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Speaker 1: Analyst Remember he's a great guy. Seton now. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: it is the Buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelka sitting in
Speaker 1: for my friend Buck Sexton. The Godfather is back. I'm
Speaker 1: happy to be here, thrilled to be here. It's been
Speaker 1: a while, but I'm back and I'm excited. It's Christmas
Speaker 1: Eve Eve. It's just a couple of days before Christmas
Speaker 1: in the weirdest year ever, literally the weirdest year ever.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try and get to as much as i
Speaker 1: can as it relates to the weirdest year, plus some
Speaker 1: information about the vaccine with my buddy doctor Michael Royson
Speaker 1: from the Cleveland Clinic. We have our friend Tracy Beans
Speaker 1: from Uncovered DC popping in and I have some questions
Speaker 1: about the law as well as questions about the law
Speaker 1: and how it relates to the vaccine. So we'll get
Speaker 1: the opinion of my buddy attorney Wendy Patrick, and maybe
Speaker 1: a couple other surprises. The big news was about twenty
Speaker 1: four hours ago when the President dropped the hammer on Congress.
Speaker 1: The President came out and told the House and the
Speaker 1: Senate how he felt about their COVID relief bill, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was fabulous. It really is a disgrace.
Speaker 1: It's called the COVID Relief Bill, but it has almost
Speaker 1: nothing to do with COVID. Yeah, almost nothing, almost nothing
Speaker 1: to do with COVID, especially when you look at the
Speaker 1: pittance that was being for to the American people and
Speaker 1: the President was not having it. Nine hundred billion dollar
Speaker 1: package provides hard working taxpayers with only six hundred dollars
Speaker 1: each in relief payments, and not enough body is given
Speaker 1: to small businesses, not enough, not even close to enough.
Speaker 1: And all the pork projects that were shoved in there,
Speaker 1: all the little ornaments, all the little presents shoved under
Speaker 1: this Christmas tree of a bill. It really was disgusting
Speaker 1: to me, and I'm glad the President made a point
Speaker 1: of telling Congress exactly how he felt. I am asking
Speaker 1: Congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculously low
Speaker 1: six hundred dollars to two thousand dollars or four thousand
Speaker 1: dollars for a couple, And of course Nancy Pelosi and
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer and AOC and the squad all stood up
Speaker 1: and cheered and said, yes, he's come over to our side. No,
Speaker 1: he didn't come over to your side. What the President
Speaker 1: did was he came over to the side of the
Speaker 1: American people. Decide. He's been on forever. The President said,
Speaker 1: he wants you to get rid of all the crap
Speaker 1: in that bill, all the garbage, the pork, the ornaments,
Speaker 1: the presence under the tree. I'm also asking Congress to
Speaker 1: immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items from
Speaker 1: this legislation and to send me a suitable bill or
Speaker 1: else the next administration will have to deliver a COVID
Speaker 1: relief package. And maybe that administration will be me. Maybe maybe,
Speaker 1: I sure hope. So I'm still holding out hope that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump will pull out this last minute Hail Mary,
Speaker 1: and it looks like it's going to have to happen
Speaker 1: on January sixth. But we'll talk to Tracy Beans of
Speaker 1: Uncovered DC about that. She's keeping an eye on all
Speaker 1: of the legal maneuvering around the last ditch attempts to
Speaker 1: point out the election fraud that so many of us
Speaker 1: believe happened on a wholesale level in that November third election.
Speaker 1: By the way back to this bill, even a Democrat
Speaker 1: like Tulsey Gabbard thought the six hundred bucks was a
Speaker 1: slap in the face to the American people. Six hundred
Speaker 1: bucks I'll tell you in Hawaii that in most cases
Speaker 1: won't even cover twenty five percent of your rent. It
Speaker 1: is an insult and a slap in the face to
Speaker 1: every single American in this country who is struggling because
Speaker 1: of this COVID pandemic. It is it's an insult, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad that both Democrats and Republicans are standing up
Speaker 1: and saying that it's an insult. More importantly, I'm glad
Speaker 1: that people are pointing out that in this difficult time,
Speaker 1: we don't need ridiculous programs like the ones that they're
Speaker 1: funding in different parts of the world. The millions to
Speaker 1: rebuild a boat in Sri Lanka. The half a billion
Speaker 1: dollars going to study the immigration problem in Central America. Gee,
Speaker 1: why would people leave those countries and come to America? Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe because you propose bills that will
Speaker 1: also allow people here illegally to get checks from the government,
Speaker 1: to get a check from me and from you. Maybe
Speaker 1: that's why they're now give me the five hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars to study the problem with immigration coming from Central America. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's an easy one. That's a no brainer. People, I
Speaker 1: don't understand these people. They're insane. They're insane. Now, spending
Speaker 1: is a big deal. Rand Paul put out the Festivus
Speaker 1: Report today because in fact, it is Festivalus holiday for
Speaker 1: the rest of us, and he points out a lot
Speaker 1: of waste, fraud, and abuse. But you know, in this
Speaker 1: spending bill, there's just so much. Now Runt Paul is
Speaker 1: against giving checks to the American people. I'm saying, it's
Speaker 1: okay as long as we have told them they can't
Speaker 1: go to work. If the government has said you have
Speaker 1: to shut down your business because of public health, then
Speaker 1: we the people, the rest of the people have to
Speaker 1: help out those folks. That's exactly how that works. But
Speaker 1: Rand Paul was not very happy about some of the
Speaker 1: proposals of giving money to people in this relief bill.
Speaker 1: To so called conservatives who are quick to identify the
Speaker 1: socialism of Democrats, if you vote for this spending montrosity,
Speaker 1: you are no better. When you vote to pass out
Speaker 1: free money, you lose your soul and you abandon forever
Speaker 1: any semblance of moral or fiscal integrity. Now I understand
Speaker 1: what he's saying, but we're not exactly voting to pass
Speaker 1: out free money. He's not going quietly though. If free
Speaker 1: money were the answer, if money really grew on trees,
Speaker 1: why not give more free money? Why not give it
Speaker 1: out all the time? Why stop at six hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a person, Why not a thousand dollars? Why not two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars? Maybe these new free money Republicans should join
Speaker 1: thee everybody gets a guaranteed income caucus. I'm not for
Speaker 1: guaranteed basic income. I'm not supporting that, not at all,
Speaker 1: not in the least. I don't think that's a wise idea.
Speaker 1: But I do go back to my original argument that
Speaker 1: if the government tells you shut your business, then the government,
Speaker 1: we the people, all of us have to help temporarily,
Speaker 1: but we also have to get the country back on
Speaker 1: its feet, in the country open again. Now the problem
Speaker 1: here is these bills are so stuffed with all this
Speaker 1: other garbage, and Mitch McConnell promised us that these bills
Speaker 1: would be smarter, leaner targeted. Didn't you metch No sprawling
Speaker 1: left wing wish lest no unconstrained bailouts for state and
Speaker 1: local government with no connection to COVID age, just smart
Speaker 1: targeted bipartisan policies. I'm not so sure about all of that.
Speaker 1: I look at some of the some of the pork
Speaker 1: in this bill, in both these bills, and I don't
Speaker 1: know how much is it qualifying actually for smart targeted relief.
Speaker 1: It's bipartisan as long as those people want to get reelected.
Speaker 1: That's what that's all about. We have so much to
Speaker 1: get to today, so many, so many different things to
Speaker 1: get to, including the fact that Joe Biden still is
Speaker 1: really not answer in questions about his kid, nothing about Hunter.
Speaker 1: And I feel sorry for the Doocey kid over at
Speaker 1: Fox who has been stationed outside of Joe Biden's office,
Speaker 1: outside of Joe Biden's home, outside of the the Center
Speaker 1: on the waterfront Wilmington, Delaware, and he's constantly shouting his
Speaker 1: questions only to be rebuffed. And yesterday Peter Deucy shouted
Speaker 1: at Joe Biden and asked about Hunter and if if
Speaker 1: Joe Biden believes in fact that Hunter Biden and the
Speaker 1: stories about him are just Russian disinformation. The answer is
Speaker 1: just astounding. Yes, yes, yes, man, You're a one horse pony.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you. I promise you my justice apart
Speaker 1: will be totally on its own making his judgments about
Speaker 1: how Now there's a couple of interesting things there and
Speaker 1: a couple of crazy things there because Joe Biden said
Speaker 1: something really ridiculous there. But he did say that he
Speaker 1: still believes that all of the allegations about Hunter our
Speaker 1: Russian disinformation. He still believes that, and maybe that's because
Speaker 1: he watches MSNBC or CNN. And well, we will get
Speaker 1: to the media shame for twenty twenty because there is
Speaker 1: just so much media shame to go around. I've got
Speaker 1: some of the greatest clips of the year, my top
Speaker 1: ten moments of media shame this year. But what in
Speaker 1: the heck was Joe Biden saying to Peter Doocey, God Love,
Speaker 1: God Love you man, You're a one horse pony. What
Speaker 1: does that even? God love you man, You're a one
Speaker 1: horse pony. I think he meant to go back to
Speaker 1: the other insult that he had, you're a dog faced
Speaker 1: pony soldier, and he said that to a young lady
Speaker 1: I think it was in Iowa when he asked her
Speaker 1: if she'd ever been to a caucus before, and she
Speaker 1: said yes, and he called her a liar and said
Speaker 1: she was a dog faced pony soldier. Which I'm wondering
Speaker 1: if a dog faced pony soldier is any different than
Speaker 1: what you're a one horse pony as opposed to a
Speaker 1: two horse pony or a multi I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: All right. I'm going to step aside for a moment.
Speaker 1: It's Michael Pelka in for my buddy buck Sexton on
Speaker 1: the buck Sexton Show. A lot to get to tonight, Yes,
Speaker 1: a lot to get to tonight, including the most horrific
Speaker 1: embarrassing moments from the media in twenty twenty. We'll get
Speaker 1: to it just around the corner on the buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to The bus Sexton Show podcasts. Remember
Speaker 1: to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcasts. Welcome back to the buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelka sitting in for my friend Buck Sexton and
Speaker 1: happy to be here, thrilled to be here. Hope you
Speaker 1: and yours are having a great end of the year.
Speaker 1: I know it's a strange year, maybe the weirdest year ever,
Speaker 1: but we have to make good happen when we can,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to have a little fun tonight as
Speaker 1: well as cover the news of the day. For example,
Speaker 1: I want to poke fun at the mainstream media. Who doesn't.
Speaker 1: It's just such a wonderful sport and there are so
Speaker 1: many opportunities to do so. This year, the mainstream media
Speaker 1: lost its mind. Trumped arrangement syndrome took over MSNBC, CNN
Speaker 1: just totally swamped by the trump't arrangement syndrome, the hatred
Speaker 1: of the president, ninety plus percent negative in terms of
Speaker 1: story content, and then we find out that so much
Speaker 1: of it was made up, so much of it was
Speaker 1: Bravo Sierra. So with the help of Tom Elliott over
Speaker 1: at Grabean, a company that puts together a lot of
Speaker 1: clips from the news, I have gathered what I consider
Speaker 1: ten of the most egregious media moments from the past year.
Speaker 1: Ten moments from the mainstream media that actually should be
Speaker 1: in the Hall of Shame for twenty twenty and maybe
Speaker 1: for all eternity. We might need longer than we have
Speaker 1: tonight to get through all of this. Number ten comes
Speaker 1: in with the January moment. We started off the year
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump doing something amazing. The commander in chief
Speaker 1: authorized the death, the killing, the execution of a terrorist,
Speaker 1: a guy who has American blood on his hands, Costumed Sulimani.
Speaker 1: Remember that guy, Yeah, we killed him, graveyard dead. And
Speaker 1: yet the mainstream media, well, they wanted to make this
Speaker 1: guy a hero. They wanted to make him to be
Speaker 1: some kind of a martyr. This actually went out over
Speaker 1: the airwaves. Consum Sulimani was no ordinary general. The US
Speaker 1: officially classified him as a terrorist, but in Iran he
Speaker 1: was a national hero. He was a hero. He's regarded
Speaker 1: as personally incredibly brave. The troops love him. I was
Speaker 1: trying to think of somebody. I was thinking him to Gaul,
Speaker 1: a smart, charismatic, ruthless, strategic and bold. His power made
Speaker 1: a running's proud and apparently his power made CNN and
Speaker 1: MSNBC proud too. They love the guy. They called him
Speaker 1: a scholar, a hero. Yeah, Anderson Cooper compared to Charles
Speaker 1: de Gaul. It's embarrassing. And only more embarrassing was the
Speaker 1: way that MSNBC and CNN treated the impeachment of the president,
Speaker 1: which happened just a few weeks later. So, Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: busy paying attention to the coronavirus which is breaking out
Speaker 1: in China, and he's starting the Defense Production Act with
Speaker 1: initiating Operation Warp Speed, which got us to the vaccine
Speaker 1: which is currently being put into the arms of Americans
Speaker 1: at an amazing rate, already eight months after he authorized it.
Speaker 1: Not four years, eight months, just amazing. But no, the
Speaker 1: mainstream media was all caught up on the houses crazy
Speaker 1: impeachment of the president, and they wanted to make that
Speaker 1: impeachment into a religious event, a sacred event. You're watching
Speaker 1: CNN special life coverage of what can only be described
Speaker 1: as an historic It will be a busy historic day.
Speaker 1: It was an historic day on Capitol Hill. This is
Speaker 1: a historic day here in the nation's capital. Historic day
Speaker 1: or another or another historic day. Yeah, this is history unfolding.
Speaker 1: There's a sacramental quality of this. There's a there's a ritual.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad Chris used the word ritual, just the
Speaker 1: ceremony of it, walking over delivering the articles of impeachment.
Speaker 1: There is something almost religious to it. I think there's
Speaker 1: also something about the sort of the excommunication aspect of
Speaker 1: the thing that French and the French Revolution. I did
Speaker 1: the guy getting his head taken off here the drum roll?
Speaker 1: Why is there a drum roll? So MSNBC and CNN
Speaker 1: looked at the impeachment of the president, even though it
Speaker 1: was based on a false premise on a phone call,
Speaker 1: it was definitely partisan. MSNBC and CNN looked at this
Speaker 1: as a religious moment, and for them, I guess it
Speaker 1: is because they have replaced God with government, so when
Speaker 1: the government does something this big, it's a religious moment
Speaker 1: to them. I thought it was really kind of odd
Speaker 1: and creepy, which is kind of how I described Chris Matthews,
Speaker 1: even though he's not around TV anymore, odd and creepy.
Speaker 1: That Matthews, the former altar boy at an insane asylum
Speaker 1: when he was kid. That Chris Matthews talked about this
Speaker 1: in terms of a religious event and then also talked
Speaker 1: about beheading. So in his mind, this was an excommunication
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump. And I'm not sure what kind of
Speaker 1: fever dream he was having that would lead him to
Speaker 1: believe that a beheading would follow the impeachment of a president.
Speaker 1: But that was a sign of maybe dumber things to
Speaker 1: come from Chris Matthews because he has another addition to
Speaker 1: the countdown of the top ten media shameful moments of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. I have so many more to go. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we're going to get to them all, so I have
Speaker 1: to take a break. When we come back, I will
Speaker 1: play you number eight. And oddly enough, it involves MSNBC again.
Speaker 1: This time though they're not going after Donald Trump. They
Speaker 1: were feeding on one of their own, which is kind
Speaker 1: of what they do all the time. Once they run
Speaker 1: out of Republicans, they go after their own. We'll continue
Speaker 1: here on the Buck Sex and Show with me Michael
Speaker 1: Pelca sitting in for my friend Buck Sexton. Thanks for
Speaker 1: listening to The bus Eston Show podcast. Remember to subscribe
Speaker 1: on Apple Podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get
Speaker 1: your podcasts. He's holding the line for America. Buck Sexton
Speaker 1: is back. Welcome back to the Buck Sexton Show. Michael
Speaker 1: Pelca sitting in for my friend Buck Sexton. Happy Christmas, Eve.
Speaker 1: Eve will be saying that all night. Just two days
Speaker 1: away from Christmas and we're in the middle of doing
Speaker 1: something that's a little bit of fun. We're having some
Speaker 1: fun with the media. I'd like to point out when
Speaker 1: the mainstream media is totally off base, and they've been
Speaker 1: totally off base for so long, it's just insane, and
Speaker 1: some of the insanity deserves special recognition, and that's what
Speaker 1: we're doing here tonight. It's the Media Hall of Shame.
Speaker 1: My top ten most shameful moments from the mainstream media
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. And I'm not even talking about the
Speaker 1: way they called the election because that was just expected.
Speaker 1: But you know, we're counting backwards from number ten to
Speaker 1: number one. Coming in at number seven is a mainstream
Speaker 1: media blunder from MSNBC. And this was unusual because MSNBC
Speaker 1: did something we've only seen a few times before. They
Speaker 1: attacked one of their own. Yes, they went after one
Speaker 1: of their own because one of their own, a Democrat,
Speaker 1: was threatening to upend the party's plans for who they
Speaker 1: wanted to become the nominee. And they couldn't stop Mike
Speaker 1: Bloomberg from spending money, so they can only mock him.
Speaker 1: But in their efforts to mock him, they used what
Speaker 1: could probably best be described as common core math. Math
Speaker 1: that just gives you a grade because you made an effort.
Speaker 1: This happened on MSNBC's Eleventh Hour with Brian Williams. The
Speaker 1: guy used to be the top of the network news
Speaker 1: anchors until he put himself in a bunch of stories
Speaker 1: that he was not in and conflated his history. And
Speaker 1: so he's now relegated to the eleventh Hour on MSNBC
Speaker 1: on a second or third rate cable channel. But this
Speaker 1: actually happened. They went after Mike Bloomberg. Somebody tweeted recently
Speaker 1: that actually, with the money he's spent, he could have
Speaker 1: given every American a million dollars. Got it. Let's put
Speaker 1: it up as great Bloomberg spend five million, adds US
Speaker 1: population three hundred and twenty seven million. Don't tell us
Speaker 1: if you're ahead of us on the math, he could
Speaker 1: have given each American one million dollars and I've had
Speaker 1: lunch money left over. It's an incredible way of putting it.
Speaker 1: It's an incredible way of putting it. It's true. It's disturbing. No,
Speaker 1: it's not true. What is disturbing is you bobos didn't
Speaker 1: do the math. Nobody checked the facts, Nobody put that
Speaker 1: in their Bomar brain calculator to see if the numbers
Speaker 1: added up. It's not even close. If you have three
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty million dollars and you give everybody a
Speaker 1: million dollars, it's not thirty two billion or whatever Bloomberg
Speaker 1: has in the bank. It's well beyond that. We're getting
Speaker 1: into the trillions. People. But NBC and MSNBC, we're not
Speaker 1: the worst. Those titles of being the worst the most
Speaker 1: embarrassing media outlet this year, well seeing an MSNBC might
Speaker 1: share the awards. Equally bad In seventh place was the
Speaker 1: mainstream media's coverage of the pandemic in the very early
Speaker 1: days the pandemic, initially because Donald Trump was paying attention
Speaker 1: to it, because Donald Trump was blocking air travel from Wuhan.
Speaker 1: Remember we set up the blockade, the ban of air
Speaker 1: travel from China, and Joe Biden called Donald Trump a xenophope,
Speaker 1: a racist, and Nancy Pelosi and Bill Deblasia, we're telling
Speaker 1: people you got to go to Chinatown and eat. And
Speaker 1: meanwhile the mainstream media was telling everybody that this pandemic,
Speaker 1: this coronavirus, was not a problem. How each should Americans
Speaker 1: be about coronavirus coronavirus is not going to cause a
Speaker 1: major is the United States? How worried should the average
Speaker 1: American be given these flu numbers when it comes to coronavirus? Right,
Speaker 1: so the risk in this country is still deemed to
Speaker 1: be low. Okay, that is the risk. You know, the flu,
Speaker 1: it's already widespread in the US, and it really as
Speaker 1: much more deadly, is it not? How worried should Americans be?
Speaker 1: Should they panic? No, Americans do not need to panic.
Speaker 1: There's an important context we need to keep this in,
Speaker 1: and that is that the flu is more deadly. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So that's what they were all saying, CNN, MSNBC, all
Speaker 1: telling us that we didn't need to worry about the coronavirus,
Speaker 1: that the flu was more deadly, that anyone who was
Speaker 1: actually worried about a flu coming out of China was
Speaker 1: probably racist. You were a bad person. And then fast
Speaker 1: forward just a couple of days later, maybe a week
Speaker 1: or two later, and suddenly, because the word old Health
Speaker 1: Organization a really bad group of people in bed with
Speaker 1: China doing everything China told them to do, the World
Speaker 1: Health Organization went, hold on a second, we got a
Speaker 1: pandemic here, we got a pandemic. We better mock Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And so coming in at number six, the pandemic is
Speaker 1: now a problem. So actually the virus has become more
Speaker 1: dangerous because it can infect more people. It's more easily
Speaker 1: able to take root into communities. So it's changing in
Speaker 1: a worse way. This is going to be catastrophe, Bond catastrophe.
Speaker 1: And Trump wrote on Twitter, don't be afraid of COVID,
Speaker 1: don't let it dominate your life. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Don't be afraid of it? Everyone should be afraid of COVID.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Nicole. When I saw that Trump, I
Speaker 1: mean I literally was overwhelmed. If the White House and
Speaker 1: their calculation this is about trying to instill a sense
Speaker 1: of normalcy, then we all know that life can't really
Speaker 1: feel like it's back to normal. It can't feel Americans
Speaker 1: can't feel that they have the virus us under control.
Speaker 1: We have absolutely zero chance, and by zero chance, I
Speaker 1: mean zero, zero, zero chance of moving past us with
Speaker 1: noneld Trump in that job. Yes, yes, the shameful media
Speaker 1: turning from don't worry about coronavirus to the coronavirus is
Speaker 1: the worst thing ever. And Donald Trump is to blame
Speaker 1: That's exactly how they spun it, and they continue to
Speaker 1: put it that way. CNN today constantly running its body count.
Speaker 1: These ghouls at CNN cannot get past this, even though
Speaker 1: we're getting reports out of places like Denver, Colorado, where
Speaker 1: two people were shot and died and they were listed
Speaker 1: as COVID deaths. It's just amazing, just absolutely amazing. Coming
Speaker 1: in at number five is the mysterious peaceful protests. Remember
Speaker 1: all the people who were burning and looting. We had
Speaker 1: a what was it about? Oh? I guess it was
Speaker 1: about a billion dollars in damage in Minneapolis after the
Speaker 1: George Floyd killing. Horrible killing, by the way, but no
Speaker 1: reason to burn down your town and destroy businesses and
Speaker 1: people had nothing to do with it. But it was
Speaker 1: a peaceful protest, wasn't it. Wasn't it mainstream media, that
Speaker 1: ain't a riot what we're seeing right now in Minneapolo Broke,
Speaker 1: I think this is a march. Really, as they're coming off,
Speaker 1: it's peaceful, they're saying, peaceful protest. People are risking COVID
Speaker 1: to explain to this country that work fed up goodness
Speaker 1: for the looters man. Any reasonable person would say we
Speaker 1: shouldn't be destroying other people's property. But these are not
Speaker 1: reasonable times. Please show me where it says the protests
Speaker 1: are supposed to be polite and peaceful. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: where it says that. I'll tell you where it says
Speaker 1: that mister Cuomo, the lesser Cuomo one nn it says
Speaker 1: that in the First Amendment, peaceful protest is there. It's
Speaker 1: it's not violent protests that you guys call peaceful. And meanwhile,
Speaker 1: in the background of many of those shots were burning stores, fires, looting,
Speaker 1: all of that stuff. But you guys go ahead and
Speaker 1: keep calling it a peaceful protest. You're as confused about
Speaker 1: that as you are about what happened with NASCAR, aren't you?
Speaker 1: You idiots? NASCAR is investigating a horrible, incidental, horrifying, racing, jarring, disturbing, ugly,
Speaker 1: howardly discussing reminder of who again this sport is for
Speaker 1: a noose found in the gas stall of Bubba Wallace.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's surprising? So that surprising at all?
Speaker 1: It's just not shocking to anybody. And NASCAR is often
Speaker 1: considered a sport that is tethered to wipe folk to
Speaker 1: the South. As much as NASCAR may try to distance
Speaker 1: itself from that. It's a living, breathing part of this
Speaker 1: for working. Yeah, the Bubba Watson or Bubba Wallace a
Speaker 1: news controversy, the door pull it was not a news
Speaker 1: It was a thin rope. And they started removing rope
Speaker 1: then from home depots and hardware stores because people were
Speaker 1: terrified that someone would tie in noose and that would
Speaker 1: destroy the world. It was so embarrassing what happened with
Speaker 1: all that, But I guess we had a dialogue, so
Speaker 1: everything will be okay. There was no racism, there was
Speaker 1: no clan protest there. The media also lost his mind
Speaker 1: over Donald Trump, and they were speculating that if Donald
Speaker 1: Trump lost the election, he would become a dictator and
Speaker 1: the military would take over and keep him in office.
Speaker 1: I think we were looking at a potentially a trial
Speaker 1: run for a kind of a genuine attempt to through
Speaker 1: intimidation and potentially through worse, to try to to try
Speaker 1: to steal this election. We have to be prepared for
Speaker 1: things that this nation has never faced before, and unfortunately
Speaker 1: that could involve the use of you know, these forces
Speaker 1: are just the president's own version of martial law. Since
Speaker 1: the real military has kind of pushed back from doing that.
Speaker 1: And is there anybody, having watch Donald Trump for the
Speaker 1: last three and a half years who doesn't think that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump would try to employ martial law if he
Speaker 1: thought it was the only way you could stay in power.
Speaker 1: And you people are crazy, And yet there are crazier
Speaker 1: moments from the mainstream media from this year. I still
Speaker 1: have three more to go. I'll share them with you
Speaker 1: after the break. Michael Pelka and for Buck Sexton on
Speaker 1: the buck Sexton Show, You're enough Freedom d. This is
Speaker 1: the buck Sexton Show podcast. It's Michael Pelker wrapping up
Speaker 1: the first hour of the Buck Sexton Show. I'm in
Speaker 1: the middle of County down the top ten most shameful
Speaker 1: moments of the mainstream media in twenty twenty. My choices
Speaker 1: with an assystem or friends at Graby and thank you
Speaker 1: Tom Elliott. And in looking at these, there are some
Speaker 1: that are particularly offensive and egregious. And with the final
Speaker 1: three here, you might disagree with me on some of them,
Speaker 1: but then again you might agree. So let's have a
Speaker 1: little fun, shall we. Coming in at number three is
Speaker 1: the mainstream media's embarrassing moments. When Donald Trump visited Mount
Speaker 1: Rushmore on July third, The President made a very patriotic
Speaker 1: and fantastic speech, but all the mainstream media could think
Speaker 1: about was racism, of course, because that's all they see
Speaker 1: is race. Today, President Trump is going to South Dakota
Speaker 1: for what has become a controversial trip to Mount Rushmore,
Speaker 1: the mother of all photo ops, Mount Rushmore, and we
Speaker 1: know why this president just can't resist going there, where
Speaker 1: he'll be standing in front of a monument of two
Speaker 1: slave owners and on land rustled away from Native Americans.
Speaker 1: These people would love to see Mount Rushmore removed. They
Speaker 1: would just love to see Mount Rushmore dynamited and taken down.
Speaker 1: Let's face it, that's what they're up to. It's one
Speaker 1: of the more embarrassing moments and was also one of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's more inspired and stronger speeches of the year.
Speaker 1: And he gave some great ones, including the address last
Speaker 1: night telling Congress you better fix this COVID funding thing
Speaker 1: coming in at number two and this one. It saddens
Speaker 1: me that we won't have him to kick around much anymore.
Speaker 1: Chris Matthews retired from MSNBC this year. Kind of got
Speaker 1: shoved out the door because there was just too much
Speaker 1: me too evidence against Chris Matthews and the creepiness that
Speaker 1: was him on television, not just the thrill up his leg,
Speaker 1: but how he treated women was so creepy. Chris Matthews
Speaker 1: was watching a clip featuring Jamie Harrison, the guy who
Speaker 1: ran against Lindsey Graham for the Senate in South Carolina,
Speaker 1: and he's getting ready to interview Jamie. But Chris Matthew
Speaker 1: sees the clip which had Tim Scott, another black man
Speaker 1: on it. But Chris Matthews, he's one of those old
Speaker 1: people who apparently thinks all people of color look the same.
Speaker 1: This actually happened on television, with people having to correct
Speaker 1: him live, including Jamie Harrison. Jamie, I see a standing
Speaker 1: next to the guy. You're gonna be right there, maybe
Speaker 1: maybe maybe Lindsey Graham. Jamie, who's that? I'm sorry, Oh,
Speaker 1: it's the other, said j Scott. What am I saying?
Speaker 1: Big mistake? Mistaken identity, sir? Sorry? Yeah, yeah, yeah, big mistake,
Speaker 1: mistaken identity, sir. Sorry. Chris Matthews pushed out not long
Speaker 1: after that. But I think my favorite most embarrassing moment
Speaker 1: of the year was sort of a collection of Mika
Speaker 1: Brasinsky moments, because Mika Brasinsky hates Donald Trump so much
Speaker 1: she appears to have lost her ability to even as
Speaker 1: the young people say, here's a little bit of MICA's meltdowns.
Speaker 1: There's clear disdain that I have for this president, from
Speaker 1: his paid off porn star to russialize racism in Charlotte's
Speaker 1: children in cages. You are pathetic. Every day this president
Speaker 1: looks more ridiculous. Wake up, talk about dits, talk about
Speaker 1: a dizzy stupid, botched response. It's idiotic, and you're terrible.
Speaker 1: You're wrong. How stupid can you be? If you're sensing
Speaker 1: a little intensity here, I'm a little amp, a little
Speaker 1: amped up. I'd say Donald Trump is living rent free
Speaker 1: in your head, lady. He is there and he ain't leaving.
Speaker 1: Donald jump Trump has a permanent residency in MICA's brain.
Speaker 1: Apparently has plenty of room up there. Those moments are
Speaker 1: just a collection that I have put together my favorite
Speaker 1: top ten embarrassing media moments. As I said, you could
Speaker 1: probably include Election night when the mainstream media just couldn't
Speaker 1: wait to call the election for Joe Biden because they
Speaker 1: hate Donald Trump so much. And now we're going to
Speaker 1: wait until I don't know, January sixth, maybe to see
Speaker 1: what the heck happens. Maybe there'll be a little protest
Speaker 1: in Congress. We're going to talk to Tracy Beans from
Speaker 1: Uncovered DC and find out what's going on, what's currently planned.
Speaker 1: There may also be a little bit of a good
Speaker 1: trouble happening in DC. On January sixth, Donald Trump suggested,
Speaker 1: everybody show up in Washington. I think I'm gonna be there.
Speaker 1: We'll find out. Anyway, We've got a lot more to
Speaker 1: get to tonight, Michael pell get in for my friend
Speaker 1: buck Sexton, and I'll be here all night long, plus
Speaker 1: a few days next week. On The buck Sexton Show,
Speaker 1: We're in the Freedom Hunt. This is the buck Sexton
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelka here
Speaker 1: the Godfather, back in for my buddy buck Sexton. I'm
Speaker 1: excited because it's Christmas Eve Eve. You know, it's almost Christmas,
Speaker 1: but it's not quite Christmas, so we can still be
Speaker 1: a little slack while we're having to be at work
Speaker 1: and there no parties at work, so you know, it's
Speaker 1: it's a relaxed evening, but it's also an important evening,
Speaker 1: not just because it's close to Christmas, but because we
Speaker 1: have my friend, one of the coolest people on the
Speaker 1: planet earth, Tracy Beans from Uncovered DC, joining us. Hello,
Speaker 1: my friend Tracy Beans. Oh shuck's happy Merry Christmas Eve Eve,
Speaker 1: as my co host today said, Mary, Mary Christmas Eve.
Speaker 1: You have a podcast that people should know about, right, Oh, yes,
Speaker 1: thank you. It's called Dark to Light with Frank and
Speaker 1: Beans Dark Delight with Franken Beans. Well, I happen to
Speaker 1: be a devotee of your work at Uncovered DC, and
Speaker 1: you and I have conversations on a semi regular basis
Speaker 1: about what the heck is going on in the world.
Speaker 1: And you are someone I appreciate because you're dedicated to
Speaker 1: the truth without party. And I know you are a conservative,
Speaker 1: but I also know you're not afraid to call out
Speaker 1: conservatives when they do the wrong thing, and that is
Speaker 1: truly one of the things I respect about you so much.
Speaker 1: But I'm glad you're here tonight because we need to talk.
Speaker 1: We need to talk about what's going on, especially as
Speaker 1: it relates to election challenges leading up to January sixth,
Speaker 1: and what could happen in the Joint Session of Congress.
Speaker 1: Where are we on all this Tracy. You know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of hearing still going on. There's a hearing
Speaker 1: going on that went on this afternoon in Georgia. And
Speaker 1: there are people seriously considering now meeting in these states
Speaker 1: and decertifying their original vote and recertifying President Trump electors.
Speaker 1: This is this is one of the other kind of
Speaker 1: tangents that we're seeing happen now when we're putting pressure
Speaker 1: as the American people on our state representatives in those
Speaker 1: contested states to make sure they do the right thing.
Speaker 1: There was an exact a report. It is entitled the
Speaker 1: Chairman's Report of the Election Law Study Subcommittee of the
Speaker 1: Standing Senate Judiciary Committee, put out in Georgia just days ago.
Speaker 1: Kind of flew under the radar, but the introduction, the
Speaker 1: executive summary portion it says the November third, twenty twenty
Speaker 1: general election was chaotic and any reported results must be
Speaker 1: viewed as untrustworthy. Is this is this fifteen page document untrustworthy?
Speaker 1: You say? And yet they've been certified. I mean yes,
Speaker 1: which is why in recommendation H, which people are like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is old, it's it's I mean, it's the seventeenth
Speaker 1: that came out. Who cares? This is what they say
Speaker 1: in H Mike, They say the Legislature should carefully consider
Speaker 1: its obligations under the Constitution. If a majority of the
Speaker 1: General Assembly concurs with the findings of this report, the
Speaker 1: certification of the election should be rescinded, and the General
Speaker 1: Assembly should act to determine the proper electors to be
Speaker 1: certified to the Electoral College in the twenty twenty race.
Speaker 1: Since time is of the essence, the Chairman and Senators
Speaker 1: who concur with this report recommend that the leadership of
Speaker 1: the General Assembly and the Governor immediately convened to allow
Speaker 1: further consideration by the entire General Assembly. So that came
Speaker 1: out on the seventeenth and it says should they recommend
Speaker 1: the Governor and the Assembly should convene immediately. And it's
Speaker 1: been a week. Where where is immediately in all of this, Well,
Speaker 1: it's it's getting through the swamp infested governor and people
Speaker 1: around him who won't call the General Assembly meeting, and
Speaker 1: there's no way to force it. It all sits on
Speaker 1: the governor's shoulders. You know what I would do, No,
Speaker 1: I would get all of my partners in crime there together,
Speaker 1: and I would get the General Assembly together anyway and
Speaker 1: go ahead and do the business of the people. That's
Speaker 1: what I would do if I were them. So is
Speaker 1: there a snowball's chance in hell that this General Assembly
Speaker 1: will be called by the governor or assembled by all
Speaker 1: the people who agree with this report from the seventeenth Well,
Speaker 1: there always is a chance. Whether or not it's a
Speaker 1: good chance is a different story. They're doing this hearing,
Speaker 1: you know, this afternoon, they did this hearing, and well
Speaker 1: it's the election officials basically saying, well, you know, we
Speaker 1: really kind of wanted to get rid of the signature
Speaker 1: requirement on absentee ballots anyway, because it's disenfranchising people whose
Speaker 1: signature of change. I mean, they're still they're saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: people double voted, but it was innocent. It wasn't something
Speaker 1: that happened on it. This is where we're at. So
Speaker 1: you can use that to gauge whether it will happen.
Speaker 1: But the point of this is they'll have this AMMO
Speaker 1: in their hands now, right, So any US congressperson who
Speaker 1: there's now a growing coalition of them who are going
Speaker 1: to challenge electors, and any US Senator who has the guts,
Speaker 1: perhaps Rand Paul on the eve of his Festivus airing
Speaker 1: of grievances, can get together with some other of his
Speaker 1: buddies and stand up and use this information that's now
Speaker 1: been submitted into committee in the States to contest Georgia's electors.
Speaker 1: So that takes us to January sixth. And yeah, while
Speaker 1: today is festivals the holiday for the rest of US,
Speaker 1: January sixth is rapidly approaching. We have a handful of
Speaker 1: elected officials and some who have not yet been sworn in,
Speaker 1: who are saying they're going to stand up. The last
Speaker 1: time we did this in twenty sixteen, the Democrats interrupted
Speaker 1: Joe Biden eleven times to object to the electoral count.
Speaker 1: Do we really feel like there's momentum building on this. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't believe last time, and you can correct me
Speaker 1: if I'm wrong that there were competing slates of electors
Speaker 1: certified and scent as well. Yes, inventh, you're right, You're
Speaker 1: absolutely right, because it was just a noise at that point.
Speaker 1: There was no real chance that a competing state or
Speaker 1: slate of electors in any of those contested states could
Speaker 1: step up. And now we have slates in enough states
Speaker 1: that if they are recognized, if the challenges stand, that
Speaker 1: would push Biden below to seventy correct. If they vote
Speaker 1: and the electors or they either vote to completely discount
Speaker 1: the electors or take the Trump's slate of electors, he
Speaker 1: would be below the necessary threshold, and then the vote
Speaker 1: would go to the House of Representative state delegations, of
Speaker 1: which we have twenty seven I believe. Yeah, yeah, that's true,
Speaker 1: and the House would select the president and the Senate
Speaker 1: would select the vice president. Correct. This is so crazy,
Speaker 1: it is, but this is where we are, and it's
Speaker 1: not because there's no evidence of voter fraud, like everybody can.
Speaker 1: Anybody who's still saying that has got to be out
Speaker 1: of their minds. Yeah, point yeah. I think with everything,
Speaker 1: especially the thousands of affidavits that we saw with the state,
Speaker 1: just that statement from this report that they didn't have
Speaker 1: any faith in this in the results of this election
Speaker 1: speaks volumes. But we need we need Pennsylvania, Georgia and
Speaker 1: what one other state to make this happen. Yeah, something
Speaker 1: like that it's any combination of a certain number, you know. Um.
Speaker 1: But the crazy thing is, Mike, you know a lot
Speaker 1: of people are, oh, this is the Trump's late of
Speaker 1: electors that included this report. No, this is literally a
Speaker 1: congressional committee or a Senate committee inside of Georgia's state government.
Speaker 1: This is not you know, some this is the people
Speaker 1: that are running government in Georgia that are saying this.
Speaker 1: It's disturbing to me that the governor will not respond.
Speaker 1: That's what really bothers me more than anything, that a
Speaker 1: Republican governor will not step up. And I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what he's afraid of. I have a really Georgia. If
Speaker 1: you take take a look at the electoral college map,
Speaker 1: take a look at the map the results of this
Speaker 1: election on a map, Mike, Yeah, it is a sea
Speaker 1: of red of it. There are like seven or eight
Speaker 1: little spots of blue, and guess where they all are.
Speaker 1: Democrat played Fulton County and all the police we're having
Speaker 1: these problems right now. Yeah, Well, we know that that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump won more counties than anybody ever expected. I
Speaker 1: think he set a record for a president who was
Speaker 1: running for reelection. And this just curious to me. That
Speaker 1: these counties all turned up blue and they were just
Speaker 1: enough to push Joe Biden across the finish line in
Speaker 1: all of those contested states. And it's just maddening to me. Okay,
Speaker 1: So we've got we've got Georgia and all this discussion,
Speaker 1: We've got hearings going on, we have January sixth. There
Speaker 1: is talk Tracy Beans from Uncovered, DC that people are
Speaker 1: going to be gathering in Washington, d C. On January sixth,
Speaker 1: as the President has suggested, will you be there and
Speaker 1: what can you tell us might be going on? The
Speaker 1: Commander in chief has spoken, has any Yes, he has.
Speaker 1: And while I'm not enlisted in any branch of the military,
Speaker 1: and when I tried, I was told I might do
Speaker 1: better in the private sector. Ah yeah, the Marine said, son, yea,
Speaker 1: we don't think you'll fit in here, And I think
Speaker 1: they were right. But while I'm not a member of
Speaker 1: the military, i am a faithful member of the Trump
Speaker 1: Army and I'm planning on being there. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to find out a way to broadcast from there.
Speaker 1: What's going on that you can tell us about. Well,
Speaker 1: I know there's a big conglomeration of folks that are
Speaker 1: going there, Like, I mean, I'm hearing more than the
Speaker 1: first go round, Mike, when you and I spoke from
Speaker 1: outside the Willard Hotel right before the Antifa attack. I'm
Speaker 1: expecting there to be more people than that, and that
Speaker 1: was a million people easy, So I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: I don't know who's organizing a speaking event or rally.
Speaker 1: I think that it's a bunch of patriots that'll be
Speaker 1: down there to let Congress know and the Senate know
Speaker 1: that we're here. We're loud and you can't ignore us,
Speaker 1: which I think is exactly what we should be doing.
Speaker 1: You know, as a journalist who studies the facts of
Speaker 1: this stuff, this is I keep on saying, we're at
Speaker 1: a precipice in this country right now. So if you
Speaker 1: can get there, I would be there. We don't know
Speaker 1: exactly where yet, but it's not a very big city,
Speaker 1: it's not a very big swamp. So so if I
Speaker 1: were to be telling people where I think people might gather,
Speaker 1: can I if I guess and you can tell me,
Speaker 1: I'm warm, like like Freedom Plaza, you know, Yeah, that
Speaker 1: might be a place where you would go behind the
Speaker 1: White House. Yeah, freedom plazas any of them, like the
Speaker 1: Lincoln Memorial or the Supreme Court potentially somewhere around that area. Yes,
Speaker 1: in Capital Building obviously, so you know they're they're very
Speaker 1: the hotspots. But I always always seems that Freedom Plaza
Speaker 1: is a place to be in the beginning. Well, that's
Speaker 1: a good idea, that's a good I think maybe that's
Speaker 1: where I will be. I will wear a red hat.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can find me. I might be able to
Speaker 1: distinguish you from the rest of the folks if you're
Speaker 1: wearing red. Thank you. Her name is Tracy Beans. She
Speaker 1: truly is one of my favorites, and if you are
Speaker 1: a person who's interested in the politics, you should visit
Speaker 1: Uncovered DC dot com on a daily basis, not just weekly,
Speaker 1: but daily. Tracy Beans, my friend, and Merry Christmas, Happy
Speaker 1: New Year. I will see you in person, I'm hoping
Speaker 1: God willing. January sixth, Big hugs all around, Merry Christmas
Speaker 1: to everyone. Thanks for listening to the bus Us and
Speaker 1: Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app,
Speaker 1: or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: Buck Sex and Show. Michael Pelka here in for my
Speaker 1: friend Buck Sex. Then Yes, the Godfather back in putting
Speaker 1: together the old team, the Blaze team, if you will.
Speaker 1: Happy to be here, thrilled to fill in for Buck.
Speaker 1: And I missed this audience. So many of you reach
Speaker 1: out on social media. I appreciate it more than I
Speaker 1: can ever tell you. Hope you're getting ready to have
Speaker 1: a merry Christmas. A couple of things I wanted to
Speaker 1: go back to after we talked with Tracy Beans from
Speaker 1: Uncovered DC, And yes, I really am serious about getting
Speaker 1: to Washington, d C. On January sixth. I know it's January.
Speaker 1: I know it's going to be cold, but that happens.
Speaker 1: It's winter, people, and we have to be able to
Speaker 1: stand up no matter what for our republic. Now, there's
Speaker 1: another topic that we didn't get to with Tracy because
Speaker 1: we were running out of time, and that is a
Speaker 1: topic regarding the Durham investigation, the ongoing John Durham investigation
Speaker 1: into the Russia probe that really stinks to high heaven.
Speaker 1: And John Solomon was on Newsmax last night and John
Speaker 1: Solomon was talking about something that a lot of people missed,
Speaker 1: and that is an executive order signed by Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: an executive order that could have serious repercussions that could
Speaker 1: ripple all the way through this investigation. What am I
Speaker 1: talking about, Well, I'll let John Solomon explain it to you.
Speaker 1: So it got slowed down. But this is a very active,
Speaker 1: serious case focusing on some very senior FBI leaders who
Speaker 1: ran the Russia probe. Now, all of that is really important.
Speaker 1: The probe got slowed down, most of because of COVID,
Speaker 1: But these are probes into senior FBI officials who were
Speaker 1: involved in this Russia probe that we're messing with. Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I think when it's all done, it may not be
Speaker 1: at the timetable we all wanted. We certainly wanted it
Speaker 1: before the election. People will be satisfied by the jurisprudence
Speaker 1: and the punishments and the indictments and things that are
Speaker 1: about to come. Did you hear that jurisprudence, punishments, indictments
Speaker 1: that are about to come. Tell me more, John Solomon.
Speaker 1: And something important happened tonight, and if you saw it,
Speaker 1: but President Trump signed an executive order allowing John Durham
Speaker 1: to present classified information to the grand jury. That's a
Speaker 1: big deal that doesn't happen very often in government. It
Speaker 1: tells you that Durham is building a criminal case and
Speaker 1: there was something in our CIA or FBI secrets that
Speaker 1: needed to be shared with grand jurors in order to
Speaker 1: bring criminal charges. That's a sign of progress. I think
Speaker 1: we're going to know where Durham is in the not
Speaker 1: so distant future. Much slower than we thought, but a
Speaker 1: very active criminal investigation, a very active criminal investigation into
Speaker 1: senior level members of the FBI. This may have been
Speaker 1: the most important news of the day yesterday. Well, the
Speaker 1: mainstream media was all obsessed with this COVID relief bill
Speaker 1: and of course the pork laden spending bill that was
Speaker 1: attached to it, and the President's four minutes of genius
Speaker 1: calling out the Congress both sides on their pork projects
Speaker 1: and how they stiffed the American people. He was also
Speaker 1: putting out an executive order that was going to make
Speaker 1: life very, very difficult for the people who messed with
Speaker 1: him and messed with his campaign and with his administration.
Speaker 1: And that executive order, which allows classified information to be
Speaker 1: shown to grand juries is also extended indefinitely, which means
Speaker 1: that Durham can continuous investigation. Well passed January twentieth, if
Speaker 1: God forbid, Joe Biden gets dragged across the finish line
Speaker 1: and becomes the president of the United States, It'll be
Speaker 1: very difficult for Joe Biden to stop any investigation into
Speaker 1: his son, or any investigation into the Russia probe that
Speaker 1: was meant to topple the Trump administration. That's the term
Speaker 1: that A. G. Barr used, topple. He said that it
Speaker 1: appears this was an effort to topple the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: I chose that word specifically, especially today on Attorney General
Speaker 1: Barr's last day. I'm sorry his tenure ended with people
Speaker 1: feeling badly about the guy. I think he's a really
Speaker 1: smart guy. Also think he is one of the reasonable
Speaker 1: guys in Washington, d C. I wish he would have
Speaker 1: done more, been a little more aggressive, but that's just me.
Speaker 1: So keep your eyes on the Durham investigation, keep your
Speaker 1: eyes on what might be coming out. I don't think
Speaker 1: we're going to get an early Christmas present tomorrow, like
Speaker 1: indictments delivered on Christmas Eve. People would think that's a
Speaker 1: little too scroogy in if that's even a word. So
Speaker 1: I hope that maybe we'll get something delivered between New
Speaker 1: Years and before January sixth. If you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm stepping aside Michael Pelka here sitting in
Speaker 1: for my friend Buck Sexton on The Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: And yes, it's Christmas Eve Eve, and we're trying to
Speaker 1: get to as much as we can and have as
Speaker 1: much fun as we can at the same time. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening to the bus X and show podcasts. Remember
Speaker 1: to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio Apple or wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcasts. He's holding the line for America.
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton his back. Welcome back to the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas Eve. As I've been saying all day, it
Speaker 1: is the day before the day before Christmas. And this
Speaker 1: is also the day, if we go back in history,
Speaker 1: when Clement Moore's poem Towards the Night Before Christmas and
Speaker 1: All through the House was first published in the New
Speaker 1: York Sentinel, and it was published anonymously. So maybe, maybe
Speaker 1: maybe we'll get to that reading of the version of
Speaker 1: that which honors the American soldier. It's a really interesting
Speaker 1: and inspiring piece of literature. But I want to get
Speaker 1: to something a little more from the host privileged card file.
Speaker 1: I love cars and so I want to talk to
Speaker 1: somebody about cars, especially as we're finishing up this year
Speaker 1: and it's the weirdest year ever. I think we can
Speaker 1: all agree twenty twenty weirdest year ever. But you know,
Speaker 1: cars kept coming out. A lot of cars came out
Speaker 1: this year. Maybe a lot of them didn't get noticed
Speaker 1: because we're all in lockdown. You didn't do test drives.
Speaker 1: But I have a friend who does this sort of thing.
Speaker 1: She is Lauren Fixed the Car Coach. You've seen her
Speaker 1: on Fox, You've seen her on Fox Business, the Weather Channel.
Speaker 1: She's a race car driver and inventor all kinds of
Speaker 1: crazy stuff with Lauren Fix. But she knows cars inside
Speaker 1: and out. And Lauren is also part of a jury
Speaker 1: that picks the car, the truck, the utility are of
Speaker 1: the year. So we need to talk with Lauren Fix
Speaker 1: the Car Coach. Welcome, my friend, Hello, my friend. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is that time of year. We get to announce
Speaker 1: the final three best car, best utility, and best truck
Speaker 1: of the year. And that's based on what was available.
Speaker 1: So it has to be brand new, it has to
Speaker 1: or completely redone and so there were quite a few vehicles,
Speaker 1: mostly in the suv market, obviously, but there were still
Speaker 1: quite a few cars, even though people aren't necessarily buying them. Now,
Speaker 1: this is kind of interesting because about three years ago
Speaker 1: you and I were talking and there was a movement
Speaker 1: afoot with carmakers around the world to get rid of sedance,
Speaker 1: that they were going to get rid of sedance because
Speaker 1: everybody wanted an suv. Has that stopped? Kind of yes,
Speaker 1: and kind of note. Car manufactures such as Ford and
Speaker 1: GM have really cut back. I mean, there's nothing other
Speaker 1: than a Corvette and the Camaro for now until they
Speaker 1: get rid of it, which it is, and they've got
Speaker 1: Mustang and that's it. When you're looking on the Chryso side,
Speaker 1: you've got Charger, Challenger. That's it. Everything else is gone.
Speaker 1: So where do you get a sit in if you
Speaker 1: want one. Well, even Lincoln and Cadillac aren't offering it anymore.
Speaker 1: They've all switched to SUVs. That means that you have
Speaker 1: to go to a Japanese or a Korean carmaker in
Speaker 1: order to get something. Well, that's interesting. So the Germans
Speaker 1: are still making a few though, right oh on the Germans.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Germans because they're about performance, But as
Speaker 1: far as like everyday Daily Driver. You can buy a Volkswagen,
Speaker 1: but even they're starting to switch to full SUVs. So
Speaker 1: you're watching this big transition to performance SUVs. Like Audie
Speaker 1: has an SQ eight. I mean, you can get a
Speaker 1: range land Rover Volar Dynamic Edition. I put that thing
Speaker 1: into race mode. Holy moly, it's not like my race cards.
Speaker 1: Zhoust opened up. It was like super impressive. So that
Speaker 1: was a new vehicle this year as well. There was
Speaker 1: a lot of really cool things on a lot of
Speaker 1: electric vehicles, which I'm not the biggest fan of it.
Speaker 1: I know you are, yeah, but I just think it's
Speaker 1: kind of neat. Well that's great that innovation continues. So
Speaker 1: let's talk about this. These are the North American Car,
Speaker 1: Truck and Utility of the Year. What's the official name,
Speaker 1: North American Car Truck and Utility Vehicle of the Year Awards.
Speaker 1: I was a past president. I was a board member
Speaker 1: for four years, so I helped elevate the brand and
Speaker 1: raise some money and make big difference. In the differences,
Speaker 1: you'll find two things. One, there are three key awards
Speaker 1: that actually equal sales, and that's Car and Driver, Motor Trend,
Speaker 1: and our award, the North American Car and Truck of
Speaker 1: the Year award known as NACTOY and ACTOY, even though
Speaker 1: there's more initials in there somewhere. But that's one thing
Speaker 1: and the other thing for consumers it's really important is
Speaker 1: that consumers, sixty eight percent of them go to third
Speaker 1: party experts before they make a decision. They're like, I'm
Speaker 1: torn between these three four cars. They'll go online and
Speaker 1: start watching a bunch of YouTube videos and one of
Speaker 1: them is mine. Car coach reports on we have a
Speaker 1: podcast Total Car Score, and that together people get information
Speaker 1: and then they make a disc based on what other
Speaker 1: people say because nobody wants to buy a car and
Speaker 1: later go that was a bad move. Shouldn't have done that? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree, And I look to people like you who
Speaker 1: actually no cars inside out and drive cars and test
Speaker 1: cars and take notes, as opposed to somebody goes, oh
Speaker 1: that car looked cool it to stop light. I'd like
Speaker 1: to know more. So you're part of this jury of
Speaker 1: people who select the finalist for the Car the Year.
Speaker 1: How is the car the Year picked? Well? Each juror
Speaker 1: has certain guidelines that we require through NACTOY, and then
Speaker 1: after that, each juror has their own opinions and that
Speaker 1: we can't change, so we go with performance and value
Speaker 1: for the consumer. Reliability, is it knew, what's technologically advanced.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things as far as warrantine all
Speaker 1: that's included too, And it really came down when you
Speaker 1: look at the finalist, you can really get a good
Speaker 1: feel for what was there, and it was impressive. When
Speaker 1: you're looking at just you know, each vehicle, you say, Okay,
Speaker 1: that car deserved to be analysts there were that didn't
Speaker 1: make it, sadly that I thought deserved it. But I'm
Speaker 1: one of fifty, so I don't get to make all
Speaker 1: the choices. Okay, so let's hit them up the Car
Speaker 1: of the Year. What are the three finalists in the
Speaker 1: Car of the Year. Okay, the number one is the
Speaker 1: Genesis G eighty. Now that is an all new vehicle
Speaker 1: and if you've seen the Genesis line, that's the luxury
Speaker 1: line for Hunday. They've really stepped up their game. I
Speaker 1: really liked the G eight and I've reviewed it. There's
Speaker 1: two engines and I just thought was a really well
Speaker 1: done car. The next one is the Hondai Elantra, which
Speaker 1: I am reviewing as we speak, so soon as I
Speaker 1: get off the phonelume, I'm going to go out and
Speaker 1: drive away and finish my review. That is all new.
Speaker 1: It has basically a small Sonata. So if you saw
Speaker 1: the Hundai Sonata and you liked it, almost everything from
Speaker 1: that vehicle has merged onto the Elantra. Few safety features didn't.
Speaker 1: But in that price point, you're you know, you're talking
Speaker 1: like starting at nineteen thousand dollars, that's a really good value.
Speaker 1: And the third car is the Nissan Sentra, which is
Speaker 1: all new, more space, more tech, and again same price
Speaker 1: point that low twenties at max fully loaded it, and
Speaker 1: that's the G eight is more expensive, but depends when
Speaker 1: you're looking at the gads competing with the German cars,
Speaker 1: the Elantra and the Center are compete for value based cars. Well,
Speaker 1: is that fair to have a car like the Genesis
Speaker 1: competing against these two cars that base it like twenty grand. Well,
Speaker 1: there's ten factors, plus people's personal opinion and m and
Speaker 1: so that is part of it. The German cars did
Speaker 1: run as well. I mean we had BMW's in here
Speaker 1: and audies, we had Mazdas, we had everything, and sadly
Speaker 1: they didn't make it because they have to hit all
Speaker 1: of us soon we put in our points. It's not
Speaker 1: just like one point for this car. It's a it's
Speaker 1: a division. You get twenty five points and you can
Speaker 1: only put a maximum ten on one car. So it
Speaker 1: forces you to have to vote for other vehicles and
Speaker 1: it's a good it's a good way to vote. It's
Speaker 1: all done by Deloitte. So I think I think this
Speaker 1: is a good fair analysis of the car category of
Speaker 1: what's new and what's best. Okay, so we have we
Speaker 1: have that, So Genesis G eight, Elantra and CenTra. What
Speaker 1: about the truck? I love me and old truck all right,
Speaker 1: if you want one, let me know because right now
Speaker 1: they're super collectible and I work in the collector car
Speaker 1: market as well. Retter. We just did a podcast on
Speaker 1: cars they should collect and old Broncos and old board
Speaker 1: and Chevy trucks are huge money right now. So right now,
Speaker 1: top of the heat for the truck is my choice,
Speaker 1: my all in choice. The Ford F one fifty has
Speaker 1: so many cool new features besides safety that it actually
Speaker 1: has the ability for you to run a generator off
Speaker 1: the bed of the truck. Really and yeah, so they've
Speaker 1: got a lot of meat things full folding flat seats
Speaker 1: in case you're traveling long distances and you're hauling something
Speaker 1: you want to pull into a restrier. It's late used
Speaker 1: to not be able to fully recline. The seat now
Speaker 1: goes fully flat, so it becomes a bed. Not while
Speaker 1: you're driving, obviously, although I'm sure people will do stupid things.
Speaker 1: And then the other thing is when the car is
Speaker 1: in park, you can get the shifter handle to go
Speaker 1: completely flat, and then the council unfolds and becomes a
Speaker 1: desk or a table so you can eat, you can work,
Speaker 1: and so that's also great for real using it as
Speaker 1: contractors or it's your only vehicle. So I think that
Speaker 1: at a really nice job with a hybrid engine, a
Speaker 1: diesel engine, at gas engine, they have a plug incoming.
Speaker 1: I mean, so they've really stepped up their game and
Speaker 1: we've got to drive all variants. Of course I like
Speaker 1: them loaded massaging seats. You know, it becomes a very
Speaker 1: expensive truck when you load it up. Next is the
Speaker 1: Jeep Gladier Majave. If you're really an off roader, which
Speaker 1: I am not. I have done it, but it's this
Speaker 1: is not a great fun vehicle on the street, but
Speaker 1: because it's too rough a ride. But if you're going
Speaker 1: off road, this is your vehicle that's on the list.
Speaker 1: And then they RAM fifteen hundred TRX as in the
Speaker 1: t Rex, as in dinosaur, because they're competing. It'st the
Speaker 1: Ford Raptor. I guess dinosaur thing. It's a guy thing.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. But the RAM fifteen hundred is
Speaker 1: seven hundred and seven horsepower and it was a freaking
Speaker 1: blast to drive. We have a new contributor who who
Speaker 1: is a RAM owner, has been for years, and so
Speaker 1: he helped me review it. It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: And that thing you can launch it like a race car.
Speaker 1: It was pretty impressive. So it's a truck with a
Speaker 1: hellcat engine. A minute, why not? Right, that's true? Why
Speaker 1: not America? Okay, let's wrap up with the utility car
Speaker 1: of the year. What's up for utility? Okay, this is
Speaker 1: the biggest category. We'll start off with a Ford Mustang Machi.
Speaker 1: I'm against the naming Mustang. Everybody knows it, Ford knows it.
Speaker 1: I guess I was mentioned at the corporate meeting. That's
Speaker 1: a good thing. I asked, I would call it a
Speaker 1: Ford Mache. It is an all new Suv. It is
Speaker 1: Ford's entry level to the all electric market. They have
Speaker 1: been in there before when they had many years ago
Speaker 1: they had an escape, so they do have a lot
Speaker 1: of experience of electric vehicles, but this is all new
Speaker 1: in every way. If you're thinking about a cool looking
Speaker 1: SUV that compares with the model, why this would be
Speaker 1: as close as you're going to get. And there's infrastructure
Speaker 1: and dealer network. I know you own a Tesla. I
Speaker 1: love to throw my little barbs at you. Next is
Speaker 1: the Genesis GV eighty all new, really impressive, first entry
Speaker 1: level for Genesis and SUVs. That's my one hundred percent
Speaker 1: all in choice, just everything they offer. Two row, three row,
Speaker 1: four Cyland or six. I mean, there was so much
Speaker 1: tech in this car that the Germans should be upset.
Speaker 1: And the reason they're upset is they still a bunch
Speaker 1: of their designers, technicians and motor guys and that's who
Speaker 1: built a car. So you're gonna see a lot of
Speaker 1: German flavor. And then the land Rover Defender, which is
Speaker 1: an old vehicle from way back when that they've brought
Speaker 1: the name back. So if you really want someone stands
Speaker 1: out in the crowd, you can get the Snorkel. You know,
Speaker 1: if you wanted to like three feet in deep water,
Speaker 1: this car, I'll do it. You want to go off road,
Speaker 1: It'll do it. You want to drive it on the street,
Speaker 1: It's got it. But the price is not reasonable. It's
Speaker 1: in the eighties. So I guess if money is no
Speaker 1: factor and you want a cool statement car, that would
Speaker 1: be the one to choose, the land Rover Defender. The
Speaker 1: utility candidates are the Genesis GV eighty, the land Rover Defender,
Speaker 1: and the Ford Mochi, which we know how you feel
Speaker 1: about it, Lauren. When do we find out which of
Speaker 1: these are the car of the year. We vote January
Speaker 1: second through the fourth, and the announcement is January eleventh.
Speaker 1: I will be excited to put that out on National meet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I think this is these are good choices and
Speaker 1: the winners actually equal sales. So if you see someone winning,
Speaker 1: when these brands winning, you'll note that the sales and
Speaker 1: the lots the incentives kind of disappear because these vehicles
Speaker 1: will be gone, and so make your choices. Maybe now,
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend, thank you, Happy holidays. You're in
Speaker 1: the Freedom, Linde. This is the buck Sexton show podcast.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelka in
Speaker 1: for Buck and we were talking about the Christmas Star.
Speaker 1: So I pulled Billy halliwell in here, he's one of
Speaker 1: the great faith writers in this country. Bill, I have
Speaker 1: to know. I know it's still kind of visible, but
Speaker 1: was this the star that guided the wise men to Jesus? Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know, so we can't be one hundred percent sure
Speaker 1: because there are a bunch of theories about what they saw.
Speaker 1: Right Some are saying it was a supernova. Others are
Speaker 1: saying it was this really interesting essentially alignment of planets,
Speaker 1: which would have involved Saturn and Jupiter. Now what's interesting
Speaker 1: about what we're going to see in the skies is
Speaker 1: that this current one actually involved Saturn and Jupiter. So
Speaker 1: it's possible. But what's basically happening is that that Saturn
Speaker 1: and Jupiter are lining up in the sky. It looks
Speaker 1: like they're colliding, but there's still like four hundred million
Speaker 1: miles away from each other. But the way that they
Speaker 1: line up, it's going to be this bright, amazing star.
Speaker 1: And I actually saw it last night. This goes from
Speaker 1: the sixteenth through the twenty fifth. It ends on Christmas.
Speaker 1: I just find it. I find it really fascinating that
Speaker 1: it's happening around and on Christmas during a year when
Speaker 1: we've had so much chaos and pain, right in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: and it's almost like this really cool reminder of what
Speaker 1: the season is about, and of hope and of all that.
Speaker 1: So can we be sure that it's the same thing
Speaker 1: they saw? No, but I think it points us right
Speaker 1: back to that, which I think is pretty amazing. Well,
Speaker 1: we can't exactly be sure, but there is science involved
Speaker 1: in this. Astronomers have been doing the math on this.
Speaker 1: The astronomers in Rice University in Texas did the math.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure some of the ancient astronomers did the math,
Speaker 1: and they know where and when these planetary alignments occur. Yes,
Speaker 1: and it's all around the same time. So there's every
Speaker 1: chance that this could have been what was called the
Speaker 1: star that guided the wise men. I have to interrupt
Speaker 1: you to to say that this particular alignment, so Saturday
Speaker 1: and Jupiter will build align every twenty years in the
Speaker 1: sky or so, but not like this, not this right,
Speaker 1: this is the first time that this particular alignment has
Speaker 1: happened in eight hundred years. More than eight hundred years.
Speaker 1: It was twelve to twenty six. That was the last
Speaker 1: time that this alignment happened, and I found it interesting.
Speaker 1: It's going to happen again in twenty eighty and then
Speaker 1: not for another four hundred years, So it's it's a
Speaker 1: notable moment. We know that something similar happened. You know. Again,
Speaker 1: there's research on this back around the year three, so
Speaker 1: basically around the time that Jesus was born. So it's
Speaker 1: very so interesting to me. But because my thing is like,
Speaker 1: if we can have this moment of hope, something that
Speaker 1: points us back to Christmas and it's happening on Christmas,
Speaker 1: I find that almost a little eerie, but in a
Speaker 1: positive way, in an interesting way. Then I'll take it
Speaker 1: because I think we meet that this year. We're talking
Speaker 1: to Billy Halliwell, he's a friend of mine. He's a
Speaker 1: faith writer. You can find him. What's the best place, Billy?
Speaker 1: Faith Wire? Is that the best place to find you?
Speaker 1: So I've got pieces over at faith Wire, but I
Speaker 1: actually write daily over at Insider dot pureflix dot com,
Speaker 1: and I have a story about about this Christmas star
Speaker 1: over there, So I'd encourage people to check that out. Okay,
Speaker 1: Insider dot Pureflix dot com. I also have to bring
Speaker 1: up your book Playing with Fire that came out earlier.
Speaker 1: I'm fascinated with this book because it's a book that
Speaker 1: as I read it, my jaw kept dropping. You're talking
Speaker 1: about all of the well known cases of exorcisms that
Speaker 1: we've talked about in the past, not just the one
Speaker 1: that inspired William Peter Blattie's book, but other exorcisms. And
Speaker 1: I have to go back now, a couple months after
Speaker 1: this book's been out and it's done, well, are you
Speaker 1: still getting revelations about demons and possessions and exorcisms. I am.
Speaker 1: And what's interesting is I've had people reach out to
Speaker 1: me and they're like, oh, my goodness, I heard your
Speaker 1: interview somewhere, or I picked up the book, and this
Speaker 1: is what's happening in my house. When you're talking about
Speaker 1: spiritual warfare and possession and all that. We tend to
Speaker 1: look at it as entertainment, but there are a lot
Speaker 1: of people out there, and yes, some people are having
Speaker 1: mental afflictions, but others are strengthening things that they cannot explain,
Speaker 1: and that that we can actually explain. When we look
Speaker 1: at scripture and so that was the whole motivation for writing,
Speaker 1: you know, Playing with Fire. And I love hearing from
Speaker 1: people on it because it kind of reinforces this idea.
Speaker 1: And we know that this is true because we see
Speaker 1: it in the box office numbers. It's a topic people
Speaker 1: want to talk about and people are interested in it,
Speaker 1: but they don't always feel comfortable having the conversation. Again,
Speaker 1: the book is Playing with Fire. His name is Billy halliwell,
Speaker 1: my friend, thank you for talking about the Christmas Star
Speaker 1: and thanks for spending some time with me. Christmas and Demons.
Speaker 1: That's we covered it. So there you go. I'm happy
Speaker 1: to be on anytime, Michael Pelka, anytime you're in the Freedom.
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Speaker 1: Sexton Show. Thomas Cia Analyston. Welcome back to the Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton Show. Michael Pelka here sitting in for my friend
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton, giving him a little R and R, a
Speaker 1: little time off. In fact, I'll be here today and
Speaker 1: I'll come back a couple of days next week, and
Speaker 1: let's get this year wrapped up properly, and then we'll
Speaker 1: start worrying about twenty twenty one. Although I have good
Speaker 1: thoughts about twenty twenty one, I'm also focused on the
Speaker 1: vaccine and the virus and all that stuff. And I
Speaker 1: rely on a friend of mine, My buddy, doctor Michael
Speaker 1: Roisen from the Cleveland Clinic, is my go to guy
Speaker 1: for medical information medical research. He is the man behind
Speaker 1: the Ageproof Life series of books. He likes to tell
Speaker 1: people to live younger, and he also put out a
Speaker 1: book last year, a book called What to Eat When,
Speaker 1: And this year he added the what to Eat When Cookbook,
Speaker 1: which I use in my own kitchen. And he's joining
Speaker 1: us here on the show to talk about the vaccines
Speaker 1: and yeah, whether or not you should take one over
Speaker 1: the other, etc. Doctor Roysen, welcome, my friend. I am
Speaker 1: glad I'm here, and I should I mention that it's
Speaker 1: a great holiday gift if you're in the mood for
Speaker 1: a lastment a gift what to Eat When Cookbook. Oh
Speaker 1: that's perfect, yes, because everyone's other half loves to be
Speaker 1: given a book that says, here, make this stuff for me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no it is. It's actually your cookbook is so simple
Speaker 1: and so easy to put together. And look, if you
Speaker 1: want to eat like real healthy, healthy, healthy stuff, all
Speaker 1: of it's in there. But if you want to eat
Speaker 1: like delicious stuff like chocolates and desserts, it's all in
Speaker 1: there too. So it covers everything and all but those
Speaker 1: that are healthy and the way we make them. Remember,
Speaker 1: food is a relationship. You only want to eat what
Speaker 1: loves your body back. You wouldn't marry someone who's trying
Speaker 1: to kill you. You shouldn't eat food that's trying to
Speaker 1: kill you. The good news about this is everything in
Speaker 1: the book is trying to help you live longer, younger,
Speaker 1: and it's not only healthy, but it tastes great and
Speaker 1: that's the key. Yeah, I agree with you, and I'm
Speaker 1: so into that. I didn't realize we were going all
Speaker 1: doctor phil on everybody today. Food is a relationship. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't put anything in your body if you knew it
Speaker 1: was gonna kill you. But we do that anyway, and
Speaker 1: you don't have to. And that's what doctor Royson's all about.
Speaker 1: Live Younger. I love that slogan, doc do you need
Speaker 1: that on merchandise? So we need to have doctor Royson
Speaker 1: March that says live younger. It's a good idea. I'm
Speaker 1: just throwing them out here. Doc, I'm just spitball, but
Speaker 1: I want to get to a little discussion about a
Speaker 1: couple of things that are related to COVID. We do
Speaker 1: have the second vaccines now on the ground and delivered
Speaker 1: to a lot of places around the country, the Maderna vaccine,
Speaker 1: and we've had the Fiser vaccine out for a week.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing there are more coming. If you're offered the vaccine,
Speaker 1: should you jump and take it. There aren't any more
Speaker 1: coming till about mid Januaries, when the first time we
Speaker 1: know that we're going to get a phase three report
Speaker 1: in that is when that sometime in mid January, maybe
Speaker 1: late januarys when Jay and Jay's will terminate or will
Speaker 1: complete its Phase three first two month analysis, and sometime
Speaker 1: around there also for the AstraZeneca Oxford vaccine. Okay, so
Speaker 1: two more in the pipeline, but maybe about a month away. So,
Speaker 1: as I was wondering, if you get the opportunity, you
Speaker 1: should jump and take one of these two and not
Speaker 1: wait for another. Yeah, the data, the two month data,
Speaker 1: and that's all we have so far on toxicity and
Speaker 1: meaning on safety and risks and benefits give you. And
Speaker 1: then when you factor in both deaths and long hauler,
Speaker 1: it's about a thousand to one odds for both of
Speaker 1: them in benefit. If you're under sixteen without coal morbidities,
Speaker 1: meaning the benefit to risk is a thousand to one,
Speaker 1: there is risk with the thousand to one, and the
Speaker 1: benefit to risk if you're over sixty or have comorbidities
Speaker 1: is about ten thousand to one as a minimum, And
Speaker 1: so you take those odds anytime. Now we don't have
Speaker 1: long term data, but the longer it goes after these people,
Speaker 1: you know, we'll have two million people inoculated with FISER
Speaker 1: pretty soon, and I understand eight million with Maderna by
Speaker 1: will have their first inoculation by December twenty eighth. And
Speaker 1: with that, if you've offered it, clearly there will be
Speaker 1: some more data on safety, and the longer it takes
Speaker 1: there'll be more data showing how safe it is or
Speaker 1: if there is a rare side effect. But right now
Speaker 1: the data very very good. Now, remember it says ninety
Speaker 1: four protective. That's a two months. That's a peak protection.
Speaker 1: So we don't expect that protection to continue for the
Speaker 1: next five years. We don't know how long it'll last, etc. Well,
Speaker 1: it looks like it'll last for a while. Doc if
Speaker 1: if we get to the point where the virus has
Speaker 1: no host to jump to, you know whatever, herd immunity
Speaker 1: is there with all everybody or majority of us vaccinated.
Speaker 1: Does a virus eventually die and go away or does
Speaker 1: it get like a dormant thing and wait for an
Speaker 1: opportunity to come back to life. It doesn't totally go away,
Speaker 1: meaning even polio now is in and that's the problem.
Speaker 1: You want to wipe it out totally so there are
Speaker 1: no cases, so it ain't any place and doesn't have
Speaker 1: an animal reservoir. If you get that like smallpox, you
Speaker 1: wipe it out and you can keep the vaccine in
Speaker 1: a small container if you will. The vaccine doses in
Speaker 1: a small container in the World Health Organization or in
Speaker 1: our CDC just in case there is an outbreak. But
Speaker 1: you can't have it exist in any country in the
Speaker 1: world because we just are too able and the virus
Speaker 1: is too able to hitchhike or ride on any old plane.
Speaker 1: So the problem is you need to really wipe it out,
Speaker 1: and that's going to take with this virus as effective
Speaker 1: as it is, it's going to take a major effort
Speaker 1: like we had for smallpox or like we have. And
Speaker 1: the problem is there are a couple of people, a
Speaker 1: couple of countries that don't believe in vaccinating against polio,
Speaker 1: and consequently polio can rear its ugly head again and
Speaker 1: that's why we still have to immunize against it. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought up the contagiousness of this covid
Speaker 1: and we're now seeing this new I guess adapted version
Speaker 1: of it that's showing its head in England, and I
Speaker 1: understand it's here. Should we be worried about the new
Speaker 1: permutation the virus has taken on? This permutation doesn't look bad.
Speaker 1: What do I mean by that? It is more infectious,
Speaker 1: but not more lethal, and still vulnerable to the vaccines
Speaker 1: and the native immunity from the first There are two
Speaker 1: mutations that were beginning to hear about, and we don't
Speaker 1: know how real these are. One is from mink in
Speaker 1: Oregon and the other one is from one of the
Speaker 1: countries in Africa, where mutation is in the spiked protein
Speaker 1: significant enough so that it may be that the it
Speaker 1: may be in a way that avoids either our own
Speaker 1: antibodies against it, our own neutralizing antibodies, or the ones
Speaker 1: created by a vaccine. By the vaccine so far, those
Speaker 1: are the ones you got to worry about because you
Speaker 1: don't want to. I mean, they will still attack us
Speaker 1: even though we've seen the majority of this virus again
Speaker 1: because we have neutralizing we produced neutralizing antibodies against the
Speaker 1: spiked protein makeup, and so that's so more than the
Speaker 1: one in Great Britain, the ones we're hearing just a
Speaker 1: little bit about from apparently some animals minx in Oregon
Speaker 1: and from a small group in Africa. That's what you
Speaker 1: want to totally isolate because those are they if we
Speaker 1: don't have immunity and the vaccines we're producing are not
Speaker 1: effective against the new mutations, we're in big doodo. Okay,
Speaker 1: we don't want to be in big doodo. Doc, I
Speaker 1: got a hot minute left. I heard today, out of
Speaker 1: all the comorbidities, obesity is the worst and it makes
Speaker 1: your body more susceptible to these kinds of viruses. So
Speaker 1: that do we need a greater impetus to work on
Speaker 1: getting a little bit lighter in the coming year. Man,
Speaker 1: You know everybody wants to get lighter for just you know,
Speaker 1: just to look good. But boy, you're you are right on.
Speaker 1: We need a It's the major cause of type two diabetes.
Speaker 1: It's the major cause of heart disease. It's a major
Speaker 1: cause of cancer. It's a major cause of dementia. Um.
Speaker 1: I don't know what else to say other than and
Speaker 1: in addition, it's obviously a major cause of mental if
Speaker 1: you will, attitude, not being positive about yourself. So this
Speaker 1: is a this is a thing that we should tackle on.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to do it other than to say,
Speaker 1: let's get after it. I know how to do it. Everybody,
Speaker 1: get doctor Royson's book What to Eat When and What
Speaker 1: to Eat When Cookbook and follow it. Make it your
Speaker 1: dietary bible. Get that better relationship with food for the
Speaker 1: coming year. Thank you, bye, fred, I appreciate you. Thank you.
Speaker 1: And there he goes Doctor Michael Roysen of the Cleveland Clinic.
Speaker 1: Do you know Roisen also gets a mountain of research
Speaker 1: every week on all the newest trends in medicine. You
Speaker 1: know what we should do Next week we should have
Speaker 1: him back and we'll discuss some of the latest trends
Speaker 1: on how you can actually do what he says, and
Speaker 1: live younger. It's pretty simple stuff. He's changed the way
Speaker 1: I live my life. So why don't we do that.
Speaker 1: We'll do politics and news, a little lifestyle next week
Speaker 1: when we get doctor Royson back in here, and we'll
Speaker 1: talk about health and medicine and all that stuff. All right,
Speaker 1: Michael Palka stepping aside. Still more to come on The
Speaker 1: buck Sexton Show. Thanks for listening to The bus Sexton
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Speaker 1: buck Sexton Show. We have to do a little good
Speaker 1: works this holiday season. I need you to meet a
Speaker 1: friend of mine, a veteran who served this country. Now
Speaker 1: she's helping other vets in need. My buddy, Gretchen Smith
Speaker 1: from Code of Vets. Hello, Gretchen, Welcome. Thank you for
Speaker 1: having me Mike. This truly is a blessing to be
Speaker 1: able to share our mission to the holidays. Well, I
Speaker 1: have to ask you, are those dog tags or dogs
Speaker 1: tags that are rattling? Those are dog tags? I figured
Speaker 1: that I don't know if you had a dog running
Speaker 1: around there, but I hear the dog tags Gretchen, as
Speaker 1: I said, served this nation. She has many members of
Speaker 1: her family who served. Her father served, and we lost
Speaker 1: your dad. And your dad's battle at the end of
Speaker 1: his life was one of the things that inspired you
Speaker 1: to begin this charity that directly helps veterans. I got
Speaker 1: that right, correct, Oh, yeah, yes you did. Dad was
Speaker 1: very chaotic throughout his life once he came home from
Speaker 1: the jungle. I never really did get the help that
Speaker 1: he needed with his PTSD, and we end up losing
Speaker 1: Dad to his battle when he was fifty seven years old. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is such a personal journey for me, Mike. And
Speaker 1: you know, I've been able to share my dad's story
Speaker 1: with many many veterans, saved quite a few lives and
Speaker 1: inspired some others to go get the help that they need. Well,
Speaker 1: that is so important. And I know your family just
Speaker 1: throughout this this month, the last month since I think
Speaker 1: it was just before Thanksgiving, I heard your household had
Speaker 1: the COVID run through it. Yeah, we did. There were
Speaker 1: fourteen of us that that got it. We you know,
Speaker 1: we all survived. We were sick for several days, but
Speaker 1: we made it three We pushed through. We're all feeling
Speaker 1: great now. But yeah, it was. It was quite the
Speaker 1: experience for the family, for all of us to get
Speaker 1: it at once. We kind of just muddled through it
Speaker 1: in the best we kid But yeah, yeah we survived fourteen.
Speaker 1: Did you live in a barracks? No, No, just we
Speaker 1: you know, we all got together for Thanksgiving. My father
Speaker 1: in law has advanced to Mincio. We just don't know
Speaker 1: how long we're going to have him around, and we
Speaker 1: needed to be there for him. And so, you know,
Speaker 1: we're not sure how we got it, but somehow we did,
Speaker 1: but we made it through. We pushed it together as
Speaker 1: a family. Okay. Well, one of our buddies is a
Speaker 1: doctor at the Cleveland Clinic and he tells everybody be
Speaker 1: wary of the long haul syndrome, the long haulers and
Speaker 1: the brain fog. And he said, make sure that even
Speaker 1: if you feel like you've you've gotten through it, get
Speaker 1: as much sleep as you can, and don't push it
Speaker 1: too hard until you feel the fog clear, because it
Speaker 1: will it will come back a little bit if you're
Speaker 1: not careful, So please please be careful. I know you're
Speaker 1: working hard though. As we approach Christmas and the end
Speaker 1: of the year, the Code of vets mission has gotten
Speaker 1: bigger you've felt, I think just judging from your posts
Speaker 1: on Twitter, you felt like there's a surge in veterans
Speaker 1: who are reaching out and it's it's getting very large
Speaker 1: and we need to help. I guess, yeah, it is, Mike.
Speaker 1: We're experiencing an unprecedented surge we've had in the past.
Speaker 1: I want to say maybe four days, roughly three hundred
Speaker 1: veterans have applied for direct assistance through us. It's a
Speaker 1: it's a massive undertaking for it because we are a
Speaker 1: smaller Oregon and team, but we have such a broad
Speaker 1: reach across the nation because we operate on social media,
Speaker 1: so we you know, our name is out there and
Speaker 1: we've grown so much, so we you know, we're taking
Speaker 1: these vets on one at a time. I actually did
Speaker 1: one post for sixty five veterans with one hundred children
Speaker 1: that are involved. We're you know, we have we're looking,
Speaker 1: you know, we're looking to try to secure them with
Speaker 1: roughly seventy seven thousand dollars. And there's a common thread,
Speaker 1: Mike that we need to talk about with these vets
Speaker 1: that they're running into, and that's utility disconnects. It's a
Speaker 1: true issue food and consistencies. So those are the one
Speaker 1: of the two top things that we're really zoning in
Speaker 1: on with these particular veterans coming our way is we're
Speaker 1: trying to keep their water running, lights on, and we're
Speaker 1: trying to keep food on the table through the holidays.
Speaker 1: That's so important for them to be able to have,
Speaker 1: you know, to be able to sit down as a
Speaker 1: family and eat together, and to have food in general.
Speaker 1: I mean food is a necessity. Yeah, it is. Let me, Gretchen,
Speaker 1: hang on, I need to talk directly to the audience.
Speaker 1: Do you guys hear what we're doing here. We're trying
Speaker 1: to get help to veterans, people who gave us our freedom,
Speaker 1: protected our freedom, and now because of whatever, they are
Speaker 1: compromised in their security, in food, security, in their living situation.
Speaker 1: And what this lady does she leads a mission of
Speaker 1: a small group of people who vets these veterans, finds
Speaker 1: out which ones truly are in need, and then she
Speaker 1: collects donations and they distribute it directly to them. They
Speaker 1: spend two percent, two sets. Out of every dollar people
Speaker 1: managed to give, two sets goes to paying the operational costs,
Speaker 1: which is so minimal. So I can't say it enough.
Speaker 1: Code of vets dot com, Code of vets dot com.
Speaker 1: If you can go there, if you can skip a
Speaker 1: Starbucks Double Cafe, Moca latte, whatever it is, for a
Speaker 1: day or two or a week, and can give it
Speaker 1: to a vet, you can keep lights on a hundred
Speaker 1: kids involved in this latest push. Gretchen, it breaks my
Speaker 1: heart every time I hear the stories, but it also
Speaker 1: lifts my heart when I hear you talk about the
Speaker 1: people who've stepped up, and I really, I really think
Speaker 1: you are on a divinely inspired mission. Here is codavets
Speaker 1: dot com the right place to send everybody. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: if you're out there and you're fortunate enough to you
Speaker 1: know you're still working, please consider giving five ten dollars
Speaker 1: go to codavets dot com. Codavets dot com, and we're
Speaker 1: up against the clock. Merry Christmas to you, Gretchen Smith.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. God bless Mary Christmas, God bless you.
Speaker 1: And we'll be right back on the Buck Sexton Show.
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Speaker 1: Buck Sexton is back. Welcome back to the buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: Mica Opelca sitting in for my friend Buck Sexton. You
Speaker 1: can find me online on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Mike Opelca,
Speaker 1: or just look for stunt brain all one word you'll
Speaker 1: find me. I have some questions about things in the law,
Speaker 1: things that relate to the vaccine. Yeah, there are questions
Speaker 1: about whether or not people can be forced to take it,
Speaker 1: can they use a religious exemption? And I also have
Speaker 1: a crazy question about a lawsuit that I saw in
Speaker 1: the paper today. So let's get our buddy in here.
Speaker 1: Attorney author, public speaker Wendy Patrick. She is a prosecutor
Speaker 1: and gives us her legal opinions or at least some
Speaker 1: direction on things. Wendy, Welcome, my friend. It's always a pleasure,
Speaker 1: my happy to be here. Well, I'm glad you're here
Speaker 1: because there are a couple of stories that I needed
Speaker 1: to pick your legal brain on, and they relate to
Speaker 1: weird cases in the law and their current So I figured,
Speaker 1: you know, people might be looking at these same cases
Speaker 1: and saying, well, what the heck is going on here?
Speaker 1: For example, I sent you one and I think I
Speaker 1: know how Judge Judy would rule, even though she wouldn't
Speaker 1: like it. I'm talking about the case of the guy
Speaker 1: who's suing his parents because they destroyed his rather large
Speaker 1: collection of pornography. And I've never seeing anything like this case.
Speaker 1: But there it is. Yeah, you know, there it is, indeed,
Speaker 1: and it's one of those cases that you just can't
Speaker 1: make these things up, you know. I can say that
Speaker 1: after having a prosecutor for twenty three years still am
Speaker 1: and these are the types of keys that you never
Speaker 1: expect to see, either criminally or civilly. Now, this was
Speaker 1: a case where as you point out, the basically the father,
Speaker 1: the parents of this man destroy twelve moving boxes worth
Speaker 1: of pornographic films, magazines, and sex toys. But here comes
Speaker 1: the whopping price tech according to news reports, twenty nine
Speaker 1: dollars twenty nine thousand dollars. Yeah. Now, I'm not sure
Speaker 1: how you get up to that amount. But that's not
Speaker 1: even the end of it, because of course the police
Speaker 1: wouldn't take this case. So suing civilly, this man, who
Speaker 1: currently moved out of his parents' home, is seeking triple
Speaker 1: financial damages of approximately eighty seven thousand. That's a lot
Speaker 1: of money. There's no of course, no guarantee he's going
Speaker 1: to win or get anywhere near that amount. But the
Speaker 1: fact that we're talking about this lawsuit, this is a
Speaker 1: sign of the times, Mike, I'm not sure it's the
Speaker 1: kind of a sign that many people are happy to see.
Speaker 1: You know, I always get nervous when family members sue
Speaker 1: each other because we always like to think that blood
Speaker 1: is more important than money and that you can work
Speaker 1: it out ultimately. And how many boxes was that again? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Twelve moving box? Okay, this was had to have been
Speaker 1: an extensive collection that didn't twelve boxes and b value
Speaker 1: Now I don't know who does the valuation. Let's just
Speaker 1: be very clear. You know, you always want a fact
Speaker 1: check stories like this when you first see him. But
Speaker 1: the fact that this lawsuit actually is in court, and
Speaker 1: as far as the latest reporting, you've got to judge
Speaker 1: a degreed with the plaintiffs that his parents had no
Speaker 1: right to destroy his stash. So of course there's no
Speaker 1: final judgment. Get and the parents and this man have
Speaker 1: until February of next year to file written submissions of
Speaker 1: the amount of money. Oh so obvious, for that amount
Speaker 1: is in dispute um. This was at least you can
Speaker 1: talk about Judge Judy, there was a ruling that the
Speaker 1: parents had no right to destroy this. Um, I don't
Speaker 1: know what to call it. Let's just call it a stash,
Speaker 1: so we don't get into trouble with other ways of
Speaker 1: characterizing the collection. We'll call it a collection. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was a collection of adult material. I just wonder if
Speaker 1: this made it all the way to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: Wasn't there a famous Supreme Court justice who was asked
Speaker 1: what is pornography? And he said I'll know it when
Speaker 1: I see it. Yeah. No, that was a That was
Speaker 1: a famous quote that will go down in history because
Speaker 1: it relates to so many different things. And it's interesting
Speaker 1: you bring that up, Mike, because that was not the
Speaker 1: issue here. Apparently there was no issue that was bornographic material.
Speaker 1: The only issue is how much is it worth? Now,
Speaker 1: many parents listening to this broadcast will say nothing. And
Speaker 1: that's basically what the dead was the sentiment shared by
Speaker 1: this man's father. He said he did the right thing,
Speaker 1: and according to him, quote I did you a big
Speaker 1: favor by getting rid of all this stuff for you,
Speaker 1: So he apparently thought it was worthless as well. Well,
Speaker 1: now it's in court and we'll see what it's worth. Wow,
Speaker 1: So a couple of thousand dollars a box. But if
Speaker 1: he gets trouble damages, does he have to prove there's
Speaker 1: not a jury in this? Is there? You know, it
Speaker 1: doesn't look like it's gone past the initial stages, but
Speaker 1: you can imagine cases like this would potentially end up
Speaker 1: in front of a jury that most case is settled,
Speaker 1: but this is not a case that has a lot
Speaker 1: of shall we say, jury appeal And you know that
Speaker 1: the lawyers on both sides, and you know, all lawyers
Speaker 1: take into consideration what the risks are going to be
Speaker 1: moving forward. So we'll keep an eye on this one, Mike.
Speaker 1: But I gotta tell you there are so many crazy
Speaker 1: legal stories out there that this will probably get eclipsed
Speaker 1: by something else pretty soon. Yeah. I just I'm wondering
Speaker 1: about the list of all the films he's going to
Speaker 1: claim that he owned, because they always were named after
Speaker 1: movies that were popular movies but weren't quite the same name, like,
Speaker 1: you know, Saving Private Ryan was. I think there was
Speaker 1: a version called Shaving Private Ryan. I'm not sure. And
Speaker 1: I just wonder if he's going to read the list
Speaker 1: of films in court. It could be question. You know,
Speaker 1: there are a couple lists, there are a couple of names,
Speaker 1: but of course I'm not going to be the one
Speaker 1: to save them on the air. And I know that
Speaker 1: most people keep things digitally anyway. So it was an
Speaker 1: interesting that in twenty twenty somebody actually had a collection
Speaker 1: that was not digitized. But we'll say that story for
Speaker 1: another day. We'll keep an eye of that. We'll keep
Speaker 1: everybody posted on how that comes out. It's not going
Speaker 1: to be on Judge Judy because it's well beyond the
Speaker 1: economic threshold. She only can go up to five grand.
Speaker 1: It's a small claims court, her court. In the time
Speaker 1: we have here, Wendy, there are questions about the vaccine
Speaker 1: and forcing people to take the vaccine, and you and
Speaker 1: I have talked about this. Will people have to do
Speaker 1: it for work? Will they have to do it in
Speaker 1: order to travel? And now there is the question of
Speaker 1: religious exemptions that people could say it's against my religion
Speaker 1: to take it, and we're seeing it now in terms
Speaker 1: of Christianity, Catholicism having questions about it, and people who
Speaker 1: are Muslims who are saying that they wonder if the
Speaker 1: vaccine is hilal or similar to kosher to our Jewish friends,
Speaker 1: if it's okay for them to take the vaccine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: these are really important questions, Mike, because we are now
Speaker 1: moving into an age where it's going to be no shoes,
Speaker 1: no shirt, no shot, no service. They're requiring vaccinations. I
Speaker 1: mean to fly for some types of hotels, many jobs
Speaker 1: of requiring that employees be vaccinated. So we're looking at
Speaker 1: this actually being a competitive advantage from many businesses. So
Speaker 1: you can imagine everybody wants to make a living. They
Speaker 1: shouldn't have to choose between health and wealth. So people
Speaker 1: are of different faiths or looking at whether or not
Speaker 1: this is something that they can legally, ethically morally do,
Speaker 1: and that's according to the religion. So a couple, as
Speaker 1: you say, religions have weighed in that again has declared
Speaker 1: it morally acceptable, for example, for Roman Catholics to receive
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen vaccines, even though it's basically some of them
Speaker 1: on research that used fetal tissue from abortions. Now you
Speaker 1: can imagine the rationale for this. They're looking at it
Speaker 1: in the broader picture. Perhaps there isn't a better way
Speaker 1: to make yourself safe and protect your community. They are
Speaker 1: very clear they're opposed to abortion. But when you're looking
Speaker 1: at the gravity the current pandemic and the lack of
Speaker 1: available alternatives that haven't been good, haven't been done that
Speaker 1: type of research, they just come up empty. So this
Speaker 1: seems like the best case scenario to protect yourself from COVID.
Speaker 1: Now you also mentioned Hellal's the same type of analysis
Speaker 1: that goes on there is they basically said the majority
Speaker 1: consensus and they're looking at by the way pork gelatine
Speaker 1: used in vaccines that it could be permissible because greater
Speaker 1: harm would occur if the vaccines weren't used. So this
Speaker 1: is something that's very significant because you remember, even in
Speaker 1: the US, you might claim a religious exemption for taking
Speaker 1: some sort of a vaccine. You'll have to, but you
Speaker 1: could normally. The two big exemptions would be underlying health
Speaker 1: conditions where you might have a reaction to it, and
Speaker 1: then the religious aspect of it as well. It's so
Speaker 1: amazing that the First Amendment carries such weight in our
Speaker 1: world today as it relates to this pandemic, and it's
Speaker 1: just interesting to me that we can actually have these discussions.
Speaker 1: I'm glad we can have them. But I also wonder,
Speaker 1: you know, what is the calculus people are doing. There's
Speaker 1: a religious calculus that's going on in the minds of
Speaker 1: some Christians and now some Muslims. And I wonder if
Speaker 1: maybe some of our Jewish friends are wondering if the
Speaker 1: vaccines are kosher. So you have to do that calculus.
Speaker 1: What's more important the risk that you might offend your faith,
Speaker 1: or your God or your personal health. It's a fascinating dilemma,
Speaker 1: and that it's happening at Christmas time is even more
Speaker 1: interesting to me. Well, you know, as Christians us where
Speaker 1: we pray about everything, and that's why Scripture basically invites
Speaker 1: us to seek God for guidance and seek counsel from
Speaker 1: godly accountability partners. Because some of these questions are tough.
Speaker 1: You are looking at basically questions with no good answers,
Speaker 1: and you're also looking at questions that have no precedent.
Speaker 1: We've never had a pandemic issue before. We're vaccine is
Speaker 1: so important, and so the priority is on saving lives
Speaker 1: and that seems to be where the balance of equities
Speaker 1: is leaning. Now, that doesn't mean that certain people won't
Speaker 1: say yes. I understand the rationale. Pope says it's okay.
Speaker 1: The Muslim faith says it's okay. I'm still personally not
Speaker 1: comfortable with it. I'm not going to do it. Well.
Speaker 1: Then you could qualify for an exemption, but not all
Speaker 1: employers will grant this depending on where you work. You
Speaker 1: can imagine if you're on the front lines in an
Speaker 1: emergency room, you have to be vaccinated. I mean, these
Speaker 1: have been around a long time, these rules. You have
Speaker 1: to be vaccinated before you go to school. I mean,
Speaker 1: there are lots of different rules that we've had for years,
Speaker 1: for decades, we just haven't had them with respect to COVID.
Speaker 1: So we're sort of generating these rules as we go along.
Speaker 1: A hundred years from now, when we have our next pandemic,
Speaker 1: will be all squared away. But that hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 1: I hope I'm around to see that, Wendy Patrick. I
Speaker 1: hope in a hundred years I'm feeling good and we're
Speaker 1: having this discussion. Take care of yourself and we'll be
Speaker 1: on the air talking about the next pandemic. That's right. O.
Speaker 1: Name is Wendy Patrick finder at Wendy Patrick PhD dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend. Thanks Mike. Always a pleasure. There
Speaker 1: she goes, and you know what, I'll take a break too.
Speaker 1: Michael Pelka stepping aside on The Buck Sexton Show. You're
Speaker 1: in the Freedom hide This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to The Buck Sexton Show. Michael Pelca here
Speaker 1: wrapping up this episode, and just for all of you,
Speaker 1: thank you for those of you who reached out during
Speaker 1: the show tonight. I will be back next week doing
Speaker 1: a couple more nights for Buck, filling in for my
Speaker 1: old buddy here in the constitutionally protected free speech bunker
Speaker 1: in the woods of Arden, Delaware. Yeah. It's a little
Speaker 1: little known hideout that I have, and I'm surrounded by communists, anarchists,
Speaker 1: and socialists, so I have to keep it on the
Speaker 1: downlow most of the time. But I am here and
Speaker 1: we will be holding down the fort after Christmas. Hope
Speaker 1: you will join us. Speaking of Christmas, as Billy halliwell
Speaker 1: mentioned earlier, you still have tonight and tomorrow night to
Speaker 1: witness the great conjunction the Star, the Christmas Star in
Speaker 1: the skies. I hope you have clear skies. We had
Speaker 1: clear skies the other night. It was spectacular, but we
Speaker 1: also had cloudy skies on Monday, So I feel kind
Speaker 1: of burned by that, and you will be able to
Speaker 1: witness the two planets lining up and appearing to be
Speaker 1: what may have been the same thing the magi witnessed
Speaker 1: on the birth of Christ. Yeah, I believe that no coincidences,
Speaker 1: no coincidences at all. A couple of other things that
Speaker 1: I want to make sure we get to. Yeah, we know,
Speaker 1: jobless claims still over eight hundred thousand, But I do
Speaker 1: think we're going to see, based on all the indicators
Speaker 1: we are seeing, the economy will begin roaring back after
Speaker 1: the first of the year. Once we get through this
Speaker 1: latest surge of the COVID, we're going to see the
Speaker 1: effects of the vaccinations starting to build, and they will
Speaker 1: build quickly. The US government ordered another hundred million doses
Speaker 1: of the Fiser vaccine yesterday, so that is a good
Speaker 1: sign that that vaccine is being accepted, and not only that,
Speaker 1: the logistics that we've set up are working really well.
Speaker 1: So watch the economy to start surging. Will Donald Trump
Speaker 1: get any credit for it? I doubt it. Democrats are
Speaker 1: going to want to take credit for it. The mass
Speaker 1: media is not going to give Donald Trump any credit
Speaker 1: for it, so we'll see. We also have to set
Speaker 1: our calendars and look ahead to January sixth, going to
Speaker 1: be a very important day in this country. January fifth,
Speaker 1: of course as well with the runoff elections happening in Georgia.
Speaker 1: But January six many of us are going to be
Speaker 1: in DC. I might be in DC as well. So
Speaker 1: if you're planning on being in DC for whatever rally
Speaker 1: or public events are taking place, let me know and
Speaker 1: maybe we can all connect. Maybe we can all meet
Speaker 1: at the same place. It could be a very good idea.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying. I'm also keeping an eye out on
Speaker 1: the Durham investigation. John Durham's investigation has been going on
Speaker 1: too long for all of us, but blame some of
Speaker 1: that on COVID. But as we heard earlier today, with
Speaker 1: the executive orders signed by the President, the order that
Speaker 1: allows John Durham to present classified information, it looks like
Speaker 1: we may be close close to a grand jury handing
Speaker 1: down indictments. And wouldn't that just be a wonderful Christmas President,
Speaker 1: wouldn't that be Even if it comes after Christmas, Even
Speaker 1: if we get the indictments between Christmas and New Year's
Speaker 1: I still think that counts, you know, think of all
Speaker 1: the people who are going to have delayed deliveries due
Speaker 1: to last week's snowstorm, and they're still saying it's a
Speaker 1: Christmas present. So I am looking forward to finally seeing
Speaker 1: some action, maybe some perp walking, maybe some fraud marching.
Speaker 1: Thanks to the Durham investigation. The Special Council will go
Speaker 1: on no matter what, but this one could be a
Speaker 1: game changer, a big stinking deal. So let's all have
Speaker 1: a great Christmas and get back together here next week.
Speaker 1: As I said, I'll be here a couple of days
Speaker 1: next week, so please join me hang out. We will
Speaker 1: try and bring back some of the usual suspects. We
Speaker 1: have a couple of characters who want to get in here,
Speaker 1: and in the meantime, make sure you spend time with family.
Speaker 1: It's the most important thing, even though you've been locked
Speaker 1: down with them for the last eight months. Spend time
Speaker 1: with your family. They're the only ones you got and
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, when you go home,
Speaker 1: they have to let you in. Till next time, test Studo,
Speaker 1: my friends, test Stutto. Thanks for listening to the Bus
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