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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hey, if you enjoy that, you want a Johnson show
like we do, then you might also enjoy the Pursuit
of Happiness show in the afternoon with Oh Guinney Webster there.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
And as a matter of fact, I think, do we
have a clip? Can we play a clip? Okay?
Speaker 1 (00:16):
So a racoon got drunk at a Virginia liquor store
and passed out in the bathroom. Challenge accepted, responded Pete
hag Sath.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
I'm kidding. I'm kidding, but I do want to talk
about Pete haig Seth.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Pete hagg Sath is all over the news today for
quote unquote scandals. One of them has to do with
Signal Gate. You know, the government doesn't move very fast.
Do you remember Signal Gate? You may have forgotten about it.
Nobody could blame me if you did. Earlier this year,
Pete Hagsath was using a private chat to talk about
military operations in Yemen, and in the encrypted chat app
(00:50):
known as Signal, he accidentally added a liberal journalist to
a conversation he was having with members of the Pentagon.
Now since then they've finally finished there an investigation and
the Signal Gate has concluded involving some Pentagon watchdog group,
and what they determined was Pete didn't break any laws.
(01:11):
Pete didn't endanger anybody, but he could have. That was
the big And I was watching this on ABC News
this morning while as I was listening to it while
I was getting ready for work, that part right there,
But he could have. That's all they got out of
the report. Somehow ABC News was able to stretch that
into fifteen twenty minutes of content talking about all the
(01:31):
things that could have happened, all the things that could
have happened but they didn't happen, doesn't matter. Pete hagsec
Seth claims he didn't notice survivors before that second strike
on the Venezuelan boat due to the fog war and
maybe also due to the fog of.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Two or three margaritas. We don't know. I do know this.
My friend Daniel Turner is on the line right now. Daniel.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Much like the Venezuelan strikes on those boats, was that
the Washington Post came out with a story claiming that
Pete Hagsath called for the second strike on a bunch
of people in a boat, violating the Geneva Convention or
some of the rules of war.
Speaker 2 (02:10):
And then the New York Times came out into a
story that.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Said, actually, Pete hag Sath had nothing to do with
calling for a second strike on that drug boat. It
feels like they're eager to have there be a scandal
when it doesn't look like there really is.
Speaker 3 (02:23):
One, No, one hundred percent. And you know, the media
is so absurd that we even had someone like Gherwaldo
Rivera who tweeted that we shouldn't be bombing what did
he call them? Shipwreck survivors? And I actually tweeted a
photo of Gillian and replying to Haraldo, like, that's what
we're calling these people now, shipwreck survivors. They're narco terrorists
(02:47):
whose boats are getting blown into itty bitty pieces in
international water. And we have whole members of Congress who
were fighting for the rights of narco terrorists. But regardless
of whether or not you think these strikes are listed,
Pete did nothing wrong. But you know they've wanted Pete
out since Trump nominated him, and they're not going to
(03:08):
rest until he's thoroughly destroyed. And I think the reason
why is because Pete represents everything that today's lefty hates,
which is masculinity, whiteness, maleness, straightness. Pete's you know, he
looks like g I. Joe, and he kind of acts
(03:28):
like it, and they hate that, right, They would much
rather look at the people they put on front and
center in the Pentagon men, men dressed like women, right,
calling themselves be like if you and I can't, he
just put on a bunch of dresses and we were
like Admiral Kenny and we are Captain Daniel, and we
were all dressed as women. They were like, yep, this
is the new face of the Defense department. Well, Pete's
(03:50):
undone all of that, and they hate him for it.
They hated him for it before he even got the job,
if you remember his confirmation hearings, because they knew he
would going to do this. Remember, if you are a activist, progressive,
you have to permeate your ideas that to permeate every
part of society, academia, energy, healthcare, and the Pentagon io.
(04:16):
And they will not rest until straight, attractive, masculine men
who like to kill people for a living as soldiers
are gone, and we're all a bunch of Admiral Levin's
sitting there in dresses with our legs crossed talking about
climate change.
Speaker 1 (04:33):
Daniel, do you remember earlier this year, I mean way
earlier this year when they first were going to confirm
Pete Hagsat in the Senate as the Secretary of Defense
before it was called the Secretary of War, and they
said he had Neo Nazi tattoos all over his body,
and the tattoo he had ad the single tattoo that
was being called into question was the Cross of Jerusalem.
(04:55):
A lot of discussion of this, and then days later,
Jimmy Carter dies. Jimmy Carter dies, they bring him to
the National Cathedral and they're displayed all over the floor
of the National Cathedral with a bird's eye view camera
point it down at the coffin where the was the
Cross of Jerusalem emblem all over the place, just everywhere,
(05:16):
Neo Nazi emblems all over the National Cathedral.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
We had to tear that down and rebuild it, right,
Daniel one.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
You know, and they never apologize to Pete for that,
and they won't because this is the viciousness of politics.
But again, this is very much a war on manhood, manliness,
on straightness, and that's why we have to be really
really vigorous in our defense of people like Pete. I
mean again, look at the men who they put forward,
(05:46):
Tim Waltz, right, Corey Booker, and even the straight men
who they do put out are people like Eric Swalwell
who have sex with Chinese spies and we try to
pretend that that's just all normal, or Hunter Biden, who
has sex with everybody, it seems, and leaves his cocaine
at the White House. So they don't want masculine men,
(06:08):
they don't want John Wayne. They want to push a
type of manhood. Who is Gavin Newsom, who is a
feat who is feminine, who cries, who speaks way too
more than an Italian. He speaks with his hand, And
that's what they That's the real war on Pete. Hegsas
and the DoD is one of the last vestiges of manhood.
(06:30):
It is men who predominates. There are women, don't email me.
Of course, there are women in the defense the Male
of the War Department, but it is predominantly men who
go and fight our wars and straight men who who
like hierarchy and rigorous life and like role models. You know,
recruitment is through the roof at the War Department, because
(06:53):
eighteen year old guys who don't know what to do
with their life look at someone like Pete Haigsath and think,
you know what, there's a few in that like that
guy is cool. I want to be like him. I
want to do what he does, and that attracts young people,
especially young people who don't know what else to do
in this world. That has to be undone if you
are a leftist, and people like Pete have to be
(07:15):
destroyed in the process. I give President Trump a tremendous
credit for standing my Pete, because lesser men, like every
other Republican out there, would have thrown him overboard.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
By now, Pete seems like a cool guy to have
a drink with. Am I right? Am I right? Daniel?
Speaker 3 (07:32):
You know he swore on his inauguration and when he
was sworn in, he swore he would never have one
drink of alcohol while he was still serving up between
him and his God. But but you know what he
is because I actually knew Pete before that's another conversation,
and he was great and he's funny, and he is
the guy you want to have his cigar with in
(07:52):
your backyard because he'll tell you war stories and he'll
protect your family and he loves his country. And you know,
we used to love guys like that in this country.
And now again they give us people like Tim Waltz.
They give us people like Pritzker, Who's did you see
Trump's comments? I never make fun of fat people, never
want to say he's a fast blob. These are the
(08:14):
people who they want us to admire. Corey Bookers, Joaquin,
Joaquin Castro, Jai. No guy looks at these men and says,
I want to be like Pete Budha jetge Right, want
to I want to hang out with the cross dressing transgen.
It's repulsive, it's uncomfortable, it's awkward. That's why young white
(08:35):
straight men predominantly are all becoming more and more conservatives.
Why Charlie Kirk had to be killed Kenny's he was
attracting them too, if they had to get rid of him.
Speaker 1 (08:44):
It's why one in three black men in Texas are
now voting for the Republican Party.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
Hey, real quick before we run out of time, because
we only have a couple of minutes left.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
Really big news story today involving the alleged January fifth,
January sixth twenty twenty one pipe bomber for those who
don't remember, because it was a big deal for about
five minutes, and then nobody talked about.
Speaker 2 (09:04):
It for years.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
Back in twenty twenty one, right before the inauguration of
Joe Biden, a hooded suspect placed viable pipe bombs, they claim,
near the DNC and the RNC headquarters in Washington, DC every.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
About four years. The FBI didn't have anything to say
about it. They didn't talk about it nothing.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Then last month, almost a month to this day, if
I'm not mistaken, Blaze Media had a bombshell. They named
an ex Capital cop, shawnnie Kerkhoff, who is now a
CIA security expert, as a ninety ninety eight percent GAI
Gate match, I think is what they call that. They
claim there was an FBI cover up. Intel sources were
(09:42):
confirmed was promoted by Congressman Massey Luna louder Milk. The
FBI denied it, they said it was grossly inaccurate. Then today,
after five years, we just suddenly have arrested Brian Cole Junior,
age thirty, of Woodbridge, Virginia. Just suddenly realized I think
we know who the pipe bomb suspect is.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
You gotta admit the timing on this Daniel is a
little odd.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
I think this has to be the dumbest pipe bomber
in history, because if he has gotten away with it
for five years and he's just sitting on his couch
and they knocked on the door and arrested him, Like
this guy didn't try to hide in France, he didn't trust.
I just, you know, I think the deep state is
so real that even Republicans and good ones like Dan
(10:28):
Bongino aren't gonna undo it anytime soon. The pipe bomb
thing is one of those JFK assassination question marks that
will forever hang in the air. I take everything the
FBI does at this point with a grain of salt.
I really do. I just I just can't believe at
(10:48):
face value, Like, yep, they got the guy five years
What did they discover now that they didn't know five
years ago? You know what piece of evidence? So I
just sorry, no knock to cash, but hell and Dan Bongino,
I know you guys are trying. I just don't believe
anything the FBI does anymore.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
Do you remember this, for twenty years, we didn't know
who killed Tupac, and many people speculated Puff Daddy Sean
Combs had some connection to the FBI, that he was
involved in it, but they never prosecuted him because he
was getting compromising videos of celebrities and people in politics.
And then all of a sudden, right before they go
out and they indict Puff Daddy, right before they raid
(11:27):
his home, suddenly they discover, Oh, everybody, look we found
the guy that shot Tupac twenty five thirty years later.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
Boy, what a weird coincidence.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
It wasn't Puff Daddy, so there's no reason to bring
it up at his trial. Look, I'm not a conspiracy
I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I kind of am. Daniel,
do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3 (11:45):
It's a little strange. Well, you used to go to
his parties all the time. What did did he tell
you when you guys were partying at his house? Did
he tell you he had any connection?
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Or he told me to wear white and bring baby oil.
That was what he told me.
Speaker 2 (11:58):
Daniel Turner. Daniel Turner went Epowerthefuture dot com. Merry Christmas
to you.
Speaker 3 (12:03):
My good friend, low Blow Kenny, God bless you.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
I think that's what Puff daddy called it.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
This is Binney Santhus and you are listening to the
Pursuit of Happiness Radio.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Now give me all of your money, because that's the
only thing that's fair.
Hey, if you enjoy that, you want a Johnson show
like we do, then you might also enjoy the Pursuit
of Happiness show in the afternoon with Oh Guinney Webster there.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
And as a matter of fact, I think, do we
have a clip? Can we play a clip? Okay?
Speaker 1 (00:16):
So a racoon got drunk at a Virginia liquor store
and passed out in the bathroom. Challenge accepted, responded Pete
hag Sath.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
I'm kidding. I'm kidding, but I do want to talk
about Pete haig Seth.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Pete hagg Sath is all over the news today for
quote unquote scandals. One of them has to do with
Signal Gate. You know, the government doesn't move very fast.
Do you remember Signal Gate? You may have forgotten about it.
Nobody could blame me if you did. Earlier this year,
Pete Hagsath was using a private chat to talk about
military operations in Yemen, and in the encrypted chat app
(00:50):
known as Signal, he accidentally added a liberal journalist to
a conversation he was having with members of the Pentagon.
Now since then they've finally finished there an investigation and
the Signal Gate has concluded involving some Pentagon watchdog group,
and what they determined was Pete didn't break any laws.
(01:11):
Pete didn't endanger anybody, but he could have. That was
the big And I was watching this on ABC News
this morning while as I was listening to it while
I was getting ready for work, that part right there,
But he could have. That's all they got out of
the report. Somehow ABC News was able to stretch that
into fifteen twenty minutes of content talking about all the
(01:31):
things that could have happened, all the things that could
have happened but they didn't happen, doesn't matter. Pete hagsec
Seth claims he didn't notice survivors before that second strike
on the Venezuelan boat due to the fog war and
maybe also due to the fog of.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Two or three margaritas. We don't know. I do know this.
My friend Daniel Turner is on the line right now. Daniel.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Much like the Venezuelan strikes on those boats, was that
the Washington Post came out with a story claiming that
Pete Hagsath called for the second strike on a bunch
of people in a boat, violating the Geneva Convention or
some of the rules of war.
Speaker 2 (02:10):
And then the New York Times came out into a
story that.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Said, actually, Pete hag Sath had nothing to do with
calling for a second strike on that drug boat. It
feels like they're eager to have there be a scandal
when it doesn't look like there really is.
Speaker 3 (02:23):
One, No, one hundred percent. And you know, the media
is so absurd that we even had someone like Gherwaldo
Rivera who tweeted that we shouldn't be bombing what did
he call them? Shipwreck survivors? And I actually tweeted a
photo of Gillian and replying to Haraldo, like, that's what
we're calling these people now, shipwreck survivors. They're narco terrorists
(02:47):
whose boats are getting blown into itty bitty pieces in
international water. And we have whole members of Congress who
were fighting for the rights of narco terrorists. But regardless
of whether or not you think these strikes are listed,
Pete did nothing wrong. But you know they've wanted Pete
out since Trump nominated him, and they're not going to
(03:08):
rest until he's thoroughly destroyed. And I think the reason
why is because Pete represents everything that today's lefty hates,
which is masculinity, whiteness, maleness, straightness. Pete's you know, he
looks like g I. Joe, and he kind of acts
(03:28):
like it, and they hate that, right, They would much
rather look at the people they put on front and
center in the Pentagon men, men dressed like women, right,
calling themselves be like if you and I can't, he
just put on a bunch of dresses and we were
like Admiral Kenny and we are Captain Daniel, and we
were all dressed as women. They were like, yep, this
is the new face of the Defense department. Well, Pete's
(03:50):
undone all of that, and they hate him for it.
They hated him for it before he even got the job,
if you remember his confirmation hearings, because they knew he
would going to do this. Remember, if you are a activist, progressive,
you have to permeate your ideas that to permeate every
part of society, academia, energy, healthcare, and the Pentagon io.
(04:16):
And they will not rest until straight, attractive, masculine men
who like to kill people for a living as soldiers
are gone, and we're all a bunch of Admiral Levin's
sitting there in dresses with our legs crossed talking about
climate change.
Speaker 1 (04:33):
Daniel, do you remember earlier this year, I mean way
earlier this year when they first were going to confirm
Pete Hagsat in the Senate as the Secretary of Defense
before it was called the Secretary of War, and they
said he had Neo Nazi tattoos all over his body,
and the tattoo he had ad the single tattoo that
was being called into question was the Cross of Jerusalem.
(04:55):
A lot of discussion of this, and then days later,
Jimmy Carter dies. Jimmy Carter dies, they bring him to
the National Cathedral and they're displayed all over the floor
of the National Cathedral with a bird's eye view camera
point it down at the coffin where the was the
Cross of Jerusalem emblem all over the place, just everywhere,
(05:16):
Neo Nazi emblems all over the National Cathedral.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
We had to tear that down and rebuild it, right,
Daniel one.
Speaker 3 (05:24):
You know, and they never apologize to Pete for that,
and they won't because this is the viciousness of politics.
But again, this is very much a war on manhood, manliness,
on straightness, and that's why we have to be really
really vigorous in our defense of people like Pete. I
mean again, look at the men who they put forward,
(05:46):
Tim Waltz, right, Corey Booker, and even the straight men
who they do put out are people like Eric Swalwell
who have sex with Chinese spies and we try to
pretend that that's just all normal, or Hunter Biden, who
has sex with everybody, it seems, and leaves his cocaine
at the White House. So they don't want masculine men,
(06:08):
they don't want John Wayne. They want to push a
type of manhood. Who is Gavin Newsom, who is a
feat who is feminine, who cries, who speaks way too
more than an Italian. He speaks with his hand, And
that's what they That's the real war on Pete. Hegsas
and the DoD is one of the last vestiges of manhood.
(06:30):
It is men who predominates. There are women, don't email me.
Of course, there are women in the defense the Male
of the War Department, but it is predominantly men who
go and fight our wars and straight men who who
like hierarchy and rigorous life and like role models. You know,
recruitment is through the roof at the War Department, because
(06:53):
eighteen year old guys who don't know what to do
with their life look at someone like Pete Haigsath and think,
you know what, there's a few in that like that
guy is cool. I want to be like him. I
want to do what he does, and that attracts young people,
especially young people who don't know what else to do
in this world. That has to be undone if you
are a leftist, and people like Pete have to be
(07:15):
destroyed in the process. I give President Trump a tremendous
credit for standing my Pete, because lesser men, like every
other Republican out there, would have thrown him overboard.
Speaker 2 (07:25):
By now, Pete seems like a cool guy to have
a drink with. Am I right? Am I right? Daniel?
Speaker 3 (07:32):
You know he swore on his inauguration and when he
was sworn in, he swore he would never have one
drink of alcohol while he was still serving up between
him and his God. But but you know what he
is because I actually knew Pete before that's another conversation,
and he was great and he's funny, and he is
the guy you want to have his cigar with in
(07:52):
your backyard because he'll tell you war stories and he'll
protect your family and he loves his country. And you know,
we used to love guys like that in this country.
And now again they give us people like Tim Waltz.
They give us people like Pritzker, Who's did you see
Trump's comments? I never make fun of fat people, never
want to say he's a fast blob. These are the
(08:14):
people who they want us to admire. Corey Bookers, Joaquin,
Joaquin Castro, Jai. No guy looks at these men and says,
I want to be like Pete Budha jetge Right, want
to I want to hang out with the cross dressing transgen.
It's repulsive, it's uncomfortable, it's awkward. That's why young white
(08:35):
straight men predominantly are all becoming more and more conservatives.
Why Charlie Kirk had to be killed Kenny's he was
attracting them too, if they had to get rid of him.
Speaker 1 (08:44):
It's why one in three black men in Texas are
now voting for the Republican Party.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
Hey, real quick before we run out of time, because
we only have a couple of minutes left.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
Really big news story today involving the alleged January fifth,
January sixth twenty twenty one pipe bomber for those who
don't remember, because it was a big deal for about
five minutes, and then nobody talked about.
Speaker 2 (09:04):
It for years.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
Back in twenty twenty one, right before the inauguration of
Joe Biden, a hooded suspect placed viable pipe bombs, they claim,
near the DNC and the RNC headquarters in Washington, DC every.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
About four years. The FBI didn't have anything to say
about it. They didn't talk about it nothing.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Then last month, almost a month to this day, if
I'm not mistaken, Blaze Media had a bombshell. They named
an ex Capital cop, shawnnie Kerkhoff, who is now a
CIA security expert, as a ninety ninety eight percent GAI
Gate match, I think is what they call that. They
claim there was an FBI cover up. Intel sources were
(09:42):
confirmed was promoted by Congressman Massey Luna louder Milk. The
FBI denied it, they said it was grossly inaccurate. Then today,
after five years, we just suddenly have arrested Brian Cole Junior,
age thirty, of Woodbridge, Virginia. Just suddenly realized I think
we know who the pipe bomb suspect is.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
You gotta admit the timing on this Daniel is a
little odd.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
I think this has to be the dumbest pipe bomber
in history, because if he has gotten away with it
for five years and he's just sitting on his couch
and they knocked on the door and arrested him, Like
this guy didn't try to hide in France, he didn't trust.
I just, you know, I think the deep state is
so real that even Republicans and good ones like Dan
(10:28):
Bongino aren't gonna undo it anytime soon. The pipe bomb
thing is one of those JFK assassination question marks that
will forever hang in the air. I take everything the
FBI does at this point with a grain of salt.
I really do. I just I just can't believe at
(10:48):
face value, Like, yep, they got the guy five years
What did they discover now that they didn't know five
years ago? You know what piece of evidence? So I
just sorry, no knock to cash, but hell and Dan Bongino,
I know you guys are trying. I just don't believe
anything the FBI does anymore.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
Do you remember this, for twenty years, we didn't know
who killed Tupac, and many people speculated Puff Daddy Sean
Combs had some connection to the FBI, that he was
involved in it, but they never prosecuted him because he
was getting compromising videos of celebrities and people in politics.
And then all of a sudden, right before they go
out and they indict Puff Daddy, right before they raid
(11:27):
his home, suddenly they discover, Oh, everybody, look we found
the guy that shot Tupac twenty five thirty years later.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
Boy, what a weird coincidence.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
It wasn't Puff Daddy, so there's no reason to bring
it up at his trial. Look, I'm not a conspiracy
I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I kind of am. Daniel,
do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3 (11:45):
It's a little strange. Well, you used to go to
his parties all the time. What did did he tell
you when you guys were partying at his house? Did
he tell you he had any connection?
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Or he told me to wear white and bring baby oil.
That was what he told me.
Speaker 2 (11:58):
Daniel Turner. Daniel Turner went Epowerthefuture dot com. Merry Christmas
to you.
Speaker 3 (12:03):
My good friend, low Blow Kenny, God bless you.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
I think that's what Puff daddy called it.
Speaker 1 (12:08):
This is Binney Santhus and you are listening to the
Pursuit of Happiness Radio.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Now give me all of your money, because that's the
only thing that's fair.
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