
his twenty seventeen marriage certificate lists December eighteenth, nineteen seventy
as his birthdate. His voter registration in Maryland says nineteen seventy.

Speaker 2 (58:46):
Wait what his voters?

Speaker 3 (58:48):
Wait?

Speaker 2 (58:49):
Hold on a second, He's not a citizen. Shouldn't even
be here, working here, running school systems in several places,
and dude has a voter ID card.

Speaker 21 (59:00):
How why roberts academic record even more confusing, His LinkedIn
an impressive number of schools. A bachelor from Coppon State University,
master's degree Saint John's Morgan State University. For years he
went by doctor Saint John's confirmed he got a master's
but not a doctorate degree. His official bio says he

(59:21):
completed programs at Morgan State, but Morgan State tells us
no quote. Ian Roberts did not receive any degree or
certificate from Morgan State University. Roberts left his last position
at Mill Creek, High Township in Pennsylvania for the job
here in a note Mill Creek Township says he passed
all clearances, including an FBI background check.

Speaker 2 (59:41):
How why do we see where I'm going with his people?
Do you not see how the blank did this happen?
He was making three hundred grand a year. Parents at
first throughout there, you know, like everybody should be here,
it doesn't matter, nobody's legal, blah blah blah blah blah.
You know, the usual crap, because it's radical empathy. Then

(01:00:03):
radical transparency started to come out because parents are like, whoa,
this is a bridge too far here.

Speaker 21 (01:00:10):
But in twenty twenty, at the time of his hiring
in Mill Creek, the school board there raised questions about
his background. According to minutes of their board meetings, we
obtained doctor Roberts lacked the educational certificate from his educational
facilities that he obtained his doctorate.

Speaker 3 (01:00:26):
You referred to him as doctor Roberts.

Speaker 21 (01:00:28):
Can you tell us which institution he received his doctorate from?

Speaker 25 (01:00:32):
Yes, it was I know I have an international school,
Triedent International right.

Speaker 21 (01:00:39):
Triedent International University, an online university. As many in the
community rally around his case in solidarity, some parents with
kids in the district.

Speaker 3 (01:00:52):
Have had enough.

Speaker 26 (01:00:53):
Even if you take was he here legally or not?
When he was stopped and he took off and he
fled and then they found a loaded gun, a fix
blade knife, and three thousand dollars in cash in his car.
That enough is I'm done?

Speaker 2 (01:01:12):
Yeah? How?

Speaker 3 (01:01:14):
Why?

Speaker 2 (01:01:15):
Hey? When he didn't give you the prerequisite?

Speaker 6 (01:01:18):
Hey?

Speaker 2 (01:01:18):
Can you give us some of your certificates? Can you
give us some of that stuff that you were asking
about of the school board prior to him moving there
and taking a bigger job. Nobody after the first initial
you know, inquiry, decided to push a little harder. What
It's amazing by the way, Trident University or college. You

(01:01:42):
guys are saying to yourself self, tell me more about
this Trident is an ivy. It is not an ivy.
Let me tell you some of the stuff they have.
They have the Glen R. Jones College of Business, College
of Education, College of Health and Human Services, College of
Information Systems based out of Chandler. It looks like Arizona.

(01:02:05):
So it's just amazing. And he could vote. That's the
other side of this. Dude could vote now. According to
his voter registration, he hasn't voted, but he could. Who's
not checking nobody bothered to check he was a doctor.
He's not a doctor. Some of the schools that he
went to, he's like, yeah, we got no record of him,

(01:02:26):
and nobody bothered to check. Just print those things out. Kids.
Speaking of college Harvard, it's getting involved with some of
the blue collar stuff.

Speaker 6 (01:02:39):
As part of the settlement, Harvard would reportedly pay five
hundred million dollars while agreeing to operate trade schools in
return for getting its federal grants restored. The tentative deal
comes as the CEO of Ford, Jim Farley, warns the
US as far behind rivals like China and Japan in
the blue collar industry, making the US less competitive.

Speaker 2 (01:03:01):
That is very true, and uh, that'd be kind of cool.

Speaker 3 (01:03:06):
Though.

Speaker 2 (01:03:06):
If you're a kid, it's like, I'm a I'm a plumber.
Would you graduate Harvard? You're like, what, Oh, yeah, I
went there because they have a they have a you know,
this blue collar training program. It's awesome, the trades of Harvard.
We are far behind, though. We need to figure this out.
And that's why a lot of young men are heading there.

(01:03:26):
And I'm stoked my son that's what he wants to do,
not go to Harvard. But you know, go out, become
an apprentice, work in the trades, because the trades, at
least for a while un till Ai takes over, will
be much safer, if you know what I mean. Three two, three, five,
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I'm trapped in a hashtag factory and I can't get out.
The Chat Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (01:05:08):
It's one of our favorite times the weeks. Normally we
do Woke Winsay, we haven't done that long time. Now
we do White Girl Wednesday, and that's where, in particular,
Girl Kylie here tells us on a daily basis how
awful we are as white people, especially males, and how
much work we need to do. We got to put
in the effort, kids, That's what I'm trying to tell you.

(01:05:29):
We've got to put the effort in. Are you doing
the work I am? Is it working? I don't know.
I don't think so. I'm really not working that hard.
Well that's not very nice, Chat, I know. Well, you
tell us today what are you pissed about?

Speaker 21 (01:05:43):
Now?

Speaker 13 (01:05:43):
In times of political instability and chaos, art is incredibly important,
and nowhere is this more obvious than with the Super
Bowl halftime performance. If you don't know, it was recently
announced that Bad Bunny will be performing at the halftime
show in twenty twenty six, not Taylor Swift, not Zach Bryan,
or any other artist that represents white America. Instead they
chose Bad Bunny, who literally had to cancel his tour
because he was scared that his fans would be arrested

(01:06:04):
and deported in ice raids. But he said, you know what,
I will do one performance, and the reason why is
to make a political statement that what is happening right
now is not just.

Speaker 5 (01:06:13):
It is not okay.

Speaker 13 (01:06:14):
You can't assault protesters, nor can you push immigrants to
the ground randomly and expect there to be no consequences
or repercussions. And the same exact thing happened with Kendrick's
performance last year. Each of these acts are political and
serve as a form of protest art. And when I
tell you, white Americans are pissed about that Bunny, obviously
because of racism, but the fact that their Super Bowl
and their American football is now going to be watched

(01:06:37):
by viewers all over the world. The Super Bowl is
not catering to them. It's catering to people of Hispanic
or Latino origin.

Speaker 2 (01:06:42):
Chef's kiss, ooh, chef's kiss if you don't know what
that is because we do the urban word. But you
know we're not doing haro going to do well this
day in history. But a chef's kiss is a gesture
of perfection or extreme satisfaction, performed by bringing your fingertips
and thumbs together, touching them and saying waw and then

(01:07:03):
making your fingers go out. Chef's kiss perfection? Now was
she perfection? Or was the bad bunny? Which White America
is upset?

Speaker 21 (01:07:12):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:07:12):
And by the way, how do you they play football
games in Mexico City? They were just in Brazil. They're
trying to expand their footprint. It's I don't know, like, yeah,
are some maga folks upset? I guess they're upset about
all kinds of crap. Who gives a rats ass? Bad
Bunny's huge, Massive Star, Massive Star. So I like how

(01:07:36):
they're taking the game. No, they're not. The Game's still
the game. And usually this is what's interesting about it.
There is a there are people to watch the halftime show.
Who watched the game, but there's a lot of people
who tune in specifically for the halftime show. So and
at times it's bigger. The overall audience is bigger because

(01:07:58):
you have the people watching the super Bowl, and then
you'll let people tune it specifically for that, so you'll
get a massive crossover. But sometimes it's not that way.
But this whole like, well, it's this show White America. Okay,
that's the way you make it feel. Oh my lord,
you know what time it is.

Speaker 9 (01:08:17):
That's upon a time a long time ago.

Speaker 2 (01:08:20):
Now it's time for this day in history. We look
back on this set to find out what famous things
took place. All right, let's find out what things took
place on this day in history. Three point thirty one PC.
Alexander the Great decisively defeats Darius third of Bersha at

(01:08:42):
the Battle of Gagamela. Did I say that? I always
feel like I said that wrong, but basically what it
did and paved the way for Macedonia's control everything over
Persia at that point in time. Also on this day
in history, first Modern World Series game was played. The

(01:09:04):
Boss that Americans took on the Pittsburgh Pirates nineteen oh
eight Henry Ford introduced the Model T automobile. Automobile which
would go under revolutionized personal transportation in the US. Nineteen
ten bomb explodes into La Times building, killing twenty one
and entering many more. Nineteen thirty eight, German troops occupied

(01:09:25):
the su Danan Land in Czechoslovakia following the Munich Agreement.
Mao Setang proclaims the establishment of the People's Republic of
China in Beijing, bringing really the culmination of the Chinese
Communist Revolution that happened on this day in nineteen forty nine.
Nineteen sixty one, the formation of the Federal Public of

(01:09:48):
Cameroon occurs as the British Cameroon merges with the already
existing state. On this day in history, nineteen seventy one,
Oh Boy, Walt Disney World Resort officially open, and on
this day in history, twenty seventeen, one of the deadliest
mass shootings in US history took place. A gunman fires

(01:10:10):
from the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas into a
crowd at a music festival, killing fifty eight injuring over
eight hundred people. That was an absolutely horrific day. I
think a lot of you remember that just awful. Indeed,

(01:10:31):
some of the things that took place on this day
in history, man, that was crazy. I remember that because,
like anything, you know, we talk about this when it
comes to the shootings and things of that nature. These
you're sitting here and you'll get an alert, and you'll
get an alert, and I remember getting alert on my

(01:10:54):
phone and I remember going, well, this could be serious,
and I go, oh, my buddies at that, you know,
but you didn't really know, because like anything, you have
no idea, and then you realized, oh my god, what happened.
And then, of course, over the next subsequent days, as

(01:11:14):
stuff starts to come out, just how horrific it was.
And to this day, the mystery of why all of
this stuff still surrounding that incident has not gone anywhere.
We know in so many other cases, while we don't
know exactly the thing that set that person off, which

(01:11:37):
was the final straw, we know so much building up
to so many of these mass shootings. When it came
to that day, we know very little, not much more
than we knew the day after three two, three, five, three, eight,
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will be live again tonight on the old YouTube. Try
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(01:12:22):
three of the program, it's one Hit Wonder Wednesday. We
got that for you. We got a little what's trending
as well more on the as I call it the
PEP rally yesterday for the military, the cost of healthcare
going through the roof, and when we talk a bit
about and again we give our ninety seconds every hour
to the shutdown. Why this is an important thing people

(01:12:45):
need to pay attention to because this is going to
affect a lot of people. The expenses of healthcare always
goes up, it seems never goes down, and it's about
to get really expensive for a lot of people. We'll
touch on that as well as Yeah, you're ninety seconds
of the shutdown. I know, I know, that's all I
get you missed any show? Got the podcast Hour number
three straight hitch, I've been.

Speaker 1 (01:13:05):
This is the Chad Benson Show, The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (01:13:36):
It is that time of the day where we once
again open the window and look outside to see if
the government is closed or open. Now it's time for
ninety seconds of government shutdown talk. Yeah, it's still close.
I don't know what's gonna happen. Stuff, junk, whatnot, who knows.

Speaker 27 (01:13:57):
Starting today, the Congressional Budget Office, as we could see,
seven hundred and fifty thousand federal employees furlow. That means
they are placed on leave without paid. They only get
paid retroactively once this shutdown ends.

Speaker 2 (01:14:11):
I want you guys to think, what did you just say? Yeah,
so they're told go home, you're not working, you're furloughed,
you're not necessary whatever the hell they want to call it, okay,
and you're not getting paid. Oh but by the way,
when you do come back for the time that you

(01:14:31):
were told you weren't supposed to be here and you
couldn't be here, you're gonna get paid. That doesn't make
any sense, I know, right, How are we so broke?
I don't know. So there's your there's your update. I look,

(01:14:54):
we've talked about it all the time that everyone runs
around screams, yells, oh my god, oh my god.

Speaker 5 (01:14:57):
It is.

Speaker 2 (01:15:00):
They're going to get it done, and then you know,
it'll be a cr who knows how long it'll last,
and then they'll do another one. I'll do another one
because they never actually get a budget done. And that's
the way that government now works, which is a shame
sad though really it is very sad if you think
about it. That's how we work now. There was ninety
seconds on the nose. Meanwhile, yesterday it was a pep

(01:15:25):
rally of sorts. No more wokeness.

Speaker 4 (01:15:28):
This administration has done a great deal from day one
to remove the social justice, politically correct, and toxic ideological
garbage that had infected our department.

Speaker 5 (01:15:39):

Speaker 4 (01:15:43):
No more identity months, dei offices, dudes in dresses, no
more climate change worship, no more division distraction or gender delusions,
no more debris. As I've said before, and we'll say again,
we are done.

Speaker 2 (01:16:03):
With that, done with that. We're done with it.

Speaker 3 (01:16:10):
Baby.

Speaker 25 (01:16:13):
I Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:16:14):
First of all, I thought it was kind of a
giant waste time. Could have been an email, and that's
what several are saying. Secondly, more kind of a pep
rally whatever. You know, our military is not an experiment
on whether or not, you know, we should have drag queens.

(01:16:35):
And because there's that, I was talking to somebody yesterday
and their kids said, you know, the Navy's got some
issues with some furries, and I'm like, well, what the
hell is kid? So look, it's smash, it's stomp, it's crush,
its kill. That's what the military is. This is not

(01:16:57):
a social experiments in wokeness. I'm as you know, libertarian
as anybody. Okay, I'm as independent as anybody, And so
much of this stuff is ridiculous in the woke world,
and so much of the reaction at times is also ridiculous.
But when it comes to the military, I've always been

(01:17:17):
you know what, No, that's not what this is about.
This is about stopping crushing and killing.

Speaker 3 (01:17:28):
That's it.

Speaker 2 (01:17:29):
Yes, there are other things, there's support, but when you
think of the military, it shouldn't be about a lot
of what it became. It shouldn't. But for all of that,
and Pete Hegseth doing his thing, it was what Trump
said that made me go excuse.

Speaker 7 (01:17:49):
Me, the President telling the nation's most senior military officials,
we should.

Speaker 8 (01:17:54):
Use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for
our military.

Speaker 7 (01:17:59):
The President's sure to face legal challenges coming at an
unprecedented gathering of American military leaders from around the world,
summoned by Secretary Pete Hegseth, a former Infantry officer and
Fox Weekend News host, who made clear things would dramatically
change under his leadership.

Speaker 2 (01:18:20):
I'm sorry, there's no chance, no way in hell, that
you think that we should use American citizens as training ground.
That's no no chance. What the hell are you thinking?

Speaker 3 (01:18:38):
Now?

Speaker 2 (01:18:38):
Can you make an argument about sending in some National
Guard to protect say the ice you know what they're
doing in Portland? Yeah, you can make an argument there,
more so than you can make an argument of sending
in the troops in some of the cities where there's
some crime that's crazy. That is crazy. And a couple

(01:19:02):
of people that I talked to yesterday, one of which
was there was like, yeah, that was that was a
little you know, because these are not the ha yeah, yeah,
cheer guys. That's not that. They all kind of set
their stone faced, and I think a little shocked.

Speaker 7 (01:19:20):
I am told that many of the officers in the
audience were especially jarred by those remarks about training in
American cities. Others say they are now thinking about where
their red lines are because heg Seth made clear that
if they don't like what they are hearing from him,
they should resign.

Speaker 2 (01:19:39):
And look, if you're unhappy with where it's going, here's
my take on that. Maybe you need to stay. If
you're worried about it going in a way that you
don't like. Maybe you do, but there's also you know,

(01:20:02):
new fitness requirements and all that stuff. We've touched on
it throughout the show, but that right there, to me
was like no, no, no, no. And you know, I
got a lot of text yess when we touched on
a little briefly yesterday about well, you know some of
these cities, I'm like, no, constitution. Does anybody care about
the constitution? Does anybody care? They're not crime fighters, You're

(01:20:32):
not a suspect, You're a combatant. And when I hear
people go, well they're probably sitting in the military police again, No, no,
how hard is it. I don't get to help people
don't understand. I like to think maybe you'll understand. But

(01:20:54):
because we're so identity politic driven, it's hard for people
to see past that, and all they see is no, yeah,
because Trump's doing it, or because Trump is doing it,
we've got to be against it. It's just crazy, crazy,
I say, speaking of crazy, will they or won't they
accept their fate? Hamas, Trump's probably going a gear weight.

(01:21:21):
We're gonna build. It's going to be It's going to
be awesome. You know, I'm going to be the CEO.

Speaker 28 (01:21:25):
We know.

Speaker 9 (01:21:26):
We know.

Speaker 29 (01:21:28):
One thing, for example, which is key is the amount
of Muslim and Arab nations which have signed up to this.
So if Hamas were not to accept this deal, they
would look very isolated. But even if you look at
the detail, I mean the fact that it would include
the release of two hundred and fifty Palestinians serving life
sentences in Israeli jails, I mean that is something that

(01:21:48):
Israel's going to find quite hard to swallow. But they've
signed up to it, so that is, you know, a concession.

Speaker 2 (01:21:53):
Yeah, that's a concession. Here's here's the big deal about this.

Speaker 24 (01:22:00):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:22:01):
I'm not sure Bibe wants it done. I don't think
he does. Hamas they're on the clock. I'm not sure
they are going to accept everything. The people, by best
estimates on the ground in Palestine say they're tired and

(01:22:22):
they just want something done just to get it over with.
And so I don't know if this gets done, and
I don't think Bib wants it done. I don't I
think bb he wants to keep it going. I think
he you know, and his excuse will always be hamas amasamass,
which is not an excuse as far as look, you've

(01:22:43):
won this thing. All you're doing is pissing off the
rest of the world. And then you're coming over here
and you're asking our influencers who are just kissing your
ass because you're paying them mightily and attacking everybody who
thinks that, hey, if you don't support them one hundred percent,
it's not about the Jews or Israel. It's about their government,

(01:23:06):
a foreign government which we're allowed to criticize, just like
I criticize our government. That being said, a lot of
these countries around there they want a closer relationship with
us because they want a closer relationship with economic power

(01:23:27):
that we have. Secondly, they know that if it's a
stable region, the chances of Iran twisting off and US
not getting involved and stopping them down would be slim
to none. So they know we would do that, and
I don't think I Ron's going to do anything, but understand,
you know that that's out there. And they're also exhausted

(01:23:50):
from all of this. They're worried about influx of God
knows how many hundreds of thousands, potentially millions of people
could pour across the orders of several nations, and they
worry about some of the influence, the money side of it.
You know, we'd have to cover a lot of that
for the refugees if that happened, and then then you know,

(01:24:11):
then on the other side of it, you're also putting
you know, several nations who worry about the influence of
Hamas with the Muslim Brotherhood. So it's a lot of things.
But do I think that Biebe really wants this done?
He says he does. And then in Hebrew when he
gives a press conference like he did the other day,

(01:24:32):
he said, yeah, we're not gonna leave, We're not getting
out of Gaza. That's not happening. So you say one
thing in English and the other thing you you you
say in Hebrew, and nobody understands that Google has translated,
as do newspapers and other places. Let me know three two, three, five,

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Now it's time to find out what's trending. What's trending?

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Sign James Dean.

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Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Russia, ser.

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What training?

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All right?

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All right?

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I ride this finder was trending on the yuniwebs on
this most festive Wednesday. Start with the ex trending over there, shutdown.
I don't know if you guys aware of this. It's
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kid show which I've not seen the show, but you
know you passed by it and I had no idea
there was there was that touch on that a little
bit medicaid trending. Doyers with a win last night as
baseball's playoffs opened up. October first baby also trending, you know,

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because the Halloween baby ooh yeah, Happy Halloween trending as well.
I'm just very excited about Halloween, as you guys know.
And we'll break down our countdown when it's going to begin,
because we're doing it big this year, so be prepared.
Over to Yahoo, government shutdown again.

Speaker 3 (01:28:14):
That's what she hit for me.

Speaker 2 (01:28:15):
Donald Trump says it's anarchy in Portland, which we've talked
about not so much. Tillie Norwood still making the news.
That is the actress that's not an actress, that's making
the news because she's AI and she's taking over in
the world of acting. Solina Gomez trending. The boyfriend baby

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Shirk Do Do Do Doo.

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You're welcome.

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That's in your brain now he's all grown up, and
they say the Internet can't handle it. Well, you know
what they're gonna have to deal with it. Finally, over
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If you are so inclined, please grab the podcast if
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say hudd? I do say General Hospital? So because there
is preemptions for baseball? Oh because like the dall Yards
are playing. Jay Cutler and Keith Urban he's got a

(01:29:29):
new girlfriend. Apparently he and his wife Nicole will no
longer be wife.

Speaker 3 (01:29:33):
I guess.

Speaker 2 (01:29:35):
Yeah, apparently Keith and Nicole of split. It's very interesting.
So where I am here, I'm on actual music Row
in Nashville, which is fantastic. And so the studio for
the local show. Keith actually bought the studio next door.
She comes over to the country station all the time.

(01:29:57):
It's a tiny guy. It's very tiny, petite. It's a
good way to describe it. And had I known there
we're gonna have so many issues, I would have asked him, hey, man,
you okay, you need any help there? I don't think
he would have told you you're probably right. He probably
wouldn't have doild me anything. It's a shame though it's
a shame. The whole thing when Nicole too is weird.

(01:30:20):
If you guys have not seen this, there is a
girl or a young woman I'm gonna say girl, who
says that she is Nicole's daughter, and now Nicole Kidman
is suing her and she's on TikTok and it's just
bizarre because she looks just like a young Nicole Kidman.

(01:30:42):
Very interesting. A lot of weird stuff going on three two, three, five,
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Some interesy stuff. John Stossel did a really cool thing
about comparing yesteryear versus today when it comes to the
youth of America. Plus, it's One Hit Wonder Wednesday, Oh Baby,

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Chad Benson Show, Son, Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 1 (01:31:25):
The Chad Benson Show.

Speaker 2 (01:31:27):
Every Wednesday, we have a little fun with again One
Hit Wonder Wednesday, but we also do White Woman Wednesday.
This is white women in particular. Ever friend Kylie here,
she used to go brown. She's very educated, very progressive.
She helps us, you and me, especially white men. Everybody
else you know, have to listen to the straight white
men especially listen to this. She helps us to stop

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being misogynistic racist pigs. You've got to do the work
we tell you every single wake.

Speaker 13 (01:31:57):
In my opinion, there are three crucial elements that make
up a white savior. Number one is somebody who wants
attention for being a good person, for saving people of
color and rescuing them from their terrible situation. This would
be somebody who takes away the attention from people of
color in order to put it on themselves to be
complimented for being a good person. Think of the Black
Lives Matter trend, like I stand with the black people

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and whatever, or posting the black square it, which is performative,
it doesn't actually help. Number two telling people of color
things they already know. My account does include really intricate
discussions of racism, However they are targeted at white people.

Speaker 1 (01:32:32):
My goal is to make white people.

Speaker 13 (01:32:34):
Less racist and to examine critically their own biases. And
I have gotten messages from white people saying like, oh okay,
I didn't even realize I was doing that.

Speaker 2 (01:32:41):
I will be better.

Speaker 13 (01:32:42):
And the third element is simply talking over people of
color and not caring about their experiences. This is something
that I never intend to do because again, my focus
is on trying to change white people. While I appreciate
positive comments, even if everybody hated my content, I would
still post because there is a great need for white
people to critically examine their bias if we want this
country to get better.

Speaker 2 (01:33:01):
Do you guys get that?

Speaker 21 (01:33:03):
You did?

Speaker 2 (01:33:03):
You pick up everything she said? Don't be a white savior? Okay,
don't don't do it. You don't have to worry about
me doing that. I won't save with other white people.
Why do save anybody else? I don't think that's very good.

Speaker 3 (01:33:17):
Jed.

Speaker 2 (01:33:18):
No, we just look, we do the work. Okay, that's
what it is, right, It's not about being a white savior.
It's not okay, that's not don't talk over black people.
Don't don't stand with Black Lives Matter, which I didn't.
I didn't stand with with with them. I don't stand
with anybody. I think if you listen to the show enough, right,

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you you know that's not what I do because I
do find every you know what, I find everything on
in politics and on the internet, for the most part, performative.
It's like when people knock over statues. It's like God,
look at that. We knocked that statue over of that
Confederate general that nobody could pick out of a lineup

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and fixed racism. What So she's right though, all right,
So that's your homework. Your homework is to be better. Okay,
be better er, do better, is what I'm saying. That's
your homework, So do it. Speaking of going out there

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and trying to save situations, we talked about it. We
touched on a little bit earlier about the whole thing
with Hamas and whatnot, but the other battle that's going on,
and we played some stuff yesterday and several of you
chimed in and were shocked to find out that Israel
is trying to control the narrative on TikTok and likes
to get Elon in line and can't wait to try
to control some other stuff. But they've met with influencers,

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and we played that thing from Bibie the other day
talking about, you know, how important it is for these
influencers to get out there and to you know, to
basically try to influence as much as possible. And so
some of them are. They're out there, they're doing their thing,
and can I just say interesting, Indeed, one of them
accused me the other day, you're taking money from Iran.

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I'm like, I am, somebody tell me that. Did you
know that? I was calling everybody my sales lady. I'm like,
did you know we got money from Iran? She's like
I was unaware. I'm like, I know, right, I'm excited.
Now where's that account? Do you have the account? You
don't have. There is no account. So she's lying. Yes, yes,
so they're lying. But I feel bad because you know,

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this again, is not about the Israeli people. This is
not about israelis a nation. This is about humanity. I
speak on it every day. It's about humanity. It's about
the fact that you've got a group of men who
believe that they can do whatever they want and America

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will capitulate. And they're doing that. And I'm talking about
a government with led by Bibi net and Yahoo and
Smodrich and Ben Kvere and all these people who are
going out there and you hear those names, like you know,
you get the finance minister. They what they say to
their people and and what we get are two different things.

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And they've got influencers right that are just telling you know,
they're just telling everybody, look, you guys, we we are
We're right, you're wrong, And we asked the hard questions. Listen,
this poor girl right here, I'm gonna play her. I
feel so bad because, first of all, it almost looked

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like a hostage video, and secondly, when I went to
her comments, it was pretty brutal.

Speaker 12 (01:36:42):
We were asking him the hard questions that a lot
of people from our generation have been raising concerns about,
for example, and the same way he listened to us
and took in our criticisms. I'm truly hoping that you
guys will listen to the answer. APAK APAK is something
that I see all the time. Number One, APAC is
not an Israeli organization. It has no ties whatsoever to

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the government of Israel. It's not foreign lobbying. It's a
lobbyist group that happens to be lobbying for a certain
group of people.

Speaker 1 (01:37:11):
Right, And this is not unique to Israel.

Speaker 12 (01:37:14):
There are multiple countries that do this, and there's multiple
different groups that do this. For some reason, people just
attach on to APAC, despite the fact that APAC makes
up less than five percent of the lobbying. So if
you have a problem with lobbying. Like me, that's totally fine.
I'm against APAC because I'm against lobbying. But you can't
just hone in on one specific group. If you're going

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to be against it, then be against it for everybody.

Speaker 2 (01:37:38):
Okay, now I'm fine with being against it for everybody.
I think just way too much money in politics. Be
goes what happens. Money courts power, power courts money. But
to say that they have nothing to do with Israel?
Are you being for real? Is this Did you say
that out loud?

Speaker 3 (01:37:59):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:37:59):
She just got lasted for it. And I again because
people say the most ridiculous things because walk into the
world of you know, the internet. But I was like,
oh geez, you go from her right to these two
Yahoo's who apparently were trying to be influencers met with
BB and everybody. So they're trying to influence and at

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the same time being anti Semitic, which is bizarre. So
they're trying to influence you to support Israel, and I'm
sure they're doing it out of the kindness of their
heart and at the same time being a bit anti Semitic.

Speaker 13 (01:38:41):
See if you catch this, imagine supporting people who start
wars just to lose the wars so they can cry
about it and then try it all again.

Speaker 14 (01:38:49):
You must see anti Semites are literally obsessed with Jews.

Speaker 3 (01:38:53):
Now walk with me.

Speaker 14 (01:38:55):
While you must see. Anti Semites are stacking eviction notices.
Jews are out here stacking up businesses.

Speaker 1 (01:39:01):
Jews control all the industries. Maybe if you spend more time.

Speaker 13 (01:39:04):
Taking notes from successful people, you wouldn't have to spend
your nights and weekends spreading hate from your anonymous account
with an anime profile picture.

Speaker 2 (01:39:12):
Do you work as hard as shoes?

Speaker 15 (01:39:14):
Do you network like Jews?

Speaker 14 (01:39:15):
No, because you're too busy cheering on a group of
musty terrorists who smell like dirty ear ring backs. And
if we're gonna keep it real, you're really mad because.

Speaker 15 (01:39:22):
Your income is giving side hustle period.

Speaker 14 (01:39:24):
Hi, you gonna hate from outside shapot you can't even
get in.

Speaker 2 (01:39:30):
That was at first I thought, no way, But sure enough,
like they were on the trip over there to Israel
when they went to go look at all the food
sitting there. They were there with bebe with their pictures,
and I thought that, how anti Semitic does that sound?
You know, they control everything like the weather, and oh

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my goodness, me, how did we get here?

Speaker 3 (01:39:54):
People?

Speaker 2 (01:39:54):
I do wonder that? All right? Enough of the serious stuff.
It sound to get really serious serious, but in a
fun way. Are you guys ready to have some fun?
It's one hit Wonder Wednesday. We're gonna one hit Wonder
it straight ahead. It's gonna be big and bouncy. That's
the only hint you get.

Speaker 3 (01:40:12):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (01:40:13):
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Speaker 1 (01:41:40):
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Speaker 2 (01:41:48):
As we put a bow on another award winning show
that will not be nominated for award. On this show alone,
we'd like to take a deep breath. After going through
the chaos, the craziness, the lunacy of the shutdown and
everything else, we'd like to do one of our favorite things.
It's Wednesday, so you know what that means. One hit

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wonder Wednesday, and boy do we have a doozy for
you today. Let's just say it's everlasting. Sometimes some of
these songs come and go really fast, as do the groups.
They only have one hit, but sometimes the song sticking
around forever becomes an anthem in stadiums across the globe.
This is one of those songs where, no matter when

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you hear it and where you are, your head starts bopping,
you start rocking. Yeah, are you guys ready to get up?
And let's just say jump a little bit. Now it's
time for another edition of One Hit Wonder Wednesday. You

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may not remember the name of the band, but you
definitely know the song. This, peruser, this is one Hit
Wonder Wednesday. All right, out right, all right, one Hit

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Wonder Wednesday. One Hit Wonder Wednesday. Today is a band
that dropped a song in nineteen ninety two. Now it
got to number three on the Billboard Hot one hundred,
but the song itself remains to this day. Anytime you
hear it, I don't care who you are, You roll
down your windows and you start bouncing. No matter where
you are, you get a smile on your face and

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you start nodding your head. And you can't go anywhere
to a sporting event where you don't hear this song. No, No,
in fact, Notre Dame Football game. Student tradition played and
really blew it up there where. This is going to
become an anthem, and it is an anthem to say

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the least. Members Eric Schrodi, Daniel O'Connor, leor DeMont you
know them as Everlast, Danny Boy and DJ Lethal. They
came out with this song and it went crazy your
one hit wonder this week from nineteen ninety two and beyond,

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with a little Irish theme and some bouncing around. No
doubt about that house of pain.

Speaker 18 (01:44:50):
Get up, let me again, at me, that's a sin.
I don't give up, back up, try and plain a
running out of home cool act.

Speaker 19 (01:44:59):
Don't get up, stand up your hands, something big on
the piling the feeling monster. Someone jump and then I'll
think the punks out feelings and a chunk and I
got more Thompson dunk Let's shock shot the fuck up
from the kids, put my mom and umps.

Speaker 5 (01:45:17):
I came nick it down.

Speaker 2 (01:45:18):
I can't knock it down, look it down to see
JOm more out, Jim around. So the song came out
and it just took off, and they knew it was
going to be a hit. Oddly enough, because even before
the final song had been put together, people were fighting

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over the album.

Speaker 3 (01:45:41):
The moment I really really really realized what was going
on beyond all the like we sent the demo out
and four record companies flew out to LA the next day.
Like that gave me a hint like something's going on.
But was when we came to New York after we
had signed with Tommy Boy, and I was going to
a club at the time called Nell's. It was like,
oh yeah, and spot I've been. I think it was
on fourteenth, So we were on our way there and

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walking the Neils. The record wasn't out yet, just promo
like cassettes walking the Neils at least a dozen cars
blaring it as it's going. They're going as we're going.
I'm like, this is crazy. So you knew he had
a slapper. Well, I was like this is crazy, but
I was like, it's New York, you know, and this
is where the record company is. They're saturated. This company
was good at Tommy Boy saturated New York streets with

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all their.

Speaker 2 (01:46:31):
So that being said, there was an issue and Everlast
and the boys found out what that issue was when
it came to this song.

Speaker 3 (01:46:41):
Another long story is this criss cross record jump that
was old. They tried that. The guy that ran that
record company, we played him our song first and he
tried to he told those kids to make that record. No,
I don't blame those kids at all, dream I mean
they were chilled. They were kids, right, and they were
told to do it. It was a good idea. The
guy knew it. Anyways, that record. They shoved that out
right before our record. Like I remember like the record

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company calling us in and being like, don't panic, but
we got to show you something. And so we get
to the club, they start throwing on that Crisscross record.
Dad make it, and then all of a sudden, you
hear the need to go back to back. I thought
the floor was going to fall out of nels like

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it was. I thought the building was in danger, like
all of us were like, because the floor was doing this,
and I was like, oh my god, this is going
to be a hit record.

Speaker 2 (01:47:43):
So you hear that at the end, this is dedicated
to that is actually the It was like a disk
track because who they dedicated to was the guy who
told the kids from Crisscross you got to do this,
and this is how this is ago. Obviously they didn't
have any more hits but everlast went on and he's

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had several hits, and the other guys went off and
they've done really successful things as well. Nobody knows where
the scream comes from, and that's very interesting with you
that and uh, the producer of this song for the
most part was DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill, and he's

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never really told anybody. Some people think it's a sample
from Prince Get Off. Others say it's Junior Walker's shoot
your shot. Either way, super Famous, your one Hit Wonder Today,
House of Pain, Jump Around, three, two, three, five, three, eight,
twenty four to twenty three Atchad Benson shows your ext
your Insta, YouTube, Facebook, and more. Love doing one Hit

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Wonder Wednesday. If you have any ideas for one Hit
Wonder Wednesday, shoot us a text or an email or
tweet at us as well right here on the Chad
Benson Show. That was a nice show today. I'll tell
you what that was good. We gave our prerequisite ninety
seconds every ninety minutes or so of shutdown talk. We

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talked thought a lot about the military, a lot about
the economy, which is good because telling me what, guys,
the economy at the end of the day, It's still
about the economy, stupid, and the rising price of healthcare
for a lot of people. It is going to be
a kick in the grundle. We say that every year,

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but this year especially, it feels like the grundle going
to be kicked hard. So you better grab your cop
You guys, have a blessed rest of your Wednesday. We
got you over the hump. As always, Night night Jack.

Speaker 1 (01:49:46):
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