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Speaker 1: Let's get into what's happened in the country right now
Speaker 1: we had some good jobs numbers today. Now I understand
Speaker 1: this isn't the context of an economy that has taken
Speaker 1: a beating for months now. We had four point eight
Speaker 1: million jobs added, unemployment rate down to eleven point one percent.
Speaker 1: So this is it's not oh, things are great. Oh
Speaker 1: we can you know, just rest on our laurels now
Speaker 1: or hang out. Of course not. You still have tens
Speaker 1: of millions of jobs that have been lost across the country.
Speaker 1: We got a lot of work to do. But the
Speaker 1: work has to start now. Things have got to start
Speaker 1: going at this point if we're going to be in
Speaker 1: a position to not only bring the American people out
Speaker 1: of this misery, which is more than just economic misery. Right,
Speaker 1: what we've been through as a country with the lockdowns
Speaker 1: and the panic and the despair and the loss of
Speaker 1: jobs and the separation from each other, all of that,
Speaker 1: right that has been really a freeze, not just of
Speaker 1: the economy, but of American life as we know it.
Speaker 1: It's like we've all been in some kind of prison sentence.
Speaker 1: And that's why I think the term lockdown is in
Speaker 1: fact so useful here. Lockdown is what happens when they
Speaker 1: decide everyone has to stay in their cells in a prison.
Speaker 1: That's really what we've been through. We have been through this,
Speaker 1: and Democrats are showing us exactly who they are and
Speaker 1: what they're all about at this moment, because just when
Speaker 1: we start to feel like maybe the end of this
Speaker 1: madness and this pain is getting closer. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it's next month or next week or anything like that,
Speaker 1: but we are making our way through this challenge. And
Speaker 1: that's what those jobs numbers are showing us. That people
Speaker 1: are starting to go back, starting to live their lives again,
Speaker 1: and the panic and fear narrative of the Democrats is
Speaker 1: starting to break. Here's what I want to say to you.
Speaker 1: I want to be very clear about this. Keep the
Speaker 1: pressure on by living your life as much as you can,
Speaker 1: as fully as you can within your personal risk tolerance
Speaker 1: given this virus that is still out there. But don't
Speaker 1: listen to those who have been wrong over and over again.
Speaker 1: America is getting through this. No second lockdown, no way,
Speaker 1: not okay, not allowed, not a good idea, and not
Speaker 1: being pushed by people who have the best interests of
Speaker 1: the country at heart, not being pushed by those who
Speaker 1: really want to see things get better, right, now now
Speaker 1: those who are pushing for lockdowns again are the same
Speaker 1: people who are justifying the mass mobilization of the Democrat
Speaker 1: base in the streets, the riots, the protesters, all the
Speaker 1: stuff that's been happening. That was okay, that was necessary,
Speaker 1: you see, because it was about power for Democrats. But
Speaker 1: now they want to tell us, oh, no, younger people
Speaker 1: are spreading this virus faster and faster to each other
Speaker 1: in some parts of the country. Oh wait, the hospitals
Speaker 1: are overwhelm. No, they're not. There's not a single hospital
Speaker 1: yet that has been overwhelmed. And also there is no
Speaker 1: way through this virus that does not involve risk and
Speaker 1: does not involve losses, including lockdown. Mind you, one, if
Speaker 1: I think the false beliefs that has become ingrained in
Speaker 1: so many people's minds during this whole process is well,
Speaker 1: we'll be safe if we down, that's a lie. That's
Speaker 1: a lie. It's not like the universal lockdown policy prevented
Speaker 1: people from continuing to get sick with this. All it
Speaker 1: means is that there are more people who are suffering
Speaker 1: from not getting cancer screenings, from not being able to
Speaker 1: see loved ones, from getting fatter and weaker and less
Speaker 1: able to handle all viruses, including this virus, because their
Speaker 1: immune system is suppressed. Less time in the sun, less
Speaker 1: time in fresh air, all of these things we've been learning,
Speaker 1: these lessons. Democrats want to cast this all out now.
Speaker 1: They are terrified. Let's be very clear about this. The
Speaker 1: Democrat Party is terrified at the prospect of a renewed, happy,
Speaker 1: healthy America before this election. Terrified. They don't want it.
Speaker 1: They don't want it because the whole plan here is
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden, the reason they've put him forward as
Speaker 1: the candidate is Joe Biden stands in as a return
Speaker 1: to Oh, Joe Biden's been in politics for over forty years.
Speaker 1: We all know, Joe Biden's just Joe Biden. Guys, come on,
Speaker 1: vote Joe Biden and all of a sudden things. Never
Speaker 1: mind that the radical left will be calling the shots
Speaker 1: with Biden like he's some little puppet, like a little marionette,
Speaker 1: you know, pulling the strings on Biden all the time.
Speaker 1: Forget about that. That's and of course not going to
Speaker 1: be the narrative, but that's the truth. If things get better, though,
Speaker 1: it turns into who do you really want to make
Speaker 1: decisions about the future? Of this country, Donald Trump or
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, who is more likely to make decisions that
Speaker 1: will help your business, that will make it easier for
Speaker 1: you to pay your bills and the mortgage, that won't
Speaker 1: allow us to get drawn into stupid wars that we
Speaker 1: don't need to be fighting. We got a record with Trump,
Speaker 1: and we've got a record with Biden from the Obama
Speaker 1: administration as well as being a deeply unremarkable machine politician
Speaker 1: as a senator, and it's not comparable. So this right now,
Speaker 1: this moment, you see, this is a pivot point that
Speaker 1: we're going through. I've seen all the numbers in Texas
Speaker 1: and Florida and Arizona. If they want to limit some
Speaker 1: mass gatherings because they don't want the hospitals to get
Speaker 1: overwhelmed anywhere, I can understand that. But no lockdown, no
Speaker 1: stay in your home or else, no end to business,
Speaker 1: no shutdowns of parks and beaches. The people that are
Speaker 1: doing that, I mean, the fact that California is shutting
Speaker 1: down beaches is crazy. We've already learned, We've already been
Speaker 1: through this lesson, we have run this experiment. But the Democrats,
Speaker 1: the Libs, they want to forget what the results were
Speaker 1: they think that we will forget that they chased people
Speaker 1: for jogging alone on a beach in the open air,
Speaker 1: in the sunshine, they would deploy cops to stop that,
Speaker 1: while also not having any problem whatsoever with thousands and
Speaker 1: thousands of people together close proximity, screaming and yelling and
Speaker 1: right on top of each other for hours and hours
Speaker 1: and hours. That was okay. That was necessary because wokeness,
Speaker 1: because social justice demanded it. De Blasio in fact, talked
Speaker 1: about it in New York in the context of this
Speaker 1: city where I'm currently sitting, and here's what he said
Speaker 1: about the comparison between, for example, why you can't go
Speaker 1: to church. You couldn't go to church, can't have religious services,
Speaker 1: but you can definitely have the protest. Oh sure, play
Speaker 1: clip fifteen please, essentially saying that you treated the protesters
Speaker 1: who were on the streets differently than the religious gatherings
Speaker 1: that were on the streets. Your reaction just wrong. We
Speaker 1: worked with the religious leadership of this city for months,
Speaker 1: Cardinal Dolan and the Catholic Church and so many other
Speaker 1: religious leaders who were in full agreement that it was
Speaker 1: not time to bring back religious services because of the
Speaker 1: danger it would call to their congregants. The protests were
Speaker 1: an entirely different reality, a national phenomenon that was not
Speaker 1: something that the government could just say, you know, go away.
Speaker 1: It's something that really came from the grassroots and obviously
Speaker 1: had profound meaning. And we're all acting on the meaning
Speaker 1: of those protests, but it's really apples and oranges. Our
Speaker 1: religious leaders were the first to say it was not
Speaker 1: time to bring back services. Now we're doing it carefully, smartly.
Speaker 1: So I think that decision profoundly misses what the very
Speaker 1: religious institutions themselves were saying. Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you slimy liar de Blasio, not not going to work today,
Speaker 1: not on my watch. I don't care what a few
Speaker 1: religious leaders said to you, or you claim they said
Speaker 1: to you. You were shutting down funerals. You were shutting
Speaker 1: down people in open air who wanted to engage in
Speaker 1: religious service outdoors. You were locking kids out of playgrounds,
Speaker 1: actually using city resources officials to lockdown playgrounds. Can have
Speaker 1: kids out there playing an open air the same week
Speaker 1: that you had these protesters. March oh or was a
Speaker 1: national phenomenon. We couldn't have stopped that. What he's saying
Speaker 1: is important to the democrats and the left, These idiot
Speaker 1: rabble rousers out there saying, yeah, that's right, we're gonna
Speaker 1: change society. It's a revolution. Too important. He just told you,
Speaker 1: You told it to your face. You had a family
Speaker 1: member who died from COVID. Sorry, no funeral for you.
Speaker 1: But these protesters who are gyrating their behinds in front
Speaker 1: of police on video and saying cops don't have fancy
Speaker 1: degrees like they do. Yeah, everyone's real impressed with your
Speaker 1: gender studies degree from Wellesley. Sure, oh oh yeah, you're
Speaker 1: all so smart. One. One great thing about all this
Speaker 1: is it shows us what a joke higher education has
Speaker 1: really become. You have the democratization of information now with
Speaker 1: the Internet, where you can learn so much, teach yourself
Speaker 1: so much more than ever before, and it's all right
Speaker 1: there for you, and the autodidacts are arising people who
Speaker 1: teach themselves. It becomes more apparent that those who want
Speaker 1: to read, want to learn, want to understand, just have
Speaker 1: a better skill set than those who got a fantasy
Speaker 1: degree I spent. I spent sixty thousand dollars a year
Speaker 1: going to American University. Look at me, who cares. Who cares?
Speaker 1: Deblasio is just telling you though to your face, and
Speaker 1: the same thing with news Simon the same. I'm happy
Speaker 1: to see Lieutenant governor Lieutenant Governor of Texas has said, look,
Speaker 1: we're not listening to Fauci anymore. This is crap. You know.
Speaker 1: They want to slow down bars a little bit. I
Speaker 1: get it right. They don't want to be in a
Speaker 1: position where the hospitals get overwhelmed. But we are cycling
Speaker 1: through this process now. There is no other way people
Speaker 1: will be getting infected. We're all taking risk. Every time
Speaker 1: I go to the store in New York, every time
Speaker 1: I'm outside, I'm constantly interacting with people. There are risks.
Speaker 1: That's just the way it's going to be. So we
Speaker 1: can either have America start to come back, or we
Speaker 1: can just keep locking America in the closet and saying
Speaker 1: shut up, don't ask any questions. Well, you can come
Speaker 1: out when there's a cure, and they're not doing it
Speaker 1: for your health because people are going to get sick anyway.
Speaker 1: And the lockdown data from Europe and the lockdown data
Speaker 1: from around the world shows that there's no direct correlation
Speaker 1: between the severity of lockdown between the compliance of mask wearing,
Speaker 1: and a much better outcome from all of this. Right,
Speaker 1: there's just the data doesn't support it. Democrats want to
Speaker 1: do this because it's now or never for them and
Speaker 1: they know it. In America that feels like it's coming
Speaker 1: back and that it's getting through this and perhaps even
Speaker 1: a vaccine is getting to be within reach. But we've
Speaker 1: already been out there increasing herd immunity, understanding more about
Speaker 1: this disease, living our lives, opening our schools, which must
Speaker 1: happen this fall. Must that's in America that's going to
Speaker 1: have a clear head, at least enough of it will
Speaker 1: to make the right decision this fall. And that terrifies,
Speaker 1: absolutely terrifies Democrats. Oh, they are rooting against the country,
Speaker 1: There's no question about it. They are rooting against economic recovery.
Speaker 1: They are rooting against freedom for all people that have
Speaker 1: been under these just completely capricious lockdowns. We have to
Speaker 1: fight back. They want you to despair, they want you
Speaker 1: to give up. We're not going to allow that to happen.
Speaker 1: Not on my watch team and not on yours. You're
Speaker 1: in the hunt. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Everyone needs to understand something I was talking about the
Speaker 1: double standard before between what Democrat political leaders have done
Speaker 1: with the lockdowns against the protesters versus all kinds of
Speaker 1: other things, particularly religious services, but general freedoms. And you
Speaker 1: need to remember that the lockdown libs love this double standard.
Speaker 1: They revel in this double standard. It is a vicious
Speaker 1: blow to their opponents morale. That's us Democrats like Newsom
Speaker 1: and Cuomo can take away all your rights on a
Speaker 1: whim while allowing their mobilized base to take over the streets.
Speaker 1: So as much fun as it is to point out
Speaker 1: the double standard, it's already established. It's already established. We
Speaker 1: we don't have to put this in their faces anymore
Speaker 1: because they don't care. They're like, yeah, that's right, we
Speaker 1: did it. What are you going to do about it?
Speaker 1: Republicans kind of really hiding from this. They like to
Speaker 1: wield power in support of their political political aspirations in
Speaker 1: this way. That is the plan. So now we get
Speaker 1: to what the President's going to try to do to
Speaker 1: get things going again. Speaking about the economy today, here's
Speaker 1: what he said, play clip nine. One thing that's happening
Speaker 1: and you see it. You see it with the numbers,
Speaker 1: and we have big numbers coming out, hopefully they're going
Speaker 1: to be good. They're very important. But when you see
Speaker 1: what's happening with jobs, when you see that we're doing
Speaker 1: record numbers of jobs in the history of our country,
Speaker 1: we've never created more jobs than what we did last month,
Speaker 1: that last month number retail sales or at a record number,
Speaker 1: especially when you talk about increase, when you look at
Speaker 1: percentage increase, nobody has ever seen anything like it. So
Speaker 1: we're headed back in a very strong fashion with a
Speaker 1: v and I think we're going to be very good
Speaker 1: with the coronavirus. I think that at some point that's
Speaker 1: going to sort of just disappear. I hope you still
Speaker 1: believe so disappear I do. I do, Yeah, sure, at
Speaker 1: some point. And I think we're going to have a
Speaker 1: vaccine very soon too. Notice, they'll all fix it on it.
Speaker 1: He said, it will just disappear. He's right that at
Speaker 1: some point it will just disappear, at least this version,
Speaker 1: this strain of the virus, because we're going to continue
Speaker 1: to see people getting infected, they'll be hurt immunity. We'll
Speaker 1: get to we're either going to get to hurt immunity
Speaker 1: or a vaccine for this strain of virus. That is true,
Speaker 1: That is what we know about epidemiology. If there are mutations,
Speaker 1: then it's a possibility that could come back cyclically like
Speaker 1: say influenza, but it is likely the mutations would make
Speaker 1: it less lethal. But notice how all of a sudden
Speaker 1: you have the panic, the panic porn from the media, all,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, look at what's going
Speaker 1: on here. Look at these numbers. We're setting a record
Speaker 1: for cases. If we're setting a record for cases and
Speaker 1: it's overwhelmingly younger people who are infected in clearing the
Speaker 1: virus quickly, what exactly are we what are we panicking about?
Speaker 1: They never asked this question. They say, oh, a record
Speaker 1: number of cases, a record number of cases. I would
Speaker 1: also I would also point out that in Europe they've
Speaker 1: seemed to get this under control. There's still there's still
Speaker 1: some fatalities that are going on there. People are still
Speaker 1: getting this, but it's much much lower numbers. You don't
Speaker 1: have a lockdown, you don't have widespread masking in any
Speaker 1: major European country right now. When I say why it's
Speaker 1: spread more than fifty percent of the population. If twenty
Speaker 1: percent of the population is masking. That's not mass masking, right,
Speaker 1: So how are they able to handle this? You know,
Speaker 1: we used to look at the rest of the world
Speaker 1: and this was always a way to beat up on Trump,
Speaker 1: That's what they would say. And now we actually look
Speaker 1: at a per capita number, and you see that America's
Speaker 1: response to COVID nineteen is stronger than every major Western
Speaker 1: European country with the exception of Germany, and much better
Speaker 1: than Spain, than Italy, than the UK, much better. So
Speaker 1: we now forget about it. Right, This is just the
Speaker 1: media does the destruction it can while it can for
Speaker 1: partisan ends, and then just moves on to a different topic.
Speaker 1: Right they call they call in the artillery strike on
Speaker 1: the civilians too bad, Oh, whoops, we got the wrong
Speaker 1: And then they just move along and they just fire
Speaker 1: artillery at the next target. They don't care, they don't care.
Speaker 1: It's reckless. We cannot allow these people the seas the
Speaker 1: narrative back in this country. Um. And I don't know
Speaker 1: what is wrong with the Drudge Report. And I know
Speaker 1: that this this has just become a it's a it's
Speaker 1: a bee in my bonnet, so to speak. This is
Speaker 1: a bur in my saddle. I don't know why Drudge
Speaker 1: decided to just turn against not Trump but just conservatism.
Speaker 1: You know, every day I turn on the Drudge Oh
Speaker 1: we're all gonna die. I mean, the panic on the
Speaker 1: Drudge Report is nuts. Thanks for listening to the bus
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Speaker 1: I've already had masks, and I want to mask. And
Speaker 1: if I'm near people, you know, you adjusted righteousness dusky
Speaker 1: and everybody that's around me as president gets tested. That's
Speaker 1: like standard. And I'm also I keep distances. I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to keep a distance, and I keep distances. But if
Speaker 1: I needed a mask, if I was in a crowd
Speaker 1: of you know, crowd a lot of people and everything
Speaker 1: else where, I have no problem with a mask at all.
Speaker 1: And I tell people I have a different kind of
Speaker 1: a life being president. You have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a different life. You're not that often. I don't think
Speaker 1: it makes sense when you woke up. I see Biden
Speaker 1: walking up in a stage, who is nobody around, and
Speaker 1: the audience is twenty five thirty forty feet away, not
Speaker 1: too much of an audience either. By the way and
Speaker 1: he's speaking, is a mask on and you can't even
Speaker 1: understand what he's saying, or he takes it off up
Speaker 1: there when there's nobody around. I don't see any reason
Speaker 1: to be wearing it. But no, I have no objection
Speaker 1: to masks whatsoever. This is becoming such a bizarre argument
Speaker 1: that we have to have around masks. And Trump is
Speaker 1: spot on here. The guidance has never been told or
Speaker 1: always wear a mask. Oh, it's crazy, mask outdoors. The
Speaker 1: science says unnecessary, Okay, unnecessary, But we're told, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's become this symbol to people. It's become
Speaker 1: a symbol, and no one's saying, you know, if you
Speaker 1: want to protect yourself, where we going to wear a mask? Right?
Speaker 1: If you think it's going to protect you. I'll get
Speaker 1: into in a second what the science actually does say
Speaker 1: about this, because I've been reading studies about it, actual
Speaker 1: real peer of viewed studies and CDC studies from the past.
Speaker 1: There's a reason why the World Health Organization was like, look,
Speaker 1: wearing a mask probably isn't gonna do that much here.
Speaker 1: There's a reason, friends, But I'll get to that in
Speaker 1: a moment. First, it's always been masks or situational right,
Speaker 1: no one, No one is going to tell healthcare personnel
Speaker 1: don't wear a mask. You know, EMTs don't wear a mask,
Speaker 1: of course, right if they they're in a higher risk
Speaker 1: both of transmission and of and of getting you know,
Speaker 1: of having a transmitted to them and transmitted to someone
Speaker 1: else infection and infected. And yeah, we're told that everybody
Speaker 1: now has to have these mask mandates. In West Hollywood,
Speaker 1: they're going to start finding people. I think it's three
Speaker 1: hundred dollars the first defense, going all the way up
Speaker 1: to a few thousand dollars for not wearing a mask
Speaker 1: in public, not in a restaurants, not indorsed in public.
Speaker 1: This is becoming the maga hat of the left, don't
Speaker 1: you see it? Now? People will take this out of
Speaker 1: context as they're all bucker saying masks don't work and
Speaker 1: are patty. And you know, when I go to a store,
Speaker 1: they demand that I wear a mask indoors, I wear
Speaker 1: a mask. I'm not a mask truther. I'm not sitting around.
Speaker 1: But to wear a mask outside all the time, to
Speaker 1: wear a mask when there's no more than twenty feet
Speaker 1: of me, is insane. It's insane. And that's now what
Speaker 1: people are talking about outdoor mask mandates. It's nuts. There's
Speaker 1: no basis for this other than the mask is now
Speaker 1: a symbol. It's a symbol of a sick country. It's
Speaker 1: a symbol of the Libs saying we believe in science.
Speaker 1: And also reminder everybody else be afraid things aren't normal.
Speaker 1: Those are the optics of outdoor mask wearing. That's just
Speaker 1: the truth, okay. And of course we know the protesters
Speaker 1: a lot of wearing masks so they couldn't be identified
Speaker 1: by the cops when they were breaking stuff or looting stores.
Speaker 1: Masks had a little twofer. There a little extra benefit
Speaker 1: for them. And you know, I'm just gonna say this too,
Speaker 1: and everyone's gonna go, oh my gosh, the science of
Speaker 1: masking when we're talking now, let's be clear, be very clear.
Speaker 1: So you know when the losers for media matters, the
Speaker 1: in cells of the left over a media matters, are like, oh,
Speaker 1: look what the scars should who cares? I want to
Speaker 1: be very clear that. Let me be clear. I was
Speaker 1: a little bit of an Obama thing. I want to
Speaker 1: be very clear. But when you're talking about a mask
Speaker 1: that has a respirator and can filter down to a
Speaker 1: certain level of micron, which means we're talking about the
Speaker 1: very very very small particles. Obviously you can't see them.
Speaker 1: In the case of viruses, you need an electron microscope
Speaker 1: to see them. But some masks that are either a
Speaker 1: full covering, right, if you actually have a plastic sheet
Speaker 1: and a contained breathing I mean a plastic guard and
Speaker 1: a contained breathing unit. Yeah, nothing is nothing is really
Speaker 1: getting in right. That's why when the CDC has people
Speaker 1: handling a bowl of virus and things like that, they
Speaker 1: have those full shuits that obviously works, or else nobody
Speaker 1: would ever test a bowl of virus or any other pathogens.
Speaker 1: They would be taken too high a risk. Okay, so
Speaker 1: now we now we scale it down from there a
Speaker 1: little bit. What about in N ninety five respirator mask
Speaker 1: that's fitted properly with goggles. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: want to tell the LIPS too much about this because
Speaker 1: I don't want them to start mask mask mandates added
Speaker 1: to goggle mandates as well. But you can get you
Speaker 1: can get a point zero three micron sized virus if
Speaker 1: it's aerosolized and free and free floating around the air.
Speaker 1: You can get it in your eye. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know want to. You know, your eyes are
Speaker 1: actually a great transmission area, unfortunately for us, for all
Speaker 1: kinds of viruses and things, and then of course can
Speaker 1: embed itself. So but I've been reading about this. I
Speaker 1: think it's really interesting. Cloth masking though, which if you
Speaker 1: go back and look at the Spanish flu pandemic of
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen, you'll see all these people with cloth masks,
Speaker 1: on cloth masks, people still get sick. That's been well established.
Speaker 1: So now it's a question. It's not it's not highly protective.
Speaker 1: That is a lie. It is not highly to just
Speaker 1: have a cloth mask over your mouth is not highly protective.
Speaker 1: So or I shouldn't says well, it is a lie sometimes,
Speaker 1: But that's that's not accurate. And let's understand why there
Speaker 1: are two bases for transmission of aerosol a virus like
Speaker 1: this that's in the environment. One is surface based, one
Speaker 1: is aerosolized. You all understand the difference. Right, Surface bas
Speaker 1: is stuff that you touch and the virus lives on
Speaker 1: it after having been either you know, touched by someone's
Speaker 1: finger that you know, touch their nose or something or
Speaker 1: aerosolized virus in the air. But assume for a second
Speaker 1: that we're not talking about the s fists touching, because
Speaker 1: that's where hand washing comes in. That is nothing. That
Speaker 1: masking is only minimally effective for that because you won't
Speaker 1: touch your face as much as they say. But yeah,
Speaker 1: until it's something itches under your mask and then actually
Speaker 1: you do. So let's live in reality. The cloth mask
Speaker 1: around your mouth has air going in, as you well know,
Speaker 1: it is not sealed, that is not fitted. And in fact,
Speaker 1: the mesh in front of your mouth, you know that
Speaker 1: the cloth fabric that we're all using for these uh,
Speaker 1: something that is less than one micron is going to
Speaker 1: be able, which a virus is is going to be
Speaker 1: able to get through the seams in that. So again,
Speaker 1: this is all. These are all what I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: These are all facts. This is all established, and there's
Speaker 1: a there's some very interesting studies specifically from and from
Speaker 1: years ago not politicized about how dentists always wear masks
Speaker 1: when they do their dentistry stuff, and they are not
Speaker 1: any more likely, well, they're they're not in a worse
Speaker 1: position or a better position because of the masks. Even
Speaker 1: though they're being constantly exposed to influenza, they tend to
Speaker 1: have very high rates of antibodies to common infections, which
Speaker 1: goes to show you that even with the mask wearing,
Speaker 1: they are getting exposed to viruses, but their body has
Speaker 1: good defenses against it because their body is constantly being
Speaker 1: exposed to newer, aerosolized virus, and that effectively, for dentists,
Speaker 1: the mask wearing thing is really just a custom. There
Speaker 1: has never been because it's so cheap and so easy.
Speaker 1: There's never really been high level, peer reviewed studies of
Speaker 1: cloth masking for the purposes of preventing disease. And in fact,
Speaker 1: as I've told you, the CDC has one about influenza,
Speaker 1: which would be very similar for transmission roots and everything else.
Speaker 1: We see the coronavirus where they said, we can't really
Speaker 1: tell you if masking works or doesn't work. So there
Speaker 1: are some that say it doesn't really mean very much
Speaker 1: at all. The best argument you can have for it
Speaker 1: is for some people in some circumstances it's not that oppressive,
Speaker 1: like indoors in a hospital setting, and if it gives
Speaker 1: you an additional five or ten protection, let's say, maybe
Speaker 1: that's worth it because you're being so constantly exposed to
Speaker 1: virus and you're just upping your odds. But for all
Speaker 1: the rest of us outside, this is all that people
Speaker 1: believe this for one hundred years, everyone's been a little
Speaker 1: over that. Actually, it's really late late nineteenth century that
Speaker 1: medical professionals started wearing masks, and it was really to
Speaker 1: protect them from actual bodily fluids, actual fluids. Right, it
Speaker 1: wasn't just Aerosola's virus. It was bodily fluids that people
Speaker 1: were and as well as spewing their own bodily fluids
Speaker 1: at somebody else. But it's really more of a that
Speaker 1: was in some ways more of a politeness thing than
Speaker 1: a protecting you from virus thing. Now, I know this
Speaker 1: is all very controversial stuff, but just show me the
Speaker 1: actual study done of cloth masking proving that it is
Speaker 1: highly effective against corona, against any virus transmission the air. Okay,
Speaker 1: I know I went a little deeper on that than
Speaker 1: I meant to, but I think it's import to understand
Speaker 1: that we're all this is now. This is now like
Speaker 1: an article of faith for people, and no one ever
Speaker 1: really thinks about this, and it's very politicized. We know,
Speaker 1: it has become very politicized. That's it. Trump's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: sometimes wear a mask. Yeah fine, I say the same thing,
Speaker 1: sometimes wear a mask all the time outside? No, No, crazy, wrong,
Speaker 1: not a good idea. What else does the Trumpster need
Speaker 1: us to do? Well? One, as you said, there's going
Speaker 1: to be a Phase four stimulus plicklip ten. I support it,
Speaker 1: but it has to be done properly. And I support
Speaker 1: actually larger numbers than the Democrats. But it's got to
Speaker 1: be done properly. And we had something where they wanted
Speaker 1: where it gave you a disincentive to work last time,
Speaker 1: and it was still money going to people and helping people.
Speaker 1: So I was all for that. But we want to
Speaker 1: create a very great incentive to work. So we're working
Speaker 1: on that and I'm sure we'll all come together. Do
Speaker 1: you want the direct payments larger or the uninsurance benefits?
Speaker 1: I want the money getting to people to be larger
Speaker 1: so they can spend it. I want the money to
Speaker 1: get there quickly and in a non complicated fashion, and
Speaker 1: they wanted to make it too complicated. Also, it was
Speaker 1: an incentive not to go to work. You'd make more
Speaker 1: money if you don't go to work. That's not what
Speaker 1: the country's all about. And people didn't want that. They
Speaker 1: wanted to go to work, but it didn't make sense
Speaker 1: because they make more money if they didn't, and we
Speaker 1: had some of that, and so we don't want to
Speaker 1: have that. We want to have people get out and
Speaker 1: we want to create a tremendous incentive for people to
Speaker 1: want to go back to work. Now, you would think
Speaker 1: everybody would be on board for this. Democrats there now
Speaker 1: at the point where open sabotage of the economy is
Speaker 1: in their interests. Open sabotage, I mean, they'll come up
Speaker 1: with some reason, oh, not enough for workers, or oh
Speaker 1: whatever it is. They will do everything in their power
Speaker 1: to make sure there is no economic recovery. We all
Speaker 1: understand why this is obvious. What I'm telling you is obvious, right,
Speaker 1: But we need to remind ourselves of this because what
Speaker 1: you see on the TV, you're entering the fun house
Speaker 1: mirror land of Democrat Democrat propaganda Ville, and we're going
Speaker 1: to be living in it from now until November NonStop.
Speaker 1: You know, Usually propaganda is more effective if it's factually accurate,
Speaker 1: meaning if the facts included are accurate, or at least
Speaker 1: some of them are. And also if the person I
Speaker 1: mean this is the fake Tapper maneuver be a propagandist
Speaker 1: seventy five percent of the time, but you know, twenty
Speaker 1: five or ten percent of the time or whatever, do
Speaker 1: your actual job, you know, do some actual journalism. And
Speaker 1: then when someone says, wait a second, you're propagandists. No,
Speaker 1: look at the real journalism I do. This is what
Speaker 1: you'll that I think will be abandoned now, is what
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. The seventy twenty five propaganda, actual news
Speaker 1: gathering that you'll see it from the media is about
Speaker 1: to become. It's all gonna be about hashtag resistance and
Speaker 1: defeat Trump and making sure that the economy is in
Speaker 1: really bad shape because that's his single biggest, his single
Speaker 1: biggest point of vulnerability right now. And if he takes
Speaker 1: that away, then you just have this buffoonish and unimpressive
Speaker 1: cannon named Joe Biden who's hiding an a basement and
Speaker 1: thinks he should be president for no apparent good reason.
Speaker 1: You're in the Freedom Hunt. This is the Buck Sexton
Speaker 1: Show podcast. He wants to defund and abolish police because
Speaker 1: that's what he's being told to do. He's not making
Speaker 1: his own decisions. The radical left is doing. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're telling them what to do. He wants to defund
Speaker 1: and abolish the police. And you see it what they're
Speaker 1: doing in Minnesota's take a look at what they're doing
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis. Take a look at what's going on now.
Speaker 1: If we didn't, if I wasn't here, Minnesota would have
Speaker 1: been a disaster because I was very strong. You got
Speaker 1: to get the guard out, you got to get When
Speaker 1: they finally got the guard out, everything ended. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: is going to be a puppet up the left. We
Speaker 1: have to remember that because that's going to be the
Speaker 1: narrative for the media. Does everything they can to fight
Speaker 1: back against there. I know, right now, you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: buck with everyone's marching in the streets and it's crazy,
Speaker 1: and they got people doing weird interpretive dances in front
Speaker 1: of the cops and spitting at them, and and you know,
Speaker 1: calling there's that one video of a protester in New
Speaker 1: York calling a black police officer a traitor to his race.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is all this horrible lunatic stuff going on.
Speaker 1: They're not going to try to make Joe Biden just
Speaker 1: seem like a you know, a normal moderate guy. That's two. Oh, no,
Speaker 1: they will, they will. Joe Biden as a statesman. You know,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden has been in politics for forty years, and
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, he's just kind of like, you know,
Speaker 1: there's guys there, and he's gonna do his best to
Speaker 1: bring together the country. And you know you won't tweet
Speaker 1: about his TV ratings. Yeah, yeah, that's right, Joe Biden. Everything.
Speaker 1: We'll go back to normal, folks. It'll be great. Like
Speaker 1: the Obama years, where there were where there was the
Speaker 1: weakest economic recovery out of her recession since World War Two,
Speaker 1: the expansion of the war in Afghanistan dramatically for domestic
Speaker 1: political purposes, the largest loss of US life occurring in
Speaker 1: Afghanistan while Obama was in office, the anti war movement
Speaker 1: disappearing because they're a bunch of frauds on that issue,
Speaker 1: because Obama was loved by the left. And you know,
Speaker 1: we have all these things, all these things, oh yes,
Speaker 1: and of course the riots, you know, racial tensions rising
Speaker 1: fergus in Baltimore, all that happened. What do we want
Speaker 1: to get back again? The disastrous Obamacare implementation, as if
Speaker 1: this is really better for people. It's just a massive
Speaker 1: expansion really of healthcare welfare through Medicaid. What are we
Speaker 1: going to harken back to? What are we gonna say
Speaker 1: was great? H No, we're not. But they're gonna fight
Speaker 1: so hard you're gonna see it. Just like I predicted,
Speaker 1: they would say nothing about the virus for a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks and then when there's some reopenings happening and
Speaker 1: there's younger people who are all marching out together getting
Speaker 1: sick because the biggest way to spread this disease is
Speaker 1: a lot of people in close proximity. Right, that's actually
Speaker 1: that's actually the single riskiest thing you can do. And
Speaker 1: people that think, oh, I'm wearing a mask, so it's fine.
Speaker 1: If mask wearing and social distancing, I'm sorry. If mask
Speaker 1: wearing alone without social distancing, we're sufficient. Why aren't we
Speaker 1: all back in the office do whateverything we need to do?
Speaker 1: Someone explain this to me, right, Why can't we all
Speaker 1: go to a movie theater and sit shoulders shoulder with
Speaker 1: masks on? Oh, buck as it's indoors. Okay, what about
Speaker 1: outdoor movie theaters? A hundred of us masks on? Oh no,
Speaker 1: we can't do that we can't do that, that's too scary.
Speaker 1: But the protesters can do what they do. My friends,
Speaker 1: I'm sick of all the lies. I know you are too,
Speaker 1: But we have to keep hammering them on this stuff,
Speaker 1: because as long as they get away with it, they'll
Speaker 1: continue to do it. I also think that we're beginning
Speaker 1: to see because they're finally enforcing the laws. Now the
Speaker 1: law enforced been at least at the federal level, is
Speaker 1: getting the political backup that it needs to say, no,
Speaker 1: you're not destroying statues, No more of this madness that
Speaker 1: has overtaken the country for weeks. Once the acrats get
Speaker 1: on defense with us. Remember the Black Lives Matter movement
Speaker 1: before collapsed into and a really unimpressive end whereveryone just
Speaker 1: kind of realized, wait a second, people are hating cops.
Speaker 1: There's more people getting killed in minority majority neighborhoods. What
Speaker 1: was accomplished by all this? And the answer was nothing.
Speaker 1: If we keep holding up the mirror to truth here,
Speaker 1: people will soon figure out that. Guess what this latest movement,
Speaker 1: which was all supposed to be about George Floyd, This
Speaker 1: is just the left showing its rage and making everything
Speaker 1: worse for everybody, thanks for listening to The Bus Sesson
Speaker 1: Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app,
Speaker 1: or wherever you get your podcasts. I suppose it was inevitable,
Speaker 1: but they have come for Mount Rushmore. Remember on this show,
Speaker 1: maybe I don't know, two weeks ago, I made a
Speaker 1: joke about how, just like the Taliban destroying the Buddhas
Speaker 1: of Bamian, the Democrats we're pretty much at a place
Speaker 1: emotionally as a party where they're ready to just fire
Speaker 1: off a bunch of RPGs at Mount Rushmore, just like
Speaker 1: the Talent Band did because it's so racist. Well turns out,
Speaker 1: because there's going to be an Independence Day celebration with
Speaker 1: fireworks out at Mount Rushmore. Democrats are targeting it and
Speaker 1: the New York Times, which really is an outlet of
Speaker 1: anti American enemy propaganda at this point. I mean, the
Speaker 1: New York Times is a disgrace. It is not an
Speaker 1: organization that I think acts ethically or honorably. It has
Speaker 1: been overtaken by the woke. It as the journalists who
Speaker 1: are actually trying and I know there are some are
Speaker 1: trying to do their jobs as journalists inside that institution
Speaker 1: who still believe in such a thing as journalism. They
Speaker 1: have been steamrolled by the woke lunatics, and so now
Speaker 1: they're complicit. Now they're just a part of it too. Yeah, okay, fine,
Speaker 1: will destroy this person, and we'll destroy that person, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna try to bring America to its knees and
Speaker 1: the whole thing. Remember, great civilizations do not die by murder.
Speaker 1: They die by suicide. My friends, you've heard the quote before,
Speaker 1: but the New York Times had a piece just yesterday.
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore was built on land that belonged to the
Speaker 1: Lakota tribe and sculpted by a man who had strong
Speaker 1: bonds with the Ku Klux Klan. It features the faces
Speaker 1: of two US presidents who were slaveholders. So this was
Speaker 1: basically a full on woke assault on Mount Rushmore. The land,
Speaker 1: it's on, the people it commemorates, the presidents that commemorates,
Speaker 1: and the person who was behind the whole project top
Speaker 1: to bottom. Mount Rushmore racist. Gotta cancel it, gotta cancel
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore, which I'm sure people in that part of
Speaker 1: the country with the two million visitors a year usually
Speaker 1: who go to Mount Rushmore and just the amazing engineering
Speaker 1: feat that it represents. I would assume that people would
Speaker 1: have a problem with that. But here's what I responded
Speaker 1: to The New York Times publicly on Twitter with, and
Speaker 1: I think this really caught on quite a bit. Okay,
Speaker 1: so these are the new rules. Now, these are the
Speaker 1: new rules Mount Rushmore because it was built on land
Speaker 1: taken from Native Americans, which okay, let's just go with that,
Speaker 1: and that therefore means that there's an illegitimacy to it.
Speaker 1: I think the New York Times needs to really step
Speaker 1: up and show leadership here because the New York Times
Speaker 1: building is located on land the Dutch colonists swindled from
Speaker 1: the native population. That's right. They took Manhattan for a
Speaker 1: handful of beads. Womp them, my friends. So now the
Speaker 1: New York Times must abandon their stolen land and donate
Speaker 1: the proceeds for their office tower in New York to
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter, because of course, because that's justice. But
Speaker 1: they won't. They won't. Then you might say, buck, wouldn't
Speaker 1: everyone and wouldn't you have to leave you're a part? Yeah? Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, I don't own any land here, I
Speaker 1: just rent. And secondly, I think the New York Times
Speaker 1: should set the example. They're the ones that are saying
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore is no good. Mount Rushmore is on stolen land,
Speaker 1: which also fascinating. And hat hit my friend Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: for pointing this one out, But I'm somebody who likes
Speaker 1: to use the history that the Libs don't like to
Speaker 1: talk about when they want to play these games with
Speaker 1: historical fights. But Jesse pointed out as well on his
Speaker 1: on Twitter that the Lakota Indians initially came from Minnesota,
Speaker 1: and when they moved to the Dakotas, they kicked out
Speaker 1: the local tribes and did so not in a friendly
Speaker 1: way but by killing them, a remining them, and kicking
Speaker 1: them off their land. And that intratribal warfare in the
Speaker 1: New World as we call it, in whatever this country was,
Speaker 1: which it was not in fact a country, it wasn't
Speaker 1: a nation state before we arrived. That's just there was
Speaker 1: no one political entity in charge of it. As we
Speaker 1: know that there was constant fighting in warfare among the
Speaker 1: among the tribes. So does that get up? There's that
Speaker 1: all okay? Is that all excused? There were in fact
Speaker 1: Native Americans who made slaves of other Native Americans. Does
Speaker 1: that ever get talked about, or no, not so much
Speaker 1: the Aztec Empire, as I've discussed before on the show,
Speaker 1: because I'm a big fan of the I want to say,
Speaker 1: a big fan of fascinated by the story of Cortez
Speaker 1: as the most impressive conquistador from the New World. What
Speaker 1: he did, just from a pure political and military challenge perspective,
Speaker 1: was one of the most incredible feats any human being
Speaker 1: ever pulled off in all of history. But when he arrived,
Speaker 1: the Aztecs had subjugated and made slaves of hundreds of
Speaker 1: other tribes, control an empire of at least several million people,
Speaker 1: and engaged in ritual human sacrifice. Guess who they used
Speaker 1: as the sacrifices slaves from conquered tribes. So if we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about oppression in the past and who
Speaker 1: was who did wrong to who, then let's actually talk
Speaker 1: about it. Let's really, let's really have that conversation. But no,
Speaker 1: the Democrats just are constantly on this White European colonialism
Speaker 1: is a great evil that had you know, the nothing
Speaker 1: like it had ever existed in the history of the
Speaker 1: world before Oh in America made came up with slavery
Speaker 1: that America created the institutional slavery, which is I mean
Speaker 1: to say that this is a historical nonsense is to
Speaker 1: is to be far too kind. But I can't no
Speaker 1: salty language on the buck, sex and chokes and other
Speaker 1: kids listening. So you know what I would say about it, though,
Speaker 1: I'll just put it to you that way. And now
Speaker 1: we also have the understanding that we're supposed to pay
Speaker 1: money for this historical stuff too. That's that's coming back, right,
Speaker 1: that we have to have as a society that is
Speaker 1: confronting the discrimination of the past. We are told the
Speaker 1: way to handle that today is to discriminate. Now that
Speaker 1: there should be, as Scalia called it, a racial caste
Speaker 1: system in the law, where some people from some ethnic
Speaker 1: backgrounds are elevated as a function of law above others
Speaker 1: because it's making up for a history of discrimination. Now,
Speaker 1: this is fascinating because play this out in your head.
Speaker 1: Let's say, you know, University California is looking at a
Speaker 1: firmative action again, reinstituting it, and they've gotten rid of
Speaker 1: it for twenty years, but they want to bring it back.
Speaker 1: I think they actually have. But maybe there's a few
Speaker 1: more things that have to happen. But they're going to
Speaker 1: bring it back. So now, if somebody arrives here, let's
Speaker 1: say a Nigerian American, right, someone who moves here from Nigeria,
Speaker 1: they will be the benefit. They will be the beneficiary
Speaker 1: of a system that says, because your ancestors were oppressed,
Speaker 1: you will be you know, you now have a better shot.
Speaker 1: Let's say I'm getting into Harvard. Now. The Nigerian who
Speaker 1: has arrived here, let's say, brought here by parents and
Speaker 1: applying to college now, right, not only has that person
Speaker 1: never suffered this kind of discrimination that we're talking about
Speaker 1: in the historical context, that person's ancestors did not suffer
Speaker 1: the discrimination either from Nigeria. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: Nigerian Americans average household income is higher than the average
Speaker 1: Caucasian white household income in America. Asian Americans, as you
Speaker 1: probably already know, how the highest household income of any
Speaker 1: ethnic group in America. So this system that we're always
Speaker 1: told is about perpetuating white supremacy, and everyone has to
Speaker 1: be constantly bending the knee and begging forgiveness. And you know,
Speaker 1: the implied component of the argument too, is that if
Speaker 1: you're white, you've had it easy it's been so simple
Speaker 1: for you. You haven't earned what you have. It's not
Speaker 1: because you made good choices that you're no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's because there's a system that elevates you at the
Speaker 1: expense of others. No one ever tries to even explain
Speaker 1: on the left why that system has, on a financial
Speaker 1: and economic basis, elevated Asian Americans to have the highest
Speaker 1: household income of any ethnic group in the country, substantially
Speaker 1: the highest and by far and for a long time.
Speaker 1: So they don't even try to tackle these issues or problems. No,
Speaker 1: now they'll just move to the left. The Democrats will
Speaker 1: move into a phase where they're just demanding more stuff,
Speaker 1: the philosophical arguments about all this and the history and
Speaker 1: everything else. And it turns into all right, so we've
Speaker 1: been we've been tearing down your statues. And now I
Speaker 1: know different newsrooms will refer to black and brown people.
Speaker 1: I've seen this now with capital B to established an
Speaker 1: individual's racial designation, according to New York Times, will now
Speaker 1: have a capital letter. They've made this change. I think
Speaker 1: this is fascinating too. I mean, and I really, I
Speaker 1: really just want to ask questions of Democrats who think
Speaker 1: that this is advancing things. So when they use the
Speaker 1: categorization brown. For example, now somebody who is from Honduras,
Speaker 1: according to Democrats is to be grouped in with somebody
Speaker 1: who is from Mumbai brown, both brown. That's now a
Speaker 1: new categorization we're supposed to be as if that's not
Speaker 1: just I mean, you want to talk about erasing individuals,
Speaker 1: experiences and history and culture everything. So now we've got
Speaker 1: this categorization of brown. But it's useful for Democrats because
Speaker 1: black and brown that's what they always like. Black and
Speaker 1: brown oppression, Black and brown oppression, that's the phrase that
Speaker 1: is used right or they'll talk about people of color
Speaker 1: and by that they mean people who are black and
Speaker 1: brown brown. Though I mean, when they're talking about black people,
Speaker 1: clearly there's you know, African Americans or people of African parentage.
Speaker 1: At least there's some some specificity there, some racial specificity
Speaker 1: that they're referring to. But brown is such a broad
Speaker 1: categorization that what does it even mean? You know where?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm wondering what they think. So now, if
Speaker 1: you're from India, if you're from Guatemala, if you're from
Speaker 1: where do you fall in the spectrum of the left
Speaker 1: categorizations here. If you're from Burma, you know that, get
Speaker 1: your East Asian, but you may be very you may
Speaker 1: be in fact very dark skinned from some of these
Speaker 1: parts though, so my friends at all collapses into self
Speaker 1: contradiction and nonsense, and what are they even talking about?
Speaker 1: Critical race theory, which is what's behind all this, which
Speaker 1: also has its roots in Marxism and agitation as well.
Speaker 1: You can go read some of the stuff by Herbert
Speaker 1: Marks if you want to know the basics of critical
Speaker 1: race theory. He's probably the most famous academic critical race theorist.
Speaker 1: They use this for agitation as a means of seizing power.
Speaker 1: It's just instead of the Olinskyite focus on class, it's
Speaker 1: a mobilization tactic focused along racial division. That's what we're seeing,
Speaker 1: and it's very, very damaging. And then there'll be people,
Speaker 1: there'll be prominent voices here that are going to demand
Speaker 1: payments for this history and for the historical fight that
Speaker 1: we're now having. Democratic Representative Cila. Jackson Lee had this
Speaker 1: to say, play clip six. The American government still a debt.
Speaker 1: The Congression of Black Caucus has always been at the
Speaker 1: forefront of fighting against systemic racism. Systemic racism, however, has
Speaker 1: been a cancer on the skin and the fabric of
Speaker 1: this nation that has not been limited, it is only
Speaker 1: deepened and HR forty the Commission to Study and Develop
Speaker 1: Reparation Proposals is the answer to the original sin. It is,
Speaker 1: in fact, a restorative and repair approach to the extreme
Speaker 1: disparities that rendered and exhibited the horrors of the killing
Speaker 1: and the murder of my former constituent, George Floyd. Pay up,
Speaker 1: that's what you're being told. Pay up. The US government
Speaker 1: is to start paying people now, pay people based on
Speaker 1: skin color. That is what this reparations or they're going
Speaker 1: to give it to institutions that serve people with a
Speaker 1: certain skin color. This is is such a damaging idea
Speaker 1: to what binds us all together, to what holds this
Speaker 1: society together. But those who seek power and those who
Speaker 1: seek to divide us recognize it's very useful. Here's one
Speaker 1: thought I'll give you. We all know, right, Let's let's
Speaker 1: say that the federal government finally just said, fine, we're
Speaker 1: gonna do it. We're gonna have a trillion dollar that's
Speaker 1: you know, trillion with a tea that seems like a
Speaker 1: trillion dollar reparations package, and we'll give it to the
Speaker 1: left can decide what the institutions are that get it,
Speaker 1: and and we'll just we're just going to give them
Speaker 1: a check trillion dollars reparations. Do what you want for
Speaker 1: the African American community with this um. Does anyone think
Speaker 1: that that would be the last check? No? I mean
Speaker 1: it would what would happen when when that money would
Speaker 1: be spent? And it would not address the root causes
Speaker 1: of systemic poverty. It would not address problems of dysfunction
Speaker 1: in public schools and criminality in any commun unity and
Speaker 1: minority communities, but in any community across the country. We
Speaker 1: still have all these problems. Do you think they'd say, Okay,
Speaker 1: well we tried that. Oh no, next time it's two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. Two trillion dollars doesn't help the people it's
Speaker 1: supposed to help. It does help people, though, who are
Speaker 1: at the top getting those checks. Those institutions, those organizations,
Speaker 1: those community organizer foundations, they'll be doing just fine. We
Speaker 1: all know that you're in the freedom Hunt. This is
Speaker 1: the Buck Sex and Show podcast. Our young people need
Speaker 1: to be reached, They'll need to be policed, they need
Speaker 1: to be reached and supported and nurtured. And that's what
Speaker 1: we're doing, not only a billion dollars, you're talking about
Speaker 1: another half billion bound that to create recreation centers, places
Speaker 1: young people can go that are positive, to create broadband
Speaker 1: access for young people in public housing. We've got to
Speaker 1: do a lot of things differently if we're going to
Speaker 1: change the reality for so many of our young people
Speaker 1: in the society. One of the places we were able
Speaker 1: to find that money was in our police budget. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, we're going back to old ideas that didn't work.
Speaker 1: De Blasier here saying, oh, we don't need to police
Speaker 1: our young people. We need to we need to create
Speaker 1: rec centers for them. Uh. You know, there was a
Speaker 1: whole program back in the nineteen nineties midnight basketball, right
Speaker 1: midnight basketball. If only we had late night basketball leagues,
Speaker 1: there would be no crime or less a less crime.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna let's not create a false premise there'll
Speaker 1: be there'll be a lot less crime. Um, there you go.
Speaker 1: We're doing it all over again. Now, that's what we're
Speaker 1: being told. This is the Democrats thinking that if only
Speaker 1: we took a different approach to the law, not enforce it,
Speaker 1: but to have people who are out there in the
Speaker 1: community from the state doing what a lot of really
Speaker 1: families should be doing. Families need to be intact, need
Speaker 1: to spend time together, need to be the priority. Everyone's
Speaker 1: family is their own little unit. Everyone's family is their
Speaker 1: own group, more important than any government official, any government initiative.
Speaker 1: But no, instead, we're we're gonna return to this completely
Speaker 1: outdated idea that in major cities where there's still a
Speaker 1: lot of crime, let's make their let's let's have less
Speaker 1: police right, less enforcement of the law, and more social programs,
Speaker 1: because that will stop crime from happening. It's not true.
Speaker 1: It's not true. There is a very small percentage of
Speaker 1: any society, any city that commits a vast majority of
Speaker 1: the crimes. And this is true across all demographic groups. Right,
Speaker 1: It's a very small percentage of people that are committing crimes,
Speaker 1: but they're going to commit crimes, and they tend to
Speaker 1: commit a lot of them. And so thinking that you're
Speaker 1: going to just make these problems go away by having
Speaker 1: greater community outreach wild Now, Look, I'm not opposed to
Speaker 1: community outreach. I'm gonna pose I'm gonna pose them in
Speaker 1: night basketball or any of this stuff. But it's got
Speaker 1: to be that and enforcement of the law. You don't
Speaker 1: drop law enforcement and then just raise some social programs
Speaker 1: and think that everything's gonna get better. We've done this before.
Speaker 1: It does not work. But we're gonna the whole country Democrats,
Speaker 1: city is going to learn this one the hard way.
Speaker 1: I hope we all learned this before election time. Thanks
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Speaker 1: subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcasts. They finally arrested her. What shock
Speaker 1: it seemed like, how could it be possible that they
Speaker 1: had not yet put this person and taking this person
Speaker 1: into into custody. Guilain Maxwell, the alleged madam of Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: arrested in New Hampshire. I'm very curious to know what
Speaker 1: she was doing in New Hampshire. But my friends, this
Speaker 1: is this is arguably the biggest story in the country
Speaker 1: today because you have a few things all coming together.
Speaker 1: And look, I don't like to do conspiracies. I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm not a conspiracy guy. The other shows that do
Speaker 1: a lot of that, that's right, conspiracy The Builderbergh's Coin
Speaker 1: of England Illuminati google it. I don't really do that
Speaker 1: stuff here. I try to keep it real. I try
Speaker 1: to be on point and factually based with everything that
Speaker 1: I tell you. But there's some stuff about the Epstein
Speaker 1: situation that just and I mean when it comes to
Speaker 1: getting answers that just don't add up the official narrative
Speaker 1: up to this point. Just not getting it done. I
Speaker 1: think we should. I think we should be honest about that.
Speaker 1: I think there should be some sense among us that, yeah,
Speaker 1: something something's up. So let me tell you this. I
Speaker 1: watched the Netflix special on Epstein and it was produced
Speaker 1: by was that James Patterson who's a Clinton friend and so.
Speaker 1: But I watched that special and it was pretty well done.
Speaker 1: But there are some very clear moments where they're like, WHOA, Well,
Speaker 1: just because Bill Clinton went to the island, they had
Speaker 1: some other person who used to work for Epstein. I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, but people went to the island for
Speaker 1: lunch and they didn't really do anything. This is pedophile island. Now.
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton was very tight with this guy. It's been
Speaker 1: a lot of time in the most private plane. You know.
Speaker 1: They always they always do this thing. Oh Trump was
Speaker 1: really tight with them too. No no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: Trump having this guy come to Mara Lago, which is
Speaker 1: a club with hundreds and hundreds of members, or rather,
Speaker 1: you know, Trump being at mar Lago and taking photos
Speaker 1: of them and is there. It's not the same thing
Speaker 1: as going to Pedophile Alan for lunch for lunch, and
Speaker 1: it's certainly not the same thing as being on his
Speaker 1: plane over thirty times. But there are two questions from
Speaker 1: that documentary, so it's very clear that they're trying to
Speaker 1: run a little cover for because Netflix is a we've
Speaker 1: lost another one, folks. Netflix is a lib organization. You know,
Speaker 1: it's got the same politics as HBO, which is the
Speaker 1: same politics as CNN, which is the same politics as
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party, and so on and so forth. But
Speaker 1: some issues, some things to keep in mind here. We
Speaker 1: did not find out in the Netflix special how it
Speaker 1: is that Epstein made his money. They keep telling us
Speaker 1: that it was through investments and handling the money of
Speaker 1: very rich people. But to make the kind of money,
Speaker 1: I mean, he's worth six hundred million dollars that they
Speaker 1: know about. That's not including whatever he had stashed in
Speaker 1: offshore bank accounts. And you know, if he had a
Speaker 1: bunger full of gold bars somewhere, you know who knows.
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy had a tremendous amount of wealth
Speaker 1: and access, so I'm sure whatever they think he's got,
Speaker 1: he had a lot more than that. But you don't
Speaker 1: make six hundred million dollars without any on Wall Street, allegedly,
Speaker 1: without anybody on Wall Street knowing how you made your money.
Speaker 1: So you start with that, you know, you'd have to
Speaker 1: make very large trades. People would know about this, there'd
Speaker 1: be a paper record. No. The one way to make
Speaker 1: six hundred million dollars would be if you had a
Speaker 1: billionaire les Wexner, that you had some ability to coerce,
Speaker 1: and you had power of attorney, which that's a fact.
Speaker 1: He Epstein got power of attorney. I mean power attorney.
Speaker 1: A power of attorney is what you're dying relative gives
Speaker 1: you to write the checks to make sure that their
Speaker 1: medicine arrives on time, and that you know the hospital
Speaker 1: bills or the stuff like that, or you know that
Speaker 1: their dog is fed at home, whatever it may be.
Speaker 1: Power of attorneys not something you just hand to somebody
Speaker 1: you like mm I spoke to a lawyer friend of
Speaker 1: mine about this, and she was like, no way, you know,
Speaker 1: just a handover power of attorney to somebody. So we
Speaker 1: never got an answer on that. We also never got
Speaker 1: an answer about how is it that we are supposed
Speaker 1: to believe? How is that we are supposed to believe
Speaker 1: that the Epstein situation was essentially set up as a
Speaker 1: surveillance operation, right, that he had cameras everywhere, very very sophisticated.
Speaker 1: The seventy million dollar home that Les Wexner just gave him.
Speaker 1: How many people, even if you had a billion dollars,
Speaker 1: how many friends do you think you'd have if you
Speaker 1: were a billionaire that you would just give a seventy
Speaker 1: million dollar house to You must really like that person, right,
Speaker 1: or they must have something really, really really powerful on you.
Speaker 1: But Epstein's home in New York was set up as
Speaker 1: a surveillance operation, yet we've never heard about any tapes
Speaker 1: that have been seized. There should be substantial evidence of
Speaker 1: Epstein's sex ring operations, that he was, you know, having
Speaker 1: you know, relations with underage girls. I mean that should
Speaker 1: all I mean, they should effectively be able to bring
Speaker 1: a massive I mean they would, if he were still alive,
Speaker 1: be able to bring a massive child pornography case against him.
Speaker 1: You never hear about any of that, and you never
Speaker 1: hear about the surveillance footage of other people who else
Speaker 1: was going. Oh so Epstein had all of these powerful friends,
Speaker 1: private jets flying all over the world, and he in
Speaker 1: an islan and set up specifically as his as a
Speaker 1: pedophile island. That's what everybody calls it, right, So he
Speaker 1: has all of this stuff, and yet we never hear
Speaker 1: about anyone getting caught on video getting a quote massage.
Speaker 1: All the surveillance data, all the surveillance footage seems to
Speaker 1: be gone. Unless I'm missing something, there's no This guy
Speaker 1: set up a massive surveillance operation while also having a
Speaker 1: sex trafficking ring, including a lot of underage girls, and
Speaker 1: no one else has been caught in this web. That
Speaker 1: does not pass the smell test. It just doesn't. It
Speaker 1: just doesn't. And then of course there's the Epstein killing himself,
Speaker 1: snapping the highoid bone doing you know, leaning forward in
Speaker 1: the cell where the two prison guards fell asleep and
Speaker 1: the camera's malfunctioned, the most high profile prisoner in the
Speaker 1: federal system with what is possibly the most sensitive information
Speaker 1: in Manhattan, right near the Federal courthouse, he was able
Speaker 1: to commit suicide first time. The Manhattan Correctional Facility was
Speaker 1: the MCC Correctional Center had a suicide like this in decades,
Speaker 1: I think ever in over forty years of operation or
Speaker 1: something like that. I forget what the exact years were,
Speaker 1: and we're supposed to think that that just happened. Again,
Speaker 1: I'm not a conspiracy theorist. How much of this do
Speaker 1: they really think we're going to accept before we go,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, this is not attic up anymore. At what
Speaker 1: point are we allowed to say, nah, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: believe you anymore? Elen Maxwell. In the documentary, it's very
Speaker 1: clear they're making allegations about her all the time. They're
Speaker 1: saying she denies them. In the documentary on Netflix, they're
Speaker 1: saying that she was effectively the spotter for this ex
Speaker 1: trafficking operation and helped Epstein with all of this, and
Speaker 1: that she was his lover and there are very now
Speaker 1: so everything that I've told you is established fact. Either
Speaker 1: questions I've asked that as far as I know, are unanswered,
Speaker 1: and they're important questions. But all the other things I've
Speaker 1: told you, these are these are facts in evidence. So
Speaker 1: now we get to where are we today with guilln Maxwell.
Speaker 1: It took this long to arrest or, which is interesting,
Speaker 1: and there are some as she was arrested by the
Speaker 1: Southern District of New York, the federal prosecutorial arm of
Speaker 1: the of the government that handles a lot of very
Speaker 1: high profile cases, probably the most famous single federal prosecutor's
Speaker 1: office US Attorney's office in the entire country. So the
Speaker 1: Southern District arrests her, and this happens, what right after
Speaker 1: a week or so, we can change after the US
Speaker 1: Attorney for New York Berman had this whole showdown with
Speaker 1: bar where he said that he wasn't going to go
Speaker 1: you know, I'm not gonna let me. Well, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna let you fire me today, Bar and Bars like,
Speaker 1: actually you're getting fired. Seems like interesting timing that. Now,
Speaker 1: that may be a coincidence, but I feel like we're
Speaker 1: allowed to question any coincidences these days. I feel like
Speaker 1: we shouldn't just say, yeah, sure, whatever they official narrative is,
Speaker 1: that's great, totally believe it. That's part one of this.
Speaker 1: And then you have Yielain Maxwell, who is going to
Speaker 1: be in custody or is in custody and I'm going
Speaker 1: to be facing she's I've read some of the indictment.
Speaker 1: I mean, they've got her on things. She's they can
Speaker 1: send her a prison for the rest of her life
Speaker 1: if she's found guilty. She's never gonna get us. She's
Speaker 1: never going to see the outside of a cell again.
Speaker 1: And there are people who have always pointed out that
Speaker 1: there is what I don't know if you'd call it
Speaker 1: a rumor, but she was very close to Bill Clinton's
Speaker 1: That's what's out there. We know that Epstein was so.
Speaker 1: This isn't far fetched, right, We know that Epstein was
Speaker 1: so given that she was Epstein's right hand woman and
Speaker 1: always with him, doesn't it standari? And also she and
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, you can tell she's apparently very charming and
Speaker 1: charismatic in her own way. Clearly a sociopath, but charming
Speaker 1: and charismatic in her own way, just like Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: sociopath who and a predator, well established who can be
Speaker 1: very charming. I just I just want to, you know,
Speaker 1: I just won't be out there and just feel everyone's
Speaker 1: pain and just hold them close, like real close. I
Speaker 1: just want to hug him like but I want to
Speaker 1: hug like two or three of them out of Tom
Speaker 1: and just you know, grab him right around the waist
Speaker 1: and you know, mmm, that's Bill Clinton. We all know it.
Speaker 1: We all know it. So Geeland Maxwell is now in custody.
Speaker 1: And what are the big next steps and questions that
Speaker 1: we have here? What does she know? And what is
Speaker 1: she willing to give up? Remember, it would have been
Speaker 1: a different thing with Epstein still alive. Right, with Epstein
Speaker 1: still alive, perhaps he was able to protect her. That
Speaker 1: was part of the initial mind boggling deal that federal
Speaker 1: prosecutors and the state's attorney in Palm Beach signed here
Speaker 1: initially for Epstein, initially where they even gave immunity to
Speaker 1: his co conspirators, which I have never had a lawyer
Speaker 1: come forward and say that that was anything other than
Speaker 1: just completely mind blowing, mind blowing, so meaning you just
Speaker 1: would never do that. There's no reason to do that.
Speaker 1: So why do they do that for Epstein? Never got
Speaker 1: an answer about that one either a deal that no
Speaker 1: lawyer had ever seen or could justify, and no one
Speaker 1: has ever been forced to justify that deal. The federal
Speaker 1: prosecutor says, well, at least he went to prison for
Speaker 1: something where you know this. This Palm Beach prosecutor was like,
Speaker 1: I don't want to. I think his name is Barry Krisher.
Speaker 1: They didn't want to prosecuting for anything and just turned
Speaker 1: on the case. And people involved with the case were saying,
Speaker 1: why all of a sudden did this guy You know,
Speaker 1: usually you know if you have if you sex traffic
Speaker 1: one underage girl, you're facing decades in prison. This guy
Speaker 1: sex trafficked Epstein sex traffic I mean over one hundred
Speaker 1: they don't even really know the full number. And they
Speaker 1: gave him six months in the county jail in a
Speaker 1: work release program where he's outside do whatever he wants
Speaker 1: and still having sex with girls that he's trafficking while
Speaker 1: he's on work lists. I mean, it's it's the whole
Speaker 1: thing is just it's hard. It's honestly hard to believe.
Speaker 1: You're like, come on, this can't know. This is what happened.
Speaker 1: And this guy Will had access to the very top
Speaker 1: of the United It's government. He was so powerful that
Speaker 1: people were terrified of crossing him. They had him in
Speaker 1: an open and shut case and they bailed on the
Speaker 1: whole thing and protected all of his co conspirators, and
Speaker 1: then he had the most coincidental and hard to fathom
Speaker 1: suicide quote suicide in the mcc imaginable. Now there's no
Speaker 1: one to protect Guilaine, meaning that there's no one to
Speaker 1: give up names, but you know, desire immunity for her.
Speaker 1: I want to know what she was doing in New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: I want to know why she came back from France.
Speaker 1: Coming back in the United States seems like a very,
Speaker 1: very unwise move for her. And I want to know
Speaker 1: what names she has, because, my friends, here's what we
Speaker 1: do know for sure. She's got names. She has names
Speaker 1: of people who either knew or should have known, or
Speaker 1: you know, we're involved themselves, or turned a blind eye.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean low level staffers that were just
Speaker 1: getting paid by Epstein to look the other way. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: she knows. She knows everything that Epstein knew pretty much.
Speaker 1: So now we have another another shot to get answers
Speaker 1: to those questions. Epstein's circle included some of the most
Speaker 1: powerful men in the world, some very notable democrats, I
Speaker 1: might add, some of the most powerful men in the world.
Speaker 1: And Gillen Maxwell is facing the rest of her life
Speaker 1: in a cell or what who is she worried about betraying.
Speaker 1: Now she doesn't care. Right, Epstein's already dead, so I
Speaker 1: don't think that there's any reason to believe that she
Speaker 1: wouldn't be willing to talk to spare her. Maybe she
Speaker 1: gets out in ten years, Maybe she gets out in
Speaker 1: twenty years. Right, she gets something out of this. What
Speaker 1: there's no you wouldn't expect a code of silence from
Speaker 1: her about any of the other individuals involved in this.
Speaker 1: But now I just want to go on record and
Speaker 1: say this. If anything happens to Gelin Maxwell, I don't
Speaker 1: care whether they show us video. I don't care if
Speaker 1: they say they're a hundred witnesses. If she escapes or
Speaker 1: manages to take her own life, I do not believe it, Okay,
Speaker 1: meaning I do not believe their story. Let's just let's
Speaker 1: establish this right now. If she escapes or she takes
Speaker 1: her own life in custody, whatever they're telling you is
Speaker 1: a lie. Because we know she's got big names, we
Speaker 1: know she could crush people. The royal family has got
Speaker 1: to be shaken in their fancy little booties right now
Speaker 1: in the UK, and there are some big, powerful democrats
Speaker 1: among the most powerful who are feeling the same way.
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Speaker 1: time this weekend to read a book. Perhaps, well, we
Speaker 1: have an author in front of the show joining now,
Speaker 1: who's got a suggestion for you. Her latest book is
Speaker 1: Disloyal Opposition, How the Never Trump right tried and failed
Speaker 1: to take down the President. Julie Kelly, a senior contributor
Speaker 1: at American Greatness, joins us now. Julie, thanks so much,
Speaker 1: Hey Black, thanks for heaving me on. So this is
Speaker 1: obviously very timely because the election. Everyone's realizing the election
Speaker 1: battle right now is non traditional in many ways. It's
Speaker 1: the Democrats just trying to ruin the country as much
Speaker 1: as they can for the next few months, and then
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's supposed to come in to clean up the mess.
Speaker 1: That's going to be the theory. But there are never
Speaker 1: Trump Republicans who are certainly a part of this. Tell
Speaker 1: us what you see when maybe we'll work this backwards
Speaker 1: in a sense. What are the never Trump Republicans up
Speaker 1: to you right now? Tell me about this disloyal opposition
Speaker 1: these days? Well, they are kind of rehurgitating their playbook
Speaker 1: from twenty sixteen, which is to formulate these little nonprofit
Speaker 1: groups filled with disgruntled Republicans and alleged conservatives. So these
Speaker 1: are people like Bill Crystal, who's the one time editor
Speaker 1: of the now defunct Weekly Standard, other writers from the
Speaker 1: Weekly Standard, National Review, failed political columnists, and even a
Speaker 1: few former Republican presidential candidates. So they are coming out
Speaker 1: now opposing Trump once again, trying to convince Raygan few
Speaker 1: Republicans to vote against him, somehow convince us that Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is a better choice, as the Democratic Party is
Speaker 1: completely mounting down into this leftist mob. And so my
Speaker 1: vocally detailed the origins of Never Trump really dating that
Speaker 1: five years and now we could see how they're trying
Speaker 1: to restart what they started five years ago. What are
Speaker 1: the origins of never Trump? So this was a group
Speaker 1: of people who from the beginning did not want Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to win the Republican primaries. Really, the nexus of
Speaker 1: the number Trump movement started with the National Review issue
Speaker 1: against Trump that was published in January twenty sixteen. And
Speaker 1: so those were a lot of columnists, a lot of
Speaker 1: one time Bush administration officials. They were about almost three
Speaker 1: dozen people who contributed to that issue to convince people
Speaker 1: not to vote for Trump as he continued to win primary.
Speaker 1: But so it's really a collection now of people, kind
Speaker 1: of hangers on, people who were, I would want to say,
Speaker 1: for losers. They want to be proven right about Trump.
Speaker 1: They've tried everything that they can to take him down.
Speaker 1: They excited and acted as THESEUS to the left scepters,
Speaker 1: and so they're kind of doing that again. And so
Speaker 1: but in the meantime, books they've reversed themselves on every
Speaker 1: position that they once had, whether it was climate change,
Speaker 1: gun control, immigration, tax policy. You go down the list
Speaker 1: the positions that they used to have. Suddenly Donald Trump
Speaker 1: made them liberals. So that's why they are now rooting
Speaker 1: for Joe Biden to win and for Democrats to take
Speaker 1: over the Senate is plowed, Julie, is there one never
Speaker 1: Trumper that you think of as the leader of the movement?
Speaker 1: Is there one who's kind of the king of the idiots? Well,
Speaker 1: I really do think it's Bill Crystal, and you know,
Speaker 1: he really started the movement. That is how so many
Speaker 1: of these are Trump's organizations. Bill Crystal has a few
Speaker 1: are funded by a left leaning techtillionaire, the founder of
Speaker 1: E Day. He's also a virulent never Trumper, and it's
Speaker 1: poored millions of dollars into never Trump projects that are
Speaker 1: supposed to be conservative and Republicans but are funded by
Speaker 1: last Julie Kelly everybody the book is disloyal opposition. How
Speaker 1: the never Trump right tried and failed to take down
Speaker 1: the president. Let's hope that's still true in November, Julie,
Speaker 1: thanks so much for joining. We appreciate it. You're in
Speaker 1: the Freedom Hunt. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast.
Speaker 1: I just want to say before we get to roll
Speaker 1: call everybody that I know. Right now, it is a
Speaker 1: tough time for the country. We're not at war, but
Speaker 1: we are at war with a virus and internally with
Speaker 1: a Marxist insurgency in our midst as we know, so
Speaker 1: things a little bit tough, and right now it may
Speaker 1: feel like, I don't know, patriotism isn't really as fashionable
Speaker 1: as one might like, you know, wave in an American
Speaker 1: flag in some places might get you weird. Look, I'm
Speaker 1: here to just say for all of us, this is
Speaker 1: the weekend you've really got to wave those stars and
Speaker 1: stripes around. This is a weekend to remember that, no
Speaker 1: matter what the Left says, no matter what we face
Speaker 1: as a country, this is the greatest, freest, most prosperous
Speaker 1: country in the history of the world. All of us,
Speaker 1: no matter how ungrateful some of them are out there
Speaker 1: all of us are lucky to be Americans. God bless
Speaker 1: those who came before us and built this amazing country
Speaker 1: that we all get to benefit from every single day,
Speaker 1: and it's worth fighting for. We will continue to do
Speaker 1: everything we can to maintain our liberties, our freedoms, and
Speaker 1: you know, ride or die. America's number one, and that
Speaker 1: means this weekend, enjoy it. Kick open the cooler, have
Speaker 1: a bunch of beers, get some fresh air, grill up
Speaker 1: those burgers, watch the fireworks wherever you can. Be careful
Speaker 1: if you're fire and fireworks, but you know, just really
Speaker 1: celebrate America this weekend. Forget all the noise, forget all
Speaker 1: the cry babies out there that say this isn't a
Speaker 1: great country, or it's on stolen land or all this stuff. No,
Speaker 1: now's when you really got to double down and enjoy
Speaker 1: this place for what it is, and remember how blessed
Speaker 1: we all are, and celebrate our independence this weekend, and
Speaker 1: don't let anybody take that from you. The only the
Speaker 1: only way it can be taken from you is if
Speaker 1: you let people. Don't let anybody take it from you.
Speaker 1: Have a fantastic holiday weekend. You owe it to yourself.
Speaker 1: Everywhere across this country. Right now, we've been through a lot.
Speaker 1: You owe it to yourself with loved ones, with friends,
Speaker 1: or even if you're just somebody who likes to, you know,
Speaker 1: read a book by the lake or something and just
Speaker 1: chill in the shade. However you do it, do it
Speaker 1: the way you want. Celebrate America this weekend, celebrate or independence.
Speaker 1: With that, we have some voicemails to get you in
Speaker 1: roll call Brucer Mark. First up, let's see what we got. Hey,
Speaker 1: fucking producer Mark. It's JJ from Socale. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to say something about the Bubba Wallace situation. Yes, I
Speaker 1: am a NASCAR fan. My dad and I love to
Speaker 1: go to the races. About a month before the George
Speaker 1: Floyd thing, there was actually a racer guy named Kyle Lursman.
Speaker 1: He was quickly if I'm leaving, then fired for calling
Speaker 1: his spotter the N words. And now we've got the
Speaker 1: whole Bubba Wallace situation. Not gonna lie. When my mom
Speaker 1: told me about the whole new thing, the first thought
Speaker 1: in my head was, Oh, dear Lord, hope it isn't
Speaker 1: it Jesse Smillett thing. Sometimes it text to be hi. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I hope you guys are doing awesome. Love hearing your show. Bye,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for calling in. JJ from California, another
Speaker 1: place that is in the grips of the lockdown madness,
Speaker 1: another place that is going through that right now. So
Speaker 1: thank you very much for calling in. And I hope
Speaker 1: everyone CALLI has an excellent Independence Day weekend. All right,
Speaker 1: Next up, Hi, this is Billy from Charleston, s C.
Speaker 1: Thank you Buck for what you're doing. Shields high and
Speaker 1: a prey. We can get the president back in office
Speaker 1: again for another four years because I sure want America
Speaker 1: und bide. He's mentally inconfident. And thank you for what
Speaker 1: you're doing. Thank you for the Black Rifle coffee. I
Speaker 1: love the stuff. I'm spoiled. Thank you well. Thank you
Speaker 1: Billy for calling in. I'm so glad you like black
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Speaker 1: hear from down down in Charleston. I love Charleston. It's
Speaker 1: got a special place in my heart. Team Buck, Charleston
Speaker 1: in the house. Billy, have a great Independence Day weekend.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you calling in, and yeah, I'm with you. On
Speaker 1: hoping President Trump gets another four years. Um, I just
Speaker 1: I can't imagine anyone who really thinks that it's going
Speaker 1: to be better for them. But you know, there are
Speaker 1: a lot of them that they're called Democrats. You know.
Speaker 1: I guess I can't imagine. So we will see. Um,
Speaker 1: who's next up, producer Mark? Yeah, well this micro California.
Speaker 1: I agree with your show today, man. I voted for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump to put the hammer down. If these guys
Speaker 1: are a joke, he needs to have these people fired.
Speaker 1: He needs to kick the doors down and get the
Speaker 1: documents that everybody's hiding, Okay, and these people need to go.
Speaker 1: This is ridiculous. The Democrats have ruined everything, whole institution
Speaker 1: of our social society. If he's just stopped now, I'm
Speaker 1: with him. Yeah, I think that I think that Trump
Speaker 1: really does need to get fired up and use the
Speaker 1: powers at his disposal to stop this, this little quasi
Speaker 1: revolution that's going on. And especially, I mean, the corporate
Speaker 1: complicity in this is just so disgusting. These companies that
Speaker 1: are we just stand with the protease crap. Ah h.
Speaker 1: I hate it. I hate it. There's so much of
Speaker 1: it out there. You know, there's a way to say
Speaker 1: it too. You could just if you want to put
Speaker 1: out a statement that says, you know, we we support
Speaker 1: justice for all, and you know we we certainly want
Speaker 1: UH law enforcement to work as well as possible with
Speaker 1: all communities, including the African American community, and we want
Speaker 1: police brutality to be punished. Now, you know, the whole
Speaker 1: country would be like, yeah, great, okay, but no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's all this other stuff too. It's the ELM movement,
Speaker 1: the protesters who want truice for all these different things,
Speaker 1: including the end of the nuclear family. It's uh, it's mad.
Speaker 1: It's just it's madness. It's just sheer madness. All right,
Speaker 1: hit it next, Hey, Producer Markets Carry in Kentucky. I
Speaker 1: just want to call it, thank you guys for what
Speaker 1: you do. Thanks for the reading list they buck, Thanks
Speaker 1: for keeping me safe and warm at night. Take it easy, guys,
Speaker 1: shields have well. Thank you carry though. I have a
Speaker 1: feeling you probably keep yourself safe and warm at night
Speaker 1: with the Second Amendment. You're out in Kentucky. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna go out on a limar and guess you probably
Speaker 1: have probably got a long gun and some and a
Speaker 1: side arm that you keep at home. I'm just guessing.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I could be wrong, but yeah, man, no,
Speaker 1: we appreciate that. And and thank you so much for
Speaker 1: calling in and see producer Mark, you keep people safe
Speaker 1: and warm at night. Isn't that nice? I think you
Speaker 1: do most of the keeping of safe and warm night.
Speaker 1: I'm just kind of here. Well, you know, I'm just
Speaker 1: saying your producer, Mark is very is very cuddly. So
Speaker 1: there's that. I'm the vehicle of making people safe and
Speaker 1: warm man. And yeah, I did listen to the show
Speaker 1: for a second last week and I heard you telling
Speaker 1: people telling guests that I'm a cuddly fella. You heard that.
Speaker 1: I listened to one snippet of the show, and that's
Speaker 1: what I hear. I didn't think you'd hear that, all right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're just openly telling Bibby. Yeah, my producers a cuddly fella.
Speaker 1: Missus missus Marks, you know, says you're cuddly. Sure, well,
Speaker 1: she's my wife and I'm not cuddling with the guests.
Speaker 1: Oh I know that, but you know, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 1: Next voice mail, Hey, Susanne, I'm in Alabama. I'm listening
Speaker 1: to the Friday Podcast. And ask who's advising Trump. Well,
Speaker 1: I heard earlier on will Cow that it's Van Jones,
Speaker 1: the communist advising him on their newest knee jerk handering
Speaker 1: bill that he's putting out. So that tells me a lot.
Speaker 1: And as things are looking bad, thank you so much, Well,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for calling in from Alabama. And yes,
Speaker 1: indeed I have heard the same thing. And you mentioned
Speaker 1: my buddy Wilcow. He's a great guy. Wilkin and I
Speaker 1: worked together for years at the Blaze, and uh, you
Speaker 1: know Andrews, he's a really nice guy. He is on
Speaker 1: air what he is off air, and I've always been
Speaker 1: I've always been very fond of him. He's a good
Speaker 1: he's a good dude. As for Van Jones, yeah, he
Speaker 1: hasn't in with this White House, and he was working
Speaker 1: them in a criminal justice reform, I'm sure going through
Speaker 1: Jared Kushner, who takes the lead on these issues. And
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say it from a a law and
Speaker 1: we're a perspective and from a political perspective, trying to
Speaker 1: give the Democrats what they want at this point in time,
Speaker 1: give the mob what they want on criminal Joss's with
Speaker 1: the wrong idea. That's a wrong idea, a bad move,
Speaker 1: no two ways about it. So I think the administration
Speaker 1: has figured that out. I hope they have all right.
Speaker 1: Next up, Hey bok, hey, producer Mark. This is Susannah
Speaker 1: from northeast Wisconsin, close to Green Bay. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to let you know that I was so excited to
Speaker 1: hear that you are coming to Wisconsin. Maybe not un body,
Speaker 1: but invoiced on our local WTAQ, You're going to be
Speaker 1: running with us. I'm so thrilled. I love you both.
Speaker 1: My husband got me introduced to you, and now it's
Speaker 1: like an addiction. I have to have my daily Buck
Speaker 1: does and my producer Mark is just the froth on
Speaker 1: the top. Love you guys. Keep up the great work
Speaker 1: shield forever high. Oh what a nice call. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much from from green Bay. Producer Mark, You're like
Speaker 1: the front on top of the latte. That means I'm
Speaker 1: the best part there. There you go, all right there
Speaker 1: you can take it? Yes, yes, indeed, so yeah man,
Speaker 1: there you have it. Um No, that's that's true. I
Speaker 1: am coming to you know where. We're frequently adding stations
Speaker 1: across the country, and the Buck Sexton Show will be
Speaker 1: on on in Green Bay, So those who up in
Speaker 1: the Wisconsin area in and around Green Bay will be
Speaker 1: able to listen on radio, which will be great. And
Speaker 1: remember if you're ever out of radio range, you can
Speaker 1: always download the podcast Me I Hear Radio app or
Speaker 1: on Spotify, as I was saying, And you can subscribe
Speaker 1: too and go to buckxxon dot com. These are all
Speaker 1: very very good things. We have one more market, we
Speaker 1: run through the whole list. We are done with messages
Speaker 1: for the day. All right, did you have some messages
Speaker 1: that You're with them in spirit but they didn't quite
Speaker 1: make the cut. Oh there's one that I'm definitely with,
Speaker 1: but I can't talk about it on the air. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, Now I'm scared. You gotta send me that one.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's it's great. Okay, you can send you
Speaker 1: that one offline. I've got I've kind of curious. Um. Oh,
Speaker 1: but now we hit why don't we hit the actual
Speaker 1: roll call intro and do the origin roll call, which
Speaker 1: seems seems to still be a fan favorite. The show
Speaker 1: ain't over yet, folks, keeping it real. It's time for
Speaker 1: roll call, all right, we got it next up here?
Speaker 1: Roll call time, Erica. If we need to protest future lockdowns.
Speaker 1: When you do them in the way, the media can't
Speaker 1: use photos from them against us. No guns, no posters.
Speaker 1: Show up in your uniforms. You're a hard hat and
Speaker 1: work boots, chef whites and aprons, smocks or t shirts
Speaker 1: with your company logo, business suits or coveralls, anything that
Speaker 1: shows you dress for work, and do wear a mask.
Speaker 1: March on the sidewalk only around your city hall, county building,
Speaker 1: or state capital. Stay in your family group with six
Speaker 1: foot spacing between groups. Designate a drop off point for
Speaker 1: passengers and use the cars as another lawful parade around
Speaker 1: the same site. Don't block traffic, but do try to
Speaker 1: bring work vehicles with company logos. Let's align ourselves with
Speaker 1: the MLK standards for peaceful protests and show the left
Speaker 1: what that really means. Erica, I gotta say that's a
Speaker 1: pretty fantastic plan. It's very well thought out, very insightful. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like that, like working people protesting and doing so
Speaker 1: in an orderly and respectful fashion, not looting. Macy's not
Speaker 1: burning down a CVS or a Dwayne Read or Walgreens
Speaker 1: or whatever the is. Walgreen's the biggest drug store in
Speaker 1: the country biggest drug store chain. I think it is.
Speaker 1: I think so because it includes Dwayne Reid. Oh well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that that makes sense. You know that Dwayne Reid is
Speaker 1: named for an original pharmacy on the corner of Dwayne
Speaker 1: and Red Streets in Lower Manhattan and Rebecca. Well, that
Speaker 1: explains why there's one on every block there. You go
Speaker 1: a lot of It's actually CVS is bigger than Walgreens.
Speaker 1: Oh is it? Quick? Google? Oh? Thank you? Yeah, CDs. Uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm I'm a seat. Look. I tend
Speaker 1: to like CVS personally. Not no, no, not throwing any
Speaker 1: shade at Walgreens, but I tend to like CVS a
Speaker 1: little bit more. I've never been to this place called Wegmans,
Speaker 1: which I hear is a fantastic grocery store they have
Speaker 1: in Texas and these other places. But I haven't either,
Speaker 1: but I've heard really good things. Yeah, everybody loves it.
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta up my grocery store game. And
Speaker 1: a Whole Foods, hopefully is so expensive. I went to
Speaker 1: Whole Foods recently. It was like a mortgage payment for
Speaker 1: a house I don't own. It was a house I
Speaker 1: was eating. It's gonna make me as big as a house.
Speaker 1: But I don't go to Whole Foods because I don't
Speaker 1: want to spend an entire paycheck. It's a good move.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening into the Bus Sesson Show podcast. Remember
Speaker 1: to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcasts. All ran more roll call. Let's
Speaker 1: get to it, Michael Buck. You feel we've already made
Speaker 1: the case on how to deal with COVID before. True.
Speaker 1: In fact, we've been dealing time and again with just
Speaker 1: about every aspect of life like that. It all revolves
Speaker 1: around Trump because it's always involving the myriad of Trump haters,
Speaker 1: constantly weaponizing it time and again. I call it political
Speaker 1: whack amobile. Trump pops his head out and they try
Speaker 1: to whack it. Our job is to whack the whacker. Okay,
Speaker 1: job is to whack the whacker. Producer Mark sounds like something.
Speaker 1: I need a few drinks before I do. Have you
Speaker 1: ever actually played original whack amole or God? I thought
Speaker 1: that question was going somewhere different. Yes, I played whack
Speaker 1: amole like a carnival. Yeah, yeah, it's kind of fun.
Speaker 1: It's kind of fun. Actually, Although I always I see.
Speaker 1: I grew up watching Caddyshack movies, and so I had
Speaker 1: this soft spot for groundhogs, also known as a woodchuck
Speaker 1: in some parts of the country. And because there's the
Speaker 1: groundhog and Caddyshack that really steals the whole movie. Who
Speaker 1: does like a little dance and is all cute and furry.
Speaker 1: It's a hand puppet, obviously, and so but then I
Speaker 1: remember seeing at my grandparents place in the Hudson Valley
Speaker 1: and upstate New York, I remember seeing woodchuck and they're
Speaker 1: really not very cute. They're like, it looks like a
Speaker 1: squirrel that was in quarantine for six months and just
Speaker 1: did nothing but eat ice cream and mac and cheese,
Speaker 1: which is something I can relate to. So I think
Speaker 1: you're a woodchuck pretty much. I feel like one of
Speaker 1: these days I'm got start wearing a moomoo soon. I
Speaker 1: know every says, oh, just do push ups in burpies,
Speaker 1: burpies in your own living room. Gime on, what am I?
Speaker 1: What am I? Psycho? Burpies in the living room? Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. A lot of people are doing like these
Speaker 1: dance videos on YouTube, like dance workouts. They seem interesting
Speaker 1: like it could be more fun than just doing some burpies,
Speaker 1: but I don't like should get into that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I gotta move around more though, I mean I used
Speaker 1: to just you know, I like to. I like to
Speaker 1: get in there compound lifts, get it done, and at
Speaker 1: least I stayed the same size. I got a little stronger,
Speaker 1: but I stay the same size. But now I can't
Speaker 1: lift anything except gluding free muffins too my mouth. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's pretty much what I'm lifting these days, and I've
Speaker 1: wanted to stop, but they won't open gyms. Gyms are
Speaker 1: like Phase Z. Now it's gonna be Phase three, then
Speaker 1: Phase four, now it's Phase never. Yeah, I'm afraid to
Speaker 1: put jeans on again for the first time, or like,
Speaker 1: oh God forbid of suit. Oh do you remember? Do
Speaker 1: you remember when you and I talked about how we're
Speaker 1: going to both lose a whole bunch of weight and like,
Speaker 1: what was it like December or we're talking like early January?
Speaker 1: Probably yeah, yeah, yeah, that didn't work out as planned.
Speaker 1: I was thinking this beach season I'd be in the
Speaker 1: best shape I've ever been in. And I'm just gotta
Speaker 1: tell you, every time they close a beach. I'm like,
Speaker 1: bad policy. But at least I don't have to show
Speaker 1: up at that one. At least they won't have to
Speaker 1: call animal control for the beached whale. Yeah. So I'm
Speaker 1: you know, but it's all right. I'll turn it all around.
Speaker 1: I only need I need. Uh. I can do it
Speaker 1: in ninety days. I was gonna say sixty, that's pretty fat.
Speaker 1: I I could shed the quarantine fifteen. It's gonna take
Speaker 1: me ninety days, though, So I'm on it. I'm on it.
Speaker 1: I know some people like, oh, I'm in better shape,
Speaker 1: no than ever, buck whatever, You're one of those. Some
Speaker 1: people have better of a better mindset. But in this
Speaker 1: kind of quarantine mode, I don't have the mindset of
Speaker 1: eaton right. Otherwise I'm gonna go crazy. What fun is
Speaker 1: there every every What fun do we have every day?
Speaker 1: That's what I always say to people. I'm like, oh, Okay,
Speaker 1: I work. I do five hours a radio a day.
Speaker 1: I'm doing writing and clips and research and stuff all
Speaker 1: the time. And then I'm just gonna what have some uh,
Speaker 1: you know, have a field green salad before I go
Speaker 1: to sleep. You know, it's just not a good not
Speaker 1: a good move, not a good move. All right, um,
Speaker 1: we got more roll call here Ethan Way this weekend,
Speaker 1: make sure you guys all eat a lot of red
Speaker 1: meat and enjoy it. Darn it. Eight. I'm glad you
Speaker 1: know there was there was a movement to really push
Speaker 1: us all to, oh, you'll be so much healthier if
Speaker 1: you go plant based or whatever. And there was that
Speaker 1: documentary on Netflix prop again the total nonsense. Did you
Speaker 1: see that one? The Game Changers documentary to total propaganda
Speaker 1: all ties into the climate change garbage too. Oh, cows
Speaker 1: put too much fart in the air with the methane.
Speaker 1: So we need to stop eating cows and all eat
Speaker 1: plant based and we'll all be stronger and healthier. Man,
Speaker 1: I know the five people who are like mister Olympian
Speaker 1: or whatever who listen to this show who are plant
Speaker 1: based are gonna send me photos of their abs, be like,
Speaker 1: oh I eat or lentils and cabbage. Maybe you're just
Speaker 1: like a genetic anomaly. I don't want to tell you.
Speaker 1: Imagine what those farts smell like. Fair point, Ethan Buck.
Speaker 1: I think you nailed it on Batman begins being the
Speaker 1: best of that trilogy. Great story, great acting and dialogue
Speaker 1: with great flow. I felt the Dark Knight was second,
Speaker 1: that I wasn't that impressed with the third one. Well, Ethan,
Speaker 1: you and I line up on this one. Producer Mark
Speaker 1: is wrong, which is not the first time. So there
Speaker 1: we go. Although I will, in Producer Mark's defense, say
Speaker 1: that Keith Ledger's performance in The Dark Night Movie is
Speaker 1: the best of any performance in any of the movies.
Speaker 1: Of course, I mean that's a gay. It sucks that
Speaker 1: he couldn't finish the movie. Well he didn't he finish. No,
Speaker 1: they had to shoot a couple of scenes without him,
Speaker 1: Like I think it was mostly scenes that wouldn't have
Speaker 1: involved his voice, or they just they used prior takes
Speaker 1: of him and overlaid the voice on the guy that
Speaker 1: had to replace him. I didn't know. I was unaware
Speaker 1: of that. Yeah, he died right at the end of filming. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he went to such a he just went to such
Speaker 1: a dark place that there was no no coming back
Speaker 1: for I guess, I don't know. It's kind of a
Speaker 1: obviously very sad, but it was. It was an amazing
Speaker 1: performance that all said. Who would have thought that years
Speaker 1: years later you would have Joaquin Phoenix in the Joker movie.
Speaker 1: Also give a very good joker performance. You knew that
Speaker 1: two were going to be compared, but they're both excellent.
Speaker 1: You know that's it's coke and pepsi. You can like
Speaker 1: them both. Do you have a preference, by the way,
Speaker 1: for coke and pepsi between the two pepsi? You're a pepsi.
Speaker 1: You like the mets pepsi. I see, I see what.
Speaker 1: I see a pattern here. I see what's going on.
Speaker 1: What I have to be against the norm? Um, you
Speaker 1: know you like the underdog. I get it. I get it.
Speaker 1: I just like to taste of PEPSI better, oh my
Speaker 1: wife for it. I don't really drink soda though. No
Speaker 1: princess has gotten me drinking ginger ale recently, and um,
Speaker 1: ginger ale, I will say it's delicious. I can't drink
Speaker 1: ginger ale just for fun. Like if I have a
Speaker 1: stomach ache, I'll drink some ginger ale. But I can't
Speaker 1: just drink it liquid? Can do you? My man? Um?
Speaker 1: Do you have any movies on the on the schedule
Speaker 1: for that? You know the movies that I always yell at.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen how you made a list? It's you
Speaker 1: can watch one or two with missus mark this weekend.
Speaker 1: The Joker's on it. Okay, you know, I'm definitely gonna
Speaker 1: gonna get the free trial of HBO Max and watch it.
Speaker 1: I will, I will, we will allow it, We will
Speaker 1: allow it. That's fair. That's a good one. There's an
Speaker 1: interesting documentary about Queen and the Restart with what's his name?
Speaker 1: The guy from America and Idol who slipping my mind
Speaker 1: right now? Oh, Adam Lambert. Yes, there's an documentary on
Speaker 1: Netflix about it. I'm curious to watch that really. Yeah,
Speaker 1: very interesting. All right, Chris next up here. Oh, for
Speaker 1: those are wondering, I've been watching Succession, which I think
Speaker 1: is excellent and I highly recommend. Chris hey Buck. I'm
Speaker 1: not that great with words, but I want to thank
Speaker 1: you from the bottom of my heart for all you
Speaker 1: do and stand for. You're the Solomon Jority's voice. I'm
Speaker 1: a pretty good judge of character, and you, sir, are
Speaker 1: the real deal. I wish you protection and love shield time,
Speaker 1: my brother. Well, Chris, that's the nicest thing. And it
Speaker 1: was written to me all day, probably all week, maybe
Speaker 1: all month, so it's really appreciated. Man, Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for that. And if Yeah, I'm just all I
Speaker 1: gotta say so thank you. That's really very nice of you.
Speaker 1: It does mean a lot, especially because you should see
Speaker 1: some of the other messages I get sent to me. Whoa,
Speaker 1: the libs. The libs are crazy kind of wants some
Speaker 1: pasta tonight, you know what I mean? You know, go bigger,
Speaker 1: go home, like just I should just lean into this thing,
Speaker 1: good news, and I mostly do. Yeah, I do TV sometimes,
Speaker 1: but that's waiste up. So you know, I just throw
Speaker 1: on a big, a big coat and it's fine, you know,
Speaker 1: a suit jacket or whatever, because I feel like, as
Speaker 1: long as we still got locked down, might as well
Speaker 1: enjoy the cuisine. So and for those are saying, oh, book,
Speaker 1: you can't eat gluten, gluten free pasta taste the same, taste,
Speaker 1: the same. Everyone always talks smack about this. I'm like,
Speaker 1: it's the same thing, folks. You just need to make
Speaker 1: a little modification. Gluten freeze delicious, al Buck. My favorite
Speaker 1: Fauci impression was regarding you comparing something stuck in your
Speaker 1: teeth is small like a virus, except the virus is smaller. Lol.
Speaker 1: I did well, al I'm glad you appreciate it was
Speaker 1: it was for you, It is for your own health
Speaker 1: and wellness. You know, you gotta take a toothpick sometimes.
Speaker 1: Don't stab yourself because you could You could then open
Speaker 1: the membrane around the mouth, and then bacteria and virus
Speaker 1: could because you don't have problem mitigation could find its
Speaker 1: way in and amount, and then you got an infection
Speaker 1: are and it's bad because you know, then we have
Speaker 1: to use antibiotics, antibiotics side effects, wear a mask the end.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm I'm glad you appreciated doctor fauci Um.
Speaker 1: So I kind of miss having Bernie Sanders to do
Speaker 1: impressions over. Yeah, he's been out of the mix for
Speaker 1: a while now and on succession and there's a character
Speaker 1: based on Bernie Sanders and the character is a character. Also,
Speaker 1: the actor is the same actor from Billions who plays
Speaker 1: the head of what's effectively like um Morgan Stanley or
Speaker 1: JP Moore, Gona whatever, I forget the guy's name. But
Speaker 1: what do you think of Burnie Knives. He's the head
Speaker 1: of spart Knives, that's what it's called. What's up? What
Speaker 1: do you think Bernie's doing for the Fourth of July weekend? Oh?
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna be having um a cookout. But
Speaker 1: using the bare minimum of contained gas because the climate change.
Speaker 1: And I think he's gonna be grilling a tofu, a
Speaker 1: tofurkey burger. Delicious, so I'm telling you delicious, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna make sure we break it up into a lot
Speaker 1: of little pieces and redistribute the tofu. I think that's
Speaker 1: what he's gonna do. That sounds like the worst life
Speaker 1: fourth ever. Yeah, Socialist July fourth. There you go. Everybody
Speaker 1: gets a bite of a burger that's not even a
Speaker 1: real burger, but everyone you know, from each according to
Speaker 1: his burger, to each according to his burger. That's how
Speaker 1: it's gonna go. Something like that. You're in the Freedom
Speaker 1: This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. All right home,
Speaker 1: stretched before you all get to go back to either
Speaker 1: preparing for or enjoying your Independence Day weekend. Notice I
Speaker 1: have not called it fourth of July. I think once
Speaker 1: on this I've said Independence Day because that is what
Speaker 1: it is. And I do agree with those who say
Speaker 1: that we should call it the right thing. So that's
Speaker 1: why I'm with it. Pablo, next up here, Hey, Buck,
Speaker 1: I was listening to your podcasts on Spotify. I heard
Speaker 1: you ask the question why is the left so disturbed
Speaker 1: by the Saint Louis couple protecting their home with guns.
Speaker 1: I have a theory. Mister McCloskey was brandishing what appears
Speaker 1: to be an AAR fifteen or similar weapon, with the
Speaker 1: left demanding defund the police. Now there's a reason that
Speaker 1: has been an active and they can understand that explains
Speaker 1: someone needs an AAR fifteen. They have been after these
Speaker 1: weapons for years and this could be a problem for
Speaker 1: their reasoning. Basically, if local government isn't going to provide
Speaker 1: for policing these weapons, they become these weapons become more
Speaker 1: useful and necessary shields. Hie, Yeah, I mean I answered Pablo.
Speaker 1: First of all, I think you probably remember I did
Speaker 1: answer the question. I posed it rhetorically and then answered
Speaker 1: why they're so upset about the air fifteen. But that's fine.
Speaker 1: I think you're posing your own answer to the question,
Speaker 1: which is great. Yeah, Now there is a very clear
Speaker 1: use case for why you'd want an R fifteen and
Speaker 1: not just like a double barrel shotgun. Someone has a
Speaker 1: double barrel twelve gage. Yeah, that may be able to
Speaker 1: hold a mob, hold a mob back from looting, burning
Speaker 1: your home and killing you in your whole family. Right.
Speaker 1: It could if they're really that scared that you're going
Speaker 1: to first of all hit them with both you know,
Speaker 1: hit two people with a shot each. But they could
Speaker 1: rush you, and they're gonna get you are if you're
Speaker 1: pretty handy with it. Someone tries to even if you've
Speaker 1: got ten fifteen people, I'll try to rush you at once.
Speaker 1: A whole bunch of them are going to take casualties
Speaker 1: in that in that process. So the use case for
Speaker 1: an R fifteen does seem to be established in a
Speaker 1: sense by this concept of the mob coming to your
Speaker 1: home and threatening to kill you. So here we go,
Speaker 1: Missy Rights. Governor Nuisance shut us down again. No restaurants
Speaker 1: or bars, but we still have wineries. Nuisance and Aunti
Speaker 1: Pelosi owned several good thing I have you and producer Mark,
Speaker 1: what are these people still afraid of? If this virus
Speaker 1: was as easily spread and deadly as they lied to
Speaker 1: us about them, we'd all be dead by now. We
Speaker 1: spent the evening in our favorite Mexican restaurant for the
Speaker 1: last time and who knows how long, and the communists
Speaker 1: succeeded in canceling celebrations for our independence and freedom. I'm
Speaker 1: moving to Mars well, I don't want you to hear
Speaker 1: the Mars, Missy, because we need you to listening to
Speaker 1: the show, and I don't think that technically the Wi
Speaker 1: Fi will work up there for you to download the
Speaker 1: podcast every day. Plus, I hear the climate on Mars
Speaker 1: is a little rough, but I do hear what you're
Speaker 1: saying here. I'm hoping tonight to go out to dinner
Speaker 1: for the first time in a very long time for
Speaker 1: outdoor dining in New York. I can't I can't remember
Speaker 1: the last time I went. Right. It's gonna feel weird,
Speaker 1: like excuse me, Like, mister server, you bring us food
Speaker 1: and we'd pay you. This seems so strange, but that's
Speaker 1: kind of where we're at. So we'll see how it
Speaker 1: goes next up here, John, here we go, Buck. I'm
Speaker 1: a real shield side, a real news fan. I believe
Speaker 1: the Soup Nazi episode was removed for obvious offensive reasons.
Speaker 1: At least that's the argument made. Do not ever do
Speaker 1: a Texas yeehaw. Ever, we don't do that, John, I
Speaker 1: think you're right on that. I think we I think
Speaker 1: we established that, So thank you for reminding me in
Speaker 1: case they didn't know. And as for the Soup Nazi
Speaker 1: episode producer Mark, what do you got for me on that?
Speaker 1: I don't believe it's ever been taken off streaming services
Speaker 1: or anything like that now that I'm thinking. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's a couple episodes that you could meet, like Soup Nazi,
Speaker 1: the Cigar Store Indian. There's a couple of episodes. The
Speaker 1: only episode of Seinfeld that did get pulled from syndication
Speaker 1: but is now on Hulu is the Puerto Rican Day
Speaker 1: Parade that aired once and then they refused aired in
Speaker 1: syndication people. There was backlash over it, but now it's
Speaker 1: back on Hulu. Really, yes, what was the what was
Speaker 1: the problem with the Puerto Rican Day Parade episode? They
Speaker 1: just made fun of Puerto Ricans and the whole parade
Speaker 1: and the traffic stuff. Yeah, yeah, I never saw that one.
Speaker 1: I feel like Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld are the
Speaker 1: two comics that are pretty much They're allowed to do
Speaker 1: whatever they want. Curb your enthusiasm. There are many episodes
Speaker 1: that I could see somebody having a problem with. I
Speaker 1: don't agree with it, but I could see it. But
Speaker 1: nobody's ever to go after Larry David, Oh Pruc and
Speaker 1: Nick says the Puerto Rican flag gets burned in that episode.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're right, Yeah, okay, I get I kind
Speaker 1: of get that one. We got some messages coming up
Speaker 1: coming up on Instagram. Stewart rides Buck. We need help
Speaker 1: to fending against this post an extremely liberal friend who
Speaker 1: brought her to me. Any ideas Demo. Here's what Democrats,
Speaker 1: Republicans and Trump are proposing on police reform. And it's
Speaker 1: a bill on classifying lynching as a hate crime. I
Speaker 1: don't even understand. It's from crooked media. I'm not even
Speaker 1: clear on what it's saying. I got to look at
Speaker 1: this a little bit more, Stewart, But thank you for
Speaker 1: writing in. Let's go to Ryan Buck. I appreciate all
Speaker 1: you and Mark do. Keep fighting the good fight. Remember
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Speaker 1: Buck Sexton's my handle on Instagram. My concern right now
Speaker 1: is the amount of anti gun legislation in the House,
Speaker 1: and send it. His country's really started getting crazy. We
Speaker 1: need our Second Amendment more than ever. What are your
Speaker 1: thoughts on Crenshaw mechan any twenty twenty four presidential ticket.
Speaker 1: You could be their White House Press secretary. Kelly's a friend,
Speaker 1: so I'm a big fan of hers Crenshaw. I've never met,
Speaker 1: but obviously guys in Navy Seals seems like a good dude.
Speaker 1: I should have him on the show where we're going
Speaker 1: to have him on, and I just honestly forgot. So
Speaker 1: I've never reached out, but we will. Ryan Rice again,
Speaker 1: thank you for being a voice of reason in these
Speaker 1: unreasonable times. Ryan, Thank you for being smart with your
Speaker 1: choice of listening. Thank you all. Everybody. Please tell people
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