Speaker 1: Team. Welcome to the Freedom Hunt in November first Monday
Speaker 1: edition of the show. Great to have you with me.
Speaker 1: Just want to start off at saying happy birthday to
Speaker 1: my mom, Missus Sexton, Jane Sexton, the greatest bomb in
Speaker 1: the world. Got a lot of news today, got to
Speaker 1: get right to it. We have, oh my, the Young
Speaker 1: King election in Virginia down to the wire against Terry mccauliffe.
Speaker 1: We'll see how that's shaking out. The NYPD deadline is today.
Speaker 1: Thousands and thousands of NYPD officers, firefighters in New York
Speaker 1: and first responders who have not gotten the shot, face suspension,
Speaker 1: possible termination. We'll see what ends up happening there. We've
Speaker 1: got people finally realizing that masking off ramps are necessary,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna have to create some sanity when it
Speaker 1: comes to mask wearing policies, even in liberal area. It's
Speaker 1: gonna have to happen. You got twenty six New York
Speaker 1: firehouses that have been forced to close because fire fighters
Speaker 1: are refusing to comply with the mandate. I'm meant to
Speaker 1: tell you that you've also got American Airlines canceling a
Speaker 1: quarter of its entire Sunday schedule. Six hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: four flights and said it's because of strong wind. Suspicious
Speaker 1: if you ask me, And a pilot said, allegedly on
Speaker 1: a Southwest flight, let's go Brandon, and the Libs freaked
Speaker 1: out because that is what they do. So I mean,
Speaker 1: we've got we've got COVID stuff, election stuff, vaccine mandates. Oh, immigration,
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Speaker 1: there is so much here. Let's start with the Because
Speaker 1: tomorrow is gonna be election day Virginia, We're gonna dive
Speaker 1: really deep into that. But let's start, if we can,
Speaker 1: with the situation here in New York City. We have
Speaker 1: I think over twenty thousand is the last number that
Speaker 1: I saw firefighters, police, first responders, the mt people who
Speaker 1: work for the City of New York in total, who
Speaker 1: have not gotten the shot, don't want to get the shot.
Speaker 1: May not get the shot, and we're looking at the
Speaker 1: first time that I think you've had a major city
Speaker 1: that could be suffering really dire consequences as a result
Speaker 1: of the vaccine mandate. Now, keep in mind, we just
Speaker 1: had Jensaki, the White House Press Secretary. She has COVID
Speaker 1: fully vaccinated. Of course, I forget another well known name
Speaker 1: over the weekend came down with COVID. I mean, and
Speaker 1: they didn't even talk about it. Oh, person's fully vaccinated.
Speaker 1: This is happening all over the place, breakthrough infections. So
Speaker 1: let's just understand that the impetus for the mandates should
Speaker 1: be even less because the upside of the mandate, so
Speaker 1: to speak, which is supposed to be preventing infection of
Speaker 1: others because you won't that's actually not as real as
Speaker 1: we were told. Now what they're going to say is, oh,
Speaker 1: but it's still less likely, therefore it's still worth it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but other vaccine policies we have, you get how many
Speaker 1: people do you know have gotten you know, breakthrough cases
Speaker 1: of measles? Ah. Well, this also goes to stable viruses
Speaker 1: versus rapidly mutating viruses, and why it's completely unrealistic to
Speaker 1: think that we're going to do to covid what we
Speaker 1: did to measles Mom's rubella. No, it's going to be
Speaker 1: just like the flu. I just spoke to a friend
Speaker 1: of mine today who's an infectious disease expert here in
Speaker 1: New York City, who raised in his mind the prospect
Speaker 1: that we're going to have, because there's going to be
Speaker 1: greater travel and connectivity this winter time, we may actually
Speaker 1: have a He thinks medium bad covid season, not as
Speaker 1: bad as last year would have been high medium bad
Speaker 1: covid season, but a really nasty flu season. It's just
Speaker 1: a theory. I mean, this is a prediction. But I
Speaker 1: think also our natural immunity to flu as a population
Speaker 1: is going to be particularly low. Remember there was almost
Speaker 1: no flu they told us last year, which seems very
Speaker 1: very strange. There's going to be flu this year. That's
Speaker 1: somebody who just got is just getting over a stomach bug.
Speaker 1: People refer to a stomach flu. It's actually not a flu,
Speaker 1: but who cares. Well, that's a conversation for another time.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you the flu sucks too. You don't
Speaker 1: want to get the flu, you don't want to get covid.
Speaker 1: The flu can also kill the elderly and those with
Speaker 1: pre existing conditions, so or that's not the right comorbidities.
Speaker 1: Pre eisting condition sounds like. I'm working for the healthcare companies,
Speaker 1: so those are all major considerations. But I've gotten off
Speaker 1: the first responder issue, and I want to get back
Speaker 1: to that, because look at what is actually going on here.
Speaker 1: Look at how this is playing out now across the
Speaker 1: country in places like New York City where they have
Speaker 1: these very strict, very stringent mandates. What happens when you
Speaker 1: have thousands and thousands of police who are not showing
Speaker 1: up and firefighters who are not showing up. What does
Speaker 1: that do to a city that's already feeling like it's
Speaker 1: going through an unprecedented rise in crime? What does it?
Speaker 1: What does it feel like when you're in a city that,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden is much more dysfunctional and perhaps
Speaker 1: even dirty. I gotta see what the sanitation department numbers are.
Speaker 1: But my friends, here we go. Twenty six firehouses closed,
Speaker 1: two thousand firefighters called out sick to cling onto their pay.
Speaker 1: It says here in the Daily Mail NYPD Union Warren
Speaker 1: City is totally unprepared for shortage of ten thousand cops, EMTs,
Speaker 1: and street cleaners who refuse to get the shot. So
Speaker 1: it is it's street cleaners, all city employees, thousands and
Speaker 1: thousands and thousands of them. What happens, You got to
Speaker 1: fire them all. See now they've actually come up, you know,
Speaker 1: the unstoppable force of the mandate has come up against
Speaker 1: the immovable object of essential personnel working for the City
Speaker 1: of New York who don't want to get the shot.
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? I'm gonna try to make
Speaker 1: up for the short fall people are gonna suffer over
Speaker 1: this one, and think about what they're really suffering for.
Speaker 1: There's no natural immunity provision, so this is not rooted
Speaker 1: in science. Start with that. There's no willingness to look
Speaker 1: at what the actual risk parameters are here for people
Speaker 1: involved in this. No, it's just get the shot or else.
Speaker 1: That's they're out to get the shot or else. And
Speaker 1: remember it's going to get the shot or else and
Speaker 1: get it again in six months, and get it again
Speaker 1: in six months after that. If that's not the case,
Speaker 1: I'd like one person to explain how how that will
Speaker 1: not be the case. COVID is now endemic in the
Speaker 1: United States. It's going to continue to spread and spread.
Speaker 1: It exists all throughout the world too. COVID eradication in
Speaker 1: the near term is a fantasy. It is not happening.
Speaker 1: And because COVID mutates rapidly, how many variants have you
Speaker 1: already heard of, we're going to have to deal with
Speaker 1: repeated calls for shots and shots and shots and more shots.
Speaker 1: This is effectively like the libs freaked out about a
Speaker 1: really bad flu season, and now we're going to be
Speaker 1: dealing with dealing with this with masks and shots every
Speaker 1: for the rest of our lives, except it's COVID and
Speaker 1: not the flu. We no longer have the risk tolerance
Speaker 1: as a society for there are respiratory viruses that spread.
Speaker 1: They're going to kill some people. Life is fragile and imperfect.
Speaker 1: There's only so much we can do. If you're six,
Speaker 1: stay away from people. Other than that, you've got to
Speaker 1: live life. That was society's approach to this stuff. Then
Speaker 1: they say, oh, no, COVID's so different. So well, it
Speaker 1: was a little different in the early stages, but the
Speaker 1: more we've seen the more we realize, no, it's actually
Speaker 1: not that different. More dangerous to the elderly and those
Speaker 1: with comorbidities. That's actually what we found out spreads in
Speaker 1: a very similar way, a lot of very similar symptoms
Speaker 1: to the flu. And when you look at the blot
Speaker 1: of the body count in the United States for the
Speaker 1: last fifty years of flu, I mean, it's it is
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of people perhaps even getting you know,
Speaker 1: in the low millions over the last fifty years. Right,
Speaker 1: So we've lost a lot of people to that. We've
Speaker 1: lost people to a lot of diseases. Look at how
Speaker 1: many people die every day from cancer and heart disease
Speaker 1: in this country. Now, I know we can't stop those things.
Speaker 1: We don't have a shot against those things. But the
Speaker 1: point is life goes on. Right we can all sit
Speaker 1: around and say, oh my gosh, we have to have
Speaker 1: a moratorium on saturated fat and make everybody walk an
Speaker 1: hour a day. By the way, a national mandate to
Speaker 1: make everybody walk an hour a day would be more effective,
Speaker 1: more useful than the mask mandate, no question, no question,
Speaker 1: it would mean more, It would do much more for
Speaker 1: public health. By the way, I wish I was managed
Speaker 1: to walk an hour a day. I just feel like
Speaker 1: I don't have the time an hour a day go
Speaker 1: for a walk outside. Be an amazing thing for your health.
Speaker 1: Great thing too. I was just talking to my family
Speaker 1: members about the server of the weekend. The more the
Speaker 1: older I get, and I'm gonna be forty soon, folks.
Speaker 1: That's right, producer Mike. I'm gonna be forty. Which is
Speaker 1: you know, you're you're a full grown adult. At forty,
Speaker 1: you can rent a car, you can vote, you can
Speaker 1: do all these things, and you're expected to when you're
Speaker 1: twenty five. Well, actually you can't really rent a car
Speaker 1: at the same insurance rate until you're twenty seven. But
Speaker 1: you know, when you're thirty you can do everything, but
Speaker 1: you're still kind of like, I'm figuring it out. When
Speaker 1: you're forty, you're supposed to have it figured out. But anyway,
Speaker 1: one one bit of life advice that I throw in
Speaker 1: the mix here for everybody is or just something that
Speaker 1: I've observed, and so you can take it or leave it.
Speaker 1: Find activities where you're actually spending time with the people
Speaker 1: you're spending time with and not spending time. Just focus
Speaker 1: on that activity. You know this, This is what I
Speaker 1: mean by you know, meal time as a family every
Speaker 1: night together if you can, or as often as you can.
Speaker 1: I know it can't be every night. People have jobs
Speaker 1: and they move around and stuff. But as often as
Speaker 1: you can eat, eat as a family, because you talk
Speaker 1: to each other, you're actually with each other. You're present.
Speaker 1: Find things where you're present together. Playing tennis against each other,
Speaker 1: you're you're pretty present because you actually going to talk
Speaker 1: to each other and you cross the net, you're facing
Speaker 1: each other, you're hitting the ball. You can talk. Depends
Speaker 1: on how competitive you are about it. But you know,
Speaker 1: things like going to a movie together, yeah, can be
Speaker 1: depends going to see a Broadway show, you're kind of
Speaker 1: just watching the thing. I don't know. This is just
Speaker 1: my opinion, but I think that walking together, what I'm
Speaker 1: trying to say, is a great way meals together. Walking together,
Speaker 1: you're actually spending time with people you know, as there
Speaker 1: are other things where I feel like if you're supposed
Speaker 1: to be there in silence, in the dark and not
Speaker 1: which is what you're supposed to do, movies and theater
Speaker 1: and stuff. I'm just gonna say it. Some people, I'm
Speaker 1: fighting a one man crusade, producer Mike against people who
Speaker 1: think that their phones are now their personal DJ systems
Speaker 1: when they're in public, like they're gonna they're just gonna
Speaker 1: play there. They're gonna sit down at a restaurant, you know,
Speaker 1: by themselves, at the at the counter, at the like
Speaker 1: takeout counter, and just start playing whatever tunes they like.
Speaker 1: That this is horrifying. We're not barbarians. I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear your music. Or they sit there with their
Speaker 1: volume all the way up on TikTok. Anyway, go for
Speaker 1: long walk, good for your health. Back to and you
Speaker 1: can talk to family, and I think it's very therapeutic.
Speaker 1: Back to what's going on here with the mandate in
Speaker 1: New York City? What are they gonna do? Are you
Speaker 1: gonna fire everybody? Think of what kind of chaos that's
Speaker 1: going to create in the city. Think of what that
Speaker 1: is going to do if they go forward with it.
Speaker 1: Here is the president of the Uniform Firefighters Association, Andrew or.
Speaker 1: I'm sounding along that my members are not the kind
Speaker 1: of people that bends. You don't want New York City
Speaker 1: firefighters to be the kind of people that go against
Speaker 1: their word and they'll stick to their guns. What do
Speaker 1: you think call us is New York City firefighters to
Speaker 1: crawl down that hallway through that fire to get to
Speaker 1: your family and you. It's that resolve that we have
Speaker 1: and everyone's been ignoring the fact that the reason why
Speaker 1: people love us is that we put our lives on
Speaker 1: the line every day for you. And when we tell
Speaker 1: you we're not going to bend and we're not going
Speaker 1: to break, you have to take you seriously. And now
Speaker 1: we have seventeen hundred firefighters that are basically saying, I
Speaker 1: can't bend. I'm not going to do it. We need
Speaker 1: more time. We have lawsuits that are pending that because
Speaker 1: of this nine day mandate, they're not giving us enough
Speaker 1: time for a day to be held in court. You know,
Speaker 1: we've been pushing the wall, and they're pushing around the
Speaker 1: wrong people. I mean, we're not the kind of people
Speaker 1: that break. You don't want firefighters that break. And right
Speaker 1: now the Mayor of New York and the Department is
Speaker 1: understanding this is what happens when you try to push
Speaker 1: the wrong people around. The firefighters aren't going to break, folks.
Speaker 1: F Dmy, I know some of these guys. I know
Speaker 1: how they are not going to do it. So he
Speaker 1: makes also a pointier about the courts. I mean, they're
Speaker 1: not even allowing this process to play out. They want
Speaker 1: to get it done, because then it is as the
Speaker 1: French saya fetal kompli, it's all finished, right, get the shot,
Speaker 1: and then who cares what the court says. You've already
Speaker 1: gotten the shot. That's the attitude. And this is why
Speaker 1: I've been trying to say, you've got to get ahead
Speaker 1: of this. This is why when I called in August
Speaker 1: for governors to take action against mandates, including private sector
Speaker 1: corporate mandates in their states, it was so important then.
Speaker 1: And Texas and Florida have gone that route. They're doing it.
Speaker 1: South Dakota hasn't. Gee it's so weird, almost like the
Speaker 1: corporations actually called the shots in that state. So here
Speaker 1: we have the president of the Uniform Firefighter Association, Andrew Ansborough,
Speaker 1: making his statement about the firefighters. You look at the
Speaker 1: police situation too, and that's going to get really bad.
Speaker 1: But there are still some smug libs out there who
Speaker 1: are like, too bad, get fired, we don't care. Here's
Speaker 1: another one from the New York Times, David Leonhardt. When
Speaker 1: people quit or get fired because they won't take the vaccine,
Speaker 1: I would think of that. There is some real good
Speaker 1: news there. I mean, it is your legal right to
Speaker 1: not take the vaccine. We live in a country that
Speaker 1: prioritizes individual freedom. But if you refuse to take the vaccine,
Speaker 1: you're putting a lot of people's parents and grandparents, including
Speaker 1: some who are vaccinated, people who are immunocompromised. You are
Speaker 1: putting those people at risk of serious illness or even death.
Speaker 1: And so if the punishment that you need to take
Speaker 1: for potentially harming others is you can't have the job
Speaker 1: you have, I don't have a problem with that. You're
Speaker 1: choosing to put others at risk, people who can't protect themselves,
Speaker 1: and that means I don't have a lot of sympathy
Speaker 1: for what you have to forfeit. That is the lib
Speaker 1: mentality right there. You heard it from him, they can't
Speaker 1: protect themselves? What the vaccine about? Then, your jerk explain
Speaker 1: that they can't protect themselves? What do you mean? Everyone said,
Speaker 1: plenty time to get the shot. You're beautiful, wonderful vaccine,
Speaker 1: that's so effective. So why does everyone else have to
Speaker 1: get the shot? If you oh, because we're going to
Speaker 1: eradicate COVID, that's a fantasy. I've already explained this. There
Speaker 1: is no eradicating COVID. Oh so then this just becomes
Speaker 1: every little bit, every little bit, every little bit, anything
Speaker 1: we can do. It's the same mentality with masks. They're
Speaker 1: masking kids up eight hours a day. It's child abuse
Speaker 1: in schools. Other countries aren't doing this. Every randomized controlled
Speaker 1: study has shown either zero or next to zero benefit
Speaker 1: of masks, every single one of them. But they still
Speaker 1: abuse children with the mask mandates. Why because it's become
Speaker 1: a cultural signifier to them. It's virtue signaling, but it's
Speaker 1: also a cultural tribal affiliation. Oh look at me. I'm
Speaker 1: one of the smart, good fauci loving people. I listen
Speaker 1: to the science, I read the New York Times. I
Speaker 1: put oat milk in my lattes, hauling. This is what
Speaker 1: we're up against. Now, what he says doesn't make any
Speaker 1: sense when you break it down, unless you're taking the
Speaker 1: approach that any level of inconvenience is worth it if
Speaker 1: it stops two percent of cases, one percent of cases.
Speaker 1: Understand this. New York City did a big study of
Speaker 1: restaurants when they reopened them. Do you know how much
Speaker 1: COVID spread they thought was happening in restaurants? One percent?
Speaker 1: Now I see that, and I say, oh, clearly, restaurants
Speaker 1: shouldn't be shut down, right, We're gonna remember that's one
Speaker 1: percent of case spread, not fatality cases. There cases everywhere.
Speaker 1: They would see this though, See, they pick and choose.
Speaker 1: Why not, why not have restaurants shut down all because
Speaker 1: fancy liberals like to go to fancy restaurants, of course,
Speaker 1: so that doesn't get shut down. Was that really necessary?
Speaker 1: You say, oh, well, necessary for the job the restaurant industry. Mean,
Speaker 1: by the way, I think it is necessary. But the
Speaker 1: point I'm trying to make is, notice how they pick
Speaker 1: and choose. Schools had to be shut down for how long?
Speaker 1: How much spread was there in schools? Very very little?
Speaker 1: And they still mask up children. They don't care what
Speaker 1: the data shows. These people are suffering from a mass
Speaker 1: mental illness. They are appalling. They are cowards. There are
Speaker 1: so many cowards in the era of COVID. They know
Speaker 1: that they are lying to people, They know what they
Speaker 1: are saying is untrue, doesn't matter because they want to
Speaker 1: be part of the team, so to speak. Here here's
Speaker 1: even one guy, he some you know, he's a liberal
Speaker 1: and he's wrong, and you know he's crazy about climate change.
Speaker 1: But on some stuff. He's really good, you know, because
Speaker 1: he does have enough credibility with the Libs that he
Speaker 1: can say things something they really don't want to hear.
Speaker 1: Here's Bill Maher on people alone outside wearing masks and
Speaker 1: just a little messaging. I mean, I see it all
Speaker 1: the time. I saw driving in today, people outside alone
Speaker 1: walking with a mask. It's so stupid. It's it's it's
Speaker 1: an amulet. Yes, you know, around away evil spirit. It
Speaker 1: means nothing. I mean, can't we get people to understand
Speaker 1: the facts more? I mean, listen to this. For unvaccinated
Speaker 1: hospitalization risk unvaccinated, forty one percent of Democrats thought it
Speaker 1: was over fifty percent. Hospitalization rate for the vaccinated is
Speaker 1: actually point o one percent and the rate for the
Speaker 1: unvaccinated is point eight nine percent. So in both cases
Speaker 1: the correct answer is less than one percent. They thought
Speaker 1: it was over fifty How do people, especially of one party,
Speaker 1: get such a bad idea? Where did that come from?
Speaker 1: The Libs have lied to us and each other, the
Speaker 1: Libalids and fauci. They've exaggerated, they've misdirected, they've suppressed. That
Speaker 1: is how you have such widespread insanity. Fifty percent risk
Speaker 1: of hospitalization. Do you hear what he said? People think
Speaker 1: if they get COVID fifty fifty chances to go into
Speaker 1: the hospital. Let me tell you something, if our reality,
Speaker 1: I'd be pretty freaked out too, right, hospitalized for all people?
Speaker 1: That's really serious. Yeah, I'm not going to a hospital unless,
Speaker 1: like I think, I'm not gonna make it unless I go.
Speaker 1: I mean, I hate hospitals, like the worst place for
Speaker 1: me next to a prison. I think a hospital is
Speaker 1: a second least favorite place for me to be. How
Speaker 1: did it get this crazy? He's just sighting data. He's
Speaker 1: a lib, but he knows these people out of their minds.
Speaker 1: Everybody in my building is wearing masks. Again, I don't
Speaker 1: wear masks, and I'm just waiting for them to excuse me.
Speaker 1: Resurre theer's or mass policy? Who actually, New York City
Speaker 1: doesn't have a mass policy. My building as a mask policy.
Speaker 1: The building also knows that I'm cool and I'm nice
Speaker 1: to all the staff. So what do you think the
Speaker 1: chances are they going to evict me because I'm not
Speaker 1: wearing a mask? Good blanking luck? Speak about speaking about
Speaker 1: libs who whine and cry? Oh, the Southwest Airlines pilot
Speaker 1: I have to get to see this. One of these days,
Speaker 1: I should be doing a two hour podcast. I've only
Speaker 1: got you know, thirty minutes with you max one like
Speaker 1: twenty five. I'll come back to in a second to
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Speaker 1: It's not device if it's a joke, take a joke. Libs,
Speaker 1: calm down, stop being a bunch of babies. I remember,
Speaker 1: these are the people that want Colin Kaepernick to be
Speaker 1: able to take a knee at the NFL and oh
Speaker 1: he's not allowed to be punished for that. I don't
Speaker 1: thinking all these other players. Do you take a knee
Speaker 1: during your national anthem? Ball? That's free speech? Well what
Speaker 1: about employ yourself? Oh shut up, it's free speech. You know,
Speaker 1: racism and blah bieh blah, all that stuff. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: here we are, here we are and we're looking at this,
Speaker 1: we're saying, okay, so Southwest airl does he have that
Speaker 1: same ability to just sort of say what's on his mind.
Speaker 1: He didn't put anyone at risk, He's not not doing
Speaker 1: his job. He made a joke. Ah, but you see,
Speaker 1: this is essential. This is essential. Libs can't take a joke,
Speaker 1: especially about Joe Biden, because the moment you start to
Speaker 1: make jokes about Biden, the moment you start to see
Speaker 1: what the reality of Joe Biden is, all you can
Speaker 1: think of are the jokes, because he is a joke.
Speaker 1: He's an absurdity. The Emperor has no clothes. In fact,
Speaker 1: the Emperor's walking around at an Oxford shirt and his
Speaker 1: boxers with his you know, calf high black socks going
Speaker 1: where no joke where where in my painch bear, what's
Speaker 1: going on here? No jobs? Jobs build back better? Huh.
Speaker 1: It's just like the like like the you know in
Speaker 1: the back of the day. You ever have a you
Speaker 1: ever have a VHS tape that was already gotten getting
Speaker 1: a little mangled, and he's watched it at some point,
Speaker 1: it would just get all kind of like crazy on
Speaker 1: the screen, and it's kind of what you're seeing with Biden. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: this is the guy they've made president of United States's
Speaker 1: gonna build back, better, bring us all together. He's a
Speaker 1: nice guy. No, he's pushing radical left. The Jenny's a fraud, folks.
Speaker 1: He's always been exactly what he is, which is a
Speaker 1: guy who's not very impressive but just does whatever you
Speaker 1: have to do to go along. Biden is the ultimate
Speaker 1: company man for the Democrat Party. Biden is the tool
Speaker 1: of the apparatus, a largely brainless tool, but a tool nonetheless.
Speaker 1: And people see this, which is why the let's go
Speaker 1: Brandon chant, along with just the fact that the media
Speaker 1: is desk we're trying to cover for him. I mean,
Speaker 1: did anyone really think this is where we'd be a
Speaker 1: year after Biden's election? No, of course, anyone who says
Speaker 1: otherwise lined you, even Libbs thought it'd be better than this.
Speaker 1: This sucks. This sucks. Biden's a chump and a joke,
Speaker 1: and we all see it. It's all very obvious to us.
Speaker 1: Just say what you want about Trump. The guy had
Speaker 1: a vision. He was incredibly entertaining. I mean, obviously I
Speaker 1: like him. But the point is, even if you don't
Speaker 1: like him, you can see why other people like him.
Speaker 1: Why does anybody like Biden as president? Well? Ah, but
Speaker 1: we stumbled, We stumbled toward our own answer here, don't
Speaker 1: we Because he's a joke, Because he's a simpleton who
Speaker 1: does what the apparatus tells him. But he presents as
Speaker 1: you know, blue collar Joe from Scranton who takes the
Speaker 1: choo choo train to work with his little lunch pail
Speaker 1: every day. I mean reality, the guy's got a four
Speaker 1: million dollars beach house, a twenty thousand dollar a month
Speaker 1: rental outside of DC in McLean and the guy's is
Speaker 1: a fancy millionaire. But he does this all m I
Speaker 1: mean his son is selling finger paintings for five hundred k.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's right. He's in touch with the with
Speaker 1: the folks. He's in touch with the middle class. Sure
Speaker 1: he is. It's all a fraud, folks, Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: a fraud top to bottom. You know, Barack Obama was
Speaker 1: a phony in a lot of ways, but he was
Speaker 1: a great actor, gave a good speech, you know, was
Speaker 1: a he represents very well. You know, he had those
Speaker 1: So with Joe Biden, you strip away all that. You
Speaker 1: just get some guy who's not very bright. Look, Obama
Speaker 1: is smarter than Biden. Is It's just just reality, right,
Speaker 1: I Mean I think Hillary smarter than Biden. Biden's the
Speaker 1: dumbest of the bunch. Now this is the president, this
Speaker 1: is the guy. Really, That's why we say let's go Brandon.
Speaker 1: It is a defiant cry not just of mockery about
Speaker 1: the president, but about the people around the president who
Speaker 1: continue the charade, who continue the pretense that this guy
Speaker 1: is not a joke, that he's not a clown, that
Speaker 1: anyone should take him seriously. And that's why they freak out.
Speaker 1: Their people are saying this AP reporter, I mean, by
Speaker 1: the way, the modern American, you know, sort of Reuter's
Speaker 1: ap New York Times journalists, they're like the worst people
Speaker 1: in America. Just understand, like, I will never talk to them.
Speaker 1: I want nothing to do with them. They're the worst
Speaker 1: people in America. Just remember that the most dishonest, the
Speaker 1: biggest egos, who are also the most insecure, the least
Speaker 1: to contribute to society. They're little petty propagandists who go
Speaker 1: home at night and try to convince themselves that the
Speaker 1: lives that they spew and partake in and propagate day
Speaker 1: and day out are making this a better country somehow.
Speaker 1: In case you want to know how I really feel
Speaker 1: about them, that's how I really feel about them. And
Speaker 1: so they're four. We look at the situation right now
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden and the mockery cuts too deeply. They
Speaker 1: cannot accept it because once we start making fun of
Speaker 1: this guy ever and realizes what exactly are we getting here?
Speaker 1: We got rid of Trump. I mean this is honestly,
Speaker 1: I think, what a lot of it. Forget about the
Speaker 1: looney left. They're they're going around worshiping at the feet
Speaker 1: of Gretteth Thunberg at their climate change conference, right and
Speaker 1: what an embarrassment, What an embarrassment. I'm still so proud
Speaker 1: of the fact that I got yelled at on Fox
Speaker 1: News for this, of all places, by a few by
Speaker 1: a few panelists conservatives, allegedly because I said that it's
Speaker 1: it's preposterous that any adults will listen to a sixteen
Speaker 1: year old girl. They're like, stop bashing a sixteen year old.
Speaker 1: You can all go back. I mean media Matters wrote
Speaker 1: about and stuff. I didn't bash the sixteen year old.
Speaker 1: She's sixteen, I mean she's now, she's an adult. So
Speaker 1: I can make fun of her and not be canceled.
Speaker 1: But she's an ignor ramis and quite strange, and the
Speaker 1: fact that anybody listens to her and thinks they have
Speaker 1: a high IQ and good judgment is absurd to me. Right,
Speaker 1: but this is the world we live in. Now. Go
Speaker 1: worship at the at the feet of an eighteen year old,
Speaker 1: a very odd girl who tells the whole world what
Speaker 1: to do about climate and take your private jet to
Speaker 1: get there, just like Jeff Bezos. By the way, all
Speaker 1: these libs, they're all looking for meaning, don't you see,
Speaker 1: Because I don't want to have to get too deep
Speaker 1: into this right now, it's I got a couple of minute.
Speaker 1: But you know, where's God and all this Where's where's
Speaker 1: the humility one has knowing that we're on limited time
Speaker 1: here and that all that really matters is are you
Speaker 1: good to people? Are you are you a worthwhile human being?
Speaker 1: Do you have a relationship with God? Do you know
Speaker 1: live the eternal words of truth? And I know that's
Speaker 1: all like, that's all silly. Worship at the feet of
Speaker 1: the sixteen year old climate goddess that's now she's eighteen
Speaker 1: or nineteen whatever. That's normal to people though. That makes
Speaker 1: sense to them the libs, not to you and me,
Speaker 1: but this is what we are up against. Um well,
Speaker 1: I really I'm so sorry. I gotta leave it there
Speaker 1: for today team, because I could go on for quite
Speaker 1: some length. But obviously you can also listen to to
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