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Speaker 1: We got the Florever Purge, a hilarious ad that makes
Speaker 1: Ron Descantists look like a hero even though it's trying
Speaker 1: to tear him down. You've got a hidden inside the
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred page three point five trillion dollars spending bill,
Speaker 1: a provision that imposes seventy to seven hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: fines on employers who aren't going to go along with
Speaker 1: the Biden vax demand. And you've got the US Marine
Speaker 1: Corps commandant getting a letter being asked to let Lieutenant
Speaker 1: Colonel Scheller out of pre trial confinement, and two January
Speaker 1: fifth riders who committed no violence get forty five days
Speaker 1: in jail. We'll get into all of this, but the
Speaker 1: Florever Purge is where I want to start. You're probably
Speaker 1: wondering what the heck is a Florever Purge? Completely valid
Speaker 1: question one that you should think for yourself. Hold on,
Speaker 1: people are moving to Florida. People want to go to
Speaker 1: Florida who have not lived there before. I consider how
Speaker 1: much better my life would be if I lived in
Speaker 1: Florida versus say, New York sometimes because they're doing a
Speaker 1: good job and also no state income tax and you've
Speaker 1: got better government, etc. But they're doing a good job
Speaker 1: when it comes to COVID. But in the delusional world
Speaker 1: of the left of the Libs, that's not how they
Speaker 1: see it. No, no, they prefer this fantasy of Rhonda Santis' failure,
Speaker 1: and so they made this add You've got to listen
Speaker 1: closely to the words. There's some people on a plane
Speaker 1: with masks on, but the audio pretty much does it
Speaker 1: for you. They think what is being said is reckless,
Speaker 1: is terrifying. That's what they think. Listen very closely to
Speaker 1: the Floever, purge at, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of
Speaker 1: your cabin crew. We'd like to inform you that we
Speaker 1: have officially entered Florida airspace. Now that we're making our
Speaker 1: final descent, please watch this short message from Governor Ron's
Speaker 1: dessentis on COVID nineteen. Thereafter, everyone on board will be
Speaker 1: required to comply with the states. Forever Perge, we are
Speaker 1: not doing any vaccine passports in the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: We trust people to make their own decisions in this state.
Speaker 1: We are not going to be bludgeoning people with restrictions
Speaker 1: and mandates, lockdowns or any of that stuff. As Governor
Speaker 1: dessentis dated. While you're within state line, you do not
Speaker 1: have to wear a mask. If you do not have
Speaker 1: to get a vaccine. It is against the law for
Speaker 1: private businesses or schools to mandate mask or vaccine. And
Speaker 1: you have the absolute right who infect whoever you want,
Speaker 1: whenever and wherever with COVID nineteen. Thank you for traveling
Speaker 1: with them. Enjoy your floor ever purge, I mean, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, Yard Rodzada saying you we're not gonna do lockdowns.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna force masks upon you. We think you
Speaker 1: have individual rights. And the ominous, the ominous music in
Speaker 1: the background bum like you're supposed to be so scared.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Ronda said, just believes in individual liberty.
Speaker 1: Get me out of here. It's amazing. It's amazing because
Speaker 1: the Libs are crazy, as you know, crazy, and so
Speaker 1: that's what I think you need to you need to
Speaker 1: hear from all of this. Why aren't they covering I mean,
Speaker 1: we heard for about two months this summer because of
Speaker 1: the seasonality of the virus in Florida, where you have
Speaker 1: a lot more people indoors without ventilation because of air
Speaker 1: conditioning in the summertime. It makes sense, folks, we know
Speaker 1: what's going on. Why is it that all of a
Speaker 1: sudden you're not hearing about how rhondascentis is killing everybody?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Rhondascentis is an AX murderer. Could it be?
Speaker 1: Could it be? Because Florida cases for COVID or down
Speaker 1: about fifty percent, give or take. Wait a second, So
Speaker 1: you mean the media does a hyper focus on a
Speaker 1: virus that has spread all across the country that's infected
Speaker 1: about one hundred and fifty million people, probably a lot
Speaker 1: more than that that when it's in a red state,
Speaker 1: when it serves the political narrative, there's a tremendous focus
Speaker 1: on it from Democrats. But when it ceases in those
Speaker 1: areas rather rapidly and begins to creep up, the numbers
Speaker 1: are going up further north and in some of the
Speaker 1: bluer places. As that happens, they all of a sudden
Speaker 1: lose interest in cases that can't be because it's so
Speaker 1: dishonest and our media wouldn't be. I know, of course
Speaker 1: they're so dishonest it's appalling. But can't even get away
Speaker 1: with the sarcasm, can't even say it out loud because
Speaker 1: you know how silly it is. But you know what,
Speaker 1: they are now all in on the kind of tyranny
Speaker 1: that they said they would never do, but we knew
Speaker 1: they would do because we understand the character of the left,
Speaker 1: we know how they view power, we understand the mentality.
Speaker 1: This is all emotional for them, and that's why they're
Speaker 1: a little high priest of Faucism, really, the Pope of Fauciism,
Speaker 1: little Fouch himself. He's going around paying further lip service
Speaker 1: to this idea that we should be forcing vaccines on everyone,
Speaker 1: including the previously infected. It is inexcusable, It is unscientific.
Speaker 1: There is no basis for making people that already have
Speaker 1: antibodies from previous infection to get this shot. Because if
Speaker 1: you're going to say, oh, but the shot will make
Speaker 1: them even less lie, it'll be even more okay. Should
Speaker 1: they get a booster shot every thirty days? Is that reasonable?
Speaker 1: How about every thirty days we got a booster shot.
Speaker 1: Got to top off the gotta top off the antibodies right.
Speaker 1: At some point it is not worth the cost. At
Speaker 1: some point the tradeoff is too high. Here's little Fauci,
Speaker 1: though the lab coat tyrant himself. The only problem is
Speaker 1: is that we're entering the coolest full season, and we're
Speaker 1: entering a situation where children will be coming back to school,
Speaker 1: there'll be more activity in the full We have got
Speaker 1: to do whatever we can to get those already seventy
Speaker 1: or so million people who are eligible to be vaccinated.
Speaker 1: We've got to get them to be vaccinated. We've got
Speaker 1: to convince them through the trusted messages why it's important
Speaker 1: for their own health, for that of their families, but
Speaker 1: also something that we continue to emphasize the societal responsibility
Speaker 1: to get that veil of protection over society. You've got
Speaker 1: to get the veil of protection over society. Anybody who
Speaker 1: listens to this person is either a handmaiden of tyranny
Speaker 1: at this point, or just not very smart. I mean,
Speaker 1: they either want to be controlled, they either believe in
Speaker 1: authoritarian health statism, or they're just not very bright. They're
Speaker 1: so terrified, perhaps that the usual synapses in their brain
Speaker 1: cannot fire at the rate that they need to make
Speaker 1: good choices and good decisions. That's the situation as I
Speaker 1: see it right now, and people are suffering because of
Speaker 1: this madness. Here's United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby explaining, how
Speaker 1: you know they fired five hundred and ninety three people. Sorry, Well, look,
Speaker 1: I'm really proud and gratified that the ninety team excluding
Speaker 1: the people that have applied for religious or medical accommodation,
Speaker 1: over ninety nine percent got back totate. It proves that
Speaker 1: vaccine mandates do work and that you can get a
Speaker 1: huge percentage of your of your workforce vaccinated. You know,
Speaker 1: I wish it had have been one hundred percent, but
Speaker 1: it was never going to be one hundred percent. But
Speaker 1: I think nine nine percent we feel feel really good about.
Speaker 1: You know, I feel bad for the five hundred ninety
Speaker 1: three people, the less than one percent that aren't going
Speaker 1: to leave, But we were focused on doing the right
Speaker 1: thing for United Airlines and it's great to have this
Speaker 1: in the rear view mirror for us in the building
Speaker 1: to just move forward. Now. Yeah, too bad for almost
Speaker 1: six hundred folks lost their jobs, lost their healthcare. You know,
Speaker 1: no big deal. Do they give them the option of
Speaker 1: even proving a prior infection and antibodies. No, no, get
Speaker 1: the shot or else, get the shot or else? Does
Speaker 1: anyone think that this is going to be the last
Speaker 1: time they do this? I don't even just mean with vaccines.
Speaker 1: Do you think this is the last time they're going
Speaker 1: to say in the interest of public fill in the blank.
Speaker 1: You could say health. Sure, you could also say the
Speaker 1: battle against climate change, the battle against gun violence. They'll
Speaker 1: fill in the blank with whatever they want, don't you see?
Speaker 1: This ultimately comes down to the collective versus the individual.
Speaker 1: This ultimately is a struggle between the rights of a
Speaker 1: free person versus the power of a collectivist society to
Speaker 1: force compliance because of what elites, not even a truly
Speaker 1: representative government, because of what elites think is good to remember,
Speaker 1: this has all been really healthcare bureaucracy that's making these determinations,
Speaker 1: and then our elected officials go along with it, and
Speaker 1: they insulate themselves from accountability by saying, oh, we're just
Speaker 1: listening to the experts. We're just listening to they don't
Speaker 1: get mad at me, sir, I'm just listening to the expert.
Speaker 1: Little fouch in the corner. I'm the expert, you know,
Speaker 1: little Fouch saying, I'm running the show. That's right, that's
Speaker 1: what's going on. So, friends, it's going to be a
Speaker 1: very interesting winter time because here's what we're facing. If
Speaker 1: the cases go up dramatically and hospitalizations go up to
Speaker 1: it means that this vaccine fades rapidly, even in the
Speaker 1: most important area of preventing serious infection for those who
Speaker 1: have gotten it. And that means now we're in the
Speaker 1: world of getting boosters forever. And you'll probably go through
Speaker 1: that for a few years where they're trying to mandate boosters,
Speaker 1: and then they'll realize, wait a second, maybe a more
Speaker 1: sensible policy would be, Oh, I don't know what we
Speaker 1: have with say the flu, where high, high risk individuals
Speaker 1: are recommended to get the shot and no one has
Speaker 1: made to get the shot, and you certainly don't make
Speaker 1: twenty five year olds who are at almost no risk
Speaker 1: get it. You know, this is the part of it
Speaker 1: that is never discussed. There's never a conversation about why
Speaker 1: are vaccinated people so terrified? Still they believe it prevents
Speaker 1: hospitalization and death. So what is the problem. The unvaccinated
Speaker 1: have made their choice, right, everyone has had the chance.
Speaker 1: There is there's nobody out there in any meaningful numbers
Speaker 1: right now, who is saying, you know what, I'm terrified
Speaker 1: of COVID, but I refuse to get the shot that
Speaker 1: doesn't exist. And people are gonna say, oh, but what
Speaker 1: about somebody who's immuno compromised who can't get the shot? Okay,
Speaker 1: So what's the policy going to be? Are there any limitations? Then?
Speaker 1: Is there any societal risk? You know, we are we
Speaker 1: going to ban peanuts tomorrow because somebody could die from
Speaker 1: you opening a bag of peanuts on the plane. I
Speaker 1: don't mean ban them just on planes, I mean everywhere. Well,
Speaker 1: that would seem a bit extreme, right, Well, people go
Speaker 1: into anaphylactic shock and they die. Let's make peanuts as
Speaker 1: illegal as heroin. Right. You can see how you play
Speaker 1: these scenarios out, and there is a level of absurdity
Speaker 1: we can reach where at least ninety percent, maybe one
Speaker 1: hundred percent, depends on the issue of the population can
Speaker 1: see that it's crazy. Not It will never one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: There's always some group that is completely out of their minds.
Speaker 1: So here's the other thing I want you to know.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about the January six people that
Speaker 1: have gone away for forty five days in a moment
Speaker 1: as well as the only person who's serving time. Here's
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Colonel Scheller in pre trial confinement, of course, for
Speaker 1: speaking out against the poor job done by his military superiors.
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Speaker 1: So we've got two January five riders who committed no
Speaker 1: violence have gone to prison now for forty five days.
Speaker 1: And I'm just gonna say this. How many people who
Speaker 1: committed no violence in the riots of blm over the
Speaker 1: summer of twenty twenty how many of them went to
Speaker 1: prison for forty five days? I don't know the answer,
Speaker 1: but I want I want the answer. I'd like to
Speaker 1: know how many of them? Right? Oh, oh, but Buck,
Speaker 1: it's so different. It's the Capitol Building. Really, Yeah, tell
Speaker 1: it to someone whose store whose livelihood was looted. Or
Speaker 1: burned to the ground because of a movement that, as
Speaker 1: we now know, a movement that pushed for a narrative
Speaker 1: of anti police sentiment that ended up with a thirty
Speaker 1: percent national increase in the homicide rate. That to me
Speaker 1: seems like a pretty horrific record. Right BLM was the
Speaker 1: reason for the increase in murders in this country. That's
Speaker 1: just what happened. The Ferguson effect, police on the defensive
Speaker 1: because the left in this country wanted to embrace self indulgent,
Speaker 1: babyish anarchy and so that's where we were. That was
Speaker 1: the situation. That's what happened. And was there anybody really
Speaker 1: punished for it. No, they were not punished for it.
Speaker 1: They generally got away with it. But if you're a
Speaker 1: January sixth rider, oh my gosh, the insurrection, who is
Speaker 1: punished in society and who is given not just a
Speaker 1: second chance, who's given free reign. That's a very important thing.
Speaker 1: You learn a lot about the elites, you learn a
Speaker 1: lot about the establishment based on who is willing to
Speaker 1: bring charges and who is not, and under what context
Speaker 1: and what reality. So that's something that I think you
Speaker 1: should understand very clearly. As you see this forty five
Speaker 1: days for two of the January six riders. How many
Speaker 1: of the BLM riders. Oh, and Lieutenant Colonel Scheller, he
Speaker 1: spoke out. He's a patriot. He was upset. Now, look,
Speaker 1: I understand that he knew the consequences of his actions,
Speaker 1: and he's willing to pay in the sense that he's
Speaker 1: already lost his job, he's lost his pension, he's fired,
Speaker 1: he's gone. But pre trial confinement, they're gonna hold this
Speaker 1: guy in the brig and just add additional punishment because
Speaker 1: he spoke out. He didn't risk operational security, He didn't
Speaker 1: give away secrets or you know, do something in a
Speaker 1: war zone that put anybody in jeopard No, he spoke
Speaker 1: out as a patriot against the ineptitude of the conniving
Speaker 1: military brass who are currently playing this game with the
Speaker 1: Biden administration without trying to make it seem like, oh, no,
Speaker 1: they knew what they were doing. It's Biden who wouldn't
Speaker 1: listen to them about the soldiers being left behind. Sure, sure,
Speaker 1: I'm not exactly about to believe that people are being
Speaker 1: honest on this one, but just remember that whom a
Speaker 1: society he chooses to punish and and whom it lets
Speaker 1: go is a very important indicator of where the elites
Speaker 1: are on an issue and how they're wielding their power,
Speaker 1: either for or against those things that you control. By
Speaker 1: the way, absolute confidence from according to Jensaki on Chamber
Speaker 1: of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Milly because he held
Speaker 1: the line for the left, for the Democrats. Here, I
Speaker 1: would say, first, he absolutely has confidence in Chairman Milly.
Speaker 1: He's worked side by side with him over the last
Speaker 1: nine months through clearly some difficult times, difficult decisions in
Speaker 1: his presidency. He has a different relationship with Chairman Milly
Speaker 1: than I expect President Trump did. I can't speak to
Speaker 1: that relationship, but he does have trusted him, does have
Speaker 1: trusted him, of course, because he did what he was
Speaker 1: supposed to do, which is sure that a Bide administration,
Speaker 1: the apparatus of leftist control in the government, the deep
Speaker 1: state all protected. And now we have the debt ceiling
Speaker 1: fight to discuss, as well as the budget showdown and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. I don't spend as much time on
Speaker 1: this perhaps as some others, because here's the truth, they're
Speaker 1: going to spend too much money, They're going to ram
Speaker 1: a lot of things through and Unfortunately, I am reminded
Speaker 1: of that obamaism that elections have consequences. We should have
Speaker 1: won one of those Georgia Senate seats. My friends, this
Speaker 1: is on the Republican Party. We would have been able
Speaker 1: to do a whole lot more if we had split government,
Speaker 1: but we don't are split Congress. Chuck Schumer is now
Speaker 1: out there. I mean Chuck and Nancy. They've played this
Speaker 1: game so many times before. This is now just a
Speaker 1: contest of demagogues. Raise the debt ceilings, spend whatever we want.
Speaker 1: Republicans are greedy capitalists and racists and whatever. Here's Schumer.
Speaker 1: Throughout history, there have certainly been governments that have defaulted
Speaker 1: on their debt, but never has there been a default
Speaker 1: caused by pure stupidity. In this case, Republicans stupidity. Well,
Speaker 1: Democrats are working to prevent such an outcome from happening now.
Speaker 1: Over the past week, our caucus has tried to find
Speaker 1: a workable solution to avoid default on our sovereign debt,
Speaker 1: but the Republicans have stymied us at every opportunity. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, the default, it's all everyone's gonna please. We've
Speaker 1: been here before. This's just the game, the brinksmanship. It's
Speaker 1: a it's not a you know, it doesn't mean oh no,
Speaker 1: the government shuts down. It's so scary. Government has shut
Speaker 1: down before. And in fact, what you find out is
Speaker 1: that the government during a shutdown has to the people
Speaker 1: that want to push for more spending and more state
Speaker 1: control of everything, statism, I should say, they have to
Speaker 1: make it even scarier. They have to shut down things
Speaker 1: that you would actually be able to continue. You know, no,
Speaker 1: Noah Park's open, No, no one's allowed to go do
Speaker 1: the things that they Oh yeah, of course, make it
Speaker 1: as visible and as painful for people as you possibly can.
Speaker 1: And the Democrats, i think also at some level know
Speaker 1: that this is the chance they have because the midterms
Speaker 1: are not looking good for Democrats right now. It turns
Speaker 1: out when the American people, at least enough of them,
Speaker 1: find out, is that the Democrat Party isn't actually good
Speaker 1: at governance, but it's really good at demogoguery and making
Speaker 1: promises that can't keep. So they got to get this
Speaker 1: done now. They got to get it through now. And
Speaker 1: that's why you got Pernie Fenders out there saying things
Speaker 1: like mansion and cinema better not slow down the socialism train.
Speaker 1: I think my frustration Anderson is not necessarily the views
Speaker 1: of mister Mansion or miss Cinema. It is that when
Speaker 1: you got forty eight people on one side and the
Speaker 1: American people overwhelmingly on the same side, and one or
Speaker 1: two people on the other side, you know it is
Speaker 1: not appropriate. I think for those couple of people to
Speaker 1: slow down progress. They have a right to be heard,
Speaker 1: they have a right to, you know, get concessions. That's
Speaker 1: what the process is. But you know, any member of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Aucus, myself, anybody else, I believe in a
Speaker 1: Medicare roll, single payer program. I think the current healthcare
Speaker 1: system is this functional. I could go to Chuck Schumer
Speaker 1: tomorrow and say, Chuck, I'm not voting for that bill
Speaker 1: unless you have Medicare roll. But that's not what the
Speaker 1: caucus wants. That would be irresponsible. Don't slow down the
Speaker 1: socialism train. Bernie saying how dare you, sir? How dare you? Anderson?
Speaker 1: That's a great I just want him to only go
Speaker 1: on that show on CNN so have to hear him
Speaker 1: say Anderson, Oh yeah, Bernie Sanders, everybody, that's what the
Speaker 1: Democrat parties turned into. They're gonna You know what they're saying,
Speaker 1: by the way, they could spend anything doesn't matter. That
Speaker 1: the whole notion of spending too much as a myth.
Speaker 1: One of the MSNBC beta mails said this on Twitter
Speaker 1: last night. This is what they tell you now, spend
Speaker 1: whatever you want, doesn't matter, No big deal. Meanwhile, back
Speaker 1: in reality land, the Dollar Tree Store is now going
Speaker 1: to have to sell things for more than a dollar
Speaker 1: for the first time ever, if you want, if you
Speaker 1: wanted to kind of down home main Street, how inflation
Speaker 1: starts to hit the Dollar Tree Store no longer a dollar.
Speaker 1: I think we'll leave it there for today, folks. As
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna be in Tuscaloosa, Alabama this weekend
Speaker 1: going to the old Miss University of Alabama game with
Speaker 1: my good buddy and co host Clay Travis. So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be in Birmingham Friday night. So send me your
Speaker 1: recommendations for the best barbecue in Birmingham, Alabama, please, And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be at that game. So if you're gonna
Speaker 1: be at the game, come find us. We're gonna be
Speaker 1: at some bar doing a pregame or whatever you call
Speaker 1: a tailgate. Yeah, there you go Tailgate eight party, and
Speaker 1: then I'll be wandering around. Just look for the poofy
Speaker 1: hair with sunglasses on top. That'll be me. Talk to
Speaker 1: you all tomorrow. She'll tie