Speaker 1: You are entering the freedom hunt. Anarchy across the nation.
Speaker 1: The Secret Service attacked in DC, a historic church lit
Speaker 1: on fire, cop cars in New York City, fire bombed,
Speaker 1: looting in downtown Manhattan, Saint Patrick's Cathedral desecrated, the World
Speaker 1: War Two Monument in DC, desecrated over all hundred and
Speaker 1: forty cities, with protests and violence and anarchy all the
Speaker 1: streets of this country. We will break that down for
Speaker 1: you and more coming up. This is the Buck Sexon Show,
Speaker 1: where the mission or mission is to decode what really
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Speaker 1: American Again The Buck Sexon Show begins. CIA analysts he's
Speaker 1: a great guy. No, welcome everybody to the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: I hope this will be perhaps our sanity today, getting
Speaker 1: a chance to discuss what happened over the weekend, the
Speaker 1: fact that we aren't seeing a unified voice of all
Speaker 1: the political parties in this country, of all of the
Speaker 1: people with influence with platforms calling out what's going on here,
Speaker 1: which is just an expression of mass rage, a frenzy
Speaker 1: of hatred and destruction. This will not benefit anyone if
Speaker 1: they believe injustice. This is not going to make police
Speaker 1: relationships with communities any stronger. This will do nothing that
Speaker 1: is positive and so much that is destructive. I heard
Speaker 1: the protests over the weekend. In fact, I bumped into
Speaker 1: them on the streets several times. They yes, some of
Speaker 1: them just hold up signs about police terrorism. Does anyone
Speaker 1: want to explain to them that in any given year,
Speaker 1: there are less than a hundred and most years, less
Speaker 1: than fifty people who are killed who are unarmed under
Speaker 1: mysterious or questionable circumstances by police in a country of
Speaker 1: three hundred and twenty million. That's a pretty small number,
Speaker 1: isn't it. But we are supposed to believe, We're supposed
Speaker 1: to buy the initial premise that cops are a racist scourge,
Speaker 1: that they are a threat, constantly menacing and looking to
Speaker 1: murder even because of sheer racism young black men in
Speaker 1: this country. That is a lie. It's not true. And
Speaker 1: the moment you start to break out statistics, the moment
Speaker 1: you look at the realities of police civilian interaction, the
Speaker 1: demographic breakdowns of different crimes, the ways that they are prosecuted,
Speaker 1: this is all built on lines. Right now, they have one,
Speaker 1: they have one point of truth. That has been used
Speaker 1: for all of what we've seen across the country, the
Speaker 1: destruction of stores, an old lady beaten by a mob
Speaker 1: with pieces of wood in Rochester, a man in Dallas
Speaker 1: almost kicked and beaten to death by a mob outside
Speaker 1: of his own store. Truck drivers pulled out of trucks
Speaker 1: trying to drive through mobs that had blocked traffic, which
Speaker 1: is illegal. And you know if you block traffic and
Speaker 1: something bad happens, if you're standing across a highway and
Speaker 1: you mob someone's car, and that person panics and tries
Speaker 1: to escape, tries to flee to safety, and some of
Speaker 1: the moron protesters are hurt in that process. That is
Speaker 1: the fault of the protesters, That is the fault of
Speaker 1: the people that have caused the initial incident. And yet
Speaker 1: we're told that this isn't going to stop. We're told
Speaker 1: that this is just the beginning. Really, I heard the protests,
Speaker 1: as I said, walking through the streets here in New York.
Speaker 1: In fact, I walked through a few of the protest marches,
Speaker 1: just trying to get home or trying to get through
Speaker 1: my day. They chant horrible things about the police that
Speaker 1: are untrue or that are enormous smears. Right, Yes, are
Speaker 1: there cops who are racist? Sure, there are racists in
Speaker 1: any profession. Are there incidents of police violence that are
Speaker 1: horrific and that should be punished fullist extent of law? Yeah,
Speaker 1: But does anyone like bad cops? I hate bad cops.
Speaker 1: I think that bad cops are a menace. I think
Speaker 1: that bad cops should be sought out and punished severely.
Speaker 1: And I haven't heard anybody who disagrees with that, And
Speaker 1: no one that I've seen who has any influence or
Speaker 1: any platform or any sway, including the President of the
Speaker 1: United States, who was on this show what a week ago,
Speaker 1: talking about how terrible it was what happened to George
Speaker 1: Floyd and how the Department of Justice was looking into it.
Speaker 1: If we are all going to be subject to the
Speaker 1: whims of the mob whenever an injustice happens in the
Speaker 1: case of New York or LA or Dallas, how many
Speaker 1: thousands of miles away is this incident that then is
Speaker 1: justifying burning down stores and attacking people in the streets.
Speaker 1: You can't believe injustice and then have the elimination of culpability,
Speaker 1: the elimination of guilt, of due process. You can't believe injustice,
Speaker 1: have that as your rallying cry, and think that you
Speaker 1: then have the right to attack anyone you wish, to
Speaker 1: destroy anything you want. Do you think that the lib
Speaker 1: journos out there haven't any way rallied to the cause
Speaker 1: of civilization, because that is what we are in right now.
Speaker 1: This is a fight for our civilization, for our society. No. No,
Speaker 1: they keep focusing on the mostly peaceful protests. Well, well,
Speaker 1: here's an example of how that goes. A CNN anchor
Speaker 1: on Live TV was talking about how the riots going
Speaker 1: on in Minneapolis that he was near were entirely peaceful,
Speaker 1: and then this happened playclip one, and it's now just
Speaker 1: sort of a merry caravan. It is worth pointing out,
Speaker 1: but he has been entirely peaceful, sometimes angry, but entirely peaceful.
Speaker 1: A few people doing some graffiti when when others saw
Speaker 1: them doing the graffiti they would shut them down. They
Speaker 1: stopped doing it bottle Throne, which is not uncommon for
Speaker 1: some of that. But for the most part, they have
Speaker 1: been very, very peaceful. They haven't they haven't been destroying anything.
Speaker 1: They like to take it out of the media as
Speaker 1: everybody does. Are elite journal class is a problem for America.
Speaker 1: They're a net negative at this point. They are damaging
Speaker 1: to the public. How else can you describe what happened?
Speaker 1: They're a CNN anchor saying a live TV that, oh,
Speaker 1: it's entirely peaceful. Before he can finish the paragraph he's
Speaker 1: in the middle of saying, he gets a bottle thrown
Speaker 1: at him. It's entirely peaceful. Oh, except for what just
Speaker 1: happened when I said it was peaceful. And it's peaceful
Speaker 1: except for the graffiti writing and the profanity being screamed,
Speaker 1: and the threats, and the and the just the obscenities
Speaker 1: and the vulgarities and the destruction of property and the
Speaker 1: menacing of the public that's going on. Other than that,
Speaker 1: entirely peaceful. And to tell you, I had over the
Speaker 1: weekend a tweet that the President of the United States retweeted, which,
Speaker 1: as you know, could sometimes lead to a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of targeting by the psychotic left. And this one, I
Speaker 1: think you could say, has now gone megaviral. But it
Speaker 1: is the truth. It is the distilled truth of our
Speaker 1: situation right now, and it is that this isn't going
Speaker 1: to stop until the good guys are willing to use
Speaker 1: overwhelming force against the bad guys. The President retweeted that one.
Speaker 1: Now this is very straightforward, isn't it. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that anyone should use violence against peaceful protesters. Quite the contrary.
Speaker 1: Bad guys are people who attack human beings, who destroy property,
Speaker 1: who break the law, and they cannot be allowed to
Speaker 1: have their own force escalation procedures that they have developed
Speaker 1: up as part of this Antifa movement. But the far
Speaker 1: left protest groups have been doing this, stretching back to
Speaker 1: Occupy Wall Street and well before that. They are not
Speaker 1: and should not be in a position to use force
Speaker 1: against police, to use force against law enforcement and get
Speaker 1: away with it. Anytime someone throws a brick at cops,
Speaker 1: that person should be immediately put into custody, and that means,
Speaker 1: if necessary, using there's a reason that the police have batons,
Speaker 1: there's a reason the police have pepper spray. That person
Speaker 1: has to be subdued with the minimum necessary force, but
Speaker 1: the force that is necessary and put into handcuffs or
Speaker 1: flexcuffs and taken into custody. That's it. Until we have
Speaker 1: a restoration of that basic principle, this will not stop
Speaker 1: because the mob has been empowered, they're emboldened. It's going
Speaker 1: to get uglier. People have already gotten really severe early injured, businesses,
Speaker 1: who knows how many at this point looted, burned out, destroyed.
Speaker 1: How could anyone feel safe in a city anywhere in
Speaker 1: the country right now, when cities are overwhelmingly the sites
Speaker 1: of this kind of violence, these outrages. How could anyone
Speaker 1: think that this is acceptable? There are people the celebrity class.
Speaker 1: We have the most feckless, stupid, immoral, cowardly celebrity class
Speaker 1: of any society that you could point to in history.
Speaker 1: These people who have become so wealthy and so influential
Speaker 1: and really are mostly just lucky and have used the
Speaker 1: system in every way they could to benefit themselves. They
Speaker 1: turn around and now because it makes them feel good,
Speaker 1: because of their addiction to virtue signaling. They don't care
Speaker 1: if your business has burned down or destroyed. They don't
Speaker 1: care if you or your neighbor is attacked by the
Speaker 1: angry mob. Because people are hurting, that's what we're told.
Speaker 1: Not the people that are getting bricks thrown through their
Speaker 1: windows are hitting them in the heads as they're trying
Speaker 1: to walk down the street. I want no part of this.
Speaker 1: They're hurt, doesn't seem to matter. But this celebrity bailout fund.
Speaker 1: They're bailing out mobs that are destroying people's lives, that
Speaker 1: are terrifying human beings who are entirely innocent, and the
Speaker 1: celebrities are paying for this. My friends, we are in
Speaker 1: a war for our country. We are in a war
Speaker 1: with the forces of disorder, of anarchy of destruction with
Speaker 1: the left. The American Left has become toxic. It has
Speaker 1: become a force that seeks to destroy everything that is worthwhile,
Speaker 1: everything that we have built. They hate Donald Trump. As
Speaker 1: you know, this has all become very political, and if
Speaker 1: we don't stop them, they will ruin the country that
Speaker 1: you and I live in. It will be gone now.
Speaker 1: Hopefully in a matter of days, the forces of order
Speaker 1: will prevail. Hopefully you'll see governors and mayors and the
Speaker 1: federal government weren't necessary step in and stop this mayhem.
Speaker 1: But what signal does it send to the rest of
Speaker 1: us that this could even happen after we've been told
Speaker 1: to lock down for months, after we have been told
Speaker 1: that if you gather in large groups, you are putting
Speaker 1: people's lives at risk because of COVID nineteen. Do you
Speaker 1: see anyone right now in the media who supports these awful,
Speaker 1: destructive and hateful of riots. Do you see anyone saying
Speaker 1: what we were all told. If you don't wear a mask,
Speaker 1: and if you don't social distance, you're irresponsible. There are
Speaker 1: rioters not wearing masks. Something to wear a mask because
Speaker 1: it's you know, a benefit for them. You can't tell
Speaker 1: who they are. But a lot of them don't wear masks,
Speaker 1: that don't social distance. Obviously, they're gathering in huge groups.
Speaker 1: The protesters are gathering in huge groups. The authorities would
Speaker 1: not allow people for months, for months to go to church,
Speaker 1: to see loved ones, to see family. In Michigan, they
Speaker 1: prevented you from going from one house to another house
Speaker 1: that you own. Can open your businesses if you try.
Speaker 1: If you want to cut hair, maybe you'll see four
Speaker 1: or five customers over the course of the day. No,
Speaker 1: they'll arrest you. You want to take your kids to
Speaker 1: the park, they'll arrest you. But if you want to
Speaker 1: gather in a mass of a thousand screaming profanities, graffitiing
Speaker 1: sacred religious institutions, graffitiing the World War two memorial in DC.
Speaker 1: These people have respect for nothing, for nothing. They are
Speaker 1: vicious and vile nihilists. But if you want to do that,
Speaker 1: you'll have Democrats leftists defending your right to assemble all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, Oh so the First Amendment counts if
Speaker 1: you're a stupid, destructive and vile rioter. But you're right
Speaker 1: to assembly and your religious freedom doesn't matter. When Governor
Speaker 1: Cuomo and Governor Newsom and all the rest are worried
Speaker 1: about COVID and it's not up to you in your
Speaker 1: own risk you might spread it to someone else. Things
Speaker 1: have gotten very, very ominous. We can either stand up,
Speaker 1: make our voices heard and get ready for the fight ahead,
Speaker 1: or let the lunatics take over. That's where we are.
Speaker 1: There is no third choice. You're in the freedom Hunt.
Speaker 1: This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. I understand
Speaker 1: the pain that people are feeling. We support the right
Speaker 1: of peaceful protesters and we hear their please, but what
Speaker 1: we are now seeing on the streets of our cities
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with justice or with peace. The
Speaker 1: memory of George Floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters,
Speaker 1: and anarchists. The violence and vandalism is being led by
Speaker 1: Antifa and other radical left wing groups who are terrorizing
Speaker 1: the innocent, destroying jobs, herding businesses, and burning down buildings.
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of people across the country involved in
Speaker 1: these riots and the looting at least, who knows what
Speaker 1: the real number is, but thousands upon thousands of them.
Speaker 1: Have you seen and I want you to remember this
Speaker 1: because you will never have this focus on the media.
Speaker 1: Have you seen a single Maga hat, just one on
Speaker 1: any of the people running out of stores clutching expensive
Speaker 1: handbags or sneakers or whatever it is that they've gone
Speaker 1: into the store to loot. Have you seen one person
Speaker 1: wearing a Maga hat. I've seen plenty of people wearing
Speaker 1: a for anarchy symbols. That's out there, so we know
Speaker 1: that an Antifa, the so called anti fascists they named themselves.
Speaker 1: It's an intentional misnomber because they actually are the fascists.
Speaker 1: Do what we say, or we will as a mob
Speaker 1: threaten you, destroy you, take from you. That's fascism. They
Speaker 1: are not. There is no defense against fascism. In fact,
Speaker 1: the President of the United States, if he were fascistic
Speaker 1: in intent, had the biggest opening anybody could ever imagine
Speaker 1: with what's happened here with COVID nineteen and if anything,
Speaker 1: he gave more authority to the States than I think
Speaker 1: he should have. If anything, he was a little two
Speaker 1: hands off. But he's a fascist. This is risible. These
Speaker 1: people are morons. But the wealthy journals and celebrities and
Speaker 1: the Hollywood elites and all the rest that cheer this
Speaker 1: stuff on, they know that ultimately it won't affect them.
Speaker 1: They live in gated communities, or they can retreat out
Speaker 1: to the Hamptons or to Martha's vineyard. They don't have
Speaker 1: to actually deal with this. And even if somebody were
Speaker 1: to break into a store that they have a part
Speaker 1: ownership of, or a restaurant where they're a silent partner,
Speaker 1: whatever it may be, they've got plenty of money. They
Speaker 1: don't care. You know who gets hurt the worst by
Speaker 1: what's going on right now, the very working people, including
Speaker 1: a lot of minorities in these neighborhoods where the riots
Speaker 1: are occurring that the Left pretends to care about. Here's
Speaker 1: the little secret. The Left doesn't give a crap about people.
Speaker 1: It is just the harnessing of mob mentality for power
Speaker 1: and self indulgent rage. That's what's happening. They have no
Speaker 1: coherent political philosophy. What are the demands that they want?
Speaker 1: What are we supposed to do? You want to abolish
Speaker 1: police forces? Oh, well, that's going to be interesting, and
Speaker 1: they may want to rethink that one, considering that you
Speaker 1: have a whole lot of people that don't see eye
Speaker 1: to eye with them on politics, who also believe in
Speaker 1: the Second Amendment and won't allow the looting of their stores.
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Speaker 1: you get your podcasts. We come together in the fight
Speaker 1: for justice, as we fight against racism, as we fight
Speaker 1: against massive unemployment and poverty. Right wing demagogues exploit moments
Speaker 1: like this to tear us apart and reinforce systems of
Speaker 1: racism and oppression. At this critical moment in our nation's history,
Speaker 1: at a time when we need a president who brings
Speaker 1: us together against injustice, we have a president who is
Speaker 1: opportunistically moving us down a path toward authoritarianism. The president,
Speaker 1: according to Bernie Sanders, number two in the running for
Speaker 1: the Democrat presidential nomination, the president is moving toward authoritarianism.
Speaker 1: It's not possible that Bernie Sanders is that stupid. I mean,
Speaker 1: the guy is deeply unimpressive, but it's not possible he's
Speaker 1: that dumb. So what's really going on here? Well, in
Speaker 1: the old expression about a demagogue, it's that a person
Speaker 1: who knows what he's saying to be untrue, speaking to
Speaker 1: a room of people he knows to be idiots. That's
Speaker 1: what Bernie Sanders does. He lies and tells the left
Speaker 1: wing mob but it wants to hear. The right is
Speaker 1: exploiting this, the right of which I am a part.
Speaker 1: That's right. I am right wing, I am conservative. That's
Speaker 1: just the way that it is. The right wanted our
Speaker 1: country to not be under authoritarianism of governors shutting down restaurants,
Speaker 1: with their stupid mass policies, with their ridiculous social distancing.
Speaker 1: I've been saying this for weeks and weeks and weeks.
Speaker 1: The signs doesn't support it. You know, you're starting to
Speaker 1: see now everyone go oh woh, you mean we can
Speaker 1: gather in thousands and thousands and there's not some big
Speaker 1: surgeon cases. And if you can get a thousand people
Speaker 1: together on the street screaming about how comps are racist murderers.
Speaker 1: I think you could probably risk putting a hundred people
Speaker 1: in a church somewhere right right, Not according to the left. No,
Speaker 1: no looting and rioting and arson and fire bombing police vehicles.
Speaker 1: That's essential, you could say, in the left's formulation. But
Speaker 1: opening a business, paying your own bills, having autonomy, having
Speaker 1: basic freedom, that's not that's not essential. That doesn't count.
Speaker 1: That's up to the whims of Cuomo and de Blasio
Speaker 1: and Newsome and Whitmer and Murphy and New Jersey, all
Speaker 1: these different governors with their appallingly stupid policies. Then now
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, we're oh, we've just forgotten about this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna return to the COVID issue in a little bit,
Speaker 1: because guys, they were all lying to you. Remember, it
Speaker 1: was all about you know, Cuomo, if you don't wear
Speaker 1: a mask, you're basically killing people. So wear a mask.
Speaker 1: Why do you wear a mask? A mask is a thing, right,
Speaker 1: We have this going on for weeks. Do you think
Speaker 1: he's gonna give a lecture to the protesters. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: I understand you want to burn you want to burn
Speaker 1: down a building. Okay, okay, let's talk about this. If
Speaker 1: you're gonna burn down a building, you've got to maintain
Speaker 1: six feet of social distance. If you don't maintain six
Speaker 1: feet of social distance, you're putting people at risk. Forget
Speaker 1: about the burning of the building. I mean, I mean
Speaker 1: the COVID risk. You could put somebody in jeopardy, in danger.
Speaker 1: You might you know, air a saw eyes virus. So look,
Speaker 1: put the Molotov cocktail down for just a second. Step
Speaker 1: three are four more feet away, and then continue your
Speaker 1: au since free and your destruction of our society. Thanks Cuomo,
Speaker 1: good job. Glad to glad to see you're on the case.
Speaker 1: Everything that I've told you about COVID nineteen here has
Speaker 1: been true. This is the greatest, the greatest lie since
Speaker 1: the Russia collusion, and in some ways a much more
Speaker 1: damaging one. If you are wondering what this is all
Speaker 1: going to do, I have to tell you no one
Speaker 1: can really understand all the implications of this. I have
Speaker 1: some people saying, well, this will help Trump because of
Speaker 1: the law and order vote, and I say, well, no,
Speaker 1: there's not law and order. The President, who has been
Speaker 1: very gracious and very generous to me, particularly in recent weeks,
Speaker 1: I found myself asking last night, where is our president
Speaker 1: on this one? As much as I appreciated the retweet,
Speaker 1: although it's just a mass of social justice lunatics coming
Speaker 1: at me as a result of it. And once you
Speaker 1: get in, you know, over one hundred and fifty or
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty thousand likes and all this other stuff.
Speaker 1: Every lunatic on the planet is seeing your stuff. But
Speaker 1: where is the president on all this? And you have
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders saying right wing demagogues are exploiting this. I'd
Speaker 1: like to see a little more Trump out there explaining
Speaker 1: why this needs to stop. Where is our fighter? This
Speaker 1: is the moment that we need him more than any
Speaker 1: other we have seen. Where is that guy that we
Speaker 1: elected that won't back down. Now, I'm not saying he's gone.
Speaker 1: By the time you hear this, he may have given
Speaker 1: a one hell of an oration calling out the fraudulences
Speaker 1: at the heart of all these riots and the way
Speaker 1: the media covers it. Oh, and the media, there's such
Speaker 1: a bunch of disgraces they really are. You know, I
Speaker 1: called it last night. Just if you want, pop in
Speaker 1: on CNN for a second and you'll see exactly what
Speaker 1: I'm what I'm telling you is going to happen here
Speaker 1: is going to happen. You'll see people who will have
Speaker 1: no shame whatsoever at MSNBC, at CNN, on any of
Speaker 1: these lib channels. They're going to feign concern over the
Speaker 1: quote violence from all sides. It's not from all sides.
Speaker 1: It's leftists. If we're really talking politics here, it's Biden
Speaker 1: voters burning all this stuff down and looting the stores
Speaker 1: and throwing rocks and cops. It's not Trump voters. We
Speaker 1: all know that. Now, maybe some of them are actually
Speaker 1: registered members of the American Communist Party. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: every single one of them, and a lot of them
Speaker 1: probably don't vote at all. But if you're looking for
Speaker 1: political affiliations here, this is a Democrat left anarchy. We
Speaker 1: all know it. But they're gonna over on the various channels.
Speaker 1: They're going to feign concern over violence from all sides
Speaker 1: and focus on quote raising aware and having tough conversations.
Speaker 1: What they will not do with their national platforms, with
Speaker 1: their legacy media outlets, with built in massive advertising just
Speaker 1: showered on them every year, even though their shows suck
Speaker 1: and their viewership is full of imbeciles. What they won't
Speaker 1: do is call out the evil rioters for this violence
Speaker 1: and destruction. They won't do that, you can bet on it.
Speaker 1: But there'll be a lot of talk of, oh, maybe
Speaker 1: we should, maybe we should just try to focus on
Speaker 1: the way to heal for a moment here. What they're
Speaker 1: really waiting for is one incident of a cop who
Speaker 1: in response to being spat on or hit with a
Speaker 1: rock or anything that any all the things that are
Speaker 1: going on routinely all over the country, night after night.
Speaker 1: Right now, they're waiting for one cop who goes too far.
Speaker 1: I saw a video in Baltimore of a woman who
Speaker 1: punched a police officer squared up with them, punched him
Speaker 1: in the face twice, and a fellow officer came up
Speaker 1: behind this woman and punched her. Now, you know, maybe
Speaker 1: he could have tackled to the ground. Maybe there's a
Speaker 1: there was a better way, but he They needed to
Speaker 1: be a force escalation there. You know, he didn't draw
Speaker 1: his weapon on her. There needed to be some force use.
Speaker 1: You know, if you're a woman and you go at
Speaker 1: the cops with a knife, you don't get to say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: you know, I wasn't sure I was going to use
Speaker 1: it on them to actually kill a police officer. They're
Speaker 1: going to have to defend themselves. Now, she didn't have
Speaker 1: a knife. I understand that, but I'm saying there's clearly
Speaker 1: even when a male officer is attacked by a female assailant,
Speaker 1: there's going to have to be the use of force.
Speaker 1: And that officer in Baltimore has already been I believe,
Speaker 1: placed on leave and I might get fired the one
Speaker 1: who punched the person who punched a fellow officer twice
Speaker 1: in the face. How many of you think that if
Speaker 1: you went up to a went up to a cop
Speaker 1: and swung and connected twice square in the jaw, think
Speaker 1: that you would be gently asked to stop and put
Speaker 1: your hands behind your back, please, and no force used.
Speaker 1: The answer is zero, because no one who listens to
Speaker 1: this show is a left wing dumbass. But there are
Speaker 1: a lot of people out there who seem to think
Speaker 1: that law enforcement is not based upon force and the
Speaker 1: use thereof There are plenty of things where I wish
Speaker 1: I could just tell the cops, no, I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna not gonna buy by that one. If I
Speaker 1: get pulled over for a speeding ticket. Now I'm not
Speaker 1: getting pulled over. What are you gonna do? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't use force against me. What what happens? Take that
Speaker 1: that's a perfect example. Actually what happens if you get
Speaker 1: pulled over for a speeding ticket and you when the
Speaker 1: officer comes up, you just decide to take off. Does
Speaker 1: the officer say, hey, you know it's a I don't
Speaker 1: have to drive really fast. That seems like a lot
Speaker 1: of effort and it's just a speeding ticket. And no,
Speaker 1: they're gonna They're gonna track you down. Because if people
Speaker 1: believe that they can violate the law with impunity, are
Speaker 1: siety is actually crumbling, right, so that they enforce the law.
Speaker 1: That's why we have it. But like I said, no,
Speaker 1: no maga hats on any of the people involved in this,
Speaker 1: which I you won't hear the other you won't hear
Speaker 1: the media say that. But I think it's certainly noteworthy.
Speaker 1: And then there's also a point I wanted to make
Speaker 1: to you because there's there's so much going on here
Speaker 1: and the lib media is atrocious on all of this.
Speaker 1: They are absolutely disgusting. And I will tell you this,
Speaker 1: all of the blue checks is what we call the
Speaker 1: verified journalists you'll see on Twitter, in particular, every single
Speaker 1: one of them currently posturing as a radical, cheering on
Speaker 1: riders to attack police officers as some kind of retribution,
Speaker 1: every single one of them, every celebrity. And I said,
Speaker 1: you know, Steve Correll and justin Timberlake, and these people
Speaker 1: are sending sending bail money to ride. They're not arresting
Speaker 1: peaceful protesters, you morons. They're arresting people that are breaking
Speaker 1: the law. So you're encouraging rioting and looting. But the
Speaker 1: moment any of those just quizzlings, just abject knee shaking cowards,
Speaker 1: had an angry mob outside their mansion in Malibou, or
Speaker 1: Santa Monica or in Beverly Hills, the moment that happened,
Speaker 1: you know, they would call the cops begging for help, begging,
Speaker 1: But right now it's all the cops are getting what
Speaker 1: they deserve. Yeah, power to the people, No justice, no peace.
Speaker 1: Among the dumbest things I heard over the weekend, this
Speaker 1: was a chant that I just happened to come across.
Speaker 1: Silence is violence, No, you morons, Violence is violence, And
Speaker 1: claiming that silence equals violence is actually to debase what
Speaker 1: real violence is and also to claim that you have
Speaker 1: the right to use violence against those who will not
Speaker 1: go along with you. It is inherently coercion. Agree with me,
Speaker 1: or you were engaged in an act of violence. That's
Speaker 1: what that means. Well, if that's the case, then they
Speaker 1: are justified in using violence against you. All of this
Speaker 1: comes from the coordination of left wing groups online on
Speaker 1: social media. All this Antifa stuff that you see. Antifa
Speaker 1: has been around for years. As we know, they are
Speaker 1: largely largely white, upper middle class, college educated kids. There
Speaker 1: was someone two people in New York City arrested for
Speaker 1: throwing attempting to throw a Molotov cocktail, which I mean
Speaker 1: that could burn someone alive. For those who don't know,
Speaker 1: the Molotov cocktail was named because Molotov was the Foreign
Speaker 1: Secretary of the Soviet Union and during the Soviet Union's
Speaker 1: invasion of Finland, they which was a much more brutal
Speaker 1: affair than the Soviets expected. The Finns referred to this
Speaker 1: way of attacking Soviet armor, which they did not have them.
Speaker 1: They did not have themselves in a way where they
Speaker 1: could really fight back effectively, but they would throw Molotov
Speaker 1: cocktails at Soviet troops and Soviet mechanized infantry. It's a
Speaker 1: weapon of war. They always talk about this. Molotov cocktail
Speaker 1: breaks next to you, you'll catch on fire and slowly
Speaker 1: and horrifically die. And there are little morons running around
Speaker 1: New York City who went to elite schools. I believe
Speaker 1: one of them went to Princeton. I went to Fordham
Speaker 1: Law School. I think one of them went to It
Speaker 1: might have been Harvard. I have to check the schools,
Speaker 1: but they went to elite schools. Member of the New
Speaker 1: York bar throwing a Molotov cocktail at a police van.
Speaker 1: One of them is going to horrifically one of these
Speaker 1: incidents is going to involve murder. There's already a cop
Speaker 1: who was killed in Oakland, a Federal Protective Service officer
Speaker 1: who was killed by somebody who just drove up to
Speaker 1: a federal building and shot a whole bunch of people
Speaker 1: standing outside it who were clearly employees there. They'll say,
Speaker 1: of course, oh, you don't know that that was that
Speaker 1: was tied to the protests. Really, we're gonna play that
Speaker 1: game down. We're gonna we're gonna feign stupidity. That's what
Speaker 1: the media will do remember they they've had a hand
Speaker 1: in this. They have stoked the fires, they have pushed
Speaker 1: this rage. Stelter and Tapper and Matdow and Scarborough and
Speaker 1: the New York Times and the Washington Post, and these
Speaker 1: people have given cover to these riots. They pretend that
Speaker 1: they have some emotional connection to the pain that has felt.
Speaker 1: Really the closest they ever get to these neighborhoods they
Speaker 1: see on fire is sitting in their mansions in the
Speaker 1: Hampton's on the flat screen. But they really care. They
Speaker 1: really care about poor and downtrodden minority communities. They also
Speaker 1: care about the crime that is the real threat. I
Speaker 1: want to talk about what threatens minority communities across the
Speaker 1: country when it comes to violence. It's not police violence,
Speaker 1: it's crime. It's drug dealers, it's gangs. That's the real threat.
Speaker 1: And anybody who's being honest knows that. But no, let's
Speaker 1: focus in on the aberrant behavior or the aberrant bad cop,
Speaker 1: or the rare incident. I'm not saying it doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Of course, it exists, and it happens. It happens to
Speaker 1: people of all races and ethnicities as well, which the
Speaker 1: Left pretends is not the case, It absolutely is the case.
Speaker 1: Look up type in if you want Daniel Shaver and
Speaker 1: then write my name, Buck Sex and I wrote a
Speaker 1: piece for the Hall a few years ago on the
Speaker 1: most horrific execution by cop I have seen with the
Speaker 1: possible I mean, the only one that really comes close
Speaker 1: to it is the one in South Carolina where a
Speaker 1: guy was running away from an officer. But that happened,
Speaker 1: that was murder. But in the case of Daniel Shaver,
Speaker 1: he was slowly, he was begging for begging and pleading
Speaker 1: for his life, literally on his knees, and two officers
Speaker 1: where they are fifteens, had them trained on him and
Speaker 1: lit him up, just shot him multiple times at almost
Speaker 1: point blank range, just because they were psychopaths. They actually
Speaker 1: got off, they were charged, they got off. No one
Speaker 1: was rioting after that. No one burned down anyone's buildings
Speaker 1: or justice is not perfect. But if you adhere to justice,
Speaker 1: then you also understand that rioting negates whatever cause you
Speaker 1: think you have. You're in the freedom hunt. This is
Speaker 1: the Buck Sexton Show podcast. You'll see a little bit
Speaker 1: of a retrenchment today, a little bit of a pullback
Speaker 1: from some quarters in the left because it was so
Speaker 1: horrific over the weekend. And you know what they'll say,
Speaker 1: don't allow the occasional bad actor in the protest. Don't
Speaker 1: allow the occasional person stepping out of line here or
Speaker 1: there to undermine the peaceful protests across the country. It
Speaker 1: isn't that such an interesting It's of course not true.
Speaker 1: There are riots in over one hundred and forty cities
Speaker 1: and looting, and it's it's mayhem and that you know,
Speaker 1: as I've said, sure, when Lincoln was assassinated, it was
Speaker 1: mostly a theatrical production, but that's not really what people remember,
Speaker 1: is it. If that's true, why is it then? Also
Speaker 1: not the case that you shouldn't judge the entire police force,
Speaker 1: which is about seven or eight hundred thousand Americans, by
Speaker 1: the actions of one man in Minnesota. In Minneapolis. Oh,
Speaker 1: they don't have an answer for this, do they, But
Speaker 1: they'll probably just throw some more rocks. Thanks for listening
Speaker 1: to The bus Essen Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on
Speaker 1: Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get
Speaker 1: your podcasts. I've not seen the specific words coming out
Speaker 1: of the White House or actions, but I can tell
Speaker 1: you this, and this is the blunt truth. Other president
Speaker 1: United States helped to create this atmosphere, and that's the
Speaker 1: tragedy here. Doesn't matter what your party affiliation is, doesn't
Speaker 1: matter what you think of President Trump. There's been an
Speaker 1: uptick in tension and hatred and division since he came along.
Speaker 1: It's just a fact. That's not the reason for any
Speaker 1: specific act, but it has helped to poison the atmosphere.
Speaker 1: So we got to get back to leaders talking about unity.
Speaker 1: You're going to hear more of this. So that's why
Speaker 1: I think it's it's a narrative that we have to
Speaker 1: face head on right now that somehow Trump is the problem,
Speaker 1: that Trump is responsible for all of this. Now, what
Speaker 1: is it that they would expect the president too? Oh well, well,
Speaker 1: he creates so much hatred and division, they say. Isn't
Speaker 1: it interesting that the hatred and division didn't boil over
Speaker 1: into riots and looting and arson and violence on the
Speaker 1: streets until an election year. Isn't it interesting that there
Speaker 1: was awaiting that occurred until we had been told that
Speaker 1: we had to stay home for months. And remember the left,
Speaker 1: the lockdowners were also primarily but not entirely, there were
Speaker 1: conservative lockdowners too, primarily on the left. This was a
Speaker 1: Democrat plan, we gotta stay home. And you say, oh, buck, no,
Speaker 1: wasn't it was doctor Faucci. Yeah, who do you think Faucci?
Speaker 1: Who's calling Chris Cuomo a night to tuck him in
Speaker 1: into bed? Who do you think Faucci? Well, what side
Speaker 1: of the island you think he's on? And don't tell me. Oh, no,
Speaker 1: he has no ideology. That's crap. Oh, just like the
Speaker 1: FBI and the DOJ have no ideology, or the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court has no ideology. They're really going to believe that. No,
Speaker 1: we saw this the forces of the Democrat apparatus, the
Speaker 1: lockdown Libs, the left. They pushed for us to be
Speaker 1: caged in our own homes, I mean, to be locked
Speaker 1: up for months, well beyond, when the data was clearly
Speaker 1: showing us that this was unnecessary and this was nuts.
Speaker 1: And really there was always a case to be made
Speaker 1: that even if things were as bad as they said
Speaker 1: they were going to be, the consequences, which they weren't,
Speaker 1: not even close. But the consequences of the lockdown could
Speaker 1: be worse than just going about our lives and dealing
Speaker 1: with the pandemic as best we can without the shutdown,
Speaker 1: remember the shutdown that was ordered by the government. And yes,
Speaker 1: I am sorry, I have to say the president, they
Speaker 1: got him to bend the knee. I've been saying that
Speaker 1: for weeks. They got him to extend the lockdown after
Speaker 1: the fifteen days. That was a mistake. It was a
Speaker 1: mistake that I can understand the pressures that he's underlook.
Speaker 1: The President looked me in the eye and said that
Speaker 1: he was really worried that we could lose two million people.
Speaker 1: The two million people would die unless he did something,
Speaker 1: because that is what the so called experts told him.
Speaker 1: That was not true, as we know. And you might say, oh,
Speaker 1: but we lost one hundred thousand people. Yes, it is horrific.
Speaker 1: We lost one hundred thousand people. Now, all the evidence
Speaker 1: points to the lockdowns didn't save anybody. How can the
Speaker 1: lockdowns be saving people when six weeks into it you
Speaker 1: have three thousand new infections a day, you know what,
Speaker 1: So we re really think. No, people are still going
Speaker 1: to the store. They still have to live their lives
Speaker 1: in some capacity. There's still the exposure to the virus,
Speaker 1: but the virus is much less deadly than we were told.
Speaker 1: And so many people had already gone at the spread
Speaker 1: had already gone so far, and the seasonality of it
Speaker 1: had kicked in. That is what brought down the curve.
Speaker 1: Staying home may in fact have caused a whole lot
Speaker 1: of people who are of greater vulnerability, older people to
Speaker 1: be at much higher risk, because intra family spread is
Speaker 1: among one of the highest risk factors. But I'll get
Speaker 1: more into the COVID thing later on. I just it's
Speaker 1: remarkably that Deblasio is trying to blame Trump for this.
Speaker 1: You know, but de Blasio's daughter was arrested at one
Speaker 1: of these protests for blocking traffic, so you know, you
Speaker 1: have the mayor of this city, who oh, and he's
Speaker 1: also already said that he's very troubled by NYPD officers who,
Speaker 1: when there's a mob blocking the street and then surrounds
Speaker 1: their vehicles, they drove and pushed, they didn't floor it,
Speaker 1: and you know, and wipe out a bunch of people
Speaker 1: they pushed through the crowd. What's what's the alternative? I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: our officers supposed to stay in there while a mob
Speaker 1: of a hundred people smashes their windshields and are they
Speaker 1: supposed to wait till they get dragged out and beaten
Speaker 1: to death. Is that the the people that are making
Speaker 1: these claims put yourself in the shoes of the human
Speaker 1: beings that are the targets of this insanity, And all
Speaker 1: of a sudden things seem very different from what you're
Speaker 1: hearing in the media. Oh, it's terrible what the NYPD
Speaker 1: is doing. Really, if you were in a car and
Speaker 1: people surrounded the vehicle, we're yelling all kinds of profanity,
Speaker 1: and you know, blank you you're a racist, and you're
Speaker 1: a murderer, and started smashing the windshield, started bashing in
Speaker 1: the car that you're in. You're supposed to wait until
Speaker 1: maybe they rip you out of the car. You remember
Speaker 1: what happened to Reginald Denny in the Los Angeles riots?
Speaker 1: Do you have to you have to wait to be
Speaker 1: Reginald Denny? Because people are upset. People have upset about
Speaker 1: a lot of things. What separates us, what makes us
Speaker 1: an actual civilization, is that we don't allow people and
Speaker 1: we don't encourage people to act upon their basest impulses
Speaker 1: with impunity. With impunity, now no one has to say
Speaker 1: we're all fine with pro protests, are fine? You see.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons though that I think the protests
Speaker 1: so quickly devolve into violence and other things, is that
Speaker 1: there there's never been more ways for people's voices to
Speaker 1: be heard. Protest is, for a lot of people an activity.
Speaker 1: It's really a social engagement. That was clear to me
Speaker 1: in New York City watching it over the weekend. It's
Speaker 1: almost like a party for some people. Yeah, we're here
Speaker 1: at the protests. We're chanting, you know, we're singing songs.
Speaker 1: Everything go and hey, that's fine. People. If they enjoy that,
Speaker 1: that's that's all of them. I wish they wouldn't yell
Speaker 1: as I heard a group of about six women screaming
Speaker 1: at the police. M suck my blank at cops who
Speaker 1: were there to make sure that they were being defended
Speaker 1: and that their rights were being fully you know that
Speaker 1: there was no problems with traffic or anything else. I mean,
Speaker 1: the cops are along the peaceful protests. There's no problems.
Speaker 1: No one has problems with peaceful protests. So that's a
Speaker 1: that's that's a red herring that's thrown into this peaceful
Speaker 1: No peaceful protests all day you want to gather and
Speaker 1: in the town square of every city, every country, I mean, sorry,
Speaker 1: every state in America, every country, great, go for it,
Speaker 1: but why does it become something else right away? Because one,
Speaker 1: people don't really pay that much attention to protests, and
Speaker 1: the left has this culture of thinking that if they
Speaker 1: just gathered together and scream and her voices well be heard.
Speaker 1: But you know, it's a country three hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: million people. We have a political process, and everybody carries
Speaker 1: around an instantaneous dissemination device, a phone that can take
Speaker 1: video and audio and share their thoughts, and you know,
Speaker 1: everyone can be an instant publisher. Protest isn't what it
Speaker 1: used to be. That's part of it. But also the
Speaker 1: protests must know because they see and I can see
Speaker 1: the ANTIFO groups gathering on the edges that the protest
Speaker 1: gives cover to what comes next. The protest must be
Speaker 1: aware of the fact that there are people in their
Speaker 1: midst who are planning and coordinating to engage in violence
Speaker 1: and destruction, especially when when night falls and it's harder
Speaker 1: for the cops to do anything about it. It is
Speaker 1: really telling that there's no voice in the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: right now that's telling people to knock it off. They'll
Speaker 1: express a lot of sympathy with of course, the family
Speaker 1: of Joy Floyd. They'll express sympathy for those who are angry.
Speaker 1: Do they express sympathy for the people who are watching
Speaker 1: their small businesses get lit on fire, burn to the ground. No,
Speaker 1: they will not express sympathy for them. Do they worry
Speaker 1: about the law enforcement officers, including the one in Jacksonville
Speaker 1: who is stabbed in the neck during a protest. No,
Speaker 1: they don't express solidarity or anything for them. Now you
Speaker 1: can always tell where their ideological allegiances by how they
Speaker 1: deploy human sympathy. Only some people get the sympathy, not
Speaker 1: those who are outside of what the political narrative dictates
Speaker 1: for them. You have Nancy Pelosi, who is truly I
Speaker 1: mean she is the She is the most out of
Speaker 1: touch let them eat cake democrat imaginable. Lives in a
Speaker 1: giant mansion in San Francisco Bay Area, you know, fabulously
Speaker 1: wealthy and pretend it really is a professional, pretender to
Speaker 1: are about poor people, in the care about minorities. And
Speaker 1: here she is telling everybody that you know, well, Trump
Speaker 1: of course is the problem. He's not unifying everybody place sixteen.
Speaker 1: I kind of ignore what President Trump says. You ignore him.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, he's been continuing to tweet
Speaker 1: and speak out. Today he's attacking the protesters, saying it's
Speaker 1: part of the far left. He's attacking the mayors of
Speaker 1: Minneapolis and the mayor of Washington, d C. What should
Speaker 1: the President United States be doing right now? President of
Speaker 1: the United States should ordain that he the office that
Speaker 1: he serves, He should be a unifying force in our country.
Speaker 1: We have seen that with Democratic and Republican presidents all along.
Speaker 1: They have seen their responsibility to be the president of
Speaker 1: the United States to unify our country and not to
Speaker 1: fuel the flame. Not to fuel the flame. And I
Speaker 1: think to take his bait time and time again is
Speaker 1: just a gift to him, because he always to divert
Speaker 1: attention from what the cause of the response was, rather
Speaker 1: than to describe it in his own terms. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: I had to listen to say, Hey, n Pelici, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry about that, but I wanted you to hear you know,
Speaker 1: the mountain of bs that she is piling up here.
Speaker 1: How could there what could the president say or do
Speaker 1: that would be acceptable to Democrats as a move towards unity.
Speaker 1: Really think that went through for a second. What is
Speaker 1: it could he give a speech. Is there a speech
Speaker 1: he could give that would make them say, wow, the
Speaker 1: presidents really And let's also remember that for those who
Speaker 1: want to blame Trump for what's going on right now,
Speaker 1: there were riots during the Obama administration in Ferguson, in Baltimore,
Speaker 1: in many other cities as well. So this is not
Speaker 1: unique to this moment, although it may be worse right
Speaker 1: now because the narrative that Trump is an evil racist
Speaker 1: has been so there's been so much effort put into
Speaker 1: that by the media that I think, unfortunately a lot
Speaker 1: of people have been brainwashing to believing it. The President
Speaker 1: United States is not a racist, but they say he
Speaker 1: is all the time. And you know what the their
Speaker 1: go to is to claim that he called the Charlottesville
Speaker 1: white nationalist marchers good people. That is not what he said.
Speaker 1: That is a lie. They're lying to you when they
Speaker 1: say that, Go don't take my word for it, read
Speaker 1: the transcript yourself. They misconstrue his words, and he clarifies
Speaker 1: it in the next breath exactly what he is saying.
Speaker 1: He did not call the Charlottesville white nationalists very fine people,
Speaker 1: are very good people. He didn't do it. But you've
Speaker 1: heard countless people in the media say that they're lying.
Speaker 1: They're lying. That's a lie. Why would the media that
Speaker 1: that pretends to be so honest and objective, Why would
Speaker 1: they get away with that? Why would they do that? Well,
Speaker 1: because they're really the arsonists of our republic are in
Speaker 1: fact the mainstream media. That's where they are now. That's
Speaker 1: what they're willing to do. They want to maintain they're
Speaker 1: elevated and rarefied positions in society. And to do that,
Speaker 1: they will play kate, they will whip up the mob
Speaker 1: into a frenzy, whatever they have to do. They have
Speaker 1: no honor, they have no integrity, they have no courage,
Speaker 1: And what do they do. They go out there and
Speaker 1: they tell us all that this is somehow are meaning
Speaker 1: America's fault as a society. I don't know how anyone
Speaker 1: can look. If you want to watch some of these
Speaker 1: channels just to get a sense of what the opposition
Speaker 1: to civilization thinks, Sure, turn on see an in turn
Speaker 1: on MSNBC. But I don't know how anyone could take
Speaker 1: them seriously and believe what they say. And I can
Speaker 1: assure you all of those that you will see either
Speaker 1: in print or on TV, who are trying to tell
Speaker 1: you that these protests are something that deserve. When I
Speaker 1: say the protests, what's going on right now in the country,
Speaker 1: the anarchy and riots and looting in the streets, the
Speaker 1: protest that's so so continuously expectedly morph into violent may
Speaker 1: lays on the street. People that are trying to defend this.
Speaker 1: If this was happening outside their home, if someone was
Speaker 1: trying to throw a firebomb a firebomb into their car
Speaker 1: or their business, they would want law enforcement. They're cracking
Speaker 1: people's heads with nightsticks and using everything they've got and
Speaker 1: prosecuting people to the fullest extent of the law. The
Speaker 1: left on this issue, the elite left are frauds. They
Speaker 1: are absolute fakes. Don't ever forget that you're in the
Speaker 1: freedom hunt. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast.
Speaker 1: We don't even have to be in this situation in
Speaker 1: the first place. If we had the political will to
Speaker 1: raise taxes on some of the wealth ultra wealthy people,
Speaker 1: and let's also do away with this mythology that the
Speaker 1: ultra wealthy move away due to high taxes. There are
Speaker 1: some taxes that are particularly painful for working people, things
Speaker 1: like raising sales tax, making your toilet paper making your
Speaker 1: milk more expensive. That is a higher sales tax because
Speaker 1: it's born by the brunt of working people. But when
Speaker 1: you're talking about people with multiple penthouses in New York City,
Speaker 1: those people don't move away due to taxes. They're living already,
Speaker 1: paying hundreds of millions of dollars to live in a
Speaker 1: penthouse in the first place. And so we shouldn't be
Speaker 1: balancing our budget off the backs of children. We should
Speaker 1: be balancing them on the backs of millionaires that are
Speaker 1: really taking advantage of housing and all of that here
Speaker 1: in New York City. And so it's not just about
Speaker 1: raising any taxes or all taxes. It's about identifying which
Speaker 1: taxes are targeting working people and which taxes are targeting
Speaker 1: the ultra wealthy producer mark. We need to we need
Speaker 1: to start, you know, for Pelosi and AOC, I don't
Speaker 1: want the audience the amatam. We're gonna have to start
Speaker 1: having a like thirty second rule because that's and that's
Speaker 1: an important segment, an important clip. And I know I
Speaker 1: probably ask you to pull up, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: as I'm sitting here thinking, I'm like, I don't want
Speaker 1: anyone switching the dive because I've listened to I mean,
Speaker 1: AOC is just as an imbecile. I mean, I know
Speaker 1: she won a congressional election in Queens and it was
Speaker 1: a big wooh, but you know, everyone's all amazed by it,
Speaker 1: but it's she's a moron and I don't know what
Speaker 1: and the fact that she has an economics degree, what
Speaker 1: everything that she is saying here. So anyway, just just
Speaker 1: as a side, no, Mark, let let's try to do
Speaker 1: like a generally speaking of thirty to forty because I
Speaker 1: just don't want people to have to listen to too
Speaker 1: much of them thirty thirty forty seconds max. And what
Speaker 1: she's saying here about balancing the budget in New York
Speaker 1: City in particular, there's two in a lot of places
Speaker 1: in the backs of millionaires. They're already doing that. They're
Speaker 1: already doing that. But it's not just millionaires. It's people
Speaker 1: who are making one hundred and fifty two hundred K,
Speaker 1: which a lot of people may sound like a lot
Speaker 1: of money. But now, when you live in a major city,
Speaker 1: it's not you're eight two hundred grand. You live in
Speaker 1: a major city, you have you know, a wife and kid,
Speaker 1: or let's say you're the main bread winner. You have
Speaker 1: a husband and a child, and you you live, you're
Speaker 1: living a nice life. I'm not saying that, but you're
Speaker 1: not rich, not at all, and you probably can't build
Speaker 1: any wealth. This is just the truth. For a lot
Speaker 1: of you who live in places where real estate is
Speaker 1: much more affordable and you have much more land in space,
Speaker 1: You're like, that's crazy. You know, two hundred grand out
Speaker 1: and let's say the suburbs of Omaha, right kfab Omaha
Speaker 1: in the house. I just picking some at random here.
Speaker 1: That's probably really great. I mean, you're really doing well.
Speaker 1: Two hundred grand if you live in the San Francisco
Speaker 1: Bay Area, not a lot of money, is not. Average
Speaker 1: home price is well over a million dollars, and they're
Speaker 1: taxing you at about a thirty percent federal rate, and
Speaker 1: then you out on top of that state in California
Speaker 1: it's about ten to eleven percent. You're paying forty percent
Speaker 1: and you still pay, you know, tax on everything you buy,
Speaker 1: and you're being taxed all over the place. So aocs
Speaker 1: a little plan here that you're just going to tax
Speaker 1: the millionaires and that they can't leave. She's wrong. People
Speaker 1: are that are in the fight to try to build
Speaker 1: wealth for themselves and their families over time. They are
Speaker 1: the ones who are carrying the tax burden. The billionaires
Speaker 1: they do go, they go to Palm Beach. It happens,
Speaker 1: they go to Florida. They leave. It's been happening in
Speaker 1: New York for years. Billions of dollars of revenue has
Speaker 1: fled the state because of idiots like AOC who don't
Speaker 1: know what the heck they're talking about. You know, yeah,
Speaker 1: if you're a bar owner and you're making you know,
Speaker 1: two three hundred grand because things are going really well,
Speaker 1: you can't leave, and they just keep taxing you and
Speaker 1: tax you and treating you like you're rich. If they
Speaker 1: were serious about this, they'd say, let's have an entirely
Speaker 1: different rate for people making over five million a year.
Speaker 1: But they won't do that. Thanks for listening to the
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Speaker 1: The appalling targeting of reporters who are trying to tell
Speaker 1: America's story. There is so much that's so wrong about
Speaker 1: this situation. First and foremost, the videos seem around the world.
Speaker 1: The video of George Floyd's final minutes alive. It's so
Speaker 1: wrong that it's hard to see. But it is right
Speaker 1: that we look. It is right that we bear witness,
Speaker 1: and it is right to see protesters taking action as
Speaker 1: a result. But it is wrong to see reporters and
Speaker 1: photographers and news crews being assaulted and arrested at these protests.
Speaker 1: Police firing rubber bullets at reporters, but when the reporters
Speaker 1: are holding up press badges that doesn't belong in America.
Speaker 1: Authorities handcuffing reporters is wrong. That's what happens in authoritarian regimes,
Speaker 1: not in America. But yet it happened again last night
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis and in New York. So usually I would
Speaker 1: now make fun of Brian Stelter for being the gutless
Speaker 1: wonder that he is, but I'd actually rather use this
Speaker 1: as a means of illustrating a broader point, and that
Speaker 1: is Notice, this is an expression of solemn out rage
Speaker 1: at the arresting of reporters that has gone on in
Speaker 1: some cases at some of these protests. Now, and the
Speaker 1: most well known one in Minneapolis, there was a CNN
Speaker 1: reporter who was arrested. Now they now that shouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: No one thinks that that. No, there's no one who's saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: arrest the reporters, or yeah, shoot rubber bullets at the reporters.
Speaker 1: Cops are dealing with very difficult situations. They may be
Speaker 1: misidentifying certain members of the crown. They may be firing
Speaker 1: a rubber bullet and missing and hitting a reporter. You know,
Speaker 1: you have to look at the specific circumstances. And perhaps
Speaker 1: there are officers who don't like the way that some
Speaker 1: of the reporters are really seeming to be the press
Speaker 1: arm of the protests instead of just covering the event. Right.
Speaker 1: And I've seen this because I've been I was there
Speaker 1: for all the Occupy Wall Street stuff, and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of violence on the streets, and I've been there
Speaker 1: where you know, the cameras really start rolling when all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, a protester, you know, it's not the
Speaker 1: rock gets thrown at the cop, it's the cop wrestling
Speaker 1: the protester down to the ground. Now, I think that
Speaker 1: there may be some frustration among law enforcement offers. And
Speaker 1: I am surmising here. I don't have any data to prove.
Speaker 1: Speaking of surmising, what's this story from over the weekend
Speaker 1: about white nationalists being behind this. I'm gonna get to this.
Speaker 1: This was a real thing and a journalist were saying it,
Speaker 1: and I had people coming at me on social media.
Speaker 1: When are you going to speak out against the white
Speaker 1: nationalists behind this? It's like, honestly, are you are you
Speaker 1: able to tie your shoes in the morning you think
Speaker 1: that white nationalists are behind this? I'll get Marco Rubio,
Speaker 1: Republican Senator. I mean, I just he was one of them.
Speaker 1: We need to keep an eye on the white nationalists
Speaker 1: that are involved. As Mark Ruby, are you that he
Speaker 1: really is like a guy who just memorized a bunch
Speaker 1: of things that he could recite on TV but has
Speaker 1: no real character. No, I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 1: else to say. It's it's it's bizarre. Are and a
Speaker 1: hat tip to Lisa Booth of Fox News was calling
Speaker 1: him out on Twitter and a Lisa's got some fire
Speaker 1: in the bellies, A smart lady. She's like, what is
Speaker 1: wrong with you? Dude? She is completely correct. But but
Speaker 1: let's let's step back for a moment here to the
Speaker 1: I'll get back to the white nationalists or behind this.
Speaker 1: The media's gonna try everything and remember even when we
Speaker 1: have to, when when we have to push aside narratives
Speaker 1: that are clearly false that they are advancing. Even as
Speaker 1: that is occurring, they are taking time away from us
Speaker 1: advancing narratives that are useful, that are helpful, that are true.
Speaker 1: So just it's like they're sliming us, swit stuff and
Speaker 1: we have to just get through all of it. Things
Speaker 1: like the white nationalists are behind this. We there was
Speaker 1: a whole series of hours of the news cycle this
Speaker 1: weekend where people are saying, well, that's not true. Another
Speaker 1: one that came up was they said, and do we
Speaker 1: even have the I think it's actually Mayor Carter in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Here we go, Mark play clip two. In Saint Paul
Speaker 1: last night and across our twin cities, a curfew went
Speaker 1: into effect because we had a relative stillness in Saint Paul.
Speaker 1: We didn't make an enormous number of arrests, but every
Speaker 1: single person we arrested last night I'm told was from
Speaker 1: out of state. Not true, but that was out there
Speaker 1: for hours, and so what you had people saying, you
Speaker 1: know that the media immediately shifted you, Oh look at this,
Speaker 1: Oh look at what's going on. You have all of
Speaker 1: these people from out of state, and a lot of
Speaker 1: them are white nationalists. False, that's not what was going on.
Speaker 1: You had people with Minnesota addresses when they actually dug
Speaker 1: into the arrest files, a large number of them. And
Speaker 1: so this was another false news story. I won't say
Speaker 1: it's quite fake news because it's not clear that they
Speaker 1: were intentionally lying, but they did seize upon it right away,
Speaker 1: and it was as every person that arrested him in
Speaker 1: the officers from out of state. That's not that's not
Speaker 1: the case. And then you also have the white nationalists
Speaker 1: are behind this, No no one. I mean, look, I
Speaker 1: don't know how else to explain this other than look
Speaker 1: at the footage, look at the photos they got people.
Speaker 1: They have people who are either you know, Antifa, who
Speaker 1: are largely largely white males, also females, but largely white males.
Speaker 1: And then you have people who are part of riots
Speaker 1: that break off of Black Lives Matter protests who are
Speaker 1: largely African American. Where are the white nationalists in this equation?
Speaker 1: That's that's worth asking. How could anyone be so up, too,
Speaker 1: so stupid that they really think that white nationalists are
Speaker 1: a big part of this. If you look over the weekend,
Speaker 1: if you just look anything that I say, do you
Speaker 1: like this stuff? Because we cover so much ground here.
Speaker 1: You just go on Google, just type in you know, riots,
Speaker 1: white nationalists, boom boomobile. Still see all these hits stories. Oh,
Speaker 1: people concerned about white nationals. Look at Marco Rubio's Twitter
Speaker 1: feed talking about how we need to call out the
Speaker 1: bad people here and then back to the the who
Speaker 1: gets called out. Brian Stealthy here talking about police arresting
Speaker 1: members of the press. Look, you shouldn't arrest members of
Speaker 1: the pressures. There's not some big movement out there of people.
Speaker 1: There's no movement out there that people saying, yeah, let's
Speaker 1: let's shut down freedom of the press. But this is
Speaker 1: of course journalists love this martyr complex. Oh it's so
Speaker 1: hard being a journal CNN's headquarters was attacked over the
Speaker 1: weekend in Atlanta. I mean the real headquarters is here
Speaker 1: in New York, but technically the headquarters is in Atlanta,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people were commenting on how this
Speaker 1: shows you that even if you're a leftist. I mean,
Speaker 1: there was a progressive newspaper and a woman who worked
Speaker 1: for this made the rounds on Twitter. Sorry, there's so
Speaker 1: much coming in. We own riots in one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty cities, right, I'm trying to just cover so much
Speaker 1: ground here. But a woman was saying, they've ransacked our paper,
Speaker 1: and we're a progressive paper. Yeah, because it's not about
Speaker 1: holding anybody, holding anybody accountable. It's just about destroying things.
Speaker 1: It's not about anyone who is wrong, anyone who is
Speaker 1: being evil. It's just destroying because it feels good to
Speaker 1: those who wish to act engage in those acts. You know,
Speaker 1: this is an expression of rage that's going on. But
Speaker 1: I note that that Stelter has the time and the
Speaker 1: effort and the willingness to say that journalists should not
Speaker 1: be arrested. Have you seen him calling out the violence
Speaker 1: and the riots and saying, hey, don't burn down stores,
Speaker 1: don't deface the World War Two memorial, don't deface Saint
Speaker 1: Patrick's Cathedral here in New York City. Do you see
Speaker 1: him saying that? Now you can ask why is it
Speaker 1: that there is no effort on the part of the
Speaker 1: mainstream media to really shame That's what should be done.
Speaker 1: They should be shaming people publicly who are involved in
Speaker 1: looting in arson in assault in violence. This is an
Speaker 1: attack on all of us when this is done by
Speaker 1: these mobs, it's an attack on our society. Everyone from
Speaker 1: you know, the the African American small business owner in
Speaker 1: Minneapolis who's put his life savings into setting up a
Speaker 1: you know, setting up a grocery store, to someone walking
Speaker 1: down the street in Dallas just trying to go to
Speaker 1: dinner with, you know, with his wife, getting attack because
Speaker 1: he's near. You know, it's everybody, it's everybody, And yet
Speaker 1: you do you see anyone to do any of the
Speaker 1: anchors at CNN, Do any of the anchors at MSNBC today,
Speaker 1: tonight tomorrow go on TV staring to the camera and say, hey, look,
Speaker 1: we all believe in peaceful protests, and we all think
Speaker 1: what happened into George Floyd is terrible. But if you're
Speaker 1: taking this as as an opportunity for cynical exploitation to
Speaker 1: hurt people and destroy things because you feel like it,
Speaker 1: you're a coward, You're worthless, You're not helping anybody, and
Speaker 1: you should be held accountable. Do you think any of
Speaker 1: them will say that, not one zero nothing. I had
Speaker 1: some fun. There's some lib social justice Twitter account that
Speaker 1: goes after people and tries to get them fired from
Speaker 1: their jobs by only conservatives they go after. It's it's
Speaker 1: essentially like Media Matters, but another version of it. I
Speaker 1: mean Media Matters is a trash organization and any person
Speaker 1: of integrity or character would be embarrassed to work there.
Speaker 1: I mean embarrassed. I don't care better to be begging
Speaker 1: on the street corner than work for Media Matters. An
Speaker 1: ethical person would rather beg than work for Medium Matters.
Speaker 1: That's how much of a trash organization it is. But
Speaker 1: there are other other groups similar to it, and one
Speaker 1: of them came after me because of the President retweeting
Speaker 1: me saying that this does not end until overwhelming force.
Speaker 1: By the way, overwhelming force is not opening fire. Overwhelming
Speaker 1: force is when a cop wants to arrest me, Let's say,
Speaker 1: and I start pushing him and pushing back on him,
Speaker 1: and three officers then grab me, hold my arms behind
Speaker 1: my back, put me on the ground, and put that's
Speaker 1: an overwhelming force. It's commensurate to the situation. Overwhelming force
Speaker 1: when you're dealing with a mob like this is tear
Speaker 1: gas is rubber bullets if necessary disperse the mob and
Speaker 1: those who are engaged for unlawful assembly and rioting, and
Speaker 1: those who are engaged in further criminal acts are singled out,
Speaker 1: arrested and processed, given due process, but then face the
Speaker 1: justice system. That's what overwhelming force means. They conflate these
Speaker 1: things intentionally say, oh, like the president is saying we
Speaker 1: got to open fire on every No one's saying that.
Speaker 1: No one saying that. But I also will tell you
Speaker 1: my concern here is that we may see in the
Speaker 1: next few days. And I've been calling this since last week.
Speaker 1: I said, this is going to get a lot worse.
Speaker 1: There's going to be you know, there's going to be
Speaker 1: real problems here that don't stop anytime soon. My issue
Speaker 1: with this is that you're going to have the possibility
Speaker 1: of a store owner who is mobbed by this, but
Speaker 1: you know who's mobbed by one of these riots, and
Speaker 1: that store owner has you know, a glock nineteen with
Speaker 1: a fifteen round magazine capacity, or that store owner happens
Speaker 1: to have access to a semi automatic rifle on the
Speaker 1: you know, from the aar family of some kind, and
Speaker 1: that person is in fear for his or her life,
Speaker 1: and now you have a mass casualty incident. Now that's
Speaker 1: I don't want that to happen. That's a terrible thing
Speaker 1: if people keep looting and rioting and throwing rocks through
Speaker 1: windows and molotov cocktails. I mean, if you if you
Speaker 1: were if you were stuck in your store and you
Speaker 1: think that there's the possibility that the mob outside that's
Speaker 1: screaming epithets and threatening to kill you and trying to
Speaker 1: steal from you. If you think you might get burned
Speaker 1: alive by molts off cocktail and you have a firearm,
Speaker 1: a you're going to use it? I know I would.
Speaker 1: People say, oh, yeah, right. They always they always on
Speaker 1: the left. They always want to attack the people and
Speaker 1: undermine them and call the call those who believe in
Speaker 1: self defense cowards. Oh no, no, self defense is the
Speaker 1: opposite of cowardice being in a mob. You'll also notice
Speaker 1: that these these also tough anti fund members and the
Speaker 1: and various and assorted thugs of all backgrounds and all
Speaker 1: ethnicities who are a part of these riots. You'll also
Speaker 1: notice that they don't square off against a equally sized
Speaker 1: individual one on one when they want to engage in
Speaker 1: their violent acts. No, it's always like ten on one
Speaker 1: kicking somebody when they're on the ground after someone sucker
Speaker 1: punch of somebody. They're all cowards, cowards and they know it.
Speaker 1: It's one of the reasons why they think these expressions
Speaker 1: of rage and it makes them feel powerful for a moment.
Speaker 1: But I am very worried that we are heading for
Speaker 1: because the police are so hands off on the situation,
Speaker 1: a mass casualty incident, and it could involve someone. And
Speaker 1: I'll tell you this right now. If someone uses a
Speaker 1: firearm to defend himself, his business, or his home against
Speaker 1: a violent mob attacking him, the left will defend the mob.
Speaker 1: The left will say this was excessive force, This was,
Speaker 1: you know, a blood bath that didn't need to happen.
Speaker 1: They were mostly peaceful protesters until they showed up and
Speaker 1: tried to burn down the man's building while he was
Speaker 1: inside it. Guarantee you, if an incident like that occurs,
Speaker 1: that will be their position. And I think about how
Speaker 1: much uglier things will get. Then we have to shut
Speaker 1: this down now there are lives at stake. You're in
Speaker 1: the Freedom hud this is the Buck Sexton Show podcast,
Speaker 1: who have come to try to hijack those protests and
Speaker 1: tournament is something very different and they probably also I
Speaker 1: would bet based on my experience. I'm not reading the
Speaker 1: intelligence today or these days, but based on my experience,
Speaker 1: this is right out of the Russian playbook as well.
Speaker 1: But we can allow the extremists, the foreign actors to
Speaker 1: distract from the real problems we have in this country
Speaker 1: that are longstanding, centuries old and need to be addressed
Speaker 1: responsibly by new leadership. This is right out of the
Speaker 1: Russian playbook. Susan Rice, It's remarkable that this woman was
Speaker 1: the national security advisor, but then again she's the one
Speaker 1: who blamed the video for the Benghazi terrorist attack on
Speaker 1: our facilities in Libya. What do democrats really have to
Speaker 1: offer at this moment in time? You know, really look
Speaker 1: at the people that the Democratic Party hold up as
Speaker 1: the voices of reason and morality and ethics. Um, look
Speaker 1: at all of that, and then tell me what exactly
Speaker 1: does the Democratic Party offer at this point. Here is
Speaker 1: Ilhan Omar, for example, talking about what has been going
Speaker 1: on the last few days. Play clip ten. This president
Speaker 1: has failed in really understanding the kind of pain and
Speaker 1: anguish many of his citizens are are feeling. When you
Speaker 1: have a president who really is glorifying violence, who's talking
Speaker 1: about the kind of fishes, dogs and weapons that could
Speaker 1: be unleashed on citizens. It is quite appalling and disturbing.
Speaker 1: We condemn other nations when their presidents make those kind
Speaker 1: of statements when there is unrest in their countries, and
Speaker 1: we have to cond our president and the highest sort
Speaker 1: of condemnation. So is this an insurrection? I just want
Speaker 1: I want to know. I'd like I'd like the Democrats
Speaker 1: to answer this. She's saying, we condemn the use of
Speaker 1: force and other nations when there's this stuff going on
Speaker 1: in the streets. Well, right, well that's in other countries.
Speaker 1: When this is happening, it's usually because they're trying to
Speaker 1: overthrow the government. Are they trying to do that? I
Speaker 1: thought they believed in the sanctity of our democracy. I
Speaker 1: thought that they were so worried about Russian interference because
Speaker 1: of all of our sacred institutions. We need to take
Speaker 1: very seriously the prospect that this is at least an
Speaker 1: effort at insurrection. They tried a coup using the deep state,
Speaker 1: using the mainstream media and the apparatus of the DNC,
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. They tried a legal coup through illegal means,
Speaker 1: lying about evidence, falsifying records with the fies and trapping Flynn,
Speaker 1: suppressing evidence using the media, getting a special counsel. They
Speaker 1: tried that, and now with the complete moron Joe Biden
Speaker 1: that they've offered up to be the next president of
Speaker 1: the United States, Are they just deciding to short circuit
Speaker 1: the election and create so much chaos and anarchy that
Speaker 1: what we do head for martial law or I don't
Speaker 1: know what their plan is, but I think that someone
Speaker 1: should ask them. Are the protesters looking for an overthrow
Speaker 1: of the government? What do they want? Is this an insurrection?
Speaker 1: Is this insurgency via riot? I'd like to hear the
Speaker 1: answer to that question from the people in charge. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening to The Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to
Speaker 1: subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you
Speaker 1: get your podcasts. This president has been very clear that
Speaker 1: we need law and order in this country. He's taken
Speaker 1: extraordinary action, talking about activating the National Guard as we
Speaker 1: saw happen in Minnesota, criminal life, interstate travel that is
Speaker 1: geared towards inciting violence, making sure that those individuals are prosecuted,
Speaker 1: labeling Antifa as a domestic terrorist entity that will be
Speaker 1: prosecuted as such, this president has taken bold action. This
Speaker 1: is the law and order president, going back to his
Speaker 1: convention speech, He's always been about law and order in
Speaker 1: this country, and he's taking every single possible action to
Speaker 1: ensure that our streets are safe. Because what this does,
Speaker 1: this demeans the peaceful protesters who have a legitimate grievance
Speaker 1: when we see angry mob mentality takeover in those horrific
Speaker 1: images of businesses burning in fires in the streets of
Speaker 1: this country. We need more from this president. Though, yes
Speaker 1: he's done some things to help, and yes he does
Speaker 1: believe unlike the Democrats and the left, he does believe
Speaker 1: in law and order. He does believe that the law
Speaker 1: is the law, even if someone's really upset about it,
Speaker 1: doesn't change it. But we need more. Trump has not
Speaker 1: given us enough yet to stop this. The movement here,
Speaker 1: so to speak, the insurrection, if you want to call it,
Speaker 1: that has momentum. It's growing, it's not going away. Remember
Speaker 1: we are in the midst of an economic depression. There
Speaker 1: are forty million people who have lost their jobs. People
Speaker 1: have been locked in their homes effectively because of the
Speaker 1: COVID hysteria for months. The damage done to mental mental
Speaker 1: health across the country is catastrophic. People have snapped. I'll
Speaker 1: be honest with you. I was having some days where
Speaker 1: I was starting to feel like, well, what is going
Speaker 1: on here? I was feeling psychological duress from being told
Speaker 1: that we're going to have to you know, we may
Speaker 1: never be able to hug our relatives again, never be
Speaker 1: able to see our loved ones again that are of
Speaker 1: a certain age because of this COVID mess, and our
Speaker 1: economy may never be the same, never go to restaurants again.
Speaker 1: This is what the so called experts, who are idiots,
Speaker 1: we're telling us. But there's a lot of rage. This
Speaker 1: rage has been building up, but now the rage the left,
Speaker 1: in a lynski I fashion, is taking it and weaponizing
Speaker 1: it and directing it for their own purposes instead of
Speaker 1: at what is really the problem here, which are overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: Democrat governors and mayors in Democrats states who have locked
Speaker 1: down and been oppressive and tyrannical because they think that
Speaker 1: that's what they should do, because they feel like it,
Speaker 1: essentially because that's who they are at their core. No
Speaker 1: protests from all these people for the jobs that are lost,
Speaker 1: you know, from the destruction of religious liberty. You know
Speaker 1: that we have gone through the greatest overreach of government
Speaker 1: authority in my lifetime, smashing dreams, smashing businesses, life savings,
Speaker 1: putting people in food lines across the country. They're not
Speaker 1: protesting that one coup murders a man in Minnesota. And
Speaker 1: now every thing is everything is you know, fair game.
Speaker 1: It's a free for all. Light anything you want on fire,
Speaker 1: destroy it. Think about what has happened here. Matt Walsh,
Speaker 1: who is over at the Daily Wire. Um, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know Matt well. I've I've had him on
Speaker 1: a few times and we worked together briefly at the
Speaker 1: at the Blaze, but we didn't really come we didn't
Speaker 1: really come into contact that much. I give this guy credit.
Speaker 1: He's he's somebody on the right with a backbone. There
Speaker 1: aren't that many of us. There aren't that many people
Speaker 1: who will say things, even when they're deeply unpopular on
Speaker 1: the right, or when they're going to get so much
Speaker 1: hatred from the left that you have to worry something,
Speaker 1: you have to worry about your safety. Matt Matt is Matt.
Speaker 1: Matt does good work, which for me to say that
Speaker 1: is rare. As you know, I don't I don't run
Speaker 1: around with effusive praise, but my praise is meaningful as
Speaker 1: a result. His thread here on Twitter is just amazing,
Speaker 1: just amazing. He did the research, he pulled it together.
Speaker 1: It's about how protesting as a general act was described
Speaker 1: when conservatives were protesting the lockdowns. Vox dot Com wrote
Speaker 1: a piece called the Whiteness of anti lockdown protests, and
Speaker 1: as Matt writes, it's it's racist because it might spread
Speaker 1: the virus to black people. That was the if you
Speaker 1: were a white person protesting government tyranny, which is what
Speaker 1: it was. And it was stupid and it was based enough.
Speaker 1: I walk around now without a mask, I talk to people,
Speaker 1: I deal with people without masks all the time. Now
Speaker 1: I'm done. It was all crap. It was all a lie.
Speaker 1: It's nonsense. When I say it's all a lie, I
Speaker 1: don't mean COVID's a lie. I don't mean that people
Speaker 1: didn't die from it. I mean that these measures that
Speaker 1: we were taking were necessary and sound to combat COVID
Speaker 1: social distancing. Six feet they just made that. There's no
Speaker 1: there there's no study to support that. They just made
Speaker 1: this up. Why not ten feet? Why not fifty feet?
Speaker 1: Because we feel like it masks. You don't need them,
Speaker 1: don't get them. Actually, maybe get them now, you have
Speaker 1: to get them. What science did they bring? Nothing? There's
Speaker 1: no evidence to support this. Matt continues on in this thread, though,
Speaker 1: lockdown protesters have a moral duty to forgo medical care.
Speaker 1: That's right. This was a piece written at at penlive
Speaker 1: dot com that protesters during the lockdowns don't deserve medical care.
Speaker 1: They should just should just slowly die of assixtiation from
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen because they don't think that they should have
Speaker 1: their lives completely overrun by government bureaucrats telling them what
Speaker 1: to do. The Guardian US lockdown protests may have spread
Speaker 1: virus widely according to cell phone data. That's right, protesters,
Speaker 1: as Matt rights, are responsible for spreading the virus far
Speaker 1: And why I mean meaning that he's saying this is
Speaker 1: this is what the story was. Jimmy Kimmel jokes Trump
Speaker 1: supporting coronavirus lockdown protesters are suicidal. He linked that story
Speaker 1: up there too. Let's write, if you want to protest
Speaker 1: the lockdown, you're suicidal. You want to die. The lockdown
Speaker 1: protest inside Michigan Capital was devastatingly worrisome. Forward calls anti
Speaker 1: lockdown protes protesters reckless in the National Post, mind bogglingly selfish.
Speaker 1: According to Business Insider, Washington Post protesters don't care about lives.
Speaker 1: That was published in That is the headline lockdown protesters
Speaker 1: don't care about lives Slate, they are twisting the idea
Speaker 1: of liberty Slate dot com. The protesters, Washington Post protesters
Speaker 1: are like typhoid Mary. What lockdown protests are really about? Foolish,
Speaker 1: if not dangerous. The Week dot com the Nation dot
Speaker 1: com protesters are dangerous, worsening the crisis. I get to
Speaker 1: sit here. We just keep going. A brilliant threat from
Speaker 1: Matt Walsh. This is what they were saying about people
Speaker 1: gathering in open air, completely and utterly, lawfully, not hurting
Speaker 1: or ruining anyone or anything. But they were spreading death.
Speaker 1: You see. That was two weeks ago, three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Oh but now when people want to get together in
Speaker 1: a mob, which is happening right near my apartment. As
Speaker 1: I talk to you, my friends, the mob is gathering.
Speaker 1: I can hear them out in the streets. As that
Speaker 1: mob gathers, we are told that they have a righteous cause,
Speaker 1: attacking cops, looting stores, burning cars righteous. That's what the
Speaker 1: left wants you to believe. You're in the freedom hunt.
Speaker 1: This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. Figure we get
Speaker 1: an actual medical and finance expert on the show to
Speaker 1: talk about whether we're out of the woods when it
Speaker 1: comes to the worst of COVID nineteen at least for
Speaker 1: right now, and also where we're heading with the economy
Speaker 1: with forty plu million unemployed. So with that, we are
Speaker 1: joined by doctor David I. Freak, also known as Doc
Speaker 1: I Freak by a lot of folks. He is a
Speaker 1: partner at Stansbury Research. Doc great to having the show.
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, Buck, appreciate it. So where do
Speaker 1: you see us now? I know you're writing about this
Speaker 1: weekly in your newsletter for Stansbury Research. You know, the
Speaker 1: economy and COVID, these two things are to say, their
Speaker 1: linked as an understatement writing the COVID pandemic has really
Speaker 1: largely shut down the whole sectors of the economy. So
Speaker 1: how how do you think we're doing right now, first
Speaker 1: in the virus suppression and the reopening. And how bullish
Speaker 1: or bearish are you that we're going to be able
Speaker 1: to get things up and running? Yeah? Sure, So The
Speaker 1: first thing is we've been saying, I've been saying, for gosh,
Speaker 1: about five six weeks now that this coronavirus will be
Speaker 1: essentially like the other coronaviruses that have been studied by us,
Speaker 1: and they've not really been looked at for a while.
Speaker 1: But I pulled up a couple of weeks ago and
Speaker 1: I showed folks there was a study out of Norway
Speaker 1: and a study out of the University of Michigan which
Speaker 1: showed the incredible seasonality of the coronaviruses. There's four that
Speaker 1: have affected humans. There's seven we know of, and I
Speaker 1: wish I could show you the chart, but essentially one
Speaker 1: of them just does the full year and shows how
Speaker 1: the peak is in January February, and then by the
Speaker 1: summertime they're gone. I'm looking on a screen here, and
Speaker 1: again I'm sorry, I don't can't share with you, but
Speaker 1: those four, even when there's a big year of it,
Speaker 1: the next year it's down. And so my money, one
Speaker 1: hundred percent of this coronavirus going away. The talk of
Speaker 1: having a big run next winter, there's no evidence for that.
Speaker 1: And the coronaviruses that have been studied and looked at
Speaker 1: with good science. The other part I'm hopeful about the
Speaker 1: Corona thing is that we're starting to figure out and
Speaker 1: see the stupidity that we've had by many people in
Speaker 1: not recognizing how in flu ends alike illnesses, viruses travel.
Speaker 1: This notion of putting people six feet apart is absurd,
Speaker 1: and you can imagine five ft eight feet, nine feet
Speaker 1: ten feet. Anyone who's older than ten years old has
Speaker 1: seen these videos where they sneeze and paint fills the
Speaker 1: whole room. And then even in rooms where there are
Speaker 1: people at a restaurant for an hour and a half
Speaker 1: next to each other around even there, only half of
Speaker 1: the crowd gets sick. So there's ind immunity that humans
Speaker 1: have that fight it off that don't even show up
Speaker 1: as if they had infections. There's infections that do show
Speaker 1: up in the antibodies and they don't have symptoms. And
Speaker 1: then there's people who have all these so called comorbidities
Speaker 1: and get really sick. But it's been common for years
Speaker 1: and years and years. At end of that's kind of
Speaker 1: one of the things that they often die from is flus, coronaviruses,
Speaker 1: other strange viruses that we could go on and on
Speaker 1: about the list, so I'm really optimistic about it. The
Speaker 1: other thing that's I'm not seeing much about this, but
Speaker 1: it's very factual and that these things mutate, and when
Speaker 1: you mutate them, they can either become very, very infectious
Speaker 1: or less infectious. And the more mutations you have, the
Speaker 1: fast mutations. It's believed. I believe it, and it's thought
Speaker 1: that they get less and less and virulent, so less
Speaker 1: and less powerful. I saw a paper over the weekend
Speaker 1: that showed there's a couple strains now around the world.
Speaker 1: I think one report out of Italy that looks like
Speaker 1: people get it and you know, have a sneeze, a sniffle,
Speaker 1: and they're done. And so I think this thing is
Speaker 1: going to go away. That's my personal take. Speaking of
Speaker 1: doctor David if Doc Ifrik to those of us who
Speaker 1: know him, he's both an m d medical expert and
Speaker 1: also a finance and investing expert with Stansbury Research, and
Speaker 1: so Doc, by the way, I'm very pleased to hear
Speaker 1: your analysis as somebody who understands the science right. This
Speaker 1: is a term that everyone says, listen to the science.
Speaker 1: You know, the science and us line up with a
Speaker 1: lot of the data crunchers that I know out there
Speaker 1: who have been saying all along that this isn't going
Speaker 1: to be what we were we were being told by
Speaker 1: the authorities that it would be. But now on the
Speaker 1: economic side, so we're at forty million unemployed. There had
Speaker 1: been this idea forty million plus. There had been this
Speaker 1: idea that we could freeze the economy and that effectively
Speaker 1: unfreeze it, right, that we could unfreeze what we had
Speaker 1: done here are you Are you thinking that that's possible
Speaker 1: or are we in for a rude awakening as we
Speaker 1: try to get the economic side of this rolling again. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I have to tell you, personally and stylistically, I'm a
Speaker 1: little more on the conservative side, and I'm never going
Speaker 1: to even late in my life, I'm never going to
Speaker 1: catch the full wave up on any investment bull market
Speaker 1: we've ever had. I get out early, I get in late.
Speaker 1: This to me feels econom comically as dysfunctional as anything
Speaker 1: I could imagine. But we just threw a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of money and promises to support it, and again everything's
Speaker 1: off the table. I've read Sydney Homer's history of interest rates,
Speaker 1: which is yea big you know, here we are talking
Speaker 1: negative interest rates in Europe. They're not even the reserve
Speaker 1: currency you throw a lot of money at. After this
Speaker 1: economy and then with the dislocation, I'm more optimistic. I
Speaker 1: don't want to see bad things. I don't want to
Speaker 1: see a great depression and readlines and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: but it's hard for me to imagine. It's really hard
Speaker 1: for me to picture how we recover that quickly. And
Speaker 1: let me say, just for this reason, simply, supply chains
Speaker 1: could probably be put back into place fairly quickly, but
Speaker 1: you can't. You know, they've slaughtered some pigs early and
Speaker 1: chickens early, cattle early, so there might be a meat
Speaker 1: supply problem, and vegetarians would be yes, that's fantastic. But
Speaker 1: even that process getting it to me in the form
Speaker 1: that I prefer, which would be a restaurant situation, those
Speaker 1: are long ways away. And what seven percent of the
Speaker 1: economy is a sit down eating restaurant, even takeout stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't you know? Those people have moved on. The
Speaker 1: chef has gone here, they've gone back home. They don't
Speaker 1: have money to open up another restaurant, and the people
Speaker 1: that are working for them are gone in displace. My
Speaker 1: fingers are crossed. I'm hopeful, and certainly a stock market
Speaker 1: running up this fast is supposed to be sort of
Speaker 1: a predictive sign the market knows what's coming. I'm still
Speaker 1: being very very conservative in my own investing, and still
Speaker 1: being very conservative in what I tell folks, And frankly,
Speaker 1: you know, I didn't get in the bottom a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago and say bye bye the recoveries here
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars are coming towards us. I didn't tell
Speaker 1: people that because I just I've not seen government being
Speaker 1: that successful with making it happen. But man, it's a
Speaker 1: bucket of water. I'd actually be curious to hear what
Speaker 1: you think, what you're feeling, what you're seeing, You're going
Speaker 1: to the city, Yeah, well, I mean it's I'm in
Speaker 1: New York City and it's mayhem here on the streets,
Speaker 1: and there's a huge protest that's about to be happening
Speaker 1: right next to where I am, right now, right near
Speaker 1: where I live, and things are getting pretty crazy out here.
Speaker 1: And I just think that the competence of government is
Speaker 1: beyond any question now in that it is incompetent, and
Speaker 1: that the government doesn't really have the ability to pull
Speaker 1: off a lot of things that I think it says
Speaker 1: or believes that it can. But you know, America is
Speaker 1: the most dynamic engine for the creation of wealth on
Speaker 1: the in the history of the planet. And so if
Speaker 1: we can just get the buffoons out of the way,
Speaker 1: I think things will get up and running again. But
Speaker 1: I'm kind of with you where I feel like, how
Speaker 1: can anybody know? Because there's no no one has modeled this, right,
Speaker 1: No one has modeled COVID and then mass riots across America,
Speaker 1: the destructure of small businesses, and the trillions and trillions
Speaker 1: of dollars of spending that have occurred just in the
Speaker 1: last three months. So you know, I'm I have my
Speaker 1: concerns about it, but I like to try to be
Speaker 1: an optimist. But doct for people who want to check
Speaker 1: out some of your research just so they go to
Speaker 1: Stansbury Research dot com or how how can they get
Speaker 1: an intro? Yeah, so the best way to get an intro,
Speaker 1: and my opinion is to test us out for free.
Speaker 1: We have a daily piece that I put out called
Speaker 1: Health and Wealth Bulletin. It's a health and well and
Speaker 1: Health and Wealth bulletin dot com and we put out
Speaker 1: free thing from there a couple of newsletters, my favorite
Speaker 1: as Retirement Millionaire, where I blend my Wall Street background,
Speaker 1: Golden Sacks Days, and I went to medical school aid
Speaker 1: in life, which is why I'm so sort of crunching
Speaker 1: and cynical because I didn't have to be cowtowment to anybody.
Speaker 1: So I sort of blend my finance experience with my
Speaker 1: health and medical stuff and give it to you in
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Speaker 1: We'll give you a flavor of what we talk about
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Speaker 1: Doc I freak. The one and only smart people I
Speaker 1: know say listen to Doc. So there you go, Doc,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Thanks so much, Thanks Buck, see him bye.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to The Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember
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Speaker 1: Ryan kicks us off. Remember Team Buck at iHeartMedia dot
Speaker 1: com if you want to send us your thoughts or
Speaker 1: you can get a Facebook dot com slash Buck Sexton
Speaker 1: Ryan starts us off here. Hey, Buck, that was some
Speaker 1: straight up rock and roll that the President of the
Speaker 1: United States call into the Freedom Hunt loved it. You
Speaker 1: went from me calling in about the possibility that Trump
Speaker 1: would be president to Donald Trump calling in as the president.
Speaker 1: That's cool, Ryan, I agree that is that is in
Speaker 1: fact cool. So thank you very much for that and
Speaker 1: appreciate you writing in. By the way, I didn't mean
Speaker 1: to skip past the penalty box producer, Mark, How are
Speaker 1: you doing, buddy good? How about yourself? Buck? Were you
Speaker 1: running around with an anarchist face mask go on smashing
Speaker 1: windows over the weekends? How to prove of that? And
Speaker 1: the freedom hut, sir? You know I stayed home. I
Speaker 1: decided to not you know, smash things. Weren't weren't lighting
Speaker 1: cars on fire, you know, you know, for jolly's you know,
Speaker 1: I thought about it, but I decided not to be
Speaker 1: careful with those incendi areas. You burn your hand, you know,
Speaker 1: you got to make sure that you have gloves on
Speaker 1: or something or else you woo. It's like it's like
Speaker 1: grabbing a hot pot without emit. Yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 1: had my oven mits ready. I had a can of gasoline,
Speaker 1: but you know, I just decided, no, not today. I mean,
Speaker 1: these people that are doing this in New York City,
Speaker 1: it's they're so it's just out. It's outrageous. It's outrageous. Man.
Speaker 1: You know, there's there's more of it, more of it
Speaker 1: coming tomorrow. I'll have some updates for people, because it's tonight.
Speaker 1: It's planned for right in my neck of the woods.
Speaker 1: Right over here, they're actually locking down. I saw them
Speaker 1: preparing stores in my neighborhood, putting up plywood and you know,
Speaker 1: in front of the windows, in front of the glass,
Speaker 1: and they are also locking down my building so people
Speaker 1: will not be able to leave through them the normal doorway,
Speaker 1: starting at a certain time today. Because that's how concerned
Speaker 1: they are about this. I just got that note. That's insane. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's the city we live in. Now we've been
Speaker 1: Instead of a celebration of the end of the COVID hysteria,
Speaker 1: it's beautiful weather. Now, we got a summer ahead of us.
Speaker 1: Everything's gonna be good. Instead of a celebration, we are
Speaker 1: now on another lockdown because of left wing psychopaths wanting
Speaker 1: to destroy everything that's where we are. Yeah, anyway, it
Speaker 1: makes me very upset obviously. But did you missus Mark,
Speaker 1: do anything fun of the weekend? No, we did absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1: That sounds like, what are we gonna do? This protest
Speaker 1: going on everywhere and we're techningly on a lot of outside. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a good point. I went for a long walk
Speaker 1: in the park and of course I came across protesters
Speaker 1: several times. Went for a long walk in Central Park,
Speaker 1: which was nice. And I made for the snow Princess
Speaker 1: in me. I made burgers, but I didn't have buns.
Speaker 1: I had bread, and so I had to make it
Speaker 1: like a burger sandwich and then I cut the burger
Speaker 1: in half and it looked like a sandwich. But it
Speaker 1: was very good, even though I feel like I made
Speaker 1: a burger sandwich. I mean I've done that before. You know,
Speaker 1: don't have any buns, so you have right, yeah, use
Speaker 1: the bread. So that's what I did. Tasted very good. Also,
Speaker 1: i'd made some ARTI chokes, I will have you know,
Speaker 1: which just involves steaming them for thirty minutes and then
Speaker 1: dipping them in butter, which is amazing. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: think i've ever just had an art of choke that
Speaker 1: wasn't in spinach and artichoke dip. It's pretty good you
Speaker 1: and missus Mark, I'm telling you this is a very
Speaker 1: easy to Just get two artichokes, put them in a
Speaker 1: steamer pot, just fill it with water, boil the water
Speaker 1: thirty thirty thirty five minutes, and then just take a
Speaker 1: big thing of melted butter like for lobster, and then
Speaker 1: you dip the part of the ARTI choke you want
Speaker 1: to eat in the melted butter a little bit at
Speaker 1: a lemon by the way, and the butter is very nice,
Speaker 1: just like you would with a lobster. Sure, now I'm
Speaker 1: getting really hungry for lobster. I've got to do that.
Speaker 1: I need to start eating more vegetables. Yeah. Yeah, well
Speaker 1: this is let sound health butter, so you'll like it. Um,
Speaker 1: But I haven't had lobster in a long time. It's
Speaker 1: reminding me. And I can't I know where he can
Speaker 1: get even get them in New York, sire, Is there
Speaker 1: any we can get a lobster? I don't even know
Speaker 1: where you get it right now? All right, Michael Bluck
Speaker 1: love your show. If social distancing is so important, why
Speaker 1: isn't the media screaming at the top of their lungs
Speaker 1: about the riders not social distancing? Michael, good question, but
Speaker 1: obviously the one I've been addressing here on the show.
Speaker 1: It was all about what they like and don't like.
Speaker 1: It was all about their whims and their desires. It
Speaker 1: was about control. So now we know beyond any doubt.
Speaker 1: I don't even I'm not even like washing my hands
Speaker 1: obsessively anymore. The virus, the heat, the summer, the virus
Speaker 1: has gone way way down. People are nuts. They need
Speaker 1: to calm down. James Buck, I've been satisfied simply to
Speaker 1: subscribe and listen to your podcast, But your impression of
Speaker 1: Brian Stelter during today's show compels me to write, I
Speaker 1: laughed hard enough to be a COVID super spreader, and
Speaker 1: that was with my mask on and my car windows
Speaker 1: rolled up. Bravo. Well, Jane, thank you very much. Stelter
Speaker 1: over there is really try to day show that it's
Speaker 1: supposed to the the left way of Jeddahood is whatever Jeff
Speaker 1: Zucker says, Yes, mister Zucker, I'll do it. Really one
Speaker 1: of the I mean, I mean this, Stelter's not even
Speaker 1: good at television. One of the least talented news anchors
Speaker 1: I've ever seen. I've never had somebody have to restart
Speaker 1: three times an interview with me, and he did because
Speaker 1: he can't ask questions that where he couldn't ask questions
Speaker 1: I weren't written out for him on the prompter. And
Speaker 1: he's just not good at this. But it does. She
Speaker 1: does Zucker's bidding, So okay, fa, Yeah, it's all true,
Speaker 1: Randy writes, I ride a Harley without a helmet. Don't
Speaker 1: feel like I'm crazy. A friend of mine quit smoking
Speaker 1: cigarettes because he didn't want to die from cancer. The
Speaker 1: very next day, a tobacco truck ran him over and
Speaker 1: killed him. Producer Mark, what say you about the helmet thing?
Speaker 1: I mean about this whole note. I mean, that's just
Speaker 1: the biggest irony in the world. That's um. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's not something you see every day. And yeah, know
Speaker 1: those who ride a Harley without a helmet. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: I don't know anything. I don't know anything about riding
Speaker 1: a motorcycle nothing, never done it, not even a little bit.
Speaker 1: So I mean, the folks teach their own, but I
Speaker 1: think it's not the safest thing in the world to
Speaker 1: work ride a motorcycle with a helmet. I would probably
Speaker 1: wear a helmet. I would probably wear a helmet, but
Speaker 1: that's just me. But then again, I need to get
Speaker 1: a special helmet from my giant head, so that's called
Speaker 1: a hermet. A hermet, that's right. Or I could just
Speaker 1: shave it down. I think. I think if I shaved
Speaker 1: the shaved the swoop, though people would it would it
Speaker 1: would be like Samson when his locks are cut out.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if I could do radio anymore,
Speaker 1: you know, I just sit here the get can't do
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think i'd have this. I would
Speaker 1: not advise against this, especially because half of our liners
Speaker 1: say something about your hair. That's true. I wonder who
Speaker 1: wrote them. I don't know somebody. Somebody's very clever, that's
Speaker 1: for sure. David hey Buck, I can't believe when I'm
Speaker 1: watching right now, Fox News is freaking out about protesters
Speaker 1: throwing water bottles on firecrackers at the White House. Fortunately,
Speaker 1: the Secret Service is fighting back with bicycle barricades. This
Speaker 1: is madness, and all these journals are absolute morons. Keep
Speaker 1: up the great work. Yeah, the stuff last night in
Speaker 1: d See. I have friends down there who are sending
Speaker 1: me updates throughout it. Things in DC were really bad,
Speaker 1: really bad, and it was right outside the White House.
Speaker 1: They lit a National Historic Church on fire. It didn't
Speaker 1: they put the fire out so the whole church didn't
Speaker 1: burn down. But these people, they have no respect, they
Speaker 1: have no dignity, they have no integrity. They're just destroying,
Speaker 1: They're just from These are barbarians, my friends, The barbarians
Speaker 1: are on the loose. Brandy, Hey, Buck, I know the
Speaker 1: President said he'll never shut down the country again. What
Speaker 1: about the individual Blue state governors. Do you think they
Speaker 1: will shut down their states for a possible round two
Speaker 1: of this COVID virus. Yes, if it gets if they
Speaker 1: haven't opening, Brandy, I think they will try to shut
Speaker 1: down for around two of the COVID virus. Which is
Speaker 1: why it's so important that we have this debate right
Speaker 1: now about the COVID virus and make sure that we
Speaker 1: understand what was necessary to feed it and what was not.
Speaker 1: And look, we haven't totally defeated it, but what was
Speaker 1: necessary to suppress it. So I do think that Blue
Speaker 1: state governors will try this again, and they're just gonna
Speaker 1: remember all. Their point of view is that their people
Speaker 1: should get paid who stay home. A lot of people
Speaker 1: work remotely. Government employees keep getting paid and the federal
Speaker 1: government will make up the shortfall. It's almost like the
Speaker 1: federal government pays for everybody to have a stay at
Speaker 1: home vacation. That's how Statusts view this. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: very much concerned about that possibility, Tracy. My husband is
Speaker 1: a cop. He went up to Chicago to day to
Speaker 1: try and help his guys out buck It's a complete
Speaker 1: war zone. Shootings in intersections, fires everywhere, people running in
Speaker 1: the streets. One of his guys had to drive south
Speaker 1: in a northbound lane just to get out. They're looting
Speaker 1: his territory as we speak. It's unbelievable what is happening.
Speaker 1: My police wife, friends and I are distraught. Please pray
Speaker 1: for us, for our husband in safety. I have never
Speaker 1: felt so helpless. This doesn't feel like America. Thank you
Speaker 1: for listening well, Tracy. Thank your husband for stepping up
Speaker 1: and being on the front line in this way. And
Speaker 1: I would also remind everybody that you know, we were
Speaker 1: told by the lockdown libs for weeks. If you don't
Speaker 1: do what we say, you don't respect the front line.
Speaker 1: You don't respect first responders. Cops are first responders, among
Speaker 1: the most important of all first responders. And yet now
Speaker 1: the cops are being disrespected all over the place. I
Speaker 1: thought and subjected to COVID from all these protesters. Notice
Speaker 1: how it's just what they were saying. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: anymore now now we don't hear about that anymore. Like
Speaker 1: I said, my friends, these people are liars, they are frauds.
Speaker 1: They are there to destroy. They are not bringing you information.
Speaker 1: And the media is Look, we're in a media war
Speaker 1: in this country, don't make no mistake about it. I'm
Speaker 1: on one side and they are on the other, and
Speaker 1: we are in a fight to the end here. There's
Speaker 1: not coming back to the middle. But yeah, Tracy, look,
Speaker 1: keep your head up. We'll get through this. We'll be
Speaker 1: all right. It feels like we're talking about COVID again
Speaker 1: and now we're talking about the riots. We'll get through this.
Speaker 1: We're in this together. But no, really, I mean this.
Speaker 1: You know it will be all. It will be okay
Speaker 1: in the end. You just gotta keep fighting. You gotta
Speaker 1: keep your shield high. Honestly, that's that's really, that's why,
Speaker 1: that's the motto of the show. You gotta just keep fighting,
Speaker 1: keep going, keep grinding. Thomas Buck, I listened to your
Speaker 1: show from Friday. I get it on Spotify. It's also
Speaker 1: awesome how you knew the old true definition and meeting
Speaker 1: of thug from India. That's one of the oldest in
Speaker 1: pointing out the death cult of strangulation. I sure appreciate
Speaker 1: your show. I very much appreciate your voice of reason,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad our president is willing to be on
Speaker 1: your show and call you a friend and colleague rightfully,
Speaker 1: so your attention and knowledge of history is appreciated by me.
Speaker 1: I support our president. He's got my vote. You would
Speaker 1: make a great advisor or person that works in his
Speaker 1: office Shields High. Thanks so much, Thomas for the very
Speaker 1: kind note, And yeah, it was really meaningful of the
Speaker 1: President not only joined the show but also had so
Speaker 1: many nice things to say about the work that we
Speaker 1: do here. And you know, even Producer Mark was kind
Speaker 1: of like, that was cool. That was cool. So you know,
Speaker 1: if market's excited, you know, it's really excited. I even
Speaker 1: gave you props, which was very very low. Even Producer
Speaker 1: Mark like gave me a little a little patima back
Speaker 1: and was like good job, host, and I said, thank you, producer.
Speaker 1: So it was it was nice. We had a moment.
Speaker 1: But now he's back and telling me I have to
Speaker 1: show up on time and take the show and blabd
Speaker 1: blah by blah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm doing my job, telling
Speaker 1: you to you know, do work, do my job. That's
Speaker 1: you know, we need somebody to do it. You're in
Speaker 1: the freedom hunt. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast
Speaker 1: more roll call everyone, and I'm thinking I'll probably have
Speaker 1: some stories for you tomorrow myself to share about what
Speaker 1: goes on here in the city. I think tonight's going
Speaker 1: to be I think tonight it's gonna be the worst
Speaker 1: one yet in New York City and in a lot
Speaker 1: of other places. Though. This is not going to stop
Speaker 1: until we make it stop. People don't have jobs to
Speaker 1: go to, people don't care. This is We are in
Speaker 1: a perfect storm right now of mob anarchic violence and destruction,
Speaker 1: and good people, courageous people, have to step up to
Speaker 1: stop this thing. Thomas writes Buck, I just listen to
Speaker 1: your show. We already did Thomas before, Dan Buck. I
Speaker 1: am a simple man. I work, pay my taxes, love
Speaker 1: my country, and want nothing more than to enjoy a
Speaker 1: beer on on my rooftop while watching NBA. Producer Mark
Speaker 1: can tell you what that is, so I'll have to
Speaker 1: ask him later. At what point is it all too much?
Speaker 1: I didn't ask for any of this, and I just
Speaker 1: want to get back to work and living my life.
Speaker 1: I'm not especially political, but the state of our country
Speaker 1: has forced me to pay much closer attention. I'm around
Speaker 1: your aide Cornell University. Oh wow, God Willing. We both
Speaker 1: have a long way to go in this game. I'm
Speaker 1: seriously looking at property in Florida, Texas and South Carolina.
Speaker 1: That's funny, Dan, So am I as these Blue states
Speaker 1: have simply become too much for me. I guess what
Speaker 1: I'm wondering is what are other level headed people like
Speaker 1: yourself thinking. I'm saddened by this because I grew up
Speaker 1: in the Tri state area. I love New York City,
Speaker 1: New Jersey, Connecticut, and the Ascelic Corridor in general. But
Speaker 1: I don't think I can do this for the second
Speaker 1: half of my life. What say you, Dan? We are
Speaker 1: kindred spirits in many ways, my friend. I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: this every day now, all the time. There's a part
Speaker 1: of me that doesn't want to abandon my home in
Speaker 1: the city that I love to these barbarians and the
Speaker 1: lib apparatus or the Democrat party that is just just destroys,
Speaker 1: just takes and destroys and lies. But then there's a
Speaker 1: party that wants peace and wants a family and wants
Speaker 1: you know, wants to go to bed every night knowing
Speaker 1: that I am in a place not surrounded by lunatics.
Speaker 1: And if I need to, I can get to you know,
Speaker 1: an aar that I practice with regularly and that I've
Speaker 1: had plenty of training with for my CIA days. And
Speaker 1: if somebody comes into my home or my property, it
Speaker 1: will be a huge mistake. Whereas right now, I mean
Speaker 1: some of the what I'm what I'm gonna do, some
Speaker 1: of the edged weapons training you might come in handy,
Speaker 1: but that's only going to help you with you know,
Speaker 1: real close quarters if you have to defend yourself, as
Speaker 1: you all know, you can own a firearm early in
Speaker 1: New York City, I mean you can, but you have
Speaker 1: to go through a horrific process of all kinds of nonsense.
Speaker 1: And as you also know, if you had to use
Speaker 1: a firearm to defend yourself or your home in New York,
Speaker 1: You're going to then spend the next probably three or
Speaker 1: four years of your life fighting with everything you have
Speaker 1: to keep your keep yourself out of prison, and they
Speaker 1: will arrest you, and they will they will try to
Speaker 1: press charges against you, because that's the city we live in.
Speaker 1: Law abiding gun owners defending themselves in New York are
Speaker 1: a target for the authorities. De Blasio would be saying
Speaker 1: how it was successive, force doesn't matter, what doesn't matter
Speaker 1: what the situation is. I can tell you right now,
Speaker 1: in this city where I live, if someone you know,
Speaker 1: beat down my door with an axe and I happen
Speaker 1: to have a firearm, which I don't because I can
Speaker 1: here and I defended myself, there would be you know,
Speaker 1: there'd be leaders of the community and de Blasi and
Speaker 1: these other people saying that it was successive. Force guaranteed, guaranteed. Sonny,
Speaker 1: I'm so happy I finally stumbled on your show on
Speaker 1: Pluto TV. I'm from Texas and I watched your show
Speaker 1: on The Blaze a long time ago. I love your opinion.
Speaker 1: You were the one that really made a lot of
Speaker 1: difference to me to understand some of the craziness out there.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Buck. I'm back on team buck Well, Sonny,
Speaker 1: you're very very welcome. We saved a seat for you.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you see it, but you found
Speaker 1: it apparently, so that makes that makes me very happy
Speaker 1: and great to have you back, and thanks for staying
Speaker 1: with us all this time. We've been back to what
Speaker 1: Dan was saying about looking at property. I do think
Speaker 1: that this is going to create a huge a separation
Speaker 1: in the country. People are going to leave blue states
Speaker 1: and cities and head out into more rural areas more
Speaker 1: and if you're if you're a conservative, you're going to
Speaker 1: head out into redder parts of the country where you
Speaker 1: can at least count on your sheriff not to take
Speaker 1: off his gear and join the rioters. As we know
Speaker 1: happened at least once. I believe in mission again, you know,
Speaker 1: or whether it's a protest or riot, I mean, whichever
Speaker 1: one it was, the sheriff isn't there to He's there
Speaker 1: to keep order, he's not there to pick a side.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. We'll see, we'll see if we
Speaker 1: can fight through it and hang on in these cities.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are a lot of Republicans like me
Speaker 1: in New York, not compared to how many lives there are.
Speaker 1: But there are a lot of us, you know. It's
Speaker 1: over a million of us in New York City. I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going to happen. Friends, we will stay
Speaker 1: in the fight though, That much I can promise you.
Speaker 1: I think I'll have some more stories for you tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Tie