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Speaker 1: your lips cut off. I think about this sometimes. I
Speaker 1: think about it because we tell these stories about terrible
Speaker 1: things that happened to people long ago, and we're so
Speaker 1: removed from it by time, can't see pictures of it,
Speaker 1: that it almost doesn't seem real. I mean, I sit
Speaker 1: here every single day and I tell you a story
Speaker 1: from history, thirty thousand foot views story. Remember, if any
Speaker 1: of this stuff fascinates you, dig I have to I
Speaker 1: have to gloss over so much or the show'd be
Speaker 1: ten hours a day. But we tell these stories, and
Speaker 1: sometimes even to me, they just seem like stories something
Speaker 1: somebody made up somewhere, especially the ancient, ancient stuff that's
Speaker 1: extra horrific. We talked about Assyrians before, we'll talk about
Speaker 1: them a little today. That's not what we're focusing on.
Speaker 1: But the things they used to do to people, playing
Speaker 1: people alive. It doesn't seem real. It's it's it's something,
Speaker 1: it's something out of the Game of Thrones. It's not real,
Speaker 1: but it is real. That person may have lived long,
Speaker 1: long ago, but was a very real human being, a
Speaker 1: very real human being that had to go through something
Speaker 1: like that. What goes through your mind. You are sitting
Speaker 1: in a Babylonian court, you're being judged. They have a law,
Speaker 1: they have judges will get to that in a minute.
Speaker 1: And they passed down a sentence that you have to
Speaker 1: have your lips cut off, your eyes gouged out of
Speaker 1: your head. What what does that feel like? Because I
Speaker 1: say this because I have this fascination with law and
Speaker 1: order and courts and cops and judges and lawyers, and
Speaker 1: really I have this fascination with prisoners. I think about
Speaker 1: this all the time when we see a prisoner on
Speaker 1: TV these days, you know, they'll do the in court
Speaker 1: room video or sketch and you're sitting there facing the
Speaker 1: death penalty and you don't know what the jury's going
Speaker 1: to say, and you sit there and they stand up
Speaker 1: and say the word guilty. What does that exact moment
Speaker 1: feel like? Is it so horrible it doesn't even seem real?
Speaker 1: And that's for that's for an American prison. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying our prisons are great, but that's not a sentence
Speaker 1: to have somebody slice your lips off. What does that
Speaker 1: feel like? It is? It is something how absolutely vicious
Speaker 1: the ancient world was. Maybe we didn't know any better,
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe that was just how it had to be,
Speaker 1: But it is amazing that that is real, that that
Speaker 1: stuff really happened. So we're going to do just a
Speaker 1: brief overview of a story today Mesopotamia. We're going to
Speaker 1: focus on ancient Iraq, Iran, Israel. Obviously none of them
Speaker 1: were called that at the time. We're going to focus
Speaker 1: on that area and the beginning of it, or the
Speaker 1: beginning of what we know the first real civilization. We know.
Speaker 1: There's probably one you haven't really heard of before, Sumeria.
Speaker 1: Sumeria is the one who really laid down a lot
Speaker 1: of the framework. You know, people began to come together.
Speaker 1: They began to come together so they could farm in
Speaker 1: mass They began to come together more and more in
Speaker 1: these larger cities for protection, protection against raiding tribes, protection
Speaker 1: against violence. And this civilization arose all the Samerians. And
Speaker 1: what's shocking is we know a lot about the Samarians,
Speaker 1: even that we're talking six thousand years ago. We know
Speaker 1: a lot about the Samarians because they wrote things down
Speaker 1: on clay instead of paper. We lost we've lost so
Speaker 1: much of history. We've lost so much history that came
Speaker 1: after the Samarians. But a lot of that's because it
Speaker 1: was written on paper. Building burns down. Written on paper,
Speaker 1: history gone. Sumerians are etching their stuff on clay tablets.
Speaker 1: We still have them today. And the Sumerians came up
Speaker 1: with writing as far as we know. And do you
Speaker 1: know why writing came about? Initially it came about because
Speaker 1: people were gathering in these cities and there was no
Speaker 1: way to keep track of the logistical needs of a
Speaker 1: city without writing something down. So they created writing. The
Speaker 1: Sumerians created the wheel. They really were the civilization there. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into this because I know
Speaker 1: somebody's gonna scream at me that, no, you don't understand
Speaker 1: that the Chinese were already doing this. The Chin. I
Speaker 1: know that. I know that because we can only go
Speaker 1: off of what we think we know. But there's so
Speaker 1: much that didn't get written down. There was probably a
Speaker 1: gigantic civilization out there before the Sumerians that got wiped
Speaker 1: off the map and didn't have writing, and therefore we'll
Speaker 1: never ever know about them, lost to history. But the
Speaker 1: Sumerians are here and they begin to settle this area,
Speaker 1: like I said, big cities, farming, and then we get
Speaker 1: the Acadians. Now, what the Acadians were to the Sumerians
Speaker 1: were stupid immigrant barbarians. Tell me, if you've heard this
Speaker 1: story before, large powerful empire has some rough and tough
Speaker 1: immigrant people it considers to be barbarians, allows them within
Speaker 1: its borders, does not properly disperse them in its borders.
Speaker 1: They grow in size and grow in size, until one
Speaker 1: day they are more powerful than the country that allowed
Speaker 1: them in and they take it over. No, I'm not
Speaker 1: doing some American immigration compares. And it's just stunning how
Speaker 1: often that happens throughout history. We welcomed them then, and
Speaker 1: now there's a lot of them. Wow, now there's a
Speaker 1: lot of them. Oh wow, Now they're running the show.
Speaker 1: And a man rose out of this called Sargon the Great.
Speaker 1: What a great ancient name. Sargon the Great, the Acadian king.
Speaker 1: And while Sumeria gets a lot of credit for being
Speaker 1: one of the first settled societies, you know, writing the
Speaker 1: wheel things like that, Sargon the Great gets most of
Speaker 1: the historical credit for teaching the world what an empire is.
Speaker 1: Isn't that odd that nobody knew that? It just wasn't
Speaker 1: something that occurred to people. Wait a minute, hold on,
Speaker 1: I can I can take a powerful army and take
Speaker 1: over there, and take over there, and take over there,
Speaker 1: and it'll all be mine. I wonder if, and I
Speaker 1: know this is a stupid thing to wonder. I get that.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that happened on purpose or if that
Speaker 1: was one of those things that just kind of happened.
Speaker 1: You know, you have your Sargon the Great, you have
Speaker 1: this powerful armor. You have your city, the city next
Speaker 1: door to you. You guys getting a tussle over something,
Speaker 1: and so you just fight him and you beat him,
Speaker 1: and you're looking around and you think, I like it here,
Speaker 1: I think I'll stay. And then you get in another
Speaker 1: argument with the next city over and the same thing happened.
Speaker 1: You look around, you think I like it here, I
Speaker 1: think I'll stay, and soon you own it all. Either way,
Speaker 1: it didn't end with Sargon. These are uncertain financial times,
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Speaker 1: Sargon the Great is great creates for himself an empire,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't last forever, because nothing lasts forever. And remember,
Speaker 1: they're all just trying to figure this out at this
Speaker 1: point in time. They're all working this out. And to
Speaker 1: hear me talk about it, it's going to make it
Speaker 1: sound like this lasted. You know, it's twenty years and
Speaker 1: they figured things out. We are quite literally talking about
Speaker 1: thousands of years. It's just so long, and things take
Speaker 1: so long. In the ancient times, after Sargon the Great,
Speaker 1: the Amyrites came. I know you've heard of them. They
Speaker 1: were also considered to be barbarians. Tell me if you've
Speaker 1: heard stop me, if you've heard this before, and then
Speaker 1: the Amayrites began to really settle down, create big cities.
Speaker 1: In out of big cities they created came what we
Speaker 1: know as Babylon. Now, Babylon is an interesting, interesting society.
Speaker 1: Babylon's interesting for a couple of different reasons. One, everybody
Speaker 1: who came after them was fascinated by them and admired them.
Speaker 1: For the most part. I'm talking about people like the Greeks,
Speaker 1: the Assyrians will get to that in a minute. Who
Speaker 1: existed with them, The Romans, They admired Babylon. You've heard
Speaker 1: probably of the hanging gardens of Babylon. You've seen a
Speaker 1: million TV shows in movies named Babylon something. You can
Speaker 1: go google it. There's something about this society that fascinates us.
Speaker 1: Also didn't exactly get the best press in the Bible, understandably,
Speaker 1: so clearly God was not a fan. You can It's
Speaker 1: not just not just the old Bible either. We'll get
Speaker 1: to we'll get to the stuff with Nebuchadnezzar and the Jews,
Speaker 1: but you can find Babylon and revelations. They're talking about
Speaker 1: the horror of Babylon. I'm sorry to put it so bluntly,
Speaker 1: but that's that's right there, So there was there was
Speaker 1: a divide there understandably. So keep in mind as we
Speaker 1: talk about Babylon today and Babylon's advancements and Assyrians and
Speaker 1: things like that, and obviously there are historically some really
Speaker 1: cool things. We're also talking about people who practiced child sacrifice,
Speaker 1: never a good thing. And let's just dwell on that
Speaker 1: for a moment, because I always find this to be
Speaker 1: sick and still fascinating at the same time. Religions like
Speaker 1: the Babylonians, they're going to come up with a religion,
Speaker 1: and they did, and they had gods of barley and
Speaker 1: gods of this, and guards of the gods of that.
Speaker 1: If their main god was Marduk, how do you, in
Speaker 1: the process of creating your religion over a long period
Speaker 1: of time, how do you look at children and think,
Speaker 1: if we kill that child, that will be helpful. The
Speaker 1: thing is with all these ancient societies, in the different
Speaker 1: ways they viewed things, and they create all these gods
Speaker 1: out of thin air and stuff. I get it. I'm
Speaker 1: not encouraging it, but I understand it. The ancient Greeks,
Speaker 1: do you have a god of war, you have a
Speaker 1: god of the ocean? Poseidon a god of the underworld. Heydies,
Speaker 1: you're trying to make sense of the world. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: I get that. How does one get from that to
Speaker 1: let me murder this baby? And I understand we are
Speaker 1: all products of our culture. You've heard me talking about
Speaker 1: it a million times. That's why I try not to
Speaker 1: judge historical people, because they were just they were following
Speaker 1: whatever was acceptable in their culture. But again, it's a child.
Speaker 1: If you're the priest, parent, priestess, whatever it may be,
Speaker 1: and you're told to do this, is there nothing inside
Speaker 1: of you that says this isn't right. And we're not
Speaker 1: even just talking about not that this would be any better.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about laying the child child down for
Speaker 1: lethal injection here, we're talking throwing your child into the flames.
Speaker 1: How does one get to be that evil? And not
Speaker 1: only that evil, a society that accepts it, not one person,
Speaker 1: there's always one nut out there. A society that accepts that.
Speaker 1: That blows me away. It absolutely blows me away. So
Speaker 1: we'll set that aside for now, but keep in mind
Speaker 1: that's what we're dealing with. But the Babylonians rise, and
Speaker 1: they rise quickly and setting the child sacrifice stuff. They
Speaker 1: really lay down the model for the ancient world as
Speaker 1: what a air fingers quote civilized society should be. We're
Speaker 1: talking cities of a hundred thousand people. That is so
Speaker 1: absurdly massive. They didn't have cities of one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: people for centuries after this. That is absurdly massive. The
Speaker 1: Assyrians were doing it too, and Babylon rises up and
Speaker 1: they become this center of culture of science. They're studying
Speaker 1: the stars. It was really interesting as I was doing
Speaker 1: a bunch of reading on Babylon. They're scientists. They were
Speaker 1: huge on science and studying nature and studying this. Their
Speaker 1: scientists were very much, not necessarily part of their religion,
Speaker 1: but under the umbrella of their religion. And I got
Speaker 1: to thinking, what's changed? So are ours now? If you
Speaker 1: consider our national religion to have shifted from Christianity haha
Speaker 1: up hears Chris, from Christianity to Leftism, and I think,
Speaker 1: I say it has. Obviously I do not view that
Speaker 1: as a progression, but it simply has. Scientists in any
Speaker 1: society serve under the umbrella of that society's religion. They do.
Speaker 1: But anyway, Babylon extremely advanced and a man comes along
Speaker 1: and creates something that's going to sound odd. It's going
Speaker 1: to sound odd, because how could you create something that's
Speaker 1: always existed, Well, it didn't always exist. Hammer Robbie or
Speaker 1: Hammer Robbie, depending on how educated you are, and you
Speaker 1: know how we educated, I'm not. He rises as a
Speaker 1: ruler of Babylon. The man reigned for forty three years,
Speaker 1: which in and of itself is incredible. To live for
Speaker 1: forty three years back in these times, it's amazing. Reigned
Speaker 1: for forty three years, and he came up with written down,
Speaker 1: established law, a rule of law. It's called hammer Abbie's Code.
Speaker 1: Isn't it astounding to think about? That? Not existing at
Speaker 1: all before hammer Abbie? Isn't that amazing to think about?
Speaker 1: It was one of those things where the strong ruled
Speaker 1: the week. Societies were ruled by monarchs. Cases of crimes,
Speaker 1: whatever they may be, are decided by the king, or
Speaker 1: by the king's appointed governors, or by the king's appointed judges.
Speaker 1: Now you asked, Jesse, but what were those crimes? Again,
Speaker 1: totally decided by the king, totally decided by the governor,
Speaker 1: completely up to them. Guess what I just decided? What
Speaker 1: you just did to crime? Okay, well, what does that mean.
Speaker 1: It means we're gonna couch your eyeballs out. I just
Speaker 1: decided that too, and a man came along and said,
Speaker 1: we're gonna change all that and came up with hammer
Speaker 1: Abbie's code. And by the way, it's really really cool again.
Speaker 1: These people were writing things down, etching things in stone.
Speaker 1: We you know what hammer Abbie's code was. I am
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Speaker 1: to be supremely fascinating. And I'd love to take a
Speaker 1: quick time machine trip back to Babylon and check things out.
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Speaker 1: an adjustment for the little tyke, and depending on how
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Speaker 1: we don't know. We don't etch things on a tablet. No,
Speaker 1: why are you pooping in the road. I'm kidding. I
Speaker 1: think they had toilets quit. Now, Babylon rises becomes this
Speaker 1: cultural censor. A lot of people get confused about Babylon
Speaker 1: and Assyria because it's really easy to get confused who
Speaker 1: came first, what they kind of came up together. Babylon
Speaker 1: rose in the south, Assyria rose in the north. Babylon,
Speaker 1: by all accounts, was the more powerful one early, and
Speaker 1: then the Assyrians rose, and well, like we talked about
Speaker 1: on that show, the Assyrians were militarily absurdly good and
Speaker 1: their culture was absurdly brutal. And the Assyrians rose and
Speaker 1: dominated everybody around them, and eventually they took over Babylon.
Speaker 1: But Babylon is one of those places. If it sounds
Speaker 1: like I kind of admire them child sacrifice or not,
Speaker 1: it's because I do. And this is the reason why. Well,
Speaker 1: it's not all the science stuff and all that Babylon
Speaker 1: Everybody eventually found out it's just virtually impossible to have
Speaker 1: Babylon as part of your empire because they will always rebel.
Speaker 1: They don't think they're supposed to be part of your empire.
Speaker 1: They're just always going to give you problems no matter what. Eventually,
Speaker 1: the Assyrians they get a king named Sonacarebe. Sonacareb as
Speaker 1: always has all kinds of problems with Babylon. Now I
Speaker 1: should lay out for you. While the Assyrians were brutal
Speaker 1: and tearing people's skin off and doing all the terrible
Speaker 1: things Assyria is known for doing. And they did take
Speaker 1: over Babylon. They still had a humongous admiration for Babylon.
Speaker 1: They when they took it over, they essentially decided that's
Speaker 1: out of our cultural center too. Again, everybody admired Babylon. Sanakareb, however,
Speaker 1: can't seem to get Babylon under control. It's driving him insane.
Speaker 1: He eventually sends his son down there to rule Babylon.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm sending my boy down to get you
Speaker 1: people in line. Well, Sanakareb's son takes a bunch of
Speaker 1: the Babylonians and fights a little battle with someone else.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into it. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Sonacareb's son dies in this battle. Again, this is the
Speaker 1: era where kings we're supposed to be with the army,
Speaker 1: oftentimes in the front of the army. In my opinion,
Speaker 1: those are better days. You see, you are a lot
Speaker 1: less willing to start a war when you're the one
Speaker 1: catching an arrow in the face. Sanakareb, however, did not
Speaker 1: appreciate the Babylonian efforts to protect his boy. When I
Speaker 1: say did not appreciate. I mean, he gathered up in
Speaker 1: Assyrian army, marched down on a city he already controlled,
Speaker 1: surrounded it, killed every man, woman and child inside, and
Speaker 1: raised the city to the ground. He actually has we
Speaker 1: have direct quotes from Snakareeb talking about how he tore
Speaker 1: down every stone and flooded the place on purpose. He
Speaker 1: screwed up their irrigation, like I want it gone forever.
Speaker 1: But again, those resilient Babylonians, it's tough to keep him down.
Speaker 1: You killed everybody, you raised the city to the ground.
Speaker 1: Not everybody, but most of the people. You raised the
Speaker 1: city to the ground. And yet Babylon starts to make
Speaker 1: a comeback and starts to make a comeback, and Senakareeb
Speaker 1: eventually went away. And it should be no even the
Speaker 1: Assyrians were horrified by what Snakreb did to Babylon because
Speaker 1: they loved Babylon. And the Assyrians did not stay in
Speaker 1: power forever. It's very difficult to stay in power forever
Speaker 1: when you're so brutal to everybody, because do you make
Speaker 1: a lot of enemies? How many times if we had
Speaker 1: this conversation about our own daily lives, yours mine, you
Speaker 1: don't have to pile up enemies. I see people do
Speaker 1: this so often now, I see people do it on
Speaker 1: social media all the time, because it's not personal to you.
Speaker 1: Stop piling up enemies. It's fine to have enemies. Lord knows,
Speaker 1: I have plenty of them. They've been calling trying to
Speaker 1: get me kicked off the air for a week. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot longer than a week, that's right, Chris. But
Speaker 1: still it's fine to pile them up if it's not intentional.
Speaker 1: Don't pile them up on purpose, at least not in
Speaker 1: your own industry. Anyway. The Assyrian Empire begins to break
Speaker 1: up and fall. They're splitting up in the Babylonians rise again,
Speaker 1: and now we enter into a period of time that's
Speaker 1: also gonna sound familiar to you, the neo Babylonian Empire,
Speaker 1: and a man named Nebuchannezzer the Second rises. Yes, Chris,
Speaker 1: that Nebuchadnezzer from the Old Testament. You've probably heard of
Speaker 1: him before, hanging gardens of Babylon, one of the seven
Speaker 1: Wonders of the world. Do you know that? How that
Speaker 1: came about? Well, remember they're always forging alliances in the
Speaker 1: old days, always, and how our alliance is forged in
Speaker 1: the old days. You know, we've talked about it before marriages.
Speaker 1: I've got a son, he's gonna be my heir. Can
Speaker 1: he have your hot daughter? I have a daughter. Would
Speaker 1: you like how she looks? King, You're welcome to have her.
Speaker 1: Then we're friends. And Persia was on the rise now,
Speaker 1: and the Babylonians wanted to get to know the Persians well,
Speaker 1: wanted to be buddies with the Persians. Nebukennezzer marries a
Speaker 1: Persian wife. She gets down to Babylon and missus Persia Persia.
Speaker 1: Most of Persia was very green and lush. I've been
Speaker 1: where Babylon is like physically, I've been there. It's in
Speaker 1: iraq Ah. Not green and lush. To put it mildly,
Speaker 1: it's very brown. It's very brown, very rocky, very sandy.
Speaker 1: Not what I would consider lush territory. Write any stretch
Speaker 1: of the imagination. Apparently, Nevikennezzer's bride shows up and says, gosh,
Speaker 1: it is dusty around here. I would love something green.
Speaker 1: And so he created some gigantic temple that they had.
Speaker 1: Obviously they had to irrigate to it, and created all
Speaker 1: this grass and not grass, but all these all this
Speaker 1: plant life. Look, I don't know. I'm not a plant person, Chris.
Speaker 1: Some people are you a plant person? Chris, I'm not
Speaker 1: a plant person. But Nebucha Nazer creates the hanging gardens
Speaker 1: of Babylon for his Persian wife. And we're getting to
Speaker 1: the point in time now where they bring in some Jews,
Speaker 1: not willingly, Babe, you've read that before. The Jewish exile
Speaker 1: to Babylon is obviously a huge part of the Bible,
Speaker 1: and frankly, you can probably call it the beginning of
Speaker 1: that feeling and judaism of being taken away from your
Speaker 1: homeland where you always want to return. Chris, Do I
Speaker 1: have that right? That's probably pretty fair, be pretty fair.
Speaker 1: I don't like to speak for Jews too often. I
Speaker 1: let Christy for that do that. And that is the
Speaker 1: Babylonian Kingdom, fascinating, fascinating people. Now we're going from Babylon
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Speaker 1: of social media these days, and because democrats in the
Speaker 1: American media want to exploit this for their political purposes.
Speaker 1: Cops show up. Dude is in the middle of doing something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm not going to go into details
Speaker 1: of it because I don't want to look. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Jacob Blake is there. He's in a wife beater. Cops
Speaker 1: are giving him orders at gunpoint. He's ignoring said orders.
Speaker 1: He storms over to his car, rips open the door,
Speaker 1: reaches for something inside. We don't know what, gets filled
Speaker 1: full of holes, seven of them right in the back.
Speaker 1: Of course, because this is the environment we're in, and
Speaker 1: because we've told people they should loot, riot, burn, and murder.
Speaker 1: Whenever something bad happens to a black guy, people take
Speaker 1: to the streets. Only here's the problem. This is not Atlanta,
Speaker 1: this is not Portland, this is not New York City,
Speaker 1: this is not Chicago, this is not Seattle. This is Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: And what did I tell all of you at the
Speaker 1: beginning of these Black matters or Black Lives Matter riots?
Speaker 1: What did I tell all of you There's a reason
Speaker 1: I call myself the oracle, and hope other people will
Speaker 1: call me that too quick. Chris, there's a reason I
Speaker 1: call myself the oracle. I told you for a fact,
Speaker 1: these people are now so emboldened they're going to move
Speaker 1: to the suburbs. At some point in time. When they
Speaker 1: move to the suburbs, some of them are going to die. Why.
Speaker 1: Because people move to places like Wisconsin to suburbs on
Speaker 1: purpose for safety. I love to eat, love it, So
Speaker 1: why don't I live in downtown Houston, where I can
Speaker 1: have eight billion outstanding restaurants in five minutes away, because
Speaker 1: I want the safety of the suburbs. You moved to
Speaker 1: the suburbs on purpose. Everything else you like to do
Speaker 1: is right down here in the city. Food, comedy shows, concerts, bars,
Speaker 1: sporting events. Why don't I live right next door to
Speaker 1: where the astros play? Safety? You move to the suburbs
Speaker 1: on purpose. And I warned all of you that this
Speaker 1: was going to move to the suburbs, and that some
Speaker 1: of these black Lives Matter looters were going to die
Speaker 1: when it did. Lo And behold, guess what I see
Speaker 1: this morning when I wake up and look at the news. Dude,
Speaker 1: rolls in there with an AR fifteen and merks two
Speaker 1: of these guys and wounds another one. I don't know
Speaker 1: the details. I don't know what. He may have murdered them.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It may have been self defense, it
Speaker 1: may be murder. I don't know the background. I don't
Speaker 1: know all the details of what happening of what happened,
Speaker 1: So I'm not speaking on that one way or the other.
Speaker 1: But the truth is this. Two people are no longer
Speaker 1: alive now, and they're no longer alive because you got
Speaker 1: a little too big for your breeches and rolled into
Speaker 1: a place that's different. I'm looking at a video right
Speaker 1: now of a used car lot, the building at the
Speaker 1: used car lot, armed citizens on top of it. Why
Speaker 1: because two days ago you burnt down a family owned
Speaker 1: used car lot. The other lots in town not going
Speaker 1: to put up with that. Again, let me stress, this
Speaker 1: ain't Atlanta, this ain't Chicago. People care about safety in
Speaker 1: these places, and not only do they care about it,
Speaker 1: they take active measures to ensure their safety. They buy weapons,
Speaker 1: they use them even if they're not people who practice
Speaker 1: at the range. They hunt, they fish, keep that scumbag
Speaker 1: degeneracy in your scumbag cities. I tried to warn everybody
Speaker 1: not to be mean. I tried to warn everybody so
Speaker 1: nobody else would get killed. I don't want people getting killed.
Speaker 1: And I wake up this morning and two people are dead.
Speaker 1: And you know whose fault all this is. This is
Speaker 1: the fault of every single mayor and governor who didn't
Speaker 1: put down these riots immediately. As the old saying goes,
Speaker 1: nature abhors a vacuum. People will find law and order,
Speaker 1: they will find protection, and if the state the city
Speaker 1: does not provide it, they will get it themselves. Fact
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Speaker 1: of a cold hearted jerk as I am. I don't
Speaker 1: want people dying out there, especially not for iotic things
Speaker 1: like rioting and looting and burning. Do you want to
Speaker 1: protest something, protests something, it's your god given American right
Speaker 1: to protest something. Fine, peacefully protest, Have a big, peaceful protest,
Speaker 1: have several of them. Fine. I don't even have to
Speaker 1: agree with it, but that's your right. You start looting,
Speaker 1: you start assaulting people, murdering, it's not a peaceful, peaceful protest. Anymore.
Speaker 1: And that's a stupid reason to die. Imagine, imagine with
Speaker 1: those two dead people. And I don't know who they
Speaker 1: are at all. I don't know who did the shooting
Speaker 1: at all. I heard he's a seventeen year old kid.
Speaker 1: Imagine what those two people who died, Imagine what their
Speaker 1: parents think. What a stupid reason to have to bury
Speaker 1: your son. Yeah, hang on. Jesse Kelly returns next. This
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. Society seeks a balance. Nature
Speaker 1: will always try to correct itself. If police national Guard
Speaker 1: are not allowed to do their jobs and put down violent,
Speaker 1: violent riots, something else will put down violent riots. That's
Speaker 1: simply a fact. Democrats can delude themselves thinking people will
Speaker 1: lay down for this forever. They will not. And now
Speaker 1: we're in a situation where people have so committed themselves
Speaker 1: to this idea that black people are being hunted down
Speaker 1: by police in this country. Now you've backed yourself into
Speaker 1: a corner of how do you put this down? And
Speaker 1: here's what I mean. You have bold, violent rioters across
Speaker 1: the country. You know, I don't care what they say publicly.
Speaker 1: You know, if you're a Democratic mayor, you know you
Speaker 1: should put that down. You know, you have to stop that.
Speaker 1: Those are your businesses in your town. Shoot, it's your
Speaker 1: tax base that's getting crushed. Not only getting crushed, leaving
Speaker 1: town people are fleeing these cities, homesales through the roof
Speaker 1: in places like Minneapolis and others. So you know, as
Speaker 1: a mayor, you're staring at the bottom line. Remember, these
Speaker 1: mayors get profit law sheets just like you do if
Speaker 1: you're a business owner. They're staring at Wow, that budget
Speaker 1: that doesn't look good. What these are our expected tax
Speaker 1: receipts this year. You mean we're gonna have to cut
Speaker 1: some of the money we spend. So these mayors know
Speaker 1: they have to put these things down. But here's the problem.
Speaker 1: You wanted to virtue signal. You wanted to prove to
Speaker 1: everybody how not racist you were and black lives matters
Speaker 1: really wonderful who And now you're in a pickle because
Speaker 1: to put these things down, to stop these violent riots,
Speaker 1: you have to put police officers in riot gear, helmets,
Speaker 1: body armor, batons, pepper spray, the works, and you have
Speaker 1: to line them up like a Spartan Fa LEANX, and
Speaker 1: you have got to go beat these rioters off the
Speaker 1: streets physically. You have to hose them down with pepper spray,
Speaker 1: beaton them, throw people in the back of cop cars
Speaker 1: with cuffs on. You have to hurt people, and people
Speaker 1: are going to get hurt and possibly get this possibly
Speaker 1: even die. There's always a risk of death when it
Speaker 1: comes to clashes like this. And the problem is what
Speaker 1: does that image look like all over the media if
Speaker 1: you do it. That's the problem them they're facing. They know,
Speaker 1: these democratic mayors know they have to put it down,
Speaker 1: but how can you do it now? Cops are hunting
Speaker 1: down black men. Cops are the enemy. Cops are the
Speaker 1: problems in these neighborhoods. Oh hey, cops, I need you
Speaker 1: to go beat up all these black guys who are rioting.
Speaker 1: You see what I mean Now? It looks really, really bad,
Speaker 1: really bad. They are in quite a pickle, and it's
Speaker 1: a pickle they created for themselves. So I don't have
Speaker 1: an ounce of sympathy. The people I do have sympathy
Speaker 1: for in this situation are one these business owners who
Speaker 1: are being wiped out. One of the businesses I forget
Speaker 1: their name, in that town in Wisconsin, Kenosha, Wisconsin. One
Speaker 1: of the businesses already put up a Facebook post. I
Speaker 1: think it was yesterday saying sorry, we had a good run,
Speaker 1: but we won't be able to financially recover from this looting.
Speaker 1: We're closing it down. Thank you all. That breaks my heart.
Speaker 1: That sucks. That's who I feel bad for, And I
Speaker 1: feel bad for the ninety eight ninety nine percent of
Speaker 1: law abiding citizens that live in these crappy neighborhoods who
Speaker 1: are now going to have zero police protection at all.
Speaker 1: The gangs are going to rule the place. The public
Speaker 1: is going to turn a blind eye because now we've
Speaker 1: ramped up racial tension to an absurd point, absolutely absurd point,
Speaker 1: and nobody is going to have an ounce of sympathy,
Speaker 1: or I should say a few people are going to
Speaker 1: have an ounce of sympathy for these poor people who
Speaker 1: are stuck there when they say help, send the cops,
Speaker 1: because now people are so callous to that they're gonna
Speaker 1: be all, no, screw you, you're on your own. You remember,
Speaker 1: I talked to my cop Boddy, former cop of New
Speaker 1: York City, and he flat out said FedEx ups will
Speaker 1: not go into these neighborhoods without a police escort because
Speaker 1: it's a guarantee they'll get robbed. They're not getting police
Speaker 1: escorts anymore. Meaning the poor people that live in these neighborhoods,
Speaker 1: they don't even get ups packages. Now that sucks, That
Speaker 1: really sucks. Hey, we're going to find out. Setting aside
Speaker 1: the actual stuff that matters, We're going to find out
Speaker 1: what this means for elections. I have told you several
Speaker 1: times I have no idea how twenty twenty is going
Speaker 1: to go. And I can see a scenario where any
Speaker 1: outcome happens. I can see a Joe Biden landslide. Three
Speaker 1: fifty million unemployed people across the country. People mad about
Speaker 1: Trump's coronavirus response, mad about his Black Lives Matter response,
Speaker 1: whatever the case may be. But fifty million people unemployed. Remember,
Speaker 1: you only have to flip fifty thousand votes spread across
Speaker 1: the sprint the swing state the other way, and Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's president of the United States. Or I could see
Speaker 1: Joe Biden squeaking out a win. It's really close. The
Speaker 1: country's divided. I could see it easily. I could lay
Speaker 1: that for you easily. I could see a scenario where
Speaker 1: Trump squeaks one out. People are mad, people are divided. Mad.
Speaker 1: If this's mad at that, Joe Biden's too old and
Speaker 1: weak though. We just can't go that way. And I
Speaker 1: can really really see a Trump landslide because of the riots.
Speaker 1: Specifically because of the riots, Democrats have so so badly,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, overplayed their hand when it comes to
Speaker 1: creating chaos in order to gain power. This kind of
Speaker 1: crap scares people. Scared, people will seek out strength, and
Speaker 1: no matter who you like in the election, you don't
Speaker 1: look at the two candidates and say Joe Biden's the
Speaker 1: strong one. He's barely a functional adult. I can see
Speaker 1: Democrats potentially being in the political wilderness for quite some time.
Speaker 1: I can see them losing the House, staying out of
Speaker 1: power in the Senate, and losing the presidency and being
Speaker 1: out of power for some time. They have become the
Speaker 1: party of and you don't have to you don't have
Speaker 1: to like this, but I'm right. They have become the
Speaker 1: party of open anti Americanism, and that is a difficult
Speaker 1: message to sell to Americans. They've become the party of
Speaker 1: every single kind of degeneracy you can possibly imagine, and
Speaker 1: they've become the party of street riots. Those are not
Speaker 1: winning issues for any political party in the United States
Speaker 1: of America. Democrats now for two election cycles. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you remember they did the same thing when
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was running or when Hillary was running against Trump.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry last election burning down Charlotte, Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: riots all over the place. Democrats have convinced themselves that
Speaker 1: this violence in street rioting is good for business. And
Speaker 1: I am not so convinced. Am I crazy? On that? Chris?
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Speaker 1: period of time where Democrats I can really see them
Speaker 1: being gone for a long time, and they did this
Speaker 1: to themselves, but the highest levels of the Democratic machine
Speaker 1: come out in support of something that horrifies the general public.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a headline right here. Joe Biden says
Speaker 1: Kenosha cops must be held accountable for shooting black man
Speaker 1: Jacob Blake in the back. This is from CNBC. Well
Speaker 1: what if they what if they weren't at fault? But
Speaker 1: before we know any details, and remember we don't know
Speaker 1: any details yet, we don't have all the information yet,
Speaker 1: the Democratic nominee for president of the United States of
Speaker 1: America is publicly siding against the cops and with the
Speaker 1: rioters before he knows any details at all. On top
Speaker 1: of the fact that that's absolutely gross, it puts them
Speaker 1: way way out of touch with the American people. I
Speaker 1: guess it's just a they feel like they have to
Speaker 1: for their base thing. But that makes you the party
Speaker 1: of rioters that ain't gonna fly. And I'll tell you
Speaker 1: something else, not to get too dark here. If that does,
Speaker 1: fly man, are we in some serious trouble? If that,
Speaker 1: if that is, if that is the direction our culture
Speaker 1: has gone, If we're that gone, who we're We're in trouble.
Speaker 1: We are in trouble, all right now, It's enough of
Speaker 1: that for now. Jacob Blake's mom blasts rioters for destroying
Speaker 1: Kenosha and apologizes the Trump That's something, poor lady. Jacob
Speaker 1: Blake is still alive. We should mention alive in the hospital.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming he's in quite serious condition, having the fact
Speaker 1: he's been considering the fact he's been shot seven times.
Speaker 1: But who knows. You know, that's kind of incredible to
Speaker 1: get shot in the back seven times at point blank
Speaker 1: range and still be alive. What do you mean seven
Speaker 1: doesn't seem like that much, Chris? What would you consider
Speaker 1: getting shot a lot? He wasn't surrounded by cops. There
Speaker 1: were two cops, and I think one of them did
Speaker 1: the shooting. Trust me. Getting shot seven times is a lot, Chris,
Speaker 1: A lot. Yeah, it'll stop, It'll stop plenty of people.
Speaker 1: You're right short of PCP. Did you ever tell you
Speaker 1: about that? Iraqi? On PCP? Dude, it was wild. Absolutely well,
Speaker 1: I know I come up with these stories. They pop
Speaker 1: it in my head. Okay, I like focus. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna go into too much detail on it. But we're
Speaker 1: right on patrol four of us in a Humby. I
Speaker 1: didn't we didn't realize drugs were a problem. I don't
Speaker 1: know how big of a problem they are over there.
Speaker 1: They're actually more of a problem normally in wealthy societies,
Speaker 1: so it's not a huge problem over there. But this
Speaker 1: guy we had to pull over and apprehend him on
Speaker 1: PCP and dang there. Had to cap the guy because
Speaker 1: four United States Marines and he gave us all we
Speaker 1: could handle getting this guy down and getting flex scuffs
Speaker 1: on him. And you can start and we didn't. You
Speaker 1: can start beating him trying to get him to comply.
Speaker 1: You don't care. You don't care. We almost how to
Speaker 1: kill him. It's people were it's people were crazy. Never
Speaker 1: tell you about the AMMO dump They blew up. Oh
Speaker 1: I didn't tell you this. I shouldn't laugh because people
Speaker 1: were dead. But still it's funny. So we're in this
Speaker 1: town called najafter after the war's over. But you know
Speaker 1: we're I mean, we're still in Iraq, but we're we're
Speaker 1: still having to put down all these things all over
Speaker 1: the country. We've got out of this place called Najaf,
Speaker 1: and part of what we were doing there was guarding
Speaker 1: these gigantic AMMO bunkers that Saddam had created. I mean,
Speaker 1: these things were and their their organizational skills were a disaster,
Speaker 1: and their safety protocols were a disaster. And you'd walk
Speaker 1: into these gigantic dumps and there'd be just artillery rounds
Speaker 1: laying all over the ground, some of them busted open.
Speaker 1: There's gunpowder everywhere. It is, I mean, it is a
Speaker 1: safety A safety inspector from the United States would walk
Speaker 1: in there and just die from cardiac arrest. It wouldn't
Speaker 1: be able to handle it. And we had to guard.
Speaker 1: Part of our duties in Najaff was guarding these places
Speaker 1: to make sure that the terrorists wouldn't break in and
Speaker 1: jack artillery rounds and such, because as you saw these
Speaker 1: these people, we can and we'll do some very dangerous things.
Speaker 1: You get your hands on an artillery round, you've got
Speaker 1: a bomb sitting there if you know what you're doing
Speaker 1: with it. Well, one night we had been pulled off.
Speaker 1: We'd been pulled away from them, and now we were
Speaker 1: just going on random patrols over there, but we weren't
Speaker 1: standing guard anymore, and these things were gosh, I'm doing
Speaker 1: this from memory, and it was nighttime. I would say
Speaker 1: these things are five six miles away from where we're
Speaker 1: where we're based where we ended up taking over some
Speaker 1: farmer's market with walls in the Jaffa, and I'd say
Speaker 1: five six miles out into the countryside is where these
Speaker 1: bunkers are. Can we see them, Chris that we're getting
Speaker 1: to that in a moment. No, you can't really see them.
Speaker 1: The ground is, the ground is flat. You can't see
Speaker 1: them some I mean, look, it could have been ten
Speaker 1: miles away, it could have been fifteen. I might be
Speaker 1: messing this up. But they're a distance away. You can't
Speaker 1: see them. You know generally the direction they are, but
Speaker 1: you can't see them now in this farmer's market obvious
Speaker 1: to see because we're fortifying the place. We have sandbags
Speaker 1: all over the walls, and we've built up little towers
Speaker 1: all over the place for machine guns and what not
Speaker 1: to make sure if they come after us in mass
Speaker 1: we can defend the place like a fortress. It's nothing
Speaker 1: like you haven't seen in the movies. No, nothing complicated
Speaker 1: about it. And I'm making the rounds one night because
Speaker 1: I'm a non commissioned officer. I'm an NCO, and I
Speaker 1: have to make the rounds of all of our guys
Speaker 1: who were on watch, to make sure nobody's asleep, make
Speaker 1: sure everybody needs everything, the things you do, this is
Speaker 1: all just standard combat stuff, nothing special about it. I'm
Speaker 1: up on the tower one night. I'm up on one
Speaker 1: of the towers checking on my marines, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden we look and it looks, it genuinely looks
Speaker 1: like a fiery miniature atom bomb has just exploded over
Speaker 1: by the bunkers, and obviously the whole everybody comes out
Speaker 1: and they're checking it out, and it was what visually
Speaker 1: one of the most amazing things ever because had happened
Speaker 1: in the dead of night, and we're thinking, what in
Speaker 1: the world happened over there? So we have to take
Speaker 1: off and go check it out the next day, and
Speaker 1: they bring you from some forensic people along and try
Speaker 1: to figure it out. But there was very little you
Speaker 1: could do with what was left behind. What they figured
Speaker 1: was so many of these guys smoke, and they figured
Speaker 1: one of these guys simply lit up a cigarette in
Speaker 1: there or ashed in there or something and it all
Speaker 1: went off. And this is where I'm going to stop
Speaker 1: with the details, because allow me to just say we
Speaker 1: had some clean up to do afterward. And they were
Speaker 1: small pieces. They were small bass. What Chris, are we
Speaker 1: gonna get in trouble? I could tell stories, it could
Speaker 1: tell stories. I really it's a little dark. It's a
Speaker 1: little dark. Does everybody have in the military? I have
Speaker 1: gallows humor. I'll tell you this. It's it's really bad
Speaker 1: in the Marine Corps, and it's really bad, especially with
Speaker 1: combat troops. And this is not unique to Americans or
Speaker 1: anything else. They'll tell you can hear read stories like
Speaker 1: this throughout time when you are in combat. It is
Speaker 1: how you cope with the misery of it all, and
Speaker 1: the blood and the violence of it all. We would
Speaker 1: laugh at things, We would joke about things that you
Speaker 1: would be horrified by. Now you would just be horrified.
Speaker 1: You would think I'm a subhuman monster. But this is
Speaker 1: the history of mankind. Is that I've read stuff from
Speaker 1: World War One veterans who would have to make they'd
Speaker 1: build up the walls of the trenches with the body
Speaker 1: parts of their friends, and they would make jokes about it.
Speaker 1: They would laugh, Oh, look at Bill, it's it's how
Speaker 1: you get by. It's a it's a coping mechanism. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: this article written by somebody I don't know who that says,
Speaker 1: RNC Digital Viewership demolishes the d n C six times
Speaker 1: higher one. Do you know this person who wrote this
Speaker 1: into why is it higher? Yeah, the person who wrote
Speaker 1: it as fantastic, great friend behind and it was higher
Speaker 1: because the RNC. I mean, it is just such a
Speaker 1: dark contrast with the DNC. Admittedly I didn't watch the
Speaker 1: entire DANC. I watched what I had to for work.
Speaker 1: But you know, we take Michelle Obama speech for example, dark, divisive,
Speaker 1: doom and gloom begging people to vote, really really dark,
Speaker 1: never once mentioned people, innocent, people being destroyed by riots
Speaker 1: across the nations, which are affecting everyone, showing up and
Speaker 1: pulling everywhere and making Don Lemon super nervous, so very
Speaker 1: dark to disid message. And then the RNCY. You know,
Speaker 1: we got a lobsterman and a sixth generation lobsterman talking.
Speaker 1: We have someone who was destroyed by the media, Nick Sanman.
Speaker 1: I mean, we have people who are speaking out about
Speaker 1: really important issues. Working class issues, A woman who was
Speaker 1: saved by right to try pass by President Donald Trump, cancer,
Speaker 1: a cancer patient who was allowed to try take a
Speaker 1: chance with this, you know, fatal diagnosis and saved her life.
Speaker 1: I mean, these are inspiring messages about unity, and I
Speaker 1: think that's why we had such a difference in viewership,
Speaker 1: at least digitally. And the production value was way better
Speaker 1: by the way as well. That's that definitely contributes. Why,
Speaker 1: in your opinion, was the Democrats why was it so dark?
Speaker 1: Why was the production value down? You've had four years
Speaker 1: to prepare for this moment. Why did it show up
Speaker 1: and you sucked? Yeah, I mean obviously this was digital,
Speaker 1: This was different. It was virtual, different than a typical convention.
Speaker 1: So obviously, you know, because of the quote unquote pandemic,
Speaker 1: we had to kind of shift things around. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: there has some hiccups, but they were facing the same
Speaker 1: problems as the RNC, right, we had we had the
Speaker 1: same issues that we're facing, and the RNC, without the
Speaker 1: backing of Hollywood, by the way, just pulled off a
Speaker 1: much better production value and the messaging. I mean, the
Speaker 1: Democrats are are desperate and I'm not just saying that.
Speaker 1: I was like some sort of talking point. I heard
Speaker 1: it last night in Don Lemon's voice on Seeing and
Speaker 1: they they know they're in trouble. Okay, this is not
Speaker 1: in the bag for for Biden. Okay, it's not. It's
Speaker 1: on the back the Democrats. They want you to think
Speaker 1: it is. It's it's not. They are desperate. They are.
Speaker 1: They are begging people to go out and vote, so
Speaker 1: trying these new conspiracies about um the post office. But
Speaker 1: you know they're they're like consumed with that. They know
Speaker 1: with these riots sparking up right now, they know they're
Speaker 1: in trouble. Any mother, anyone who has a child, anyone
Speaker 1: who has a niece, their nephew. I don't care what
Speaker 1: they say on Facebook or whatever. They're not getting that
Speaker 1: voting booth under not voting for Biden. They're not voting
Speaker 1: for riots and destruction and non peace and against and
Speaker 1: to defund police officers. It's not happening. So they are terrified. Okay.
Speaker 1: I understand that, and I'm probably asking a lot to
Speaker 1: ask them to have a logical response. But my response
Speaker 1: to you saying that is they encouraged all this, a man,
Speaker 1: I know you saw it. You've been all over this
Speaker 1: the whole time. They encourage these things. They poured gasoline
Speaker 1: on that fire every chance they got. How are you
Speaker 1: that's stupid? You wake up now and say, whoa, these
Speaker 1: riots are bad for business? Oh yes, totally backfired. So
Speaker 1: the cities that are being destroyed, I mean these are
Speaker 1: leaking into suburbs as well. But you know Democrats are
Speaker 1: seeing this happen to them. So They're intent was to divide.
Speaker 1: That's how that's how they get votes, right, they have
Speaker 1: to have a victem, and you have to have people
Speaker 1: oppressing them. So divide was their goal, and that was
Speaker 1: their effort to try to win the vote in November.
Speaker 1: They wanted these rights. You're right, put it backfires. They're
Speaker 1: so out of control. The rhetoric from the radicals, far
Speaker 1: left radicals, which are basically mainstream now but to defund
Speaker 1: the police have permeated the base and the Democrat base,
Speaker 1: and you have Democrats, regular people, normal Americans who vote
Speaker 1: Democrat and don't really understand everything going on here below
Speaker 1: the surface are like, yeah, no, I'm not I'm not
Speaker 1: voting for this. And they're starting to see that now
Speaker 1: and it's pac mode because their plan to divide backfire done. Okay,
Speaker 1: So what can they do because this is my question.
Speaker 1: A man, we've been talking about this morning. You're I
Speaker 1: see the organ governor coming out talking about we have
Speaker 1: to stop this, we have to stop this. But haven't
Speaker 1: they put themselves in an unwinnable situation because stop this
Speaker 1: is not going to happen by asking nicely. You're going
Speaker 1: to have to have cops batoning people across the grill
Speaker 1: to stop it. And that's some really bad video if
Speaker 1: you're a Democrat and you've tried to be king non
Speaker 1: racist for the last two months. Yeah, they are in
Speaker 1: a tough spot. I mean, the only the only way
Speaker 1: out of this is law in order. That is the
Speaker 1: only way out. You would be uh, basically nodding to
Speaker 1: President Trump, but that is the only way for peace. Right.
Speaker 1: We need we need law enforcement. We need this. So
Speaker 1: they either, I mean, we just we just need the
Speaker 1: polls to keep skewing because that's all they care about anyway.
Speaker 1: So we just see them to just keep doing more
Speaker 1: polling and seeing that Democrats won't stand for it. They're
Speaker 1: not going to see their their cities be demolished. And
Speaker 1: when that happens, and they'll finally I suppose they'll finally
Speaker 1: pull the trigger and actually enforce the law and not
Speaker 1: allow innus and people to have their lives and their
Speaker 1: businesses destroyed by thugs. So, I mean, it's a tough
Speaker 1: spot that they painted themselves into this corner. So I
Speaker 1: have no sympathy for them, but they need they need
Speaker 1: to actually stand up for Americans a man. Are we
Speaker 1: going to see mass law suits like this country's never seen?
Speaker 1: Between the coronavirus lockdowns and then these these small business
Speaker 1: owners who've had you know, not so much in Kenosha,
Speaker 1: but in these other places they've had the cops flat
Speaker 1: out called away from their area to protect what's theirs.
Speaker 1: Are we going to see a lawsuit America over the
Speaker 1: next ten years? I bet we are. I hope though,
Speaker 1: I hope, So, I hope every single one of these businesses.
Speaker 1: I mean they have claims. I mean, this is they
Speaker 1: were shut down from from a you know, a pandemic
Speaker 1: that I won't even get into right now, a lot
Speaker 1: of spear monitoring. You and I've been on the same
Speaker 1: page about that. They were shut down for months, weren't
Speaker 1: allowed to make an income, and then as soon as
Speaker 1: they open up, they have destructive. They have their businesses
Speaker 1: sent on fire. No cops showing up at directive of
Speaker 1: Democrat leaders. Yeah yeah, I'd say the advocation. I pray
Speaker 1: to have lawsuits and and we see some justice, because
Speaker 1: there's a lot of injustice now and it's not the
Speaker 1: kind of left is talking about. You're Joe Biden. What
Speaker 1: do you do to turn around your campaign? He needs
Speaker 1: to separate himself from the radicals. He needs to. He
Speaker 1: cannot stand and I think he's starting to do that. Um,
Speaker 1: I mean not him as handler, but but he if
Speaker 1: he wants any shot at winning, he cannot associate associate
Speaker 1: himself with these writers. He needs to separate from uh,
Speaker 1: these activists. It needs to stop with the cardid nonsense.
Speaker 1: Needs to get in touch with the American public. Be
Speaker 1: you know, a Democrat from fifty years ago, and and
Speaker 1: and stop with promoting the destruction of this of this country.
Speaker 1: Would you have for breakfast? I haven't yet. I haven't
Speaker 1: had any food yet. Just coffee, two cups of coffee.
Speaker 1: What is wrong with you? It's it's like noon where
Speaker 1: you live. What is wrong with you? No, it's like
Speaker 1: a quarter to eleven. I don't know. I mean I
Speaker 1: wanted to. I want to go for a run. I
Speaker 1: didn't want to, like have a whole breakfast in my
Speaker 1: stomach when I ran. That's unhealthy. That's the body needs food.
Speaker 1: An don't waste the way back there. The next time
Speaker 1: I see you better not be some stick figure. Oh
Speaker 1: there's like no issue there and I'll be fine. Amanda
Speaker 1: Pressigiakimo for the Daily Wire. Thank you. I appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much. I feel kind of bad, Chris, because
Speaker 1: I haven't eaten breakfast either, but I had an excuse
Speaker 1: this morning. We've got out. Look, we have a hurricane
Speaker 1: bearing down on us. What Chris, what it is bearing down?
Speaker 1: They say, this thing's gonna be hold on. Let me
Speaker 1: pull out my hurricane flight path, which always looks hilarious,
Speaker 1: the hurricane flight path. I understand that's immature, but it does.
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Speaker 1: radio Revolution Jesse Kelly. You can create a monster allah
Speaker 1: the story of Frankenstein. Remember Frankenstein was the doctor, not
Speaker 1: the monster. Created a monster. He couldn't control Democrats. I
Speaker 1: understand they're insane, and it's not as if I'm rooting
Speaker 1: for them, But how can you be so stupid? How
Speaker 1: can you get yourself so caught up in the bubble
Speaker 1: that you ever thought these riots were a good idea?
Speaker 1: The second these things broke out, Democrats from the highest
Speaker 1: levels lined up to encourage them to excuse them, did
Speaker 1: everything they could to pour gas on that fire. And now,
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, I want you to listen to this
Speaker 1: audio from Don Lemon on CNN. Now, they just seemed baffled.
Speaker 1: This has it worked out? Going to go away? And
Speaker 1: I do think that what you said was happening in
Speaker 1: Kenosha is a rorshock test for the entire country. And
Speaker 1: I think this is a blind spot for Democrats. I
Speaker 1: think Democrats are ignoring this problem or hoping that it
Speaker 1: will go away. And it's not going to go away.
Speaker 1: And so unless someone comes up with a solution over
Speaker 1: the next seventy three days or seventy so well, however
Speaker 1: many days, sixty eight days, So it's not gonna the
Speaker 1: problem is not going to be fixed by then. But
Speaker 1: what they can do, and I think maybe Joe Biden
Speaker 1: may be afraid to do it. I'm not sure. Maybe
Speaker 1: he won't, maybe he is. He's got to address it.
Speaker 1: He's got to come out and talk about it. He's
Speaker 1: got to do a speech like Barack Obama did about race.
Speaker 1: He's got to come out and tell people that he
Speaker 1: is going to deal with the issue of police reform
Speaker 1: in this country, and that what's happening now is happening
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump's watch, on Donald Trump's watch, and when
Speaker 1: he is the president, Kamala Harris is the vice president,
Speaker 1: then they will take care of this problem. But guess what,
Speaker 1: the riding has to stop, Chris, as you know, and
Speaker 1: I know, it's showing up in the polling, it's showing
Speaker 1: up in focus groups. It is the only thing. It
Speaker 1: is the only thing right now that is sticking. And
Speaker 1: the Democrats tonight stuck with that, right, and they also
Speaker 1: stuck with the theme that you said the coronavirus, You
Speaker 1: got coronavirus and you have kenosha. Yeah, but how are you?
Speaker 1: How are you so stupid? All right, we've talked about
Speaker 1: this before. We're going to talk about this now. Oftentimes,
Speaker 1: in life, personally, business wise, politically, your football team, whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be, oftentimes your greatest strength can become
Speaker 1: a massive weakness, can become a massive blind spot for you.
Speaker 1: And this is what's happened with leftists in this country.
Speaker 1: They own the culture. They do again, let me say
Speaker 1: this again so you always remember it. They're not winning
Speaker 1: the culture war. They've won it. It's over it's decided.
Speaker 1: We can try to win it back, but they've won it.
Speaker 1: So every movie pushing leftist messaging, every TV show now
Speaker 1: pushing leftist messaging. That it is. Don't argue with me.
Speaker 1: It is music, leftist messaging. The entire education system k
Speaker 1: through medical school pushing leftist messaging, the entire American media,
Speaker 1: pushing leftist messaging. And so when you're a Democrat in
Speaker 1: that environment, let's say you're a Democrat presidential candidate, governor, congressman, senator,
Speaker 1: may or whatever the case may be, all you get
Speaker 1: is positive reinforcement about the things you believe. And it
Speaker 1: can be impossible for you because everyone around you, everywhere
Speaker 1: you turn, is parroting what you're saying. It can be
Speaker 1: impossible for you to stay in touch with the American
Speaker 1: public and how the American public feels. I love these riots.
Speaker 1: You know what, Screw the cops, man, Screw the cops.
Speaker 1: The cops are cops of the enemy. Definitely the cops
Speaker 1: problem in the black community. That's that's the cops problem.
Speaker 1: In Minneapolis, it's the it's all the cops. And then
Speaker 1: the cops of the problem in New York and cops
Speaker 1: sucked and cops of the problem in LA and cops
Speaker 1: of the problem in Chicago. Yeah, and then you turn
Speaker 1: on the news at night and everybody say what you're
Speaker 1: what you were saying? Yeah, I knew I was right,
Speaker 1: and you watch, then you watch the newest sitcom comes out.
Speaker 1: I'll see I knew it was right. And then they
Speaker 1: got a new documentary out on Netflix, Anti Cop. I
Speaker 1: knew I was right. And then one day you wake
Speaker 1: up and you're seventy days out from the election, and
Speaker 1: you look at the polls and people are horrified by
Speaker 1: the anti cop messaging and you look around thinking, oh, well,
Speaker 1: how did how did that happen? It happened because you
Speaker 1: got trapped in a bubble. When you own the culture,
Speaker 1: you control everything around you, and everything around you only
Speaker 1: gives you positive reinforcement. And that can be an absolute
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Speaker 1: this is what I mean. My day, as you know,
Speaker 1: consists of we've gone over this before. Consists of I
Speaker 1: wake up in the boarding early couple, black coffee hopping
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Speaker 1: to be nice about Oh, you're not dumb, you just
Speaker 1: need to do this. Huchard was kind of dumb. You weren't,
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Speaker 1: Oh boy, So this is what I mean by bubble
Speaker 1: and it's something I struggle it. And I know I'm
Speaker 1: going to regret having this conversation because I have a
Speaker 1: feeling my inbox is going to be full of something.
Speaker 1: I'll explain here in a second. I get up cup coffee,
Speaker 1: get to the studio, hang out with Chris, hang out
Speaker 1: with Mitchell for a little bit, figure everything out, do
Speaker 1: the show. I finished that, I immediately go over to
Speaker 1: the TV studio start working on the next day's radio
Speaker 1: show and the TV show that day, I don't even
Speaker 1: see Chris again and Steve Mitchell do the TV show
Speaker 1: Go Home Wife Kids. That's the extent of my day. Now,
Speaker 1: that's nice. That's a nice life. I'll put up some
Speaker 1: posts on social media, some Twitter things, some Instagram things,
Speaker 1: Facebook staying, maybe bounce ideas back and forth there. But
Speaker 1: that's life. Now, that's nice. I'm happy with it. But
Speaker 1: what am I not getting. I'm not getting any negative
Speaker 1: feedback that will help me. I have to be wary
Speaker 1: of my own bubble. And who's going to send you things?
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, people left is oh right in or
Speaker 1: call in and scream at me, But like I care
Speaker 1: about that. Who's going to offer you constructive criticism on
Speaker 1: things your doing wrong? If you're me, nobody or not
Speaker 1: many and you need those things. I need those things too.
Speaker 1: I have taken too, and I got this advice from
Speaker 1: my mentor in this business. I have taken to listening
Speaker 1: to my own show and that helps a lot. Every
Speaker 1: now and then I'll turn on my own show and
Speaker 1: I'll listen to it of Oh that was boring. Oh
Speaker 1: that sucked. That's because there's no one else, anyone else
Speaker 1: you talked to? Who you gonna call? Should I call
Speaker 1: my mom? Oh, it's the best show I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be president one day. Okay, well that's thanks mom.
Speaker 1: But that's that doesn't that doesn't improve the show. I
Speaker 1: can ask you, you the listener, but again, you listen
Speaker 1: because you like it, which I obviously that's awesome, incredibly flattered.
Speaker 1: But how can you offer constructive criticism. You're listening because
Speaker 1: you enjoy the thing. You can ask the boss. I
Speaker 1: asked my bosses, people I work for at TV radio,
Speaker 1: but they love it. Oh, you're doing great, ratings, it
Speaker 1: through the roof, shows expanding, it's doing great. I understand that.
Speaker 1: I'm glad it's doing great. I'm glad the show's doing great.
Speaker 1: Help me get it better. They're looking at the they're
Speaker 1: just looking at the numbers. It looks fantastic. And I'm
Speaker 1: not really doing this because I want you to write
Speaker 1: in a bunch of emails about all the reasons I
Speaker 1: suck about that. I care. You're welcome to you know,
Speaker 1: but I'm doing this because you're in the same situation
Speaker 1: in your life too. It can be hard to break
Speaker 1: out of your bubble and get real criticism. And it's
Speaker 1: happened to the Democratic Party. I am amazed, amazed that
Speaker 1: they're just now discovering that rioting and looting is bad
Speaker 1: for the Democratic chances in November. I'm stunned. Stunned, talk
Speaker 1: about being in the bubble. Wow, they're burning down Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: This can only be good for us. Wait what? No?
Speaker 1: All right, Chris, you know how much I hate having
Speaker 1: to say I told you so what I do hate it? Chris?
Speaker 1: You think I take pleasure and being right about everything
Speaker 1: all the time. That's not true. All right, I take
Speaker 1: a little pleasure in it. But other than that, it's
Speaker 1: not true. Get this, Do you remember what I told
Speaker 1: you was going to happen. One of the things that
Speaker 1: was going to happen because of the coronavirus lockdown things.
Speaker 1: I told you this. I told you from the beginning
Speaker 1: that cities and states who can't print money, that they
Speaker 1: were all going to be facing massive budget shortfalls for
Speaker 1: obvious reasons. People are unemployed in not paying taxes, and
Speaker 1: businesses are closed and not paying taxes or flat out
Speaker 1: going out of business. That is the revenue of a state.
Speaker 1: They make their money from taxes, and again they can't
Speaker 1: print it. So to make it really simplistic, if you're
Speaker 1: a state and you have one hundred million dollar budget,
Speaker 1: I know they're a lot bigger than that. I'm making
Speaker 1: it simple. People. You're a state and you have a
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollar budget, and you've you have promised
Speaker 1: a bunch of campaign goodies, and in fact, you set
Speaker 1: out a budget for the following year that has you
Speaker 1: spending one hundred and twenty million dollars. Okay, you're spending
Speaker 1: a little more than you're taking in. This is what
Speaker 1: most of them do. But lots of times things grow
Speaker 1: and even if you have a little shortfall, a little
Speaker 1: thing here, a little thing, then you move some money
Speaker 1: around and you're okay, so major campaign promises, you promised
Speaker 1: a couple of extra goodies, spending one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: million next year, we'll be fine. Right Then coronavirus comes
Speaker 1: around and you tell yourself, oh, I better do so,
Speaker 1: I better look like I'm the one who really cares
Speaker 1: about safety. We won't have people dying on my watch.
Speaker 1: Close your business, Close your business, close yours, close, yours, close, yours.
Speaker 1: And then you're two or three months into it, and
Speaker 1: you're starting to get word back on the projections for
Speaker 1: tax revenue for the year, and you're starting to see
Speaker 1: things like, wait, we're only going to collect sixty million
Speaker 1: dollars this year, seventy million dollars this year. Now you
Speaker 1: are in quite a pickle. You have to find a
Speaker 1: way to make up that revenue. Governors and mayors are
Speaker 1: going to find ways to make up the revenue losses
Speaker 1: that they caused, and guests, how they're going to do it.
Speaker 1: Reach down right now, as long as it's appropriate and
Speaker 1: grab your wallet, because they are staring at it as
Speaker 1: we speak. They are going to find ways to separate
Speaker 1: you from your money because of the budget shortfalls they
Speaker 1: themselves caused with these idiotic coronavirus restrictions, stupid, pointless restrictions.
Speaker 1: They're walking around in Sweden right now. The entire country
Speaker 1: is open without masks on. And not only that, Sweden
Speaker 1: is openly mocking us. We're being mocked by Sweden. Gosh,
Speaker 1: that's embarrassing. A third rate European power is mocking the
Speaker 1: greatest country in the world because we're so stupid and
Speaker 1: weak over here. Gosh, it makes me sick anyway, So
Speaker 1: hear this story last night hanging out with a neighbor
Speaker 1: buddy of mine. Not going to go into the names
Speaker 1: or locations. They have a house in an area that
Speaker 1: is a lot of golf carts. It's one of those
Speaker 1: everybody tools around town, tool tools around their area and
Speaker 1: privately owned golf carts. Not to go golfing. That's just
Speaker 1: how everybody cruises around. There's now outrage in the town
Speaker 1: because the cops in the town are pulling over everybody
Speaker 1: in a golf cart who doesn't have on a helmet
Speaker 1: and goggles in the golf cart. Nobody's been pulled over
Speaker 1: for this before. They dug out an old rule. And
Speaker 1: why do you think the cops are doing that? Do
Speaker 1: you think it's because the cops are bad guys? Or
Speaker 1: do you think orders have come down from on high?
Speaker 1: We need money, we need money. Here's some extra tickets.
Speaker 1: You're going you're not asking, You're going to start sighting
Speaker 1: people for this. And this is only one of a
Speaker 1: million of the stories I'm going to tell you. As
Speaker 1: these stories come out of them finding new and inventive
Speaker 1: ways to screw you out of money. And I warned
Speaker 1: you this was coming. I warned everybody this is coming
Speaker 1: from the beginning. Talk about shortsighted. We're making fun of
Speaker 1: these people for their idiotic stance on the rioting and looting.
Speaker 1: How in the world could they be so stupid to
Speaker 1: not see this budget stuff coming? Oh man, who hang on?
Speaker 1: Is he smarter than everyone who knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: father over his flatulence. A Florida woman, there's a shock
Speaker 1: or was arrested yesterday for allegedly battering her father due
Speaker 1: to his flatulence inside their residence. According to the arrest
Speaker 1: Affidavid and Nicole Dozios, there's a ninety chance I'm pronouncing
Speaker 1: that wrong. Shares a bedroom. Here's a bedroom with her
Speaker 1: fifty nine year old victim in the whole him in Largo,
Speaker 1: a city in the Tampa Bay area, the Tampa Bay area.
Speaker 1: I thought it was Tampa. The city is called Tampa.
Speaker 1: Maybe the whole Bay they call that Tampa Bay whatever. Chris,
Speaker 1: shut up, I don't know. Around two am Sunday, Dozios
Speaker 1: became angry with her father due to his flatulence. In
Speaker 1: an argument ensued, Dozios allegedly attacked her father, punching him
Speaker 1: and oh gosh, that's actually really dark, punching him in
Speaker 1: the face numerous times. He had a bloody left eye. Okay,
Speaker 1: Dozios has a rap sheet, including convictions for theft, violating probation.
Speaker 1: She was arrested in twenty eighteen for allegedly punching her
Speaker 1: sister inside of the head of the family's Largo home. Okay,
Speaker 1: so one, this lady's a psychopath. Two, farting is hilarious,
Speaker 1: what Chris, it is? Everybody knows it is. And the
Speaker 1: problem is people feel the need to lie about it.
Speaker 1: And you know who really lies about it? Chicks. Chicks
Speaker 1: know it's funny, but they feel like they can't laugh
Speaker 1: about it. I think it's hilarious. I think it's hilarious
Speaker 1: when I walk in a public restroom and some dude
Speaker 1: is in there just tearing it up, and I know
Speaker 1: that's juvenile. I understand completely that that speaks poorly of
Speaker 1: me as a human being. I know, but I am
Speaker 1: a poor human being. That's just all there is to it.
Speaker 1: I know. And it's hilarious. Now let's do a brief
Speaker 1: PSA before we get back to politics. Hurricane Laura is coming.
Speaker 1: It's coming now, It's gonna be here, I think two
Speaker 1: am tonight. Chris looked at up. Make sure I'm not
Speaker 1: giving bad info. It's supposed to come late tonight. I
Speaker 1: realized that's tomorrow morning. Don't everybody be griping at me.
Speaker 1: Make sure you track that, Chris anyway, So Hurricane Laura
Speaker 1: is gonna be just east of Houston. It looks like
Speaker 1: again this is all guessing, and it's gonna blow through
Speaker 1: that completely eastern part of Texas, western part of Louisiana.
Speaker 1: And apparently this thing is turning into a brick house.
Speaker 1: It's already a category three, might turn into a category four.
Speaker 1: Now here's what those categories mean for you, people who
Speaker 1: are stupid and uneducated and didn't do a Google image
Speaker 1: search thirty seconds before we came back from break. It's
Speaker 1: called did you know this, Chris Epet? You didn't the
Speaker 1: Saffer Simpson hurricane windscale? You did look it up to?
Speaker 1: Oh damn, Just let me feel superior. Okay, it's my show. Gosh,
Speaker 1: it's freaking rude, all right. A Category one means wind
Speaker 1: seventy four to ninety five miles per hour. Very dangerous
Speaker 1: winds will produce some damage. Category two wins ninety six
Speaker 1: to one hundred ten miles an hour. Extremely dangerous winds
Speaker 1: will cause extensive damage. Chris, do be a favorite. While
Speaker 1: I'm looking this up. Look up Hurricane Ivan, the one
Speaker 1: I was in Jamaica. Four. I've already told that story
Speaker 1: million times. I want to know how big that was,
Speaker 1: because I thought I remember that one being big. The
Speaker 1: windscale or category three wind damn win T one hundred
Speaker 1: eleven to one hundred twenty nine devastating damage will occur.
Speaker 1: Winds or category four winds one thirty to one fifty
Speaker 1: six catastrophic damage will occur, and wins one hundred fifty
Speaker 1: seven miles per hour catastrophic damage will occur. We are
Speaker 1: potentially looking at a wind at winds of one hundred
Speaker 1: thirty to one hundred and fifty six miles an hour. Now,
Speaker 1: remember when I said hurricane what, Chris, I was in
Speaker 1: Jamaica for Hurricane Ivan. It was a category four, I thought,
Speaker 1: so it was a gigant. It was big. It was
Speaker 1: a four to a low five. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 1: brick house. I mean they evacuated us out of the
Speaker 1: hotel and I lost my plate of nachos. You remember
Speaker 1: that story. It was crushing. Okay, So we have potentially
Speaker 1: one hundred thirty one hundred fifty six mile in our
Speaker 1: winds now again. Let me emphasize a couple things. Like
Speaker 1: I told everybody the other day, people who live in
Speaker 1: high hurricane frequency areas, high frequency hurricane, high hurricane frequency whatever.
Speaker 1: I went to community college, they do not freak out
Speaker 1: about hurricanes. They just simply don't. There are some precautions
Speaker 1: you have to take, obviously, don't be an idiot. But
Speaker 1: for the most part, they just just buy a little
Speaker 1: extra beer and hunker down and go to sleep and
Speaker 1: wake up. There are obvious exceptions. If you're on the coast,
Speaker 1: they're evacuation in Galveston down here because they're about to
Speaker 1: get hammer housed. I'm sure New Orleans is gonna get
Speaker 1: it too, because doesn't New Orleans get every hurricane out there.
Speaker 1: So there are obvious exceptions. If you're in the low
Speaker 1: parts of whatever area you're in, which is always the
Speaker 1: poor people, that's the way it works. Poor people get
Speaker 1: stuck in the low areas, you might want to leave too,
Speaker 1: And lots of times you have to leave after the
Speaker 1: fact because if it's bad enough, like a Category four
Speaker 1: is bad enough, you might lose power for a long time. Now,
Speaker 1: be very very very grateful we live here in the
Speaker 1: United States of America, where our systems are so outstanding
Speaker 1: that even if you lose power, and they say you
Speaker 1: might lose power for months, you're not gonna lose power
Speaker 1: for months. Here. They're gonna have that stuff back up
Speaker 1: and running. I'm not gonna say the next day, but
Speaker 1: just be very grateful you live in America. A hurricane
Speaker 1: like that blows through Haiti and you lose power, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not having power again for a long time, that's all.
Speaker 1: But people evacuate when they shouldn't. Remember Hurricane Rita. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you probably don't. You live in this area, you
Speaker 1: probably do. But Hurricane Rita. They jined up all this
Speaker 1: fear all over the news. Hurricane read a hurricane reader.
Speaker 1: It was all you could see, every cable news program
Speaker 1: at night, the Weather Channel. Hurricanes are they're super Bowl
Speaker 1: hurricane readers. Evacuate now, everybody, get out, Hurricane readers coming.
Speaker 1: And then a hundred people died on the highway. You
Speaker 1: die on the roads. Be safe, be smart, don't be
Speaker 1: an idiot. Don't get in your car when the wind's
Speaker 1: already are blowing and think you're going to drive out
Speaker 1: of town. Calm down, stay inside. You're gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: Take the precautions you need to take. You're gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: All right, Nicky Haley. People still talking about her r
Speaker 1: NC speech. I'm not gonna go into that again, Chris.
Speaker 1: I know you want me to. I'm not going into
Speaker 1: that again. Chris asks why I hate her so much? One,
Speaker 1: I do not hate Nicki Haley. I really don't. I
Speaker 1: would tell you if I did. But this is why
Speaker 1: Nicky Haley's not for me and never will be for me.
Speaker 1: You remember that terrible, terrible South Carolina shooting where that
Speaker 1: scumbag Dylan Roof walked into the black church and killed
Speaker 1: four black ladies or nine black people. I think I
Speaker 1: think they were all black ladies having a Bible study,
Speaker 1: you know, just like the most saintly people in the world,
Speaker 1: just a little old ladies having a Bible study. And
Speaker 1: this scumbag walks in there kills them all. And so
Speaker 1: of course the American media is absolutely loving it. Don't
Speaker 1: yell at me, This was the greatest moment in their lives.
Speaker 1: A white guy killing a bunch of black people is
Speaker 1: like the greatest thing that could happen for the American media,
Speaker 1: who's been trying to gin up a race war for years,
Speaker 1: and they go tearing through the guy's social media as
Speaker 1: you can imagine. Of course, there's a picture of him.
Speaker 1: I forget if he was holding a Confederate flag or
Speaker 1: wearing a Confederate flag shirt. Now at this time, Nicky
Speaker 1: Hayley is well. I ran out of time, Chris, I'll
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Speaker 1: co founder of the Federalist Sean, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you've heard, but Wall Street Journal has a peace out saying,
Speaker 1: and I quote new thinking, the coronavirus lockdowns may have
Speaker 1: hurt more than they helped. Did you know that was
Speaker 1: new thinking? Sean? Well, I mean I saw that headline
Speaker 1: yesterday in my first thought was I wouldn't call it
Speaker 1: new Bob. While I'm I've been talking on the radio
Speaker 1: this morning a lot about what we're about to see
Speaker 1: as far as state and local governments quote raising money,
Speaker 1: meaning fleecing the taxpayers because of the budget shortfalls they
Speaker 1: themselves caused. Just to story before you came on, cops
Speaker 1: in some town have been ordered to issue tickets to
Speaker 1: everyone in a golf cart who isn't wearing a helmet
Speaker 1: and goggles. And people were furious, and I told them
Speaker 1: that's just the beginning it is. I think my favorite
Speaker 1: bit of nonsense from this is watching local officials closed
Speaker 1: down schools which you already paid for with your property taxes.
Speaker 1: And then because the schools are closed beside, you know what,
Speaker 1: we're going to charge families one hundred and forty dollars
Speaker 1: a day to bring their kids here, and then we'll
Speaker 1: just do daycare in front of screens and then help
Speaker 1: them with their online classes. But we're not going to
Speaker 1: call at school. We're just going to charge you extra
Speaker 1: money for the money you for the services you already
Speaker 1: paid for. I mean, it's just the insanity goes on
Speaker 1: and on, and at some point I would hope people
Speaker 1: would finally say, we've had enough. You got to end
Speaker 1: this madness. Sean. We now have two people dead in
Speaker 1: Wisconsin last night. It was inevitable when these things moved
Speaker 1: to the suburbs. People moved to the suburbs specifically because
Speaker 1: of safety in their arm People hunt fish, they go
Speaker 1: to the range out here. Are we about to witness
Speaker 1: the stopping of the expanse of expansion of the Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter protests? Are they going to change their minds
Speaker 1: after this? I actually don't think these people, who, in
Speaker 1: my view are domestic seditious Marxist terrorists and should be
Speaker 1: treated as such. They're not going to stop until there
Speaker 1: is a coordinated effort to stop them. This is clearly
Speaker 1: a movement for them. They've picked their targets well, and
Speaker 1: there's a reason they're only going into blue states and
Speaker 1: blue cities with blue prosecutors because they know there's never
Speaker 1: going to be any accountability. And so until these blue
Speaker 1: leaders actually step up and say, you know, we don't
Speaker 1: care if you like Joe Biden or your Democrats, we're
Speaker 1: putting it into this, it's just going to get worse.
Speaker 1: Because the longer this goes without them being challenged by
Speaker 1: any formal authorities, the more brazen they're going to get.
Speaker 1: Which is how you up with him just rolling in
Speaker 1: the suburb, you know, shouting at people in the middle
Speaker 1: of the night, cursing at him, telling him to come out.
Speaker 1: Eventually people are going to understand, you know, no one's
Speaker 1: coming here to help us. We have to depend on
Speaker 1: ourselves to help ourselves. This is only going to become
Speaker 1: more widespread. We're going to see more of this, not less.
Speaker 1: As long as these leaders decide that they're going to
Speaker 1: create a massive vacuum of law enforcement, doesn't that equal
Speaker 1: in election loss though, Sean, because yes, it's been Illinois,
Speaker 1: New York, places where they don't have to worry about
Speaker 1: winning an election Democrats in need Wisconsin might not be
Speaker 1: a good idea to burn down a Wisconsin city coming
Speaker 1: up on an election, well, especially Kenosha. Kenosha is kind
Speaker 1: of a it's a national bellweather, but it's a bellweather
Speaker 1: in Wisconsin. In twenty twelve, Barack Obama beat Knit Romney
Speaker 1: by twelve points in Kenosha. In twenty sixteen, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: won Kenosha, but I think two hundred and thirty votes
Speaker 1: on his way to just barely winning the entire state
Speaker 1: by you know, less than a full percent. So I
Speaker 1: can't imagine that people are going to look at what's
Speaker 1: going on there who live there and say, you know what,
Speaker 1: we need more of the guy who is endorsing the
Speaker 1: rise and is fine with all this, and less of
Speaker 1: the people who actually want to protect us and keep
Speaker 1: this place peaceful and nice. I assume it will redound
Speaker 1: to the benefit of Republicans, but who even knows anymore
Speaker 1: With the way the media lies and propagandizes. I've heard
Speaker 1: people argue, very smart people argue, Sean that no matter
Speaker 1: what happens than this election, Democrats are planning to litigate
Speaker 1: this thing to death. They're going all in on the election,
Speaker 1: thievery thing. They are going to lawyer up and just
Speaker 1: absolutely rip this place apart if they lose. They are
Speaker 1: The thing about Democrats did you learn watching them for
Speaker 1: a while, is once they accuse Republicans of something, you
Speaker 1: know that that's the things they plan to do. So
Speaker 1: they in twenty sixteen they screamed about Russian calue while
Speaker 1: they were paying a guy who's in the pocket of
Speaker 1: an actual sanctioned Russian oligard to collude in our election.
Speaker 1: So now when they say, oh, we're worried Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: not gonna accept the results of the election, well we
Speaker 1: know exactly what they're going to do. And Hillary said
Speaker 1: as much. She said, Joe Biden don't concede under any circumstance.
Speaker 1: So with all this mail and ballot stuff, with all
Speaker 1: this chaos, I would not be at all surprised if
Speaker 1: you see Trump ahead in blue states potentially Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: I say blue because that's who's in charge of the
Speaker 1: state government there. And don't be surprised if he ends
Speaker 1: up on election night. Maybe a week or two after
Speaker 1: with the most votes there, and you're going to see
Speaker 1: officials in these states say, well, you know, maybe we're
Speaker 1: just not going to certify this, maybe we're going to
Speaker 1: wait for more ballots to come in. It is going
Speaker 1: to be absolute chaos and pandemonium after this election, regardless
Speaker 1: of what happens, because Democrats have made clear that they
Speaker 1: will not accept the results of any election that they
Speaker 1: don't win. Okay, so this is now just a permanent
Speaker 1: state of affairs. This is this is where we are,
Speaker 1: This is who we are. Now. Tell me how my
Speaker 1: national divorce idea has not completely taken over the country.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's obviously the best idea of going
Speaker 1: right now in the absence of people just accepting that
Speaker 1: maybe we should just be nice to each other and
Speaker 1: lead each other alone and mind our own business and
Speaker 1: let people go about theirs. I actually think the biggest
Speaker 1: problem right now in our country isn't so much this
Speaker 1: cultural divide. It's the divide being widened deliberately for political
Speaker 1: gained by a completely corrupt left wing media. As long
Speaker 1: as they have the power and the cache and the
Speaker 1: influence that they have, we are only going to see
Speaker 1: these divisions get worse and worse. So what's it looked like, Sean,
Speaker 1: What's what's what's America looked like ten years from now?
Speaker 1: More of this just worse? Do things calm down? I mean,
Speaker 1: that's that's a bitter pill to swallow. That this is
Speaker 1: who we are now. I agree with you, but man,
Speaker 1: that sucks. Yeah. Does also I'll say that you know,
Speaker 1: ten from ear from now, that's an eternity. Recall that,
Speaker 1: you know, eight months ago we had no clue that
Speaker 1: America would lose its mind and lock everything down because
Speaker 1: of a virus. So ten years seems like an eternity.
Speaker 1: I personally think America needs Jesus, and I would implore
Speaker 1: everyone listening to find him because in the absence of that,
Speaker 1: I think their trajectory is pretty predictable. Just comes down
Speaker 1: to that, doesn't it. We we've lost our way spiritually
Speaker 1: in this country and now our God, in our culture,
Speaker 1: our God is leftism. Now right Leftism is becoming the
Speaker 1: predominant secular religion in this country, and the only thing
Speaker 1: they worship is power. So you can either worship the
Speaker 1: actual creator or you can worship a creation which is
Speaker 1: your own power. And we know through you know, five
Speaker 1: thousand years of human history. What happens when people worship
Speaker 1: power and it's not good? Sean, would you have for breakfast?
Speaker 1: I'm not a breakfast guy. Don't You've got to be
Speaker 1: kidding me here from Tennessee. I'm not a breakfast dude.
Speaker 1: I'll have my caffeine in the morning and then I
Speaker 1: wait for lunch. Okay, are you at least a big
Speaker 1: lunch guy? Oh? Yeah, yeah, I love lunch. Okay, what
Speaker 1: what's on tap for today? Yeah? I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: feeling I'm feeling like a burger today. Okay. I support
Speaker 1: that American cheese. Now, I'm not a big fan of
Speaker 1: American cheese. You know. I want to go, Sean. I
Speaker 1: love America. Not a big fan of Americans. Sean Davis
Speaker 1: the Federalist, Thank you, my man, Thank you, sir. I
Speaker 1: understand people who aren't fans of American cheese, Chris, but
Speaker 1: there is no other cheese for a cheeseburger. Let's just
Speaker 1: be real clear about that. And I'm a cheese freak.
Speaker 1: I'm a cheese freak. I like them thousand different kinds
Speaker 1: of cheese. What, Chris, you people can't even eat cheese,
Speaker 1: well not cheese and meat together. So you don't have
Speaker 1: any say so in this at all. Oh, I can
Speaker 1: eat pepperoni, but I can't eat pepperoni on a pizza
Speaker 1: because there's cheese on it. You're not gonna get involved
Speaker 1: in the cheese on the burger debate. I promised that
Speaker 1: what maybe you can, maybe you can chime in when
Speaker 1: we talk about brisket. Oh. I had this fascinating conversation
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Speaker 1: He was cool dude, and he was telling me part
Speaker 1: of the reason Texas brisket is so good, it's because
Speaker 1: of the influx of Jewish people here. They brought their yes.
Speaker 1: I'd always said that impressive. I never knew that he
Speaker 1: said they incorporated it into Texas Barbecue. Pretty cool. Good job, Chris,
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Speaker 1: expressing me on the Nicky Hayley thing, So allow me
Speaker 1: to elaborate. Dylan Rufe, remember that scumbag white supremacist scumbag
Speaker 1: walks in a black church. I'm almost positive if I
Speaker 1: remember right. I don't even want to go back and
Speaker 1: read the story and see it was so ugly. I
Speaker 1: think he prayed with them, like I think he sat
Speaker 1: down and began to pray with them and killed them.
Speaker 1: Really ugly stuff. In the wake of that, they're digging through,
Speaker 1: they find him with a picture of a Confederate flag.
Speaker 1: I think maybe he had a Confederate flag shoot. I
Speaker 1: don't remember the details, but he had a Confederate flag
Speaker 1: stuff on and South Carolina at the time, a Confederate
Speaker 1: flag or a portion of a Confederate flag flying above
Speaker 1: the state capitol, and the media began to hound Nicky
Speaker 1: Haley about having that flag taken down. Nicky Haley caved
Speaker 1: and took the flag down. Let me clarify, While you
Speaker 1: know I love talking about Civil War, I don't indict
Speaker 1: everybody in the Confederacy. That's idiotic. I don't have any
Speaker 1: problem if you fly Confederate flag. It's just doesn't bother me.
Speaker 1: And I also have no problem with her taking down
Speaker 1: the Confederate flag. You make your own decisions for your
Speaker 1: state and things like that. All that stuff is fine.
Speaker 1: All that stuff is fine. What I do care about
Speaker 1: is caving to the mob. I care very much about it,
Speaker 1: especially when we're talking about somebody who wants to be
Speaker 1: president of the United States of America. You cannot be
Speaker 1: somebody the media can bully. You cannot. It is maybe
Speaker 1: the best lesson, in my opinion, it's without question the
Speaker 1: best lesson Republicans can learn from Donald Trump. Give it
Speaker 1: right back to them. Screw them. Never let the media
Speaker 1: bully you. I do not view that as a nice
Speaker 1: little side benefit in this day and age with a
Speaker 1: rabid leftist media always trying to destroy Republicans, I view
Speaker 1: it as a requirement to be somebody who gives the
Speaker 1: media the proverbial middle finger whenever they want something. She
Speaker 1: should have said, no, no, no, the answers no, absolutely not,
Speaker 1: the flag staying. If you continue to come at me,
Speaker 1: I'll raise another flag tomorrow, and every day every time
Speaker 1: you come at me and ask me about it, I'll
Speaker 1: plant a new Confederate flag in the lawn of the
Speaker 1: Capitol Building. And then as soon as everything calmed down
Speaker 1: and went away, go take them down and take down
Speaker 1: the other one. You cannot let yourself be bullied otherwise
Speaker 1: they never stop. Why do you think super powerful leftists
Speaker 1: don't really come after me that often anymore? Do you
Speaker 1: know how many times I've caused some national controversy already
Speaker 1: that has spread like wildfire. Do you know why they
Speaker 1: don't come anymore? Because every single time they have tried
Speaker 1: to mob me, death, threat me, intimidate me to apologize,
Speaker 1: I double down. And then if they say something again
Speaker 1: and keep coming, then I triple down, and then eventually
Speaker 1: they throw their hands up in the walk away and
Speaker 1: now they know. Now they know, ah, not worth my
Speaker 1: time because he's not going to go away. That is
Speaker 1: necessary for Republicans. Necessary, It's the only way to correct
Speaker 1: that behavior. It's like parenting. I did it last night
Speaker 1: with my kids. Walked in. They were a little crabby.
Speaker 1: I think they stayed up too late, playing, hiding in
Speaker 1: their room, playing the night before, as boys do. I'm
Speaker 1: not mad about it, but they were a little crabby.
Speaker 1: I was getting a little attitude, so I said, all right,
Speaker 1: go outside. And it was scorching yesterday. Here does it
Speaker 1: go outside? I said, what, but it's really hot? Or no? No,
Speaker 1: I told him Initially I said go outside for thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: But it's really hot. I said, okay, go outside for
Speaker 1: an hour. Well you just said thirty minutes. Okay, go
Speaker 1: outside for two hours. And then they turned and ran
Speaker 1: outside and didn't say another word. That's how you handle that.
Speaker 1: You double down, You triple down. And that's my problem
Speaker 1: with Dicky Haley again. I would tell you if I did,
Speaker 1: like I can't stand Jeff Flake. I hate Jeff Flake.
Speaker 1: I don't hate Nikki Hayley. I don't you that cave
Speaker 1: as making her unqualified to be president of the United
Speaker 1: States of America because this media will bully her all
Speaker 1: over the place. If she cave to that, Think what
Speaker 1: the Washington DC media will do to her. They will
Speaker 1: have her chasing her tail all over the place. You
Speaker 1: can't do it. You can't do it. That's why I
Speaker 1: was so against Rubio. He gets pushed around like that
Speaker 1: all the time. Take a stance on something, then the
Speaker 1: media will push around. Then he takes the opposite stance
Speaker 1: because he's scared. Then the people on the right will
Speaker 1: be like, why are you such aweenie? Then he turns
Speaker 1: around and takes the opposite stance again. You can't do it.
Speaker 1: You cannot survive in this political environment. If you are
Speaker 1: some kind of people pleaser who's just gonna just gonna
Speaker 1: try to get by, just don't yell at me. That
Speaker 1: does not work. It does not work. You have got
Speaker 1: to be strong enough to stand up to these people.
Speaker 1: You just do. And if you're not, then when the
Speaker 1: rubber meets the road, when the hard decisions come, I
Speaker 1: know you're gonna fail me, So you gotta go. It's
Speaker 1: that simple. It's just that simple. And I don't know
Speaker 1: who I want to run in twenty twenty four. I'll
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Speaker 1: that every you know, I'm right. This is what happens
Speaker 1: every time. Everybody, everyone who's ever run for president or
Speaker 1: any higher office, has always said the same thing. Absolutely not,
Speaker 1: I'm never running for president. I don't want it. And
Speaker 1: then about two months later they come out, I didn't
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Speaker 1: most powerful man on planet Earth. Hi, Hi, Hi it
Speaker 1: Look it does mean no pleasure, obviously, I don't want
Speaker 1: to be the most powerful man on Earth. People are
Speaker 1: begging me to because I'm so important. They all do
Speaker 1: that routine. It's so old. As soon as somebody tells
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