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Well, let's get right to it. Good morning.
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I got Dennis here, of course, and I'm going to get right to
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one of the things I wanted to talk about when I was suddenly
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pulled away. My father-in-law passed away on
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the 19th at six. AMI was actually at work getting
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ready to go on a bus route. The family is doing fine.
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We actually did his funeral on Friday.
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I played Amazing Grace and I did it through a very, very unique
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trumpet mute. You guys don't care about my
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trumpet mutes, but I care about my trumpet mutes.
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I received. I received a ton of compliments.
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The event on Memorial Day was fantastic.
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I finished with 256 individuals and a roll call of 117.
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So that's 300 and what almost 390 people that I played for
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over a three day stretch. So now that that is done, just
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got back from a bike ride with my daughter.
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I'm going to go up and take a shower.
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I smell. Thank God that odor doesn't push
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through to the Internet. Y'all would be leaving me, and
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mostly it ain't even on as it is.
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All right, I wanted to talk about reparations because I
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think that reparations are a way to play victim and I'm tired of
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hearing about it because it filters on into whites are
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privileged and that they're only here to drag us colored folk
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down. So here's where I'm going to
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piss some people off. What happened years ago happened
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years ago. I have never once owned a slave.
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I have family members or ancestors who did because
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society back then was different than society is now.
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There are currently sex trafficking and human
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trafficking going on around the world today, which, news flash,
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is slavery. If you are so against slavery,
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then you all need to step up and quit bitching about things that
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happened to most likely not even your ancestors.
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Because unless we can genealogy prove that your ancestors came
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over here on slave ships, you don't get Jack.
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And you shouldn't get Jack because what you have is what
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everybody else has, which is opportunity.
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Well, and even if their ancestors did come over here and
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on, my ancestors owned them, you're still ain't getting Jack
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because I have nothing to do with it.
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Right, right. The the sins of the father, or
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in this case the great, great, great grandfathers are not
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attributed to the current generations and the fact that we
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had politicians stand up and draft bills claiming it's our
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time now. It's always been your time.
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Why are you? If it wasn't your time, you
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wouldn't be a congresswoman, right?
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That's that's the problem. These people are people in
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positions of political authority and they're still whining and
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complaining and I'm sorry I ain't got time for.
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It. Right.
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I don't have time for this crap. And yes, I know.
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And and Dennis knows this is the anniversary of Saint George
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Floyd, who was killed by an overdose.
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Yeah, I'm going to say it. Deal with it.
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It is what it is. And and they're, they're still
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making them noise over that. Never mind the fact that when
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they went through and rioted in eight different cities, they
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were killing their own people, their own people.
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Keep in mind that you're all my people.
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We are all Americans or I hope we're all Americans.
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So I I just wanted to get that one off my chest.
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Congresswoman Presley and Congressman Booker were at the
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forefront of that stupid crap. And it was just that it was
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stupid crap. So.
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Well, and you know all that burning businesses and I mean
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they were just hurting themselves, right, really.
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Because. Because all that killed
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insurances and it killed those businesses, a lot of those
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businesses didn't get back up. Nope.
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So. So let's let's go ahead and I
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know it was, it was a quick one, it was down and dirty.
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But let's go ahead and let's talk about good old Bono.
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I don't know how many of you know, but Bono is a singer of a
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band called U2, and I guess I kind of like some of Bono's
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music, but not enough for me to really buy any of his damn
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albums. Anyway, this guy comes on Joe
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Rogan's show and look, you can't make this up.
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These people, because they're celebrities, can say all the
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crap they want to say and everybody just oh, it's Bono, he
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must have resources. But he's stupid.
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And yeah, I'm not supposed to say people are stupid, but this
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case, he's an idiot. They he claimed that the removal
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of USAID had already cost 600,000 people their lives.
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OK, USAID was shut down three months ago.
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Something like that. Man, if, if, if that many people
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lost their lives that quick. I think we broke a record that
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the communists had previously because the communists were
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killing people hand over fist, because, you know, that's what
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communists do. They were starving their people
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out. But yeah, he came right out.
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Joe Rogan called him out. Man, it was it was beautiful
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what Joe Rogan did. OK, here's the actual comment
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that Bono said 300,000 dead claimed over USAID cuts, right?
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That's what this dude said with Joe Rogan.
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Joe Rogan basically called him a liar and an idiot.
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And the reason he was was because, seriously, that's just
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insane. Yeah.
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And here's why he thinks that he has credibility because he's an
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artist, right? And for that matter, so does
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Bruce Springsteen. They all think that they have
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credibility because they're artists.
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And look, I'm not gonna just put it on them.
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There are plenty conservative. Kid Rock thinks that he's got
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credibility because he's an artist.
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It doesn't matter that he supports the president if you,
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all of them think that they have some semblance of credibility
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because of what they do. But it doesn't mean that's what
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they are. I mean, come on, Jake Tapper is
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supposed to be a journalist. The man is a pathological liar.
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Right. I mean, seriously, just going
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the whole Biden thing and all of that crap that happened and the
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fact that the President of the United States wasn't the
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President of the United States. So now we can say legitimately
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he wasn't our president. You know why?
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Because he was non existent. I'm not so sure.
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That wasn't even the same guy. I'm sure I'm beginning to be
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seeing side by side pictures. That's just the craziest stuff.
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And you know what technology is so good now.
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It it could, it could be possible.
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It could be very possible. Oh, and there's one of the guys
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jumping into the mix with this crap too.
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It's Thom Yorke from Radiohead, a band called Yeah.
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What about that? What about the lead singer from
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Imagine Dragons? Right.
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That dude too. You know.
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Imagine Dragons, whoever the hell they are.
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Yeah, well, I'm doing this. I like a couple of their songs,
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but I, I mean, I don't want them.
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I don't like any of these guys getting into politics.
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Just shut up and do your thing, right?
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I mean, I, I don't want to, I don't give AI don't give a crap
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about your, your, your stance on anything other than music.
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That's it, right? And then here's the thing.
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They're all entitled. They're all entitled to their
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opinions. And I'm not saying that they,
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they, they shouldn't be allowed on.
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We're entitled to our opinions. I mean, I should I as an artist,
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as a, as a Trump player, I should just shut up, go to a
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cemetery and play for dead people or go to my big band and
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play for live people. It's, you know, to me, they're
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kind of one in the same audiences or audiences.
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One's just a little more quiet, right?
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Don't clap, right? Don't clap.
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That you know of, anyway. They they do they do pull on the
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back of of uniforms. I've had that happen.
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Yeah. Thanks, Grandpa.
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Right. Yeah.
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You and I need to have a conversation about your grandpa.
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He did it to me again this this year, man.
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That dude. You don't pull these shoves,
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little nudge on the shoulders, like, what the hell, man?
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Like you don't like me playing it right?
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That's what it is. But getting back to the artist,
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Gene Simmons said this, but Gene Simmons is a hypocrite because
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during the COVID, when the the vaccines came out, he was one of
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the ones banging the vaccine drum, right?
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And I'm just like, dude, you're all about rock'n'roll and
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rebellion. Shut up.
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Yeah. Dude, compliance is not OK, not
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in this case and especially now that we know how bad that crap
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was for us. So no, I'm not letting those
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people off the hook. Quit telling us lies and then
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quit lying about the lies you told.
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You know who's a good guy in all that?
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You know who's a good guy in all that Is Alice Cooper.
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Oh, I know Alice Cooper was at well, you know who else?
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I mean, of course, of course, Uncle Ted.
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Ted, would you Kid Rock? He was.
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He was definitely not. It makes me admire people like
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like, like the the tennis player who refused to take that shot
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because he had doctors that were telling him this is going to
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kill your career. Taking this shot is the worst
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decision you can make health wise.
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That is why he didn't take the shot.
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If the shot had been properly vetted, I'm sure he would have
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taken it. If the shot had been properly
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vetted, I would have taken it. I.
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Am what? They call a pure blood you would
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have take. You see, us Pure Bloods said.
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Wait a minute, stop for one second and ask yourself three
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questions. Why are they trying to bribe us
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into taking something that's supposed to save our lives and
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then a month later, right What? And then and then and then and
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then a month later? Why are you trying to shame us
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by telling us we're going to kill grandma and grandpa?
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Never mind the fact that human beings are living longer now
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than they were even in the freaking 50s and 60s.
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So stop with the shit. And I'm, I'm sorry, instead of a
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cuss word, but stop. It's completely unnecessary.
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It's completely irrational. And then they not only tried to,
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but in some cases succeeded to threaten to cost people their
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jobs and limit where they could move.
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Yep. No, no.
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They didn't threaten people. Right now, no.
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Yeah, They were threatening my job when I was at my when I was
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driving a truck. We were in construction
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industry, so we were considered, you know, valuable or whatever,
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whatever that word is. I don't.
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Know. Essential.
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Essential, yes. Did you ever think in your life
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you would be considered essential?
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No, no, and I still don't. How about that?
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I drive school buses and I still don't think I'm essential, so
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let's just kind of roll that out, right?
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Well. Thank you for your service.
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You know, I mean, you got to get them little young into school.
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All right. We are going to do our quick
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break here in about two minutes. And when we come back and we are
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going to come back, we're going to look at some of this, we'll
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look at some numbers. We're going to talk about some
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numbers because, you know, I hate numbers as it is, but I
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think these numbers are really important.
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So we're going to jump off and we're going to jump back on and
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we're going to go into our next segment.
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And if everything goes well, that segment will go just as
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good as this one went. So without further ado, 30
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seconds up, 30 seconds down. Bang.
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You'll be playing basketball in Pelican Bay when I get you
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programmed. And you curse on.
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You can't curse on it again. It doesn't matter what you think
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it. Looks like you lost another one.
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This is Roddy's rant. Say what?
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All right, we are back. That was kind of weird.
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It went straight to that song. So, right, All right, what we do
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need to do is our our intro. Let me see if I can get that
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back together again. Let's see.
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Oh, well, we'll go. We'll, we'll do the intro next,
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next time. So all right.
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I won't tell nobody. All right, here's a post from
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Create Instagram. This is the statement 73 days
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before Trump took office. So he was elected in the, he was
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elected on, on November, November 5th, 73 days before
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that man came into office, the government, Biden's government
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gave out 93, I believe, billions, billion dollars in
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loans to businesses with no record.
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That's twice as much given out in the last 15 years.
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So when we talk about one side having integrity and and don't
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worry, all you people who don't like the red, I'm going to
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attack them too, because what we've seen since the man
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actually took office has been nothing short of embarrassing.
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So we'll get into that because that we're going to cover that
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here too. We're talking about corruption
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is really what we're talking about.
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We're not talking about numbers, all right?
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Don't, don't get it twisted. It is not about numbers.
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It is about corruption on levels that make Watergate look like a
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sandbox. Hey, Mark.
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Tell me I'm wrong. Mark, remind me to remind me to
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bring something up about that too later, not right now about
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the. Corruption or about about the
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sandbox? Colorado State corruption.
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Oh yes, I know. I look, we can attack this all
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in one segment because I think it's all connected.
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Oh, I'm sure and. And here, here's the connection.
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The connection isn't the individual groups.
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The connection is that every one of these individuals believes
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that they don't answer to anybody.
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That's why corruption exists. Corruption doesn't exist folks,
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because they just want to be that way.
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Nobody has held these people to account.
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Voters haven't haven't held these people to account.
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Jason Crowe will never get my vote and I don't care if he ever
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supports me on my disability issues.
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I do not care he will never get my vote.
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Ideologically, we are so far on the opposite ends of the
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spectrum and I find him completely corrupt and
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incorrigible. Period.
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And it goes for every single person who I didn't vote for in
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both the state and the federal election.
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I will not vote for any of them ever, because they have shown
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that they don't hold themselves true to the oath of office that
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they have have have said they spoke an oath.
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They're not true to it. They're liars.
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All of them are liars, and they can say and spell it however
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they want. It doesn't matter.
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We're talking about $93 billion to businesses that have nothing,
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no information, there's nothing. So basically what that is, is
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money laundering. When are they going to be held
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to account? That's the question.
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When are we going to actually hold them to account?
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The only way we can do that is vote them out and then people
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bring people in who will be true to the oaths.
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So with that, let's go into what has happened in the federal
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government, and then we're going to go into Colorado because I
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got a lot to say about Colorado too, because Colorado has met
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the this governor has pissed me off so many.
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Many times in the years. That I.
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Just oh, he is such a turd, Oh my God.
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He can't leave this. He cannot leave office soon
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enough. And you know what?
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That Jackass will probably get to be a senator because we have
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idiots as voters who don't understand that he is nothing
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more than a Marxist and he's embarrassing and he's
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disgusting. Let's just call it what it is.
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So let's go back to our federal government.
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We have control very slim of the House, do we not we also.
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Very slim. We also have control of the
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Senate, do we not? Am I right?
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Yep. 'Cause I can't be rude, I can't
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say that word. You know the word I'm talking
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about WRONGI can't even say it, 'cause I'm almost never, you
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know, you get it right, I'm almost never.
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So I can't even say the word right.
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President Trump has gone non-stop even when he's out on
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the golf course. For you morons out here, go.
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He's out playing golf. You know what?
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The man's got three different phones on him at any given time.
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Trust me, he ain't just playing golf.
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And I wonder how much the taxpayers are paying for it
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shut. Up.
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So let's, let's just, I mean, the only thing they're paying
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for is the flight up and the flight back on Air Force One.
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So you know what? And guess what?
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Every other president since they had in their first one has used
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it to their privilege. So, so just like Jenna said,
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shut up 'cause we're tired of hearing that crap.
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Yeah. Let's talk about this.
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How many bills have come through the House of Representatives?
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The big, beautiful bill came through.
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I think that was #7 the man's been in office since the 21st of
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January. Where have these people been?
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What have they been doing? I mean, honestly, what in the
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hell? I don't understand.
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You know, I mean, and, and when we talk about when we talk about
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this stuff, let's talk about this stuff.
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Do you want to talk about corruption?
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The USDA, basically a whistleblower from the USDA,
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made a very damning claim to the Biden administration.
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They were giving, they were forgiving farm loans for only
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farmers who were not white. A farmer is a farmer, is it not?
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Is it not? Are they not growing crops so
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that we can have food and other goods?
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Great, they come in all colored once again.
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Hell, I don't care what color you are.
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I mean, seriously, I do not care.
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And anybody else doesn't care who's got a right, a right brain
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in there and they're right in the heads, right?
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I mean, come on. Are you Americans or are you
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not? That's the $1,000,000 question.
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Are you an American or not? Or aren't you 'cause you know
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what? There was a president one time
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said there's only two types of Americans, Americans and
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patriots and traitors. What are you?
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Are you a patriot? Do you love your country or are
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you not and don't because it's appearing more and more like
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people that just ignore this crap are are they're they're
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they're traitors. They don't love their country.
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And it's sad that we didn't have to talk about it.
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It's sad that it's even a that it's even an issue.
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Right, Why? Why would we have to?
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Why do we have to have these conversations, right?
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Why do we have to have conversations that that talk
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about, you know, I mean, I look, I'm, I'm so agitated that I
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can't even get words out. Why are we even having these
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conversations? Why are we allowing XI Jinping's
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daughter to stay in this, in this country on a student visa?
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I would think that student visa right out from under her feet
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and it wouldn't matter what iota how she felt about it because I
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don't care how they feel about it.
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No, I. Don't care about how any of them
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feel about it. Well, in the same thing with
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trans men and women's sports, why are we even having
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conversation about that shit? Are you serious?
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Right or, or why are we even having conversations about the
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fact that we had a president who is literally non existent from
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the moment he took office? Who was signing those pens?
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Who was signing those executive orders?
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Who, who was giving those those pardons?
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Who is making those decisions? Who, who were the the the series
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of puppet masters behind the scenes?
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Yeah. Is that not what we're talking
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about here? That's scary as hell.
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That is literally in my mind what we're talking about here.
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And, and I don't know about anybody else.
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And you know, Dennis and I have had this conversation numerous
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times. You can, you can feel however
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you want about whoever you want. I don't care.
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Your feelings even about me are none of my damn business unless
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you want to bring it up to me. But if you bring it up to me,
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you better bring it right. You better bring it correct.
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And you better bring it with as much facts as you can, OK.
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And then that's the bottom line. I mean, we hear, we hear the the
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left constantly. Just screaming about this, that
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and the other. I mean, claiming that that Elon
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Musk was corrupt. Well, a man who is working for
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free is pretty. I mean, granted, I'm not sure
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how much of this is affecting his government contracts or not,
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but I'm telling you, for a man to put that many hours and that
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much manpower into it without actually taking a paycheck, it's
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kind of hard to call the man corrupt.
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The man lost $64,000,000 in three months.
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Dude, what I could do is $63 million.
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My family, my entire family, my family, your family and about 10
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other families that we're talking to right now, right,
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would be set for life. For life here.
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It is. Here's the comment.
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Trump's grinding 20 hours a day, the DOJ is going scorched earth,
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and the House GOP sipping lattes and holding community hearings
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like we're in a damn book club. What was your oath?
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What was our congresspersons oath?
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Johnson, Bober, Green, Massey, Jim Jordan, there's all of them.
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What in the hell are you people going to do?
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Because right now you're stealing money.
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You're stealing money from the United States of America,
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period. Never mind the fact, as we're on
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the subject, when we might come back to this one for this next
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segment because I'm hot about it.
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Six people, including a USDA employee, were busted in a $66
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million food stamp fraud. Oh yeah, saw that you don't.
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Realize how much, How much time? How many, how many months,
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years. We're talking $66 million and
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people who are on the left who vote for this, these Democrats,
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and they are Democrats, that I'm not saying that the Republicans
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are not corrupt because I believe that corruption is
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everywhere and none of them are. None of them are are clean,
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period. None of them until you start
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seeing heads roll, none of them are clean, period.
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Because I'm seriously, if it's ridiculous, ridiculous going to
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Colorado, how that man can go on Instagram and social media and
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brag about the things that he's done and, and, and that that
26:38
beautiful bill, the one for transgender crap.
26:42
Oh, yeah, it's already in the it's already headed to the
26:44
Supreme Court. You know why?
26:45
Because it's direct violation of the 1st Amendment.
26:48
You're telling me that I cannot look at a man who is identifying
26:54
themselves by word to be a woman?
26:57
So, in other words, this is what it boils down to.
27:00
We cannot tell Jill that Jill is actually Jack, right?
27:06
As they go down the hill to fetch a pail of water, right?
27:10
I mean, he or she or. See, this is where it gets all
27:14
twisted. Is it a he or is it a she?
27:18
Well, I don't know. If you ain't got the parts, you
27:20
can't be what you want to be. Right, you, you.
27:25
Can be a crossdresser and you can identify is that all you
27:29
want. It doesn't make it so.
27:32
And even if you have the parts removed or attached, that
27:35
doesn't make you something. Tells me what?
27:39
You're trying to be right. Something tells me that God has
27:42
something to say about this. You get your tally wacky
27:46
removed. You're still a guy.
27:47
You're. Still a dude, your chromosomes
27:49
are you stay in your chromosomes.
27:51
And yes, there is the Z chromosome, which is a
27:54
hermaphrodite. We have had this argument and
27:58
I'm not trying to be mean to people, but I'm not going to sit
28:03
back silently with it either. Just not going to sit back
28:07
silently while someone else tells me that I can't look at
28:11
someone and go, well, that's a boy or that's girl.
28:13
Look, you ask a 2 or a three-year old and they'll go
28:16
Well, why is that guy wearing a dress?
28:19
Yeah. Oh, they're honest.
28:21
Right, all the way up to five when they start getting
28:24
brainwashed by freaking teachers who have no business teaching
28:28
them anything about that stuff. Yeah, that's where it gets
28:32
really stupid. Which is borderline psychotic
28:35
and pedophilia. Well, yeah, it is.
28:38
It's it, it's insane because you're sitting there.
28:41
It's one of those you sit there and you go.
28:43
I can't even believe that you're even having the conversation.
28:47
Right. You know, I, I mean, that's,
28:51
that's what makes me crazy about it.
28:53
Like, why do we have to have this conversation in the first
28:56
freaking place? You know, I mean, here's the
28:59
argument about all of this and we'll get back into this, into
29:02
Colorado, but White House recession package and foreign
29:07
aid cuts. This is the stuff that was going
29:10
through USAID, folks, 567,000 for LGBTQI plus, whatever the
29:16
flip that is to Uganda, $500,000 for electric buses in Rwanda.
29:25
How about 33,000 for being LGBTI in the Caribbean?
29:30
How about 8000 for promoting vegan food in Zambia?
29:36
Don't they eat a lot of veggies anyway?
29:38
Well, I. Mean, Dennis, this is our
29:40
taxpayer money, right? Yeah, yeah, of course.
29:44
Am I right or am I wrong? Why are we giving these people
29:46
money? Why are we doing this?
29:50
That's $1,000,000 question. I don't know.
29:53
It is. All right, we're going to jump.
29:58
Go ahead and throw a song on Mark.
30:00
Go ahead and throw a song on. I don't.
30:02
Want to throw a song on I don't feel like a song.
30:06
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33:29
Yeah, I cut it short because there's so much to cover.
33:33
We're going to talk a little bit more about about this parallel
33:37
rights group that the Democrats in the Colorado government
33:44
compared to the KKK. This is what we're dealing with.
33:49
This is what we're talking about.
33:51
This is corruption on the highest level and there's nobody
33:56
who can convince me otherwise. This is what Marxism looks like,
34:00
whether you want to believe it or whether you don't.
34:02
I have had some debates on Instagram with quote UN quote,
34:06
communists and Marxists. And the only thing that I've
34:09
said to them is go back to where it is because we don't want it
34:13
here. You came here or you've been
34:15
here, it doesn't matter. I don't want communist and I
34:19
don't want Marxism in my country.
34:22
Period. I wish you all would stop and
34:25
look at how bad and how damaging that system is and then walk
34:30
away from it because it's the only way our country can get
34:33
back to what we could consider a normalcy.
34:37
OK? Because.
34:38
Because like it or not, communists divide by race,
34:43
communist divide by ideology, communist divide by religion.
34:47
Hell, communists don't even believe in religion.
34:51
Don't add, don't believe, don't believe me.
34:54
The first thing they did was went after the churches, right?
34:58
And I mean the first thing they did after they went after the
35:01
descents. And don't forget economically
35:03
too. Oh yeah, they, they hate us.
35:07
They hate what the United States stands for.
35:10
So I'm just man, I, I care so much about my country and my
35:16
countrymen that I just, I cannot sit and, and, and look idly by.
35:21
I'm stuttering and, and look and, and just be idle about it.
35:26
There is no place in that ideology for this nation.
35:29
If this nation truly believes in freedom and liberty, it cannot
35:33
be a communist, socialist or Marxist country.
35:37
Period. That's just the way it is.
35:40
And all you need to understand that is they compared parents to
35:46
the KKK. They compared parents who are
35:50
sitting here going, do you not see how bad this bill is?
35:53
Uh huh. To white supremacist and hate
35:57
groups, No, it's not that they hate transgenders and gays and
36:03
bisexuals. It's that they love their
36:05
children and they don't want their children unduly influenced
36:09
in that. I mean Dennison, please throw
36:16
it. Absolutely right.
36:22
They, they're, these are people of with common sense, these
36:26
parents that they, they, they know that.
36:30
And on the most basic level, this is totally wrong.
36:36
But the these kids need to be learning math, English, social
36:39
studies, and science. That's it.
36:41
Right. And they don't need to be
36:43
learning about anything else until which is science based.
36:48
Well, when you when they turn into things, isn't it?
36:51
Huh, isn't. Isn't biology attached to
36:55
science? Oh yeah, absolutely.
36:57
Right, so here, here's the quote the state of Colorado.
37:01
This is a quote from from one of the the women who is going to
37:05
the Supreme Court. The state of Colorado cannot
37:12
stifle viewpoints simply because it doesn't like, simply because
37:15
it finds those viewpoints offensive or disagreeable.
37:18
That's the First Amendment. Sasha Parshall Perry, who is the
37:21
vice president and a legal fellow at the parallel rights
37:25
group Defending Education. This is coming from an article
37:29
in the Daily Signal. Parallel Rights Groups Defending
37:31
Education, the Colorado Parent Advocacy Network and the Protect
37:35
Kids Colorado teamed up with the medical watch bar watchdog group
37:39
Do No Harm. Any medical doctor named Doctor
37:42
Travis Morrell to file the lawsuit on Monday.
37:46
This was this past Monday challenging HB 251312.
37:50
Which Polis? Oh crap, he's a Democrat signed
37:55
into law behind closed doors on a Friday evening.
37:59
You chicken shit. Holy crap you're a coward on top
38:06
of everything else you are. Big time coward.
38:08
Wouldn't do it in front of anybody.
38:10
What, you didn't want someone standing there and asking you
38:14
what's the validity of the bill? You're not giving anybody their
38:17
rights, you're taking rights away.
38:22
But hey, we want to make sure that little Jill Jack can be
38:30
identified as jail or Jack. See, now we go back into that
38:34
little round Robin nightmare. The law amends the Colorado Anti
38:42
Discrimination Act, which bars discrimination on on basis of
38:47
gender expression. OK, well, let's talk about that.
38:52
I want to express myself as a Neanderthal man.
38:58
Right. Go do I not get afford it the
39:02
same protections I want? Hey, you know what?
39:07
I got it. I got it.
39:09
I got it, I got it. I want to identify as an
39:12
Oriental. Yeah, there you go.
39:17
That's Rachel expression, right? Sure.
39:22
This is this is the insanity of what the argument is being made.
39:27
Oh well, little Sue she she identifies as a guy because she
39:32
wants to. Dude, she's probably eating dirt
39:36
at points. Right.
39:39
Because that's what little children do.
39:41
We all, whether we want to admit it or not, probably tasted
39:45
Elmer's glue. Oh yeah.
39:49
Oh yeah. Give me a break.
39:53
Yeah, and the mere fact. And the mere fact that State
39:59
Representative Yara Zokai, a Democrat sponsor of the bill,
40:03
compared these parental groups to the Ku Klux Klan.
40:09
And then when she was criticized for it, she doubled down, citing
40:14
the Southern Poverty Law Center. Are you serious?
40:21
These people are outside their ever loving minds.
40:25
Yeah. And, and, and this is this is
40:30
what we're dealing with. And this is what we were talking
40:33
about. And I'm not joking about this
40:35
because we we got to cover some other things, but here's the
40:38
bottom line. And I said this months ago,
40:41
Dennis and I had this conversation at his house, and
40:44
we're going to revisit it right now.
40:47
What happens when one side loses its voice?
40:50
What happens when one of the groups lose their voice?
40:54
That their votes no longer matter because the other side is
40:56
so overwhelmingly in control, right?
41:00
That the chances of it balancing itself have no chance of
41:03
balancing itself. Look at the state of Colorado.
41:06
And we're not the only state. California is just as bad.
41:09
Washington state is just as bad. Virginia used to be just as bad.
41:13
Michigan is just as bad. Illinois is just as bad.
41:17
Oregon is just as bad. The the list Minnesota.
41:20
Is Minnesota Wisconsin too? Wisconsin is is just so and The
41:28
thing is, is that when you look in the rural areas of the
41:31
states, these are just people who just want to live, right?
41:36
They just want to and they don't want someone coming in telling
41:40
them that they have to acknowledge something that they
41:42
as they were raised through the years of their lives.
41:45
Where I'm 57 on the 20th, you're soon to be 57 or 56. 55.
41:51
Right 55 We were taught boys are boys, girls are girls.
41:57
Hell yeah. What?
41:58
What the hell? Why is it all?
42:00
Well, it's it's all about gender expression or gender ideology.
42:04
No it's not. It's about paving into a
42:07
freaking fantasy. Well, you know what, Mark?
42:12
And ironically, you know, you and I grew up with
42:16
transvestites. You know, there was all kinds of
42:22
comedians over the even before we were born that were dressing
42:28
as women. Right.
42:30
You know Milton Borough, Milton Borough, You know, how about?
42:34
Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rocky Horror Picture Show.
42:37
I mean, that's a cult classic, right?
42:40
And nobody. Here's the thing though, Dennis,
42:42
this is the deal. Nobody looked at them in any
42:46
other capacity. It wasn't until it.
42:49
It wasn't until a very small fringe group of them decided to
42:55
hitch their wagon into the lesbian, gay and bisexual.
43:02
Community. Yeah, community.
43:04
Yep. And even, and I know, and I know
43:06
for a fact, dude, that a lot of gays and lesbians don't even
43:09
like that. They hate that.
43:11
You know why? You know why?
43:13
Because they're they're they, they gays.
43:16
My sister-in-law is gay, and I'll be honest with you, I don't
43:20
know of a single human being out there who doesn't have a degree
43:24
of bisexuality about them, at least a curiosity.
43:29
And it doesn't matter whether you want to admit it or not.
43:31
That is completely irrelevant. Whether you want to admit it or
43:34
not, it still exists. OK, religiously, there are
43:39
belief structures that are out there.
43:41
I just simply believe that that human beings have a natural
43:47
curiosity about that. Well, it's like when you meet
43:52
somebody and become a best friend, somebody of the same
43:54
sex, and then you guys are like best friends.
43:57
There is that that connection that you have, it doesn't mean
44:04
that it doesn't have to mean that it's sexual, but you have a
44:08
connection between each other, right?
44:10
So you still, you still love each other.
44:12
To a point, yeah. I mean, and so there, there, it
44:15
doesn't have to be anything sexual going on.
44:18
That's part of that curiosity, that people best friends.
44:24
Exactly and and and the the other.
44:26
The other thing is that it's, it's, it's important to
44:29
understand is that it is, it is that and it's not, it's not
44:34
wrong to, to have that. I mean, there's nothing wrong
44:37
with it at all. But when you start cramming it
44:39
down people's throats and you start demanding that people
44:43
that, that you have the same rights as or that you have more
44:46
rights as everybody else because, Oh my God, you've been
44:48
oppressed. You haven't been nothing.
44:50
You have not. And like I, I always reference
44:52
this person, the person's name is Blair White.
44:55
That person doesn't want anything other than that's all
45:00
that he wants is to just be allowed to live.
45:04
All right, we're moving on to our next break.
45:06
We're going to talk about the lies of the Biden administration
45:09
and the damage that those lies have done.
45:13
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46:42
It is all on you, Dee. All right, I just want to read
46:46
something real quick. This this is all the same along
46:49
the same lines as what we were discussing about this idiot
46:53
governor Polish that we have the currently in charge of our
46:57
beautiful state. He just vetoed a bill and I'm
47:02
going to read this. This is partly partly introduced
47:08
by West Metro Fire Rescue. Colorado Governor Jared Polis
47:13
has vetoed a bill that would have protected ambulance
47:16
patients from surprise billing. The Colorado House and Senate
47:20
voted unanimously to pass HB25-1088, which was designed to
47:28
close out of network billing gaps to protect consumers from
47:32
surprise billing by requiring insurance carriers to pay the
47:36
rates set by local cities and fire districts to provide
47:40
ambulance services. Now, this bill was voted
47:44
unanimously by Republicans and Democrats.
47:49
There was, it was unanimous. There was nobody on either side
47:53
that said no to this bill. And Governor Polis, Governor
48:00
Polis shot down anyway. So yeah, he wants you to be
48:05
surprised and he doesn't really care what you get charged.
48:09
Right. Because we all have, you know.
48:13
Right, because right, that's, that's, that's what it boils
48:16
down to. That's hey, so you guys know,
48:20
you have seen pictures of my flagpole and my flagpole has
48:24
since been replaced with a different flagpole.
48:27
One of the things I'm going to try to do today is put my old
48:31
flagpole at my mom's house and get it installed.
48:35
That's cool. Yeah, yeah.
48:38
I mean, you know, it's cool. It's just.
48:39
Feeling better? A third one.
48:41
Bring it to my house, all right? If I can find one, I'll do it,
48:45
bro. Hey, not only will I do it, but
48:49
I'll install it and I'll make sure that the lanyard's set up
48:52
for it. So yeah, man, I I'll stumble, I
48:55
do. I'll stumble into.
48:55
Something I do want to do that one of these days I want to get
48:58
one and I want to get lit. I want it lit up and everything
49:01
man. I can I can help you with all of
49:03
that and I can help you set that all up.
49:06
So all right, let's get into this newly released emails.
49:10
This is through the the Freedom of Information Act show that the
49:15
Biden administration knew and acknowledged the risk of cancer
49:19
causing toxins that were spreading in East Palestine
49:23
after that 2023 derailment. You remember that one, right?
49:27
That was the one that he didn't even bother to come and visit
49:30
for how many years? Like it took three years to get
49:34
there. He's the president of the United
49:36
States. This is a disaster.
49:37
Did he ever even go there? Yeah, he showed up way.
49:42
Yeah, but you know what? The people of East Palestine
49:45
told him to go away. Yeah.
49:47
Oh, that's right. I remember that.
49:50
Yeah, the White House claimed that the residents were safe, so
49:56
that means that they were lied to by Sake and then later Key,
50:03
KGP, whatever the hell her name is, Yeah.
50:10
And, and, and OK, here, here's why we're this is what we're
50:14
fighting. OK, for those of you who who
50:18
want to truly understand, this is what we're fighting.
50:21
This is what we're fighting. All right.
50:24
In the 60's, the KGB did some fascinating psychological
50:28
experience experiments. And how do we know this?
50:31
A defector came and did a very long interview about just this
50:36
topic. You talk to any Democrat over
50:39
the past nine years, Trump is a racist, Trump is a misogynist,
50:44
Trump is a dictator, Trump is a fascist.
50:48
The list goes on and on and on, right?
50:50
This is how this is how this works so that you can understand
50:55
the battle that we are fighting as Americans.
50:58
They learn that if you bombard human subjects with fear
51:02
messages non-stop in two months or less, most of the subjects
51:06
are completely brainwashed into believing the false message.
51:10
It goes back to Joseph Goebbels. You tell a lie long enough and
51:14
large enough, it is still a lie, but it becomes perceived as
51:18
true. That is the truth.
51:20
And the brainwashing is so ingrained to the point that no
51:24
amount of clear information that they're shown to the contrary
51:28
can change their mind. So once again, like I show
51:31
people the video of the, the, there were good people on both
51:36
sides. Jake Tapper, you asshole, you're
51:38
the one who started that lie. You created that lie that made
51:43
him a racist. You did that, Jake Tapper, not
51:46
us. You did.
51:47
You were on CNN at the time and you freaking did it.
51:50
You lied to everybody. And the next thing you know, the
51:54
man who had never been called a racist for decades is all of a
51:59
sudden a racist. And then you decided, oh, he's
52:03
got to be fascist. He's got, he's got to be a
52:06
dictator. He's he's the worst thing since
52:08
Adolf Hitler. Right.
52:12
And how many people do you know on the street?
52:14
If you were bring up Trump, what do you think the average is?
52:17
The the percentage is of people who would go, yeah, he's a
52:20
fascist. Yeah, he's a dictator.
52:22
I don't like him because he's going to take away Social
52:24
Security. Never mind the fact that he just
52:27
signed an executive order putting more money into Social
52:30
Security. Only because that's just what
52:32
they're being told. Right, but, but this is the the
52:35
thing they're being told this and and and it doesn't matter.
52:39
They're brainwashing is so complete and so over the top.
52:45
Done that. How do you beat that?
52:49
You have to beat that by staying vocal, by staying engaged, by by
52:55
doing the things that we need to do.
52:58
We need to keep fighting this fight because that's the bottom
53:03
line. If we don't, more people would
53:05
do their own research. Well, yeah, but here's the thing
53:08
about that. And I agree with you.
53:10
We need to have more people do more research.
53:13
Here's the challenge. People are lazy.
53:15
You just read the bill that the current governor vetoed that
53:21
would help his citizens. Am I am I right or am I wrong
53:25
it? Would definitely help his
53:27
citizens. How many of these idiots who are
53:29
not watching our show realize that that is a man who is
53:35
probably going to run for the seat in the Senate when it's
53:39
vacated by that moron who is going to try to run for
53:44
governor? Bennett Oh God help us.
53:47
OK. I would take any one of the guys
53:49
that are currently running for the primary right now over
53:52
Bennett. He's, oh, McBride.
53:54
I'm, I'm going to vote for McBride.
53:56
I don't even know the guy that well, but yeah, yeah.
54:00
Yeah, I know, I know. I've seen more Bride McBride
54:02
ads. But see, The thing is, is that
54:05
you and I can sit down. We can actually vet those cats,
54:08
right? Which is what I do with my my
54:10
wife. When we get ready to vote, we
54:12
vet them for three or four days. That's how you get you figure
54:15
out, does this guy's values match my own?
54:18
That's a big deal, right? Yeah.
54:22
And it's absolutely. A big I'm so far from what I've
54:25
read from McBride, I like him. I like his, I like his attitude,
54:29
I like what he brings to the table so far.
54:32
But it's still early, too. It is, it's very early and and
54:37
we, I mean there's another one who is a veteran is that is
54:39
McBride a veteran? Is he the one that came out?
54:43
I think so. I, I, I can't remember for sure,
54:45
but I'll, I'll have to, I'll have to look deeper into that.
54:49
OK, here talking about the lies, all right, And how many people
54:53
believe this, this garbage, right?
54:58
Turns out COVID-19 outcomes were comparable to a severe flu, flu
55:02
season. That means that the efficacy and
55:05
the more more mortality rate was comparable to a really bad flu
55:10
season. COVID vaccines did not prevent
55:12
infection, transmission, hospitalization or death.
55:15
That was another lie that they told us.
55:17
Despite 2020 lockdowns, fewer cars, planes, industry, CO2 rose
55:22
as fast as in 2019, there's that.
55:26
Food pyramids were upside down promoting unhealthy diets.
55:29
Well that'd be one reason people are getting freaking sick.
55:32
Evidence now suggests we may be entering into a global cooling
55:35
phase, not a warming phase. The sciences never settle and
55:39
real science doesn't silence dissent.
55:41
They tried to shut everybody down.
55:44
I personally got shut down by Facebook for making a sharing a
55:49
video of a nurse in the House of the Senate.
55:52
The Senate and she was testifying about how she was
55:56
squashed by doctors and by the medical community, by the FDA
56:00
and the CDC. She was squashed.
56:03
Doctors who were stepping out saying no, this is crap, this is
56:06
total crap. And they were squashed.
56:09
I was squashed. I was literally put on hold by
56:13
Facebook for misinformation. Stop.
56:20
I was doing the due the due diligence and you know what?
56:23
People that I went to school with attacked me for some of the
56:26
things that I was posting. And then of course and.
56:30
Saint George Floyd showed up and then I went ape shit over BLM
56:34
who oh by the and Antifa who by the way are evil.
56:38
Oh yeah. Absolutely evil.
56:42
People, look what they're doing. Look what they're doing in
56:45
Washington state, man, that that dude, I wouldn't I if I was
56:49
anybody. I wouldn't recommend anybody
56:52
step foot in that state for a long time till they get that.
56:56
Well, either that or you need to like, like I said, when when
56:59
they start getting that, that absolutely insane.
57:02
What needs to happen is the president of the United States
57:05
needs to step up and very publicly affect the hey, if you
57:13
need National Guard, we'll send you National Guard.
57:17
We're doing publicly. So that the entire world knows
57:19
that the government, that the federal government is willing to
57:21
step in and provide assistance. Well, and I don't know that he
57:25
should even ask him if that's what they want.
57:27
I don't think I don't think he right at this point, if it gets
57:30
any worse, I don't think he should be asking him Jack shit.
57:33
He needs to just say I'm sending these guys in 'cause you're
57:39
obviously not agreeing. I think that that needs to
57:41
happen. Yeah, it's going to.
57:43
It's getting. Worse needs to happen.
57:47
So, so here's something that I, so here, here's something that
57:52
that Dennis and I have talked about numerous times and it
57:56
centers around Islam and it centers around these groups that
58:02
are trying to basically separate us from their communities by
58:11
very secretly and very, very underhandedly attempting to
58:16
implement things like Sharia law and, and some of the traditions
58:21
that they customs that they, that, that only the extremes
58:25
extremists want. There's a video on Instagram
58:29
shared by a Dinesh D'souza. You know who that dude is,
58:32
right? Dinesh is a badass.
58:34
What what he posted was when Sharia comes to this country,
58:38
it's doing it already in places like England and Europe, but it
58:41
won't come from guys that look like Ayatollah Khamenei or Osama
58:44
bin Laden. It will come from basically
58:47
it'll come from assholes who look just like us in a suit and
58:50
a tie and speaking that bullshit.
58:54
Here's the bottom line. We've already talked about this
58:56
100 times. We're going to keep talking
58:58
about it until people open up their eyes and start
59:01
acknowledging just how dangerous bringing a group of people in
59:05
who have no interest in assimilating with the
59:08
pre-existing values, customs and traditions that they are coming
59:13
to. Just look at.
59:14
Ahan Obar, just look at all those more of those assholes on,
59:19
on the in, in Congress that will not acknowledge the truth of
59:24
what they are a part of now. And the truth is this is the
59:27
pre-existing truth. You cannot all of a sudden come
59:30
through and go, well, we're just not going to acknowledge it.
59:32
Well, you, you, you swore an oath to it, right?
59:35
Once again, it goes back to you swore an oath to it.
59:38
So. So France is burning down to the
59:42
ground right now because of it. Well, because, well, you know
59:47
why? It's because the French finally
59:48
woke up and they're finally starting to push back.
59:52
Look at hey, man, seriously, just take a look at what what
59:57
McGregor is doing. McGregor.
1:00:00
Is going. He is going to become the next
1:00:02
president of Ireland. Do you know why?
1:00:04
Because he's telling the Irish that it's OK to be Irish.
1:00:08
Yes. That is exactly what he's doing.
1:00:11
And one of one of the posts that came on social media.
1:00:14
I know we're a little bit over. We're on for an hour.
1:00:16
We, we, we're going to go a little over because this is
1:00:19
important stuff, guys. Irish belongs to the Ireland
1:00:22
belongs to the Irish. That is what Conor McGregor has
1:00:24
posted. Conor McGregor is saying the
1:00:27
things out loud that a lot of people are afraid to say.
1:00:32
Thank God. I'm an American.
1:00:34
I am an American and I am telling you right now, I do not
1:00:40
have any interest in Sharia law. I just went to a Catholic.
1:00:45
I just, look, I'm gonna tell you, but I'm gonna take it one
1:00:47
step further so that people understand I believe in God, I
1:00:51
believe in Christ. I will not become a Catholic
1:00:55
because I do not believe in their rituals any more than I
1:00:59
believe in Islamic rituals. Came here.
1:01:02
Because I believe that the teachings of Christ were
1:01:05
personal and that being a part of a congregation and
1:01:12
celebrating Christ is more important than going through
1:01:16
ritual after ritual after ritual.
1:01:18
And I understand. I mean, I don't, I don't get all
1:01:21
of it, but I understand some of the concepts behind it.
1:01:25
I just don't want to do it because I don't believe that
1:01:29
Christ would have ever looked at some of these rituals.
1:01:31
And I'm going, yeah, that's OK. I just don't.
1:01:35
So, you know, without going to, you know, over the top stupid.
1:01:42
I think it's important that we do the things that we need to do
1:01:48
and we say the things that we need to say.
1:01:50
We treat each other right. We have these open
1:01:53
conversations. Look, all you guys can come on,
1:01:57
I can invite you on, I can put you on.
1:01:59
All you had to do is make a comment in the comment section
1:02:03
and I will, I will get you on or make a comment.
1:02:06
I'll read the comment. You know, I mean like my mom, I
1:02:10
need to get better at going into the comments because I get stuck
1:02:12
on everything else. But my mom made a comment and
1:02:15
her comment was starts now in grade school.
1:02:17
There's no history and she's not wrong there.
1:02:20
And, and, and The thing is, is we, we need to continue.
1:02:23
I mean, hell, I mean in the woods podcast put fires on one
1:02:26
of my comments. I don't know what it was we were
1:02:28
talking about, but they, they agreed with it.
1:02:30
And that's great because what we're talking is the truth.
1:02:35
Look, there are elements of the truth that I don't like.
1:02:41
People are entitled to their own opinions.
1:02:43
That's the truth because. Sometimes I don't.
1:02:44
Like it all like. Something's ugly.
1:02:47
Some of it's ugly, but the truth.
1:02:50
Is the truth has right? And here's the thing.
1:02:53
The truth is the truth. It has no emotional connection
1:02:57
to anything. You could feel bad about it.
1:03:00
You could feel good about it. Doesn't make a damn bit of
1:03:02
difference. And should by all means never be
1:03:06
sugar coated. Ever.
1:03:08
Right. Ever deal with it the way we
1:03:10
deal with it? Like, for example, President
1:03:13
Trump? I have lost friend because I
1:03:17
have made the following statement.
1:03:19
I don't care what other people think about President Trump.
1:03:22
I do not. Wow, what's that make me?
1:03:27
Does that make me a Trump supporter?
1:03:29
It makes me more of a Trump supporter now because I've
1:03:33
watched everybody in the mainstream media and Democrats
1:03:37
attack him. And then I've watched the
1:03:39
Republican Party itself just not do anything.
1:03:43
They haven't done anything and it's embarrassing.
1:03:47
It is. You know, we, we talk about
1:03:50
immigration and things like that, right?
1:03:52
Well, let's talk about that. The Democrats used to be all
1:03:55
about immigration. Legal immigration.
1:03:59
Yeah. They used to stand on the floor
1:04:02
and talk about that stuff. Bill Clinton used to talk about
1:04:06
that stuff. The minute Trump talks about it,
1:04:09
Trump is racist, right? Well, no, he's not racist.
1:04:12
You assholes are just trying to stay in power.
1:04:16
Oh, there, that's. What's going on?
1:04:19
Right, It's A and it is and it is a dumpster fire.
1:04:22
It's going to be a long time before they get back into any
1:04:25
kind of decent power at all, if ever.
1:04:29
If they keep if here's the thing, if they keep doing that,
1:04:35
that is what is going to happen. I mean, Senator Booker, we, we
1:04:40
know that guy. He's the guy who stood on the
1:04:42
floor and railed against Trump for like 72 hours, no?
1:04:46
Please. Half of half of the crap I
1:04:48
didn't even understand what he was talking about, but this
1:04:51
moron came out Well, look, this moron came out yesterday or in
1:04:57
January and was doing a salute at the was doing a actually
1:05:03
yesterday he did a gesture that was eerily similar to what Elon
1:05:10
Musk did on. Inauguration.
1:05:11
Yeah, I saw that. It looks similar, didn't it?
1:05:15
Didn't it? Oh no, wait, it looked exactly
1:05:17
the same. Well.
1:05:20
Yeah, but a but a black guy can't be but.
1:05:22
He's a Democrat, so. It's OK.
1:05:24
He's a, he's a black Democrat. So there's no way everybody, it
1:05:27
wasn't, it wasn't anywhere. No there wasn't.
1:05:30
No in no way tied to anything Hitler ever did.
1:05:37
Once again, it goes right back to it's not the what, it's The
1:05:41
Who, right? If, if, if Donald Trump had
1:05:45
suddenly came out and said, I'm going to give people that
1:05:51
believe that they are boys, girls believing that they're
1:05:56
boys, I can't, I'm going to acknowledge it now.
1:06:00
The entire left world would go, Oh my God, you see what he's
1:06:06
doing? He's attacking straight people.
1:06:09
Right. Because it's not about the what,
1:06:14
it's about The Who. And, and I don't look, all I
1:06:19
care about is in the next two years, our economy is strong,
1:06:25
truly strong. Not this crazy ass lie that was
1:06:30
told to us by the Biden administration about how the
1:06:33
economy was better. No, we didn't provide Jack
1:06:37
diddly shit to the United States.
1:06:40
Every time I hear somebody say that, I I throw up a little in
1:06:44
my mouth whenever I hear that come along right.
1:06:48
We're not stupid. Right.
1:06:52
You got to be just rock the rock.
1:06:54
Stupid to think to even believe that crap.
1:07:00
Right. Ridiculous.
1:07:01
That is exactly what it is. Here's a perfect example.
1:07:06
Here's a post on on a here's a meme on on Facebook, and we're
1:07:10
going to close with this guys. So.
1:07:13
Oh, this is exactly what we're talking about.
1:07:14
Trump. Trump kept kids in cages.
1:07:18
No, that was Obama. Trump colluded with Russia.
1:07:22
No, that would be Hillary. Trump blackmailed Ukraine.
1:07:26
That would be Joe. Yeah, but they've tried to
1:07:30
attribute all of those offenses to Donald Trump, and at some
1:07:38
point, you just got to pray that it's going to come to a close.
1:07:45
Yeah. That's what you got to pray.
1:07:47
You got to pray that somebody steps up and says, you know
1:07:50
what, screw that. All right, guys, I'm getting
1:07:56
better putting this thing out, and I will continue to get
1:08:01
better putting this thing out. So we're going to get off
1:08:05
because I got a lot of stuff I still got to do, and Dennis has
1:08:08
probably got some stuff he's got to do.
1:08:10
And you know what? Too much of a good thing is too
1:08:13
much of a good thing. Well, I know we're not even
1:08:17
close to being done today, but yeah, we can continue for sure
1:08:20
next week. All right guys, God bless you
1:08:26
all and God bless these United States of America.
1:08:30
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