Speaker 1: Thanks all of you for being with us. Right down
Speaker 1: are toll free telephone number. If you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program, it is eight hundred ninety
Speaker 1: four one Sean if you want to join us. Linda,
Speaker 1: is it true, any any rumor to the to the
Speaker 1: any truth to the rumor that you were in the
Speaker 1: Free State of Florida today?
Speaker 2: I cannot deny, nor can I confirm that I may
Speaker 2: be here.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't deny. I mean, if you're not here,
Speaker 1: you're not here. But I heard a rumor you might
Speaker 1: be in town.
Speaker 2: I heard about that. Yeah, there's a chance I might
Speaker 2: be here. I might be here to irritate you in person,
Speaker 2: not just you know, remotely.
Speaker 1: Lucky you, Oh, there might be a chance you're here
Speaker 1: to irritate me. Why would that be your first thought? That?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I find great joy in it, and you seem
Speaker 2: to thrive. The more I irritate you, and the more
Speaker 2: I get under your skin.
Speaker 1: So you know you can't get under my skin today,
Speaker 1: Linda is under this already.
Speaker 2: Ticked you off. It's like I got nothing left, I
Speaker 2: got no room.
Speaker 1: No you do. You have no privacy if you think
Speaker 1: you can duck and hide and dodge and avoid me.
Speaker 1: You know, when I don't even know where you are
Speaker 1: in Florida. I have no idea where you are. Is
Speaker 1: it anywhere near where I live?
Speaker 2: Actually I have I have to give props to where
Speaker 2: I'm at because I am at our I'm at our
Speaker 2: affiliate here in West Palm Beach, and they are Brian.
Speaker 1: Mudd is the Brian MUD's the best. We love him.
Speaker 2: He's so amazing. And the Jason and Franny Show is
Speaker 2: allowing me. Jason is allowing me to sit in in
Speaker 2: his studio, and they're just the nicest people, and they're
Speaker 2: so kind, and I am just so grateful to be here.
Speaker 2: Every time I am so like, I got to give
Speaker 2: mad props to them.
Speaker 1: Now, you know what I mean. We have all these affiliates.
Speaker 1: They've been so loyal to us. They do so well,
Speaker 1: they work so hard for their communities. They're putting on
Speaker 1: great radio every single day, and I'm proud to be
Speaker 1: a part of it. To be very honest, same, I
Speaker 1: want to start with the midterms, and I want to
Speaker 1: start with some hope because I know that there are
Speaker 1: a lot of people out there. First of all, usually
Speaker 1: just so you know, just so you have perspective, which
Speaker 1: I think is always important in life. People don't begin
Speaker 1: to focus on midterm elections usually until after Labor Day. Now,
Speaker 1: Labor Day is going to be here quick, and we've
Speaker 1: got a pretty exciting summer coming. We're going to be
Speaker 1: on the road quite a bit for America's two hundred
Speaker 1: and fiftieth, which I'm really excited about. The places we're going,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to reveal it yet today, but places
Speaker 1: that will be really really cool, events that will be
Speaker 1: really really cool, and I hope, I hope a lot
Speaker 1: of you will take the time to take this celebration in.
Speaker 1: You know, we have AFP being Americans for Prosperity joining
Speaker 1: with us asking everyone to read the declaration. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think the best moments of my life, to be blunt,
Speaker 1: are either when you're knocked down on your knees, you know,
Speaker 1: I there's something amazing that God does when when you're
Speaker 1: at your lowest point in life. It's like what Taylor
Speaker 1: Colwell's like, one of my favorite novelists of all time,
Speaker 1: wrote a book Bright Flows the River, and it starts
Speaker 1: with a line in the dark night of the soul,
Speaker 1: Bright flows the River of God, when when when you
Speaker 1: have those moments and you are knocked down on your
Speaker 1: knees and you're like, I've got nothing left God, that
Speaker 1: is that? That that to me is a great moment
Speaker 1: in life. Or you know, we're all so busy and
Speaker 1: all of you, all of you know what I'm about
Speaker 1: to tell you is true. You don't wake up in
Speaker 1: the morning and say, ah, I live in the United
Speaker 1: States of America. I get to open my eyes, let
Speaker 1: me go make my cup of coffee. I have one
Speaker 1: friend in life, one that says his favorite day of
Speaker 1: the weekest favorite moment of the week is when he
Speaker 1: gets to open his eyes on Monday morning so he
Speaker 1: can go to work. I love what I do, but
Speaker 1: the second my eyes open on Monday, I'm like, can
Speaker 1: I sleep another ten minutes before I'm ready to get
Speaker 1: up and get a cup of coffee, get go and
Speaker 1: work out, do my thing. And you know, but I
Speaker 1: don't think God has designed it that we have to
Speaker 1: do that way. Now, we should meditate in all things,
Speaker 1: all times, the Bible says, but it just doesn't happen
Speaker 1: for most of us. Probably should happen a lot more.
Speaker 1: We should be more reflective appreciative. I think gratitude is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest qualities to have in life. And
Speaker 1: I say, all this is you usually get up and okay,
Speaker 1: we're all grinding. Life is not supposed to be easy,
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's hard and everybody. And I think
Speaker 1: that's the beauty of freedom. Is if you work hard
Speaker 1: and you put in the effort and you push through,
Speaker 1: and you push yourself and you stretch yourself and you
Speaker 1: grow yourself, then you can be successful beyond your wildest dreams.
Speaker 1: This is what goes against the entire midterm narrative of
Speaker 1: the Democrats. Oh you're a billionaire. You didn't earn that.
Speaker 1: I don't know a billionaire. I've known plenty. I've met
Speaker 1: plenty of billionaires in my life. Linda in Florida. I
Speaker 1: never thought i'd meet so many of them, and so
Speaker 1: many are fans of my show. There's a lot of them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they're all coming from the Blue state, by the way.
Speaker 1: And I don't like all of it a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't like all of them. I like some of them.
Speaker 1: Some of them I didn't think were particularly nice. Something
Speaker 1: one in particular, I thought it was just arrogant as hell,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, wow, maybe you need a little dose
Speaker 1: of humility with the blessings you've had in your life.
Speaker 2: Well, you also have to give them a little bit
Speaker 2: of grace because it's very possible that they've been living
Speaker 2: in the land of lunacy and liberals for so long
Speaker 2: they don't know what it is to be nice. So
Speaker 2: they have to learn, they have to relearn, you know,
Speaker 2: common they live in Florida.
Speaker 1: It's not the land of lunacy, that's New York. Whether
Speaker 1: the next or whether the next lea.
Speaker 2: They came from those places.
Speaker 1: How long has he been in Florida? I'm now three
Speaker 1: years in Florida. Can you believe it? By the way,
Speaker 1: I talked about it for how many years? Oh this
Speaker 1: guy has been here for decades?
Speaker 2: Oh, I forget about it. Then we don't give him
Speaker 2: a past. Okay, moving on.
Speaker 1: But most of them are just the opposite, to be
Speaker 1: very fair. And I hear the stories of the most
Speaker 1: humble beginnings of people, I mean nothing, people that started
Speaker 1: with nothing. It's like my four grandparents from I started
Speaker 1: with nothing from Ireland legally, by the way, and I
Speaker 1: think my parents grew up poor with nothing, struggled their
Speaker 1: whole life. College wasn't an option. You know, fighting in
Speaker 1: World War two in the Pacific for four years is
Speaker 1: not an option for my dad. And you know that's
Speaker 1: why when I say I know and appreciate, I stand
Speaker 1: on other people's shoulders. But to finish the thought, you
Speaker 1: don't wake up and say, live in the United States,
Speaker 1: so lucky today. Let me let me on this day
Speaker 1: with passion and vigor, et cetera. It's not how people
Speaker 1: it's not how most people roll. And you're gonna get
Speaker 1: up and now the obligations come fast and furious. If
Speaker 1: you have kids, you're gonna get those kids up. You
Speaker 1: gotta get them washed, you gotta get them dressed. They
Speaker 1: got to brush their teeth, they got to get their
Speaker 1: book bag, they got to bring all this stuff to school.
Speaker 1: And you got to get them out the door. Either
Speaker 1: you give money, they get a pack lunch, whatever you
Speaker 1: happen to do, and then you're gonna, you know, race
Speaker 1: off to work, put in your twelve fourteen hours. I
Speaker 1: don't know anyone that works eight hours anymore, but I
Speaker 1: guess there's some people that work very little, but they're
Speaker 1: good luck to them. And then they're gonna they're gonna
Speaker 1: come home and they're gonna what are they gonna do.
Speaker 1: They're gonna catch up with their kids, make sure they're
Speaker 1: doing the homework, make sure they get fed, help them
Speaker 1: if they need help, get them a bedtime story, crawl
Speaker 1: into bed, hopefully, watch Hannity, and fall asleep after whenever
Speaker 1: you feel like it, and you know, you just you
Speaker 1: just don't get up with that great excitement. However, in
Speaker 1: your reflective moment once it's different when you get still
Speaker 1: and quiet and grateful and humble and you realize how
Speaker 1: blessed you are. You know, look at all the news
Speaker 1: we've been following in the Middle East. I mean, would
Speaker 1: you like to grow up in any country in the
Speaker 1: Middle East? Even Israel? And I've been there many many times.
Speaker 1: When I went to that border city star route and
Speaker 1: they got hit with ten thousand rockets in ten years,
Speaker 1: I ask people, why do you stay here? Their kids
Speaker 1: can't play outside, They play in underground bunker playgrounds because
Speaker 1: there's twelve seconds between the time that rockets fired from Gaza,
Speaker 1: which you can see with the naked eye, to their town.
Speaker 1: Ten thousand rockets one town ten years. That was like
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen or sixteen. We were there last so and
Speaker 1: then you realize, Wow, this is a great country. And
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying about the midterms. You know, you
Speaker 1: are going to hear the Democrats. They will demagogue, They're
Speaker 1: going to Jim Crow two point zero. They are doing
Speaker 1: something I never thought they'd do, and that is go
Speaker 1: so hardcore radical left. There are many factors that I
Speaker 1: am telling you that nobody at this moment can accurately
Speaker 1: reflect on how this midterm is going to turn out.
Speaker 1: My only ask for all of you in this audience,
Speaker 1: because your votes will matter, is that you commit in
Speaker 1: your mind, your heart, and your soul that you don't
Speaker 1: want the country to go backwards. And I've got some
Speaker 1: good news in terms of why you should be hopeful
Speaker 1: and optimistic. You know, we're looking at numbers. For example,
Speaker 1: two hundred and twenty nine thousand plus voters the GOP
Speaker 1: gained over Democrats just since twenty twenty four alone. Democrats
Speaker 1: lost two hundred and seventy five thousand voters across twenty
Speaker 1: eight swing districts since November twenty fourth. That's an average
Speaker 1: of ten thousand perdition. You know, Democrats lost registration share
Speaker 1: in twenty seven out of those twenty eight districts, every
Speaker 1: district shifted toward the GOP since twenty twenty. Totally, nearly
Speaker 1: seven hundred and thirty seven thousand voters gained relative to Democrats.
Speaker 1: Now that's a big deal. You know, this Supreme Court
Speaker 1: racial jerrymanderin case, the Supreme Court of Florida just upheld
Speaker 1: the new redistricting map in Florida that gives Republicans potentially
Speaker 1: four more seats in Florida and more seats in Texas
Speaker 1: and more seats in other states. I wish Indiana would
Speaker 1: would have done something right. But putting that aside, then
Speaker 1: you look at you know, Abigail Spamberger. You know, she
Speaker 1: tried her little power grab and it failed, thank goodness.
Speaker 1: But you know, I am not seating any ground now.
Speaker 1: And I'll add this point. I don't even think the
Speaker 1: issues that we will reflect on after the midterm have
Speaker 1: fully happened. Yet. You know, we're at a pretty sensitive
Speaker 1: point with Iran has been strikes two days in a row,
Speaker 1: the President hinting that we might be close to a deal,
Speaker 1: and he's it doesn't look like a strike today, but
Speaker 1: now he's willing to go back striking. Is that enough
Speaker 1: to get their attention? I don't know. The sooner this
Speaker 1: comes to an end, the better the more focus dialed
Speaker 1: in we get on the economy, I think, the better
Speaker 1: the quicker energy prices come down. I think, although the
Speaker 1: price of a barrel of oil. When the President announced
Speaker 1: yesterday he had taken out stealthily one hundred million barrels
Speaker 1: of oil, I thought that was pretty spectacular. But anyway,
Speaker 1: so if you look at this after the final redistricting
Speaker 1: of the year in Louisiana, Alabama, and now Florida with
Speaker 1: a court decision yesterday, Republicans are getting an edge in
Speaker 1: safe seats for the midterms two hundred and eleven to
Speaker 1: two hundred and five. I mean, that is pretty amazing
Speaker 1: considering historically the party in power historically tends to lose
Speaker 1: seats in the midterm. How do I feel about our
Speaker 1: odds for holding the Senate, which I think is critical.
Speaker 1: I feel fairly confident. The fact that Democrats are going
Speaker 1: with Graham Platner, mister Nazi tattoo and every other controversy
Speaker 1: involving him and his voters are stupid and racist and
Speaker 1: main according to him, and cops are all bastards, and
Speaker 1: he's on these weirdo you know sites with young girls
Speaker 1: on there. Apparently won't release the messages, and he was
Speaker 1: there I think until last Monday. According to one report,
Speaker 1: he won't release those messages, and John Fetterman said he'd
Speaker 1: give up his hoodie if he does release them. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's going to release them, And how does
Speaker 1: he know who he's talking to? Anyway? Put that aside,
Speaker 1: and you got six gender tell a Rico that lunatic
Speaker 1: and God is non binary, and a welcome mat at
Speaker 1: the Southern border, and a vegan campaign that he's running
Speaker 1: and it doesn't not into oil, okay with men playing
Speaker 1: women's sports. Then you got Al Saied, you know, in
Speaker 1: Michigan campaigning with Hassan Piker. America deserved nine to eleven. Really,
Speaker 1: I mean, this is now the party of Grandpa Bernie
Speaker 1: and those lunatics, these new lunatics and Pocahontas and Mom
Speaker 1: Donnie and AOC and nobody else will take them on.
Speaker 1: So I don't even know what to do end the
Speaker 1: funny story today. I don't know if you saw this.
Speaker 1: Andrea Piser wrote about it in the New York Post
Speaker 1: today you know, fight the oligarchy. Guess who's selling merch
Speaker 1: selling merchandise in her campaign website featuring socialist slogans like
Speaker 1: tax the rich brawler, aoc Bronx, queens working class. She's
Speaker 1: selling this stuff online. She sounds like an entrepreneurs.
Speaker 2: Wow, I can't stand her.
Speaker 1: No, you love her beyond No, I have no lut
Speaker 1: on my No you do. I mean knowing you wanted
Speaker 1: to be the nominee in twenty eight over Gavin. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, no, oh my god. No, it's not the dimes.
Speaker 1: Weren't the difference between them.
Speaker 2: A little bit more hair?
Speaker 1: Joe a little different, that's true, but he's so handsome
Speaker 1: according to him and Katie Kirk. He thinks he's hands
Speaker 1: out and it can be such a distraction.
Speaker 2: Not he's gross, They're both gross.
Speaker 1: The price of oil has been it's now at eighty five, well,
Speaker 1: just went to eighty six, but been hovering around eighty
Speaker 1: six most of the day, very low compared to its
Speaker 1: high of nearly one twenty. When the President announced yesterday
Speaker 1: that the you know, I don't know how he did it,
Speaker 1: very stealthily pulled out one hundred million barrels of oil
Speaker 1: to keep the price of oil down because supply and
Speaker 1: demand criss crossing dictate price. I think he surprised everybody
Speaker 1: in the room, the media mob that was in there.
Speaker 1: He's got a gaggle, he's just started. They've been two
Speaker 1: nights of pounding of Iran talk of a real deal.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'd like to see this come to
Speaker 1: a quick conclusion and that the strait be opened, the
Speaker 1: dust settled, meaning the nuclear dust and mission accomplished in
Speaker 1: that sense. I know you're not supposed to utter those words,
Speaker 1: but it would be such a huge benefit. You know.
Speaker 1: The one thing I'll say is this will never be
Speaker 1: able to calibrate how successful this effort is, because the
Speaker 1: President will have prevented a potential nuclear holocaust. You know,
Speaker 1: if the Iranians, if you think that they're tough negotiators
Speaker 1: and jackasses now when they really have very little power
Speaker 1: and can be obliterated in no time, what do you
Speaker 1: think a nuclear armed Iran would be. They would hold
Speaker 1: the world hostage, they would hold the entire Middle East hostage. Anyway,
Speaker 1: the President is about to speak to the press surrounding him.
Speaker 1: He's doing other business as well. Let's just dip.
Speaker 3: In the war with the rent and we're going to
Speaker 3: be a subject to finalization of documents. We should get
Speaker 3: done over the next few days. We probably have a signing,
Speaker 3: maybe in Europe, and it's a great thing. Stock markets
Speaker 3: up a thousand points. That means they like the deal. See,
Speaker 3: that means they like. The market goes down, it means
Speaker 3: they don't like the deal.
Speaker 4: But it's been up. Oil shrupped.
Speaker 3: Oil will start coming down to I think even lower
Speaker 3: than it was before. Had I said I was in
Speaker 3: Iowa it was one hour eighty five cents a gallon.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm going to get there, but
Speaker 4: we're going to get pretty close.
Speaker 3: Going to come down, and when oil comes down, everything
Speaker 3: else comes down. And most importantly, we have a deal
Speaker 3: that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, which was
Speaker 3: the whole purpose of what we had to go through
Speaker 3: to get this.
Speaker 4: It was a big, very big thing.
Speaker 3: But we have a signing suited, and the documents are
Speaker 3: in pretty final shape.
Speaker 4: So we'll see.
Speaker 3: We'll say very good should be done, and that should
Speaker 3: be done pretty quickly.
Speaker 4: They wanted every bit.
Speaker 3: As much as everybody else wants, and then I think
Speaker 3: a lot of good relationships can ensue from this. I
Speaker 3: just spoke with the leaders of many of the countries
Speaker 3: that were mentioned in the release. I just spoke to
Speaker 3: bb I spoke to the head of Great Heads of
Speaker 3: Nations Guitar, UAE and Saudi Arabia, Bahraine, Kuwait and others.
Speaker 4: And I'm gonna be talking to Turkey.
Speaker 3: President Ernawano's great and it's really a wonderful thing with
Speaker 3: a lot of spirit.
Speaker 4: Pakistan was fantastic.
Speaker 3: The Prime Minister, the I call him the General, he's
Speaker 3: a general.
Speaker 4: He's a great, great general is so great that he's
Speaker 4: actually a field marshal, a step above. And they're all
Speaker 4: very happy.
Speaker 3: The whole Middle East is happy, and along beyond the
Speaker 3: Middle East, the Straight will open as soon as we
Speaker 3: have a signed. We've been taking out many ships that
Speaker 3: nobody knew. Even the fake news didn't know it. But
Speaker 3: over the last month we've been taking our ships, big ships,
Speaker 3: quietly at night.
Speaker 4: You guys didn't know.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool, right, as a captain, he knows more
Speaker 3: about ships than I do, but it's pretty good.
Speaker 4: It turned off the lights, we bombed their radar.
Speaker 3: And everything so they couldn't see what was going on,
Speaker 3: and we took out some nights twenty five ships, some
Speaker 3: nights fifteen. It's last four or five nights we did
Speaker 3: twenty five, twenty two, twenty one, twenty six, eighteen and fourteen.
Speaker 4: Who else would remember those numbers?
Speaker 3: Nobody? Lot of ships, a lot of oil is that
Speaker 3: that's why oil. Even before this, the market couldn't understand
Speaker 3: why it was so free, that it's more oil than
Speaker 3: they thought. What they're trying to We took them out
Speaker 3: at nine and that w the straight wall officially open
Speaker 3: as soon as we signed, which could be soon, very soon,
Speaker 3: maybe over the weekend in Europe.
Speaker 4: I won't be able to be there, but.
Speaker 3: JD will be there, Vice president of some of the
Speaker 3: people Steve Woodcoff did a great job, Jared. So we'll
Speaker 3: take some questions, but right now we're here to talk about.
Speaker 4: Fishermen and fisher women.
Speaker 3: Okay, we have They're great people, and I guess I'm
Speaker 3: a little prejudiced because they all voted for me. Would
Speaker 3: you say I got one hundred percent or if I
Speaker 3: didn't would have a support we'd have a big surprise.
Speaker 3: So it's my honor to be taking this action to
Speaker 3: lower seafood costs and generate millions and millions of dollars
Speaker 3: of new business or our great really great fishermen, great people,
Speaker 3: by restoring commercial access to three areas of the.
Speaker 4: Western Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 3: It's a large amount of space we're talking about that
Speaker 3: they were restricted. Other countries would use it, but our
Speaker 3: country couldn't use the giv you areadything, so stupid and
Speaker 3: one of the Thanks Secretary of Commerce Howard Ludnick, Secretary
Speaker 3: of the Interior, Doug Bergham, Alaska Governor Mike Dunlavy, and
Speaker 3: Congress Ruined Kimberly King Hines for joining us today.
Speaker 4: We appreciate it all very much. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Thanks as well to Captain sieg Hanson, a superstar. He's
Speaker 3: a Him and Tom Kouts are the two biggest.
Speaker 4: People in enter family. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Great great job and Pacific Seatfood CEO Frank Duelsitch and
Speaker 3: the Son's dominicant Charles many more dedicated fishermen and seafood
Speaker 3: industry leaders. Have some great leaders here and your product
Speaker 3: is amazing. Been going to round going alone for a
Speaker 3: long time, right, seafood It's amazing.
Speaker 5: And doing great under the Obama Biden the administration's radical
Speaker 5: environmentalist drastically restricted access for fishermen and coastal communities, and
Speaker 5: hundreds of thousands of square miles of ocean was cut.
Speaker 4: Off for them. They can't fish.
Speaker 3: Other people could fish, They couldn't. These people weren't allowed
Speaker 3: to fish. Can you imagine that? Do you ever think
Speaker 3: that was going to happen as you grew up, probably
Speaker 3: as the sons of sons and daughters of fishermen, and
Speaker 3: someday they were going to take away the right to
Speaker 3: fore you to go fishing in the Pacific Ocean. Want
Speaker 3: a bunch of dopes? Those decisions slums off vast resources
Speaker 3: and really the richest.
Speaker 4: Fishing grounds they say, anywhere.
Speaker 3: In the world, destroyed livelihoods and made the United States
Speaker 3: more dependent on forest products. And I did a similar
Speaker 3: thing for Maine. Maine is very much in the subject
Speaker 3: because I have a pig running for the Senate. He's
Speaker 3: a pig instead of senator. He's a joke, he's a
Speaker 3: con man. But so it's in there, and you know,
Speaker 3: I won half of man. I won the two. I
Speaker 3: won the one by a lot. Fishermen actually, come to
Speaker 3: think of it, fishermen and the lumberjacks, the people that
Speaker 3: go out their work.
Speaker 4: I want them. I love Maine, but.
Speaker 3: It's amazing they had a five I think it was
Speaker 3: a five hundred mile by five hundred a massive amount
Speaker 3: of the Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 4: You weren't allowed to fish, but Canada when you.
Speaker 1: Like in my ear, Linda's screaming at me because why
Speaker 1: are you continuing He's talking about fishing. He's not talking
Speaker 1: about around, He's talking about fishing.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why, because I see you know I
Speaker 1: love the show Deadly as Catch, and I you know
Speaker 1: Mike Rowe, I'm jealous that he gets to narrate that show.
Speaker 1: That would be one job I'd love. When Mike did
Speaker 1: dirty jobs, I thought it was one of the best.
Speaker 1: He does some cool work, and he's really an advocate
Speaker 1: for blue collar workers and my blue collar backgrounds. Sig
Speaker 1: Hansen one of the captains on Deadliest Catches in the
Speaker 1: Oval office, I might addressed him a little bit better
Speaker 1: before I said to him in but I'm a fan
Speaker 1: of these guys. If you've ever if you've never watched
Speaker 1: Deadliest Catch, I mean these guys take on the toughest seas,
Speaker 1: burying seas in freezing cold conditions. There have been so
Speaker 1: many of these men that have died in the course
Speaker 1: of this show. It is heartbreaking, and they do it
Speaker 1: and you live the drama. They drop their crab pots
Speaker 1: and you know, and then they might come back, you know,
Speaker 1: a day or two later, and they're empty, all that
Speaker 1: work nothing, and then you know, then they might get
Speaker 1: a tiny catcher, and then they might get a you know,
Speaker 1: start hauling in a ton of them and you're like
Speaker 1: at home and you're cheering for them, and they work
Speaker 1: so freaking hard. Now the President looking out for working
Speaker 1: men and women and to me, the people that make
Speaker 1: this country greater than working men and women, and all
Speaker 1: of this environmental radicalism, climate alarmism has number one. It's
Speaker 1: cost the world trillions of dollars. And even the UN said, no,
Speaker 1: never mind. They started with the ice ages coming. Then
Speaker 1: we're going to incinerate, and you know, Mount kiliman Jarro
Speaker 1: is gonna be melted and the polar ice cap is
Speaker 1: going to be melted. And now the UN saying, oh, no,
Speaker 1: we were wrong, and sorry, you spent all that money
Speaker 1: on windmills and you know, the solar panels and all
Speaker 1: this crap. But their kids, but working men and women
Speaker 1: get killed, and why are fishermen being attacked? I mean,
Speaker 1: didn't Jesus pick twelve apostles that were fishermen. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think that is very indicative of the mindset how
Speaker 1: God feels about working men and women. You know, there's
Speaker 1: a quote in the Bible, by the sweat of my brow,
Speaker 1: by the sweat of thy brow, you shall earn thy bread.
Speaker 1: And I can tell you for my years working ten
Speaker 1: years in the restaurant business, ten years in construction. I
Speaker 1: know you're sick of hearing it, but I tell you,
Speaker 1: but it's a very real part of my life that
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. There's something so gratifying, satisfying,
Speaker 1: and fulfilling when you can look back at a job
Speaker 1: well done. There's nothing more frustrating than to watch fishermen
Speaker 1: that are putting their heart and soul into something and
Speaker 1: not making a catch. I mean, I watch these guys
Speaker 1: on wicked tuna, same thing they only they have limits
Speaker 1: every year how many tuna they can catch. I'm like,
Speaker 1: this is ridiculous. I have a friend of mine in
Speaker 1: Long Island and they're a stripe ass there and he
Speaker 1: likes to go fishing. He's a great fisherman. You know
Speaker 1: who I'm talking about, Lindham talking about Keith. He goes
Speaker 1: out every second that he can, Okay, every day he'll
Speaker 1: send me pictures three, four or five stripe bass, beautiful fish.
Speaker 1: And if it's like an eighth of an inch off,
Speaker 1: what the length has to be. I mean, he's got these,
Speaker 1: you know, the coastal people jumping on his ship all
Speaker 1: the time, measuring and weighing his catch to see if
Speaker 1: it's legal. Now, first of all, we all pay it
Speaker 1: in Nassau County. It's the second highest property tax county
Speaker 1: in the country. Bruce Blakeman, though, is doing a great job.
Speaker 1: I think he'd be a great governor, and he's doing
Speaker 1: everything possible bringing taxes down all throughout Nasau County. By
Speaker 1: the way, he's going to allow schools to refer to
Speaker 1: boys and girls, which the rest of the state's not doing.
Speaker 1: Did you see that? I can't believe it. Debating that
Speaker 1: and so' and I'm like, well, it's only a leighth
Speaker 1: of an inch. Why don't you just fillay it? Then
Speaker 1: nobody will know the difference. He goes, no, I've got
Speaker 1: to follow the rules. I'm like, well, how often are
Speaker 1: they boarding your boat and he's like all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's insane to me that we have people
Speaker 1: that their job and you know, we have violent streets
Speaker 1: all over New York and we're worried about whether a
Speaker 1: fish is an inch too big or small, and whether
Speaker 1: or not it's a keeper or non keeper. It's hard
Speaker 1: to get a keeper. He's got to catch five stripe basket,
Speaker 1: which is not easy to do, but he's great at it,
Speaker 1: so he does it before he can get one that
Speaker 1: he can bring home and filet and cook. It drives
Speaker 1: me nuts. This is the type of stuff that drives
Speaker 1: me up a freaking wall. And all you people that want,
Speaker 1: you know, the government to cater to your every need. This,
Speaker 1: this is what they shove down your throat. You know,
Speaker 1: if the Knicks win, we'll talk about it later. They
Speaker 1: go nuts. The crowds in New York City, you know, defund, dismantle,
Speaker 1: no bail. Reimagine the police sending the you know, sending
Speaker 1: the lunatics, sending the social workers a lot of good.
Speaker 1: They're going to do a lot of good. Social worker,
Speaker 1: don't you feel good knowing a social worker will come
Speaker 1: down in a subway and rescue you if some lunatic
Speaker 1: is threatening to kill everybody on the subway, it makes
Speaker 1: me feel great. Thank god, I haven't been in the
Speaker 1: subways in a long time. But this is this is
Speaker 1: government madness. This is Obamacare promises all broken. I've read
Speaker 1: today ten years. Social Security is headed towards insolvency. They
Speaker 1: was supposed to put that money in a lock box.
Speaker 1: How are your government schools doing? How is defund dismantled doing,
Speaker 1: How's no bail doing, How's reimagined doing? How's open borders doing?
Speaker 1: How's sanctuary cities and states doing? How's all this doing?
Speaker 1: All this is on the midterms. All this is on
Speaker 1: the ballot this year, most important midterm election year in
Speaker 1: your lifetime.