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Speaker 1: Sexton Show. One more night with the Godfather Michael Pelka
Speaker 1: in for my friend Buck Sexton. What a night to
Speaker 1: be here, What a week to be on the radio.
Speaker 1: What a remarkable turn of events today in Congress. There's
Speaker 1: other stuff going on, but I think it's appropriate, it's
Speaker 1: incumbent upon me to get out of the blocks and
Speaker 1: say thank you, thank you, thank you to Susan Collins
Speaker 1: of Maine. Just an amazing speech. I I don't know
Speaker 1: if you sat through the whole thing. I'll try and
Speaker 1: give you some highlights. But tonight we are going to
Speaker 1: pay tribute. We're going to pay tribute to the women
Speaker 1: of the GOP, and we'll also give some props to
Speaker 1: Mitch McConnell. But it was the women of the GOP
Speaker 1: who made Judge Kavanaugh a almost well. I don't want
Speaker 1: to jinx in because Jeff Flake said, unless something big happens,
Speaker 1: I mean yes, but uh, it looks like Judge Kavanaugh
Speaker 1: will become Justice Kavanagh within the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: It really does. And uh, it's just exciting. You want
Speaker 1: to join in on the discussion tonight. You know the
Speaker 1: number eight four four nine hundred to eight to five,
Speaker 1: eight four four nine hundred. I'm so excited A four
Speaker 1: four nine hundred buck, which is to eight to five. Uh,
Speaker 1: we're well happy to talk about this, happy to get
Speaker 1: into some of the other stuff out there. The economy
Speaker 1: is just in a great ace. Unemployment the lowest that's
Speaker 1: been since nineteen sixty nine, three point seven percent. It's
Speaker 1: almost at the point where we're at full employment because
Speaker 1: there's a certain percentage of the population that can't work
Speaker 1: for whatever reasons, physical, mental, h just whatever. So we're
Speaker 1: almost a full full employment, minimal unemployment. Just a great thing.
Speaker 1: And with four weeks to go before the mid terms,
Speaker 1: this is something really good for President Trump. Let's hope
Speaker 1: people are paying attention, but I just can't. I'm a bolliant.
Speaker 1: If I were doing a Word of the day, maybe
Speaker 1: I'll pull a word of the day out today. I will.
Speaker 1: I'll get some of the some of the big hits
Speaker 1: from Susan Collins speech today did you watch it or
Speaker 1: did you listen to it? Because I was listening to it.
Speaker 1: I was not in front of a television this afternoon.
Speaker 1: I happened to have it in my ears, listening via
Speaker 1: um uh serious x M satellite radio thingy, you know,
Speaker 1: I was. I had it in my headset And as
Speaker 1: I'm listening, I'm thinking, she's laying out the case. She's
Speaker 1: taking apart every argument against Kavanaugh and doing it with
Speaker 1: logic and style. And then I went back just before
Speaker 1: the show and I sat down, I watched some of
Speaker 1: the clips, and then I watched it, and I realized
Speaker 1: the Republicans have gotten it right. The Republicans figured it out.
Speaker 1: They staged this moment beautifully. And I'm talking about casting
Speaker 1: and everything. If you watched it, you know what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. Because Susan Collins up there in the Senate
Speaker 1: delivering this speech gave us an absolute masterclass in how
Speaker 1: to bring your argument to the forefront and delivered it
Speaker 1: with style and as I said, with perfection. The construction
Speaker 1: of the sentence is something that should be taught in
Speaker 1: government classes and law classes, how to give a winning argument.
Speaker 1: It just was epic. But what made it even more
Speaker 1: important when you watched it on TV, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: we're going to hear the numbers are massive. There were
Speaker 1: two women prominently featured behind Susan Collins. Now so often
Speaker 1: we hear that the Republican Party is the party of
Speaker 1: a bunch of old white guys. Where you had three
Speaker 1: women featured. You couldn't see um Joni Ernst, she was
Speaker 1: off to the side, but she was up there too.
Speaker 1: But you had Susan Allan's front and center and a
Speaker 1: very professional look. I think she got a new haircut too.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she did. You know, it's all about image,
Speaker 1: it's all about optics. So Susan Collins up there, and
Speaker 1: on one side, Shelley Moore, Capito of West Virginia, Republican senator.
Speaker 1: To the other side, Cindy Hyde Smith, a senator from Mississippi,
Speaker 1: right behind her. So now you have this moment where
Speaker 1: we as conservatives have had the tar beaten out of
Speaker 1: us for the last three weeks, being accused of being
Speaker 1: just the worst people in the world, the party that
Speaker 1: does not understand women. And you have a woman delivering
Speaker 1: the knockout punch, a woman who's known to be pro choice.
Speaker 1: So now you have someone that other women, especially boy,
Speaker 1: that was terror that argument that Judge Kavanagh is going
Speaker 1: to uh destroy Roe v. Wade. You have approach always
Speaker 1: women standing in front of the world talking about how
Speaker 1: Kavanaugh can't do it. That in fact, that the people
Speaker 1: that the the Democrats were worried about tearing apart R v.
Speaker 1: Wade years ago, not only did they not do it,
Speaker 1: they wrote the argument against overturning Roe v. Wade. So
Speaker 1: you have brilliantly staged, brilliantly written, delivered for an audience
Speaker 1: that would then turn it into prime time response. So
Speaker 1: after all of the theater this week, after all the
Speaker 1: circus like atmosphere for the last eight days in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. You ended with an epic finish. So bravo
Speaker 1: to you, Gop, Bravo to you and to the what
Speaker 1: was a five hundred plus protesters arrested today? I think
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I think Spartacus got arrested today. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure I think that that would make sense for him,
Speaker 1: because that would be a good campaign commercial for presidents
Speaker 1: he hopes for for Corey Booker or should we call
Speaker 1: him sugar As I taught to you guys last night,
Speaker 1: I found the UH yearbooks from some of the angry
Speaker 1: Democrats on the Judiciary Committee started going through their senior
Speaker 1: yearbooks to say, gee, what was in your year book?
Speaker 1: Corey Booker had his nickname Sugar. And I don't know
Speaker 1: about you, but I lived in the New York New
Speaker 1: Jersey metro area where Corey Booker lived and went to
Speaker 1: school in those years in the late eighties, and Booker,
Speaker 1: we called UH cocaine was referred to as Sugar. So
Speaker 1: why were you Sugar? Senator? Is there something you need
Speaker 1: to tell us? And also the guy who said he
Speaker 1: had groped a young Himan at the age of fifteen
Speaker 1: in the article he wrote called a Stealing second or
Speaker 1: something like that. Booker also had his senior quote was
Speaker 1: let's go all the way. So Corey Booker has some
Speaker 1: splaining to do. But he maybe got arrested today, it's
Speaker 1: not really an arrest, as we saw with Amy Schumer yesterday.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like being scurried off to get your
Speaker 1: picture taken and then somebody pays fifty bucks. You get
Speaker 1: a ticket and you go home, or you go back
Speaker 1: to the protest. But there's so much to get to today,
Speaker 1: so much I'm just so happy about this, and we
Speaker 1: will dig into it, but I want to remember what
Speaker 1: sparked all of this, and it was Donald Trump nominating
Speaker 1: Mr Kavanaugh, Judge Kavanagh. And on the day when that happened,
Speaker 1: Chris Matthews, the Elder Statesman at MSNBC, you have to
Speaker 1: wonder how much longer he's going to continue in this role.
Speaker 1: Chris Matthews was on the air talking about revenge. And
Speaker 1: I tell you all of this, all of this anger
Speaker 1: towards anything Donald Trump does, towards any nominee. He brings
Speaker 1: forward all of this resistance and obstruction which started the
Speaker 1: day after Trump was elected. It's a dangerous thing for
Speaker 1: the Democrats. It's a when you go out and develop
Speaker 1: all of your missions in life based on revenge. They
Speaker 1: tell you to dig two graves because you're gonna be
Speaker 1: joining whoever you think you're gonna take down. Remember this
Speaker 1: from June this year, Chris Matthews on MSNBC following the
Speaker 1: announcement of the Supreme Court pick from President Trump. This
Speaker 1: is time for vengeance for what happened to years ago.
Speaker 1: And if they don't wreak the vengeance now with four
Speaker 1: and a half weeks four and a half months ago
Speaker 1: before the election, they will not look very strong to
Speaker 1: their base, and I think they'll be under attack. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that was a good plan, wasn't it. Wasn't it, Chris Matthews.
Speaker 1: If you don't, if you don't, go after vengeance, and
Speaker 1: he was talking about Merrick Garland, he was talking about
Speaker 1: Hillary's loss. I'll tell you talking about backfiring. Because the
Speaker 1: way the shrill arguments came out without facts, which was
Speaker 1: a hundred and eighty degrees from what Susan Collins delivered today.
Speaker 1: They sounded like a bunch of people, especially when you
Speaker 1: hear the chanting, the chanting, the NonStop shrill chanting. It
Speaker 1: just greats and greats and greats. Now, I'd like to
Speaker 1: say this is a a good sign from the mid terms,
Speaker 1: but a month in political terms is an eternity. It's
Speaker 1: an absolute eternity. So I have sort of a plan
Speaker 1: that I think the GOP should lay out in advance
Speaker 1: of the midterms that will keep the interest of those
Speaker 1: of us who are conservatives who want to try and
Speaker 1: save the House. Although it's a really tough, tough event
Speaker 1: to try and pull off to save the House. When
Speaker 1: the president of the other party. When you know what
Speaker 1: happens when you get the House and the Senate and
Speaker 1: the presidency in the very next election the midterms. History
Speaker 1: tells us it always balances out and the voters will
Speaker 1: give power back to the other party. So for the
Speaker 1: GOP to retain the House would be a little bit
Speaker 1: of a miracle. But I have a plan and I
Speaker 1: will share it with you. I also want to hear
Speaker 1: your thoughts on today, if you have any thoughts on today.
Speaker 1: It's Friday. Let's have some fun. And I have a
Speaker 1: really ridiculous question for you. I know the other day
Speaker 1: I asked a question about was what was the scariest
Speaker 1: movie of all time? And a lot of you came
Speaker 1: up with great answers. Well, today I reached maximum anger
Speaker 1: at the worst jingle ever? And I know you've heard jingles.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be a current jingle. It can
Speaker 1: be an old commercial jingle. What is the worst jingle ever?
Speaker 1: You know it's an earworm? It sticks in your ear.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you mine, and you want to call
Speaker 1: in with yours, and you can sing it or you
Speaker 1: can chant it, you can say however you want. But
Speaker 1: when I hear one eight seven seven Cars for kids.
Speaker 1: I want to stab my radio. One eight seven seven
Speaker 1: Cars for kids. And then they say donate your card today.
Speaker 1: They don't say donate your card today, they say donate
Speaker 1: your What the hell is donate? All right? That's my
Speaker 1: crazy thought for the day. If you have a a
Speaker 1: thought for this Friday, a celebratory thought as we get
Speaker 1: into a great weekend, hopefully, hopefully twenty four hours from now,
Speaker 1: we'll have a new justice. Give us a call eight
Speaker 1: four d Buck eight four four nine hundred to A
Speaker 1: to five. Mike O Pelka in for Buck Sexton on
Speaker 1: the Buck Sexton Show. Test studo, my friends, and welcome
Speaker 1: to Friday on the Buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelk and
Speaker 1: for Buck once more. He'll be back on Monday. But
Speaker 1: he has given me the keys to the Friday party room,
Speaker 1: and we are celebrating this Friday on a number of levels.
Speaker 1: Number one, we are celebrating what appears to be a
Speaker 1: victory for conservatism and for the rule of law. If
Speaker 1: you will with Susan Collins and her drum at an
Speaker 1: announcement this afternoon, almost an hour long speech, and uh,
Speaker 1: I have to tell you, my liberal friends, on Twitter
Speaker 1: and Facebook are losing their minds, and uh, I could
Speaker 1: go the schadenfreud of Root and be happy about it,
Speaker 1: but I want them to understand. I don't want to
Speaker 1: scream and holler at him. I want them to understand.
Speaker 1: If you take Susan Collins's statements and her arguments that
Speaker 1: were laid out today, there's no way you could have
Speaker 1: denied Kavanaugh his appointment. So I'm just saying that's that's
Speaker 1: kind of where I am tonight. And uh, if you
Speaker 1: missed it, what you might have been working. I know
Speaker 1: people have jobs to do. Uh. The address was remarkable
Speaker 1: and you could go so many different directions with it.
Speaker 1: I should give you a what what they say in
Speaker 1: the biz as the money shot, the big finish at
Speaker 1: the end of this here was the last minute of
Speaker 1: Susan Collins, Mr. President. We've heard a lot of charges
Speaker 1: and counter charges about Judge Kavanaugh, but as those who
Speaker 1: have known him best have attested, he has been an
Speaker 1: exemplary public servant, judge, teacher, coach, husband, and father. Despite
Speaker 1: the turbulent bitter fights surrounding his nomination, My bourvent hope
Speaker 1: is that Brett Kavanaugh will work to lessen the divisions
Speaker 1: in the Supreme Court, so that we have far few
Speaker 1: are five poor decisions, and so that public confidence in
Speaker 1: our judiciary and our highest court is restored. Mr President,
Speaker 1: I will vote to confirm Judge Cabinet. Thank you, Mr President.
Speaker 1: And then there was a massive round of applause, a
Speaker 1: very long round of applause in the Senate. It was
Speaker 1: a very emotional day, and I'm sure it was very
Speaker 1: emotional for people on the other side. And you know
Speaker 1: what's interesting, immediately following the announcement of Susan Collins, we
Speaker 1: had Joe Mansion running running to hand the press his
Speaker 1: statement that he is in fact going to also vote.
Speaker 1: It's almost too funny. And then you hear this morning.
Speaker 1: Mansion called the White House early in the morning and
Speaker 1: said that, well, if if Susan Collins, Ti'm going to
Speaker 1: vote for him too. So you know that's a good thing, right,
Speaker 1: Mr President. You won't come into any more rallies in
Speaker 1: West Virginia against me because he's trying to retain his
Speaker 1: seat in a state that Donald Trump won handily in TWI,
Speaker 1: a very very red state that if Joe Manchin did
Speaker 1: not support this nomination, he would probably have a tough time,
Speaker 1: so I'm sure there was some political horse trading there,
Speaker 1: kind of like the uh Nebraska, the corn Husker compromise
Speaker 1: that Barack Obama used to get Obamacare across the finish line.
Speaker 1: There's so much more to get to. I will give
Speaker 1: you a couple of other seminal moments from today. And
Speaker 1: also the protesters aren't done yet, the protesters who are
Speaker 1: funded by some pretty big people. Yeah, I'm gonna throw
Speaker 1: the Sorrows name out there because one of the women
Speaker 1: who yelled at Jeff Flake last week, a woman who
Speaker 1: got into the elevator and was screaming at Jeff Flake.
Speaker 1: Guess who she works for. Yeah, she works for a
Speaker 1: nonprofit social justice organization that has been funded to the
Speaker 1: tune of millions of dollars by one George Soros, and
Speaker 1: CNN gave her, i think, an uninterrupted five minutes of
Speaker 1: airtime today to spill her guts and sell her story.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, we have to take the mask off these
Speaker 1: people and point out that this is a well crafted
Speaker 1: attack on our way of life and our government. We'll
Speaker 1: get into it, but during the conversation, you know the
Speaker 1: number eight fo buck eight four four to five on
Speaker 1: the buck Sexton Show. He's holding the line for America.
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton is back, Well, Buckleby back officially on Monday.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelca the Godfather, sitting in for my friend buck
Speaker 1: Sexton and uh enjoying the heck out of this place,
Speaker 1: this audience. Happy Friday. You made it. Pat yourself on
Speaker 1: the back. Not only did you make it, but I
Speaker 1: think reason and logic and the system worked. And it
Speaker 1: didn't work really well because only one Democrat out of
Speaker 1: forty nine Democrats is voting to confirm Judge Kavanaugh to
Speaker 1: elevate him to Justice Kavanaugh, only one out of forty nine.
Speaker 1: That's not a good thing. That really is not a
Speaker 1: good thing. But there is good news. A new poll
Speaker 1: out of Fox that says the things that are most
Speaker 1: important to people in the midterms, the number one thing
Speaker 1: is the ECONO to me now, number two is healthcare.
Speaker 1: And if you paid attention today to Susan Collins or yesterday,
Speaker 1: if you've been listening to President Trump in his speeches
Speaker 1: at these campaign rallies, he has brought up specifically how
Speaker 1: he wants to make sure the pre existing conditions are protected.
Speaker 1: So with the number one issue being the economy, and
Speaker 1: the number two issue being healthcare. The President, well, he's
Speaker 1: already addressed the economy. With the economy. The economy is working.
Speaker 1: It's butt off right now. Three point seven percent unemployment
Speaker 1: the lowest since nineteen sixty nine, and companies are now
Speaker 1: actually working to lure people who left the employment world
Speaker 1: to come back to work. They're trying to come up
Speaker 1: with new ways to get some of the women who
Speaker 1: left to go have families to come back to work.
Speaker 1: There are trying to get people to fill jobs in
Speaker 1: the manufacturing sector to come back to work. There are
Speaker 1: thousands upon thousands of good jobs in both manufacturing and
Speaker 1: then the trades that are unfilled. All you have to
Speaker 1: do is listen to what micro talks about. If you
Speaker 1: don't follow mic Row on Twitter or Facebook or visit
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Speaker 1: If you would like to have a career that you're
Speaker 1: probably never gonna worry about being unemployed. There are literally
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of jobs that are good paying jobs.
Speaker 1: We're talking fifty to a hundred and fifty grand a year,
Speaker 1: and they are jobs you might need a little trade
Speaker 1: school for. But micro works will show you how you
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Speaker 1: that out. Didn't mean to get off track. Oh. Also
Speaker 1: the fifth number one in all the top issues of
Speaker 1: what voters are looking for in the midterms. The fifth
Speaker 1: thing guns because Democrats are going to try and make
Speaker 1: gun rights again a big deal and Donald Trump is uh.
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump is throwing a couple of bones
Speaker 1: towards the people who are kind of squishy on guns. Now.
Speaker 1: I'm a Second Amendment guy, I'm a lifetime n r
Speaker 1: A member, I'm a concealed carry weapons permit holder. I'm
Speaker 1: a believer in getting trained and being sure you know
Speaker 1: how to operate your firearms and keep them safe. But
Speaker 1: I also understand there are people who are hoplophobes. Another
Speaker 1: bonus word of the day today hop la phobia. You
Speaker 1: don't know what a hoplophobi is. Hopo phobus someone who
Speaker 1: when they hear the word gun, they immediately lose it.
Speaker 1: I have a little sister who he here's the word
Speaker 1: gun and instantly her blood pressure goes up. I could
Speaker 1: bite a pop tart into the shape of a gun,
Speaker 1: and my sister would have a problem. But the President
Speaker 1: has said he is going to sign something on bump stocks,
Speaker 1: and if you are a fan of bump stocks, then
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. But if if it's illegal to own an
Speaker 1: automatic weapon, a fully automatic weapon, I think bump stocks
Speaker 1: are skirting that law. And I think we could win
Speaker 1: points with some of those uh hoplophobes if we would
Speaker 1: say bump stocks aren't a good thing. It disagree with me,
Speaker 1: convince me. It's just one of those things that this
Speaker 1: gun owner, this n r A member is in lockstep
Speaker 1: with the president on it. So that's where I'm at.
Speaker 1: All Right, that's a couple of things that are going
Speaker 1: on today because we still have a lot to get
Speaker 1: to for the mid terms. And I will give you
Speaker 1: my plan for how I think the GOP can stay
Speaker 1: engaged and stay moving in the same direction towards the
Speaker 1: mid terms, Because if the mid terms were held uh
Speaker 1: tomorrow or next Tuesday, I think the GOP would have
Speaker 1: a good chance of maintaining control of the House and
Speaker 1: of picking up a cedar two in the Senate. So
Speaker 1: there is a chance that if the mid terms were
Speaker 1: held under the current conditions, with the current kind of
Speaker 1: attitude that we have, that we won't see Speaker Pelosi.
Speaker 1: And that's the ad I would keep making, is an
Speaker 1: ad with Nancy Pelosi with the speaker's gavel, talking about
Speaker 1: taking away your your tax cuts, talking about putting back
Speaker 1: some of the regulations that Donald Trump has managed to
Speaker 1: get rolled back. So I think there's some uh, some
Speaker 1: possibilities there for us, But it's just not Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: that's going to maybe save the House. I think what
Speaker 1: we need to do, and this is the Senate needing
Speaker 1: to stand up. I think the Senate needs to step forward,
Speaker 1: especially the Judiciary Committee, and find out who leaked the
Speaker 1: letter from Professor Ford, who leaked the letter, who was
Speaker 1: behind Well we know who was behind the Docks sing
Speaker 1: of the three senators, but I think we need to
Speaker 1: find out what was in the envelope that Sheila Jackson
Speaker 1: Lee handed to one of Christine Blasi Ford's attorneys. Just
Speaker 1: happened to happen on the same day that the Docks
Speaker 1: thing happened, So I I think we need to see
Speaker 1: the Senate stand up and push forward with some of
Speaker 1: the things that grass Lely has been talking about, investigating
Speaker 1: the people who perpetrated this fraud for the past three
Speaker 1: weeks that almost cost us a Supreme Court nominee and
Speaker 1: also did considerably damage the reputation of a good man
Speaker 1: and Judge Kavanaugh. So I hope we can change that.
Speaker 1: I hope we can. All Right, now, I got a
Speaker 1: couple of things I have to point out to you.
Speaker 1: We uh, we railed against the Democrats in the last
Speaker 1: week or two, saying that they're hypocrites for what they
Speaker 1: were doing to people. And um, there's something that came
Speaker 1: out from the Washington Free Beacon today that shows the
Speaker 1: Democrats just really being disingenuous, and especially as it relates
Speaker 1: to the FBI. So I want to play a couple
Speaker 1: of clip montages, and these are Democrats talking about the FBI.
Speaker 1: Remember before last week, when Jeff Flake got whispered to
Speaker 1: by Chris Coons. Before last week, all we kept hearing
Speaker 1: from Democrats was we need the FBI to investigate, We
Speaker 1: need the FBI. The FBI has got to get involved
Speaker 1: in this. You you need the FBI. This, uh, this
Speaker 1: is what they were saying. That's chanting. I'm sorry, this
Speaker 1: is it. Here we go. The FBI is not biased,
Speaker 1: the FBI is professional. We let the FBI, let the professionals,
Speaker 1: ambassidating agency of consummate skill and integrity, who have no
Speaker 1: parson interests in this. It will follow the fact let
Speaker 1: them talk to the various witnesses. I think we have
Speaker 1: an extraordinary amount of talent in that agency who are
Speaker 1: really well equipped to do this kind of investigation. So
Speaker 1: that was the Democrats a couple of weeks ago, demanding
Speaker 1: the FBI get involved and look into Judge Kavanaugh. And
Speaker 1: then we got the report that uh was delivered after
Speaker 1: the FBI looked into Kavanaugh, and then suddenly the tune changed.
Speaker 1: This is what it sounded like coming out of the
Speaker 1: mouths of the same people, the same Democrats. Have you
Speaker 1: had a chance to go through this FBI report on
Speaker 1: Judge Cavanaugh. Yes, yes I have, And so what's your reaction.
Speaker 1: It's a complete cover up. It's a complete sham. The
Speaker 1: investigation was a sham. It smacks of a white wall
Speaker 1: even a cover up. This investigation is a scam. What
Speaker 1: a disappointment. They have not done the in depth, full
Speaker 1: sume review that we had hoped. It's a sham and
Speaker 1: it's a con job. I'm actually shocked. I'm actually shocked.
Speaker 1: I don't think people should be micromanaging the FBI investigation.
Speaker 1: It's seven days. That's bad enough. I wanted to use
Speaker 1: the word for us. It looks to be a product
Speaker 1: of an incomplete investigation that was limited, perhaps by the
Speaker 1: White House. I don't know. We had many fears that
Speaker 1: this was a very limited process. The ostars have been realized, Yes,
Speaker 1: of course they have. How did it go from the
Speaker 1: most honored institution and government to a sham investigation in
Speaker 1: just a matter of days? How did it go that way?
Speaker 1: It went that way because the Democrats did not get
Speaker 1: what they wanted, plain and simple. Michael Pelcas sitting in
Speaker 1: for Buck Sexton. You want to join the conversation. You
Speaker 1: want to join the celebration on this Friday where it
Speaker 1: looks like we will get Judge Gavnag across the finish line.
Speaker 1: Just around the corner, we're gonna talk to a friend
Speaker 1: of mine, Matt Slap from the American Conservative Union, and uh,
Speaker 1: we'll talk more about this. Plus, you can weigh in
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Speaker 1: Get on it. Okay, we're celebrating Friday, and Lee in Quincy,
Speaker 1: mass is celebrating or I think it's pronounced Quincy though,
Speaker 1: isn't it Lee? Yeah, if you live in Massachusetts, it
Speaker 1: sounds like a Z at the end Quincy, But it's Quincy.
Speaker 1: But I'm real proud to be in a wing with
Speaker 1: it tonight because Maine used to be put of Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: But that was one of the greatest orations I've heard,
Speaker 1: and I'm just real happy. That's all I can say.
Speaker 1: Did you watch the whole thing? Yeah? I watched it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Did you hear me talking about how I didn't see
Speaker 1: it first? I listened to it on the radio, and
Speaker 1: then I watched it later. I was more impressed after
Speaker 1: it when I watched it, because I realized this GOP
Speaker 1: is finally starting to get his presentation act together. You know,
Speaker 1: the two women in the background, the whole setup was
Speaker 1: just perfect. Well, you saw like an old Yankee Republican.
Speaker 1: That's what way you even know In the past, you know,
Speaker 1: she she's been, you know, confusing, but I mean today
Speaker 1: I gotta give her credit. I mean, God bless her.
Speaker 1: Just beautiful. Yeah. I think she laid out a primate
Speaker 1: facial case and why this guy deserves to be where
Speaker 1: he's going to be hopefully after tomorrow, and why all
Speaker 1: of the hooting and hollering while it should not be
Speaker 1: listened to as a legitimate criminal charges. But she also
Speaker 1: brought up I thought a really respectful case for the victim,
Speaker 1: the alleged victim here, not a victim of Judge Kavanaugh,
Speaker 1: but of somebody. I was so impressedly, and I'm not
Speaker 1: usually as Susan Collins fans, So that's a good. Now,
Speaker 1: did you have a bad jingle to share with us?
Speaker 1: Of course I do. I get the wh jingle used
Speaker 1: to be the Spaghettios commercial. Which one you gotta go
Speaker 1: way back for that. That's the neat round spaghetti you
Speaker 1: can eat with a spoon. Oh spaghettios. Oh I remember,
Speaker 1: just oh, spaghettios. But now you're reminded of the neat
Speaker 1: round spaghetti you can eat with a spoon, Oh Spaghettios.
Speaker 1: Now you're in Quincy, mass and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: good Italian food in Massachusetts. Did your family ever allow
Speaker 1: you to have spaghettios? I know you can't. No, we
Speaker 1: were not allowed to have spaghetti in a can. My
Speaker 1: mother's like, you're not eating spaghetti out of a can.
Speaker 1: That's a good Onely, I'm putting that down. Spaghettious jangle.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Happy weekend. Thanks for checking in. John and
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania also wants to give Susan Collins a pat on
Speaker 1: the back test Studo, John, Hi, how you doing good? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I wanted to I wanted to say that. I think
Speaker 1: one of the reasons why the speech were so appealing
Speaker 1: to a lot of people is because speaking the truth
Speaker 1: to power. I think that's one of the reasons why
Speaker 1: Trump is so popular with people, because we're so used
Speaker 1: to all these politicians just you know, saying one thing,
Speaker 1: doing something else, you know, never following up. All sounds
Speaker 1: good come up to election. But when somebody actually speaks
Speaker 1: from their heart and speaks, you know, common sense truth
Speaker 1: to power. Before Trump, that was a pretty rare thing,
Speaker 1: and I think she tapped into that vein by you know,
Speaker 1: pointing out some of the inconsistencies and these things, and
Speaker 1: people look at the television and they're just like, you know, like,
Speaker 1: why are you Why would somebody say that? Why would
Speaker 1: you go back to a party you know ten times
Speaker 1: where you know people are being drugged. Rage is stupid
Speaker 1: stuff that anybody with an ounce of common sense just
Speaker 1: have to say, you know, this is And the one
Speaker 1: thing I can say is the media has been so
Speaker 1: complicit in this, and I hope these people never get
Speaker 1: any power. I hope everybody goes out and votes. Don't
Speaker 1: just vote out these people, vote out the media. It'll
Speaker 1: a lit'tle drive them crazy. All right, it's a great
Speaker 1: it's a great point. Any jingle you want to share
Speaker 1: with us, A bad jingle that haunts you, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when you just said that, that the other guy I
Speaker 1: was thinking and one that popped into my head, which
Speaker 1: could have been that good of stuff? I guess I
Speaker 1: don't think it's around anymore. If you think it's buttered
Speaker 1: but it's not, it's von Oh my god. If you
Speaker 1: think it's buttered but it's not long term memory somewhere,
Speaker 1: I think, Oh, that's a good, bad one. Thank you.
Speaker 1: That's an earworm that's in my head now. To have
Speaker 1: a great weekend, sir, I appreciate you. Michael Palka in
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Speaker 1: about today. Maybe we'll talk Jingles next on the Buck
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Speaker 1: and welcome to the buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelka sitting
Speaker 1: in for Buck tonight on this historic Friday evening where
Speaker 1: we are talking about the breaking news this afternoon, following
Speaker 1: Susan Collins of Maine, Senator Collins letting us know she
Speaker 1: is going to vote to confirm Judge Kavanaugh in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court nomination process, and following that, Joe Manchin, the
Speaker 1: Democrat from the very red state of West Virginia, announced
Speaker 1: that he too would be voting for Judge Kavanaugh, which
Speaker 1: essentially makes it a lock. Now that Judge Kavanaugh will
Speaker 1: get an upgrade, a new business card that reads Justice Kavanaugh,
Speaker 1: and I for one of very happy about it. We
Speaker 1: talked in the first hour of the show about the
Speaker 1: speech that Susan Collins gave today. It was epic, no
Speaker 1: other words you can put on epic. It was a
Speaker 1: remarkable argument for the judge, and I would be surprised
Speaker 1: in the UH in the aftermath of this speech, where
Speaker 1: more people have the opportunity, more people in the Senate
Speaker 1: I'm looking at Democrats, more people in the Senate would
Speaker 1: have the opportu tune to read that speech, maybe to
Speaker 1: watch it again and think, you know what, she's right,
Speaker 1: She's absolutely right. And then you look at the picture.
Speaker 1: I know I harped on it earlier. You look at
Speaker 1: the picture that the GOP presented with Susan Collins flanked
Speaker 1: by two other female senators, and you realize, Okay, the
Speaker 1: GOP is getting his act together, as Shelley more Capito
Speaker 1: and uh show Hide Smith, both female Republican senators, were
Speaker 1: flanking flanking Susan Collins, and you didn't get to see
Speaker 1: because the cameras were pretty tight. But Jonie Ernst was
Speaker 1: up there too. So while the GOP often gets a
Speaker 1: lot of heat for being the party of old white guys,
Speaker 1: you are you have a lot younger push I think
Speaker 1: coming from the GOP these days. I'm I'm hopeful that
Speaker 1: there can be more strength and youth in the Republican
Speaker 1: Party going board, and Collins is more often than not
Speaker 1: an independent spirit in the GOP. So today was a
Speaker 1: surprise for me. I I kind of a week ago,
Speaker 1: I thought fifty fifty, we're fifty fifty on on flake.
Speaker 1: Uh or And because of Chris Coons, a senator in
Speaker 1: my state here in Delaware, that Greg Gutt felt very
Speaker 1: cleverly referred to, Uh, Chris coon says the flake whisperer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was worried that this added investigation, these seven days
Speaker 1: of additional investigation by the FBI, would have been enough
Speaker 1: to get the Democrats to say, well, we have to
Speaker 1: investigate every charge that came up. We have to look
Speaker 1: at every single charge that has come forward. So um,
Speaker 1: I'm very relieved that we are where we are, and
Speaker 1: I'm very relieved that it looks like do process still
Speaker 1: has a role in our country even if this was
Speaker 1: not a trial. I think Kavanaugh deserved the same fair
Speaker 1: treatment he would have expected if he were charged with
Speaker 1: a crime, which he basically was. He was charged with
Speaker 1: several crimes, the sexual molestation and gang rape and worse.
Speaker 1: And Uh, I'm real happy because I get to celebrate
Speaker 1: this day with a guy I I just enjoy him
Speaker 1: because his spirit invade Sepack every year. His name is
Speaker 1: Matt Slap. He is the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
Speaker 1: You know him, and he always says his wife is
Speaker 1: more famous than he is. But I would argue that
Speaker 1: I think they're equally famous. Match Slap. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton Show, Sir Mike. What a night to be
Speaker 1: with you. You know, it's a it's a little bit
Speaker 1: of history. I have to tell you. I am grinning
Speaker 1: ear to ear tonight. What a speech today from Susan Collins.
Speaker 1: She did a great job. She had a great job. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm sitting here with my wonderful wife, Mercy, and at
Speaker 1: the end of a long couple of weeks. And I
Speaker 1: don't think it's illegal on on the radio to tell
Speaker 1: folks that we opened up a bottle of wine. And
Speaker 1: I was telling her, I feel yep, you're sorry, cold Pier,
Speaker 1: and I just feel like we've all been through the ringer.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what it feels like for the Kavanaughs,
Speaker 1: but we've all been through the ring. It has been
Speaker 1: very emotional and but very important that we win this battle.
Speaker 1: It's it's vital that we go forward, not just for
Speaker 1: the party, not just for the president, not just for
Speaker 1: the judge and his family, but for what Collins laid
Speaker 1: out is the rule of law, and in America's legal system,
Speaker 1: I think would have taken one in the gut had
Speaker 1: we not gone forward. And I know we're not done yet.
Speaker 1: I know we're we're not across the finish line for
Speaker 1: about another twenty hours. But it's pretty much a fate
Speaker 1: to compleat, is not, Matt, It really is. And um,
Speaker 1: you know, the only thing is we've had every curveball
Speaker 1: thrown at us in this process. I do think that um,
Speaker 1: America has to figure out a way to deal with
Speaker 1: our divisions. And I think, of course I'm a partisan
Speaker 1: on the conservative side, as our you might, but the
Speaker 1: I think that the left has become so radicalized. There's
Speaker 1: so hatefilled and they would justify almost any action to
Speaker 1: get the ends that they want. But I think the same, uh,
Speaker 1: peace loving kind of like the Democrats that you're that
Speaker 1: we're our grandparents for many of us, who you know,
Speaker 1: I have origins in the Democratic Party in my family.
Speaker 1: I think those folks need to find a way to
Speaker 1: recapture their party because it's quite ugly when I see
Speaker 1: the scenes of the Senate hallways over the last couple
Speaker 1: of days. I think it's awfully ugly, and maybe that
Speaker 1: shouldn't Maybe those people don't properly characterize where the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party is. But I'm I'm fearful that actually is exactly
Speaker 1: where the Democratic Party is. And if that's the case,
Speaker 1: I every battle we face going forward is going to
Speaker 1: get worse until the American people decide that they just
Speaker 1: want none of that. Well, here's one of the things
Speaker 1: that I brought up, Matt, and I have a question.
Speaker 1: I have a personal question. I want to get to
Speaker 1: you before you guys get to the next beer or
Speaker 1: the next can of wine or whatever you're celebrating with.
Speaker 1: But I am nervous that this victory happened too quickly,
Speaker 1: too soon, because we've got four weeks before the midterms,
Speaker 1: and that's an eternity in political life. Can we keep
Speaker 1: this engagement in the Conservatives in the GOP to possibly
Speaker 1: save the House? Is there enough energy to drive us
Speaker 1: forward for four more weeks? Yeah? I mean really, if
Speaker 1: you think about it, we you know, the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: should be so separate from politics that shouldn't have implications
Speaker 1: on the election. But because of what the Democrats did.
Speaker 1: It is the number one issue in the election, and
Speaker 1: I understand your concerned learned about keeping the enthusiasm going,
Speaker 1: but we have to think about this. If we as
Speaker 1: a party and we're unable to make this happen, and
Speaker 1: now that the filibuster is dead, it just it just
Speaker 1: took Republican votes. If we were unable to do this
Speaker 1: as a party, then I would be worried because I
Speaker 1: talked to too many people around the country. I've traveled
Speaker 1: to a lot of states, um, and too many people
Speaker 1: around the country told me the same thing that if
Speaker 1: the Republican Party can't simply keep this promise, the most
Speaker 1: important of its promises, then they just don't want to
Speaker 1: be a Republican anymore. And I kind of shared that
Speaker 1: as well. I kind of felt like, this is a
Speaker 1: moment where if my party just can't stand for something,
Speaker 1: then I'm not sure I want to be a part
Speaker 1: of it. So now we have the opposite of that.
Speaker 1: We have people who feel proud of their party. They're
Speaker 1: proud of Mitch McConnell, they're proud of Lindsay Graham, they're
Speaker 1: proud of Susan Collins. Um. I saw Linda Graham and
Speaker 1: Fox Nusia. They give him a big hu hug. And
Speaker 1: I've been a real critic of Lindsey Graham. But like
Speaker 1: a lot of these people who hated Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: were never Trumpers and have come around because they see
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is actually keeping his promises, I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: the same for these Republicans kept their promises, they kept
Speaker 1: their promise to support a constitutionalist uh Supreme Court justice. Uh,
Speaker 1: then we all applaud them for it. I think actually
Speaker 1: our movement, this coalition, it's a coalition of Republicans and
Speaker 1: Trump supporters and conservatives. Most of that coalition or conservatives.
Speaker 1: I think that there's a great promise now, more promised
Speaker 1: than I felt in a very long time. We're talking
Speaker 1: to match Slap. I call him a friend that you
Speaker 1: probably know him as the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
Speaker 1: If you've been the seat back, you recognize him. He's
Speaker 1: also all over TV, even brave enough to go on MSNBC.
Speaker 1: Matt Uh. If you would have told me three months
Speaker 1: ago that I would be doing exactly what you're doing
Speaker 1: praising Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Susan Collins, I would
Speaker 1: have said you're drunk, match lap go home. But that's
Speaker 1: that's exactly what's happened. This is this is a little
Speaker 1: bit of a miracle. Well, let's talk about Mitch mccollins
Speaker 1: just for a minute here. I mean, it was Mitch
Speaker 1: McConnell who deserves the credit for keeping all those centators
Speaker 1: together when we had the majority in the Senate and
Speaker 1: when Mark Garland was picked for the Supreme Court opening,
Speaker 1: that was Mitch McConnell's doing it. He kept those senators together,
Speaker 1: He kept all of them together, and that's why we're
Speaker 1: where we are. He deserves great credit for that. And
Speaker 1: he and now he deserves great credit for the fact
Speaker 1: that he has you know, not done yet. Tomorrow will
Speaker 1: be the second Trump nominee that gets shepherd shepherded through
Speaker 1: the Senate and under increasingly difficult circumstances. And I'm going
Speaker 1: to make a prediction. I think we're gonna have another
Speaker 1: one next year. And and if you thought this one
Speaker 1: was rough, just way till you get the next one,
Speaker 1: because the next one could be replacing a liberal and uh.
Speaker 1: And I think the stakes, I think the charges will
Speaker 1: be even more outlandish, and so will the tactics. Well,
Speaker 1: I hope we have some lesson as you called for
Speaker 1: us to look for some kind of unifying moment, and
Speaker 1: Susan Collins did as well. I've been telling everybody go
Speaker 1: pick up Zell Miller's autobiography and read what Democrats used
Speaker 1: to be like, you know, read about a guy who
Speaker 1: was a blue dog Democrat from the South, who had
Speaker 1: reasonable approaches to uh, changing minds in different opinions. And
Speaker 1: I think that's kind of the mold that the Democrats
Speaker 1: have lost complete touch with. So I'm pushing that in
Speaker 1: the time remaining. That just quick question, you have what
Speaker 1: five daughters? You and Mercy have five young young daughters.
Speaker 1: We do, We have five daughters. That's exactly right. How
Speaker 1: has this last three weeks been at the dinner tables
Speaker 1: in the Schlap House. That's a really great question because
Speaker 1: I've had a lot of pretty serious conversations between two
Speaker 1: older girls. One is a sophomore in high school. Um
Speaker 1: goes to a high school that's kind of a sister's goal,
Speaker 1: to Georgetown Prep, and they all feel so maligned by
Speaker 1: the h by the treatment of these Catholic institutions. I
Speaker 1: think there's a real unacceptable uh, talk about Catholics and
Speaker 1: their institutions which were disgusted about. And I've talked to
Speaker 1: my eighth grader and I've talked to him how they
Speaker 1: have to be careful at there with social media and
Speaker 1: drinking and of course boys and you know, all these
Speaker 1: little lessons of life which are really important to know.
Speaker 1: But I also, uh, you know, and what happens at
Speaker 1: our dinner table a lot is because they see their
Speaker 1: parents on TV, which they think is really kind of
Speaker 1: like no big deal, but you know, you gotta fight.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you what Brett Kavanaugh taught me this
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks. And I wouldn't have thought Brett
Speaker 1: was this type of person as well as I know him.
Speaker 1: He's pretty, he's pretty mild mannered. You know, he's low key.
Speaker 1: But you know what he did when they went to
Speaker 1: went to character assassination. He fought back. He fought back hard.
Speaker 1: And when we talk about around the dinner table, we
Speaker 1: talked about that because they see their parents being criticized
Speaker 1: and uh, and we tell them that we're proud of
Speaker 1: what we do and they don't have to agree with
Speaker 1: us politically. When they grow up, they have to agree
Speaker 1: with us now. By the way, Mike, he's just mandatory
Speaker 1: allowed to have whatever beliefs they want. But we talked
Speaker 1: about the need in a democracy to stand up for
Speaker 1: yourself and to speak your mind. And I think for
Speaker 1: especially young women, that's a really important lesson. Well, it's
Speaker 1: important that they know they have that arrow in their quiver,
Speaker 1: and also that it's not the first arrow you pull
Speaker 1: out every time, you know. And I think Kavanaugh showed
Speaker 1: us that he waited until he had to go there
Speaker 1: and then he fought back. I thought that was a
Speaker 1: very powerful time, and I thought today I'll did it
Speaker 1: with Susan Collins. Match slap. I can't thank you for
Speaker 1: taking time out of what should be a celebratory dinner
Speaker 1: night for you and your wife. And I appreciate you
Speaker 1: for being a friend not only of mine, but of
Speaker 1: this show and of the conservatism everywhere. Thanks Mike, you're
Speaker 1: a good man. I have to say this, God bless America.
Speaker 1: I think we have a great future before us. From
Speaker 1: your lips. God keep us going the right way. Thank you, Matt.
Speaker 1: We'll see you soon. There he goes match lap. If
Speaker 1: you've never been to see Pack, which happens every year
Speaker 1: in the spring. It's even in a non presidential election year.
Speaker 1: It is worth the trip if you're anywhere near d C.
Speaker 1: And if you have a young person who's looking at
Speaker 1: politics and interested in politics, especially from a conservative point
Speaker 1: of view, it's really important that you get them involved
Speaker 1: because there's training and good information there as well. All Right,
Speaker 1: I'm rambling on. When we get back, let's talk more
Speaker 1: about today. I'll give you more of Susan Collins. We'll
Speaker 1: look into Chicago and what happened. I'm worried about my
Speaker 1: old hometown and if you have a thought, eight four
Speaker 1: buck eight four four two eight to five. Michael Pelka
Speaker 1: in for Buck Sexton. It is the Buck Sexton Show
Speaker 1: on a Friday, and we are celebrating what appears to
Speaker 1: be the confirmation impending confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh. We're also
Speaker 1: looking for the worst jingles, and a buddy of mind, Willie,
Speaker 1: sent me a link to this one. This is one
Speaker 1: of the worst jingles. I apologize if this goes in
Speaker 1: your head and stays there. Yeah, the meal mix commercial
Speaker 1: one of the worst jingles ever. But you know what,
Speaker 1: we all remember it. We've all gone Miamiamiamiamiya. Yes, I
Speaker 1: know I'm sorry. Uh, we're also talking about Kavanaugh. We're
Speaker 1: talking about anything else you want to talk about. It's
Speaker 1: a Friday, and Dr Rick in Maryland is checking in
Speaker 1: Dr Rick of what kind of doctor and what part
Speaker 1: of Maryland? I'm a clinical nerves psychologist in the People's
Speaker 1: Republic of Montgomery County, Maryland. Oh my goodness, you are
Speaker 1: one of the very few conservative shrinks with the n
Speaker 1: r A card. So wow. Well, I I understand. I'm
Speaker 1: a state north of you. I'm in Maryland, and I'm
Speaker 1: in the Delaware and uh, I'm surrounded as if you're
Speaker 1: in northern Delaware. It's as blue as could be. And
Speaker 1: I'm surrounded by socialist, communists and anarchists. There are some
Speaker 1: nice people, they just don't understand the world. They don't understand.
Speaker 1: I've been blessed to be on a pretty prestige on
Speaker 1: the faculty of prestigious medical school that I won't mention um.
Speaker 1: They don't know what to do with me, and I'm
Speaker 1: the token, you know, conservatorian um. And for me, what
Speaker 1: is absolutely mind numbing is how very very bright people
Speaker 1: can be, you know, literally so brainwashed by mainstream media
Speaker 1: that they you know, even though there are no facts
Speaker 1: supporting Dr Ford and lots of questions that remain unanswered
Speaker 1: regarding motivations and even just the veracity of some of
Speaker 1: the things she said. And they will ignore all these
Speaker 1: things and think the worst of Judge Kavanaugh, you know,
Speaker 1: despite when the factor pointed out to the well, I
Speaker 1: go back to everything that Chris Matthews said the day
Speaker 1: he was nominated. It's only ten seconds long, but this
Speaker 1: was Chris Matthews June. This year's time for vengeance for
Speaker 1: what happened two years ago. And if they don't read
Speaker 1: the vengeance now with four and a half weeks, four
Speaker 1: and a half months ago before the elections, they will
Speaker 1: not look very strong to the base, and I think
Speaker 1: they'll be under a tick. So it was all about vengeance,
Speaker 1: it was, and you know about revenge. So I I
Speaker 1: just I'm stunned by it. But yeah, we all we
Speaker 1: all have liberal friends and we have to kind of
Speaker 1: be quiet around him. I've been sending kitten videos to
Speaker 1: people in the last two days because I knew we
Speaker 1: were going to make it across the finish line. All right, doctor,
Speaker 1: you have a jingle. I got thirty seconds left. You
Speaker 1: have a jingle? That tortures you every day. I'm not
Speaker 1: a fan of the Dr Pepper. I'm a pepper. She's
Speaker 1: a Pepper's would you like to be a pepper too?
Speaker 1: I just it's it's that would just play over and
Speaker 1: over in my head. Okay, I'm putting that on the list.
Speaker 1: That goes right with spaghettios. And if you think it's butter,
Speaker 1: but it's not, it's your fun. I'm a pepper, you're
Speaker 1: a pepper. Yeah, that was a horrible one. Thank you, doctor.
Speaker 1: I'll see you somewhere in the region. You never know where.
Speaker 1: I'll turn up in Baltimore. It's Michael Pelca in for
Speaker 1: my buddy Buck Sexton, joined the Converse station eight four
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Speaker 1: He's back with you now because when it comes to
Speaker 1: the fight for truth, the fuck never stops. Well, the
Speaker 1: buck did stop today. Test you to my friends Michael
Speaker 1: Pelka and for Buck Sexton. Coming to you live from
Speaker 1: the constitutionally protected free speech bunker in the woods of Delaware. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm right here in the middle of the blue part
Speaker 1: of our state trying to make sure free speech, freedom, libertarianism,
Speaker 1: and capitalism are going to thrive, not just survive, thrive.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the day. We're talking about Susan Collins,
Speaker 1: a speech that Lindsey Graham even said, Wow, Lindsey Graham,
Speaker 1: I we talked if you were here half an hour ago,
Speaker 1: we were talking with the match slap of the American
Speaker 1: Conservative Union. You know Matt he's the white haired guy
Speaker 1: you see on Fox and even on MSNBC. Uh. And
Speaker 1: we're talking about the fact that months ago, if you
Speaker 1: would have said Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins and Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: would be the three stars of the GOP, we'd all
Speaker 1: go get out of here, go home. You're drunk. But
Speaker 1: there we are, and we're talking to you guys about today.
Speaker 1: And we're also talking about horrible jingles because I'm trying
Speaker 1: to get some of the horrible jingles out of my head.
Speaker 1: And we've been reminded of some of the old ones,
Speaker 1: like oh, spaghettios and if you think it's buttered, but
Speaker 1: it's not. It's schiff on. George in Pennsylvania is checking in,
Speaker 1: George test Studo, my friend, Hi, Michael, great great team
Speaker 1: fitting here. Oh thank you? You know, Buck and I
Speaker 1: go way way way back to the early days of
Speaker 1: the Blaze and now that we're both uh no longer
Speaker 1: at the Blaze, but this show is still on the
Speaker 1: Blaze Radio. It's kind of cool, you know, it's kind
Speaker 1: of cool for us to all be together again. So
Speaker 1: I'm real thankful for the opportunity. What's in your mind tonight?
Speaker 1: I hate the way we let the Democrats set the
Speaker 1: tone of this this they've tried to turn it into, Oh,
Speaker 1: his ideas are radical? Are not radical? They're wrong. He's
Speaker 1: got bad ideas. He's got that he's you have to
Speaker 1: worry about, how you know, he's upbringing and all that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. He's an originalist. An originalist follows the lawn.
Speaker 1: He interprets the law the way it was written, which
Speaker 1: was the whole idea of having the law in the
Speaker 1: first place. When you have judges undoing that and rewriting
Speaker 1: the law, what you end up with as you end
Speaker 1: up with a committee a dictatorship. It's a dictatorship by committee,
Speaker 1: but it's still a dictatorship. They are making a new laws,
Speaker 1: they're making new rights, they're reinterpreting the language in a
Speaker 1: in a totally totally devoid of We're originally started, and
Speaker 1: we've got a week. They're gonna be hammered on this.
Speaker 1: We've got a week to turn this around on and
Speaker 1: try to explain what an original list it does as
Speaker 1: a judge, and the fact that it's exactly what the
Speaker 1: Constitution designed was designed for. Well, Georgia correct. And part
Speaker 1: of this starts not just with what we talked about
Speaker 1: between ourselves, but Dana Perino, who I just think is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest people ever in media, Dana, and
Speaker 1: she's fair too. Dana tweeted out today that we just
Speaker 1: don't understand our history, and I contend that because we
Speaker 1: don't teach it. We don't teach American history, we don't
Speaker 1: teach the Constitution. We just finished what was it three
Speaker 1: weeks ago was Constitution Week, and I guarantee you the
Speaker 1: tools took the money to hand out the pocket constitutions,
Speaker 1: but nobody had a real discussion of the Constitution. No,
Speaker 1: And I'm lax myself. So that's why I carry one
Speaker 1: all the time. And I think that if you get
Speaker 1: judges on the Supreme Court who will follow this operating
Speaker 1: manual that's been handed to him and not rewrite the
Speaker 1: laws or reinterpret the laws. I think we're gonna be
Speaker 1: in a better place. And I also think this, this
Speaker 1: whole success of today is only part of what Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and Mitch McConnell have been able to do with
Speaker 1: the appointment of more judges that are getting confirmed at
Speaker 1: a record rate. And I think what's happened. They're not
Speaker 1: just mad at Kavanaugh. I think the Democrats woke up
Speaker 1: in the middle of this confirmation went, do you have
Speaker 1: any idea how many judges Donald Trump is getting appointed?
Speaker 1: We are are screwed for decades. And that's actually I
Speaker 1: think part of the anger. So and the judicial. The
Speaker 1: judicial was always designed to be the weakest of the
Speaker 1: three branches. It was just designed as a referee on
Speaker 1: the court. Well I'm thinking basketball court right there, but there,
Speaker 1: they were designed to be the referee. Here's what it says.
Speaker 1: If you have a disagreement about what it says, we
Speaker 1: will reread it for you and tell you what the
Speaker 1: laws say. They weren't. They weren't there to change uh
Speaker 1: penalties into taxes. They weren't there to design new rights.
Speaker 1: If if we need the judges to do that, what
Speaker 1: we need Congress for Well, I've begun, I've asked that
Speaker 1: question many times. You know, I've asked the question after
Speaker 1: some of the last Congress is what do we need
Speaker 1: you guys for? You've created a bigger mess. It's a
Speaker 1: great point, great points all around. George, did you have
Speaker 1: a jingle that bothers you and gets in your ear
Speaker 1: and roots around? Well? Maybe PLoP PLoP this this, but
Speaker 1: but you know what, I'm an alka selfer fan, so
Speaker 1: scoofy is that jingle is? Oh? What a relief it is?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thanks George. Have a great rest of your
Speaker 1: day and your weekend. Let's check in with Delaware, Floyd
Speaker 1: and Delaware test due to my friend and uh, what
Speaker 1: part of the small wonder are you calling from? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm in Camden, Camden, Delaware. Okay, Well, hello, neighbor, how
Speaker 1: are you doing? Good? Good? Good? Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1: I don't have a jingle. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'll
Speaker 1: think of something later. I'm sure all the reason I'm
Speaker 1: calling is because I keep hearing all these the Democrats,
Speaker 1: centers everyone. When you're asked lighter opposing Cabinal, they all
Speaker 1: say the same thing. It's this credible testimony of professor
Speaker 1: for and and I'm waiting for someone to confront these
Speaker 1: guys and just say, hey, all right, explain that. Tell
Speaker 1: me what's credible? What's so credible about her testimony? That
Speaker 1: that it's where cabinalls is incredible because and no one
Speaker 1: is saying they all just keep repeating it like they
Speaker 1: all heard it on CNN or whatever, and everyone's using
Speaker 1: that same thing her credible testimony is why and and
Speaker 1: no one I haven't heard anyone that drive. I even
Speaker 1: had heard Trump even like he had to say it.
Speaker 1: He had to say at least once that her testimony
Speaker 1: was credible or whatever. But no one's asking them and
Speaker 1: making them explain what is credible about their touchment. They're
Speaker 1: just letting them say that, and they're getting away with it.
Speaker 1: The other thing I want to talk about is the
Speaker 1: A c l U. I heard the president um what's
Speaker 1: her name herman the other day talking saying that the
Speaker 1: same thing. You know, her credible testimony is why they
Speaker 1: want to oppose Capitol and what she wants. What they
Speaker 1: want is for a woman to be believed only by
Speaker 1: their accusation, by her testimony. She don't she don't think
Speaker 1: they should have to have evidence. You don't think they
Speaker 1: should have to have any corroboration to their allegation, but
Speaker 1: that their testimony alone, their credible testimony alone, should be
Speaker 1: enough for a woman to be believed. And that's what
Speaker 1: the a c l you want. And and so that's it.
Speaker 1: That's the two parts. One, no one's confronting him on
Speaker 1: what's credible and what's not credible about his and then
Speaker 1: the a c l U and we're in her head
Speaker 1: and wanting this whole thing. You just got to be accused.
Speaker 1: And that's enough. I'm sorry. There's one more thing. The
Speaker 1: third thing is this whole this whole thing about not
Speaker 1: believing capital because he had a uh an outburst or whatever,
Speaker 1: and that makes him automatically lying, automatically guilty. Well, Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton was calm, cool and collective during the whole time
Speaker 1: when he was lying about all the accusations that he
Speaker 1: was found out, uh he was lying. So if that's
Speaker 1: the idea, if that's what we're going by, how you know,
Speaker 1: whether you get mad or then then Bill Clinton wouldn't
Speaker 1: been guilty if that's how, If that's what we're going by, Well,
Speaker 1: when Clinton finally did get mad and when he said
Speaker 1: you listen to me, I did not have sexual relations
Speaker 1: with that woman, Miss Lewinsky. He got mad. So if
Speaker 1: we're gonna play that game, here's here's where I call
Speaker 1: him out, Floyd. Here's where I throw the Bravo Sierra
Speaker 1: flag on him. If you look at at the testimony
Speaker 1: that Judge Kavanaugh gave, and it was emotional and powerful,
Speaker 1: I don't think he yelled, he raised his voice. I
Speaker 1: think he did get a little curt He explained it
Speaker 1: in the op ed in Today's Wall Street Journal. We
Speaker 1: read it last night on the air, but a week earlier,
Speaker 1: when he was with Martha McCallum on Fox, he was
Speaker 1: accused of being robotic. He was accused of being dull
Speaker 1: and boring and giving robotic answers. Eight days later, when
Speaker 1: he gets emotional, he's accused of being too emotional. So
Speaker 1: you can't have it both ways. Either he's too robotic
Speaker 1: or it's too emotional, but you can't accuse him of both.
Speaker 1: And that is that's where I throw the Bravo Sierra
Speaker 1: flag on the Democrats so many times. But I really
Speaker 1: do thank God for Susan Collins today because she made
Speaker 1: an incredible case and supported the victim or the accuser.
Speaker 1: We don't know. She was a victim of something, but
Speaker 1: not Joch Cavanaugh. She supported her, and she supported more importantly,
Speaker 1: the system which has been under attack are very governmental system.
Speaker 1: This really I hope to god they teach this speech
Speaker 1: in schools. I know the Limbusine liberals and the Mercedes
Speaker 1: maoist who run college campuses are going to fight against it.
Speaker 1: But that speech today was nothing short of epic and
Speaker 1: maybe one of the best ones ever. That was just
Speaker 1: a massive moment. Thank you, Floyd. I'll see you somewhere
Speaker 1: down on the beach one day. We're heading down tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So I have a great weekend, sir. I think I
Speaker 1: have time for one more call. Let's check in with
Speaker 1: b in Pennsylvania. Be welcome to the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: How are you? Yes? Thank you? Well? Uh. These people
Speaker 1: do not understand what we read in the Constitution, and
Speaker 1: it was written in all English. They do not understand
Speaker 1: what they're reading. They do not understand American history. They
Speaker 1: are functional illiterates. Most of them in our our government
Speaker 1: are read. For instance, the article of the Constitution. It
Speaker 1: says here it deals with the abolition of slavery. It
Speaker 1: says you're in section one neither slavery nor involuntary servitude.
Speaker 1: What do you make that out to be? For instant
Speaker 1: when you see the word neither nor nor they are
Speaker 1: speaking about two different groups. Well, I think they speaking
Speaker 1: about slaves. What's the next group they're speaking about. Well,
Speaker 1: involuntary servitude is sort of like having a surf having
Speaker 1: someone who is your servant, which is uh, but they're
Speaker 1: not doing it voluntarily. But yeah, you're absolutely right that
Speaker 1: section one. And who are they? They are the people
Speaker 1: called indentured servants, right, were shipped from England to the colonies,
Speaker 1: then the colony they were colonizing the colonies to be
Speaker 1: slaved for seven years. The only thing between them and
Speaker 1: the black slaves were that there's their term of slavery
Speaker 1: was for seven years. I love the fact that you
Speaker 1: have read this and you brought up the thirteenth Amendment here,
Speaker 1: which is so often quoted by so many of our
Speaker 1: friends who are worried about the repeat sling of the
Speaker 1: thirteenth Amendment. It's not gonna happen. First of all, be
Speaker 1: where did you come from? I came from a British colomy.
Speaker 1: I was born in British It's something years old. Okay,
Speaker 1: what were you from British colony in the Islands. Yes, well,
Speaker 1: I have to say platinum. Respect well got there by
Speaker 1: being sent in shackers from England to do involuntary servitude
Speaker 1: in the British West Indy. Well, you certainly understand this
Speaker 1: country better than a lot of the kids who are
Speaker 1: allegedly studying it in school. I thank you for joining
Speaker 1: the conversation tonight. Be God bless you and I have
Speaker 1: a great weekend. My friend test Studo, there she goes,
Speaker 1: I'm so inspired by this audience every single time. Stepping
Speaker 1: aside for a quick break. When we get back, more
Speaker 1: of your calls. If you want to talk about the day,
Speaker 1: if you want to talk about bad jingles, if you
Speaker 1: want to talk about what's going down in Chicago or
Speaker 1: anything else. We talked China last night, learned some great stuff.
Speaker 1: The numbers eight four eight four four to eight to
Speaker 1: five The Buck Sexton Show. Michael fellcan for Buck Sexton
Speaker 1: on this fabulous Friday evening where we are celebrating the eventual.
Speaker 1: But it looks like it is a fatal complete uh
Speaker 1: passing of Judge Kavanaugh into the confirmation process for being
Speaker 1: a Supreme Court justice. Just scanned during the break, scan
Speaker 1: over to Fox News and they have a camera on
Speaker 1: the Senate floor where Senator Murkowski is explaining why she's
Speaker 1: voting no, and nobody's there. I know I'm not supposed
Speaker 1: to laugh at this, but I'm having a shaden freud
Speaker 1: a moment. Senator Lisa Murkowski explaining why she's a null
Speaker 1: and not going to vote for Judge Kavanagh. It's over, Johnny,
Speaker 1: it's over. And behind her are empty chairs. When it
Speaker 1: was still an important issue, you saw people everywhere. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, every senator was in their desk today,
Speaker 1: which was a really special thing. That's how you knew
Speaker 1: some major history was going down. But I also think
Speaker 1: there needs to be considerable worry that potential violence could
Speaker 1: be happening. Someone named Kat Calvin who goes by Cat
Speaker 1: Calvin l A on the Twitter. She is the founder
Speaker 1: of Spread the Vote US and uh something called so
Speaker 1: a Becky dot com and she says she got a
Speaker 1: fast company one hundred most creative in business and Instagram
Speaker 1: and medium. She says bravery is contagious, but she's also
Speaker 1: putting out on Twitter. Never let Collins have a moment
Speaker 1: of peace in public again. So now we're advocating for
Speaker 1: making people's lives miserable. She's not the only one. There's
Speaker 1: more of this going on out there, and I worry
Speaker 1: for the safety and security of our elected officials. Let's
Speaker 1: check in real quickly with Terry in Florida. Terry, you
Speaker 1: wanted to share an irritating jingle and a scary movie?
Speaker 1: You want to get in last night or Monday's poll too? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I missed the movie thing last night. The scariest movie
Speaker 1: considering what's going on in the world today was The
Speaker 1: Passion of the Christ. Well, you can't You can't ever
Speaker 1: argue with the power of that movie. Is such a
Speaker 1: powerful film. The the the Trials of Jesus closely compares
Speaker 1: to the trials of the Supreme Court Justice. Well, they're
Speaker 1: they're both powerful moments. And I'm almost out of time.
Speaker 1: We got about twenty seconds left. What's your jingle that
Speaker 1: tortures you don't beat me? No Bologney? Was that Oscar
Speaker 1: Meyer That wasn't a national when it was a local
Speaker 1: one in Flint, Michigan. Okay, I didn't know that one,
Speaker 1: but thank you for sharing. Michael Pelkin for Buck Sexton,
Speaker 1: Here comes the sorrows for machine. Join us. Next hour,
Speaker 1: we got more Buck Sextons decoding the news and disseminating
Speaker 1: information with actionable intelligence. Make no mistake, American, You're a
Speaker 1: great American again. This is the Buck Sexton Show, Sexton,
Speaker 1: Tess Student, my friends, Michael Pelica, the Godfather sitting in
Speaker 1: for my friend Buck Sexton tonight. Buck all be back Monday.
Speaker 1: And he gave me the keys. The keys did the Kingdom.
Speaker 1: So I've been here playing tonight. I was here last night.
Speaker 1: I appreciate this audience so much more than you will
Speaker 1: ever know. Thank you for playing along on Facebook and
Speaker 1: Twitter at stunt Brain on Twitter, the old Twitter hand
Speaker 1: will never dies. And here on the radio. Thank you
Speaker 1: for participating. It is a day of history, a day
Speaker 1: that will go down in history and one where the
Speaker 1: GOP will get credit for the actions of a brave
Speaker 1: and brilliant woman in Senator Susan Collins. You want to
Speaker 1: join the conversation tonight in this last hour eight four
Speaker 1: four Buck eight four four nine zero zero two eight
Speaker 1: to five, we're talking about everything, everything, and uh, it's
Speaker 1: no surprise that the people on the far left have
Speaker 1: gone on the attack on Senator Susan Collins, and you know,
Speaker 1: people are writing things like if I if I die
Speaker 1: from getting the illegal abortion dropped my body office Senator
Speaker 1: Susan Collins's house. If those people would actually listen to
Speaker 1: Susan Collins speech, if they'd actually done their homework and
Speaker 1: read up on who Susan Collins is. The woman who
Speaker 1: saved Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, the woman who gave one of
Speaker 1: the most elegant and well crafted speeches political speeches I
Speaker 1: have ever heard. She's pro choice. She pointed out that
Speaker 1: previous Republican Supreme Court nominees who were freaking out the left.
Speaker 1: Previous nominees were said to have been, oh, they're just
Speaker 1: waiting to overturn Ruvie Wade. Well, in some cases, those
Speaker 1: justices actually wrote the defense of row in the arguments
Speaker 1: after those cases were brought up. Susan Collins not exactly
Speaker 1: somebody who's out there trying to push a pro life agenda.
Speaker 1: So the left is freaking out, and I'm worried it's
Speaker 1: only gonna get worse. You're talking about dumping your dead
Speaker 1: body on Susan Collins's house, or at her house or
Speaker 1: front door. I just I have to think that these
Speaker 1: people are not people but people. And in watching some
Speaker 1: of the protests last week, I was in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: I was in the Senate Office building watching the protests,
Speaker 1: record recording it, transmitting some of it if you saw
Speaker 1: it on Facebook or Twitter, and I was reminded of
Speaker 1: the Occupy Wall Street crowd. And I remember in two
Speaker 1: thousand and twelve, in the earliest days of the Blaze,
Speaker 1: when both Buck and I were the only two people
Speaker 1: at the Blaze who were allowed to go and get
Speaker 1: deep into Occupy Wall Street at Zukati Park. I was
Speaker 1: spending evenings at Zukkati and Buck was embedded with some
Speaker 1: of the black masked anarchists that were running around the city,
Speaker 1: and we were trading information on this. These people would
Speaker 1: communicate in manners and that I've never seen before. They
Speaker 1: would do what they call call and repeat, And part
Speaker 1: of it is because they weren't allowed to have an
Speaker 1: electric or electronic uh amplification of what they were trying
Speaker 1: to get across, so they would have to chat out
Speaker 1: what they were wanting people to do. And today, as
Speaker 1: we watched some of the protesters losing their minds and
Speaker 1: running around the Senate we had flashbacks to Occupy Wall Street.
Speaker 1: Let me give you an example what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: In thirty minutes, meet me to the left. Meeting to
Speaker 1: the left. If you would like to go to an
Speaker 1: office you would like to go to spend time with
Speaker 1: your senator, Go to that office, go to Does that
Speaker 1: sound like people capable of independent thought? And I know
Speaker 1: what you're thinking, Oh, that was an isolated case. No,
Speaker 1: just a few minutes later, in the basement where the
Speaker 1: protesters had finally figured out the senators on coming through
Speaker 1: the main lobby, they're going in the basement. They were
Speaker 1: gathering there too. Let's go watch the vote at the offices,
Speaker 1: and you wish to communicate. It just becomes like a
Speaker 1: strange church of protesters, a really strange church of protesters.
Speaker 1: And I think these lost boys and mostly lost girls
Speaker 1: don't understand the full issue. They're not looking at facts,
Speaker 1: They're only looking at emotions, and it really is frustrating.
Speaker 1: And then moments after that was captured, Susan Collins was
Speaker 1: going in for the vote on cloture and she walked
Speaker 1: into the the same hallway where the robots were, where
Speaker 1: these folks were, and she was accosted by both protesters
Speaker 1: and reporters, many women here. How do you think Kavanaugh
Speaker 1: will make us feald your final decision? How you will
Speaker 1: vote on Brett Kavanaugh? I will be I will be
Speaker 1: voting yes on proceeding to the final confirmation vote, and
Speaker 1: I will announce my intentions on how to vote later today.
Speaker 1: That was Susan Collins earlier today, before she delivered that
Speaker 1: epic address tonight. It was just a magical day. And
Speaker 1: again I I go back to the discussion we had
Speaker 1: an hour ago on this very radio show. If you
Speaker 1: would have told me earlier this year, four months ago
Speaker 1: that Lindsey Graham, Mitch Mcconollins, Susan Collins would be the
Speaker 1: three heroes the salvation of Donald Trump's presidency in his
Speaker 1: Supreme Court justice, I would have said, you're out of
Speaker 1: your mind. You need to put down the pipe. But no,
Speaker 1: that's exactly how this worked out. Susan Collins gave such
Speaker 1: a brilliant and measured address today. I have to give
Speaker 1: you a little bit of a snippet of what she
Speaker 1: said talking about the process, because she really gave a
Speaker 1: history lesson. She gave a lesson in law and logic
Speaker 1: and decency. Our Supreme Court confirmation process has been instead
Speaker 1: decline for more than thirty years. One can only hope
Speaker 1: that the Kavanagh nomination is where the process has finally
Speaker 1: hit rock bottom. Against this backdrop, it is up to
Speaker 1: each individual senator to decide what the Constitution's advice and
Speaker 1: consent duty means. I thought that was brilliant. And you know,
Speaker 1: we're talking to Matt Schlap earlier, and Matt said that
Speaker 1: he thinks next year there may be another retirement on
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, and with that retirement, it's more than
Speaker 1: likely going to be a liberal justice, which means then
Speaker 1: the court, with a pick from Donald Trump, would swing
Speaker 1: from a five four conservative to liberal advantage to a
Speaker 1: six three and that is going to be too much
Speaker 1: for liberals to handle. That that change in the ratio
Speaker 1: would absolutely make everybody on the left go nuts, and
Speaker 1: they would be uh, be armorgeddon for them, be legal
Speaker 1: armorgeddon for them. So the biggest thing I think Susan
Speaker 1: Collins did today in her argument that she made her
Speaker 1: case was to talk about something that the left would
Speaker 1: not let us get through, and that was the presumption
Speaker 1: of innocence that if you were charged with something, you're
Speaker 1: accused of doing something. In this country, if we don't
Speaker 1: hang onto the presumption of innocence, then it is all
Speaker 1: over for America as a as a civil society. The
Speaker 1: presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent
Speaker 1: function when any accusation departs from a nominees otherwise exemplary record.
Speaker 1: I worried that departing from this presumption could lead to
Speaker 1: a lack of public faith in the judiciary and would
Speaker 1: be hugely damaging to the confirmation process moving forward. Some
Speaker 1: of the allegations levied against Judge Kavanaugh illustrate why the
Speaker 1: presumption of innocence is so important. I am thinking in particular,
Speaker 1: not at the allegations raised by Professor Ford, but of
Speaker 1: the allegation that when he was a teenager, Judge Kavanagh
Speaker 1: drugged multiple girls and used their weakened state to facilitate
Speaker 1: gang rate. You know what's most amazing here? Is it?
Speaker 1: When you think about it, the apoplectic behavior of Democrats
Speaker 1: ultimately helped confirm Judge Kavanaugh, and most importantly, the absolute
Speaker 1: insane charges brought by Michael Avanatti, the guy that brought
Speaker 1: us Stormy Daniels, or maybe she brought him to us.
Speaker 1: But Michael Avanati, who tried to make this all about
Speaker 1: himself and his delusional dreams of being a presidential candidate.
Speaker 1: Avanati bring forward these insane charges that were debunked within
Speaker 1: twenty four hours but still repeated by the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: Avanati may have driven Susan Collins to make this choice.
Speaker 1: She talked about this, this wild allegation, this outlamdish allegation,
Speaker 1: was put forth without any credible supporting evidence and simply
Speaker 1: parodied public statement. Yeah, and she's talking about the media.
Speaker 1: She didn't go after the media too much. She could have.
Speaker 1: Susan Collins could have taken the media apart. But what
Speaker 1: she did was make a well reasoned, well crafted, and
Speaker 1: a cogent argument for Judge Kavanaugh by saying that what
Speaker 1: was brought up about him was totally totally without any
Speaker 1: credible evidence and certainly not even a preponderance of the evidence.
Speaker 1: What a brilliant day. If you kind of thought about
Speaker 1: about Susan Collins, you gotta thought about Kavno you have
Speaker 1: thought about anything. It's Friday, It's freestyle Friday. The phone
Speaker 1: lines are open. Eight four four d buck eight four
Speaker 1: four buck which is to eight to five. I'm also
Speaker 1: trying to figure out what's the worst jingle ever, the
Speaker 1: most annoying jingle. My personal favorite for the winner of
Speaker 1: the most annoying. You hear it everywhere, it's the one
Speaker 1: with the kids. You know it eight seven kids. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's everywhere. I know. It's even in Spanish. I'm still
Speaker 1: trying to find the Spanish version of it. But we've
Speaker 1: had votes for spaghettios. We've had votes for alka Salzer.
Speaker 1: Even though when winter comes along, if I get a
Speaker 1: little stuffy nose, PLoP plot fish fish, Yes, what a
Speaker 1: relief it is. But the damn jingle is in my head.
Speaker 1: So if you have a jingle that you it's an
Speaker 1: earworm and you want to share it, let's force it
Speaker 1: on everybody else. You can share it at eight buck
Speaker 1: eight four four n eight to five. Michael Pelca in
Speaker 1: for Buck Sexton, Michael pelk and for Buck Sexton. On
Speaker 1: this Friday Nights, a Friday night, we are celebrating because
Speaker 1: we did get good news out of the Senate today
Speaker 1: where it looks like we're on our way to confirming
Speaker 1: a constitutionalist to take over a seat on the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: As Susan Collins delivered her her performance of a lifetime
Speaker 1: today with that speech and her explanation behind her vote. Now,
Speaker 1: for those of you that don't know, Susan Collins was
Speaker 1: basically being extorted by the left. Not just the people
Speaker 1: in the hallways yelling shame, shame, shame, Not just the
Speaker 1: people chasing around her assistance and her staffers, not the
Speaker 1: phone calls threatening her, but Susan Collins was told by
Speaker 1: a group that if she did not vote against Kavanaugh,
Speaker 1: if she were to vote to support him, they were
Speaker 1: going to give two million dollars to the person who
Speaker 1: was going to be running against her. And in the
Speaker 1: state of Maine, in a political market like Maine, which
Speaker 1: is not a gigantic marketplace in terms of TV market,
Speaker 1: you can buy pretty much the whole market for two
Speaker 1: million bucks. In that marketplace, they could own TV and radio,
Speaker 1: and so Susan Collins would be shut out. And Susan
Speaker 1: Collins said weeks ago that she would not be bought.
Speaker 1: But just recently this case came forward and people said
Speaker 1: we're gonna, We're gonna put so much money up against you,
Speaker 1: it's gonna crush you like a bug. And she didn't cave.
Speaker 1: Just a remarkable turn of events. So good for you,
Speaker 1: Susan Collins. Uh. I have to step off of the
Speaker 1: political story for just a minute and share a crazy
Speaker 1: bit of news. I love weird news. I'm fascinated by
Speaker 1: crooks that are stupid, and I'm fascinating by people that
Speaker 1: that file ridiculously ridiculous lawsuits in my opinion, and this
Speaker 1: one comes out of New York via Disney World. Mark
Speaker 1: Reuben is fifty seven years old. He was visiting Disney
Speaker 1: World and he had plans to propose to his girlfriend
Speaker 1: in front of Cinderella's Castle, but according to Ruben, things
Speaker 1: went awry when he got into a physical altercation with
Speaker 1: a park employee who asked him to move because this
Speaker 1: was on the parade route. If you've been to Disney,
Speaker 1: you know that every night they have this gigantic parade
Speaker 1: and it's really something to see. Well, Disney cast member,
Speaker 1: that means somebody works in the park. Nicole Goodsman Ortiz
Speaker 1: made the request, and the gentleman now suing Disney reportedly
Speaker 1: screamed at her, grabbed her shirt, and threatened to punch
Speaker 1: her in the face. That's according to an arrest report see,
Speaker 1: he ended up getting arrested, and he's now suing Walt
Speaker 1: Disney Parks and Resorts for more than fifteen thousand over
Speaker 1: the incident, which happened in He claims he was falsely
Speaker 1: accused of battery and wrongfully arrested. According to the lawsuit,
Speaker 1: he claims he was willing to accommodate the request to move,
Speaker 1: but was asked uh for a brief delay so the
Speaker 1: rest of his group where were all miners could return
Speaker 1: from a concession stand they had gone to. Now, I
Speaker 1: thought he went there to propose, So why is he
Speaker 1: there with a bunch of miners. And if if you're
Speaker 1: in front of cindere Ellis Castle and you just have
Speaker 1: to move a little bit, chances out of the kids
Speaker 1: are gonna find you. Now he uh, he doesn't realize.
Speaker 1: This is one of the things you learn. If you've
Speaker 1: worked in the broadcasting business as long as I have,
Speaker 1: you know that Disney brings media outlet down there all
Speaker 1: the time. And what you learn real quickly is Disney
Speaker 1: has cameras everywhere. It's like a casino. Anywhere you go,
Speaker 1: anywhere you step, Disney is watching you. They've got eyes
Speaker 1: on every corner. Of the park. So if this guy's
Speaker 1: suit goes forward, chances our Disney is gonna pull up
Speaker 1: a digital video that shows him being a jackwagon. I'm
Speaker 1: sure Judge Study would throw this out. Uh. The weird
Speaker 1: part of the story is I wanted to know if,
Speaker 1: if he got the proposal out, did he manage, at
Speaker 1: fifty seven years old, to propose to whoever he was
Speaker 1: hoping to marry outside of Cinderella's castle. There's no no
Speaker 1: reporting on this. Come on people if you want to
Speaker 1: see the stories on Fox News dot com. I really
Speaker 1: thought that would have been a little more interesting story there.
Speaker 1: Now I do have to tell you I am very
Speaker 1: concerned about the senators Jeff Lake, I'm concerned about Susan Collins.
Speaker 1: I'm concerned about Lindsey Graham. I'm concerned about anyone who
Speaker 1: came forward in this process. And why am I concerned, Well,
Speaker 1: the threats are out there. I'll share with you some
Speaker 1: of the threats against these senators. And it's not just doxing,
Speaker 1: it's actual serious threats. We'll do that next on the
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton Show. He's holding the line for America. Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton his back. Well, Michael Bell came for buck Sexton tonight,
Speaker 1: Bucklebee back Monday turned over the keys to the freedom Hunt,
Speaker 1: and I am coming to you live from my own
Speaker 1: little freedom hut, the constitutionally protective free speech bunker in
Speaker 1: the very liberal state of Delaware, well at least the
Speaker 1: part where I live. If you go to southern Delaware,
Speaker 1: it's very red. But they call it l s D
Speaker 1: Lower Slower Delaware, and it's really Trump country there. There's
Speaker 1: still Trump signs up there. We're talking about the news tonight,
Speaker 1: talking about Susan Collins. We're talking about the good news
Speaker 1: about Kavanaugh apparently moving forward, and there are other news
Speaker 1: stories we're getting to as well. Uh. And I'm asking
Speaker 1: people in the remaining time, what is the most annoying jingle?
Speaker 1: And I had a buddy, uh, one of my regulars
Speaker 1: from the old Piro Pelka days, sent me a link
Speaker 1: to this one. Is this the most annoying jingle ever?
Speaker 1: Is this? Is this the one that that you would
Speaker 1: say is the most announced? It's jammed up? It was
Speaker 1: the subway five dollar foot long five dollar foot long.
Speaker 1: That's the one that my buddy says the most annoying. Uh.
Speaker 1: And we also had votes for this one. Yes, MIAW Miyaw,
Speaker 1: MIAW miyaw, the Mia MIAW mixed commercial. There's so many
Speaker 1: out there, but I'm just curious what is yours. I
Speaker 1: know John in the control room hates this one today,
Speaker 1: that that carpet commercial, and uh, it's been around forever.
Speaker 1: That's an old Chicago company. But if you have a
Speaker 1: least favorite jingle that haunts you, you can share. They
Speaker 1: have to be effective if they haunt you, right, if
Speaker 1: you still remember it all these years later, it must
Speaker 1: be working. And I have great respect for jingle writers.
Speaker 1: One of the greatest jingle writers ever, Barry Manilow. He's
Speaker 1: the guy that wrote a McDonald's jingle. He wrote, Uh,
Speaker 1: the state farm wherever you're driving in your car, just
Speaker 1: like a good neighbor's day farm is there? I know,
Speaker 1: don't sing, Mike, but if you have a jingle up,
Speaker 1: share it. Yes, please clap eight four four eight to
Speaker 1: five eight four hundred buck Happy to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Other news stories going on. We were just talking about
Speaker 1: New York because I know that this show usually based
Speaker 1: in New York. Uh. There was a a fight between
Speaker 1: breakdancers in Times Square and somebody actually got slashed in
Speaker 1: the neck today a fight between street performers in Times Square.
Speaker 1: It's always good to visit Times Square, but be aware
Speaker 1: of what the heck is going on. Two break dancers
Speaker 1: got into some sort of argument I guess over who
Speaker 1: could spin on their head on a refrigerator box better.
Speaker 1: So just John, when you guys are leaving the student
Speaker 1: you tonight avoid Times Square, please you and Brandon not
Speaker 1: go there now. Before the break I said that we had, uh,
Speaker 1: we had concerns over the safety of Lindsey Graham, over
Speaker 1: the safety of Susan Collins, over the safety of Jeff Flake.
Speaker 1: And why do I say this, Well, the groups that
Speaker 1: have been gathering in d C and are very upset
Speaker 1: about Judge Kavanaugh have the potential to get violent. I
Speaker 1: know they're just shouting now, but I believe there is
Speaker 1: a potential for these people to get violent. For example,
Speaker 1: a person on Twitter named any Shields, who works at
Speaker 1: the Nation a proud member of She says the New
Speaker 1: York Guild in the Uptown Bronx d s A, which
Speaker 1: you know what that means? Democratic Socialists of America. This
Speaker 1: lady posted today, I am follow I am starting a
Speaker 1: national Democratic Socialist working group to follow Jeff Flake around
Speaker 1: to every restaurant, cafe, store, et cetera. He goes to
Speaker 1: for the rest of his life and yell at him. Now,
Speaker 1: on the surface surface, that seems like, well, what's the
Speaker 1: big deal? You can't stand somebody yelling at you? And
Speaker 1: I said, okay, this is not good. How does Twitter
Speaker 1: allow this? But they are centering James Wood. James Woods
Speaker 1: has been kicked off of Twitter unless he agrees to
Speaker 1: take down a humorous meme that he posted. I reported
Speaker 1: this to Twitter. This woman's account is still acted. She
Speaker 1: is pushing people to follow a United States centator. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm not a big Flake supporter, but he's
Speaker 1: gonna vote for Kavanaugh and he'll be out of the
Speaker 1: Senate soon. She's pushing for people to follow him to
Speaker 1: every restaurant, cafe, store, etcetera. He goes to for the
Speaker 1: rest of his life and yell at him. And I
Speaker 1: know it's only sticks and stones will break my bones.
Speaker 1: Words will never hurt me. Yeah, while all you need
Speaker 1: is one of these people who get all jacked up
Speaker 1: because they're all angry and someone's gonna do something. Someone's
Speaker 1: gonna put hands on a United States senator. We saw
Speaker 1: last week during the actual testimony. A week ago Thursday,
Speaker 1: we saw three senators have their personal information posted online.
Speaker 1: And it turns out the guy who did it was
Speaker 1: working for Sheila Jackson Lee. He's a computer expert who
Speaker 1: had been working for several different people in Democrat offices
Speaker 1: in the House. And it just happened to be the
Speaker 1: same day that Sheila Jackson Lee was caught on video
Speaker 1: handing an envelope to Professor Ford's attorney. Coincidence, I think
Speaker 1: not so. If these people are willing to put out
Speaker 1: the home addresses, the cell phone numbers to encourage people this,
Speaker 1: Like I said, this lady said she's starting a working
Speaker 1: group to basically terrorize people who are voting against the
Speaker 1: way she wants them to vote. It really doesn't seem
Speaker 1: to make sense that that's allowed. And then we go
Speaker 1: back to the elevator girls, as one of my Twitter
Speaker 1: friends noted, the women who go running up to our
Speaker 1: elected members of the House and the Senate when they're
Speaker 1: getting into elevators to go up to their office and
Speaker 1: yell at them. The elevator girls. One of them, Ana
Speaker 1: Maria Achila. Ana Maria Chila is the co executive director
Speaker 1: of the Popular Democracy Center. The Center for Popular Democracy
Speaker 1: is funded by George Sorrows. It's one of hundreds of
Speaker 1: social justice centers that are given money by the billionaire philanthropists.
Speaker 1: And I'm using philanthropists with air quotes, giving hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars over the years to these social justice warriors.
Speaker 1: And what did they do with it? They go to Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. They arrange for protests, They yell at senators.
Speaker 1: So how is this allowed? Anybody who ever gets mad
Speaker 1: about anything the Koch brothers do, which pails in comparison
Speaker 1: to the dollars that George Soros throws these elevator girls.
Speaker 1: Eventually someone's going to do something stupid. So I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: God bless the Capitol Police, the men and women of
Speaker 1: the Capitol Police Force who are doing their job. They're
Speaker 1: making things safe, and I know the zip ties are everywhere.
Speaker 1: So that's my my early rant for tonight. I have
Speaker 1: a couple of other stories you have to get to tonight.
Speaker 1: Uh why does why does this never happen to me?
Speaker 1: Have you ever read a store and you said, why
Speaker 1: hasn't that happened in our house? This is out of Michigan.
Speaker 1: Mount Pleasant, Michigan, where a guy has been using a
Speaker 1: rock for a doorstop for decades. He's got a twenty
Speaker 1: two and a half pound rock that he has used
Speaker 1: at his Grand Rapids home. And one of his friends said, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, they've been finding meteorites in our area for
Speaker 1: years now, and they go for thousands of dollars just
Speaker 1: a little bitty pit. Pieces of meteorites go for thousands
Speaker 1: of bucks. Look at that rock you have. It looks
Speaker 1: like one of the meteorites. So he said, all right,
Speaker 1: let's get attested. Finds out that the iron and nickel
Speaker 1: that are in this twenty two and a half pound
Speaker 1: rock our proof that it is a meteorite. It's been
Speaker 1: valued at a hundred thousand dollars. The Smithsonian Institution actually
Speaker 1: verified it, and now the guy has two different organizations
Speaker 1: bidding on it. He uh he bought the farm in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty eight. The meteorite was found recovered from the
Speaker 1: field in the nineteen thirties. It is the sixth largest
Speaker 1: meteorite in Michigan's history. I wonder what this guy paid
Speaker 1: for the farm in nine wouldn't it be just crazy
Speaker 1: if the meteorite was worth more than the farm that
Speaker 1: he bought in nineteen eighty. Any case, he's gonna sell
Speaker 1: the twenty two and a half pound rock, I would too.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be on on display at one of the
Speaker 1: two museums bidding fort and uh. There are warnings all
Speaker 1: the time about food. You know, we read today that
Speaker 1: there's a giant release of ground beef that they have
Speaker 1: worries about. If you've bought ground beef, especially we bought
Speaker 1: it from Walmart, you know, they'll be signs up in
Speaker 1: Walmart about it. But you have to watch out and
Speaker 1: make sure your food is safe. Well. Now that the
Speaker 1: lacras water you've seen the sparkling water Lacroix, A lawsuit
Speaker 1: has been filed against Laquise parent company, alleging that the
Speaker 1: sparkling water, advertised as all natural, includes an ingredient used
Speaker 1: in cockroach insecticide, as well as other artificial ingredients. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want cockroach insecticide in my Lacroix water. They
Speaker 1: claim that the the contaminants were revealed and other synthetic
Speaker 1: ingredients revealed during testimony. Laquas denies the allegations, of course,
Speaker 1: but they say in the report on CBS, how Philly
Speaker 1: Laquais ingredients that have been identified by the f d
Speaker 1: A a synthetic. These chemicals include Lyman nine, which can
Speaker 1: cause kidney toxicity and tumors, as well as something which
Speaker 1: is used in a cockroach insecticide. If you are a
Speaker 1: person who drinks laki, you need to follow up on
Speaker 1: this this news. The National Beverage Company, which makes Laqua
Speaker 1: has said they deny all the allegations, saying all of
Speaker 1: the essences in its sparkling waters are one natural. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, informed consumers are healthier consumers. Michael Pelcas stepping
Speaker 1: aside for a break. When we come back, I've got
Speaker 1: a couple more bits to get to and if you
Speaker 1: have one more jingle you want to put in my
Speaker 1: ear the worst jingle of all time. I don't think
Speaker 1: anyone's beaten mine yet. Uh, Spaghettios is a pretty good one,
Speaker 1: but I still think Cars for Kids is the worst ever.
Speaker 1: This is the Buck Sexton Show. Come on back, Michael
Speaker 1: Palka wrapping up another night here on the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Buck will be back Monday Night special. Thanks to Buck
Speaker 1: for trusting me with the Freedom Hunt and trusting me
Speaker 1: with the audience. And thank you to the audience. You
Speaker 1: guys are awesome participating. You know it wouldn't be a
Speaker 1: godfather Phil And if I didn't dial back the old
Speaker 1: history machine and see what happened on this day back
Speaker 1: in the day we talked about the history mate today
Speaker 1: with Susan Collins and the apparent confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh.
Speaker 1: We have to get through tomorrow. But on this day,
Speaker 1: back in the day, if you have ever owned a
Speaker 1: cross pen, Alonso T Cross got a patent for the
Speaker 1: ballpoint pen on this day in eighteen eighty. The ballpoint
Speaker 1: bend been around that long and the guy who gave
Speaker 1: it to us Alonso t Cross, a T Cross company,
Speaker 1: also on the state in one. I know they're playoff
Speaker 1: games going on all day today, Baseball playoffs. The first
Speaker 1: World Series broadcast on radio happened on this date. Also
Speaker 1: in broadcast history, and this one always amazes me when
Speaker 1: people go, well, this was a big day in TV history.
Speaker 1: President Harry Truman made the first TV broadcast from the
Speaker 1: White House and only could think of seven. If you
Speaker 1: had a TV in your house in seven, you were
Speaker 1: a Rockefeller. TVs were harder to find than cars in
Speaker 1: this country and television signals weren't exactly what they are
Speaker 1: today either. So Truman doing this first broadcast, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: sure it's historic and all that, but many more people
Speaker 1: heard it on the radio than watched it on TV
Speaker 1: that day. And what was Truman talking about? What was
Speaker 1: so important that he had to do in national broadcast?
Speaker 1: Harry Truman was appealing for Americans to cut back on
Speaker 1: grain use in order to help the starving people in Europe.
Speaker 1: This was post World War two and while we were
Speaker 1: the breadbasket for the world, uh, Europe was starving. And
Speaker 1: Truman said, look, we gotta cut back a little bit
Speaker 1: so we can be the benevolent leaders in the world.
Speaker 1: And now, if you fast forward sixty seventy years, America
Speaker 1: is not the leader in wheak production anymore. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: still do well, but thank god, a lot of other
Speaker 1: countries are starting to become self sufficient. But that's what
Speaker 1: that speech was about. On the State. Also in if
Speaker 1: you're a Mark Wahlberg fan, you probably in your You're
Speaker 1: my age you might remember this on the State. Mark Wahlberg,
Speaker 1: at the time known as Marky Mark and the Funky
Speaker 1: Bunch had the number one pop hit in the country
Speaker 1: with something called Good Vibrations. Not the Beach Boys song.
Speaker 1: It's more of a dance track with Mark Wahlberg rapping
Speaker 1: over it. And now Mark Wallberg is a massive box
Speaker 1: office star. And how did he get there? How did
Speaker 1: he go from being ah an underwear model and with
Speaker 1: the Funky Bunch doing Good Vibrations to one of the
Speaker 1: biggest stars on the silver screen. Well, if you've ever
Speaker 1: read Mark Wallburg's daily routine, you understand. He gets up
Speaker 1: at three thirty in the morning and he does two
Speaker 1: things for half an hour each every morning. He praised, Yes,
Speaker 1: he's a man of faith. He prays for half an
Speaker 1: hour and then works out for half an hour. He
Speaker 1: works out like three or four different times a day.
Speaker 1: He also spends time with his kids. He works, and
Speaker 1: he goes to bed at seven thirty. So while he
Speaker 1: is up at an ungodly hour of three thirty in
Speaker 1: the morning, he also is in bed very early. And
Speaker 1: uh one more little note here on this day Apple Computer.
Speaker 1: The founder of Apple Computer, Steve Jobs, passed away at
Speaker 1: the age of fifty six in two thousand and eleven.
Speaker 1: He's been dead for seven years. Pancreatic cancer got Steve Jobs,
Speaker 1: and I used my Apple computer all the time to
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