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Speaker 1: the Godfather again. It's a Friday, and I'm back. Buck
Speaker 1: is on a special assignment. And he called and he said, Godfather,
Speaker 1: you got me on a Friday night. And I said,
Speaker 1: I got your six, brother, I got your six. So
Speaker 1: I'm here hanging out with you guys the the Freedom
Speaker 1: Hut on the western shores of the Delaware Bay. I
Speaker 1: can't give you the full location, but I am staring
Speaker 1: at the water, enjoying what's about to be an incredible
Speaker 1: moon rise, and talking to one of my favorite audiences
Speaker 1: in the whole wide world. So I'm here. I'm happy
Speaker 1: to be coast to coast uh for Buck, and I
Speaker 1: want you to join the conversation. I have some questions tonight,
Speaker 1: and I'm probably gonna make some people mad, probably gonna
Speaker 1: make more than some people mad, probably going to make
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people mad. But I want you
Speaker 1: to talk me out of my opinion on this. I
Speaker 1: want you to share your thoughts. So we're gonna get
Speaker 1: into the situation between the President and the Attorney General,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna get into the diplomacy efforts by one
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, who I happen to think the world of.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people don't like him. Some
Speaker 1: of his policies bother me, but I think it's a really,
Speaker 1: really great servant to this country. Guy thirty plus years
Speaker 1: in the military. Come on, and yeah, he violates my
Speaker 1: term limits the thing. So I have mixed emotions on that,
Speaker 1: but you know the number, write it down eight four
Speaker 1: four nine d buck eight four four. Before we get
Speaker 1: too heavily into topics, I want to spend just a
Speaker 1: couple of minutes talking about another guy I have mixed
Speaker 1: feelings over and I'm conflicted. I'm talking about Senator John McCain.
Speaker 1: I think John McCain is, without question, an American hero
Speaker 1: for what he did in Vietnam. Without question, on blinking
Speaker 1: support for John McCain as a great American hero. The
Speaker 1: guy had the opportunity to get out of a Vietnam
Speaker 1: pow camp where he was in one of those rat
Speaker 1: traps where they would put them in the water inside
Speaker 1: a cage and just let him float and they would
Speaker 1: let the rats come up and mess with them. They
Speaker 1: would be they'd have their heads above water. That's about it.
Speaker 1: It was brutal what they were doing to John McCain.
Speaker 1: John McCain was beaten by the Vietnamese. John McCain was tortured.
Speaker 1: John That might explain some of John McCain's positions on torture.
Speaker 1: And then John McCain came home, but he came home
Speaker 1: later later than he could have. The Vietnamese offered John
Speaker 1: McCain the ability to leave because it was some sort
Speaker 1: of some sort of respectful gesture, because his father was
Speaker 1: a decorated military man, because he was an officer, he
Speaker 1: could leave the prison. John McCain chose to stay behind
Speaker 1: with the rest of his men. If they weren't getting out,
Speaker 1: he wasn't getting at And for that act alone, for
Speaker 1: the enduring the orchard, for the bravery he exhibit in
Speaker 1: service to this nation, you have to call John McCain
Speaker 1: a hero. And it's there I depart with the President
Speaker 1: on his his awful depiction of John McCain. Now, John
Speaker 1: McCain's service in the United States Senate, we differ on
Speaker 1: a few things, and as a matter of fact, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna hide it. I have been calling for
Speaker 1: John McCain to step down since early this year, and
Speaker 1: a lot of people are mad at me over it.
Speaker 1: And I did it without his name. I just said,
Speaker 1: if you have Senator A who is fifty of the
Speaker 1: representation for a state in office and they are incapable
Speaker 1: of doing the job you hired them to do, it
Speaker 1: is truly his responsibility to allow his constitut truance to
Speaker 1: have the support and the representation they deserve. And I
Speaker 1: thought John mcckins should have stepped down, and I got
Speaker 1: some angry male from people. Oh dare you. He's a hero.
Speaker 1: John McCain is a gigantic hero. He's a huge hero.
Speaker 1: But I think the people of Arizona deserve to have
Speaker 1: somebody in office doing the job they elected John McCain
Speaker 1: to do. That's what I'm saying. And so now we
Speaker 1: get the news today, the terribly sad news today that
Speaker 1: John McCain's battle against the brain cancer the I think
Speaker 1: it's called glioblastoma, the very aggressive brain cancer that has
Speaker 1: stricken him. He's losing it. He's losing the battle and
Speaker 1: so John McCain announced, through an announcement from his family,
Speaker 1: a release from the family, that he was going to
Speaker 1: end the efforts to fight his cancer. Terribly sad, terribly
Speaker 1: sad as someone someone who has lost two parents in
Speaker 1: the last two years and realizes the emotions required to
Speaker 1: put out that statement to tell the medical team, We're
Speaker 1: not going to do any more medication. It's coming to
Speaker 1: the realization that it's over. So to John McCain and
Speaker 1: Cindy McCain, his wife, and the family, Megan McCain and
Speaker 1: all of the attached members of the McCain family, this
Speaker 1: is a terrible day. This is an awful day. This
Speaker 1: is a day no family wants to face. And I
Speaker 1: go back to John McCain is the hero again because
Speaker 1: while I disagreed with McCain on some of his actions
Speaker 1: in the Senate in the last few years, on how
Speaker 1: he treated the President, you can't understand after what the
Speaker 1: President said about him. You can certainly understand how John
Speaker 1: McCain held a grudge against President Trump after what was
Speaker 1: said on the campaign trail. And God only knows. And
Speaker 1: I kind of wished publicly about two months ago that
Speaker 1: John McCain would have gotten a call from Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: maybe even a visit from the President as he was
Speaker 1: dealing with this battle privately at his family home. I
Speaker 1: think it would have been the most amazing thing for
Speaker 1: the President to do, to go out and put that
Speaker 1: put that fight to bet. It didn't happen, and I
Speaker 1: don't think it's going to happen. Maybe a phone call
Speaker 1: has been scheduled, but that, to me, would have been
Speaker 1: the bigger thing to do. And I was raised by
Speaker 1: two great parents who always said be the bigger man.
Speaker 1: So maybe the President missed an opportunity to bury the
Speaker 1: hatchet with John McCain. John McCain's not dead. People are
Speaker 1: sending me text messages that John McCain die. No, he
Speaker 1: didn't die. He just has surrendered the medical battle in
Speaker 1: his fight against the brain cancer that he has been
Speaker 1: so bravely standing up to. But unfortunately it looks like
Speaker 1: it probably won't be a long time. So thank you
Speaker 1: for service, John McCain. I wish I could shake your
Speaker 1: hand and thank you. I don't think that that's gonna
Speaker 1: happen either, But I want to play just a tiny
Speaker 1: clip it for an amazing interview with Jake Tapper Tapper
Speaker 1: talked to McCain. I think this was the very last
Speaker 1: interview where he was discussing his cancer and DOCCA and
Speaker 1: his legacy. But I'm fighting cancer that I know I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna beat. I don't know if I could be
Speaker 1: as stand up and strong as John McCain. But he
Speaker 1: talked to Tapper weeks ago, months ago actually, and his
Speaker 1: attitude and his approach, it's something I hope I can mirror.
Speaker 1: So I'm getting the best treatment that anybody could get,
Speaker 1: and I'm very happy. I'm very happy with my life.
Speaker 1: I'm very happy with what I've been able to do.
Speaker 1: And there's two ways of looking at these things, and
Speaker 1: one of them is to celebrate. I am able to
Speaker 1: celebrate a wonderful life, and I will be grateful for
Speaker 1: additional time that I have. Amazing, amazing. I would have
Speaker 1: cracked like a hot piece of glass put under a
Speaker 1: cold stream of water. That's the John McCain you gotta remember.
Speaker 1: That's the John McCain who said I know I could
Speaker 1: leave the prison camp, you bastards, but I'm not leaving
Speaker 1: my men. That's the guy you got to remember going forward.
Speaker 1: And so, while while he's alive and his family is
Speaker 1: getting to spend some quality time with him. I kind
Speaker 1: of feel like this is the announcement that we received
Speaker 1: about ten days ago when Aretha Franklin's family said, Aretha
Speaker 1: is uh in in the hospital with friends and family
Speaker 1: and we're asking for prayers. So to the McCain family,
Speaker 1: you deserve our prayers and our thanks and a big
Speaker 1: hug and thank you, Senator McCain for your service. I
Speaker 1: still stand by everything I said for the people of Arizona.
Speaker 1: But you're a hero, sir and uh. I wish I
Speaker 1: could tell you that to your face, and I wish
Speaker 1: the president could do that too, Michael Pelka, and for
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton. We have a boatload of stuff to cover
Speaker 1: tonight on a Friday night, some of it serious, like
Speaker 1: the last few minutes, and some of it kind of
Speaker 1: just downright silly. So we we will deal with all
Speaker 1: of that in due time. In due course. I have
Speaker 1: to tell you though, before before I break, I have
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Speaker 1: we first started carrying Simply Safe at oh, you know
Speaker 1: what they just told me. Don't talk about that till
Speaker 1: the end of the hour. So I'll hold off and
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. We'll get back to this. I
Speaker 1: think I think we're gonna be able to get into
Speaker 1: the fight between the president and his attorney general with
Speaker 1: our friend, attorney Wendy Patrick. We're checking on that next.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelka in for Buck Sexton on the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Come on back, Michael Pelka in for Buck Sexton. Buck
Speaker 1: is on a special assignment. He'll be back on Monday.
Speaker 1: I'm hanging out in the freedom Hut. But my freedom hut,
Speaker 1: this is the constitutionally protected free speech First Amendment protected
Speaker 1: freedom hut protected by the Second Amendment, I might add.
Speaker 1: So I'm hanging out on a Friday with you guys,
Speaker 1: when we're covering everything everything we can, I will get
Speaker 1: to some of my outrage and just a little bit,
Speaker 1: but I want to talk about, uh, the the madness
Speaker 1: of the last twenty four hours between the president and
Speaker 1: his attorney general. As things got crazy. But I need help.
Speaker 1: I need legal help. I also need psychological help. I
Speaker 1: realized that. So Wendy Patrick, our attorney friend and author,
Speaker 1: you can find her at Wendy Patrick pH d dot
Speaker 1: com has agreed to join us from the road this evening. Wendy,
Speaker 1: Happy Friday to you, my friend. You are you with me, Wendy?
Speaker 1: Oh dear? Did we lose Wendy? I know she was
Speaker 1: on them. Yeah, okay, you can hear me. I can
Speaker 1: hear me. You sound great now, But let me do
Speaker 1: this because you were correct last week when you predicted
Speaker 1: that the Manafort jury would come in our early this week,
Speaker 1: and you were right. So let me open this cola
Speaker 1: for you. Yeah. There, it is open to Candic Coke
Speaker 1: for you, poor Ner Coke know, oh you many well.
Speaker 1: I think I was right about that. What I did
Speaker 1: not expect was the Michael Cohen' plea that really was
Speaker 1: out of the blue. And for all of the leaking
Speaker 1: that goes on in this administration, in the Motor probe,
Speaker 1: I didn't see that, Colin Mike, did you No, I didn't.
Speaker 1: I was totally surprised by it. But it makes sense
Speaker 1: when you look at the speed with which all this
Speaker 1: is happening. Uh. And I want to get to that,
Speaker 1: but I want to ask you about this breakdown. We
Speaker 1: know that the president has not been pleased with his
Speaker 1: attorney general, especially since Jeff Sessions recused himself early and
Speaker 1: people are saying maybe he should have told the president
Speaker 1: that before he was appointed that he was intending to
Speaker 1: recuse himself. But it's been kind of out of control,
Speaker 1: with the President throwing down, and then the he turned
Speaker 1: to general throwing down, and then Lindsey Graham trying to
Speaker 1: be peacemaker. Uh, it's it's palace intrigue at the highest level.
Speaker 1: But where are you on this, Wendy? Do you think, uh,
Speaker 1: Sessions is going to be bumped after the midterms? I
Speaker 1: that would be such a bad political move. Who are
Speaker 1: they going to confirm to replace him. One of the
Speaker 1: things that struck me yesterday was that Session. Do you
Speaker 1: say Sessions threw down? It's the first time, Mike that
Speaker 1: he's thrown down. He has taken a lot of I
Speaker 1: don't want to say ridicule. Let's just say criticism and
Speaker 1: will deferm that will define that term broadly from this president.
Speaker 1: The President's tweet today was taunting, but it was probably
Speaker 1: in response to the fact that Session stood up for
Speaker 1: himself after the President said what he did in his
Speaker 1: Fox News interview when he basically said, you know, Jeff
Speaker 1: hasn't stepped up, and Jeff was right back saying, I
Speaker 1: took control of the Justice Department from day one. So
Speaker 1: you know, one of the things we know about Sessions,
Speaker 1: and I watched his confirmation hearing very closely. You probably
Speaker 1: did too, is he stands up for himself when it's
Speaker 1: important and when he feels like his integrity is being questioned.
Speaker 1: That's what he did yesterday. And so the President fought
Speaker 1: back today and I thought it was also interesting they
Speaker 1: had a meeting yesterday apparently at the White House on
Speaker 1: the topic of their public Twitter and Twitter if you'd
Speaker 1: never came up, can you imagine that? Awkward? Awkward? Yeah,
Speaker 1: But at the same time, at the very same time,
Speaker 1: the world is absolutely obsessed with this, going, oh, Trump
Speaker 1: paid Sessions, Sessions, It's Trump. And then you hear Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham go, well, he was at the White House yesterday.
Speaker 1: He's sitting down with the President. You and your imitation
Speaker 1: says exactly what he sounded like. I love it, You're
Speaker 1: you're right, and he is trying to play peace Baker.
Speaker 1: He probably would love to see there be a some
Speaker 1: kind of a resolution, but you know, isn't going to
Speaker 1: run out and open all these investigations into Democrats and
Speaker 1: into Muller and into me just because the President taunted
Speaker 1: him by tweet to do it. So it really does
Speaker 1: leave the specter is what is going to happen after
Speaker 1: the terms. But the President has to be talked off
Speaker 1: the ledge as usual. He's probably being you know, counseled
Speaker 1: by some of his advisors and cohler heads will prevail,
Speaker 1: that's my prediction. So don't go cracking another candicap until
Speaker 1: I win this one too. I do not see him
Speaker 1: being fired after the mid terms. That's interesting because last
Speaker 1: night with our our buddy Shannon Bream uh Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: said the following when he was quizzed on it. But
Speaker 1: you don't have to be Dr Phil to understand that
Speaker 1: the president that the attorney general do not have a
Speaker 1: good working relationship. Every president deserves an attorney general they
Speaker 1: have confidence in. As to Jeff Sessions, I've never met
Speaker 1: a finer man. He was a great senator, he's a
Speaker 1: great lawyer. I think he's been a good attorney general.
Speaker 1: But this is not working. So I hope the relationship
Speaker 1: gets better. If it doesn't, I would imagine the president
Speaker 1: is going to look for a new attorney general cause
Speaker 1: what's going on is unsustainable. I'm not blaming anybody. I
Speaker 1: love Jeff Sessions, but from my point of view, the
Speaker 1: country is not being well served with as much frictional
Speaker 1: So there it is, Wendy, you are making the prediction.
Speaker 1: I'm going to vote with that's right. That's right, and
Speaker 1: you know what I might because we need to do
Speaker 1: that in reverse order. We don't fire Jeff Sessions and
Speaker 1: then say, okay, now we're going to do a nationwide
Speaker 1: search for replacement, like we're trying to replace the CEO
Speaker 1: of a company. There needs to be and there maybe
Speaker 1: we're not privy to the discussions behind the scenes, but
Speaker 1: there needs to be a plan be in place before
Speaker 1: the president fire session. That plan by has to include
Speaker 1: a name that can be confirmed. It has to be
Speaker 1: a workable, practical replacement. And thank you, Wendy. I'm up
Speaker 1: against the gigantic sorrows machine. We'll be back on the
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton Show. He's holding the line for America. Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton is back. Well, he'll be back Monday. Michael Pelka
Speaker 1: is sitting in for my friend Buck Sexton. Coast to
Speaker 1: Coast on the Buck Sexton Show. I love being here.
Speaker 1: I'm so thrilled to be here, and uh, I appreciate
Speaker 1: every opportunity to join you. I'm gonna bring in a
Speaker 1: guest to talk about the process we're going through to
Speaker 1: make Judge Kavanaugh Justice Kavanaugh. But I got to take
Speaker 1: a quick call from somebody I think moved out of Atlanta,
Speaker 1: at least I think so, Rhett, you're in Alabama, welcome
Speaker 1: to the Buck Sexton Show. Well, thank you, Marke. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it. But I enjoining your show. Listen to Buck
Speaker 1: every chance I get. But I'm certainly enjoying the other day,
Speaker 1: so I appreciate it. Thank you, sir, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: The time an Jeff Sessions. You know, look, yeah I was,
Speaker 1: I was. I was at the rally when Jeff Sessions
Speaker 1: walked out on stay Age with a great again had on,
Speaker 1: and I gotta tell you that was a proud moment.
Speaker 1: But I've gone from proud to disappointed to appear disgusted
Speaker 1: with Jeff Sessions, I think, And Rhett, I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: put this out there for you. I think we need
Speaker 1: to see what time tells us. Because every great legal
Speaker 1: mind I've talked to said Sessions was right to recuse himself,
Speaker 1: maybe wrong not to tell the president he was going
Speaker 1: to do it before the appointment. But there are a
Speaker 1: lot of great legal minds like the one we just
Speaker 1: talked to, Wendy Patrick and others who said and gretive
Speaker 1: ancestor and who said he was right to do it.
Speaker 1: And we need to maybe watch history unfold and see
Speaker 1: I understand, because we all want the president to go
Speaker 1: full speed ahead and keep moving forward. But um, you
Speaker 1: know this one, I think a little bit of this
Speaker 1: is being played for the media. I'm just throwing that
Speaker 1: out there. You know, there's a lot there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people out there that I hope that you know,
Speaker 1: and I certainly hope it myself. But but I's all
Speaker 1: they can come up with is uh, internal revenue problems
Speaker 1: and parking tickets. The Russia cramp is over. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: definitely with you, And I'm going to get into the
Speaker 1: internal revenue thing a little bit later. So you gotta
Speaker 1: stick around. But I sure thank you for joining us
Speaker 1: in the freedom tonight. Uh, you gotta stick around for
Speaker 1: the conversation we're about to have, because I think this
Speaker 1: is a line in the sand that we're drawing as
Speaker 1: we deal with the the next phase of the change
Speaker 1: of the Supreme Court. So thank you, Rhett, appreciate have
Speaker 1: a great rest of your day. I have to confess
Speaker 1: earlier today I was hoping to get some insight to
Speaker 1: where we are with a Judge Kavanaugh and his process
Speaker 1: towards being Justice Kavanaugh. So I spoke with John Malcolm
Speaker 1: from Heritage, the Heritage Foundation. Uh, John Malcolm, great great
Speaker 1: constitutional brain, a protector of liberty and freedom. And I said, John,
Speaker 1: would you hang out and talk to me about where
Speaker 1: we are at the Judge Kavanaugh. I know it's Friday evening.
Speaker 1: He goes, yeah, okay, we'll get it done. So welcome
Speaker 1: John Malcolm to the buck Sexton program Sir, appreciate your
Speaker 1: being here. Happy to be with you now. John, I
Speaker 1: quizzed you earlier today, squeezed you for some info if
Speaker 1: you had seen the basketball court at the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: You said, yeah, you haven't played on it yet, but
Speaker 1: it's probably a bucket list thing. And I think I
Speaker 1: think it's cool that it's up there. But I have
Speaker 1: one more question, one more Wonky Washington question for you.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the bowling ye in the White House.
Speaker 1: I have not played on it, but I have seen it.
Speaker 1: A lot of my friends have in fact played on it.
Speaker 1: But I have that have gone bowling at it, but
Speaker 1: I have seen it. Yes, I am dying to roll
Speaker 1: a few frame sporting venues I've I've gotten to see.
Speaker 1: Yeah that you know, nobody knew how much. And now
Speaker 1: the swimming pool at the White House was covered over
Speaker 1: to make the press room years ago. And underneath that
Speaker 1: press room where Sarah Sanders holds forth, there's a swimming
Speaker 1: pool that JFK used but lb J didn't like. Have
Speaker 1: you signed the wall of the swimming pool underneath the
Speaker 1: press room? No. I have been on the old yacht
Speaker 1: Presidentially Yatta Sequoya, before Jimmy Carter sold it, but I
Speaker 1: have not seen the wall. And where the where the
Speaker 1: pool is in the White House. Underneath the White House
Speaker 1: press room. All the TV equipment needed to broadcast all
Speaker 1: those press events is in the pool. It's an empty
Speaker 1: swimming pool, so it's all tiled and and it's there,
Speaker 1: and every reporter and camera crew for the last fifty
Speaker 1: years has gone down there were the magic marker and
Speaker 1: signed the wall, and a lot of the presidents have
Speaker 1: to um yours truly was fortunate enough to tag the
Speaker 1: White House as it's known about about nine years ago,
Speaker 1: but not enough about that. So you need to ask
Speaker 1: your buddies in the White House next time you're in.
Speaker 1: Can I see the pool? Can I sign the wall?
Speaker 1: You got well and look for it. Look for my name,
Speaker 1: you'll sign. I've made a big I'm right by Anderson
Speaker 1: Cooper actually on the wall. That's my at my brush
Speaker 1: with greatness. So where are we with Judge Cavanaugh becoming
Speaker 1: Justice kavanat? I know Schumer wants to shut it down,
Speaker 1: but can he No, I really don't think he can. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, the Democrats see that this is going badly.
Speaker 1: Judge Kavanaugh is a superbly qualified UH nominee. And you're
Speaker 1: not hearing any peep of any defection by any of
Speaker 1: the Republicans. Of course, the majority is incredibly slim. It's
Speaker 1: only with John McCain in Arizona and not coming back
Speaker 1: to Washington. Uh, it's a fifty to forty nine majority.
Speaker 1: But you're not really hearing any noises about any Republicans defecting.
Speaker 1: Rand Paul that was concerned about at one point, but
Speaker 1: after he met with Judge Kavanaugh. He said, I'm in.
Speaker 1: I will vote to confirm him. So the Democrats are
Speaker 1: certainly shouting an awful lot about what a threat this
Speaker 1: is to abortion rights because they're trying to appeal to
Speaker 1: either Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski. So far that doesn't
Speaker 1: appear to be working. Judge Kavanaugh has now met with
Speaker 1: both Senators Collins and Murkowski. So the next thing they're
Speaker 1: trying to do is come up with anything that will
Speaker 1: delay this. If they delay it, maybe something pops up
Speaker 1: that that they can use, maybe hoping against hope, the
Speaker 1: Democrats we take the majority in the Senate and can
Speaker 1: scuttle the nomination. May maybe something else happens with President
Speaker 1: Trump makes him so unpopular that his nominated the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court loses team. But I don't think any of those
Speaker 1: things are going to happen. I mean the latest salvo.
Speaker 1: I mean, first of all, a lot of the Democrats
Speaker 1: and we need to see every scrap of paper that
Speaker 1: ever a cross Brett Kavanaugh's desk during the time he
Speaker 1: was the staff assistant uh to President George W. Bush.
Speaker 1: They don't want to look at all at any of
Speaker 1: the over three hundred opinions that Judge Kavanaugh has written
Speaker 1: which show that he's eminently qualified to sit on the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court, And of course they want to see all
Speaker 1: these papers, even though they have already proclaimed that they
Speaker 1: have no intention of voting for Judge Kavanaugh at all.
Speaker 1: The latest is, of course, a lot of the Micael
Speaker 1: callent plea and the Maniford guilty uh verdict that somehow
Speaker 1: President Trump is tainted and you know, we can't trust
Speaker 1: anybody he would nominate. And maybe this guy said it's
Speaker 1: all horse hockey, and I really don't remember anybody saying
Speaker 1: anything on either side of the political aisle. Back in
Speaker 1: the nineties, Justice is Stephen Bryer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Speaker 1: were nominated and confirmed to the Supreme Court when the
Speaker 1: Whitewater investigation was going on and Bill Clinton was certainly
Speaker 1: under investigation. Nobody dreamed of suggesting that there should be
Speaker 1: a vacancy and we should delay until the Whitewater investigation
Speaker 1: was somehow completed. It's it's not This is a ploy
Speaker 1: and it's not going to gain any traction. All those
Speaker 1: confirmation durings will begin on September four, and Judge Kavanaugh,
Speaker 1: I am hoping will be confirmed before or around October one,
Speaker 1: which is when the Supreme Court resumes hearing oral arguments.
Speaker 1: This is a good news for me because I respect
Speaker 1: the work done by the Heritage Foundation. John Malcolm's with
Speaker 1: us one of the vps from Heritage. You should go
Speaker 1: there Heritage dot org. Uh. Something I heard from a
Speaker 1: very respected voice in the media, Dana Perino, who I
Speaker 1: know she's on Fox, but I think she's also of fair.
Speaker 1: I really think she gives a really honest, fair opinion
Speaker 1: on things. And she was talking about the Democratic senators
Speaker 1: who have already said they're not going to vote yes
Speaker 1: in any way, shape or form for a judge Kavanaugh
Speaker 1: to be to be moved through committee. But she was saying,
Speaker 1: it's not like they're not going to show up, because
Speaker 1: no senator alive is going to miss TV time and
Speaker 1: their chance to get in front of a camera and rail. Uh,
Speaker 1: two months before a mid term election and rail against
Speaker 1: the other side. You're saying that to no one's gonna
Speaker 1: avoid the hearings. How are they? No? I I sincerely
Speaker 1: doubt if you're gonna want to hear Uh. You know,
Speaker 1: Senator Senator white House talk about dark money supporting Uh,
Speaker 1: Judge Kavanaugh on others are going to talk about how
Speaker 1: the President outsourced his selection to the Heritage Foundation, the
Speaker 1: Federalist Society, which is a bunch of nonsense. As well.
Speaker 1: There are at least two Democrats on the on the committee,
Speaker 1: Corey Booker and Kamala Harris, who give every indication that
Speaker 1: they're running for presidents, so they will try to out
Speaker 1: rhetoric each other. Uh. Indeed, Corey, but I don't know
Speaker 1: how you get You get more overheated rhetoric than than
Speaker 1: Corey Booker statement than anybody who would vote for Judge
Speaker 1: Kavanaugh would be complicit and evil. But you know, look,
Speaker 1: if there's a way to top that rhetoric, I'm sure
Speaker 1: we'll see it during the confirmation hearing. Well, I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Was it four days of hearings total? Yeah, So the
Speaker 1: first day will be opening statements by the senators and
Speaker 1: a few introductory statements by supporters of Judge Kavanaugh. The
Speaker 1: next two days will be the actual questioning of the
Speaker 1: nominee himself, and then the last day will be divided
Speaker 1: between some people who think that, you know, Judge Kavanaugh
Speaker 1: is the greatest and slice spread and other people who
Speaker 1: think that Judge Kavanaugh is somehow the devil incarnate. Well,
Speaker 1: I I cannot as a political fan and a guy
Speaker 1: who loves watching these hearings, this is maybe the most
Speaker 1: important one we've had the Trump presidency. I can't wait
Speaker 1: to see it. But more importantly, I appreciate you John
Speaker 1: Malcolm for given us the inside on this. We will
Speaker 1: be looking forward to it. Gush, it's under two weeks
Speaker 1: before we get this. It's just around the corner. Then
Speaker 1: try to grab your popcorn and uh and and sit
Speaker 1: down and and other than for the nominee, it ought
Speaker 1: to be fun to watch. We might be two weeks
Speaker 1: from today celebrating as signing a swearing in, Right, is
Speaker 1: that possible? No, Look, you got to have this October
Speaker 1: hearings that right after labor. Yeah, you gotta have the hearings.
Speaker 1: Then there'll be a week or two. The Democrats will
Speaker 1: delay it as long as they can before there was
Speaker 1: a vote out of committee, and then it goes to
Speaker 1: the floor of the Senate, where once more the Democrats
Speaker 1: will try to delay it as long as they can.
Speaker 1: But they can only delay it, they cannot stop it.
Speaker 1: Uh And so he will either be confirmed or rejected.
Speaker 1: Around October one, if not before, no reason why it
Speaker 1: can't happen before October one. So that on day one
Speaker 1: when they he will argument, it's Judge Kavanaugh will be
Speaker 1: Justice Kavanaugh. I'll seat it up there on the on
Speaker 1: the bench. Great, thank you, Thank you, John Malcolm. We
Speaker 1: appreciate you so much, sir. Heritage Foundation Heritage dot org.
Speaker 1: People go there. Have a great rest of your weekend, sir.
Speaker 1: Great to be with you. Oh. I love hearing that.
Speaker 1: I love hearing that you can't stop the Trump train.
Speaker 1: I love hearing that. And uh and now I want
Speaker 1: to find out how we can get into the Supreme
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Speaker 1: It's one of those things we have to do. Michael
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Speaker 1: my friend and my former colleague and my buddy Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton on The Buck Sexton Show. I'm also known as
Speaker 1: the Godfather in these quarters, so I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 1: Not the mob movie Godfather, but the old school movie Godfather.
Speaker 1: And since it's Friday. Later on, I have to read
Speaker 1: you some clips from one of the most devastating movie
Speaker 1: reviews I have ever read. I love bad movie reviews.
Speaker 1: I have a certain schadenfreude when I read about a
Speaker 1: terrible movie and it's taken apart by a reviewer. So
Speaker 1: we'll get to that later. Today President Trump announced that
Speaker 1: the Secretary of State, Mike Pompeio, was not going to
Speaker 1: be heading to North Korea. This is a day after
Speaker 1: we heard that. In fact, there was a new envoy
Speaker 1: to North Korea, a guy who was a big executive
Speaker 1: from Ford, and we were headed over there to keep
Speaker 1: things moving. But the President said, hold on a second.
Speaker 1: Things aren't really moving along the way we want them
Speaker 1: to move on the d nuclearization, and so, uh, the
Speaker 1: Secretary of States trip is on hold. And then he
Speaker 1: he mentioned China and he also said that he he
Speaker 1: hopes to see the Chairman soon and it was kind
Speaker 1: of a friendly note to Chairman Kim, but kind of
Speaker 1: smack China. And I started thinking there's a message here,
Speaker 1: and so I reached out to a smart buddy of mine,
Speaker 1: Benjamin Weingarten. If you're not following Benjamin on Twitter, he's
Speaker 1: bh wine Garten, former colleague of mine when I was
Speaker 1: at the Blaze, and just a guy who's got a
Speaker 1: brain that needs a second head. He's got so much
Speaker 1: going on in there. And Ben wrote about China a
Speaker 1: few weeks ago, a brilliant turn on the connection between
Speaker 1: Diane Feinstein and a guy that was a Chinese spy
Speaker 1: pretty much inside her organization. So I figured who better
Speaker 1: to talk about this? So welcome on a Friday night,
Speaker 1: taking time out of your schedule, Ben Winarten, how are you, buddy, Mike?
Speaker 1: I'm doing well, and thanks so much for having me
Speaker 1: and for the kind words. Appreciate it well. Your piece
Speaker 1: was one of the deeper dives on the Feinstein thing,
Speaker 1: and nobody. Nobody was talking about it except I think
Speaker 1: Glenn Beck talked about it considerably, and I think Buck
Speaker 1: Mayhead too as well. And it's the stuff that I
Speaker 1: just stare at the mainstream media and say, what the
Speaker 1: hell is wrong with you guys? You have a senior
Speaker 1: senator who has been so important in this country, and
Speaker 1: she had an insider right there in her office for decades,
Speaker 1: and no one's really talking about about this at all,
Speaker 1: are they? Yeah, the story has really died and I
Speaker 1: have another piece coming in in the Federalist, likely next
Speaker 1: week that we'll talk about how it has died. And
Speaker 1: really the reaction has been, of course non existent from
Speaker 1: the media, but more damning lee from my perspective, among
Speaker 1: the political class and in particular congressman, In particular Republican congressman,
Speaker 1: the response has been muted. To put it as diplomatically
Speaker 1: as I can, and I think that's a real damning
Speaker 1: indictment of all of Congress, all of an institution which
Speaker 1: supposedly cares a lot about foreign meddling and influence in
Speaker 1: American politics. Yet when it comes to someone who, as
Speaker 1: you noted, a former chairwoman of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee,
Speaker 1: someone with access to the most sensitive intelligence information by
Speaker 1: DestinE activities, the crown Jewels of Intelligence. To have someone
Speaker 1: who worked for her for twenty years and reportedly was
Speaker 1: recruited by the Chinese KGB or FSB, essentially their Ministry
Speaker 1: of State Security to collect intelligence on her is a massive,
Speaker 1: massive security breach, And for any of the myriad questions
Speaker 1: that one should ask about that relationship not to be
Speaker 1: asked is a real indictmond of our political class. And
Speaker 1: what I went into in My piece was a much
Speaker 1: broader context that really makes this one individual allegance by
Speaker 1: part of a much broader Einstein China mosaic. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: it's not just the time that we heard, because we
Speaker 1: heard it was like twenty years. But you're saying there's
Speaker 1: been a forty year. The word you use and I
Speaker 1: love this great s a t word dalliance with Diane Feinstein.
Speaker 1: Forty year, four decades of contact, and that to me
Speaker 1: should be warranting uh an appearance across from Chucky Todd
Speaker 1: where he would ask the questions, but they won't. Dare.
Speaker 1: I would love to have seen Wolf or Jake Tapper,
Speaker 1: because I think Tapper might even try and push it,
Speaker 1: But nobody's covering it. Ben. And then we get today
Speaker 1: the President's news on North Korea, pulling back Pompeio's trip,
Speaker 1: but mentioning China. Do you think the White House might
Speaker 1: be diving into the China situation with Feinstein and looking
Speaker 1: deeper on this? Well, President Trump was really the first
Speaker 1: politician to raise anything about this issue. In fact, the
Speaker 1: popular media I suspect would not have covered this at
Speaker 1: all were not for the fact that the President brought
Speaker 1: up Finstein's relationship with China and this particular spy in
Speaker 1: context of Trump Russia. So in other words, and in particular,
Speaker 1: there are two linkages. One is Finstein is one of
Speaker 1: the people in the Senate, one of the senior most
Speaker 1: leaders there, who is leading the charge of the Trump
Speaker 1: Russia collusion allegations, which have been to this point a
Speaker 1: nothing burger, essentially, to use a popular term of the
Speaker 1: political class. And what Trump brought up was the hypocrisy
Speaker 1: that Senator Farinstein here had an actual spy in her
Speaker 1: house associated with the Chinese government, yet she is bringing
Speaker 1: up Russia Trump collusion, which has been disproven. I mean,
Speaker 1: the only spies that we know of that we're within
Speaker 1: the House of Trump were spies that were implanted by
Speaker 1: our own law enforcement institution, so it's quite amazing. And
Speaker 1: then Senator Lindsey Graham, subsequent to that, brought up the
Speaker 1: fact that look at this double standard. Senator finds Done
Speaker 1: had a spy in her house apparently, and the FBI
Speaker 1: came to her immediately voiced their concerns, and then he
Speaker 1: was let go although not prosecuted, which is amazing and
Speaker 1: a story in and of itself. But in the case
Speaker 1: of Trump, officials made the decision not to tell him
Speaker 1: anything about potential Russian efforts to try to infiltrate his campaign,
Speaker 1: his administration, his office. So there there's a hypocrisy and
Speaker 1: a double standard here, which the Trump White House brought up,
Speaker 1: but there has not been follow up of the core question,
Speaker 1: which is Senator find Steinn's long time, forty year long
Speaker 1: links to the highest ranks of the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 1: are taking very favorable lines to the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 1: throughout her career as a senator, and her own personal
Speaker 1: profiting away of her husband, who's a very large investor
Speaker 1: in China, which benefited from the very policies that she
Speaker 1: was supporting. It's more than disturbing that someone who was
Speaker 1: in her position has had that kind of close relationship
Speaker 1: with an adversary like China, who of course acts and
Speaker 1: really directs, in my view, the North Korean regime, which
Speaker 1: brings us right to today's news. Yeah, I think what
Speaker 1: happened today was really a SmackDown of China and trying
Speaker 1: to get the message across to Sipang that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: knows what's going on, and I don't know if we
Speaker 1: can tie it directly to the great work you've done
Speaker 1: on the Feinstein story. But I think it's worth us
Speaker 1: going after as as loudly and as often as we
Speaker 1: can because the mainstream media isn't going to do it.
Speaker 1: So uh. I see some of our other colleagues in
Speaker 1: the media, like se Cup getting all set about the
Speaker 1: way the President ended his tweet announcing that we weren't
Speaker 1: going to be traveling at Pompeo and his crew was
Speaker 1: not going to be traveling over to North Korea. That
Speaker 1: instead he the President is looking forward to meeting the
Speaker 1: Chairman and and having a good good time with him,
Speaker 1: but he kind of smacked China. Uh, were you mythed
Speaker 1: or upset about the terms of endearment if you will
Speaker 1: that the President used for Chairman Kim. My read on
Speaker 1: the rhetoric is that this is highly tactical um and
Speaker 1: reflects the administration's posture towards any number of hotspots around
Speaker 1: the world. Let's not forget. And the President has brought
Speaker 1: this up himself when he was calling Chairman Kim little
Speaker 1: rocket Man. People were saying that the President was deranged
Speaker 1: and he's going to get us into World War three
Speaker 1: and we're gonna have nuclear chaos and conflagration everywhere, and
Speaker 1: now we hear that the president is too soft on
Speaker 1: Chairman Kim. I view this, this whip song as tactical,
Speaker 1: and I think in some respects, he is giving the
Speaker 1: North Koreans and adversaries around the world kind of a
Speaker 1: taste of their own medicine in the on the surface
Speaker 1: unpredictability in terms of his responses to world leaders and
Speaker 1: one day being nice and the next day not being
Speaker 1: so nice to them. So I view it as tactical,
Speaker 1: and I think that people are trying to play on
Speaker 1: this narrative that the President befriends authoritarians, but in reality,
Speaker 1: he is challenging almost all of those worlds authoritarians on
Speaker 1: using every level of national power. Yeah, he's he's challenging.
Speaker 1: He's challenged Kim Jong Oon, He's challenged Er Dewan, He's
Speaker 1: he is putting people into his own diplomatic cross hairs.
Speaker 1: And I remind everybody that President Trump canceled the summit
Speaker 1: with Kim on a few days before. He said okay,
Speaker 1: it's back on because we got North Korea to get
Speaker 1: back in line. And it's been almost a year since
Speaker 1: we've had a missile test. We we've seen some progress.
Speaker 1: Yes it's not fast enough, but uh, I just think
Speaker 1: I agree with you on this. It is tactical. Ben
Speaker 1: wein Garten. Where do we find you best? Is it
Speaker 1: the Federalist? Is it Twitter? Or are you just roaming
Speaker 1: the streets of midtown Manhattan. Ben Winegarden dot com is
Speaker 1: where I compile my podcast Big Ideas with Ben wine
Speaker 1: Garden Night. Urge your listeners to check out this week's
Speaker 1: episode with a former CIA operative goes into fine Stein,
Speaker 1: John Brennan and security revocation, security clearance revocations and the
Speaker 1: like right primarily for the Federalist, but elsewhere. But it's
Speaker 1: all archived in my website Ben Winegarden dot com. And
Speaker 1: follow me on Twitter at the h wine Garden. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's on the iTunes Big Ideas with Ben weine Garten
Speaker 1: and you and get them all, including the one about
Speaker 1: the former CIA operative and uh I love the discussion
Speaker 1: of pulling credentials. Yeah, I would do it in a
Speaker 1: heartbeat if people were doing what some of these guys
Speaker 1: were doing. Thank you, my friend. I miss seeing you
Speaker 1: in person, but I appreciate you taking some time on
Speaker 1: a Friday evening for us. Mike, it's my pleasure and
Speaker 1: keep up the great work. Thank you brother. Uh. There
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Speaker 1: And I am I'm dying to hear from you guys.
Speaker 1: I have a question. It's a social question, nothing to
Speaker 1: do with socialism. It's a question about our society. And
Speaker 1: this comes from a news item a restaurant in Germany
Speaker 1: named Almost Kitchen. Basically a restaurant has caused an uproar
Speaker 1: in town as the owners put a sign in the
Speaker 1: window that said children, little children and infants will not
Speaker 1: be allowed out inside the restaurant after five pm. Basically,
Speaker 1: they've created what I call the dream situation. You see,
Speaker 1: I wanted to open a chain of fine dining, or
Speaker 1: at least reasonably fine dining establishments and call it bf
Speaker 1: D Baby free dining. And this comes from years of
Speaker 1: living in midtown Manhattan, where my wife and I would
Speaker 1: be out to dinner and you'd be sitting at your
Speaker 1: table trying to enjoy your meal, and somebody would have
Speaker 1: a child, a loud child or an auntie toddler, and
Speaker 1: in one case, the kids standing on the chair at
Speaker 1: the table next to us. Kid is standing on the
Speaker 1: chair holding his arms out like Leonardo DiCaprio on the
Speaker 1: bow of the Titanic, screaming King of the World. But
Speaker 1: in this case, the kid was singing. And I shot
Speaker 1: the look over at the mother. You know, it started
Speaker 1: with side I, and nobody caught the side I. So
Speaker 1: then I turned my head and cocked it slightly to
Speaker 1: the right to indicate my displeasure, furrowed my brow, and
Speaker 1: gave her the look that really just says, really, lady,
Speaker 1: do you want to ruin it for everybody else? So
Speaker 1: I endorse what this restaurant has done, and I want
Speaker 1: to know where you stand on this. Do you think
Speaker 1: it's this okay? Is this a good thing or a
Speaker 1: bad thing? Yeah? I really want to know eight four
Speaker 1: four buck eight four four n eight to five. We'll
Speaker 1: weigh in on this throughout the next few minutes and
Speaker 1: talk about whether or not it is a real deal.
Speaker 1: But here's the the update. After just a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks of b f D baby free dining at this
Speaker 1: restaurant in Germany, what do you think has happened to business?
Speaker 1: What do you think has happened to the business of
Speaker 1: the place that has caused an uproar among so many
Speaker 1: young parents are like, you can't you can't keep us out. Business,
Speaker 1: according to the owners, has doubled, doubled. Now, this is
Speaker 1: why I supported I think there are people like me
Speaker 1: and maybe even people like you who might be parents
Speaker 1: who have been in a restaurant and your child misbehaved,
Speaker 1: but when you wanted to go out on the town,
Speaker 1: maybe you experience the similar situation. Because karma, Karma's real people,
Speaker 1: and it comes back. That hammer comes back and swings
Speaker 1: and hit you right in the back of the head.
Speaker 1: So let me know where you stand on this. We
Speaker 1: will discuss and uh, I'm sure someone's gonna think I'm
Speaker 1: insensitive and this is discrimination. Although this audience has a
Speaker 1: tendency to be more libertarian thinking to say that the
Speaker 1: business can do what they want and you will vote
Speaker 1: with your wallet or your feet and maybe go somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Just an interesting turn on freedom and surprising it's happening
Speaker 1: in Germany, because you know if it happened here in America,
Speaker 1: if somebody put up a sign on a casual dining restaurant.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about Applebee's, I'm not talking about Mickey D's.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about and not even Chucky Cheese. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about a restaurant where you have a cloth tablecloth, the
Speaker 1: way you have cloth napkins, and maybe menus that aren't
Speaker 1: seventeen pages long at a at a diner. So I'm
Speaker 1: dying to know. Oh, Joe is checking in from Panama City, Florida.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Buck Sexton Show. Joe, how are you
Speaker 1: doing well? You tell me, am I cutting it right
Speaker 1: for you tonight. You you had that right man, and
Speaker 1: you were saying how the kid was just standing up
Speaker 1: in the chair. Yeah, you're standing on the chair with
Speaker 1: his arms open and singing, and the whole place could
Speaker 1: hear it. But the mother just looked at me like,
Speaker 1: isn't he wonderful? You're lucky, You're lucky. You got off
Speaker 1: easy around here. The kids just run up and down
Speaker 1: the aisles of the restaurant, that the mothers allowed the
Speaker 1: children just to walk up to other tables and all
Speaker 1: the other patrons in the restaurant. Well, this is why
Speaker 1: I think there's a marketplace. I think there's a marketplace
Speaker 1: for all this stuff. There's a marketplace for kids, there's
Speaker 1: a marketplace for adults. There's a marketplace for baby free dining.
Speaker 1: So you would be a supporter, right, Joe. Absolutely. I
Speaker 1: mean I love kids, and I have a bunch of
Speaker 1: them myself, but when everybody's out trying to have a
Speaker 1: good time, there is no reason for everybody to think
Speaker 1: that their children are so special that they deserve to
Speaker 1: ruin the evening for every other patron in the restaurant.
Speaker 1: Be like Joe, people call the show eight four four
Speaker 1: and nine hundred Buck eight four four nine hundred two
Speaker 1: eight to five, Come on back. He's back with you now,
Speaker 1: because when it comes to the fight for truth, the
Speaker 1: fuck never stops. Well, the buck has stopped for today.
Speaker 1: He'll be back Monday. Michael Pelka in for my friend
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton, sitting in my own little free speech bunker,
Speaker 1: on the shores of the Delaware Bay. Location not important
Speaker 1: because we don't need any interlopers. We must have stumbled
Speaker 1: into a hot topic here. I saw a story about
Speaker 1: a restaurant in Germany that has banned infants and small
Speaker 1: children after five pm. You cannot bring an infant or
Speaker 1: a small child into a restaurant, you know, one with
Speaker 1: cloth napkins and tablecloths, at cetera. And people there are
Speaker 1: people have lost their mind. But the restaurants experienced the
Speaker 1: doubling in its business in the short period of time,
Speaker 1: and I said, I endorsed this. I had a dream
Speaker 1: once to open up a chain of restaurants similarly inclined
Speaker 1: in this country called b f D Baby Free Dining.
Speaker 1: And then people told me I was insensitive, and I said, well, okay,
Speaker 1: what about one night a week that's b f D.
Speaker 1: One night a week where people like me and my
Speaker 1: wife and maybe some other parents even who go get
Speaker 1: a sitter for the night, can enjoy some silence. Somebody
Speaker 1: just texted me and said, you're lucky you didn't get
Speaker 1: a roll thrown at you at that restaurant where the
Speaker 1: kid was standing on the chair singing like he was
Speaker 1: on the Bowl of the Titanic King of the World.
Speaker 1: But a lot of you have chimed in and the
Speaker 1: phones are are open at eight four four buck eight
Speaker 1: four four nine two A to five. Let's check in
Speaker 1: with Matt and Pittsburgh. Matt, welcome to the program. Are
Speaker 1: you with me or you again me? I'm kind of
Speaker 1: in the middle on this one, but I hope you
Speaker 1: fallow with what I have to say. I've raised several children,
Speaker 1: my wife and I, and we've taken them to some
Speaker 1: of the nicest restaurants in our area. And we two times,
Speaker 1: because of sick kids or something, we had to leave.
Speaker 1: And when it got fussy, we got left. We weren't
Speaker 1: interrupting anyone else's time. Um, but you need you're your
Speaker 1: parent free dining. That's an interesting angle. But really, if
Speaker 1: you've got a kid standing on a chair carrying on,
Speaker 1: that's the parents fault. It is ut Yeah, but but
Speaker 1: but for the permission to bring the child, You're right.
Speaker 1: The parents aren't the same parents I had and you
Speaker 1: had and your kids had. I'm one of nine kids.
Speaker 1: Think about that, Matt. Nine kids. We didn't out to
Speaker 1: dinner to fancy places that often, but when we did,
Speaker 1: if you so much, has got out a line for
Speaker 1: half a second. You got your dinner in the takeout
Speaker 1: plate and you ate it in the car because my
Speaker 1: dad wasn't playing. So uh. I understand your pointing at
Speaker 1: the parents, but if you prevent the opportunity from happening,
Speaker 1: because you can't fix bad parenting in one meal, but
Speaker 1: you you may be able to prevent it. But that's
Speaker 1: a good one. Thank you, Matt. I appreciate it. Checking
Speaker 1: in with Lorie in Columbus, Georgia. Laurie, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: buck Sexton Show. I am all right? Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Am I crazy? I think you're dead on? I think
Speaker 1: you'd be rolling into Yeah, you think so. One of
Speaker 1: those people that would be there every night. Now it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Do you have children. I have zero children, but I
Speaker 1: like to enjoy especially let's say I work to night
Speaker 1: shift at work and I want to have breakfast rage
Speaker 1: Sunday morning paper forre go home and go to bed,
Speaker 1: and all these folks bringing screaming kids and you can't
Speaker 1: seem to get a waitress to take the hint that
Speaker 1: you want a quiet spot, and they'll put you in
Speaker 1: a quiet spot. And in the very next person they
Speaker 1: put it Tablenax, gonna be somebody half a dozen kids. Now,
Speaker 1: if this works, Baker Harton, I was gonna say, if
Speaker 1: this idea works, Laura, didn't mean to cut you off.
Speaker 1: I think we could take this in a broader spectrum
Speaker 1: to other businesses. I envisioned movie theater, I thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you, A movie theater which is baby free. Uh,
Speaker 1: an airline which is baby free. I would think we
Speaker 1: would have a market we could tap into here. I
Speaker 1: attended I of to New York City for twenty five years.
Speaker 1: My wife and I just moved out, and there was
Speaker 1: a time I couldn't make this up. We were at
Speaker 1: a movie in Jersey City, New Jersey, nearby where I worked,
Speaker 1: in the middle of the afternoon, and a woman was
Speaker 1: changing a baby in the row in front of me
Speaker 1: in the theater as the movie was going. And that's
Speaker 1: a health hazard. Well yeah, yeah, it was made me nuts. Well, Laurie,
Speaker 1: when we start the company, so I'll be I'll be
Speaker 1: telling you real quick, that's a that's a health hazard.
Speaker 1: I believe it. I believe it, and I appreciate you
Speaker 1: for caring for people and nurses suggest undervalued. And we
Speaker 1: got to appreciate you more. When we start the BFD Company,
Speaker 1: I'll let you know because maybe he'll be a partner
Speaker 1: with us. Thank you, Thank you so much. Mark and
Speaker 1: Jackson Mississippi wants to weigh in on my unusual idea. Here, Mark,
Speaker 1: you with me or you again me? I'm with you now.
Speaker 1: Do you have kids now? They're all grown now, But um,
Speaker 1: back in the eighties when I was in service, I
Speaker 1: was a stationed in Germany. You can take the dog
Speaker 1: to the the restaurant, but let me tell you talk child
Speaker 1: in there. You got some nasty looks. Boy, that's a
Speaker 1: good boy. I forgot about that. A lot of Europe
Speaker 1: allows you to bring your dog into a restaurant, but
Speaker 1: not the children. They don't want to be disturbed, and
Speaker 1: the dog has got to be out. I mean, impeccicab behavior.
Speaker 1: There's no accidents allowed. Well, yeah, but I'm all with you.
Speaker 1: When I was, you know, bringing up my children, we
Speaker 1: have McDonald's, burger king, subway, that kind of stuff because
Speaker 1: we didn't want to disturb other people. And when we
Speaker 1: got a babysitter and went out for dinner, last thing
Speaker 1: I wanted with someone else's screaming. Mem me sitting next
Speaker 1: to me having a fight with his mama. Now you
Speaker 1: bring up a really interesting point here, Mark. Uh. First
Speaker 1: of all, let me let me say thank you for
Speaker 1: your service and remind everybody it's red shirt Friday. I'm
Speaker 1: wearing a red shirt today. I wear a red shirt
Speaker 1: every Friday because it means remember everyone deployed. And I
Speaker 1: want you guys to start doing that. We did it
Speaker 1: last Friday, We're doing it this Friday. But you brought
Speaker 1: up something really important critical in in your thinking here. Mark.
Speaker 1: You talked about the fact that you were thinking about
Speaker 1: everybody else in the restaurant when you thought about whether
Speaker 1: or not you should bring your kids there. And we
Speaker 1: don't do that anymore. It seems like we think about
Speaker 1: ourselves before we think about everybody else in the room,
Speaker 1: and that's what's missing. If we if we flipped the
Speaker 1: script on that and go back to where you were raised,
Speaker 1: where I was raised, I think we wouldn't need baby
Speaker 1: free dining because parents would have made the decision well
Speaker 1: ahead of time. But again, thank you for your service, Mark,
Speaker 1: appreciate you for being there. Uh. I gotta check in
Speaker 1: with Carol in Florida in the question on baby free dining, Carol,
Speaker 1: I'm I with Are you with me or you against me?
Speaker 1: I am with baby free dining? Good good see. Are
Speaker 1: you a parent? No, I'm not. Um. I wanted to be,
Speaker 1: but unfortunately that was not God's will. My husband and
Speaker 1: I we were. We are in a position where we
Speaker 1: can get out to eat several times a week at
Speaker 1: fine dining restaurants. And I just hid us the end
Speaker 1: of it when um uh, parents bring their young children
Speaker 1: to the restaurant where I'm trying to My husband and
Speaker 1: I and perhaps another couple are trying to enjoy a
Speaker 1: fine dinner beef and young you know, sa la la la,
Speaker 1: and there are children running around, um, coming up to
Speaker 1: our table or gleaming and yelling at their parents at
Speaker 1: the parents table. Um no, you know I will not
Speaker 1: go back there. Well see, that's the interesting thing. You
Speaker 1: vote with your feet in your wallet, and I think
Speaker 1: that's I think that's the way we let businesses know.
Speaker 1: And in the case of this German restaurant, business has
Speaker 1: doubled in the few short weeks that they have had BFD.
Speaker 1: And it's to all the people texting me going, look, Mike,
Speaker 1: BFD means something different. I know that's why we say it.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get a rise out of you. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you, Carol. Now you've got me thinking about beef
Speaker 1: bourg and yawn and a table side caesar salad and
Speaker 1: maybe a nice, nice Cabernet breathing on the side, exactly, exactly.
Speaker 1: We just want to have a nice adult conversation amongst
Speaker 1: each other, you know, and not have At one point, um,
Speaker 1: in one very nice Mexican restaurant, actually there was child
Speaker 1: running around, screaming around all the tables, and um, the
Speaker 1: food was wonderful, but we just got up and the
Speaker 1: left and did not pay the bill. Are you you
Speaker 1: dine a dash because of bad behaving kids. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I can endorse that, Carol. I I can
Speaker 1: tell you to go and sit no more. But while
Speaker 1: I I can't endorse your behavior, I understand it is
Speaker 1: what I guess I should say, thank you for calling
Speaker 1: you guys. Why should I the waitresses, apparently there were
Speaker 1: some of the staff children. Why should I tolerate that
Speaker 1: I'm trying to have a fine meal in a fine
Speaker 1: restaurant and these kids are running around. They were like
Speaker 1: three of them running around, screaming, coming up cable putty
Speaker 1: fingers in their food. Okay, that it entered right there,
Speaker 1: I would have walked to you've You've convinced me. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Carol'll have a great rest of your weekend. I hope
Speaker 1: you get a fine dining experience this weekend. Everyone should
Speaker 1: that they can. Uh, it seems great. We gotta check
Speaker 1: in with Tim in Ohio. Tim, you're calling on a
Speaker 1: different subject and welcome to the Buck Sexton Show. Hey,
Speaker 1: thanks for having me on. I've talked about several times,
Speaker 1: but listen, I had I had a brother in law
Speaker 1: died from brain cancer, and about two months ago, I
Speaker 1: had a very close older friend, wonderful man, died of
Speaker 1: brain cancer. And I'm not wishing this horrible thing on
Speaker 1: John McCain, but let me tell you something. The way
Speaker 1: people gush over John McCain, I just want to make
Speaker 1: this statement. I want people to understand, because most people
Speaker 1: don't know this. He was responsible for a hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty four deaths on on the aircraft carrier that he
Speaker 1: was on because he was playing a joke. He was
Speaker 1: being a hot shot. And then okay, he he was
Speaker 1: beaten and suffered in Vietnam. But you know what he
Speaker 1: cooperated and worked with the viet Cong and trained the
Speaker 1: n v A missile operators to shoot down our aircraft.
Speaker 1: So he was not only responsible for the USS forest
Speaker 1: all hundred and thirty some deaths, but he was also
Speaker 1: responsible for the deaths that came. And you look it up.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you the increased amounts of shot down planes
Speaker 1: after he gave the information to the NBA SAM missile
Speaker 1: operators and Tim, hold on, hold on, Tim, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: look it up. I and I'll let you have your piece.
Speaker 1: But I don't politically agree with a lot of what
Speaker 1: John McCain did and as some of his remaining years
Speaker 1: of action in the Senate. But I i'm gonna say,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna flat out say to you, I believe John
Speaker 1: McCain was an American hero in his service to this country.
Speaker 1: I will do my due diligence before I refute what
Speaker 1: you've said, but I will dig deeper because I'm sure
Speaker 1: there would have been a movie made about it had
Speaker 1: it been actually as you have presented it. But thank
Speaker 1: you for airing inventing your spleen Here, Michael Pelka is
Speaker 1: my name. I'm sitting in for Buck Sexton. My friend
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton. He's off today back Monday, and uh, we're
Speaker 1: trying to hold up our end. Thank you for hanging
Speaker 1: out with me. We'll be right back. Michael Pelka in
Speaker 1: for my buddy Bucks Sexton on this Friday night. And Uh,
Speaker 1: as Maxine Waters would say, be claiming my time, Yes
Speaker 1: I am. I'm reclaiming my time. I want to take
Speaker 1: one more call about the baby free dining idea. So
Speaker 1: Bill and Florida, you get the last word on baby
Speaker 1: free dining. Good idea, bad idea. How are you saying, Mike, Mike,
Speaker 1: you're doing a good job. I gotta give you that now.
Speaker 1: You know, as farther as wall and poking goes in something,
Speaker 1: I'm retired with that. But you know, if if they
Speaker 1: serve beer or wine in that restaurant, there shouldn't be
Speaker 1: no children in there anyway, period. Well they sell beer
Speaker 1: at Chuck E Cheese, Well, you know it, maybe not here,
Speaker 1: they don't not where I'm at here in Florida, but
Speaker 1: you know why, Hey, they could put up a sign
Speaker 1: on the doors of adult people only, you know, if
Speaker 1: they want to. I'm with you on this one, you know,
Speaker 1: So there's no disturbance over the children or whatever is
Speaker 1: going on. Okay, you know dot dots and kids or kids. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that distinction, so I'll put you
Speaker 1: down to the yes vote. Thank you, Bill, have a
Speaker 1: great weekend. And and now reclaiming my time. Yes, I'm
Speaker 1: reclaiming my time. I have. Uh, the tally was overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: favorable for baby free dining. I think there were just
Speaker 1: one or two people who said, I'm kind of in
Speaker 1: the middle. But you can't be in the middle. You
Speaker 1: have to make up a make up your mind, make
Speaker 1: a damn decision. People. Either you're for the baby free
Speaker 1: dining or against it, but you can't be squishy. Alright,
Speaker 1: I have to talk a little bit more about Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters reclaiming times. Of course. Of course, now the president
Speaker 1: in Ohio tonight giving a little campaign support to congressional candidates,
Speaker 1: and he said something about Maxine Waters, and uh, I've
Speaker 1: got more to say about Auntie max And this is
Speaker 1: what just happened a few moments ago at the campaign
Speaker 1: event in Ohio. The truth is a vote for any
Speaker 1: Democrat at this point in November, as they vote for
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi and who the legendary. Maxine orders
Speaker 1: the de facto head of the Democrat Party. She's the
Speaker 1: de facto head. Now, congratulations. Maxine didn't know what I'm
Speaker 1: just telling her. She doesn't know it. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: she believes it, you know, I I honestly think that
Speaker 1: Pelosi and crew have got Maxine tied in a basement
Speaker 1: somewhere in her district, duct taped to a chair to
Speaker 1: get her to stop saying things about impeachment because they
Speaker 1: know the impeachment where is nucleay or hot. But we'll
Speaker 1: get into what's going on with the impeachment word. I
Speaker 1: know Buck played that montage last night, but there's a
Speaker 1: push going on. The real agenda is impeach, impeach, impeach,
Speaker 1: and that's why the presidents continuing to bring it up
Speaker 1: at his rallies and it presses press events. He made
Speaker 1: a questionable statement yesterday about whether or not the market
Speaker 1: would crash, and we'll talk about that. Michael Pelca in
Speaker 1: for Buck Sexton on the Buck Sexton Show. Join us
Speaker 1: right after the break. Come on back, Buck SEXTONSI decoding
Speaker 1: the news and disseminating information with actionable intelligence, no mistake,
Speaker 1: American Frank you're a great American Again. This is the
Speaker 1: buck Sexton Show. Analyst bock Sexton Show, Michael Pelca sitting
Speaker 1: in from my friend Buck Sexton on this Friday evening,
Speaker 1: Buckleby back Monday. Happy to be here. I'm also known
Speaker 1: as the godfather to many of you in this audience,
Speaker 1: so I'm glad to be here. I hope you are
Speaker 1: riding along with me for the remainder of the program.
Speaker 1: We have a lot to do. We have to get
Speaker 1: to some really important topics. If you were here earlier,
Speaker 1: you heard me talk about John McCain. Senator John McCain,
Speaker 1: who announced through his family today that he was ending
Speaker 1: his treatments for his brain cancer. And while I have
Speaker 1: differed with John McCain in many ways and how he
Speaker 1: has governed in the past few years, I still call
Speaker 1: John McCain a war hero. And there are people who
Speaker 1: take exception with that, and uh, I'm sorry. We're gonna
Speaker 1: agree to disagree, and people get very very heated about it.
Speaker 1: John McCain served this country. There are a million people
Speaker 1: currently and I give or take a few numbers here
Speaker 1: and there who volunteered to serve this country. John McCain
Speaker 1: is one of those people who served this country and
Speaker 1: in the course of doing his duty being deployed, he
Speaker 1: was a prisoner of war, he was tortured, he had
Speaker 1: the option to leave, and would not leave his men.
Speaker 1: John McCain is a war hero, and so I I
Speaker 1: don't have a problem saying that. And I said earlier,
Speaker 1: I wish the President would have reached out to John
Speaker 1: McCain and tried to heal the wounds between the two.
Speaker 1: There's obviously a whole bunch of bad blood between Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and John McCain, a whole bunch, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: a lot of it was caused by some of the
Speaker 1: things the President said about McCain not being a war
Speaker 1: hero and didn't like his heroes being captured, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But my mama always said, be the bigger man, Be
Speaker 1: the bigger man, and I would like my president to
Speaker 1: be the bigger man. I said it months ago. When
Speaker 1: John McCain left Washington, it looked like he was heading
Speaker 1: home for the last few laps of his life. That
Speaker 1: it would have been. It would have been a great
Speaker 1: thing for for the president to do. I think it
Speaker 1: would have been a uniting and a healing thing for
Speaker 1: the president to have stopped by and reached out to
Speaker 1: John McCain. And maybe he tried. Maybe Donald Trump tried
Speaker 1: in the McCain family said I'm sorry, we're not gonna
Speaker 1: reach out and connect with you. That could have happened,
Speaker 1: but we didn't hear anything about it. But now there
Speaker 1: was a chance, a chance tonight for the president in
Speaker 1: front of the audience that he was standing in front
Speaker 1: of tonight in Ohio to say something. I think he
Speaker 1: missed an opportunity. I think it would have been a really,
Speaker 1: really powerful moment for Donald Trump to have reached out
Speaker 1: and said something about John McCain. Apparently, according to some
Speaker 1: of my media friends, John Berman over at CNN and
Speaker 1: and Berman and I don't agree on everything, maybe on much,
Speaker 1: but we agree on this. This was a missed opportunity
Speaker 1: for President Trump to reach out say something about John
Speaker 1: McCain or about his family at this event in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Just sorry, Mr President, And I'm sorry for those of
Speaker 1: you who are on the Trump train, but uh, maybe
Speaker 1: you're gonna call me Neil Cavudo on this one. But
Speaker 1: I think this was really one of those times that
Speaker 1: presidential behavior would have been the preferable thing for my president.
Speaker 1: And yes, I don't have a problem. I have no
Speaker 1: hesitation in saying Donald Trump is my president. So sorry, sir.
Speaker 1: Now he did bring up some other stuff. The President
Speaker 1: went after the the New York governor. God, I'm glad
Speaker 1: we're out of New York, New York City. We lived
Speaker 1: in New York City for twenty five years. I want
Speaker 1: you to think about that. New York City and new
Speaker 1: Rudy Giuliani was a very different place. Uh Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 1: fixed it after David Dinkins destroyed it. Bloomberg kind of
Speaker 1: had a limp along after Juliani, and now Bill de
Speaker 1: Blasio is destroying it. But the governor, who I believe
Speaker 1: Cuomo has designs on the White House. His dad wanted it,
Speaker 1: couldn't get it done, and now he's following in his
Speaker 1: father's footsteps. But Mario Cuomo, the New York governor's father
Speaker 1: like New York. He liked America. He said America was great.
Speaker 1: But his son, no, not so much, as we heard
Speaker 1: earlier this week, And the President brought that up in
Speaker 1: Ohio tonight. In crime, we have in New York a governor,
Speaker 1: Governor Cuomo sues everybody you know you're going to that state,
Speaker 1: you get sued. That's why people don't want to move
Speaker 1: in for that and the fact that it's the highest scents.
Speaker 1: But if you go to New York, you get sued.
Speaker 1: And people are afraid to go to New York. They
Speaker 1: don't want to go. He recently stated that the new
Speaker 1: slogan was America was never great. That was now. He
Speaker 1: was so angry at me. You know, he hates me,
Speaker 1: truly hates me. He used he used to like me,
Speaker 1: but then I decided to run for office and he
Speaker 1: doesn't like me too much. Hey, Schumer used to love me.
Speaker 1: Hard to believe, isn't it. But Cuomo came out with
Speaker 1: that by mistake. He was so angered because make America
Speaker 1: great again. And he just said America is never gonna
Speaker 1: be great again? And was it walks off. It's like
Speaker 1: everyone said what And he was talking to socialists and
Speaker 1: they will go, whoa? What did you hear that? Did
Speaker 1: anybody hear the end of that where the crowd was going, whoa?
Speaker 1: He was that that's not a good one. I said,
Speaker 1: that's job threatening. Now he's gonna beat the person that's
Speaker 1: running in an actress who you know? But you could
Speaker 1: get a lot of votes, but he's gonna win. But
Speaker 1: you know, you go outside. I don't think somehow would
Speaker 1: that quote play Instead of make America great again, we'll
Speaker 1: say America? How would that looking a hat America was
Speaker 1: never great? Exclamation doesn't work. Even Portman couldn't get elected
Speaker 1: with that. I don't think so, right, So, I think
Speaker 1: that Democrats would probably try that America was never that great.
Speaker 1: I would not put it past the Democrats to do that.
Speaker 1: And the President brought up Chuck Schumer. The President brought
Speaker 1: up Chuck Schumer, and I want to get back to
Speaker 1: my my big topic this hour, and that is what
Speaker 1: the Democrats are really up to. The Democrats are up
Speaker 1: to two things. They believe that this president was not
Speaker 1: duly elected. They believe his election was not valid. They
Speaker 1: have said so from the very beginning. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, Maxine Waters talked about getting rid of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump before he was sworn in. She said this, he's
Speaker 1: going to be sworn in. But what I do not
Speaker 1: accept is that we stopped investigating what has been a
Speaker 1: most unusual circumstance in the way that this election was conducted,
Speaker 1: so before he was even sworn in. Maxine said it's
Speaker 1: going to happen, and then over the course of the
Speaker 1: first year of the presidency, Maxine continued screaming about impeaching
Speaker 1: forty five and talked about how long it was going
Speaker 1: to take her to get it done. I believe it
Speaker 1: is possible to impeach him. How long is it got
Speaker 1: to take. I don't know, but I give it to
Speaker 1: about December, and I think I give it to December.
Speaker 1: Our new special counsel, Mr. Mohler hasn't paneled a grand
Speaker 1: jury as you know as of yesterday, and they will
Speaker 1: be involved with investigations and they can do indictments also,
Speaker 1: So little by little, drip by drip is happening, could
Speaker 1: be and we'll get him next Interesting. Interesting that Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters has been on this jag since before the president
Speaker 1: was sworn in, continued it and after the Democrats decided
Speaker 1: that it wasn't testing well to talk about impeachment, it
Speaker 1: wasn't it wasn't a good thing to talk about impeachment.
Speaker 1: They kind of put Maxine Waters in the closet. Really,
Speaker 1: have you seen her? Is anybody here from Maxine Waters
Speaker 1: in the last month? No, we haven't because Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: has said, stop talking about the beachment. You gotta grow
Speaker 1: in it. Yeah. I think that is the only thing
Speaker 1: on their minds, the only thing, because if the Democrats
Speaker 1: can impeach Donald Trump, uh, they're they're not going to
Speaker 1: move them out of the office. They're not going to
Speaker 1: write bills that will get through the They might get
Speaker 1: through the House if they have the majority. They might
Speaker 1: get a bill to undo the tax cuts through the House,
Speaker 1: but I don't think they'll get through the Senate. And
Speaker 1: if those bills certainly get to the President's desk, let's
Speaker 1: let's let's proba you what if? What if the Democrats
Speaker 1: win the House? Right now, all those experts, the same
Speaker 1: experts who said Hillary Clinton wants a lock a week
Speaker 1: before the election, a day before the election, the same
Speaker 1: group of experts, I'm now saying, well, it's a foregone
Speaker 1: conclusion that Republicans are going to lose forty seats and
Speaker 1: they'll lose control of the House. If that happens, the
Speaker 1: bills go over to the Senate. Now, how does the
Speaker 1: Senate pass on a bill to undo the tax cuts,
Speaker 1: to undo the repatriation of American dollars that has spurred
Speaker 1: on one of the greatest economic surges in the history
Speaker 1: of any nation. How do they get the Senate to
Speaker 1: do that? But God forbid, something happens and we lose
Speaker 1: control of the Senate. Do you think there would be
Speaker 1: an overwhelming majority, a veto proof majority, Because if the
Speaker 1: bill comes to the White House, do you think Donal
Speaker 1: Trump's gonna sign a bill that will undo all of
Speaker 1: the things. Well, if they impeach him, they're certainly not
Speaker 1: going to have sixty six votes, sixty seven votes to
Speaker 1: throw him out. They couldn't even get that done for
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton in the Senate when he was impeached. So
Speaker 1: I think they want to do it. They want to
Speaker 1: undo everything Donald Trump has done since January and they
Speaker 1: believe they can. How how certain am I they believe
Speaker 1: they can? Listen to Representative Al Green from Texas, Now,
Speaker 1: what is the standard for impeachment? High crimes and misdemeanors.
Speaker 1: High crimes and misdemeanors, that's what's supposed to be the
Speaker 1: standard for impeaching a president. Here's what Al Green thinks
Speaker 1: it should be. It is justice that we seek for
Speaker 1: the people of this country, and the president should be impeached.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have to commit a crime. Only has to have
Speaker 1: his case bought before the House of Representatives and two
Speaker 1: eighteen people decide that he has committed an impeachable act. Nope,
Speaker 1: did did you hear that correctly? Did I hear that correctly?
Speaker 1: Representative al Green, not the soul singer Al Green, not
Speaker 1: Reverend Al Green, but Representative Al Green from Texas, the
Speaker 1: guy I can never tell. Is there something wrong with it?
Speaker 1: He's not. He's not a vision impaired, because it always
Speaker 1: looks like whenever he talks he closes his eyes. But
Speaker 1: he's he's talking about impeaching the president of the United
Speaker 1: States after he was elected by the people of the country.
Speaker 1: And uh seems to be saying that we don't need
Speaker 1: a crime in order to accuse someone of high crimes
Speaker 1: and misdemeanors. It is justice that we seek for the
Speaker 1: people of this country, and the president should be impeached.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have to commit a crime, only has to have
Speaker 1: his case bought before the House of Representatives, and two
Speaker 1: eighteen people decide that he has committed an impeachable act.
Speaker 1: That happened today. That happened today, So you can expect
Speaker 1: Al Green to get a call from Nancy Pelosi's office,
Speaker 1: and to be told that if you don't want to
Speaker 1: end up in the same seller where we have Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters duct tape to a chair, you better tone it down, Mr.
Speaker 1: You better tone it down. Michael Pelka, and for Buck Sexton.
Speaker 1: It's a Friday night. We got a lot to do.
Speaker 1: I've got a few more things I got to share
Speaker 1: with you also want to have a little fun, you
Speaker 1: want to join the conversation. Eight four four Buck eight
Speaker 1: four four, nine to eight to five, Come on back,
Speaker 1: Michael Belka and for Buck Sexton. This is the Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton program. Buck is back on Monday. I'm hanging out
Speaker 1: in my own version of the Freedom Hunt. We call
Speaker 1: it the constitutionally protected Free Speech Bunker here on the
Speaker 1: Delaware Bay and uh, protecting your right to speak freely
Speaker 1: and and talk about things. You don't have to agree,
Speaker 1: but we can be agreeable or disagreeable without we can
Speaker 1: disagree without being disagreeable. I yeah, that's what I was
Speaker 1: trying to get out. It's been a long week. What
Speaker 1: a week it's been. We started with Rudy Giuliani saying
Speaker 1: the truth is not the truth, and the left twisting
Speaker 1: his words and taking it out of context to today
Speaker 1: and in the discussion that we had earlier about the
Speaker 1: President and Jeff's sessions, the Attorney General kind of going
Speaker 1: toe to toe and Lindsey Graham trying to negotiate the
Speaker 1: piece between those two men. That was a statement that
Speaker 1: Graham thinks Lindsey Graham thinks he'll be a new attorney
Speaker 1: general after the mid terms. Our buddy Wendy Patrick said no,
Speaker 1: she doesn't believe that's going to happen, but keep your
Speaker 1: eyes on that. We have bet a beverage on it.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about someone who kind of got
Speaker 1: into a little hot water yesterday and it's a guy
Speaker 1: respect over at Fox News, Neil Cavuto. Cavuto closed his
Speaker 1: show yesterday just before five pm with a three minute
Speaker 1: attack on the President, and he basically called out the
Speaker 1: President for change his position on things. He really ripped
Speaker 1: into him. I'm going to give you what I consider
Speaker 1: to be the salient portion of that three minutes. Creed
Speaker 1: here it is, Mr President, you're that guy. You're both
Speaker 1: those guys, and you're right to be frustrated, but you
Speaker 1: are part of what's frustrating. It's it's not about stepping
Speaker 1: on your message. It's about constantly changing it. You are
Speaker 1: right to say your critics should be held accountable, but
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean you should hold this economic boom you
Speaker 1: hold so dear hostage. It cheapens your argument, and it
Speaker 1: cheapens this country. I like tax stuts and soaring markets
Speaker 1: as much as anybody, But what good is it to
Speaker 1: fatten your wallet if you've lost your soul, if you
Speaker 1: forget your friends and you embolden your enemies. You are
Speaker 1: right to say somewhere out to get you. But all
Speaker 1: the nine, Mr President, of the problem is you, what
Speaker 1: you say, and how you keep changing what you say.
Speaker 1: I know you'll call this faith, but the implications of
Speaker 1: what you're doing, Mr President, are very real. You are
Speaker 1: so non focused on promoting a financial boom that you
Speaker 1: fail to see that you are the one creating this
Speaker 1: moral bust. Kind of amazing to hear that on Fox
Speaker 1: Neil Cavuto calling out the President and tonight Cavuto a
Speaker 1: guy I respect greatly. He's a guy who fights through
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of physical limitations that he has ms
Speaker 1: that has made his life very difficult. I think Neil
Speaker 1: Cavuto was trying to send a message to the President
Speaker 1: that there are many of us who voted for him,
Speaker 1: many of us who would like him to up his
Speaker 1: game a little bit. So I'm I'm hoping, I'm hoping
Speaker 1: that that message gets across. Am I right in supporting
Speaker 1: Neil Cavuto for saying this? Or are we all supposed
Speaker 1: to be in lock step behind the president? What say you,
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton, audience, Is Neil Cavuto within the boundaries of
Speaker 1: good concern vrative dialogue? The number eight four four d
Speaker 1: buck eight four four nine b U c K. You
Speaker 1: can weigh in on that while I show a little
Speaker 1: bit of a warning flair. If you don't think that
Speaker 1: those of us who are conservatives are being squeezed and
Speaker 1: trying to be nudged off off the shelf, look no
Speaker 1: further than David Horowitz, the guy who's think tank is
Speaker 1: getting squeezed by Visa and MasterCard. They are no longer
Speaker 1: processing donations to David Horowitz and his Freedom Center because
Speaker 1: the Southern Poverty Law Center has basically labeled him a problem.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you they're nudging conservatives from shadow banning on
Speaker 1: Twitter two moments like this, we have to keep calling
Speaker 1: it out. Are you a visa customer. You a MasterCard customer,
Speaker 1: makes me wonder where I should put my allegiance with
Speaker 1: my credit us. Michael Pelka stepping inside. You want to
Speaker 1: weigh in on Cavodo or anything, give me holler eight
Speaker 1: b U C Kman for buck Sexton Tonight, Bucks back Monday.
Speaker 1: He's holding the line for America. Buck Sexton is back.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelca in for Bucks Sexton on this Friday, hanging
Speaker 1: out in the h the constitutionally protected free speech bunker
Speaker 1: in Delaware. I've been talking about a lot of things tonight.
Speaker 1: The phones are lit up, so we have to go
Speaker 1: right to you. Guys. Let's check in with Steve. Steve,
Speaker 1: welcome to the buck Sexton Show. What's on your mind? Well,
Speaker 1: I just listen to your clip about that. That from
Speaker 1: Neil Cavuto's show. And there was a number of years
Speaker 1: ago in the Daily Papers of a comic strip called Pogo,
Speaker 1: and Kogo's quote was, I've seen the enemy and it
Speaker 1: is us. And if you look at conservatives, I think
Speaker 1: that that's our issue. We are our own worst enemy.
Speaker 1: We've got a president who has got the economy roaring.
Speaker 1: He's bringing some sense of national pride to up back
Speaker 1: to our country is trying to make America great again,
Speaker 1: and guys like Neil Cavuto don't seem to like his style.
Speaker 1: And we've got a president who is so embattled with
Speaker 1: the Russian collusion investigation, and everywhere he turns, he's being
Speaker 1: criticized in the media is h and and and we
Speaker 1: get upset because he chooses to protect himself or say
Speaker 1: something good about himself with no one in the media will.
Speaker 1: And really it gets a little bit upsetting that conservatives
Speaker 1: want to turn on this president who's trying to lead
Speaker 1: us down to this path one at Americans like myself
Speaker 1: like to see and uh, I live in the great
Speaker 1: state of Mississippi. And and we're proud of Trump, but
Speaker 1: we like everything he says. We necessarily um like the
Speaker 1: common City makes the things he puts out on Twitter. No,
Speaker 1: but let's go bash him. Let's get together behind this guy.
Speaker 1: We've got some momentum going and the guys like Neil
Speaker 1: Cabudo were doing nothing but bringing us Now, well, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm glad you called made your opinion known. I will
Speaker 1: tell you I I get very frustrated with this president.
Speaker 1: I voted for him without hesitation I would have voted
Speaker 1: for a blender against Hillary Clinton. Uh, he was my
Speaker 1: second choice. But I am. I am proudly on the
Speaker 1: Trump train. I'm proudly talking about what he's doing. I'm
Speaker 1: proudly happy America is stronger economically and stronger defense wise.
Speaker 1: And I think consumer confidence is up. I read a
Speaker 1: stat yesterday Steve Black small business ownership is up four
Speaker 1: hundred percent during the Trump era. And there also is
Speaker 1: a doubling of the support for the president for a
Speaker 1: Republican president under under Donald Trump. So those are all
Speaker 1: good indicators. But is it okay are we not allowed
Speaker 1: to say when we want him to be a little
Speaker 1: more presidential? We Yes, we elected a reality TV star
Speaker 1: to the White House. Yes, we got a guy who's
Speaker 1: on his third wife, who's a little brash, who doesn't
Speaker 1: speak politics. But is it okay for him for us
Speaker 1: to say when we don't like what he does? Isn't
Speaker 1: that part of the First Amendment. It's for us to
Speaker 1: protect speech we don't agree with. Absolutely, that is that
Speaker 1: is part parcel of who we are. It just gets
Speaker 1: a little frustrating at times when our own we were
Speaker 1: eating ourselves. We've got enough, there's enough free speech out there?
Speaker 1: Uh can't we do? We have to disagree with every
Speaker 1: little word that he says? Why can't we focus on
Speaker 1: those good things and say some good things? And by
Speaker 1: whose definition are we talking presidential? Yeah, that's a great point.
Speaker 1: Fair point, fair point. I will give you that one.
Speaker 1: But but did you listen to my statement about John
Speaker 1: McCain what I had wished the president would have done
Speaker 1: earlier this year? I think I brought it up in February.
Speaker 1: I missed that, Okay, I said in February on the radio,
Speaker 1: maybe here, maybe elsewhere, because I fill in for a
Speaker 1: lot of guys all over the country. I said that
Speaker 1: I wish Donald Trump would have taken the initiative when
Speaker 1: John McCain left Washington and said I'm not coming back.
Speaker 1: I wish the president would have reached out and tried
Speaker 1: to heal the divide, because, let's face it, it's a
Speaker 1: gi ganic divide, and you have two guys to Alpha's
Speaker 1: who are not going to give up any ground. And
Speaker 1: I think the president would have won a gigantic moral
Speaker 1: and popular victory if he had put the the hand
Speaker 1: out to John McCain, especially in McCain's early stages, of
Speaker 1: his hour of need. And now the night that John
Speaker 1: McCain has announced through his family that he's stopping treatment,
Speaker 1: that he's giving up the fight. The President has said nothing.
Speaker 1: Now maybe he has and we don't know it. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's private. But I just think there are a couple
Speaker 1: of things that he could do, only a couple. I
Speaker 1: love where we're going as a nation, but I I
Speaker 1: think we wouldn't have a worry in the world about
Speaker 1: the mid terms if he would take a little step
Speaker 1: towards the towards the center of the party, not the Democrats,
Speaker 1: the center of the party. That's all I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: you make a great point there, and I think it's
Speaker 1: very valid and and and what I would like to
Speaker 1: see happen is instead of guys like Neil Kombuto, who
Speaker 1: have such a big stage making these very public um
Speaker 1: critical commentaries of the president, that uh, maybe they would
Speaker 1: use their power in another way to maybe come in
Speaker 1: behind the scenes. I would just like to see a
Speaker 1: support of president and and and not that there are
Speaker 1: so many, so many people who are tearing him down.
Speaker 1: If we could be supportive of him, and you know
Speaker 1: what I'm with you, I'd like to see him take
Speaker 1: the moral high ground. I'd like to see him reach out.
Speaker 1: The topic came and and I don't understand why he
Speaker 1: does everything he does, but I think part of the
Speaker 1: reason that he's successful is because he is so brash.
Speaker 1: It's not the politician. He's not the guy to reach
Speaker 1: out and shake hands across the auto. He's a he's
Speaker 1: a he's a winner, take all kind of guy. And
Speaker 1: I think you got to take that all together, and
Speaker 1: you gotta say either I take him the way he is,
Speaker 1: or I don't take him at all. And if you're
Speaker 1: got to try to change the stripes of a of
Speaker 1: a zebra here, change the spots oneleprity is just not
Speaker 1: gonna work. We want to make him into something that
Speaker 1: he's not. He's always been this way. Well we elected him.
Speaker 1: And yeah, you go back to go back to the poem.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the poem he read on the
Speaker 1: campaign trail. You knew I was a snake before you
Speaker 1: took me in. He's been telling us for a long time.
Speaker 1: So I think we can find common ground on this, Steve,
Speaker 1: and I sure appreciate your sharing your opinion with me.
Speaker 1: Have a great rest of your weekend. Jason in Florida.
Speaker 1: I think you're echoing some of the initial comments from
Speaker 1: Steve about how the president is treated. Welcome, Jason, Hi,
Speaker 1: how are you. I'm good? What what's your thoughts on this? Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not not professional. I'm a farmer. And you know,
Speaker 1: I just Rustcott five or more because of blueberries, because
Speaker 1: my blueberries went in the last ten years from twelve
Speaker 1: dollars a pound a dollar pound. Can't survive on that.
Speaker 1: So not after chilling farmers here in Florida, in this country.
Speaker 1: And you know, I like everything this president is doing
Speaker 1: and I live my life. If you're not for me,
Speaker 1: you're against me. And I think that's what Trump is.
Speaker 1: Trump is for us, and we are for Trump. And
Speaker 1: if the people in Washington don't realize that poor people
Speaker 1: in this country like this man. We love this man,
Speaker 1: and that that's we just want to see people treating
Speaker 1: him with respect. And I understand how he lost his
Speaker 1: back at them because they lost old at him and
Speaker 1: he lost his back. He's a fighter. Yeah, he's what
Speaker 1: he said. He's a counterpuncher. He's a He's always said
Speaker 1: he's a counterpuncher. Jason. Now you're a farmer, you're working farmer,
Speaker 1: some of the greatest people who keep this country growing
Speaker 1: and fed and feed the world. And you brought up NAFTA.
Speaker 1: From what I understand, I think we're about to make
Speaker 1: a breakthrough with NAFTA. Do you even follow what's going
Speaker 1: on with the negotiations with Mexico and Canada. I follow
Speaker 1: everything in the in the news. I follow. I follow
Speaker 1: everything that Trump does, everything that the Democrats do, everything
Speaker 1: that I'm a registered Republican. Oh good, I'm glad. I
Speaker 1: think I think we're gonna have a breakthrough on NAFTA.
Speaker 1: Everybody I talked to, everybody I hear from in in
Speaker 1: that part of the world, in the trade world, and
Speaker 1: I will tell you, Jason, I questioned the President on
Speaker 1: his tariff strategy because I'm a free trade guy. I
Speaker 1: think the free market should decide. But I also understand
Speaker 1: that he's working China, he's working Canada, and he's working
Speaker 1: Mexico to get them to come back to the table
Speaker 1: and be fair. So farmers like you don't see your
Speaker 1: income go from twelve bucks a pound to a bucket pound.
Speaker 1: Do you end up dry brush cutting what should be
Speaker 1: feeding people. It's got to be heartbreaking. So I I
Speaker 1: support your thinking here on this Jason. I'm I'm I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I wasn't born in this country. I'm on us.
Speaker 1: Where'd you come from the military, Where where did you
Speaker 1: come from? Sir? I came from Trinidad, from Trinidad, Okay,
Speaker 1: a tiny island community. And your son is in the military.
Speaker 1: My son is in the military. He's in the neighbor
Speaker 1: to the US Navy. And you know, in Trinidad, when
Speaker 1: I was a kid, we had a president a prime
Speaker 1: minister that stopped all inputs in order to save the economy.
Speaker 1: And he did, you know, if we gotta stuff a
Speaker 1: little bit because I'm tired, I'm ready to suffer, because
Speaker 1: I've been suffering for the last twelve years farming here
Speaker 1: and I found all of my life I found in
Speaker 1: farm here. And I've been suffering all my life here
Speaker 1: in this country, suffering be not farmer. And if Trump,
Speaker 1: President Trump, could do something to help farmers in this country,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bucking all the way. Jason, you are remarkable,
Speaker 1: nothing short of inspirational. On a Friday night where I
Speaker 1: thought we were running the corner on the final lap,
Speaker 1: and I get a call from a guy who chose
Speaker 1: to be in this country, who made a decision to
Speaker 1: come here and to work hard and one of the
Speaker 1: hardest fields you could work in, work in the land.
Speaker 1: And you're standing up for not only this country, but
Speaker 1: for your family. And now to tell me your son
Speaker 1: is in the Navy. I wear a red shirt every Friday, Jason,
Speaker 1: in memory of every person deployed. Uh. Please please let
Speaker 1: your son no and let your family know that this
Speaker 1: show supports him and we support you. Thank you, sir
Speaker 1: for taking the time to call us. Wow. Who I
Speaker 1: I'm truly touched by that phone call. I am moved
Speaker 1: by that. When you think of what it takes to
Speaker 1: come here from another country legally. I'm not talking about illegals.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about people who endure the arduous task of
Speaker 1: coming into America that sometimes takes years and thousands of dollars.
Speaker 1: And now this guy isn't here on a high tech
Speaker 1: visa programming computers. He's putting his dirt, his hands in
Speaker 1: the dirt every day and bringing forth food. But he's
Speaker 1: willing to stick by the president. I wish Democrats could
Speaker 1: hear calls like that. I really do. Michael Pelka and
Speaker 1: for Buck Sexton. I gotta get to some of the
Speaker 1: craziness before we get out of here. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelka in for buck Sexton. Tonight, Buckets back Monday.
Speaker 1: He's on a special assignment. He'll tell you all about
Speaker 1: it on Monday. But I'm happy to be here. I
Speaker 1: wanted to read to you from the Vanity Fair. I know,
Speaker 1: Vanity Fair, Yeah, I know, I know, snooty entertainment fashion magazine.
Speaker 1: Vanity Fair has a review of The Happy Time Murders.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to read the review, but I want
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Speaker 1: the worst movie of the year, A total disaster with puppets,
Speaker 1: maybe the worst movie of the year. It's brutal. It's
Speaker 1: a brutal movie. I want to see it just to
Speaker 1: see if it lives up to this bad review. And
Speaker 1: h for anybody who wrote to me and said you're
Speaker 1: not gonna see it, say anything about the end of
Speaker 1: The Big Bang Theory, the CBS show that's going out there. No,
Speaker 1: I never watched it, never, not once. I'm more of
Speaker 1: a live p D guy. Big Bang Theory get out
Speaker 1: of here. I lost Lewis. I was gonna talk to
Speaker 1: a guy named Lewis about Neil Cavuto. So maybe Lewis
Speaker 1: if you want to call back in and share your thoughts,
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Speaker 1: have never lived in Kansas City, but in thinking about
Speaker 1: moving to Kansas City at least part time, because if
Speaker 1: you live in Kansas City, they are now voting on
Speaker 1: whether or not they will allow liquor delivered to homes.
Speaker 1: So in other you can purchase alcohol and they will
Speaker 1: deliver it to your house. They're gonna check your ID
Speaker 1: and make sure you you pay for it, etcetera. But
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Speaker 1: easy to get delivered to your home as a pizza.
Speaker 1: Let's think about that. You'll be able to get liquor
Speaker 1: delivered to your home. So Kansas City, good for you
Speaker 1: for innovating. I wonder if they will eventually have drone
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Speaker 1: And also, um, lest anybody think I don't support this president,
Speaker 1: I am on behind him. Just in my world. I
Speaker 1: want Donald Trump to be a little more of a
Speaker 1: u niter. I think it's a good opportunity for us.
Speaker 1: And in the interim, go and visit my Twitter account
Speaker 1: at stunt Brain. Look for me on iTunes. Of course,
Speaker 1: I have a different podcast up all the time, and
Speaker 1: maybe I'll be back next week, sitting in for my
Speaker 1: friend Buck Sexton. Bucks back Monday. Until then, Michael Pelka
Speaker 1: saying thank you and as always, you know how we
Speaker 1: end test Studo, my friends test Studo