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Speaker 1: eighty million unvaccinated individuals to stay home over Labor Day.
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Speaker 1: busted for fake vaccine cards on travel to Hawaii, and
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Speaker 1: lot of yelling in the Biden speech yesterday. He was
Speaker 1: yelling the whole time, from what I could tell, trying
Speaker 1: to project strength after an ignominious retreat from Afghanistan, a
Speaker 1: chaotic withdrawal, and they're already spinning this. This is a victory.
Speaker 1: This is where you start to draw upon orwell right,
Speaker 1: This is where language no longer has the meaning you
Speaker 1: think it does. In fact, language according to the elites,
Speaker 1: according to the people in charge, means the opposite of
Speaker 1: what you and I think it does. This was not
Speaker 1: a poor leadership performance. It was a great leadership performance.
Speaker 1: It was a victory. It was bravery, It was strategic brilliance,
Speaker 1: not stupidity. This was great for America. Biden wants you
Speaker 1: to know. Yeah, sure there were a few problems here
Speaker 1: and there, but it was the biggest airlift in history.
Speaker 1: This is quite a bit like saying, after you've run
Speaker 1: the Titanic into an iceberg, we were amazing getting to
Speaker 1: those lifeboats, which I've been saying now for over a week,
Speaker 1: and I'm hearing this same analogy used in other places,
Speaker 1: I think because it's so apt. But man, we got
Speaker 1: to those lifeboats fast. Now you could say, but buck,
Speaker 1: we were eventually going to hit an iceberg no matter what.
Speaker 1: To that, I'd say, okay, But if perhaps we had
Speaker 1: gotten to them, if perhaps we've gotten to life votes
Speaker 1: in a more expeditious fashion, more orderly, we would have
Speaker 1: been able to get more people to safety. We left
Speaker 1: a hundred plus Americans behind who wanted to leave, that's
Speaker 1: the polite way of saying, wanted to get the hell
Speaker 1: out of there and couldn't. And we pulled out our
Speaker 1: military forces, as you know, left those Americans behind. And
Speaker 1: now the Biden administration wants you know, they're gonna do
Speaker 1: everything they can. They're gonna work really hard to try
Speaker 1: to get them out of there at some point, and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, you're gonna start to see his poll numbers
Speaker 1: go up. You know why, because the media is going
Speaker 1: to act like you haven't seen exactly what you've seen.
Speaker 1: What did I say yesterday? I believe on this show
Speaker 1: and also on the Clay and Buck radio show, give
Speaker 1: it a week and they'll be telling you what a
Speaker 1: victory this is. Some of you responded to me with
Speaker 1: that as soon as I said it, and your immediate
Speaker 1: rejoinder was, oh, no, it'll be a day. And you're right.
Speaker 1: I actually gave I gave them too much credit. I
Speaker 1: gave them too much credit. It turns out it was
Speaker 1: going to have to be a day, not a week,
Speaker 1: where they would just start saying, you know it was
Speaker 1: it was a good thing that he did. That Biden did.
Speaker 1: He's excellent. I mean, here's I mean, I almost hesitate
Speaker 1: to put him on this show for a second, but
Speaker 1: you know what, I was going to give you some
Speaker 1: of the analysis. Let's hear actually from Biden first on
Speaker 1: all of this before we have some of the dumbest
Speaker 1: people on the left weighing in here. He called this
Speaker 1: complete debacle. This was At a speech yesterday, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: said it was an extraordinary success play ten. No nation,
Speaker 1: no nation has ever done anything like it in all
Speaker 1: of history. The only the United States had the capacity,
Speaker 1: that will, the ability to do it, and we did
Speaker 1: it today. Extraordinary success of this mission was due to
Speaker 1: the incredib skill, bravely, and selfless courage of the United
Speaker 1: States military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. For weeks,
Speaker 1: they risked their lives to get American citizens Afghans who
Speaker 1: helped us, citizens of our allies and partners and others
Speaker 1: on board planes and out of the country. And they
Speaker 1: did it facing a crush of enormous crowds seeking to
Speaker 1: leave the country. I mean, yeah, we were able to
Speaker 1: hold the perimeter with the Taliban holding the actual outside
Speaker 1: perimeter of Kabbal Airport, and we got people out of
Speaker 1: this country. Let's understand this from a military perspective. It
Speaker 1: is because the Taliban chose and I know this is
Speaker 1: this is hard to hear, it's hard to say. It
Speaker 1: is because the Taliban chose not to execute large numbers
Speaker 1: of American civilians that they were able to get out
Speaker 1: in the first place. There would have been very little
Speaker 1: we would have been able to do if they had
Speaker 1: gone that route to stop it from occurring. That would
Speaker 1: have been very, very challenging for US, even no matter
Speaker 1: who the commander in chief may have been at that time,
Speaker 1: never mind Joe Biden, who increasingly looks frail and out
Speaker 1: of it and not up for the job. Now, Biden
Speaker 1: saying this is a success doesn't surprise me at all,
Speaker 1: because I told you that's what he was going to do.
Speaker 1: They're going to forget about the process here and focus
Speaker 1: on the overarching decision to leave. That's something that we
Speaker 1: can all see coming. And the American people are in
Speaker 1: favor of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. And it will
Speaker 1: be fascinating to see if, in fact, this country becomes
Speaker 1: a hub for international terrorism. Because if it doesn't, and
Speaker 1: we're out to give this some time, but if it
Speaker 1: doesn't become a place where jihadis or training for operations
Speaker 1: all over the world, and it could, I don't know,
Speaker 1: a lot of people are saying it it is certain
Speaker 1: to do so. I mean, here's Leon Panetta, the former
Speaker 1: Terry Defense former CI director play seven. Well, in twenty years,
Speaker 1: we've learned a great deal about the Chaliban. I've never
Speaker 1: trusted the Taliban and I don't trust them now, and
Speaker 1: so it's going to be it's going to be a
Speaker 1: difficult relationship. Obviously, the CIA will be a very important
Speaker 1: intermediary here to try to not only deal with the Taliban,
Speaker 1: but also find out what is happening with the Taliban
Speaker 1: and terrorism in Afghanistan. The likelihood is that the Taliban
Speaker 1: will provide a safe haven for terrorists in Afghanistan, which
Speaker 1: means that this war is not over, that indeed will
Speaker 1: have to continue to face threats from Afghanistan when it
Speaker 1: comes to terrorism. Now. I think there's a conflation here
Speaker 1: of facing threats and the war not being over. A
Speaker 1: war would be the active deployment of soldiers and the
Speaker 1: cons and possibility of violence at the hands of the enemy,
Speaker 1: and having to do constant violence to that enemy. That
Speaker 1: to me, is a war. Flying an airstrike once every
Speaker 1: six months that blows up some campsite of isis K fighters.
Speaker 1: I don't think we could call that a war. In fact,
Speaker 1: if you believe that's a war, we've been at war.
Speaker 1: We're at war in Pakistan for over a decade, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, we've been flying strikes in Yemen, in Pakistan,
Speaker 1: and there are air strikes that happen in Somalia. I
Speaker 1: mean any number of places there are air strikes. So
Speaker 1: to say that's a war, well, I think that's a
Speaker 1: bit further than we can go at this point. But
Speaker 1: are we going to have to go back in and
Speaker 1: invade Afghanistan? Fully? I think the answer, I hope the
Speaker 1: answer is no. But what do I always tell you,
Speaker 1: nobody can really predict the future. I can predict how
Speaker 1: people will react to events pretty accurately. I can't predict
Speaker 1: what the events will be. And I tell you that
Speaker 1: a lot of other people, I mean the most in
Speaker 1: my mind, the laziest content you get in the news
Speaker 1: media is constant prediction and constant people just offering up
Speaker 1: what they think could happen at some point supposition, right,
Speaker 1: what they think might occur at some point in the future. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: that can be an interesting part of a discussion, but
Speaker 1: it shouldn't be the focus of it. Right now. What
Speaker 1: you're seeing is the transition in the Biden White House
Speaker 1: and in the Democrat aligned press corps to all out
Speaker 1: rewriting of this recent history. Because the visuals, the Afghans
Speaker 1: running to grab the gears of a plane, the crush
Speaker 1: of people at the gates and cobble the bodies of
Speaker 1: our thirteen servicemen and women coming home after that suicide
Speaker 1: bombing attack. The American people remember that that is seared
Speaker 1: into our minds, and so the Biden team is going
Speaker 1: to try to undo that by telling you see, we
Speaker 1: made a gut sea call. Well which is it? Is
Speaker 1: it a call that they followed through on because of
Speaker 1: the Trump agreement beforehand? Noticed that everything good here, according
Speaker 1: to them, is the result of Biden. Everything bad is
Speaker 1: the result of Donald Trump. Play eleven. My predecessor had
Speaker 1: made a deal with the Taliban. When I came into office,
Speaker 1: we faced a deadline. May one, the Taliban onslaught was coming.
Speaker 1: We faced one of two choices. Follow the agreement of
Speaker 1: the previous administration and extended to have or extend to
Speaker 1: have more time for people to get out, or send
Speaker 1: in thousands of more troops and escalate the war. To
Speaker 1: those asking for a third decade of war in Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: I asked, what is the vital national interest? In my view,
Speaker 1: we only have one to make sure Afghanistan can never
Speaker 1: be used again. To launch an attack on our homeland.
Speaker 1: My predecessor made a deal with the Taliban, he says,
Speaker 1: and that deal constrained him in his opinion. This is
Speaker 1: what Biden saying, because if they had not gone along
Speaker 1: with it, then a Taliban would have started attacking US troops.
Speaker 1: What's interesting, though, is that Biden extended the deadline, so
Speaker 1: he didn't go along with it. And he is the president,
Speaker 1: not the former president who I had yesterday on radio,
Speaker 1: and I'll just say, can I just say a moment
Speaker 1: to say that Clay and I had so much fun
Speaker 1: talking to President Trump, the fact that he agreed to
Speaker 1: let us do the radio show with him for three
Speaker 1: hours from our lago. I don't know if you heard
Speaker 1: that on the radio show yesterday, but President Trump says,
Speaker 1: the three of us, Buck Trump, Clay are going to
Speaker 1: do a show, a live radio show on our four
Speaker 1: hundred and forty stations, give or take across the country.
Speaker 1: Pretty excited, pretty excited about that. That'll be a lot
Speaker 1: of fun. But anyway, back to Joe Biden and his
Speaker 1: efforts to destroy America. Yeah, he's saying that it's Trump's
Speaker 1: fault that there was a timeline, but somehow he extended
Speaker 1: the timeline anyway, So he's the decider, so to speak,
Speaker 1: but he's not the decider. He wants the credit, but
Speaker 1: not the blade, right, he wants the upside, but not
Speaker 1: the responsibility. And then on the Americans left behind, because
Speaker 1: that's also it's not just the optics, the visuals, the
Speaker 1: perception of what happened here in Afghanistan. There's the reality
Speaker 1: of Americans who are now fully at the mercy of
Speaker 1: the Taliban, fully at their mercy. Biden wants you to know, well,
Speaker 1: at some level, it's kind of their fault because they
Speaker 1: were told played twelve. Since March, we reached out nineteen
Speaker 1: times to Americans in Afghanistan with multible warnings and offers
Speaker 1: to help them leave Afghanistan, all the way back as
Speaker 1: far as March. After we started the evacuation. Seventeen days ago,
Speaker 1: we did initial outreach in analysis and identified around five
Speaker 1: thousand Americans who would decided earlier to stay in Afghanistan
Speaker 1: but now wanted to leave. Our Operation Allied Rescue ended
Speaker 1: up getting more than five thousand, five hundred Americans out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they were told, He's saying. So if they didn't get out,
Speaker 1: I guess that's supposed to be on them at some
Speaker 1: level of what a mess this is. Just go down
Speaker 1: the list, Joe Biden on the economy, bad on the border,
Speaker 1: bad on law enforcement and crime, and major cities with
Speaker 1: increases and shoot it bad. Where does this guy get
Speaker 1: it done? By the way, private payrolls increased by only
Speaker 1: three hundred and seventy four thousand in August, the estimate
Speaker 1: was six hundred thousand. This is the truth of the
Speaker 1: Biden presidency. You're going to have to constantly, even if
Speaker 1: you do as I do think Joe Biden is a
Speaker 1: an imbecile, inapt You're going to constantly have to lower
Speaker 1: your expectations. It could always be worse. He can always
Speaker 1: be dumber and make more horrific decisions. It's because this
Speaker 1: is what you get when the Democrat media complex elevates
Speaker 1: a clearly declining in faculties, almost eighty year old who
Speaker 1: was never even impressive. I mean, Joe Biden wasn't smart.
Speaker 1: I want to be very clear about this. He wasn't
Speaker 1: smart in his forties, so there's no way at almost
Speaker 1: eighty this is a guy that you want in the
Speaker 1: commander in chief role. But this is what they've done
Speaker 1: to us anything but Trump. Even this over Trump was
Speaker 1: their attitude. Even this over Trump was acceptable to them.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. And they're all going to be trying to
Speaker 1: justify this, and as Joe Biden feel the need to
Speaker 1: explain himself over this beyond just the stern prop burn. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I like this. Wh made the right call, tough call
Speaker 1: Joe Biden did here. I am Tally Bairn gonna fight him.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put him in the headlock, give him a nookie,
Speaker 1: because that's what we do here in Joe Biden's White House.
Speaker 1: We're gonna tell him, hey, buddy, remember what I did
Speaker 1: to Corn Pop back in the day. Yeah, you're darn right.
Speaker 1: Is he gonna take any questions? No play thirteen? I
Speaker 1: give him my word, all of my heart. I believe
Speaker 1: this is the right decision, a wise decision, and the
Speaker 1: best decision for America. Thank you, thank you, and may
Speaker 1: God bless you all, and may God protect our troops.
Speaker 1: No taking questions, just just walks out. He's done, he's
Speaker 1: had enough. Doesn't want to hear it. You can shut
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Speaker 1: it out. All right, there's a law right now in Texas.
Speaker 1: I didn't mention this that maybe I mentioned the very top.
Speaker 1: I want to come back to it, but the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court has not put a stay in effect about the
Speaker 1: Texas six week fetal heartbeat abortion ban. Now, this is
Speaker 1: an incredibly important and complicated topic, and let's say, let's
Speaker 1: be very clear about this right now. This is quite
Speaker 1: literally a matter of life and death. The left has
Speaker 1: turned abortion into a sacrament of evil. They support this
Speaker 1: above all other aspects of being a leftist these days.
Speaker 1: You must you must be pro abortion. You have to
Speaker 1: be there's no middle ground. You're not allowed to be
Speaker 1: a Democrat in good standing unless you believe in abortion
Speaker 1: at any Let's be very clear, any point during a pregnancy,
Speaker 1: for any reason whatsoever, no restrictions at all. It is
Speaker 1: the only right and as I say, r ie like
Speaker 1: a satanic one, it is the only right that has
Speaker 1: zero restrictions allowed. Right, it is an absolute right. How
Speaker 1: is that even possible? Well, because it's not a right
Speaker 1: at all, it's not in the constitution, certainly not moral.
Speaker 1: But they've created this legal fiction of Roe v. Wade,
Speaker 1: really the beginning of the end of the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: as in last hundred years or so, and an entity
Speaker 1: that any person pan think is something other than a
Speaker 1: political organ and on when earlier today a Texas state
Speaker 1: law was allowed to take effect. Now this is fascinating
Speaker 1: because the way they've done it shows some real and
Speaker 1: I had to dig deep into this, show some real
Speaker 1: understanding of how this law will play out and the
Speaker 1: whole process. So Texas is arguing the current challenge to
Speaker 1: the law right now that's come from pro abortion groups
Speaker 1: is premature and speculative, and the abortionist challengers do not
Speaker 1: actually know whether a case is going to be brought
Speaker 1: against them. There has been no case brought against them yet.
Speaker 1: So that's one aspect of this. But let me give
Speaker 1: you some more of this, and this is all meant
Speaker 1: to get to the court looking at and if it
Speaker 1: has any honesty, any integrity left in it, the Supreme
Speaker 1: courts will overturn Roe v. Wade and perhaps Casey along
Speaker 1: with it, or at least modify those decisions in substantial ways.
Speaker 1: But the Supreme Court could still enjoying the law. Let's
Speaker 1: be clear, that could still happen, but it hasn't done
Speaker 1: it yet, and the abortionist lobby is freaking out over it.
Speaker 1: So that this Texas law allows private plaintiffs to sue
Speaker 1: abortionists for damages, but it doesn't allow state officials to
Speaker 1: enforce the law against abortionists. So it essentially deputizes private
Speaker 1: citizens to go after and sue abortionists. It's not the
Speaker 1: state doing it, it's the state allowing people themselves to
Speaker 1: do it. Now, this makes it a lot harder for
Speaker 1: abortionists to challenge the law, because if they could just
Speaker 1: sue the state, they know how to do that. That's straightforward.
Speaker 1: You know who the state of Texas is. You go
Speaker 1: into court, you do it, and this is how the
Speaker 1: abortion lobby usually gets their way. And also your attorney's
Speaker 1: fees are paid by the state as well. Right, so
Speaker 1: if you win, you also get attorney's fees for sure.
Speaker 1: But if the abortionists sue or counters to a private
Speaker 1: plaintiff who's trying to enforce this law, this Texas state law,
Speaker 1: they don't get their attorney's fees if they win, so
Speaker 1: they run up costs. But the private plaintiffs get their
Speaker 1: attorney's fees if they successfully enforce the law against an abortionist.
Speaker 1: So it makes it a lot harder for the abortionists
Speaker 1: to challenge the law, harder for them to get attorney's fees.
Speaker 1: And if they failed to challenge it, then guess what
Speaker 1: they have to comply with the law, which means after
Speaker 1: six weeks after a fetal heartbeat or after a fetal
Speaker 1: heartbeat is detected, no more abortions. So this is enormously
Speaker 1: consequential for the pro life side, and this is perhaps
Speaker 1: the turning of the tide right now. We have to see,
Speaker 1: we don't know what the court is going to do.
Speaker 1: We know that the Supreme Court will decide in June
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty two the Mississippi fifteen week ban, and
Speaker 1: people have thought that that would be the essential vehicle
Speaker 1: for challenging this. But this is moving along very quickly too.
Speaker 1: In Texas. This matters a lot. We need for our
Speaker 1: standing as a country to become a moral country. We
Speaker 1: need to get rid of this abortion lobby and industry.
Speaker 1: And I know that I'm just telling you this. It
Speaker 1: always it saddens me a little bit because it's known
Speaker 1: even in conservative media that this issue is considered to
Speaker 1: be a a ratings dropper. You start talking about abortion,
Speaker 1: and people on the right tune out. Even people I'm
Speaker 1: talking about who are pro life, they just they don't
Speaker 1: want to. Oh it's too much, it's too friends. This matters,
Speaker 1: This matters. Think of all the babies that could be
Speaker 1: saved just by this law going into effect for a
Speaker 1: few months, a few weeks. This is about saving innocent
Speaker 1: human life. And I know that it's heavy, and I
Speaker 1: know that it's not something that we all want to
Speaker 1: wake up first thing in the morning with our coffee
Speaker 1: and be talking about her, thinking about But the left
Speaker 1: they fight for this with satanic ferocity. Twenty four seven.
Speaker 1: They never let up, and that's why they've gotten their
Speaker 1: way for so long. And that's why there's been the
Speaker 1: mass slaughter of the unborn for decades. Are we going
Speaker 1: to do something about this? Are we finally going to
Speaker 1: have our voices heard. Will we become a country that
Speaker 1: is no longer godless in its sacrifice of the unborn
Speaker 1: for modern convenience. That's the question that is posed right now,
Speaker 1: and it's one that I hope is answered by the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court where they're resounding strike down of either Roe
Speaker 1: or Casey or this fake constitutional right to abortion can
Speaker 1: no longer be allowed to persist. And that's where we are.
Speaker 1: This is going to be a huge fight. The Left
Speaker 1: is more emotionally and psychologically dug in on this issue
Speaker 1: than possibly any other. That's where we are. All right,
Speaker 1: Let's go on to a bit of COVID stuff here
Speaker 1: from that heavy topic to COVID, although at least with
Speaker 1: COVID we could make fun of the idiot libs. Here
Speaker 1: you have the governor of Pennsylvania, the one who you know,
Speaker 1: changed the laws the Democrats could win the election in
Speaker 1: that state in twenty twenty. Here's Tom Wolfe saying statewide
Speaker 1: mask mandate for students and staff grades K through twelve
Speaker 1: play fourteen. Wearing a mask in school is necessary to
Speaker 1: keep our children in the classroom and to keep COVID
Speaker 1: out of that classroom. So To that end, the Department
Speaker 1: of Health is directing all early learning and childcare and
Speaker 1: K through twelve private in public schools across the country,
Speaker 1: across the state to require students and staff to wear
Speaker 1: masks when they're indoors. Everyone's got to wear masks because
Speaker 1: that's really going to work so well. They don't care
Speaker 1: what the drawbacks are. They don't care what the psychological
Speaker 1: implications for this are. You got you gotta just comply.
Speaker 1: That's all they care about. Comply or else, bend the
Speaker 1: knee or else. This is where we are. This is
Speaker 1: the circumstance in which we find ourselves. It's very, very frustrating.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Look, I'm just gonna tell you this
Speaker 1: straight up. We are heading for a winter of not
Speaker 1: only vaccine mandates in schools across the country, not everywhere,
Speaker 1: but in a lot of places. But we're heading for
Speaker 1: a winter of I believe, and ninety five mandates too.
Speaker 1: You're going to start to have places that demand surgical
Speaker 1: and ninety five masks which are really uncomfortable, really hard
Speaker 1: to read. Put it saves lives. Put it saves lives.
Speaker 1: That's what they're gonna say. And we'll have to sit
Speaker 1: there and say, you total lunatics. How much longer are
Speaker 1: you going to ruin life for the rest of us?
Speaker 1: How much longer are you going to make everyone miserable
Speaker 1: because you cannot face the fear of death itself that
Speaker 1: all of us live with every single day. There are
Speaker 1: no guarantees, And if you think the state can guarantee
Speaker 1: your safety, you're a fool. The state can definitely take
Speaker 1: away your freedom, it cannot guarantee your safety. Virginia Tech
Speaker 1: has kicked out one hundred and thirty four students already
Speaker 1: this year for being unvaxed. Other places, I'm sure have
Speaker 1: already done the same thing. And they busted a woman
Speaker 1: for traveling to Hawaii for her fake vaccine card. You
Speaker 1: got another person who is being prosecuted for selling I
Speaker 1: think over one hundred fake vaccine cards. They're going to
Speaker 1: start really enforcing that. But even more than the enforcement
Speaker 1: against the fake cards, what you will see is the
Speaker 1: digital vaccine passport craze is going to get even bigger.
Speaker 1: You're going to have an idea. They're already doing this
Speaker 1: in Canada. Your national your digitized national idea, is now
Speaker 1: being tied your vaccine status. We are rapidly turning into
Speaker 1: authoritarian China in many ways in this country, and people
Speaker 1: don't even see it. And those who could do something
Speaker 1: about it in some states are choosing not to because
Speaker 1: it's it's not enough for them to fail, or rather,
Speaker 1: it's not enough for them to avoid their own mandate.
Speaker 1: They have to create protections from mandates because otherwise the
Speaker 1: mandates are coming for all of us. This is why
Speaker 1: it's already movement the Florida, Florida State Assembly, a Florida
Speaker 1: State House. They're looking to They don't come back in
Speaker 1: till January, but they are looking to do. I've been
Speaker 1: talking to people involved in that process, a private employer,
Speaker 1: vaccine protection, their things. They're trying to come up with
Speaker 1: how they would put it forward and do they have
Speaker 1: the votes for it. Until you have that, until you
Speaker 1: have freedom on offense, we are just biding our time
Speaker 1: until they make us all not just get thus shot,
Speaker 1: but another one and then another one. You're going to
Speaker 1: be living in a fauciite dystopia. It's going to be
Speaker 1: two years in March by friends for the locktoons. Two years.
Speaker 1: It's going to be here before you know it. Does
Speaker 1: it ever end? Does it ever go away, only if
Speaker 1: we make it. They are perfectly happy to continue to
Speaker 1: control and to miserate us for as long as it
Speaker 1: takes for full compliance, not just on vaccines, on everything.
Speaker 1: They are remaking American society right now. They are changing
Speaker 1: our mass psychology. This notion of freedom, of individual rights,
Speaker 1: of autonomy, that's all going away. They're chipping away it
Speaker 1: at day in and day out. They're making real progress.
Speaker 1: And what do we have on our side? People who think, Oh,
Speaker 1: that's not my problem. I live in a red state.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not my problem. I'm a governor of a
Speaker 1: red state, red state who's completely beholden to corporate interests,
Speaker 1: and as a phony, Oh that's not my problem. I'm
Speaker 1: in the Congress and we don't have a majority. Right.
Speaker 1: This is the attitude that the right has. Meanwhile, the
Speaker 1: left is just thinking, what can we do to get
Speaker 1: more How do we get more power? How do we
Speaker 1: get more control? They are relentless. We want to be
Speaker 1: left alone. The problem is the relentless will keep harassing
Speaker 1: those who wish to be left alone until we make
Speaker 1: them stop. It's not enough to say will they ever
Speaker 1: be normal? Will they ever stop being so crazy? And
Speaker 1: then onto some lighter fare for a second. A pumpkin
Speaker 1: spice beer producer, Mark, can we get you to try
Speaker 1: the latest pumpkin spice beer from bud Light. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: it's as pumpkin spiced spiked seltzer and I feel like
Speaker 1: you are my alcoholic seltzer connoisseur. I'm not a big
Speaker 1: pumpkin person, but I guess I'll try it. My wife
Speaker 1: likes that stuff. Well, can we get missus Mark to
Speaker 1: try the pumpkin spice bud Light Seltzer and tell me
Speaker 1: if it's if it's worth given a shot too? Sure?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know it is gluten free. You're allowed
Speaker 1: to try it too. That's a fair point. I was
Speaker 1: thinking it was a beer because it's bud Light, But
Speaker 1: I guess I can try it. Maybe I'll buy a
Speaker 1: six pack and I'll bring one into you. Nice man, Okay,
Speaker 1: we could do to make sure I do it after
Speaker 1: the show, though, or else to be like I'm a fight,
Speaker 1: a fight buying the moron, I want to fight all
Speaker 1: the lips. Well, I mean, I'll give it to you
Speaker 1: before the show. What you do with it is up
Speaker 1: to you. That's a fair that's a fair move. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but if I have too many, too many beers, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna be yelling about how Joe is a moron.
Speaker 1: And actually it's kind of like what I do anyway,
Speaker 1: So maybe that might be entertaining. It might actually be
Speaker 1: pretty fun doing a drunk radio show, as long as
Speaker 1: we had somebody on the drop button who could make
Speaker 1: the stuff that I really can't say disappear in time,
Speaker 1: would be super fun. It would be like a high
Speaker 1: wire act because I would say the things that I
Speaker 1: say to you off air that are funny and that
Speaker 1: are insightful, but would get me an FCC violation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe we do that for the podcast. Maybe that's more
Speaker 1: of a podcast thing. Yeah, maybe not on the big
Speaker 1: radio show. If we're reduced, staff will have a heart
Speaker 1: attack if you do that on the radio show. That
Speaker 1: is a fair point. Well, anyway, Pumpkin Spice spiked Seltzer
Speaker 1: out there and everyone goes, oh, I love Pumpkin Spice.
Speaker 1: Whatever you do, you don't up to you, see, because
Speaker 1: we believe in freedom. Here on this show. We believe
Speaker 1: in freedom. And that's gonna be it for me today.
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