Speaker 1: Welcome to the Nightcap after UCEE basketball here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW and welcome to December. December one, it is
Speaker 1: on this Monday evening, Gary jev with you. It's my
Speaker 1: birth month, Yeah, the big one this year. I'll be
Speaker 1: sixty five and I still haven't decided which medicare part
Speaker 1: Z plan I want.
Speaker 2: Got about a week left. I'm so sick of those ads.
Speaker 1: Anyway, as we get that sorted out and hurdle headlong
Speaker 1: into another holiday season again, one of my favorites got
Speaker 1: a great show tonight for you lined up. Michael Letts
Speaker 1: from INVESTUSA will be here in just a few minutes
Speaker 1: to talk about the Afghan national and President Trump's plan
Speaker 1: to cease, immediately halt all immigration from third world countries,
Speaker 1: and from what he calls third world countries mean the
Speaker 1: countries that are ideologically opposed to a constitutional government like
Speaker 1: ours and our civilization in our culture, and why are
Speaker 1: we continuing to let them in full scale into this
Speaker 1: country and it needs to stop. Michael Letz probably is
Speaker 1: of the mind since his organization, Invests USA, spends all
Speaker 1: of their time and effort to fully arm our law
Speaker 1: enforcement with the latest technology and protective gear that there is,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk about that and a little bit more
Speaker 1: as we continue. My friend Rick Robinson, author and lawyer,
Speaker 1: been a guest on the show many times from northern Kentucky,
Speaker 1: will be joining us just after the top of the
Speaker 1: hour to talk about things in general. It's always fun
Speaker 1: ride with Rick. At eleven thirty or so, we'll have
Speaker 1: the wild Man back sports for the out of sorts,
Speaker 1: a brand new tub of goo. His Indian hit team
Speaker 1: lost in the playoffs on Friday night in high school football,
Speaker 1: so no ring for the wild Man.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's all worked up over that.
Speaker 1: We'll also have Thomas Havilin from the US Air Force,
Speaker 1: who has been doing major work on breaking down studies
Speaker 1: and evidence all over the world from embalmers about the
Speaker 1: white fibrous clots that have been found in people who
Speaker 1: were vaccinated against COVID nineteen and it's something that these
Speaker 1: embalmers and these doctors have never seen before in the numbers.
Speaker 1: And there's some new videos that Thomas wanted to chat about.
Speaker 1: We will do that also. John Gordon from the syndicated
Speaker 1: radio show The Truth with John Gordon talking about things
Speaker 1: in Georgia, the effort to find out what really happened
Speaker 1: in the twenty twenty election in Georgia. He said there
Speaker 1: was massive fraudult obvious fraud, and that Fannie Willis and
Speaker 1: her crew just try to convolute at all by indicting
Speaker 1: President Trump and his attorneys who were working on the
Speaker 1: election case in twenty twenty, of which John was won
Speaker 1: but never prosecuted. We'll get his thoughts on that and
Speaker 1: a few other things that are circulating out there before
Speaker 1: midnight tonight. It's great to be back with you. Great
Speaker 1: to welcome you into December and a full month worth
Speaker 1: of night caps here on Monday and Tuesday night, and
Speaker 1: we'll get it all started with Michael Letts in just
Speaker 1: a moment on seven hundred WLW. As promised, we are
Speaker 1: talking with Michael Lettz after you see basketball here on
Speaker 1: an abbreviated nightcap, So we'll get right to the crux
Speaker 1: of the conversation first. Michael Letz, if you don't know,
Speaker 1: is demand president of invest USA, which is a fantastic
Speaker 1: organization which provides safety equipment for law enforcement that otherwise
Speaker 1: they may not be provided by their individual townships and
Speaker 1: cities and the like and first responders, and they do
Speaker 1: fantastic work all across the country to keep the men
Speaker 1: and women who keep us safe safer on the job.
Speaker 1: That being said, we got a lot of issues to
Speaker 1: tackle here in a few minutes. Michael, So welcome to
Speaker 1: the show, number one.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you as always, it proves that honored to
Speaker 3: be with a yip, appreciate what you're doing for the country.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, with people like your help, I'm
Speaker 1: just a mouthpiece. I'm just getting the word out so
Speaker 1: people understand what's going.
Speaker 2: On, Michael.
Speaker 1: First and foremost, President Trump says that it's time to
Speaker 1: halt all immigration from third world countries as a result
Speaker 1: of the Afghan national who opened fire and sadly killed
Speaker 1: a National Guards person, a fine woman, Sarah in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C ambushed her and another National Guard member, also
Speaker 1: from West Virginia, and he still at this point clinging
Speaker 1: to life. Right now, he's been charged with first degree murder.
Speaker 1: Upgraded the charges there in DC from assault to first
Speaker 1: degree murder.
Speaker 2: And that's right.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 2: But is is.
Speaker 1: There any way possible to number one, vet eighty six
Speaker 1: or ninety or one hundred thousand people coming into the
Speaker 1: country at once from a hellhole like Afghanistan. They say
Speaker 1: he was completely vetted, he'd assisted the CIA for years
Speaker 1: and blah blah, blah blah blah. But can you ever
Speaker 1: really vet someone that comes from a place like that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not. But let's talk about the brawlers. You know
Speaker 3: what the real problem was. We went over to Afghanistan,
Speaker 3: we broke Teleiban's back, would deliver them from that. Then
Speaker 3: the President Trump decided that we should not be the
Speaker 3: police force for the world that was trying to withdraw. However,
Speaker 3: we were going to keep Bagram Air Base. We were
Speaker 3: going to keep about five thousand troops there. And you
Speaker 3: remember he had done this previously with the with the
Speaker 3: Taliban in Afghanistan. He send them pictures of their homes saying, hey,
Speaker 3: know where you're at. You touched the hair of an
Speaker 3: American soldier. You're gone. You're obliterated. They'll find you no more.
Speaker 3: We would have taken that same position had we done
Speaker 3: and withdraw the right way. However, the Biden administration screwed
Speaker 3: that on up orlaldly. We left Americans behind. Turn the
Speaker 3: list of the assets. What are the assets? That's the
Speaker 3: people in Afghanistan who had helped the American troops turn
Speaker 3: their list of names over to the Taliban. You know,
Speaker 3: the Taliban had one focus in mind that was to
Speaker 3: eliminate and kill them. So then suddenly begin to look bad.
Speaker 3: So what did the Biden administration do, Oh, we better
Speaker 3: establish a quick program to get these people out of here.
Speaker 3: Since they offered to help us, why don't we try
Speaker 3: to do that? And then, of course, well you're gonna
Speaker 3: bet them. Well, no, we can't vet them that fast.
Speaker 3: Let's just say that if you said you helped, we'll
Speaker 3: take you at your word. When you come to the US,
Speaker 3: then we'll vet you. The CIA dropped the ball on
Speaker 3: both counts. They didn't vet them coming onto the plane.
Speaker 3: They just asked if you were involved in helping. Course,
Speaker 3: everybody raise their hand. They rade one out of Afghanistan,
Speaker 3: so we brought them over here, and then they're supposed
Speaker 3: to better when they're here. They did not. Then me,
Speaker 3: it's a little deeper problem. I'm wondering whose side of
Speaker 3: the CIA is on. You know, we take a look
Speaker 3: at the issue with the six congressional members who tried
Speaker 3: to subvert the government by telling the military to disobey
Speaker 3: unlawful orders. Of course, there hasn't ever been an unlawful order. Well,
Speaker 3: a stupid thing to say, but that's a playbook that
Speaker 3: we've used repeatedly, out of the CIA's own book of
Speaker 3: plays that we've subverted governments all across the world for.
Speaker 3: So who are they working for? They're working for us?
Speaker 5: Are they working for to subvert.
Speaker 3: And to undermine the United States? And they are our
Speaker 3: US constitution? Did they deliberately? I bet these people because
Speaker 3: now we know that we have used to be. When
Speaker 3: I was on your shoulder, if I told you that
Speaker 3: we had one hundred and twenty roughly sleeper sales in
Speaker 3: this country, we not have over a thousand. We not
Speaker 3: have two ilands, big imands in Iran and other places.
Speaker 3: Who have now in the last twenty four hours said
Speaker 3: all Muslim and Islami jihadis in America arise and began
Speaker 3: to move forward to attack targets within the United States.
Speaker 3: So we've just seen the tip of the iceberg. And
Speaker 3: I'd like to know who side the CIA is on.
Speaker 1: I think President Trump is totally correct and not only
Speaker 1: halting all immigration from these countries that are ideologically opposed
Speaker 1: to our constitution in our way of life. Number two
Speaker 1: it's time to revisit these people. As President Trump has
Speaker 1: talked about, he wants to do reversing the TPS temporary
Speaker 1: protected status of a lot of people who were allowed
Speaker 1: in willy nilly during the Biden administration and who have
Speaker 1: engaged in this mass migration from places like Somalia and
Speaker 1: these Islamic jihad these Islamist kind of countries from around
Speaker 1: the world with zero vetting of who they are and
Speaker 1: what their intentions are. Plus, we had thousands of military
Speaker 1: age Chinese men streaming across our border illegally during the
Speaker 1: four years of Joe Biden, and they're not accounted for.
Speaker 1: So I mean, you've got to revoke the temporary protected
Speaker 1: status or at least look at and and look at
Speaker 1: each one of those people and decide whether they want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the United States of America
Speaker 1: or they want to tear it apart, right.
Speaker 3: Jack here, right, Jeff. You know, and this is by
Speaker 3: not just to buy it and goes back to Obama.
Speaker 3: Uh he brought it over one hundred thousand from Somalia
Speaker 3: or the one HP pro recent program. You know, somebody
Speaker 3: raises the point, and I think they're absolutely right. Ice
Speaker 3: and the President needed not just with Ice, because this
Speaker 3: is a bigger problem of just Ice to handle. To
Speaker 3: bring in our military assets, and we need to go
Speaker 3: into like Dearborn, Michigan and other locations where these are.
Speaker 3: They're enclaves of these and begin to check the Resa status.
Speaker 3: So I'm willing to bettal ninety ninety five percent of
Speaker 3: those viasons have expired, and they're sure they're illegally because
Speaker 3: of that, Yeah, go ahead, you know, we deport every
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 1: We have a congressman, a congresswoman in Minnesota, part of
Speaker 1: the squad, who was one of those Somali refugees that
Speaker 1: was brought into the country. She doesn't appear to be
Speaker 1: thankful that she got a chance in the land of opportunity,
Speaker 1: a land of freedom, to assimilate and become part of
Speaker 1: our country. She has continually wanted to create division and chaos.
Speaker 1: And again she is only a symbolic part of the problem.
Speaker 1: But she brought her brother in illegally as her husband,
Speaker 1: and still she is a member in the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how she is still holding that office
Speaker 1: when she broke the law.
Speaker 3: Obviously, we've had those conversations as of this morning. I
Speaker 3: can tell you brace yourself. Those things are going to change.
Speaker 3: Thank the American people have had absolutely enough but two
Speaker 3: tiery justice system of a standard where we may we
Speaker 3: point out allegations, we point out references of breaking along
Speaker 3: they would do nothing about it. And so I expect
Speaker 3: Omar he knows those good for us. You better make
Speaker 3: sure she's packed because she won't get much time to
Speaker 3: do it coming up here very shortly.
Speaker 2: The other question is how do you get them out?
Speaker 1: It's the same way with the illegal immigrants who have
Speaker 1: who have broken laws in our country. That ICE is
Speaker 1: going after right now, the baddest and the worst of
Speaker 1: this mass of humanity that was allowed into this country
Speaker 1: without determining who they are and to what their intentions are.
Speaker 2: But how do how do you now undo.
Speaker 1: This enabled class of TPS people? I mean, we do
Speaker 1: we know where they are? Do we know who they are?
Speaker 1: As you said, there are more than a thousand sleeper
Speaker 1: cells in this country right now that are ready to
Speaker 1: strike at any time against law enforcement, against UH militant,
Speaker 1: military and civilian targets. And I mean this could erupt
Speaker 1: in you know, just total chaos and violence across the
Speaker 1: country and not just in Washington, d C. Or in
Speaker 1: big cities or in liberal cities when it's been allowed
Speaker 1: to happen in the past.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're yeah, you're right. Yeah, And quite frankly, that
Speaker 3: is where we're headed. And this one we have been
Speaker 3: advising with the administration now is this. Look, we tried
Speaker 3: to do things the nice way. Okay, we tried to
Speaker 3: say self deport u self pavor. Then we decided we
Speaker 3: would help move that cause along by starting to remove
Speaker 3: people quietly. Well, you saw what we got with that.
Speaker 3: We have a group of nuts, through activists liberal ideology,
Speaker 3: who would rather have a criminal live next to them
Speaker 3: than an American says.
Speaker 1: We've got a governor in Minnesota who would rather have
Speaker 1: a criminal living next to him. He could have been
Speaker 1: vice president of the United States, Michael.
Speaker 2: How frightening is that?
Speaker 6: Thank god?
Speaker 3: That is all. That's a scary thought. That's going to
Speaker 3: keep me up for days after you're saying that, Jeb.
Speaker 3: But I will tell you this, we have advised with
Speaker 3: the discussions with the administration, it's time now that we
Speaker 3: take this matter where it should have been taken to
Speaker 3: begin with. That's a strong proactive thing. Activist judges you
Speaker 3: want to get in the way of removing criminals from America,
Speaker 3: we'll pick you up a buyd a sale for you too.
Speaker 3: You can figure it out later. We cannot be deterred
Speaker 3: at this stage. We have to move aggressively. Now you
Speaker 3: ask you we have the capability. No, we do not
Speaker 3: have the capability, which is law enform us force it. Yes,
Speaker 3: we have the capability if we partner with our military
Speaker 3: gass and yes, the Constitution does provide us the ability
Speaker 3: to do that under Article ten. And quiet, frankly, this
Speaker 3: is a national emergency to provide for the protection of
Speaker 3: the American people, the national security. Let's exercise it and
Speaker 3: get or done.
Speaker 1: All right, Michael, let's give a plug for invest USA.
Speaker 3: Well, let me tell you, and when I just said
Speaker 3: get or done, we need more protection of our law
Speaker 3: enforcement than we've ever needed before. And our National Guard,
Speaker 3: let me remind you of this real quick. National Guard
Speaker 3: not issue active shoot invest unless they're going into combat situations.
Speaker 3: We never did we think that going to an American
Speaker 3: city would be considered a combat zone, but it is now,
Speaker 3: and so they're going to need our assistance more than ever.
Speaker 3: Go to I n VEESTUSA dot org. Make sure you
Speaker 3: contribute anything you can, even if it's only a dollar.
Speaker 3: Take this Christmas time to make sure that we feel
Speaker 3: the spirit of love to our people at our protectors
Speaker 3: and let's make sure they come home safely to their families.
Speaker 1: Michael Let's from invest USA. Thank you again for your time, sir.
Speaker 1: We will speak again soon and hopefully we'll have some
Speaker 1: positive things to talk about.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: I'm sure we will.
Speaker 6: I'm confident of it.
Speaker 1: A good deal. I like the attitude. Michael letz there.
Speaker 1: As we open up this nightcap coming up after the
Speaker 1: news at ten o'clock, we will be joined by my
Speaker 1: old friend Rick Robinson. We always have a fun discussion
Speaker 1: even if we don't get anything done except kill some time.
Speaker 1: It's the nightcap after Basketball on seven hundred into another
Speaker 1: hour of this abbreviated nightcap after you see basketball?
Speaker 4: How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker again hosting this wonderful next guest who
Speaker 1: has been in the studio, he's been on the telephone,
Speaker 1: and today he joins us on the horn just to
Speaker 1: talk about some random stuff because we haven't for a while.
Speaker 1: His name is Rick Robinson, author of the great book
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty eight that we've talked about numerous times. I
Speaker 1: feel like I should get some kickbacks for all the
Speaker 1: plugs I've been giving it. But I do have my
Speaker 1: own signed copies, so I guess that'll have to do.
Speaker 1: That'll suffice. He was a Washington He's been a political
Speaker 1: insider all his life, which kind of makes me not
Speaker 1: like him as much. But he's such a likable person.
Speaker 1: I'll forgive that. Rick Robinson, Welcome back to the Nightcap.
Speaker 4: How are you, Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 5: I am doing wonderful, getting ready for the holiday season.
Speaker 5: Everything is in the stars are all aligning.
Speaker 1: Life is good, all right, So fantastic Thanksgiving. I'm imagining
Speaker 1: as well with your family and stuff.
Speaker 5: Thanksgiving. Well, you know what I did. This will be
Speaker 5: a shameless plug.
Speaker 6: One thing we did.
Speaker 5: We had tickets to anybody who believes that Christmas doesn't
Speaker 5: start until Hans Gruber falls from the KNACKATONI power Tower.
Speaker 5: Has has got to go down to the Note theater
Speaker 5: and catch Diehard is a Christmas movie. Alex Ralph. She
Speaker 5: has written it, she stars in it, she directs. And
Speaker 5: this thing I saw it last year, refeeding it again
Speaker 5: this year. It's a Christmas tradition. Uh, so we're going
Speaker 5: to be going down and seeing this. I encourage everybody
Speaker 5: to go see it again. It's an absolute riot. It's
Speaker 5: kind of the story behind the scenes of Diehard. What's
Speaker 5: really happening at home with the kids?
Speaker 2: Okay, die Hard is.
Speaker 5: Diehard is a Christmas movie. Go down to the Note Theater.
Speaker 5: It's brilliant. You're gonna you're gonna have a wonderful, wonderful
Speaker 5: time when you go.
Speaker 4: See that one.
Speaker 1: Mine's still my every one still It's a wonderful life.
Speaker 1: But I will take that under advisement. As far as
Speaker 1: holiday entertainment, Rick, Christ and I went to Kaproni's on
Speaker 1: the River in Maysville at the invitation of our friends
Speaker 1: Doug and Angie Bonnsen who live in Ripley, Ohio. A
Speaker 1: beautiful drive in the dark down fifty two, dodging deer
Speaker 1: on Wednesday night. We stayed at their house and got
Speaker 1: up the next morning and Doug, who I call the
Speaker 1: oil baron of Brown County, in his benevolence, in his benevolence,
Speaker 1: paid for Christ and I to eat Thanksgiving buffet at
Speaker 1: Caproni's on the River. I'm telling you what it is
Speaker 1: A number one if anybody is listening from Caproni's, I
Speaker 1: expect to comp on my next meal. And if anybody
Speaker 1: who's listening who's ever eating there, that they under stand
Speaker 1: exactly how well they do what they do. It's it's
Speaker 1: a little bit of a travel, but it's well worth
Speaker 1: the time that you spend and the money you may spend.
Speaker 1: At Kaproni's on the River, especially for the Thanksgiving buffet,
Speaker 1: it was just outstanding and they had all of the accoutrement,
Speaker 1: all of the traditional Thanksgiving meal stuff turkey and homemade
Speaker 1: dressing and homemade mash, but they were really homemade mashed potatoes,
Speaker 1: great gravy, and and they're carving it right there as
Speaker 1: you're going through the buffet line.
Speaker 2: It was just spectacular. It was something to truly given.
Speaker 5: You can't be going to a restaurant that really is
Speaker 5: homemade food. Oh, I mean that that you go back.
Speaker 4: And feel that.
Speaker 5: There was a place when I went to Eastern Kentucky
Speaker 5: University called Ma Kelly's that you would go down to
Speaker 5: Moths and you would actually have to she lives in
Speaker 5: the little store that she was in and you'd have
Speaker 5: to and you have to go through her kitchen to
Speaker 5: get around to the steam table where the you know,
Speaker 5: she was just frying up this chicken in you know
Speaker 5: in iron Skill, it's full of lard. And you know,
Speaker 5: when you're in college and you don't have that much
Speaker 5: money to go with, I mean, you go down there
Speaker 5: and you can get the you know, huge man. When
Speaker 5: she'd come by and kind of look your plate and
Speaker 5: she didn't look at her, and if she liked you,
Speaker 5: it was it was four dollars, and if she didn't
Speaker 5: like it was four dollars and twenty five cents.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to quarter her discount because.
Speaker 6: She yeah, yeah, yeah, he fancied.
Speaker 5: But she but she made believe like she was adding
Speaker 5: up how much you had eat. You know, you have,
Speaker 5: you know, twenty five cents worth of corn, you have,
Speaker 5: you know, thirty five cents worth of string beans. Oh
Speaker 5: you got two pieces of chicken, you know, but no
Speaker 5: matter what she got up, ondn't that be four dollars?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 5: And you'd leave a five on the table and that
Speaker 5: would be five.
Speaker 1: A lot of people know it about Caproni's on the river.
Speaker 1: It's been there for decades. Rick and uh, if you've
Speaker 1: never been, I'm surprid have you been.
Speaker 5: To the absolutely wonderful place.
Speaker 1: So we're sitting there in the in the room that
Speaker 1: we're sitting in in the place is packed.
Speaker 2: I mean it's full.
Speaker 1: They got so many people working there, it's like geez,
Speaker 1: it's like an employment agency or something. But on the
Speaker 1: walls they have these framed dinner plates that have been
Speaker 1: signed by some of the famous who have come through there.
Speaker 1: And we sat right underneath the A auto autograph from
Speaker 1: Smokey Robinson. Linda Ronstadt was on the wall adjacent to us.
Speaker 1: It was just it was a great experience. Had a
Speaker 1: little jazz duo playing saxon keyboard, real uh, you know,
Speaker 1: low key, but really really classy.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was just the all out experience. So I highly
Speaker 1: remember recommend it, and I hope they keep up that
Speaker 1: tradition on Thanksgiving. All right, we wanted to get to
Speaker 1: a couple of things that you had that you had
Speaker 1: brought up and the fact that the country of Ireland
Speaker 1: is now issuing a certain kind of warning. What what
Speaker 1: is this warning that Ireland is now issuing?
Speaker 5: Rick, unbelievably, hold on to your hold on to your
Speaker 5: your microphone.
Speaker 4: Here Ry Jeff Ireland.
Speaker 5: Is putting warning labels on beer and liquor?
Speaker 1: Really, isn't Isn't that about eight centuries too late?
Speaker 5: You know, you know if I was going to start this,
Speaker 5: if I was going to start this, it would have
Speaker 5: been around twelve thirteen hundred.
Speaker 2: Just yeah, kick my time.
Speaker 4: Frame, you know.
Speaker 5: But they have decided to put warning labels on gets now,
Speaker 5: can you. I'm sure that it's going to greatly impact
Speaker 5: the ability to get againness in Ireland.
Speaker 1: We'll have no change now, no change whatsoever. It's all
Speaker 1: symbolic theater for the nanny staters. And you know that
Speaker 1: this is what well, Rick, let me just let me interject,
Speaker 1: this isn't even This is the latest greatest example that
Speaker 1: Ireland has become a socialist nanny state because they're footing
Speaker 1: the bill for all the medical maladies that come through.
Speaker 1: And by the way, good luck getting a heart transplant
Speaker 1: or having any kind of successful life saving surgery if
Speaker 1: you're in Ireland with their medical system.
Speaker 2: But which is what people want here.
Speaker 1: But of course they're going to start issuing warnings on
Speaker 1: anything that could possibly affect someone's health because it's on
Speaker 1: the national dime, the taxpayer's dimes. So I kind of
Speaker 1: understand it from that perspective, your thoughts on that.
Speaker 5: You know, when I was in Ireland, one of the
Speaker 5: things I found absolutely amazing was how many people did
Speaker 5: not complain about Ireland going no indoor smoking nationally. I mean,
Speaker 5: this is a country that still rolls their own. You
Speaker 5: go over there and people that are outside, they'll carry
Speaker 5: their pants outside, roll their own, smoke it, go back inside, okay,
Speaker 5: and they said okay, no more smoking inside. They went
Speaker 5: right then, you know, it's just walked outside and started
Speaker 5: rolling outside.
Speaker 4: And I was just kind of.
Speaker 5: Shocked by that when I when I went over there,
Speaker 5: and it's you're right, maybe that's one of the things
Speaker 5: behind it is they're going, well, you know, well when
Speaker 5: I go to the doctor, so hell, I'll roll it outside.
Speaker 1: The thing is, I believe this is the whole crux
Speaker 1: of this. The Irish have become just way too compliant.
Speaker 1: It would be a good time to take over Ireland
Speaker 1: because you know, they just seem to they seem to
Speaker 1: roll over at these authoritative, dictorial, dictatorial government decrees on
Speaker 1: every angle these days, and they're just like okay whatever,
Speaker 1: you know, it's like I'm sorry, I'm glad, I don't
Speaker 1: live in Ireland. I have roots in Ireland, but I'm
Speaker 1: glad I don't live in Ireland.
Speaker 5: As long as you're not from London. I was hanging
Speaker 5: out of one of the places having this wonderful session
Speaker 5: they were listening. I was hanging out with the with
Speaker 5: the guys that were playing, listening to it everything else
Speaker 5: basement of a bar that's in the middle of you know,
Speaker 5: not a popular, not a tourist trap play, but where
Speaker 5: the locals go. Sitting there, I'm listening and in walk
Speaker 5: to guys with English accents. The place goes quiet, and
Speaker 5: the guy I was hanging with was the man o
Speaker 5: limb player, raises his head and goes, it's okay, they're
Speaker 5: with me. They're not from London there, they're from wherever. Okay,
Speaker 5: but he pointed out they're not from London, and everybody's like,
Speaker 5: oh okay.
Speaker 6: They went back to drinking.
Speaker 5: Well, that's that's because what it does remind me warn
Speaker 5: of the labels do remind me though, when you walk
Speaker 5: into a bar, a pub in America, a bar in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look behind your.
Speaker 5: Bar, down the huddles. It says drinking prior to pregnancy
Speaker 5: may cause health issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got to tell you a story about that.
Speaker 5: Really should say it, really should say drinking prior to
Speaker 5: pregnancy may cause pregnancy.
Speaker 2: That's more accurate. I would agree with that plenty.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 5: I think that's the bigger health issue that's going on
Speaker 5: with drinking down the huddles.
Speaker 1: Plenty of us are here because someone was overserved before
Speaker 1: we got here, There's no question about it.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you a story.
Speaker 1: This happened years ago, and I wouldn't do it today,
Speaker 1: But there was a woman who was visibly pregnant in there,
Speaker 1: and she's smoking a cigarette and she wants a drink,
Speaker 1: and I said.
Speaker 2: Are you sure that's a good idea?
Speaker 1: And I tried to dissuade her, and these guys who
Speaker 1: are hanging around, I guess they're attracted to pregnant women
Speaker 1: or pregnant strippers or whatever. Was offered to buy her
Speaker 1: a shot of whatever, and it's tequila, and I go, well,
Speaker 1: of all the things she could be consuming, that's probably
Speaker 1: not the worst as long as there's just one shot.
Speaker 1: So I got it to her and the guy paid me,
Speaker 1: and I looked at her as I handed her the shot,
Speaker 1: and I said, here's to low birth weight, and there
Speaker 1: was no there was no react it all from there, okay,
Speaker 1: and just shut it down.
Speaker 5: Usually that Usually that's followed with later when I was
Speaker 5: wiping the blood off my lip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt no.
Speaker 1: I mean she obviously didn't care one way or the
Speaker 1: other what I said or what it was going to
Speaker 1: do to her baby, if anything. And so there you go,
Speaker 1: and the challenge should be so warning labels on beer
Speaker 1: and liquor in Ireland. Now, my goodness, gracious, what's next?
Speaker 1: What is what is the world coming to? So any
Speaker 1: big plans for Christmas ahead? We're several weeks away, you know.
Speaker 1: It's also my birthday is coming up on Monday December.
Speaker 5: Your birthday is coming up. Of course, that will be
Speaker 5: a city wide celebration, the lights of which which have
Speaker 5: not been seen since.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you where it will be a celebration. It'll
Speaker 1: be a celebration here on the air because they've asked
Speaker 1: me to fill in for Willy on that day, that
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon from noon to three. And I decided that
Speaker 1: I'm going to throw myself a birthday party on the
Speaker 1: air and invite numerous people in. You're on the invitation list.
Speaker 1: If you can make it that day.
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 5: I will be there with whatever bells I can find
Speaker 5: dangling from wherever you want them to dig.
Speaker 2: Careful, careful. So what do you think about?
Speaker 5: You know what we are doing. You know what we
Speaker 5: are doing right now, and it's it's been kind of fun.
Speaker 5: We actually filmed the first for interviews for a documentary on.
Speaker 4: Nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're making a doc in nineteen sixty eight. That
Speaker 1: is cool. It's such a cool book, especially from people
Speaker 1: of a certain age.
Speaker 5: But the documentary, you could say, it's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 4: You can say that, well I would.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say after Thanksgiving you sound fat and happy,
Speaker 1: But I are you either one?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: I am both?
Speaker 2: Okay, good, Yes, I am both.
Speaker 1: Let's let's keep it up then, Rick Robinson, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for taking some time tonight to spend with us.
Speaker 1: It's always a blast. And hope to see you in person,
Speaker 1: real real soon.
Speaker 5: Okay, I will, I will be there. If I have
Speaker 5: to ouverer down for the birthday party on I.
Speaker 1: May well get somebody to give you a ride up.
Speaker 1: God bless you, sir, and thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: air with me again.
Speaker 2: You two. John Gordon from the Truth.
Speaker 1: With John Gordon the radio show is going to join
Speaker 1: us next and got all kinds of politics stuff, as
Speaker 1: my wife said, will be politiates for at least the
Speaker 1: next half hour on the night Cap on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: It is the night Camp and we continue this evening
Speaker 1: with a guest we've pan on before. He is also
Speaker 1: the host of his own radio show, The Syndicated The
Speaker 1: Truth with John Gordon. He's a graduate of Mercer University
Speaker 1: Law School, a business owner entrepreneur. He's worked as a
Speaker 1: journalist and a reporter in Makon in Atlanta. Ran as
Speaker 1: a Republican candidate to be George's Attorney General in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, endorsed by President Trump, John Gordon, welcome back
Speaker 1: to the show.
Speaker 4: Nice to be with you.
Speaker 8: And a graduate of the Harvard of the Midwest, Ohio
Speaker 8: Wesleyan University, just two hours north of where you are sitting.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yes, sir. Well, we had to get the
Speaker 1: Ohio the Buckeye connection in here somewhere.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you met Jack all.
Speaker 1: Right, So a great Thanksgiving you got to visit with
Speaker 1: your children, you said. My wife and I had a
Speaker 1: wonderful time with friends and Christmas ahead. What does it
Speaker 1: look like Christmas in the Gordon household?
Speaker 2: What do you do? What are your traditions? What do
Speaker 2: you plan?
Speaker 1: Before we get into any of this other stuff that
Speaker 1: doesn't matter as much really in the ultimate scheme of things.
Speaker 8: Well, Christmas is about family, and we look forward to
Speaker 8: having our son and daughter in law and our two
Speaker 8: grandchildren visit us from Los Angeles, and our son from
Speaker 8: Atlanta will be here as well, and then our middle son,
Speaker 8: we would be elated if he could come from Oklahoma City.
Speaker 8: I don't know whether he work will permit him to
Speaker 8: be here, but we sure we'll miss him if he's not.
Speaker 8: And so it's about family and it's about We live
Speaker 8: next door to the church, so I'm sure that we
Speaker 8: will walk next door to some services and there will
Speaker 8: probably be some eating involved as well.
Speaker 2: Excellent.
Speaker 1: Sounds great, And we'll be planning things with our own
Speaker 1: with my mom and dad. My dad just turned eighty nine,
Speaker 1: my mother is eighty eight. They are still up and
Speaker 1: around and just wonderful folks. So I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: spending a couple of days with them right around.
Speaker 4: Chris, you are very fortunate to have them.
Speaker 2: So I thank god every day I still got mom
Speaker 2: and Dad.
Speaker 1: That people tell me all the time they lose their
Speaker 1: parents and they find themselves reaching for the phone to
Speaker 1: try and call them, and they simply can't anymore. So
Speaker 1: I'm glad that I have that still. First, first, John,
Speaker 1: let me ask us. Since you're in Georgia, the Georgia
Speaker 1: state taxpayers could be on the hook for dismissed lawsuits
Speaker 1: against Presidents Trump and others who were his attorneys in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: What do you know about that and what do you
Speaker 2: think of that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: I actually know a lot about it. I've worked on
Speaker 8: a legal term, a legal team for two and a
Speaker 8: half years fighting the election of twenty twenty I've seen
Speaker 8: the evidence. I've played Devil's advocate with the expert witnesses
Speaker 8: and the forensic accountants.
Speaker 4: Georgia was stolen. There's no question in my mind.
Speaker 8: Forty thousand illegal votes in Fulton County alone, four hundred
Speaker 8: thousand in the state. I know virtually all the individuals
Speaker 8: were targeted.
Speaker 4: By Bondy Willis.
Speaker 8: I don't know how I was spared, but I'm glad
Speaker 8: that I was. But it is beyond time for this nightmare, dude,
Speaker 8: be over with. And the damage that that woman did
Speaker 8: to these nineteen people is not.
Speaker 4: You can't calculate it.
Speaker 8: Their reputations were tarnished, their savings were drained, all because
Speaker 8: they contested what was a clearly fraudulent elect font Willis Lyde.
Speaker 8: She she took taxpayer money and gave it to her boyfriend,
Speaker 8: then went on extravagant trips to NAPA and the Caribbean
Speaker 8: and Miami, and the inferences that it was a taxpayer expense.
Speaker 8: There is nothing too good that could happen to this lady.
Speaker 8: She needs to be held accountable, and so did the
Speaker 8: serve as the County Commission because they know that it
Speaker 8: was a sham.
Speaker 4: They know what they did.
Speaker 8: And now there is a pending court order that this
Speaker 8: legal team secured in the Superior Court of Georgia by
Speaker 8: Brian A.
Speaker 4: Merrow, that found that there was probably there.
Speaker 8: Was a more than a prima facia case that had
Speaker 8: been made.
Speaker 4: He ordered the absentee ballots to be unsealed. That order still.
Speaker 8: Stands the Justice Department to serve notice on the steward
Speaker 8: of the absentee ballots to make them available. The deadline
Speaker 8: has passed, the ballots have not been produced, and somebody's
Speaker 8: going to have hell to.
Speaker 4: Pay before this is all said and done.
Speaker 1: John Gordon Appeals Court today in the Third Circuit just
Speaker 1: said that Elena Habba is not the US attorney in
Speaker 1: New Jersey.
Speaker 2: President Trump had appointed her.
Speaker 1: The tournament expired and it's going to go to Was
Speaker 1: this the right decision by this court? And did President
Speaker 1: Trump overstep his bounds in just appointing Alena Habba to
Speaker 1: that position.
Speaker 8: Well, Alena Habba is a very talented lawyer that she
Speaker 8: serves as the pleasure of the president.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: The details of the case, so I can't really comment.
Speaker 8: I suspect that the Senate did not do their job
Speaker 8: in confirming her, and so there will likely be a
Speaker 8: recess appointment if they don't actually come to work and
Speaker 8: do their job. That was another consequence of the government shutdown.
Speaker 8: We didn't do business for over a month. That too
Speaker 8: was a sham. It was based on a lie, and
Speaker 8: now the taxpayers of the United States are having to
Speaker 8: pay for the Democrats shenanigans.
Speaker 1: Shenanigans is I think a very diplomatic word. The President
Speaker 1: has talked about canceling from the Executive Office. All the
Speaker 1: auto pen executive orders signed by the auto pen during
Speaker 1: the Biden administration, and I guess the only one that
Speaker 1: wasn't signed by an auto pen that Biden did actually
Speaker 1: sign himself with his consent was that of his son Hunter,
Speaker 1: who he claimed he would never pardon Hunter, but he did.
Speaker 1: So what are the legal ramifications and what can President
Speaker 1: Trump do now from the executive branch to disallow these orders,
Speaker 1: these pardons that were signed by the autopen that he
Speaker 1: says they're illegitimate.
Speaker 2: Are they illegitimate?
Speaker 8: Well, of course they're illegitimate. You nor I have the
Speaker 8: authority to go in and append the president's signature to
Speaker 8: a document without his knowledge and consent, and that is
Speaker 8: the inference. And so I think that beyond avoiding the
Speaker 8: actions that were taken, the FBI needs to show up
Speaker 8: and conduct an investigation into who illegally used the autopen
Speaker 8: to usurp the power of the presidency of the United States.
Speaker 8: It is absolutely ludicrous that someone would do that, And
Speaker 8: the only reason that they were able to get away
Speaker 8: with it, or at least I think they could get
Speaker 8: away with it, was because Joe Biden didn't have a
Speaker 8: clue what was being done or where he was, or who.
Speaker 4: Was using his autopen.
Speaker 9: You know, the uniform Commercial Code, which governs contract law
Speaker 9: in the country, is good guidance for what constitutes one signature,
Speaker 9: and you can pretty much decide what.
Speaker 4: Your mark is going to be.
Speaker 8: You can mark a contract with an X if that
Speaker 8: is the mark that you choose.
Speaker 4: To represent your signature.
Speaker 8: So there is nothing illegal about Joe Biden using an
Speaker 8: autopen to sign anything if he adopts that as his mark.
Speaker 8: It is when someone else adopts his signature that is
Speaker 8: called forgery. They should be prosecuted for forgery, and even
Speaker 8: beyond that, stealing the power of the presidency of the
Speaker 8: United States of America for which they do not have authority.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I can't believe we're sitting here talking about whether the
Speaker 8: autopen is legitimate or not.
Speaker 4: I think we should be talking about.
Speaker 8: Who illegitimately used the auto pen and where is the consequence.
Speaker 8: That's the thing that just drives me crazy about this
Speaker 8: federal government, which I think is corrupted to its core,
Speaker 8: is that there's no consequence for anything. And it started
Speaker 8: in nineteen sixty three. I just got back from Dallas
Speaker 8: commemorating the sixty second anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination. Anyone
Speaker 8: who has bothered to look knows that it was a
Speaker 8: coup dicta that Oliver Stone revealed to us decades ago,
Speaker 8: and after decades of studying, there is no doubt in
Speaker 8: my mind that Lynn Dames, Johnson, Allen Dallas, and Jayegar Hoover,
Speaker 8: assisted by members of the mafia, killed our.
Speaker 4: Thirty fifth president. And there's here's the point.
Speaker 8: We have communicated to every bureaucrat in America that you
Speaker 8: can get away with murder with no consequence as long
Speaker 8: as you've got power and you're in government. And that's
Speaker 8: what we are seeing played out every single day at
Speaker 8: all levels of government, disenfranchising parents and school board meetings,
Speaker 8: tyranny prevailing in municipalities and state governments because.
Speaker 4: They have the power.
Speaker 8: Just look at Tim Wallson what he's doing in Minneapolis,
Speaker 8: and look at Pritsker what he's doing in Illinois. They
Speaker 8: are signing on the side of lawbreakers, murderers, robbers.
Speaker 4: They have become their enablers.
Speaker 1: Well it's in Minnesota. It's the ji hottists that have
Speaker 1: been allowed to infest and take over great portions of
Speaker 1: that state in their enclaves. And in Illinois it's the teachers'
Speaker 1: unions and other anti American organizations that don't care about
Speaker 1: the Constitution. They just care about power and maintaining it. Obviously,
Speaker 1: am I right?
Speaker 2: Or am I right?
Speaker 4: I think you're one hundred percent right?
Speaker 8: And why are we permitting it to happen right under
Speaker 8: our noses, in front of our faces. And a lot
Speaker 8: of the American people say, hoh, well, that's just the
Speaker 8: way it's always been. Well, it's not the way it
Speaker 8: has always been. It's gotten infinitely worse. And I think
Speaker 8: we need a rebellion in this country against government tyranny
Speaker 8: and against bureaucrats who.
Speaker 4: Fail to do their job.
Speaker 8: And then blame the citizens when they dare express their dissatisfaction.
Speaker 8: And that's what you saw in the Fawnie Willis case.
Speaker 8: It was purely and January the sixth, it's one cover
Speaker 8: up after another. And the people that pay the price
Speaker 8: are lawful US citizens.
Speaker 1: Well you speak of lawful US citizens, then we have
Speaker 1: the decision to allow all of these Afghanis in it
Speaker 1: to failed pull out from Afghanistan in twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: by the Biden administration, and they claim that these people
Speaker 1: were all vetted.
Speaker 2: How do you vet.
Speaker 1: People when there's no actual government in the place where
Speaker 1: they are coming from. How do you vet people who
Speaker 1: are coming from a seventh century culture into the modern
Speaker 1: Western culture, Western civilization world. There's no way that the
Speaker 1: guy who is accused of killing one National guardsman in Washington,
Speaker 1: d c. And the other one still clinging to life
Speaker 1: as we speak. And the President has said, and I
Speaker 1: believe rightfully so, that we need to stop all of
Speaker 1: this recruitment and immigration coming from the places where the
Speaker 1: people broadly hate America and reject Western civilization.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on that, John.
Speaker 8: Gordon, Well, I don't know why you raise concerns about vetting.
Speaker 8: You just look up in the Afghan data bases Acbar
Speaker 8: in the third cave on the left.
Speaker 4: That's an eighty eighth parallel. I mean, it surely is
Speaker 4: easy enough to track them down. But your point is
Speaker 4: well taken. There was no vetting.
Speaker 8: If someone could not be betted, they made the assumption
Speaker 8: that they were okay, and they let them in. And
Speaker 8: I've railed against this for four years on my show
Speaker 8: talking about the illegal terrorists that have entered our country,
Speaker 8: literally one hundred and fifty thousand military age men from
Speaker 8: China who flooded the southern border.
Speaker 4: And came into the heartland of America. I really believe
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 8: I'm sitting here saying this, and I'm asking myself, have
Speaker 8: you gone stark rating mad?
Speaker 4: We have got people that have entered this country.
Speaker 8: From Iran, Iraq, Yeaman, I sound like a lunatic except
Speaker 8: for the fact that it is true, and then they
Speaker 8: had been deposited into the heartland of America. We don't
Speaker 8: know where they are and worst, we don't know what
Speaker 8: they're up to. I suspect that we have seen the
Speaker 8: beginning of things that are going to get far worse.
Speaker 8: And I don't know the thing that I don't have
Speaker 8: an answer to that. I probe every day, who is
Speaker 8: the wizard who is doing this to our country and
Speaker 8: for what ends?
Speaker 4: We know that Barack Obama.
Speaker 8: Said he was in favor of changing the very fabric
Speaker 8: of America. I think he's well on his way. Soros's
Speaker 8: fingerprints are everywhere. And then you've got the CIA who
Speaker 8: shot the two soldiers worked for the CIA in Afghanistan.
Speaker 4: Does that mean they had anything to do with this.
Speaker 8: No, did they facilitate and enable his entry into the
Speaker 8: United States.
Speaker 4: I suspect that they did.
Speaker 8: And I think that the intelligence community of this country
Speaker 8: is an untained animal machine that has grown out of proportion,
Speaker 8: and I don't know that it can be tamed. It
Speaker 8: has infected every bureau and department of the federal government.
Speaker 8: We know that there are probably CIA people that worked
Speaker 8: in your media outlet and mine. They have infected every
Speaker 8: major media outlet in America. They're lurking there, they're watching,
Speaker 8: and God knows what they have planned. But it is
Speaker 8: a problem of epic proportion, in my estimation, and it
Speaker 8: is going to take we the people saying no more,
Speaker 8: stop it, no more.
Speaker 4: Jfk RFK MLK.
Speaker 8: Butler, Pennsylvania, Charlie Kirk, Building seven. I mean, the list
Speaker 8: is just incomprehensible that our government could be involved in
Speaker 8: some way with these incidences. But the fingerprints are.
Speaker 4: All over each of those.
Speaker 1: John Gordon, let me kind of answer as we conclude
Speaker 1: our conversation. You said, who is the wizard? Well, who
Speaker 1: is as a Christian, who is the author of chaos
Speaker 1: and deceit? It's Satan, It's the devil and period. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to demonize other human beings. But if
Speaker 1: you want to know who's behind all of this, I'll
Speaker 1: give you one big hint, and I think you can
Speaker 1: point in that direction.
Speaker 4: Satan I've got.
Speaker 8: I don't know who his delegates are.
Speaker 2: I don't know that that's the problem.
Speaker 8: There's a long there's a long list of them. Are
Speaker 8: they acting in concert? I don't know what the endgame is.
Speaker 8: I don't know what they they are aspiring to do,
Speaker 8: but they're certainly tearing this country apart. It is the
Speaker 8: most divisive country that I've lived in for seventy two
Speaker 8: years now, and so they are achieving some modicum of success,
Speaker 8: and you and I and everybody that listens have.
Speaker 10: To stand up and push back. We do have voices,
Speaker 10: we do, but I know how I know you do
Speaker 10: every day. I know I know how it ends, and
Speaker 10: it ends well. Just gonna hang in there, John Gordon,
Speaker 10: thank you very much. His show is The Truth with
Speaker 10: John Gordon. It's syndicated around the country and I'm glad
Speaker 10: he could share a little bit of that wisdom with
Speaker 10: us today here and since thank you, sir, it.
Speaker 4: Is my pleasure. Go Buck guys, thank you for having
Speaker 4: me all right, and here.
Speaker 1: Yet another hour of this nightcap on December first, a
Speaker 1: Monday night, seven hundred wl W, cool and crisp outside
Speaker 1: and inside were all warm and toasty and getting ready
Speaker 1: to speak once again with our friend Tomlas Hablin. Thomas
Speaker 1: Hablin is a US Air Force veteran. He was somebody
Speaker 1: who well has been persecuted for not taking the jab
Speaker 1: that military members were forced to take, and many of
Speaker 1: us were threatened with having to take a vaxed gene
Speaker 1: that we did not believe in. We didn't believe it
Speaker 1: was safe, we didn't believe it was effective. And turns
Speaker 1: out we who didn't believe these things were absolutely correct.
Speaker 1: And more and more information continues to come out. Thomas
Speaker 1: has made a kind of a a lifetime mission of
Speaker 1: studying the ad effects and the effects of the COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen they call it a vaccine, the vaccination against Saruskov two,
Speaker 1: and the blood clots that embalmers all over the country
Speaker 1: and all of the world. We're finding in the cadavers
Speaker 1: of people who had been vaccinated, and they'd never seen
Speaker 1: these white, fibrous blood clots before. And there is always
Speaker 1: more and more information coming out about what is being
Speaker 1: found out that was hidden from the public and still
Speaker 1: is being hidden in a large part turns out by
Speaker 1: the FDA and the CDC in our country. Thomas Hablin,
Speaker 1: welcome back to the Nightcap. How are you, sir, Jerry.
Speaker 7: Jeff doing fine? Thanks for having me back. And you
Speaker 7: were absolutely correct. You know, the scientific community is very
Speaker 7: slowly coming forward with a lot of new information about
Speaker 7: the COVID vaccines.
Speaker 1: Being bad this past just over this past weekend, as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, a doctor what is his name came.
Speaker 7: From He's the chief medical officer and science officer for
Speaker 7: the FDA, also the head of their Center for Biologics
Speaker 7: Evaluation and Research.
Speaker 1: And what did he come out with the information that
Speaker 1: is trickling out finally that heretofore was not publicly or
Speaker 1: even internally in a memo passed along.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he came out with an internal memo to his
Speaker 7: FDA counterparts that was leaked to the public that states
Speaker 7: write in the letter that the COVID jabs killed at
Speaker 7: least ten healthy kids. So they're admitting it now. The
Speaker 7: FDA is officially admitting that the COVID vaccine has killed
Speaker 7: ten healthy children. The actually reviewed ninety six deaths that
Speaker 7: took place from twenty twenty one through twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: Most of them were myrocriditis cases, you know, heart inflammation,
Speaker 7: and in there he said we're due absolutely to the vaccine.
Speaker 7: Others are questionable, and there's probably many more because as
Speaker 7: we know, these LaVar's reports have been very underreported the
Speaker 7: vaccine Adverse Event reporting system. So that letter also admitted that,
Speaker 7: you know, kids were actually at a very low risk
Speaker 7: for COVID death, so they never should have been given
Speaker 7: the shots in the first place. And then he makes
Speaker 7: a promise at the end of the FDA doing a
Speaker 7: better job in doing a risk reward analysis before they
Speaker 7: approved any future jabs or drugs to kids, adults, or
Speaker 7: pregnant women. So it's quite an admission that's being made.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately it's about four or five years too late, but
Speaker 7: at least it's being made now.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: The argument that the other side would give Thomas is that, oh, well,
Speaker 1: you know, there are adverse effects with everything, and how
Speaker 1: many how many young kids did the COVID jabs save?
Speaker 1: And the answer again is probably not at all what
Speaker 1: they would quote or claim, because, as you mentioned, kids
Speaker 1: aren't at great threat from this particular virus, and there
Speaker 1: are so many things that factor into this. But again,
Speaker 1: kids were forced to take this vaccine when they were
Speaker 1: in the high risk group in the first place. And
Speaker 1: there were plenty of other examples from doctor Peter McCullough
Speaker 1: who has very famously been very vocal when the rest
Speaker 1: of the scientific and medical community has been tight lipped
Speaker 1: about the adverse effects of COVID nineteen vaccinations and what
Speaker 1: the FDA and the CDC have been hiding.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's not just the FDA and the CDC,
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff. You know, a lot of university labs around
Speaker 7: the world have been doing papers on effects from COVID
Speaker 7: to stay away from talking about the COVID vaccine, and
Speaker 7: they become fraudulent, they misrepresent the situation. For example, a
Speaker 7: recent paper came out was published on two October twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five in the Journal of Medical Virology, and the
Speaker 7: title of the paper is called microclot Circulating microclots are
Speaker 7: structurally associated with neutrophil extracellular traps and their amounts are
Speaker 7: elevated in long COVID patients. I know, that's a long
Speaker 7: title for a paper. But basically the main finding of
Speaker 7: the paper was the patients that were suffering from what
Speaker 7: they called long COVID symptoms have more of what we
Speaker 7: call micro clots in their body. You and I have
Speaker 7: talked about this before. Microcosts are the very small clots
Speaker 7: that occur at the capillary level. They're very small blood vessels,
Speaker 7: and they blocked the exchange of oxygen in the lungs
Speaker 7: and then carrying that oxygen to all the major organs
Speaker 7: of their body, you know, including your brain or eyes.
Speaker 7: And what they did in that study, Gary Jeff is
Speaker 7: they looked at thirty eight healthy persons and they actually
Speaker 7: were able to measure their microclotting level in the number
Speaker 7: of micro plots per milli liter of blood, and the
Speaker 7: average for those thirty eight healthy people was thirty six
Speaker 7: hundred microclots per person on average. Then they had fifty
Speaker 7: what they called long COVID patients were suffering from things
Speaker 7: like shortness of breath, tightness in the chest, rain, fog,
Speaker 7: poor vision, and the problems with poor circulation and other
Speaker 7: ailments that were associated with long COVID. And they measured
Speaker 7: those people and they had an average of seventy one
Speaker 7: thousand microcloss per million.
Speaker 1: So no hold on, hold on thirty sixty thirty six
Speaker 1: hundred versus seventy one thousand.
Speaker 7: Right, So that's twenty times the amount of microclotting in
Speaker 7: what they call the long COVID patients. And that's not surprising, right, because,
Speaker 7: like I said, they were symptomatic, these people in this
Speaker 7: long COVID cohort. But what the paper failed to do,
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff is nowhere in the front of the paper,
Speaker 7: in the riteup ever, talk about whether these people were
Speaker 7: vaccinated or not. Well. Nicholas Halter from doctor Peter McCall's
Speaker 7: McCollough Foundation, Yeah, found a table in the back of
Speaker 7: that paper, supplement table s two that said that eighty
Speaker 7: three of those eighty eight people took the jab scary Jeff,
Speaker 7: And it was hidden in the supplementary tables. So if
Speaker 7: the reader of the paper doesn't see that, they may
Speaker 7: incorrectly assume that all fifty of those long COVID suffering
Speaker 7: people were suffering exclusively from the COVID virus, right, not
Speaker 7: from the COVID jabs or some combination of the two.
Speaker 7: Do you understand how misleading that is?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's extremely misleading. It's like it's like bias anywhere
Speaker 1: else in the news that has done to service a
Speaker 1: certain narrative Thomas, and it is, Yes, you gave me
Speaker 1: some correct information, but you didn't give me the other
Speaker 1: side of the story at all. And there's always another
Speaker 1: side of the story when it comes to reporting on anything,
Speaker 1: including this.
Speaker 7: In fact, there was a second bombshell not talked about
Speaker 7: in that paper by the by the authors. I discovered
Speaker 7: the second bombshell. There were four patients in this long
Speaker 7: COVID table S seven who were not identified, and they
Speaker 7: could have because they knew the study had, like I said,
Speaker 7: eighty three people who were vaccinated, four who were unvaccinated,
Speaker 7: one that was unknown. In their table s seven where
Speaker 7: they listed all the micro clotting levels for all the
Speaker 7: long COVID patients, they didn't identify like by an asterisk
Speaker 7: or something like that. Which four were the ones who
Speaker 7: were unvaccinated? I believe I know why, probably because those
Speaker 7: four people probably have the lowest amounts of microclots compared
Speaker 7: to their COVID vaccinated counterparts in that same table. So again,
Speaker 7: you know, had it been the other way around, had
Speaker 7: they had a large number of microclots, those unvaccinated patients.
Speaker 7: I'm sure their authors would have gladly reported that finding
Speaker 7: because it would have showed that, hey, the virus is
Speaker 7: worse than the vaccines. Right, But again there you know.
Speaker 7: So what I've done is I've sent an email to
Speaker 7: the lead author on the paper. Her name is doctor
Speaker 7: Reesa Pretorious. I've actually sent her two emails asked her
Speaker 7: to please identify by their LC number, you know, without
Speaker 7: revealing the name of the person who the four unvaccinated
Speaker 7: people were in that long COVID cohort. But I have
Speaker 7: yet to hear anything from her. Gary Jeff Crickets.
Speaker 1: My suspicion, Thomas, is that you won't. You sent me
Speaker 1: another video from a man named mister Bond, mister John
Speaker 1: Boden or Buden. I'm not sure if I'm pronouncing the
Speaker 1: same thing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, It'sdwin Bodwin, a senior who does something called
Speaker 11: a Courage and Health videos series, talking about how the
Speaker 11: CDC unlawfully hid COVID nineteen vaccine deaths just by the
Speaker 11: mere coding of how they were coded or not coded
Speaker 11: at all, as to whether the vaccination or the vaccine,
Speaker 11: and there was a difference in the.
Speaker 1: In the verbiage there that is stark and interesting, and
Speaker 1: they use it to get around the truth really in
Speaker 1: these adverse effects and these deaths resulting directly from the
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen vaccine. Can you speak to that a little bit?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was shocking, wasn't it ary?
Speaker 8: Jeff?
Speaker 7: There was what's called ICD ten codes. There are codes
Speaker 7: that code for what was the cause of death or
Speaker 7: contributing factors to the person's death. And he had example
Speaker 7: after example from the state of Massachusetts, I believe, Minnesota
Speaker 7: and Connecticut of people of all ages, and it would
Speaker 7: range from like teenagers to people up in there, you know, thirties, forties, fifties, sixties,
Speaker 7: seventies who on their bear's report and on the rite
Speaker 7: up from the physicians had talked about the fact that
Speaker 7: he just had the vaccine within the last couple of days.
Speaker 7: But yet on the on the the death was never
Speaker 7: coded has anything to do with the vaccine contributing to
Speaker 7: that person's death. So and when the writer of the
Speaker 7: bear's report made it quite clear that they suspected the
Speaker 7: vaccine was involved. So it's basically fraud on the part
Speaker 7: of the CDC and the state health departments for not
Speaker 7: properly entering in an ICD code that would point to
Speaker 7: the vaccines as a contributing cause of death. Just sheer fraud.
Speaker 1: I personally know a gentleman who taught school in Newport.
Speaker 1: He was a customer of my at the bar, and
Speaker 1: he was relatively healthy and his sixties. He drank too much,
Speaker 1: but he went and got his COVID booster and two
Speaker 1: days later he was dead. He was He was alive
Speaker 1: as you and I just five days previous.
Speaker 2: I saw him, I served him. He was fine.
Speaker 7: And you wonder how his desertific get his codd You
Speaker 7: wonder if they talked about the vaccine on this access
Speaker 7: to figure or not. Yeah, but I suspect that maybe
Speaker 7: not right. There's probably a lot of cases where it's
Speaker 7: left off the desertificate. So the loved ones, you know,
Speaker 7: they may suspect what caused the death of their loved one,
Speaker 7: but it's not official on the death record.
Speaker 1: Is there anything new as far as the clouding from
Speaker 1: the embalmers around the country and what we're fine?
Speaker 4: As?
Speaker 7: In fact, on Thanksgiving I got a great Thanksgiving gift.
Speaker 7: I ran across the video a half hour video of
Speaker 7: two embalmers talking to each other from the state of Iowa,
Speaker 7: mister Bob Sennate and a mister Dana Goodell. Dana Goodell,
Speaker 7: by the way, he's been embalming for over thirty years.
Speaker 7: He actually is a currently a board member of the
Speaker 7: Iowa Funeral Directors Association, and he goes around lecturing other
Speaker 7: embalmers on how to do different involving techniques, tricks of
Speaker 7: the trade, that kind of thing. Yeah, well, in that video,
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff for ten minutes they talk about that, both
Speaker 7: of them seeing the white fibers clots the same way
Speaker 7: that I've been tracking the last three or four years,
Speaker 7: you know, with the involvers around the world. And I
Speaker 7: actually called doctor or mister Dana Goodell two days ago
Speaker 7: and talked to him. He's actually seen the white fiber's
Speaker 7: clots in about one out of six of his corpses,
Speaker 7: about the same percentage as the Tennessee and bolvers that
Speaker 7: I interviewed in person back in June when I went
Speaker 7: to their annual convention here that we talked about last time, and.
Speaker 1: In correlation, in correlation are all these people they are
Speaker 1: finding the clots and were they vaccinated supposedly?
Speaker 7: Yeah, in fact, mister Goodella.
Speaker 4: He says.
Speaker 7: He said, I got a little bit of a nasty
Speaker 7: habit right now. He says, when, however, I find the
Speaker 7: clotz or I asked the family of deceased, I said, hey,
Speaker 7: did your person Loven happen to have COVID? And they
Speaker 7: say no, they said, Then then I asked the question,
Speaker 7: did he happen to take the COVID Jazz And they
Speaker 7: say yes, they said did I just drop it? I
Speaker 7: don't say anything more because he doesn't want to upset
Speaker 7: the family. In fact, when they talk to other embalmers
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff, they don't even want to talk. This subject
Speaker 7: is kind of a taboo subject. They will these invomers
Speaker 7: have these Facebook groups and they all talk to each
Speaker 7: other on but they tend to steer away from this
Speaker 7: because he gets political for some reason. Still even these today.
Speaker 7: So that's why we have we don't see that many
Speaker 7: embalmers and funeral directors coming forward to talk about these clots,
Speaker 7: even though they're all seeing it. And like I said
Speaker 7: in this video, that's what this guy said. He said,
Speaker 7: they're all seeing it, there's just very few want to
Speaker 7: talk about it.
Speaker 1: More information coming out in dribs and drabs after a long,
Speaker 1: long time of silence or omission, and we've.
Speaker 2: Just got to continue to hold their feet to their fire.
Speaker 1: You and I have talked about this Thomas Havlin before
Speaker 1: in the past, and are times just about up for tonight.
Speaker 1: But I believe, and I stated this back at the
Speaker 1: beginnings of the lockdowns back in twenty twenty, I said,
Speaker 1: this is ridiculous. My BS detector went off immediately with
Speaker 1: the lockdowns and all of the COVID mandates that we
Speaker 1: were put under, and I said, the thing is, when
Speaker 1: we find out that it was all or partially a ruse,
Speaker 1: they will never apologize, they will never admit they were wrong,
Speaker 1: and they will never be accountable for what they have
Speaker 1: done to us. And I'm sadly I believe that's the case.
Speaker 7: You know, that's my fear too, Gary Jeff, because I'm
Speaker 7: actually running my twenty twenty four world wide and Barber
Speaker 7: Blood Clus survey right now to see what the balmers
Speaker 7: around the world are seeing this year in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 7: and I'm having trouble getting responses. It's been out for
Speaker 7: about two weeks now.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: Last year I had three hundred and one and Bulmer
Speaker 7: respond this year, I only have fifty so far. People
Speaker 7: are you know. I think they're saying, hey, this is
Speaker 7: becoming the new normal. And Barbers are probably ashamed of
Speaker 7: the fact that they didn't come out speak about this
Speaker 7: publicly years ago sooner. Yeah, exactly, so they don't want
Speaker 7: to talk about it all.
Speaker 1: Right, Thomas, thank you to talk about it. We will
Speaker 1: talk about it again, I promise. Thomas Hamblin, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for your time. Tonight we have the wild
Speaker 1: Man on the other side of news as we continue
Speaker 1: on this first night cap of Dcember on.
Speaker 2: Seven under w LW. Yes, it is high time we
Speaker 2: had a chat with the wild Man. Haven't done that yet?
Speaker 1: Tonight we close out the show with a little sports
Speaker 1: for the out of sorts and he's not really loaded
Speaker 1: down with goo tonight for a change. I'm surprised, especially
Speaker 1: in light of the fact that Indian Hill did get
Speaker 1: their clocks cleaned by Shelby over the weekend and wild
Speaker 1: Man will not get another state championship ring.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry about that, wild Man, but you know life.
Speaker 12: I've ever gotten a state championship ring. We lost to
Speaker 12: the better tam no doubt they we couldn't do anything.
Speaker 12: We couldn't run the ball, we couldn't stop the ball.
Speaker 12: I sound like Jim Mora.
Speaker 6: Now it was.
Speaker 4: It was bad.
Speaker 12: Our quarterback who was our best player, had our rentous.
Speaker 6: Game and it just wasn't in the cards.
Speaker 1: But it was all about what Shelby did, not necessarily
Speaker 1: what Indian Hill was capable of as a team. I mean,
Speaker 1: they had a fantastic season and it ended sadly.
Speaker 2: But you know, well, hell yeah, it was cold. It's
Speaker 2: called winter.
Speaker 1: It may not be officially wintertime, but believe me, with
Speaker 1: this forecast, I'm looking at it's wintertime. I don't care
Speaker 1: what the calendar says. All right, wild man, here's the thing, uh,
Speaker 1: you you wanted to talk about my beloved Vanderbilt Commodore's
Speaker 1: and their victory over Tennessee and their amazing quarterback Diego Pavia.
Speaker 1: If they don't, if they don't give him the Heisman,
Speaker 1: it's only because he plays it Vanderbilt and they should
Speaker 1: probably just not give the award out anymore. If Diego
Speaker 1: Pobbia doesn't get a Heisman, what do you think.
Speaker 12: Well, when you look at the day he had, you know,
Speaker 12: against Tennessee two hundred and sixty eight yards passing in
Speaker 12: a touchdown, at one hundred and.
Speaker 6: Sixty five yards.
Speaker 12: Rushing and a touchdown, I mean, that's pretty awesome.
Speaker 6: And you mentioned like the Heisman.
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm gonna look at some of the Heisman
Speaker 12: candidates and I would think the kid from Indiana probably
Speaker 12: has a head in Frodd. But who knows, Diego Pabby ever.
Speaker 12: What they've done in Vanderbilt. They're winning the season ever
Speaker 12: they're in, They're in the top twenty five. I mean,
Speaker 12: he seriously has to be consider he's going to be
Speaker 12: one of the finalists.
Speaker 2: At least they're right outside the top twelve. Wild Man.
Speaker 1: They went into the game with Tennessee they were ranked fourteenth,
Speaker 1: Tennessee was ranked nineteenth, and they beat the heck out
Speaker 1: of them, beat the snot out of those volunteers on
Speaker 1: their home field at Niland Stadium. I mean that that's
Speaker 1: got to add something to you know, the voters, you
Speaker 1: know Banks as far as value and what he is doing.
Speaker 6: So, yeah, you would think so definitely.
Speaker 1: This is the first time Vanderbilt has had ten wins
Speaker 1: in a football season ever. Right when they were nine
Speaker 1: and two. It was their best record since nineteen fifteen.
Speaker 1: So I mean, come on, this is a monumental historical
Speaker 1: season for Vanderbilt, and sadly, maybe just like Diego Pavia
Speaker 1: looking from the outside in on the Heisman, Vanderbilt is
Speaker 1: looking from the outside in on that playoff because they
Speaker 1: lost to Texas and they lost to Alabama, two teams
Speaker 1: that are obviously going to be in.
Speaker 12: All I can say is about about Vanderbilt and Tennessee.
Speaker 6: They've had some good football.
Speaker 12: Down there in that state this season. Yeah, you're right,
Speaker 12: it could come down to the know it alls knocking
Speaker 12: out Van Bill.
Speaker 6: Because they lost that game in Texas. But let's just
Speaker 6: let's just play.
Speaker 12: Let's let it play out and we'll see when they
Speaker 12: all get together and to start to you know, to
Speaker 12: put that playoff package and order. Hey, how about this too, Vanderbilt.
Speaker 6: You know, they didn't sit around on their hands. They
Speaker 6: went out and resigned their coach to a six year
Speaker 6: contract extension. That said something right there.
Speaker 1: Clark Lee has done wonderful things at that program, but
Speaker 1: he had the benefit of a once in a lifetime
Speaker 1: field general general leader on the field in Diego Pavia
Speaker 1: that that guy does things, and you know what they
Speaker 1: list him at six feet wild man. I was talking
Speaker 1: to my friend Scott Drout, who of course played basketball
Speaker 1: famously at Vanderbilt back in the eighties and early nineties,
Speaker 1: and he was down for the the Kentucky game when
Speaker 1: they ripped the Wildcats a new one. Uh and and
Speaker 1: he's we were talking about this, and he said, you know,
Speaker 1: there's a chance that there's I guess commitment day is
Speaker 1: this week or something or whatever for high school athletes
Speaker 1: committing to a college. And the number one five star
Speaker 1: quarterback in Nashville goes to Nashville Christian Academy. He's five star,
Speaker 1: and Georgia seems to have a lock. But there is
Speaker 1: a chance that Vanderbilt could turn him and get him
Speaker 1: as the replacement to Papia next year if they've got
Speaker 1: that kind of a recruiting base now at Vanderbilt, which
Speaker 1: they've never had, and this kind of season really attracts
Speaker 1: people to places that otherwise they wouldn't consider. So that's
Speaker 1: another that's another by product.
Speaker 12: I am with the coach sign on a six year
Speaker 12: contract extensions.
Speaker 6: I know he'll be there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, so bigger and better things for Vandy. I'm
Speaker 1: hoping and praying and We'll see where it goes. But
Speaker 1: it was a miraculous season. If you've been a Vanderbilt fan,
Speaker 1: and specifically aderbuilt football fan for a long time, this
Speaker 1: is like this is like Christmas. Every game, this is
Speaker 1: like opening up another present that you always wanted but
Speaker 1: couldn't even aspire to have as you watch this team
Speaker 1: that just steamrolled people. I mean they beat Tennessee forty five?
Speaker 1: Was it forty five to twenty four?
Speaker 11: They?
Speaker 6: Yes, forty to twenty four.
Speaker 1: They beat a rank UT team by three touchdowns in
Speaker 1: their own stadium.
Speaker 4: That's the road.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is making a statement right there. Brother. All right,
Speaker 2: we've talked about the good.
Speaker 1: Let's let's talk about the not so good with the
Speaker 1: UC and the way they finished out their season and
Speaker 1: including a thrashing at the hands of TCU this weekend.
Speaker 12: Yeah, forty five to twenty three, finishing this the four
Speaker 12: game losing to drink. At one time they were seven
Speaker 12: and one, Saturnfield now one and eleven in the month
Speaker 12: of November. We already touched upon that. I don't believe
Speaker 12: that Scott Cutterfield will be looking for work, but I
Speaker 12: got to believe that they've got the seriously look inside
Speaker 12: the coaches room. Maybe make some changes there, maybe with
Speaker 12: all bessive.
Speaker 6: Coordinator, maybe Scott Saderfield.
Speaker 12: Giving up calling the plays, letting his OC call the plays.
Speaker 12: There's something going on there. But one and eleven in
Speaker 12: November is unacceptable. Every UC fan will agree with me.
Speaker 12: They've got to get this straightened out. A Brandon Swarzeny
Speaker 12: had a hell of a day, had a hell of
Speaker 12: a day. But the rest of the guys, I don't
Speaker 12: know what they were thinking. And that was another loss.
Speaker 12: It was hard to watch.
Speaker 1: I was talking to a UC fan at the bar
Speaker 1: on Saturday and Uh, this was before the game wild Man. Uh,
Speaker 1: it hadn't happened yet, and they were getting ready to
Speaker 1: take the field, and he said, you know about Saderfield
Speaker 1: and about Wes Miller. Maybe the problem isn't those two coaches.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the guy who hired them. Maybe it's time
Speaker 1: to look at the AD at U see. Maybe it's Timeham,
Speaker 1: Maybe it's time to look at him as maybe part
Speaker 1: of the problem instead of part of the solution. What
Speaker 1: do you think about that?
Speaker 12: Well, I think there's going to be any changes. A
Speaker 12: major changes is starting with the AD. Then you get
Speaker 12: rid of the coaches too clean house. If you're going
Speaker 12: to do something, you're going to clean house. Wes Miller,
Speaker 12: I think he's on the hot seat too, I really do.
Speaker 12: I think he's really more on the hot seat than
Speaker 12: Scott Saderfield because of the contract that they gave the Sadderfield.
Speaker 12: Wes Miller's buy I don't think is as bad as
Speaker 12: a Saderfield. But again, you know the A D is
Speaker 12: the guy responsible, kind of like you know the Bengals
Speaker 12: Duke Tobin. But who knows if the Bengal is not
Speaker 12: gott get rid of Duke Tobin. Donkeys will fly first, Well, in.
Speaker 1: A town where pigs have flown, donkeys maybe next wild Man.
Speaker 1: All right, so we've covered my Vanderbilt Commodores, your UC Bearcats.
Speaker 1: Now what about all our Bengals, As Gary Burbank used
Speaker 1: to say, all our Bengals.
Speaker 12: Well, a terrific, terrific, a terrific win and prime time
Speaker 12: on the road against the Ravens. The defense the last
Speaker 12: three games, you got to give it to them.
Speaker 6: They played awfully well, they looked a lot faster. Now
Speaker 6: for whatever changes Al Golden made, and what I like really.
Speaker 12: About in that game, they started bluting a lot and
Speaker 12: showing the blitz, and.
Speaker 6: I think that confused Lamar Jackson a lot.
Speaker 12: But nevertheless, Bengals are going into Buffalo and everybody not
Speaker 12: giving them a chance.
Speaker 6: But the thing is, go back and look.
Speaker 12: At the history with Joe Burrow Buffalo. They can handle
Speaker 12: Buffalo on the road or at home. I think the
Speaker 12: Bengals will give a good show.
Speaker 6: And I'm not gonna say they're gonna win. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: say they're gonna lose. But I like, I like my
Speaker 6: chances against the.
Speaker 12: Bengals at Buffalo. Hopefully they'll have t Higgins back. They're
Speaker 12: pretty much they're pretty much hell the offense.
Speaker 4: So that's uh, we'll see.
Speaker 6: We'll see what goes on here on something.
Speaker 12: When they played the Bugles, when they could beat the Bills.
Speaker 12: Then they've got the Ravens coming in here, and oh
Speaker 12: my god, you know that now you're really talking. Maybe
Speaker 12: can the Bengals finish not up the Ravens and finished
Speaker 12: with a you know, a big winning drink like last
Speaker 12: year again, Joe Burrow, Gary Jeff has one of his
Speaker 12: last eight straight games. Yeah, I said something about that guy,
Speaker 12: but not only him, but the play the players around him.
Speaker 12: That they rise up because they know what a winner
Speaker 12: Joe is well.
Speaker 2: And the other situation, wild Man is uh.
Speaker 1: Do does what happened over this weekend with the Bills
Speaker 1: and a really impactful dominating win over Aaron Rodgers and
Speaker 1: the Steelers yesterday?
Speaker 2: Do the Bills go.
Speaker 1: Back home and they're a little bit cocky, and they're
Speaker 1: a little bit pumped up, and they're playing the lowly Bengals.
Speaker 1: The Bengals are four and eight overall, but they're three
Speaker 1: and one in the conference now.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, And like I said, they they know Buffalo like
Speaker 12: they know the Baltimore Ravens, and they don't fear Buffalo.
Speaker 12: They've handled Buffalo in the past. And that's what That's
Speaker 12: what I like about the Bengals chances and the Buffalo
Speaker 12: could be down a little bit. At first, that game
Speaker 12: was pretty close and then all of a sudden, Pittsburgh
Speaker 12: dislike faded that faded away. The one who go back
Speaker 12: to Joe Burrow here. If you watched the game, I'd
Speaker 12: like the fact that Joe was under center for a
Speaker 12: number of snaps in the game, something we haven't seen
Speaker 12: much this year.
Speaker 6: And I hope they continue to do that.
Speaker 12: I mean he's always in the shotgun, which he really
Speaker 12: really likes. But they did use him under center, which
Speaker 12: I which I think will throw a wrinkle on to
Speaker 12: the uh of the Bills defense. They got they gotta
Speaker 12: be prepared for that.
Speaker 1: And it was obvious too to anybody watching that he
Speaker 1: had no mobility issues with that foot, with that toe
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 6: No, no, not at all.
Speaker 12: And he admitted, and I thought, you know, I've said
Speaker 12: this before he went in he'd probably be rusty a
Speaker 12: little bit, and it meant he was rusty, But as
Speaker 12: the game went on, he started to feel everything, you know,
Speaker 12: come back to normal. And now with a whole week
Speaker 12: of rest and practice and hopefully t.
Speaker 6: Higgins le back. You gotta like their chances come Sunday.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what.
Speaker 1: And I also like during the game and he dropped
Speaker 1: a couple, but I did like the further utilization of
Speaker 1: Tinsley at the wide receiver spot. If he can learn
Speaker 1: to consistently catch the ball, he's got burner speed and
Speaker 1: he can make some really spectacular catches if he can
Speaker 1: get his mits around that ball. I know a lot
Speaker 1: of ifs there, wild man, but he's another important component
Speaker 1: down the stretch here. In the receiving core because Okay,
Speaker 1: t Higgins comes back, Jamar Chase is there. They've got
Speaker 1: a third option downfield when Tinsley and he's got to
Speaker 1: kind of break away speed that he can make a
Speaker 1: difference as a third receiver.
Speaker 2: What do you think about that?
Speaker 6: I think you've nailed it.
Speaker 12: And I think if he would have kept running full
Speaker 12: speed on that one passing that Joe threw, he would
Speaker 12: have got it would have been a touchdown. And have
Speaker 12: you remember right after that he was on the sidelines.
Speaker 12: They took him out and put him on the sidelines
Speaker 12: for like a series of plays. He definitely has the
Speaker 12: speed and that's what you gotta like with Joe Burrow.
Speaker 12: So the long ball, they got some guys got some
Speaker 12: burners on that team. T Higgins, Tinsley and Jamar Caase.
Speaker 12: That's another weapon. And I think Joe Burrow has no problem.
Speaker 6: Well the throw to that guy.
Speaker 12: He's thrown to him in practice, and they might have
Speaker 12: a diamond in the rough.
Speaker 4: With this kid. They might.
Speaker 1: They might well listen to in anything else in the
Speaker 1: last minute, wild Man, anything that we didn't touch on.
Speaker 2: You want to dimension.
Speaker 12: Uh oh, I mean uh Indian Hill had a great
Speaker 12: season thirteen and one. You can't complain that was on
Speaker 12: the playing basketball.
Speaker 1: Aren't you going to root for the the Anderson and
Speaker 1: Saint X in the stage.
Speaker 12: I'll root for Anderson because that's my alma mater. I'll
Speaker 12: root for Anderson. But once a redskin, always a redskin,
Speaker 12: never a raptor, never a raptor.
Speaker 2: All right, wild Man, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Get me started about you want to meet, Give me
Speaker 6: the goog. We'll start that raptor redskins Hog. Oh my god,
Speaker 6: what a dumb name. The raptor, The raptor Gary Jeff, Brother,
Speaker 6: you go. The raptor looks like Barney. That's all I'm
Speaker 6: gonna say.
Speaker 1: All Right, wild Man, you got it. Take care, brother.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to you next week. Dennis Wildman Walker closing
Speaker 1: out this nightcap, and we'll be back to officially wrap
Speaker 1: it up.