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Speaker 1: code Jesse. Another night of Mayhem in Portland. We are
Speaker 1: going to discuss violence. Oh scary. We have a new
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory or a new political tactic. We'll discuss that
Speaker 1: in a moment and pizza, How done is too done?
Speaker 1: All that's coming up right now, And I'm right, I
Speaker 1: have huge news that you don't care about at all
Speaker 1: and shouldn't. The d NC Convention is kicking off now,
Speaker 1: like right now, and he's speaking tonight. Bernie Sanders, Catherine
Speaker 1: Cortes Masto, that's a senator. I really need to learn
Speaker 1: more about our senators. Governor Andrew Cuomo, Governor Gretchen Whitmer,
Speaker 1: Representative Jim Clyburne, Bernie Sanders, Gwen Moore, Governor John K.
Speaker 1: Sick Oh, Yes, Senator Doug Jones, Senator Amy Klobchar and
Speaker 1: former First Lady Michelle Obama. Are you going to watch it? No?
Speaker 1: Probably not, two different reasons. One, you know, I'm going
Speaker 1: to bring you all the highlights throughout the week of
Speaker 1: all the really stupid things they say. That's one. Two,
Speaker 1: you know what they're going to say everything at this
Speaker 1: DNC convention. And this is amazing because what I'm about
Speaker 1: to say is right, and it's kind of depressing. Everything
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear at the DNC Convention is going to
Speaker 1: come down to one thing America sucks. That's what you'll
Speaker 1: hear all week. That's what the Democratic Party has become.
Speaker 1: And I do say become, And this is what I mean.
Speaker 1: I don't foresee because of how far right wing I am.
Speaker 1: I don't foresee that there was ever a time in
Speaker 1: the history of mankind if I had a time machine
Speaker 1: that I would go back in the United States and
Speaker 1: consider myself a Democrat. Democrats were the party of slavery.
Speaker 1: I don't like slavery. But past all that, let's get
Speaker 1: to the more modern era. Even in the more JFK days,
Speaker 1: I don't think I would have been a Democrat, but
Speaker 1: I could see myself voting for JFK. Maybe maybe his
Speaker 1: opponent sucks, maybe he doesn't. That's a war hero. Loved America,
Speaker 1: the old DNC conventions, American flags everywhere, America's the best,
Speaker 1: America's going to the moon, America, America, America. I can't
Speaker 1: vote for this party now. I could never vote for
Speaker 1: this party now because they hate it here. And that sucks,
Speaker 1: because you know how often the GOP makes me mad.
Speaker 1: They're weak and they're stupid, and they're always cowering before
Speaker 1: the media. It drives me crazy. But they have my vote,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna keep my vote because I'm gonna vote
Speaker 1: and I can't vote for these idiots and I can't
Speaker 1: vote against my own country. I have always said in
Speaker 1: the answer to that question, people will ask me, Jeff, see,
Speaker 1: if you were given the chance to moderate a Democratic
Speaker 1: primary debate, what is the one question you would ask?
Speaker 1: And mine is so simple and it would throw them
Speaker 1: for a loop. My question would be this, tell me
Speaker 1: what you love about America. Think about the Democrats today,
Speaker 1: think about watching them try to answer that question. The
Speaker 1: entire party platform is America sucks. It's not some fringe
Speaker 1: part of the Democratic Party. Now, that's what they stand for.
Speaker 1: America sucks. We need to change the whole thing. I
Speaker 1: can't get down for that. So you just sit back
Speaker 1: and enjoy my show. Don't worry about that DNC convention.
Speaker 1: Now onto Current News. I feel like we're showing you
Speaker 1: the same thing every single night because we are. We're
Speaker 1: showing you left wing street violence in places like New
Speaker 1: York City, Portland, Chicago, Seattle, across the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And the reason I'm showing it to you every single
Speaker 1: night is it's happening every single night, and it's become
Speaker 1: so common now, it's been happening for so long. I'll
Speaker 1: be honest, I've kind of getten to the point, gotten
Speaker 1: to the point where I'm a little numb to it.
Speaker 1: It's my job to pay attention to this stuff and
Speaker 1: then bring you my thoughts every single night. And I
Speaker 1: look at it now. They sent me that video first
Speaker 1: thing this morning, and I looked at my phone and thought, yeah,
Speaker 1: I figured, And isn't that horrible. I hate to use
Speaker 1: this term that everybody's using now because it's always been
Speaker 1: abused for some idiotic coronavirus, you know, measure to reduce
Speaker 1: the spread or whatever it is. But the new normal?
Speaker 1: Is this just normal? Now? Is that what it is?
Speaker 1: These left wing cities, acts of violence taking place? Is
Speaker 1: it normal now? And if it is, and I think
Speaker 1: it is, I think you're numb to it. I know
Speaker 1: I am. If it is, why is it normal? How
Speaker 1: did we get to a place where violence against our
Speaker 1: fellow citizens has become normal? I'll tell you how. And
Speaker 1: this is about to get real uncomfortable, but you know
Speaker 1: I do that. The American media, they're all Democrats. We
Speaker 1: know that now it's over ninety not just the people
Speaker 1: you see on TV, not just the people you read,
Speaker 1: the producers, the writers, that they're all Democrats. It's the
Speaker 1: entire field is stockfall of Democrats. Only back to what
Speaker 1: I was saying in the very beginning, we're not talking
Speaker 1: JFK democrats here. We're talking this disgusting new breed of
Speaker 1: Democrats that hate this place. And not only do they
Speaker 1: hate this place, they hate you, They hate me. They
Speaker 1: look on you with absolute disgust. And it's not as
Speaker 1: if I think some producer in a newsroom is is
Speaker 1: looking at the newest headline, you know, all, somebody got killed,
Speaker 1: somebody got shot. It's not as if I think they're
Speaker 1: looking at that and outwardly going nice. Another Republican down,
Speaker 1: I got them. But I do think they're looking at
Speaker 1: it and saying to themselves, well, shouldn't have been a Republican.
Speaker 1: They are. You can see it in the way they
Speaker 1: cover or don't cover stories. Even if they get shamed
Speaker 1: into covering some story they didn't want to cover because
Speaker 1: it might make Democrats look bad or might make Republicans
Speaker 1: look good, they'll they'll put it with. They'll put headlines
Speaker 1: on there. Mostly peaceful protests disrupted by this one act
Speaker 1: of violence. Okay, two acts, all right, this is the
Speaker 1: sixtieth day in a row. But either way mostly peaceful.
Speaker 1: Why because they agree with it? One thing is a
Speaker 1: brief side notice my show, I can take side notes
Speaker 1: all the time. I was talking about John Dillinger today
Speaker 1: on my radio show. You know, the old stick him
Speaker 1: up bank robber. And one of the things I found
Speaker 1: fascinating when I read about Dillinger is how much the
Speaker 1: public loved him. How much they loved him, and more
Speaker 1: you dig into it, you figure out the reason the
Speaker 1: public loved Dillinger at that time is it was Great
Speaker 1: Depression era and the public hated the banks, the banks
Speaker 1: that were taking people's homes from them, the banks that
Speaker 1: were closing down with people's life savings inside before money
Speaker 1: was federally insured. It's all about who you're attacking. So
Speaker 1: the public saw Dillinger was robbing banks, and though I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't love robbery, but it's kind of nice to
Speaker 1: stick it to the banks. That's how the American media
Speaker 1: thinks about you. That's how they think about me. If
Speaker 1: you put on your Maga hat and walk down the
Speaker 1: street and somebody slaps you in the face and takes
Speaker 1: it off your hat and stomps on it and rubs
Speaker 1: it into the ground. It's not they all want that
Speaker 1: to happen, but they're all I mean they're not. They're
Speaker 1: not that uncomfortable with it either. You kind of had
Speaker 1: it coming, and only with the approval of the American
Speaker 1: media can you get night after night after night after
Speaker 1: night of this brutal act. I'm about to show you. Now,
Speaker 1: let me qualify this really quickly. You know, I don't
Speaker 1: like to do that much, but I know many of
Speaker 1: you like watching this show with your kids. There's nothing
Speaker 1: racy about this, nothing adult themed, but it is a
Speaker 1: little bit more violent than something I would normally show you.
Speaker 1: I think it's important to show it to you, though.
Speaker 1: I think it's important for you to see what these
Speaker 1: people are, see who they are, see what they're willing
Speaker 1: to do, because, let me tell you something, they will
Speaker 1: do this to you without hesitation. That is a man.
Speaker 1: Obviously we blurred out his face unconscious, and he's not
Speaker 1: unconscious because he tripped on the sidewalk. He's not unconscious
Speaker 1: because he had a little too much to drink. He's
Speaker 1: unconscious because some Antifa black Lives Matter rioter in Portland. Well,
Speaker 1: they dragged him out of his truck, they beat him up,
Speaker 1: and then when he was sitting there on the ground
Speaker 1: days some guy ran up to him and punted him
Speaker 1: in the face like he was some kind of football.
Speaker 1: Say a prayer for him, if you wouldn't mind. I
Speaker 1: don't know the individual, I don't know anything about him,
Speaker 1: but it is my understanding at this moment he is
Speaker 1: still very much hospitalized and not doing that. Well, that's reality.
Speaker 1: You and I watch it on TV, we look at
Speaker 1: it on social media all the time. We think, oh, man,
Speaker 1: that looks terrible. That's happening here right here in the
Speaker 1: United States of America, and the media they'll hardly cover it,
Speaker 1: or if they do cover it, they'll make every single
Speaker 1: excuse one one random guy amongst all those peaceful protesters. Well,
Speaker 1: there's been a lot of random guys, hasn't there. There
Speaker 1: have been a lot of violence, looting, rioting, murdering over
Speaker 1: the past couple of months. The truth is this, The
Speaker 1: American media approves of left wing got violence against Republicans.
Speaker 1: They do. I don't care how mad that makes people.
Speaker 1: They do. Now, the Portland Police Bureau, they had sixty
Speaker 1: unanswered calls on nine one one last night. They were
Speaker 1: a little busy. They put out a statement quote at
Speaker 1: the time of this release, over sixty calls for police
Speaker 1: service we're holding around the city. Some had been holding
Speaker 1: for the length of the events described here. Call types
Speaker 1: ranged from theft, vandalism, suspicious activity, hazards, hit and run, burglary,
Speaker 1: violation of restraining our order, alarms, stolen cars, harassments, and
Speaker 1: many others. You see, while cops in these cities are
Speaker 1: attempting to fight off the hoards, good people who are
Speaker 1: picking up the phone and need help. Help isn't on
Speaker 1: the way. We have media sanctioned, Democrats sanctioned street violence
Speaker 1: taking place across the United States of America right now.
Speaker 1: How disgusting do you have to be? Oh, you're mad
Speaker 1: that I said Democrats sanctioned. Here's a member of Congress.
Speaker 1: I'm looking to the public. You know, this is as
Speaker 1: much about public outcry and organizing and mobilizing and applying
Speaker 1: pressure so that this gop LEDs it and that these
Speaker 1: governors that continue to carry water for this administration putting
Speaker 1: the American peoples in harm's way, turning a deaf ear
Speaker 1: to the needs of our families and our communities. Hold
Speaker 1: them accountable. Well, make the phone calls, send the email,
Speaker 1: show up. You know, there needs to be unrest in
Speaker 1: the streets. For as long as there's unrest in our lives,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately there's plenty to go around. There needs to
Speaker 1: be unrest in the streets. They don't even hide it anymore.
Speaker 1: They look at these videos of the rioting, the burning
Speaker 1: businesses being wiped out, people being hurt, people being killed.
Speaker 1: They look and think, hey, man, that's how the comedy
Speaker 1: revolution goes. Gotta break some eggs if you want to
Speaker 1: make that on with That's how they look at it,
Speaker 1: and that's what we're up against. Be ready to defend
Speaker 1: yourself out there. All that may have made you uncomfortable,
Speaker 1: but I am right now. I have this thing about life.
Speaker 1: Little ironies, good ones, bad ones. They give me a smirk.
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Speaker 1: as I told you in the beginning, it's kicking off
Speaker 1: and I want to talk about election season before I
Speaker 1: show you the idiotic Democrat campaign video, convention video, whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call it. Election seasons coming up, and
Speaker 1: what you've had, especially this year so far up to
Speaker 1: this point in time, as you've had bad poles for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I'm not here to tell you that that's
Speaker 1: going to change. I'm actually not here to tell you
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to win in November. I hope
Speaker 1: he does. I'm going to vote for him. You need
Speaker 1: to vote for him. We need to work hard to
Speaker 1: make sure Joe Biden is not president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Even if you're mad at Trump about some stuff, that's
Speaker 1: all that stuff aside. But you've had all these bad
Speaker 1: polls about Trump's Trump's disapproval, Trump's disapproval. They disapprove of Trump.
Speaker 1: But here's the issue. Two things. One, everybody hates the
Speaker 1: president now, or at least we'll say they hate the president. Now.
Speaker 1: Why Democrat, Republican, whatever it is, he's the one calling
Speaker 1: the shots. Let me ask you something. In this country
Speaker 1: that loves football, how many times have you actually heard
Speaker 1: a football fan say, man, I love our head coach. Ever,
Speaker 1: the only time you will ever hear a fan utter
Speaker 1: those words is coming fresh off a national title and
Speaker 1: even then a national title, were a super Bowl, and
Speaker 1: even then twenty four or forty eight hours, then it's
Speaker 1: back to how's he letting our star wide receiver go?
Speaker 1: This guy's a bum fire him. Let's go get let's
Speaker 1: go get so and so from somewhere is the head
Speaker 1: coach an idiot? Probably not. Are people always taking shots
Speaker 1: at the guy at the top? You bet they are?
Speaker 1: You bet they are. That's part of being president. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying to you is the reason Donald Trump as
Speaker 1: these record high disapproval ratings and Joe Biden's up at
Speaker 1: all the polls is because right now it's all about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. It's not about Joe Biden. This election is
Speaker 1: not about Joe Biden. It may never become about Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: and if it doesn't, Joe Biden is gonna lose. But
Speaker 1: this is all about Donald Trump. Nobody knows what Joe
Speaker 1: Biden stands for, because he doesn't stand for anything. Nobody's
Speaker 1: inspired by Joe Biden because he's not inspirational. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: is just there, just kind of there, sitting there, mouth
Speaker 1: hanging open as he does TV interviews, screwing up everything
Speaker 1: he says. He's just trying to exist all the way
Speaker 1: into the oval office, and that doesn't work. I told
Speaker 1: you before and i'll tell you again, I don't know
Speaker 1: how the election is going to go. That said, and
Speaker 1: I know this is kind of saying two opposite things,
Speaker 1: but I don't foresee how Joe Biden gets elected president
Speaker 1: standing for nothing. You can't get elected president that way.
Speaker 1: The Biden campaign is going to have to start realizing,
Speaker 1: not that I want them to, that you have to
Speaker 1: make bold moves to unseat a sitting president. It is
Speaker 1: horror to unsee the sitting president. The general rule as
Speaker 1: they get reelected. To unseat one, you have to take
Speaker 1: big swings. That's why I think they made such a
Speaker 1: critical mistake nominating Joe Biden. Joe Biden is milktoasts. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is just a dude. Just a dude. Is not
Speaker 1: going to take over as commander in chief of the
Speaker 1: United States of America. Anyway. Here's this convention video. These
Speaker 1: are the people who are the heart and soul of
Speaker 1: this country. It's the America that I know. We do
Speaker 1: not scare easily. We never bow, we never been, we
Speaker 1: never break, no, we endure, we overcome, and we always, always,
Speaker 1: always move forward. The threats are too great, the times
Speaker 1: are too uncertain. His cynicism is unbounded. His lack of
Speaker 1: empathy and compassion can be summed up in the phrase,
Speaker 1: I suspect he's most proud of have him make famous.
Speaker 1: You're fire. That's a bunch of malarkey. We need not
Speaker 1: only by the example of our power, but by the
Speaker 1: power of our example. That's the unbreakable spirit of the
Speaker 1: people of America. That's who we are, and we own
Speaker 1: the Fritish line. Don't forget it, Gosh, I can't stand politicians.
Speaker 1: Is there anything we lead not by the example of
Speaker 1: our power, but the power of all our example? And
Speaker 1: you know that was written by some you know, political
Speaker 1: science major at Yale interning for the Biden campaign. And
Speaker 1: the dude's thought he nailed it too. And Biden read that,
Speaker 1: He's like, oh man, that's gold that's going down through
Speaker 1: the ages. Who talks like that? God, I cannot stand
Speaker 1: these people. You know what, that's not even partisan Republicans
Speaker 1: two who talks like that, talks like a normal human being.
Speaker 1: But back to the election, the pools are tightening here.
Speaker 1: We got CNN poll results of all things Biden Biden's
Speaker 1: lead dropping August twelfth through the fifteen, Trump at forty six,
Speaker 1: Biden at fifty oh. But it was a lot worse.
Speaker 1: Back in June, Trump was at forty one, Biden was
Speaker 1: at fifty five. In May, Biden's at forty six, Trump
Speaker 1: at forty six, Biden at fifty one. In April, Trump
Speaker 1: at forty two, Biden at fifty three. Those pools are
Speaker 1: going to continue to tighten now, and I predict they're
Speaker 1: going to do the same thing they did last time
Speaker 1: during the Hillary election. They'll tighten to within two or
Speaker 1: three points of each other at all times until election day.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is not going to have the advantage of
Speaker 1: the election being all about Donald Trump forever. At some
Speaker 1: point the American people who are unhappy with Trump, and
Speaker 1: I fully acknowledge many of them are, at some point
Speaker 1: they're going to look at the other guy, and that's
Speaker 1: going to be a problem for Joe Biden. It's one
Speaker 1: thing to hate the head coach. It's another to choose
Speaker 1: this guy over the head coach. You can vote for
Speaker 1: somebody generic against Donald Trump. If you're some independent I
Speaker 1: hate Trump, I'm vote for whoever his opponent is. That's easy.
Speaker 1: That's why the polls were so drastic back then. As
Speaker 1: soon as it becomes one guy, I hate Trump, I'm
Speaker 1: voting for Oh gosh, no, I can't vote for Biden. No,
Speaker 1: that's not going to work. All right, brief thing on
Speaker 1: this United States Postal Service non controversy. First of all,
Speaker 1: let's remember what Trump actually said about it. They want
Speaker 1: three and a half billion dollars for something that will
Speaker 1: turn out to be fraud. That's election money. Basically, they
Speaker 1: want three and a half billion dollars for the mail
Speaker 1: in votes, okay, universal mail in ballots. Three and after
Speaker 1: they want twenty five billion dollars billion for the post office. Now,
Speaker 1: they need that money in order to have the post
Speaker 1: office work, so it can take all of these millions
Speaker 1: and millions of ballots now in the meantime, if they
Speaker 1: aren't getting there, By the way, those are just two items.
Speaker 1: But if they don't get those two items, that means
Speaker 1: you can't have universal mail in voting because they're not
Speaker 1: equipped to have it. They're not equipped to have it.
Speaker 1: And the only reason Democrats want mail in voting, you
Speaker 1: know what it is. It's the same reason they get
Speaker 1: mad when Republicans demand somebody show an ID to vote,
Speaker 1: which is the easiest thing in the world is to
Speaker 1: get a government issued ID. The entire Democrat political process
Speaker 1: is geared towards cheating, and I have to be honest,
Speaker 1: kind of admire it. Now. I don't get wrong. I'm
Speaker 1: not telling you cheat. Don't cheat, don't cheat on your elections,
Speaker 1: don't do devious things like that. I admire it because
Speaker 1: Democrats play for keeps. Democrats play this game all the way.
Speaker 1: They're about to call the Postmaster General before Congress over
Speaker 1: some crackpot conspiracy theory because Democrats have decided this is
Speaker 1: Trump trying to steal the election. Democrats going to drag
Speaker 1: them out and into Congress ask him questions. Democrats play
Speaker 1: the game to win it. They play it all the way.
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Speaker 1: Great Cam Edwards Cam. I have this thing about left
Speaker 1: this violence. I think the media approves of it. And
Speaker 1: I don't mean they see some dude getting punted in
Speaker 1: the face in Portland and say whoo, I love it,
Speaker 1: kick him again. But I do think they look at it,
Speaker 1: Cam and think kind of had it coming? Am I wrong? Well?
Speaker 1: I mean, I think you've got to go on a
Speaker 1: case by case basis, But I share a sneaking suspicion
Speaker 1: that certainly most national media figures probably do that exact
Speaker 1: same thing, And I think more importantly as an industry Jesse.
Speaker 1: You know, these cable news networks, they benefit from this chaos.
Speaker 1: The more chaos that, you know, they can sew and
Speaker 1: show on their television screens, you know, the more people
Speaker 1: will watch. I mean, I started out in local television
Speaker 1: and the phrase if it bleeds, it leads is a
Speaker 1: well known trope in local newsrooms. And I think we're
Speaker 1: seeing this writ large in these protests across the country
Speaker 1: right now. Okay, so is this a leftists love of
Speaker 1: violence problem or is this just a media problem? Because
Speaker 1: you're right, I mean, obviously it's it's it's good news.
Speaker 1: But I just have a hard time believing if the
Speaker 1: shoe was on the other foot it would be covered
Speaker 1: the same way. Why, I don't think it would be.
Speaker 1: Although you know, listen, the media loves to talk about
Speaker 1: scary right wing protests, that's for sure. Hey, although they
Speaker 1: you know, again, in that case, it's a scary right
Speaker 1: wing protest as opposed to a mostly peaceful protest where
Speaker 1: violence just happens to break out. Now, I think this
Speaker 1: does go beyond just media bias, clearly, you know, because
Speaker 1: obviously we're seeing local officials get involved. We're seeing presidential
Speaker 1: candidates turned the other way. We're seeing politicians in Congress
Speaker 1: talk about locked up post boxes as opposed to people
Speaker 1: being knocked out in Portland. Uh, no, that you know
Speaker 1: they are. I don't want to say that every one
Speaker 1: of these individuals is fine with what's happening on American streets,
Speaker 1: but they sure as hell don't seem that bothered by it,
Speaker 1: do they? They don't cam And I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 1: We're actually we're going to get to the post office
Speaker 1: stuff in a second, but I wanted to ask you
Speaker 1: about a mentality thing. This is what I mean by
Speaker 1: mentality difference. I need you to explain to me the
Speaker 1: mentality difference between the left and the right. I am
Speaker 1: as far right wing as it gets. And I also,
Speaker 1: as I said, I'm a soulless monster. So it's not
Speaker 1: as if I have some compass of right and wrong.
Speaker 1: But if I woke up this morning and there were
Speaker 1: a bunch of Trump supporters in maga hats in the
Speaker 1: streets of Portland, and they ran up to some little
Speaker 1: commie left wing protester who was sitting on the ground defenseless,
Speaker 1: and punted him in the head. Like it was a
Speaker 1: football putting the guy in the hospital. I would be horrified.
Speaker 1: I would absolutely be horrified. I would speak out against it.
Speaker 1: I would say, that's just absolutely gross. What are we doing?
Speaker 1: But leftists do not do they just accept the fact
Speaker 1: that violence is a means to the end they want. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, certainly, if you're talking about Antifa and the
Speaker 1: actual communist then salutely. I mean, that's that's that's the
Speaker 1: part and parcel of the ideology. They believe in the
Speaker 1: violent overthrow of capitalism. But I think on a more
Speaker 1: basic level, you know, I think that there are a
Speaker 1: lot of folks on the left who maybe would never
Speaker 1: admit this, but they look at that video of a
Speaker 1: guy being punted in the head and they think, hey,
Speaker 1: probably got what's coming, probably got what he deserved. Now,
Speaker 1: they don't know anything about this guy, they don't know
Speaker 1: what happened before the camera started rolling, but they see
Speaker 1: what they believe to be a Trump supporter or somebody
Speaker 1: who he was driving a pickup truck through these protests.
Speaker 1: He was probably trying to run somebody over, and they
Speaker 1: immediately think the worst of their fellow Americans, Whereas I
Speaker 1: think most of us and I would include conservative, but
Speaker 1: I think a lot of independence feel this way too,
Speaker 1: and certainly evens some Democrats feel this way. You know,
Speaker 1: we want to see the best in our neighbors, We
Speaker 1: want to see the best in this country. And so no,
Speaker 1: our first impulse when we see somebody that we disagree
Speaker 1: with politically is not to kick them in the head
Speaker 1: while they're sitting on the cur It does not to
Speaker 1: try to assault them, try to knock them unconsciousness, not
Speaker 1: to wish death on these individuals, because most of us
Speaker 1: aren't soulless monsters. Most of us are trying to get along.
Speaker 1: We aren't trying to figure out a way in this
Speaker 1: fractured and divided nation not to be at war with
Speaker 1: our neighbors. Unfortunately, not everybody is on that same page,
Speaker 1: and we've got some folks who are I mean, they're
Speaker 1: trying to light the fire, They're trying to light the fuse.
Speaker 1: Cam I understand this is probably difficult because the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: as we've already talked about extensively approves of this, or
Speaker 1: at least they want to be hands off it. But
Speaker 1: doesn't Donald Trump have quite a bit of authority to
Speaker 1: take a lot more aggressive action if you and I
Speaker 1: acknowledge the fact a lot of this stuff is paid
Speaker 1: for and organized, you can't have paid for civil unrest.
Speaker 1: Doesn't that allow Doesn't that give Donald Trump and the
Speaker 1: federal government authority to be real aggressive when it comes
Speaker 1: to breaking these things up. I mean, listen, I'm no attorney,
Speaker 1: but I would think so. And in fact, maybe you know,
Speaker 1: the Rico Statutes are a place to go. But look,
Speaker 1: there's also the political component to this jesse. You can't
Speaker 1: ignore it. And you know, in these deep blue Democrat
Speaker 1: controlled cities, they've made it clear that they would rather
Speaker 1: have this chaos on the streets than have federal law
Speaker 1: enforcement officers come in and try to secure the peace.
Speaker 1: And I think President Trump said, all right, listen, will
Speaker 1: will If that's the way you want it, then that's
Speaker 1: the way we'll do it. He's offered help to cities
Speaker 1: to deal with violent crime. He's offered help to with cities.
Speaker 1: In fact, he's told I think you know, Governor Cuomo,
Speaker 1: get get the ear Act together in New York City,
Speaker 1: or maybe we will come in. But that's dealing with
Speaker 1: street violence, not necessarily the political violence that we're seen
Speaker 1: in places like Portland, in Seattle. Yeah, I think that
Speaker 1: the president probably does have the authority to do more.
Speaker 1: But I think that this is also a calculation that
Speaker 1: if this is what residents in Seattle and portlanded for,
Speaker 1: this is what the mayors of these cities are demanding
Speaker 1: take place as opposed to federal law enforcement coming in
Speaker 1: and keeping people accountable, well then he'll give him what
Speaker 1: he wants. Cam Democratic Convention started tonight, and it occurred
Speaker 1: to me as I was looking at tonight's list of
Speaker 1: crazy speakers that this party hates the country now, but
Speaker 1: they didn't always. You could never imagine JFK saying some
Speaker 1: of the things these Democrats have said. We're not going
Speaker 1: to hear one Democrat at that convention this week talk
Speaker 1: about what's great about America, not one. When did that happen? Now?
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm honestly, maybe I'm wrong about this. I can't
Speaker 1: picture Bill Clinton acting like this, speaking like they do
Speaker 1: now about America. So is this an Obama thing? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And it's probably been cycling that way. You know. Again,
Speaker 1: you go back to the nineteen sixties, and I think
Speaker 1: we've had a hard time finding people on the hard
Speaker 1: left who'd have said anything nice about America. The difference
Speaker 1: was they weren't in charge of the Democrat Party back then, right,
Speaker 1: you still had establishment Democrats who were in charge of
Speaker 1: the party, maybe by seventy two and mcgovernor was the candidate,
Speaker 1: But even then they still had an aspirational message. But
Speaker 1: I think Obama too had an aspirational message. Jesse. I
Speaker 1: don't think this can all be appenned on Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of this has been the left's
Speaker 1: reaction to Donald Trump in twenty sixteen, where they now
Speaker 1: live in this alternate reality that's a cross between the
Speaker 1: Handmaid's Tale and the Man in the High Castle, and
Speaker 1: they're the fierce fighters against fascism, and you know, every
Speaker 1: day there's just this looming dictatorship over the country. I
Speaker 1: think many of them have been broken by the last
Speaker 1: three years, and they're delusional, quite frankly, so the America
Speaker 1: that they see is not the America that you and
Speaker 1: I and three hundred and fifty million people actually live in.
Speaker 1: Cam speaking of two Americas, just one last thing to
Speaker 1: change the subjects here, but we have fifty some people unemployed,
Speaker 1: stock markets record high, fifty some million people unemployed. Certain
Speaker 1: industries like hospitality have absolutely been gutted like fish. Other
Speaker 1: industries are booming. I feel like the coronavirus response in
Speaker 1: this country has separated us way, way, way faster than
Speaker 1: we were already separating. Is that too extreme from a
Speaker 1: from a quote unquote class perspective, You mean, yes, from
Speaker 1: a class perspectives, in having a perspective from yes, from
Speaker 1: a from each other perspective. In general, I feel like
Speaker 1: it has just driven a bigger wedge on all accounts,
Speaker 1: on all fronts with Americans, you know, in industry. I
Speaker 1: was thinking about this the other day. So back in
Speaker 1: March when we all went on lockdown for the first time.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you had this happened to you, Jesse,
Speaker 1: but you know, I cover the gun control issue on
Speaker 1: a daily basis, and I had people who are on
Speaker 1: the other side of this issue reach out to me
Speaker 1: very privately, just as hey, just you know, I want
Speaker 1: to know I'm thinking about you. I hope your wife's
Speaker 1: doing okay. This really kind of bizarre phenomena that lasted
Speaker 1: for about three weeks and then it went back to normal.
Speaker 1: Right then it went back to everybody's at each other's
Speaker 1: throats again. It was this moment that we probably haven't
Speaker 1: had since nine to eleven, where we kind of all
Speaker 1: came together in a this is freaking weird moment. That
Speaker 1: was our moment of unity, right, this is just so weird.
Speaker 1: We've never gone through anything like this. Then once it
Speaker 1: became our quote unquote new normal, or we started to
Speaker 1: get used to it, then again those old impulses came back,
Speaker 1: and now we're back at each other's throats again. And
Speaker 1: I think you're right, probably worse than ever. I think,
Speaker 1: you know, the societal pressures that we're facing have been
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Speaker 1: But even if this were not an election year, I
Speaker 1: think you're right. I think these stresses that have been
Speaker 1: put on our society have caused some of these fractures
Speaker 1: to break. But I you know, listen, I don't believe
Speaker 1: it's time to shoot the horse, so to speak. I
Speaker 1: think we can still mend the leg I hope you're right.
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Speaker 1: a filmmaker and author of a subject I am passionate
Speaker 1: about and I want you to be too. The book
Speaker 1: is called They're Your Kids, An Inspirational Journey from Self
Speaker 1: doubt to homeschool Advocate. Sam, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I despise government schools. I just think they are absolutely
Speaker 1: destroy young minds these days. I think they're indoctrinating instead
Speaker 1: of educating. And I have really come around on homeschooling
Speaker 1: big time, big time over about the last decade or so.
Speaker 1: Apparently you have as well. Oh yeah, and it took me.
Speaker 1: It took me a little while to really get there.
Speaker 1: But I'm totally with you right now. And I will
Speaker 1: tell people that the rioting and the violence that we
Speaker 1: are seeing in our streets today that is so prevalent
Speaker 1: these days is a direct response, is a direct result
Speaker 1: of the way that our children are being educated in
Speaker 1: our government schools and the fact that they're being taught
Speaker 1: that they are accidents of nature and that survival of
Speaker 1: the fittest of the law of the land. What do
Speaker 1: you think looting is its survival of the fittest, Sam?
Speaker 1: The first question I get when I talk about homeschooling,
Speaker 1: and I talk about it a lot, I get parents
Speaker 1: who are scared. It's some young dad, some young mom
Speaker 1: sends me an email and says, I don't know algebra.
Speaker 1: I don't know like they feel. It's obviously it's a
Speaker 1: good thing. Parents are concerned about their children, but they
Speaker 1: feel like all the things they don't know, I mean,
Speaker 1: they can't educate their child. Was that what you were
Speaker 1: going through in the beginning. So I had a lot
Speaker 1: of self doubt. That's why the title of my book
Speaker 1: is Journey from Self Doubter, because that was me to
Speaker 1: a homeschool advocate, because once I figured it out, I
Speaker 1: want everybody to know what a phenomenal thing it is.
Speaker 1: And what I tell parents is the reason that you
Speaker 1: doubt your abilities to educate is because you've been taught
Speaker 1: you haven't been educated. You've been schooled in our government schools,
Speaker 1: and there's a difference, and so you've been taught that
Speaker 1: you can't so that they can keep your children. And
Speaker 1: the opposite is true, and in fact, you've proven it
Speaker 1: to yourself because you taught your child how to tie
Speaker 1: a shoe, You taught your child how to eat with
Speaker 1: a knife and fork, how to have proper manners. You
Speaker 1: taught your child up until the age of five or
Speaker 1: the age of six, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you're out of here because now it's the time for
Speaker 1: the school to take over. And it shouldn't be that way.
Speaker 1: It's wrong. But the reason that you think that you
Speaker 1: can't is because that's what you've been taught. Now, let
Speaker 1: me ask you something. What proves an education? What is
Speaker 1: the proof of an education? It is the ability to
Speaker 1: actually teach what you've learned. Because if you can't relate
Speaker 1: it to somebody and teach that person, then do you
Speaker 1: really know it? And so if you're telling me that
Speaker 1: you got through high school and you don't know enough
Speaker 1: to teach a third grader, then I'm telling you you've
Speaker 1: been schooled and you haven't been educated. Now, okay, so
Speaker 1: let's take a step back, because if you're saying that
Speaker 1: you haven't been educated, well, come on, we're having a
Speaker 1: reasonable conversation, so that can't possibly be true. So, you
Speaker 1: know the stuff that you know, you just don't know
Speaker 1: that you know how to teach it, but you do.
Speaker 1: And so for parents out there, look, the most reassuring
Speaker 1: thing is it's all in the textbook. But we weren't
Speaker 1: taught to read a textbook and take the lesson and
Speaker 1: then incorporate it. We weren't really taught that way. We
Speaker 1: were taught that you had to be taught by a
Speaker 1: teacher standing at a blackboard with a you know, chalk
Speaker 1: at a blackboard. And that's not the truth. That's just wrong.
Speaker 1: But Sam, if I start homeschooling my kids, they're just
Speaker 1: going to end up as a bunch of weirdo freaks
Speaker 1: who don't know how to interact with other human bees
Speaker 1: because they never talked to another child ever. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a really sad thing. No, that's not true. And colleges
Speaker 1: to these days are actually recruiting homeschooled children because they
Speaker 1: understand that the education paradigm in the household is a
Speaker 1: much stronger paradigm. Even your schools are telling us, you know,
Speaker 1: parents need to be involved, they have to be connected
Speaker 1: with the kids. They have to do the homework with
Speaker 1: the kids every day. And by the way, if you're
Speaker 1: doing homework with your child after school, you're homeschooling. You're
Speaker 1: just doing it on someone else's sort of turf and
Speaker 1: you're kind of pinch hitting and you're a substitute teacher,
Speaker 1: and that really puts you at a disadvantage with your
Speaker 1: relationship with your child. So yeah, it's it's it's silly
Speaker 1: to think now. It used to be when people homeschooled,
Speaker 1: it was because their children were really struggling in the
Speaker 1: system and so there was just nothing left for them.
Speaker 1: But these days people are choosing to homeschool. You've got
Speaker 1: a lot of so called normal kids out there being homeschooled.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's and you know the whole socialization, Well,
Speaker 1: what about socialization? Well, these days with COVID, forget about it.
Speaker 1: You're not socializing in school. That's no. No, you have
Speaker 1: to wear a mask and you have to be behind
Speaker 1: plexiglass and you can't look at the other point. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't even know. They're changing children to their desks
Speaker 1: these days. Um people. So people say, well, you know,
Speaker 1: how do you socialize your your homeschooler. You know, my son,
Speaker 1: my oldest who was you know, my guinea pig. He
Speaker 1: just passed a million one on TikTok. You got verified.
Speaker 1: He has no social problems whatsoever. You see, he could
Speaker 1: show he could teach us a thing or two. Actually, now,
Speaker 1: how was it? Hellok, let's let's stop with him for
Speaker 1: a second. Did he get tired of spending all day
Speaker 1: with mom? Is it harder on the kids? Did they
Speaker 1: enjoy being homeschooled? Did they hate being homeschooled? How did
Speaker 1: the kids respond to it? So the problem that we
Speaker 1: have is the way we think about education in this
Speaker 1: nation is wrong because we've been schooled and not educated.
Speaker 1: So homeschool really ought to be called home education because
Speaker 1: it's different than school as you know it. So, my
Speaker 1: kids don't spend the whole day with me. They never
Speaker 1: did unless except when they were like really little, and
Speaker 1: then it was you know, mommy and me time, like
Speaker 1: the whole day, right, But once they gain a little
Speaker 1: bit of independence, and as home educated children, they gained
Speaker 1: independence very early on. Then they're off doing their own
Speaker 1: things and they check in with me during the day
Speaker 1: and I'm doing my things. And so people who say, well, work,
Speaker 1: I work. You know, if you can work from home,
Speaker 1: or if you have a job where you only need
Speaker 1: to go to work one or two days a week
Speaker 1: or something like that, you can get this done yourself.
Speaker 1: And if that's a problem for you, then you can
Speaker 1: hire a tutor who comes into the house. I had
Speaker 1: a friend who did that, hired a tutor for each
Speaker 1: of his kids, and out of work school teacher gave
Speaker 1: them the curriculum because the problem that we're really facing
Speaker 1: is because we're not educating in our schools, we're actually
Speaker 1: schooling children. We're not teaching them the basics of civics,
Speaker 1: We're not teaching them the basics of how to We're
Speaker 1: not teaching them anything important. We're not teaching them how
Speaker 1: to balance a checkbook. We're not teaching them how to
Speaker 1: get along in society. I mean, it's crazy. And yet
Speaker 1: we have so many people sending their children into these
Speaker 1: public institutions and just sort of hoping and praying for
Speaker 1: the best outcome, and they have no idea what's going
Speaker 1: on in our schools. And don't get me started on
Speaker 1: the sex said stuff, because that stuff is off the
Speaker 1: hook crazy. That's some crazy stuff that they're doing to
Speaker 1: our kids in our schools. It is Sam all right.
Speaker 1: I have I'm sure a million parents watching this right now,
Speaker 1: and they're curious, what's step one? How do they begin?
Speaker 1: Do you do? You get online and a social studies textbook?
Speaker 1: What do you do if you want to at least
Speaker 1: start looking into this whole thing? Well, you could get
Speaker 1: online and go order my book at samsord dot com.
Speaker 1: That would be a good start. In my book, I
Speaker 1: convince you of why you need to keep your children
Speaker 1: out of the government schools, and I also give you
Speaker 1: the starting steps to how to start getting it done
Speaker 1: the way that I did it. Since I've written the book,
Speaker 1: I've even come farther. And what I want parents to
Speaker 1: understand is you don't have to replicate school at home.
Speaker 1: What you want to do is teach your children to
Speaker 1: be good citizens, to be good people, to be productive. Okay,
Speaker 1: And that looks like different things to everyone. That's it's
Speaker 1: a completely different paradigm for each of your children, even
Speaker 1: and so really just share your life with them. Yes,
Speaker 1: go and get the basics. Get them a math workbook,
Speaker 1: for instance, get them, get them some history books, get
Speaker 1: them some classic literature. Don't give them the smut that
Speaker 1: are giving kids in school today, the crap that they're
Speaker 1: having kids read today with common core. They've changed from
Speaker 1: giving kids fiction, which is you know, storytelling, and that's
Speaker 1: you know that can be very compelling. They're giving them
Speaker 1: technical manuals instead. I mean it's literally like they're taking
Speaker 1: education and they're trying to make the children reject learning.
Speaker 1: And I don't know when you when I graduated. When
Speaker 1: I graduated school, I felt like, gosh, if I never
Speaker 1: have to, you know, do another class again, I will
Speaker 1: die a happy woman. That kind of thing. I mean,
Speaker 1: it really sort of cured me of ever wanting to
Speaker 1: learn anything ever again in a sense. So really, what
Speaker 1: you want to do is inspire your children to learn
Speaker 1: to want to learn. That's really what you want to do.
Speaker 1: Sam Sorbo, thank you so much. Everybody. Go by her book.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you, ma'am oh, and go to my website.
Speaker 1: I've done a ton of videos to help people get started.
Speaker 1: First steps, you know what to do when you're on
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