Dem’s Losing the Argument

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Today is National Truck Driver Day. Oh yes, it is
October fourth, ten four. Good buddy, National Truck Driver Day.
So for all my truck driver friends out there, thank
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We really do because you know me, you know, well, hey,
being a truck driver, I under stand that. You know,

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the job that they do is important. Without them, this
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to be put on a truck numerous trucks, you know,

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generally numerous trucks. So without them, I mean this nation
literally stops. I mean, it is you know, I don't
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in the United States, but I mean it's up there, right,
I mean, it's it's in the top two, you know.

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I mean, yeah, you got the fuel industry, sure, because
without fuel, trucks stop. But also at the same time,
without trucks, there's no fuel at the gas station. So
I mean it's kind of a you know, codependent type
of a thing, right. I understand your sacrifice driving a

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it keep rolling all that other kind of good stuff
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all right, So let's go ahead and get into it
because we've got some stuff to talk about today. But
before we get into that, holy crap, I got all
kinds of little sidetracked things going on. Before I get
into that, what I want to talk about first is
the extreme MAGA agenda. That's what I want to talk about. Now.

(07:14):
I'm getting these bullet points from a post that I
seen over there on X. I don't remember where the
post actually came from. Unfortunately, I apologize about that, but
I've seen it and I was like, you know, I
don't understand what is so oh, what's that word I'm
looking for? What is so extreme about the mega agenda?

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But let's go ahead and talk about these. Let's go ahead,
and you know, I'll read these off for you. Secure
border where a nation of borders, of laws. Just like
every other nation out there, we would like to secure
said border, keep people from just crossing it all willy nilly.

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Every nation has it, every nation protects it. Why is
it extreme to want to protect our border? Let's see
fair elections. You know, I'm actually going to reword that.
Instead of fair elections, how about secure elections?

Speaker 2 (08:17):
Right?

Speaker 1 (08:18):
I mean, isn't that what we really want? I mean,
our representatives are supposed to represent American citizens, not just
anybody living here. They are supposed to represent us. That's
going to be important whenever we talk about different topics
later on in the show, but secure elections, What is

(08:41):
so extreme about that standpoint? Energy independence apps of freaking
loutely energy independence. I mean, let's face it, considering energy
is one of the moving blocks of our entire country.
It is a matter of national sec security to depend
on our energy or i actually say, to depend on

(09:08):
another country for our energy, especially whenever we're talking about
other countries who don't really like us very much and
can really hijack our entire industry. Everything that seems to
me like it's a very bad, you know, bad thing
to do. Right. Energy independence is a matter of national security.

(09:33):
It's not like we don't have the means. It isn't
like we don't have the ability to be energy independent.
But unfortunately, this isn't something that is held by the
other side. They don't see that it's important because they
would much rather give money to other countries that by
and far hate us. They don't like us, some of

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them even chant death to America. But yet they think
it's a good idea to balance whatever in justice they
feel is going on in the world by punishing Americans
from actually having to give money to other countries instead
of us benefiting us. I don't really understand that. I

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really don't. We have the means, we have the ability.
We have the crude oil under our very feet. I mean,
one of the things that we got whenever we purchased
Alaska was a lot of oil. There's a lot of
oil underneath there. But unfortunately, due to you know, some

(10:37):
tree huggers out there that don't like it, They're like,
oh no, you can't, you can't do that. You can't drill.
And where I am at in central Illinois is one
of the biggest, you know, oil reservoirs underneath our ground.
It's huge. I mean, there's more oil underneath you know
where I'm at, which stretches into of course, like halfway

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into Missouri, and you know, damn near all of Illinois
and the far majority of Indiana a big oil reserve
down there. It's not like we don't have oil here.
It's not like we don't have the ability to bring
it up, to refine it, to use it there we go.

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We have the ability to be energy independent. Tough on
crime is another one, and not actually go a different
route on this one as well, and that's just holding
criminals accountable. That is huge because the American people at least.

(11:43):
I don't know about you, but definitely me, I'm sick
and tired of things happening of you know, just criminals
being able to do whatever the hell they want to
and regardless of whether they get arrested. All a lot
of them have this. You know, a lot of different
jurisdictions have this cashless bail thing. And of which case

(12:05):
that ain't right. You know, I've talked about in the
past about a I think it's John Adam. No, not
John Adams, Hell's that guy's name. But it's Mercy to
the guilty is Oh wow, what is that? Oh let's see.

(12:27):
Let me let me pull this up, because there we go.
I mean, I got it. It's in here. I know.
Oh hey, you know what I didn't think about that.
I could go in here through here, There we go.
I can get into stinkpickle dot com because I have
this as a shirt over here available as stinkpickle dot com.

(12:47):
There it is. This is from Adam Smith. Mercy to
the guilty is cruelty to the innocent. And that is
so true. I mean, that's actually what's going on right now.
Hold criminals accounta because criminals do criminal stuff, right. I mean,

(13:13):
that's not really hard to understand. They don't care about laws.
They don't care about a lot of different things. I mean,
over the past several weeks, I've been using a lot
of Jeff Cooper quotes former marine. If violence, I'm sorry,
If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only

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the intended victim who can do it. The fela does
not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore,
what he must be taught to fear is his victims.
A very true statement, because if the federal government, if
law enforcement, if these judges are not going to put
these criminals in jail and actually hold them accountable, then

(13:58):
they're forcing the American people to take law and order
into our own hands. And I'm gonna get into more
of that right on the other side of this. So
just a couple of minutes and I will be right back.

Speaker 3 (14:23):
Another case, another letter, Another lost soul fighting in the
GUTTA gonna die young.

Speaker 4 (14:30):
I could see nae dunna. I guess I got it bad. Yeah,
I got it for my mother. It's in my body,
it's in my brain. No survivors. That's the game for
a revolution. To bring about change. But no one ever told.

Speaker 5 (14:51):
Me that was still a song bag. So generation looking
forecause it's like we found on.

Speaker 6 (15:01):
It looks like we found everyone. I know Rhyn's trauma
with drama.

Speaker 4 (15:09):
You can blame them if you wanna, But none of
this was not It was just not.

Speaker 5 (15:15):
Time to started sounding nice. The data we were b.

Speaker 1 (15:21):
So exire that it's read beside.

Speaker 2 (15:24):
It always.

Speaker 4 (15:27):
Need someone to tell me something's gonna change.

Speaker 5 (15:31):
But generation look as jobs. Listen, we fell, we fell
generation okay for our jobs.

Speaker 6 (15:50):
Let's we found.

Speaker 7 (15:54):
We found?

Speaker 4 (15:56):
Then?

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Speaker 1 (16:47):
Tampa's brand butt plugs. Oh right, and we are back.
So I am a mid forties gen xer right. I
have seen no humorous decades the seventies, eighties, nineties, two thousands,
twenty tens, twenty twenties, So six different decades and I'm

(17:12):
not even fifty one of the math conundrums. It's funny
for me. But whenever I was younger, we had, you know,
different shows on television, Death Wish, Dirty Harry. There is

(17:38):
a reason these type of shows grew in popularity. There
is a reason people gravitated to what was going on
because you had out of control crime, you had ineffective police,
law enforcement, criminal justice system, and the only option that

(18:02):
people had in order to protect themselves. Because the criminal
justice system, law enforcement was unwilling to actually do the
job that they are supposed to be doing, curbing criminals
from doing criminal stuff, committing crimes, people were forced to

(18:25):
take law into their own hands. And that is something
that we are on the cusp of right now. It
really is.

Speaker 2 (18:36):
Now.

Speaker 1 (18:36):
Look, I don't condone violence, I really don't, you know,
I'm not talking about a a excuse me had a HICCOBERB.
I'm not condoning violence. I'm not condoning people just hand
out justice on their own terms. I'm not talking about

(18:58):
a punisher type of thing. But there's going to come
a time whenever people are just sick and tired of
being victims. I actually need to look up you know,
the you know, especially since Charlie Kirk's assassination. I really

(19:21):
want to look up well not just Charlie Kirk's assassination,
but you know, other things in that same type of
avenue victims because law enforcement failed to do their job
on gun sales, on people going out and getting a

(19:45):
consial carry license, people actually carrying. Now one number that
I did see, and I didn't see the actual number,
it was more or less a statistic that it is
going up significantly, and that is the the amount of
women who are purchasing firearms. And in all honesty, this

(20:09):
type of thing it makes me happy, it really does.
I mean it makes me happy because, like that Jeff
Cooper quote, we need to make these criminals fearful of
their victims. I know this is something that Steve Crowder
Lad Earth Crowder has talked about on his show for weeks.

(20:32):
But if the criminal justice system isn't going to hold
criminals accountable, then what they are forcing to happen is
either people get used to the idea of being a victim.
Get used to assaults on random people and just being
okay with or You're going to start seeing people get

(20:55):
sick and tired of being a victim. You're going to
see people stand up and take action. You're going to
see it. I mean, it's just it's what's going to happen.
You know, my dad taught me a long time ago.
You know, when I was younger. Whenever I was in
junior high, I was in a fight. I didn't start
to fight, but I ended it. I got in trouble

(21:18):
for And what was funny was I, you know, was
standing in front of the dean and you know, I
was like, yeah, I did it. Hell, yes, I did it.
This is why I did it. I'm not apologizing for it.
Nobody else did anything, so I did. I mean, it
really was that simple. And I remember my father talking

(21:40):
to me about this. He was like, you know, son,
you gotta do what you got to do. I don't
ever want to hear about you starting a fight. But
if you're ever in one, in it ended put the
person down, put him down hard, put them down in

(22:01):
such a way that you can turn your back and
walk away without having fear of being stabbed in the
back when you do it. All right, it's pretty simple.
I'm not one of them people that's going to say
that violence is never the answer, because yeah, sometimes it

(22:22):
actually is. Sometimes violence is the only answer you have
to respond in kind, you know. I mean, they're just
there are people out there that that's the only thing
that they understand. That's it. They're not going to take
a finger wagging, They're not going to take a talking to.

(22:43):
That's not going to stop them from doing something that
they already have it in their mind to do, especially
whenever you're talking about the left and a lot of
Democrats out there that you know are like, your feelings matter,
and you know, it's not a violent protest. You know,
it's okay to you know, break into an apple store
because some jackass died of an overdose and we wanted

(23:05):
to spin in a different way.

Speaker 6 (23:06):
No.

Speaker 1 (23:07):
No, So one of the MAGA extreme positions is we
have to hold criminals accountable. We have to get rid
of the soft on crime policies out of a lot

(23:27):
of these major cities all across the US. Moving on
save babies, absolutely freaking lutely, And this is actually twofold,
you know, because it's one it's an anti abortion thing, absolutely,
and the other thing is it makes sense, it really does,

(23:52):
you know, stopping wack adoodle parents, whack adoodle school teachers,
whack a doodle people in the education system that wish
to indoctrinate our children, to convince them that they are
in the wrong body and they need to do physical,
lasting and hormonal changes to their body that cause lasting

(24:12):
harm and is irreversible. Right, we want to save the children.
I don't see what's so extreme about that. Whenever I
was in school, I don't know one person. Excuse me,

(24:40):
I don't know one person that had gender dysphoria. I
didn't know one transgender individual, not a one, not a one.
I knew several gay people, I knew several lesbians. Absolutely.
I mean it's not like that was an a thing.

(25:00):
But there wasn't one of them that convinced themselves that
they were born in the wrong body and they need
to you know, have a surgery and add addict to me,
or a take a dick for me, you know, a
lopa dick off, you know whatever. There wasn't one person
that convinced themselves with that. Now, if you're an adult
and you want to make that decision for yourself, okay, sure,

(25:23):
But if you're a child, that's ridiculous. And it also
goes along with all the laws that we actually currently have.
I mean, think about it. I mean, truly, what does
being an adult mean nowadays? I mean, you're you're considered
an adult. If you're eighteen years of age, you're considering

(25:44):
an adult. You can't drink, you can't smoke, you can
serve your country. Sure, you can get a tattoo, you
can get a piercing, but you can't do that. And

(26:05):
that's what I'm going to focus on. And that's that's
the piercings in the tattoos. I'm a tattoo person. I
like ink. Ink is awesome, right. I see the new
study that was out This was hilarious. It's like, you know,
they find, you know, scientists figured out that you know,
whenever you get a tattoo, that helps protect you from
UV rays And it's like, yeah, duh. And my question

(26:32):
to my buddy that told me this was like, I
wonder how much money they spent on that study to
figure that out or for just something that happened accidentally.
You know, I mean kind of curious, you know, because
I was reminded after hearing that that you know that
our you know that NASA spent millions of dollars trying
to find a pen and develop a pen that will

(26:55):
work in zero gravity. And it's like, you want to
know what the Russians did during that timeframe that you
that's the freaking pencil. How much money did they save
using common sense and using a pencil? I mean, come on, people, anyway,
I don't even know where I was going with that.
I got add I don't apologize, I just explained it

(27:18):
is what it is anyway, save the babies. Oh yeah,
that's where I was going with that. Tattoos, body piercings.
If you are under the age of eighteen, you can't

(27:39):
do either. And I understand the body or I'm sorry
the tattooing more so than the body piercing, because you know,
here's the thing, why can you not do that as
a child under the age of eighteen, Well, you're not
of legal consent. I mean, you can do it if
an adult says that, yes, you can. Otherwise you can't

(28:01):
just do it on your own. Why, because you're not
adult enough to make that kind of decision. It is
a decision that you will make that will have long
lasting repercussions. Okay, but yet you're willing to do hormone

(28:22):
therapy and transition therapy on a child that is, you know,
nine years old, eight years old, seven years old. It
may sound ridiculous, but that's what they're doing. So you're
going to do chemically alter, you know, medically alter the
chemistry of a young child because you're delusional and you

(28:45):
are trying to play into a child's delusion. I mean,
there's even doctors out there that are like, you know,
doing these hormone therapy things. You know, it makes it
to where if they actually want to do a full
transition later in age, they can't actually do it because
the you know, the the bottom tools that you have

(29:11):
are not developed enough to actually do it. I'm not
going to get any more graphic into that. I think
you can pick up what I'm throwing down. In other words,
it no work, it bad, it no work. We can't
do that. You know, you chemically altered somebody's body by

(29:34):
changing the hormone makeup of them. And you know, I
mean your body runs on certain things and you think
that it's not going to cause some type of imbalance
by introducing an excessive amount of hormones that are not
supposed to be in your body. There's going to have
no negative effect. I mean, come on, people, are you
really that stupid? Anyway? The other point in here the

(29:55):
stop genital mutilation of kids. I think I kind of
covered that one on the say of the babies. We
don't want to just kill people out right. You know,
I heard I heard a story an article about a
guy that was being charged with murder in the state

(30:19):
of Illinois because he caused a pregnant woman to have
a miscarriage. And just like the person whom I heard
this story from, I kind of chuckled. I'm like, ooh,
this is going to be entertaining. I have absolutely no
idea how this case played out, because you know, it

(30:40):
was one of them things I was reminded of this story.
I have no clue how it actually played out. But
I mean, what you have is, you know, democrats wanting
to charge somebody with murder because they prematurely ended a birth,
ended the pregnancy. Wait a second, I thought that, well, okay,

(31:04):
because how the law is written, you know, it's a
parent can decide and of which case the person that
caused the miscarriage was the father. I mean, are you
are you actually going to have democrats argue that an

(31:25):
unborn baby is alive and therefore worthy of constitutional rights
and protections, because I mean, you can't have it both ways.
Either an unborn child is a baby worthy of rights
and protections, or they're not.

Speaker 7 (31:44):
Right.

Speaker 1 (31:46):
You can't have it both ways. You can't have your
cake and eat it too. It's one or the other.
And according to the law, what he did wasn't wrong.
I mean, granted, it is wrong. Abortion is wrong. It's murder.

(32:08):
It is what it is. I mean, I think we
all agree on that. And if you don't, I you
know whatever, I don't care. I really don't. It's my stance.
It's a logical stance. It's not even one based off
of my religion. It's based off of science. And it

(32:31):
amazes me how animals seem to have more rights in
this country than unborn children. But at any rate, there
you go. Another extreme maga position that we have is, uh,
put parents first. I mean, parents are the you know,
it's they're there children. I'm not going to say our

(32:52):
children because I'm not a parent, but the state should
not have the state and a government should not have
more power and authority over how you raise your children
than you do as a parent, period, end of story.
We trust the education system to educate our children. They're

(33:18):
not their kids, they're yours. Right, parents are the ones
who are supposed to have the authority. They have a
right to know what's going on in the classroom. Another
one in here is school choice. AB's a freaking lutely
because if the if your government run education system isn't

(33:40):
doing the job that they are supposed to be doing,
they're not doing it effectively. And considering competition brings it
makes a better quality product at a cheaper price. Well,
shouldn't we want that for our children? We absolutely should.
And if you're going to be forced to pay the
taxes to run a school, maybe they should actually provide

(34:04):
a superior product and make it worthy for us to
send our kids over there. School choice, what is so
radical about that? I don't get it. Protect constitutional rights absolutely,
every one of them, all across the board, and put
America first is another extreme MAGA position. Let me ask

(34:31):
you a question in your own house, if somebody asked you
for one thousand dollars and your power bill was due.
Would you give it? No, of course you wouldn't. It
doesn't mean you don't have compassion. It's because you understand

(34:54):
that you have a power bill to pay. You can't
do both. You have to prioritize the needs of your
own household over somebody else's needs. You have to do that.
It doesn't make you a bad person. It makes you
a realist. It does. Just a couple of minutes and

(35:15):
I'll be right back.

Speaker 2 (35:25):
Sun's beating down on the track or seat, dusty road rising,
no shade over treat worked up.

Speaker 6 (35:31):
Sweat, Lord, it ain't fair. Now there's a swamp brewing
under there.

Speaker 2 (35:41):
Boots are dragging through the mud off thick from all
this work. The sweat starts to stick, cheapen and burn
and got a real high cost. Feels like a milk
lost in the sauce swamp fast blues.

Speaker 7 (35:54):
Oh, it's tough, too bad, sweat soaking through my under
where I take a cool breeze over this damn heat.

Speaker 1 (36:07):
But it's a lie about here.

Speaker 6 (36:10):
In the pharmacy.

Speaker 2 (36:16):
I'm my shirt to dry on the old fence post.

Speaker 6 (36:19):
Try to cool down with the sun still roast every
steps of battle.

Speaker 2 (36:22):
This swamp won't quit losing the fight in this summer grit.
Neighbor's waves think I've lost my mind, but it's the
heat that's making me crying. Buckets of ice won't even

(36:45):
come close the drying of this southern coast. A swong
fast blouse, I can't take much more my jump in.

Speaker 1 (36:54):
The cree just to restore wish for that rain.

Speaker 7 (37:00):
On and all of bridge to dry these blues and
find some peace.

Speaker 2 (37:29):
A neighbor's wave think I've lost my mind, but it's
to eat that's making meat grind. The pockets of ice
won't even come close to drying up this southern coast.

Speaker 7 (37:42):
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and we are back. So let's go ahead and get

(38:53):
into the show. Almost forty minutes later, we're finally getting
into it. This first article that I'm wanting to talk
about comes from Slate headline, Oh let me go ahead,
and there we go. Mega's top voter fraud watchdog votes
in a swing state he doesn't live in, and they're
using this as a a Democrat talking point as in

(39:18):
the audacity that this individual has in voting in a
state that he doesn't live in. I would actually call
this proof positive that yeah, voter fraud exists. I mean,
come on, it's you know, they would have you believe,

(39:41):
and that is you know, liberals, Democrats, those on the left,
they would have you believe that, no, voter fraud isn't
a thing that is not actually happening. You know, the
illegal aliens aren't voting in presidential elections and federal elections
in general. They would have you believe that, oh no,
it's not a voter early vote often kind of thing,
Oh no, there's nothing to see here, but clearly we
all know that's a lie. We do. The fix is in.

(40:05):
It didn't take long. I mean, I you know, after
the twenty twenty election, you know, I found information about
all of the shenanigans that you can You can find this.
It is available over on my substack of the different
states where shenanigans happened, what the shenanigans were, how they

(40:29):
were a violation of the law. Even states like Texas
did it. Yes, it happens. One of the best ways
to end a country is make it to where the

(40:53):
majority of your population does not actually feel as though
the election is secure and safe, that their votes truly
don't matter. And whenever you have one political party that
honors it and another that tries to gaslight you into

(41:15):
believing that voter fraud isn't actually happening, that's exactly what
you get. You can't have a meaningful representative republic whenever

(41:37):
you don't believe that your representatives were actually elected securely
and fairly. You can't. That has caused nations to fall
apart an end. That's what Republicans want. I mean if

(42:08):
we lose an election, Okay, that's not a big deal.
We lost, Okay, so what we'll get them next time, right,
you know, will improve our messaging. We'll try to get
the information out there and educate the elector so that
this way they can make a decision based off of

(42:31):
logic and reason and not necessarily about who has the
better talking point, who's going to give away more free shit.
As a Republican, as a conservative, I care a lot

(42:51):
about a secure election. I don't like that fraud on
any level has become so mainstream, if you will, that
has just accepted, tolerated. It happens, and there's really nothing
you can do about it as bullshit. It is just

(43:14):
calling it how I see it. And whenever you get
the majority of the population that believes that one party
will steal it over another, you're not going to have
a republic for very long. You're just not. I mean,
even if you are somebody who believes that we are
a democracy, is not going to last for very long.

(43:35):
If that's how little integrity the voting has, it's just
not moving on. This article from Just the News, ICE
makes one point two thousand arrests in DC since FED
takeover in August compared to eighty five in the first

(43:58):
seven months twenty five. That is a huge difference from
eighty five to one point two thousand arrests. That's awesome,
that's huge. That right there, in all honesty, is a
step in the right direction. And let me be honest
about this. This is about law enforcement. Regardless of how

(44:23):
you feel about the Dreamers, regardless of how you feel
about any of the other people that have crossed our
border illegally, it doesn't change the fact that it is illegal.
It doesn't change that fact. Y'alls know where I stand
on this. Each and every one of them. I want

(44:46):
them to be deported and sent back home, regardless of
how long they've been here. I don't care anymore. I'm
tired of the shenanigans. I'm tired of the gaslighting. I'm
tired of the lies that has been perpetrated by in
some cases, both sides of the aisle. I'm sick and
tired of it. These people do not belong here. They

(45:09):
are not supposed to be benefiting from my hard earned
tax dollars that the government steals from me and gives
to them. I'm tired of it. Get them out. You
want to come back, fine, do it the right and
legal way. There's a pathway. You have the ability to
do it. And the majority of Americans believe the same thing. Obviously,

(45:38):
President Trump won all five swing states. President Trump won
the popular vote. He has the support of the majority
of American citizens out there, regardless of race, color, or creed.
He has the support. It's high time that the Democrats
actually get in law and stop trying to argue with

(46:02):
law enforcement and argue with the populace. I live in Illinois.
What I'm seeing going on up in Chicago is infuriating
to me. My tax dollars taken to give illegal aliens

(46:30):
free health care, actually getting more healthcare and benefits than
people who should actually be getting those services. That's a travesty.
Should not be tolerated. Since when is it the United

(46:54):
States of America's job, their position to be a welfare
state and just pay for everybody that comes in this country,
regardless of whether they did it legally or illegally. You
want to stop the flow, stop giving them benefits for

(47:14):
breaking the law, Stop rewarding crime. Isn't that really what
it amounts? To stop rewarding crime and you'll see these
people leave on their own volition. If they no longer
have a benefit to coming here illegally, then they're not
going to stay. You quit allowing businesses from giving them jobs.

(47:36):
You quit giving them benefits a tax payer expense. You
quit giving them free health care, you quit giving them
free education, you quit giving them all this crap, free housing,
free food, you quit giving them that, and you know what,
maybe they'll just go home. It's a step in the
right direction. Before you say that, oh well, it's just

(48:01):
the right thing to do. Okay, for all those people
that are it's the right thing to do. We need
to do it. That's just what we should. You know,
forget the gaslighting of oh it's not actually happening. We'll

(48:22):
talk about that here in a little bit. How about
you let them in your house. How about you let
them eat your food, sleep in your bed. How about
you do that. How about you live out on the
street and continue to go to work, pay the mortgage,

(48:45):
buy the groceries, all the kind of stuff, and just
let them live in your house, pick a family and
support them with everything you have. You can sleep in
a tent in the backyard, or you can sleep out
on the curve because hey, you know they they you know,
these people have families, right, you know you don't you

(49:05):
don't want to be you know, you don't. You don't
want them to go without education. If you're going to
tell me that they belong here, then fine, let them
take your house. That'll shut you up, because no, you
don't actually want that, and if you did, then that's

(49:31):
what you'd be doing. You know, you want to show
me that this is what you want, you want to
show me that it's the right thing to do, then okay, fine,
let them have your house virtue signal and in a
way that actually will tell me that you truly mean

(49:52):
the things that are coming out of your mouth. It's
about crime, it's about sovereignty, and we're talking about people
that really don't care about our sovereignty. It's about law enforcement,
and we've gotten to that point to where we've had enough.

(50:14):
Moving on another article from just a News, White House
Press Secretaria at Levitt says democrats language attacking Ice is
despicable because again the majority of Americans want this, and

(50:35):
the attacks have led to things that are completely despicable.
It's a narrative that the left continues to talk about,
and it is had very bad results ending in people's lives.

(51:01):
You know, I don't feel it necessary. I don't feel
it virtuous to just forgive and forget these people that
use the type of language that they use to describe
people like me to describe the President, to describe Pete
Hegsa to describe Dan Bongino, and Cash Betel and others

(51:33):
to describe Tom Homan, until they tone down the language
and quit trying to encourage their base to do to
commit acts of violence against any Republican who dares to

(51:54):
support President Trump, in any American who is a conservative,
until they tone down the rhetoric. I don't want to
hear anything they have to say, just being honest with you.

(52:16):
And it's high time that these various cities are actually
forced to follow and obey the law. This article from
CNN where things stand in Portland and Chicago is Trump
officials promise imminent National Guard deployments. I'm kind of excited

(52:38):
about this. I ain't gonna lie, I really am. You know,
as I mentioned, I live in Illinois. I don't live
in Chicago. I'm several hours away from there. But these
sanctuary cities that do whatever they can to protect illegal aliens,
to protect criminal activity in jail general that hold their

(53:02):
citizens hostage for the sake of an illegal alien that
isn't supposed to be here in the first place. It
needs to stop. It needs to end. These cities like Chicago,
like Portland, they are breaking the law and it is
being tolerated, it is being allowed. We have different laws

(53:23):
on the book on the books to stop said behavior.
We have things that we can do. I mean, you
can go in with a national police force, which is
what Donald Trump is talking about doing. You can end
funding that supports these decisions that these democrats in these
various cities are taking, you know, the things that they

(53:45):
are wanting to do. It doesn't take a genius. I mean,
think about it, dude. You cut off the money, and
in all honesty, that's what I would make the first priority.
Stop the money, absolutely, stop the money. Dry it up,

(54:11):
see what happens. Give him a week, give him a
couple weeks, give them a month, let's see if their
attitude changes. And then if they're not willing to enforce
the law, then the president should go in and take
matters into his own hands. Because this is about law

(54:32):
and order. It's about justice, That's what it's about. The
president has leeway to do the very things he's talking
about doing, to do the things on a national scale
that he has already done in Washington, DC. He has
the power, He has the authority. As the President of
the United States. It solely rests in his hands to
ensure security and safety to all citizens in the United

(54:57):
States of America and to ensure the laws, federal laws
are followed. He has that ability, and the Democrats know it,
they really do. They're terrified that the same thing that
happened in Washington, d C Is going to happen in
all these other places because of me. Let's face it, Washington,

(55:20):
d C. A city that is like what ninety percent Democrat,
even they had to acknowledge that, yeah, crime was out
of control, that our Democrat leaders in Washington, d C.
Were unwilling to actually enforce the law and hold criminals accountable.

(55:45):
Trump came in and he didn't necessarily fix the problem overnight,
But boy, how did did he ever make headway? And
he showed that if they actually wanted to enforce the
law and actually stop criminals from committing crime, that it
can be done. All you needed. Are people in leadership
willing to do it. They're afraid, These Democrat leaders in

(56:12):
these various cities, these mayors, these governors, they're afraid. They
are terrified that the President is going to go in
and actually show them in their own hometown, in their
own state that yeah, you can stop the criminals from
committing crime if you just hold them accountable, if you
just enforced the laws. It's amazing the numbers that you'll

(56:37):
actually reduce crime by. And I'm all for it. Go in,
make an example of these cities. And it looks as
though that's exactly what's going on. Christy Nome, I know,
has talked about doing this very thing. Friday visit to

(57:00):
Illinois and she was met with around the protests and
of which case they they pretty well told her that,
you know, you're not welcome here. We like the out
of control crime. And of which case, okay, fine, fa
fo right, I'm all for this. I would like this
to happen on a national level. I really do. City

(57:23):
by city, state by state. There you go. I'm all
for it. All right, So let me where are we
at do do ah? We are going to be talking
a little bit about this gop shutdown, the Shumer shut down.

(57:44):
We'll be talking about that right on the other side
of this, where I'll bear it back.

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(59:24):
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and we are back. We're going to go ahead and
get into it. This first article I want to cover
is from the Daily Caller headline Carolyn Levitt turns tables
on reporter trying to claim that no illegal immigrant has

(01:01:26):
received a medical cover. So, for those of you that
are not aware, this government shut down one, it could
have absolutely been stopped. It could have been stopped. There
was a continuing Resolution that the Republicans were trying to pass,
and it did pass the House of Representatives, but the

(01:01:47):
Democrats over in the Senate were unwilling to budge. I mean,
there were several that did the cross party lines and
went ahead and voted for the continuing Resolution that would
have not fully funded the government, but it would have
given them time to complete their job and do the
twelve appropriations bills. And one of the things that the

(01:02:08):
Democrats were trying to do was to end a provision
that was in the one big beautiful bill that would
have allowed illegal immigrants to receive Medicaid coverage. And of
which case, I mean, there are a lot of people

(01:02:32):
that you know, Warren is one of them, several of them,
and they've been caught with their pants down in every
single case, which is hilarious. But they've been caught trying
to say that, oh no, that's not a thing. I mean,
that's not what we're doing. We're not fighting for illegal
aliens to have, you know, to get Medicaid coverage, and
in fact, Medicaid coverage that would be in excess over

(01:02:54):
what other people who should really be getting this coverage,
what they would be getting. They're trying to spend this
as a humanitarian thing. They're trying to say that, oh,
we just want everybody to have access to healthcare and
the fixes in because the Republicans, they're actually winning on

(01:03:22):
the messaging, because the Republicans are bringing the receipts, the
GOP shutdown messaging seems to resonate with the public for once. Yeah, because,
I mean, Republicans are kind of bad about, you know,
defending their position. I mean they really are. Republicans are

(01:03:46):
horrible about defending their position. I mean it's kind of sad.
You know. That's one of the things that I truly
respect about the Democrat Party is regardless of where they
stand on any on any policy, any you know, any
thing that they have done, they are great about messaging, absolutely,
but you know, first and foremost they fight for their position.

(01:04:10):
That's one of the things that I truly respect about
the Democrat Party. They will fight for their position, and
they will do everything in their power, strong arming their
own you know, representatives and you know congressmen. They will
you know, force them to get in line. They fight

(01:04:35):
something the Republicans are don't do very well. They just don't.
They cowtow, they give up. You know, they'll tell you that, oh,
we need to have you know, bipartisan bills, and we
have to reach across the aisle. And the Democrats don't
don't do that kind of thing. They're like, hey, look

(01:04:57):
we're going to do well, We're going to do and
that's all there is to it. So the Democrats are
fighting for illegal aliens to have access to taxpayer medicaid,
and of which case we're bringing the receipts, we're bringing
in the copies of the bill itself. We're not allowing
the Democrats to get away with the talking point of

(01:05:19):
saying that, oh, it's just for everybody. No, well, there's
a provision in there that gives Medicaid and Medicare to
illegal aliens. And of which case this is what you're
fighting for. They're like, oh, no, this isn't what we're
fighting for. And then you know, you see different clips
of you know, how many of you on the stage.

(01:05:39):
You know, this was during one of the primaries. How
many of you would fight for illegal aliens to have
Medicare coverage, Medicare, Medicaid coverage, healthcare, free insurance, and of
which case, every one of them on the stage raised
their hand, the big cheer of the crowd. It's like, dude,

(01:06:00):
one of them that actually supported and wanted free healthcare
for illegal aliens, And now you're trying to say that, Oh,
that's not what this is about, even though it clearly is.
Republicans are finally bringing the receipts and they are fighting
their position in public, and the American people see it.

(01:06:23):
This article, again from The Daily War, flat out lie.
Elizabeth Warren lashes out at CBS news host confronting her
about giving non citizens health care and of which case, Yeah,
it's true, that's what the Democrats are fighting for. They
are not fighting for the American people. They are fighting
for illegal aliens who are not supposed to be here

(01:06:45):
in the first place. Let me ask you a question,
and I want honesty out of this one. I really do.
Who are these representatives supposed to be represented, whether they
be in the House of Representatives or whether they be
in the Senate. Who are they supposed to be representing.

(01:07:08):
Where they're supposed to be representing the people to vote
for them. And the only people who are legally allowed
to vote in a federal election are US citizens. So
who are these representatives and congressmen fighting for? If they
are fighting and willing to shut the government down to

(01:07:29):
ensure that illegals get free health care, who are they
fighting for? Are they fighting for US US citizens? Are
they fighting for America? Or are they fighting for illegal aliens?
Who are they fighting for? I mean, it's pretty clear
they're fighting for illegals. They're not fighting for you. They're

(01:07:51):
not fighting for me, They're not fighting for America. Finally,
we have a situation where the Democrats don't control the
talking points and they're losing. They really are. And this

(01:08:13):
from the Daily Wire. See that last article. Actually, oh wait, okay,
that doesn't matter. I don't care about that. So this
headline from the Daily Wire. Republicans are calling it the
Schumer shutdown? Why are they making it all about AOC

(01:08:34):
And this is one of the things that has been
coming out, you know, calling it the Schumer shutdown. But
yet a lot of the conversations that you're hearing from
different you know, different conservative media places they're making about AOC. Well,
there's actually a pretty good explanation for that, because, all right,

(01:09:00):
so they did some redistricting in New York, and one
of the things that they did in this whole redistricting
thing was they basically took AOC's seat away from her
to where the voters in her district were consumed by

(01:09:24):
other districts. And now in the next election, you're going
to have a showdown between AOC and Chuck Schumer fighting
for the same seat in Congress. And AOC unfortunately has

(01:09:45):
a lot of support in the Democrat Party. Surely does.
She is a far left extremist. And even though Chuck
Schumer is trying to do this to he's trying to
do this in favor of the Democrats. He's trying to

(01:10:06):
put on a good front. But I mean, unfortunately, there's
nothing that he can do right in this. Regardless of
what he does, AOC is going to spend this in
a way that is more than likely going to end
in Chuck Schumer not winning the election for his seat. Now, granted,

(01:10:27):
I'm all for it, Chuck Schumer does not belong there.
But you know what, neither does AOC. And in all honesty,
I think that AOC is gearing up to run for
president in twenty twenty eight. I really do. I mean,

(01:10:50):
you look at her posturing, You look at you know,
the different campaign things that she has done. She is posturing.
I mean, she's well known in Democrat circles, and in
all honesty, regardless of how you feel about her politically,
her intelligence or you know, whatever her position on different

(01:11:12):
subjects and stances and what have you. Regardless of how
you feel about her politically, fact of the matter is
she is probably and I have no doubt on this whatsoever,
She's probably the biggest name in the Democrat Party right now.
She has a real chance. She's popular, you know. I mean,

(01:11:35):
she's not somebody like Kamala Harris, who was an absolute
train wreck, who was the deh DEI higher and even
Joe Biden even stated that publicly she has a real chance.

Speaker 2 (01:11:58):
Now.

Speaker 1 (01:11:59):
I mean, don't get me wrong, I don't think that
Alexandri Cassio Cortez has any chance in beating JD Vance
in twenty twenty eight. I really don't see that happening.
Just being honest with you because jd Vance is doing
the thing for America that the only other politician to

(01:12:25):
do it was a non politician DJT Donald J. Trump.
The only other person who's ever fought for America is
jd Vance, only politician, and Trump is not a politician.
I mean, isn't an amazing on the Republican side that
the two most popular presidents in modern history were not politicians?

(01:12:53):
Ronald Reagan wasn't a politician? Donald Trump politician? The two
most conservative, most popular presidents on the rep you know,
from the Republican Party or at least the right side
of the aisle, weren't politicians. What's I say?

Speaker 2 (01:13:17):
Huh?

Speaker 1 (01:13:19):
Anyway? Moving on? So, yeah, the Schumer shutdown. Now, how
long do you honestly think this shutdown is going to
be before the Democrats cave give in and actually sign
the continuing Resolution to keep the government open for another
seven weeks or however long that the cr will actually

(01:13:41):
fund the government for. How long do you think this
this is going to last? Let me know down in
the comments, ID me an, email ho Ho at the
ho Ho Show dot com. I have my guess, and
my guess is ten days. That's what my guess is
ten days. That's what I think is going to be.

(01:14:02):
You know, it could be shorter. I kind of doubt it.
I think they're, you know, they're really going to try
to control the narrative. Whenever they figure out that they've lost.
I think they're going to backpedal to try to defend
it another way. And then eventually I think they're going
to go ahead and sign it, get it done, get
it over with. There you go. But either way you

(01:14:23):
look at it, regardless of what Chuck Schumer decides to do,
I don't think he has a chance in winning in
twenty twenty six. I don't think he does. I think
it's going to be a battle between him and AOC,
and I really do believe that AOC is going to
wind up on top. Okay, so that one I didn't

(01:14:48):
mean to do. I meant to to do the know
that one. Anyway, whatever, all right, let's go ahead and
move on. What else we want to be talking about? Then?
I'm like, oh yeah, oh yeah, So, uh let me
go ahead and close down some tabs so I can
open up some new things. Oh no, no, no, no, that's

(01:15:13):
not it. Oh yeah, oh yeah, okay, so let me
go ahead and get into this one. I like this,
I really did. So we got a couple different things

(01:15:34):
in here. This is kind of regarding the Okay, So,
did y'all hear about the the former superintendent in Des Moines,
Iowa being arrested because he was an illegal alien? Did

(01:15:57):
y'all hear about this? This headline from Fox News DHS
reveals extensive criminal history of former Des Moines superintendent who
was arrested in US illegally. Homeland Security officials say that
Iron Roberts built a long criminal record while living in

(01:16:21):
the US illegally, with arrests for narcotics and firearms possessions.
Yet he is like the golden child, I guess. Also
have this article again from Fox News. School chief to suspect.
Ice arrests of Des Moines superintendent exposes fake degrees and

(01:16:44):
drug convictions. So y'all hear about this? I really am.
I'm curious about this. Did you hear about this individual
getting arrested by ice? Fake degrees, drug convictions, firearm possession,

(01:17:09):
all of which illegal? And this is somebody whom was
employed by the school district as a superintendent in des Moines, Iowa,
getting paid like thirty thousand dollars a year. I'm sorry,
thirty thousand, three hundred thousand dollars a year. You heard

(01:17:31):
that number correctly. He was getting paid by the Des Moines,
Iowa School District three hundred thousand dollars a year. What
is the of the moyne? There you go. What is

(01:17:53):
the population of Des Moines, Iowa. So in twenty twenty five,
the population of Des Moines, Iowa is approximately two hundred
eight thousand, eighty four people. So there you go, a

(01:18:15):
little over two hundred and eight thousand people. That's how
big it is. Oh, and that's after a slight decline.
In the twenty twenty census, they had a population of
two hundred third well almost two hundred and fourteen thousand people,

(01:18:35):
So a little over two hundred thousand people, and the
superintendent of schools is getting paid an illegal alien that
was guilty of possessing a firearm, a handgun, drug charges,

(01:18:56):
illegal alien making over making three hundred thousand dollars a
year in a city of two hundred and eight thousand.
How ridiculous is that? But here's what I want to know.
I mean, one, I find it ridiculous. How much money
this guy was making I really do. Don't get me wrong.
Teachers deserve to get paid for what they do. It

(01:19:21):
is a thankless job, it really is. But these administrative
positions people that don't do any more than to collect
a paycheck. For the most part, we don't need more
administrators in schools. What we need are teachers, good teachers

(01:19:42):
that actually care about education and less about indoctrinization. But
that's what we need in our school districts, in our
public schools, less administrators. Because if we think about it,
anytime they talk about, you know, raising the spending limit,
raising the budget for the Department of Education, where do
you I think that money goes. It doesn't go generally

(01:20:05):
for the cost of education, or at least if it does,
it's like, you know, maybe one to ten percent. The
rest of it goes you know, nine to ninety I'm sorry,
ninety to ninety nine percent of that extra money goes
to administrative costs. Does that actually improve the quality of
education to our students?

Speaker 2 (01:20:22):
No?

Speaker 1 (01:20:31):
So, I mean, regardless of you know, he made three
hundred thousand dollars, which is just unreal to me in
a city of only two hundred eight thousand people. It's
a lot of people, don't get me wrong, but it's
an administrative cost. They went to an illegal alien. I mean, heaven,

(01:20:57):
you know it's a truck driver. Like many other industries
out there, you know, they do background checks. Whenever you
you know, get hired, they do background checks. They will
you know, do a criminal search history, they will you know,

(01:21:20):
check your references all the other kind of good stuff.

Speaker 4 (01:21:23):
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:21:23):
The last time I took a took a background check,
I mean, it took like two weeks for my background
check to come back. I mean it was like, holy crab,
you know, it really did. My criminal background check took
like two weeks. Now, I know what's thinking like, that's
a long time. Well, it is a long time. But
here's kind of how criminal background checks work. You know,

(01:21:43):
you take somebody's name and you just send it out
into the ether and you send it to various law
enforcement agencies. You send it to you know, state police
records and you know, different federal FBI, you send it
to you know, Interpol sometimes other countries. You know, you

(01:22:07):
just send it out broadly and when they get a
ping back or if you know, let's say they send
it to the State of New York and they'll just
they'll they'll ping it, right, They'll ping it, and if
nothing comes back, then they don't look for anything. They

(01:22:27):
move on. If something comes back, then they know that
there are records to look at, and then they'll pull
those records and check them out. I have a lot
of information in a lot of different places. I mean, granted,
everything came back fine, it came back kosher. You know,
I got hired for the job. It just took a
while because I have a lot of information out there.

(01:22:48):
You know, my name, my information is in a lot
of different jurisdictions in several different countries, in several different provinces.
They got my information. So whenever they got a return
on those peeings, they had to check quite a few
different places to make sure that I wasn't some evil

(01:23:09):
person that was just going to randomly kill people or
you know, what have you, that I wasn't a criminal.
And I don't know about you, but you know, that's
the kind of thing that businesses do in order to
protect their business, to protect their brand. You know, they

(01:23:30):
check your prior work history to make sure that you
actually have the type of experience you claim to have
that you're actually a good fit. These are things that
are common practice when you are in the workforce, and

(01:23:51):
the higher amount of money you are being paid, the
more these businesses generally care about background check and looking
at your previous work history to validate things. You know,
the less money you make, the less they really care.

(01:24:12):
But the more money you make, the more they care.
You know, is that whole return on investment kind of
a thing. Did des Moines even do any type of
criminal background check on the superintendent? Did they check his
previous work history? Obviously not, because otherwise, how in the

(01:24:38):
world would this guy have been elected, how would he
have been appointed? They didn't do their job. They didn't
do a background check. And if they did, see, here's
the other part about this, because maybe they did a

(01:25:00):
full and extensive background check. What if they just didn't care.
I mean, I honestly and truly believe that they did
their background check. I think they tried to validate his
work history. They try to validate his oh, some of

(01:25:28):
a degree that he claimed to have which was falsified.
I think they did a background check. I think they
looked and seen his criminal history, and I don't think
they cared because it was more about virtue signaling than

(01:25:50):
actually about protecting our children and making sure that people
that are in that position are qualified to be there.
That's what I think happened. I think they were aware.
I just don't think they cared, and they're trying to,
you know, backpedal. They're trying to claim victim's status as

(01:26:11):
if that they were the ones that were deceived, and
I'm just not buying it. I mean, you look at
the position of the left. The only thing that they're
mad at is the fact that they got caught. I mean,
that's what Elizabeth Warren was mad about during her interview,
you know, talking about illegals having access to taxpayer money

(01:26:34):
through Medicaid and getting free health insurance. You know, she
wasn't mad of her stance. She was mad because she
got caught having a position that was unpopular. I don't
think these people are actually mad about him having a
criminal record, being an illegal alien, falsifying his work history

(01:26:59):
and his education. I think they're mad because they got
caught and it is an unpopular opinion because the majority
of Americans have the same point of view that I do.
I want these people gone, period. End of story. Let's

(01:27:21):
move on let's see here. Oh yeah, So we have
talked in the past about what is possibly the biggest
scandal in US history, and I didn't really go into

(01:27:51):
and I'm not really going to go into this thing
all that much. I just want to let you know
that this article is out there. It is available in
the Matter magazine over there on flipboard. You can check
that out by heading to the Hoh Show dot com,
clicking on the news feed tab and you'll see that
magazine for today's date with the title of the show
wherever whatever that is. This headline from Just the News

(01:28:16):
ex FBI explosives expert, famed whistleblower says bureaus J six
pipe bomb lab analysis a mess. So Whitehurst says that
the FBI analysis obscures what he believes is the true
takeaway the FBI's analysis of the J six pipe bomb.

(01:28:38):
Neither bomb was going to go off. One of the
things that several people, including me, have believed that this
pipe bomb, a huge scandal, was nothing more than a setup.

(01:29:05):
It was a plan B to get people out of
the Capitol building, to stop the you know, the Republicans
from asking too many questions about the twenty twenty election
that this pipe bomb, which was huge news, that was

(01:29:27):
just ignored because, like I said, it was their Plan
B and they didn't need their Plan B. Their Plan
A actually worked, which they didn't truly think it was
going to work, but it did. I mean, this is
something that the Democrats don't like talking about. This is

(01:29:49):
something that Kamala Harris has barely even mentioned. Let me,
let me, let me, let me, let me lay it
out for you like this. She was in the DNC
headquarters in Washington, DC. She was there in the building
at the same time there was a pipe bomb right

(01:30:10):
outside the wall. Her life was in jeopardy. She doesn't
talk about it. It's not a big deal. It isn't
a life altering situation at all. Why because she was
in on it? Oh okay, let me I want to

(01:30:31):
take that back. I can't say that she was in
on it. But it raises questions. Why was she there
in the first place. Why wasn't she actually in the
Senate at the Capitol at the most important part of

(01:30:57):
her political career, becoming the Vice President of the United
States of America. Why wasn't she there. You would think
that that would have been the first place but that
she wanted to be, but instead she's over at the
DNC headquarters where there is a pipe bombs that's sitting

(01:31:18):
right outside. And the Democrats have not put much stock
on this. They have not talked about this. It was
nothing more than a footnote and various reporting. They don't
want to talk about it. Kamala Harris doesn't want to
talk about it. I think there is a lot more

(01:31:40):
to this story than what we are being told, and
I really hope that. And I know that this is
something that Dan Bongino is wanting to get to the
bottom of. I know it is. He's talked about this
on his show, The Bongino Show numerous different times. He's
talked about this as one of the things that he
is wanting to do get to the bottom of this,

(01:32:01):
because he understands that this is the biggest scandal of
US history, the pipe bomb, and he thinks the whole
thing was an inside job because there's a lot of
things that don't add up two plus two equals tomato

(01:32:25):
and that don't make any sense. Fixes in moving on
where else? Oh yeah, while we're talking about FBI stuff.
Here we go from CBS News this headline The FBI
is weighing in arrest and purp walk for Komi and

(01:32:49):
suspended an agent for refusing to help. I'm all for this.
I mean, holy crap, dude, I want to see this happen.
I absolutely do.

Speaker 2 (01:32:58):
You.

Speaker 1 (01:32:58):
Look at what they did to new people on the
Republican side of the aisle, different people that were in
you know, Trump's circle. Look at what they did to
Trump themselves. Yes, he's been indicted. There's going to be
a trial. He is going to have to stand in
front of a judge and defend himself. There was obviously

(01:33:21):
crimes that took place. Treat him as any other criminal.
Arrest his ass purp welcome, Put him in handcuffs. Do
the mugshots the same thing that they did to Trump
and other people, might I add, do them to him.
Make him feel the embarrassment, make him feel the shame, shame, whatever,

(01:33:48):
make him feel it right? Why should you treat him special?
He's nothing more than a criminal. I'm off for it.
I want to see it more of this happen. Yes,
I want him to be purp walked. I want him
to be put in handcuffs. I want him to have
a mugshot to go to jail, have to wear the

(01:34:08):
orange jumpsuit, the whole nine yards. I want to see
it because if you don't hold these people accountable for
the crimes that they commit, it all you're doing is
encouraging them to commit them again. That is all you're doing.
That's all you're doing. If you want them to stop
the behavior, if you want him to quit, if you

(01:34:30):
make it to where they don't dare do this again,
you got to call it out for what it is.
You got to hold them accountable. You have to make
them suffer through the shame. Assuming they aren't just shameless individuals,

(01:34:50):
but everything that happens to a criminal, you have to
make them go through that. Everything that they put Republicans through,
Donald tr Up through put them through that as well.
It isn't retaliation, it's justice, it really is. It is justice.

(01:35:15):
I want to see this happen. I really do. Sorry,
we got just a couple more things to get to,
so let me go ahead and play this. So just
a few minutes and I will be right back.

Speaker 9 (01:35:43):
Rolled into Monday. The engine just quod spend all my
week leaning under that dude. The knuckles or busted grease
stains on my jeans. The truck won't starting in marks.

(01:36:05):
I checked, but I checked, pluck.

Speaker 3 (01:36:10):
Prayed, the song got in the motors, guns a week's
worth of sweat. Nothing turns out right, this hunk of
jump stealing all my nights so on, and something dumb,
I know it inside, But the answer keeps running, and

(01:36:30):
it loves. I had turned the keen nothing more, you'll
sound the South, got the heavy hearted, broken down, Blue.

Speaker 10 (01:36:50):
Brought a buddy over, said he'd take a look. He
shook his head side and cursed the book.

Speaker 6 (01:36:59):
We've tried every.

Speaker 9 (01:37:00):
Trick under the sun, but we're losing this battle.

Speaker 10 (01:37:06):
The truck is won, treaming over, always wid open, and
but I'm sucking my heart just staring at chase this
driveway presson.

Speaker 11 (01:37:19):
Got nothing to proof case bodies broken down, Only something dumb,

(01:37:49):
knowing it inside, But the answer and keeps running and.

Speaker 9 (01:37:53):
Its side turned the king, Nothing moves.

Speaker 10 (01:37:57):
No sound soon got the heavy heart.

Speaker 1 (01:38:01):
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All right, and we are back. So I got three
more topics to close out the episode today, five different articles.

(01:39:11):
Now you all know the monoicum of the show. Defending
the Constitution. That's what we're going to end the program today.
We are going to defend the constitution. This headline from
TNR and I love this. By the way, I am
all for it. The Supreme Court could make it easier

(01:39:35):
to bring a gun everywhere. Yes, as it should be right.
The justices just took up a challenge to a Hawaii
law that bars people from carrying guns on private property
against the owner's wishes. Now, of which case, I gotta
be honest with you, this I'm all for. I really am. Okay,

(01:39:56):
well I am. You know, if you're on private property,
the person who owns that property should be able to
dictate if guns are going to be allowed. We have freedom, yes,
but if you hold the stance that you don't want
guns on your property, then you should have the freedom

(01:40:17):
to be able to dictate no guns on your property. Right. So,
I mean I agree with the justices stance, or with
Hawaii's stance that bars people from doing that on private
property against the owner's wishes. They should have the right
to do that, period and a story. Okay, I have

(01:40:41):
no argument there. I really don't. However, outside of that
or if you are on private property where the owner
is okay with guns being there, then you should have
the right to exercise that law. If you are on
public property, it should be no question you should have

(01:41:06):
the right to carry a gun, because you do have
the right to carry a gun. Let me read from
my handed dandy pocket Constitution, which includes the Declaration of Independence,
the Constitution, and all of the amendments, and let me
go ahead and read for you right quick. The second Amendment,
A well regulated mission, a well regulated militia being necessary

(01:41:31):
to the security of a free state, the rights of
the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Keep and bear arms. What do you think that means.
Do you think, as our founding fathers, believe that that
meant to buy, to purchase, to own, and to carry
on your persons a firearm, Because that's exactly what that means.

(01:41:53):
Shall not be infringed, means that the government, states included,
do not have the right the ability to infringe upon
your rights to make a law banning you from carrying
a gun, buying a gun and all the ammunition that
goes along with it. Whenever you are on your own
personal property and out in public, you have that right.

(01:42:19):
That's what the Constitution says. The government does not grant
you rights. The government is merely put there given power
to defend your rights. In any state of the Union,
whenever they agreed to join the union, they agreed to
the terms of service. It's the terms of service agreement.

(01:42:41):
That's exactly what it is. You know, whenever you signed
up for Facebook, you agree to the terms of service.
When you started using YouTube and you created a profile,
you agree to the terms of service. And every single
state of the Union that decided to join the union
agreed to the terms of service. And one of the

(01:43:03):
terms of services is the second Amendment, the right of
the people to keep in bear arms shall not be infringed.
That's what they agreed to. And this is a protection
not of states, but it is a protection of the
people to ensure the security of the free state. But

(01:43:30):
it's a protection of the people. When you are on
public property, that right to keep in bare arms can't
be infringed. Any law that says otherwise is unconstitutional, as
per the text of the Second Amendment. I don't understand

(01:43:53):
what's so hard to understand about that. I really don't.

Speaker 8 (01:43:57):
Now.

Speaker 1 (01:43:57):
I mean, don't get me wrong. I mean, if you
are a criminal convicted of a violent crime, you have
stepped outside of law and order. Then okay, I get
why you would want those people to not have access
to firearms. Okay, I get it. And the criminal justice system,

(01:44:22):
if it doesn't rehabilitate criminals in order to re enter society,
then maybe they shouldn't be leaving the jail in the
first place. And of which case, you shouldn't really hinder
their rights at all either once they've served their time. Otherwise,
all you're doing is admitting that the criminal justice system
isn't about rehabilitating people criminals to actually re enter society,

(01:44:47):
and you're acknowledging that they should remain in prison. I mean,
that's what that means. You get out of jail, you
have the freedom of speech, you have the freedom of press,
you have other full you know, you have full access
to the full range of your freedoms. Why don't you
have full access to the Second Amendment as well? You

(01:45:07):
should Otherwise you're acknowledging that the rehabilitation system and the
justice system doesn't actually work and isn't about rehabilitating criminals.
Even though I get it why you would want to,
but that doesn't make it right. The Supreme Court needs

(01:45:35):
to make it easier to bring a gun everywhere period
in a story, If violent crime is to be curbed,
it is only the intended victim who can do it.
The felon does not fear the police, and he fears

(01:45:56):
neither judge nor jury. Therefore he must be taught to fear,
is his victim. Jeff Cooper, former marine. Because criminals already
don't care about a gun free zone. Criminals don't care

(01:46:18):
what you want. Criminals don't care that there's a sign
posted on your door that says no gun's allowed. They
don't care they're criminals. The only way to protect yourself
from being a victim of gun crime is to make
the criminal afraid of his victim, deathly afraid. It's the

(01:46:45):
only way to do it. They do not fear judge
nor jury. They do not fear police. They need to
be taught to fear their victims. It needs to be
easier to bring a gun wherever you are, whenever you
are in public, because that is the only way to

(01:47:13):
ensure that you will be safe. You know, when seconds count,
police are minutes away. I mean, if you're in one
of them situations where you need a gun, you know,
better to have and not need than need and not have.
Right if you're in one of them situations, which is

(01:47:35):
going to get there first? Your gun or a police officer?
Who's going to show up first? I remember a joke
that oh what the hell says name? He was on
the Red the Blue Collar comedy tour. You know the

(01:47:57):
guy that you know, Ron White, you know, talking about
being on the plane. You know, how how long do
you think we got? You know, how far do you
think is you know where do you think the plane
that this crashing is going to take us? And he
goes all the way to the seat of the crime.
I bet we beat the paramedics there by fifteen twenty minutes.
It's like, yeah, duh, who do you think is going

(01:48:21):
to get there first, your own firearm or a police officer.
I think it's pretty obvious we know what's going to
get there first. You need to be able to protect yourself.
And it's high time the Supreme Court quit taking a
political stance on this and actually do what their damn

(01:48:43):
job is, and that is defending the Constitution. We've talked
about this in the past, right whenever our Constitution was written.
The House of Representatives is to represent the people in
any jurisdiction of the various states. That's why their numbers

(01:49:03):
are based off of the population of the states. The
job of the Senate was to represent the government of
each and every state, and no state had more say
than any other state. They were all equal, which is
why it is two senators per state. The President was

(01:49:30):
to represent the nation as a whold and to make
sure that the laws that were passed by Congress were
properly enforced. And in which case that's a problem that
we currently have right now with these sanctuary cities, not
doing their damn job and deporting these illegal aliens, making
it easier for ICE to do their job, to allow

(01:49:51):
these out of control cities to do whatever the hell
they want to and not enforce their crimes. It is
the job of the president to make sure that these
laws are oh to faithfully execute the laws of land. Right. Yes,
it's in the Constitution. I read it. You can read
it for yourself. And the job of the Supreme Court
is to represent the Constitution. That's their job. The legislative

(01:50:19):
branch's job is to write the laws, but they represent
the people and the state. The executive branch represents the
nation as a whole. His job is to represent and
defend the nation as a whole. And the Supreme Court
represents the Constitution. That's who they represent. That is what

(01:50:45):
their job is. It is to take any disagreement between
the other two branches and to weigh their argument against
the Constitution to determine which one is and which one
is wrong. That's it. It doesn't get any simpler than that.

(01:51:09):
That is the role of the Supreme Court. Yeah, moving
on this article from the National Review headline the speech

(01:51:35):
the Pentagon didn't want, but the military absolutely needed, I
talked about this on the last episode Whips. I didn't
mean to do that. I talked about this on the
last episode p Xseth addressing the the generals and admirals
and some of the things that he stated about making
all of these people if they are commanders in the military,

(01:51:58):
everybody needs to be able to pass a PT test,
do PT on any active day that they are working,
all this other kind of stuff. I thought it was great.
I really did. Again. It was a We're done with
this shit type of a speech. Our message is clearly

(01:52:19):
to be a department of war, because the whole point
and job of military is to wage war and to win.
No more worshiping on the isle of politics of wokeness
of climate change. The military has one job, and that

(01:52:43):
is to win war. Period in a story, and I
called this whenever this happened. I remember talking about this
on that episode where I was talking about this very thing.
I'm not going to get into it and reiterate, but
what I am going to do is bring some seats. Yeah,
I was right, and I'm not surprised. This headline from

(01:53:07):
the Hill US Special Operations Command general retires, you damn straight.
He does the head of US Special Operations Command, General
Brian Fenton, retired from his role Friday. And I really

(01:53:32):
do wonder how many other generals, how many other commanders
in general, you know, generals, admirals. I wonder how many
of these people are not going to stay in the job.
How many of these people are going to retire? I
really do wonder, you know, Pete Heeg says position on

(01:53:57):
this was it is a disgrace to the uniform not
to be in condition to carry out the job, not
to be battle ready. It's a disgrace to the uniform.

(01:54:17):
It's a disgrace to what they represent. And he ain't
going to have it anymore. He is holding each and
every one of these people to the same standard, regardless
of gender, regardless of age, regardless of position, the exact

(01:54:39):
same standard all across the board. I couldn't he couldn't
have made me happier in this. And I wondered whenever
I heard this speech, both of Pete Hegseth and of
President Donald Trump, I wondered how many people would be
stepping down, how many people would be getting fired because
they refused to and would not step in line, you know,

(01:55:03):
with the orders that are coming from higher up the
food chain. I wondered how many people are going to
be retiring, how many people are going to leave their post?
How many? This headline from CBS News hips, that's the
wrong one. Here we go, this one from Politico. Actually,

(01:55:23):
my bad heg Seth fire's top Navy official. Yes, John
Harrison is the latest Pentagon official who Defense Secretary Pete
Hegseth has removed from office. Again, if you ain't going
to fall in line, get out, don't let the door
hit you. Where the good Lord splitch you. It's high

(01:55:46):
time the our military start doing what it is that
they are intended to do, to end the woke nonsense,
to end the craft that doesn't make them a superior
fighting force. It is high time they do this. I mean, look,

(01:56:09):
we're in some dangerous times. We really are. There is
a lot of turmoil going on throughout the world, and
we need to ensure that America is in the best
position to protect the citizens of the United States of America.
We need to do this, we really do. Would you

(01:56:32):
truly want to send your children, your grandchildren into war
and not afford them the best possible outcome to make
it out alive. Because of their buddy that is right
next to them, if they can't depend on them, if
they you know, because you put your life in their

(01:56:53):
hands and they put their life in yours. If you
are not willing to live up to the standard set,
if you can't do the physical activities that is required
of your position of your post, then you need to
get out. And you would not want to send your
children or grandchildren into war without everybody being capable. It

(01:57:18):
really is that simple. So no more woke, no more
double standard for combat roles, no more. And already you
are having people getting fired or retiring early. And I'm

(01:57:41):
all for it, absolutely I am. I'm not going to
flat out say that war is coming. I don't necessarily
believe that, but here's what I do believe. Peace through strength,
Peace through superior fighting, superior firepower. Leave Steve's pocam parabellum.

(01:58:03):
If you want peace, prepare for war. That's how you
become a deterrent. You don't need to wave it around,
you don't need to flaunt it in front of your enemies,
but walks off and carry a big stick. We once
were a nation that believed just that, and it's high

(01:58:26):
time we get back to that place. It truly is.
This last article that I wanted to talk about today
is from CBS News, the Federal Appearance Court upholsed decision
that Trump's view on birthright citizenship is likely unconstitutional. You know,
I loved it whenever I read that headline likely unconstitutional.

(01:58:49):
Let me show it to you there. It is likely unconstitutional.
They couldn't go out, They wouldn't go out and say
that it is unconstitutional. I discussed this on a previous
episode talking about birthright citizenship, and I'm not going to

(01:59:09):
rehash that entire episode, but let me read for you
in my handy dandy pocket Constitution, the fourteenth Amendment, which
is where this comes from. All persons born or naturalized
in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof

(01:59:29):
are citizens of the United States and of the state
wherein they reside. Let me tell you what that means.
That means if you are an unlawful resident, you don't
automatically have the constitutional rights a citizenship period under story,

(01:59:49):
and that's what Donald Trump is talking about because they
have broadly interpreted the Constitution in the firsteenth Amendment just
to believe that everybody whom is born here, regardless of
citizenship status, is automatically a citizen. And of which case
that's not true. That's not what the fourteenth Amendment says.

(02:00:10):
Otherwise they wouldn't include the verbiage and subject to its
jurisdiction because enemy combatants illegal aliens are specifically not granted
those because if you are subject to somebody else's jurisdiction,
as in you are not a you know, an actual resident,

(02:00:31):
an actual legal resident to the US, then you are
under somebody else's jurisdiction. I mean, they're talking about, you know,
diplomats and their families who are here from abroad. They're
you know, they are talking about, you know, enemy combatants,
and they're talking about illegal aliens. That's exactly what they're

(02:00:53):
talking about because them people are not subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States of America or the States. Now,
I wish that the fourteenth Amendment actually went further, because
I would say, if you are a legal resident, you
still are not entitled to citizenship as per the fourteenth Amendment. Unfortunately,
I would be wrong, because it does apply to legal residents.

(02:01:19):
I would even take that a step further and say
that it doesn't apply to you know, Green card holders,
you know people that are here on student visas, work visas, whatever.
But again I would be wrong. I don't like it,
but I would be wrong. Trump is not wrong on
his interpretation of the fourteenth Amendment in discussing birthright citizenship.

(02:01:49):
People who are here illegally. They are occupants. They are
not residents. They are not citizens. They are occupants. And
the fourteenth Amendment does not grant occupants citizenship. Just because
they have a baby here. Those babies are not citizens.

(02:02:15):
The fourteenth Amendment does not grant them citizenship. Read the words.
If the verbiage was unimportant, they wouldn't have put the
verbiage in there, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof if
it wasn't important, it wouldn't be in there. So since
it is in there, you got to ask yourself the question,
why why that distinction? Think about it. There you go.

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