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much? Check one two check looks like I'm proud and loud, but music
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do? Hey? Oh, music is playing, but it's not cutting through
like it should. Uh oh force multiplayer manual play. Hey there it is
check check check one and two and three and four. Now I'm way too
goddamn left and check check check. We're supposed to be live with the show,
but minor technical difficulty holding me up just a moment here, guys,
But I will make it all happen to happen, to happen to happen.
Let's see what can I put on here, just to give me a testing
level of some kind of indicator, and grab a piece of music that is
copyright free, because the hell with it. Will leave this stuff all intact
and let you guys listen to whatever the hell it is, I'm running were
appears as though I've got a serious fade issue. I've got a bit of
extra loud and an inco consistency in a connection which is causing my microphone to
be extremely hot. I got a wire out of the way, and I
thought I took care of it last night, and I did get through the
show with Mike and Carmine live. But right now I'm testing live as things
are not going smoothly. Let's see can we smooth out the audio issue right
here? And now it looks like we can all right now, if that
is a fairly well balanced piece of audio. Let's see what happens when let's
grab another piece of music. It'll give me some dynamic idea maybe, But
then again, it's out of Aaron's weird bucket of tunes, so let's see.
Probably should put some on that hits a little harder, bring the microphone
down a touch on the digital You can always fade the music down like so
as well while I'm talking over it. Okay, that appears to be all
sliding, okay, and we'll grab one more little piece of music. I
need something else besides this, because this is not gonna give me any indication
I did have some death metal up there? Do I have another death metal
tracking ready and waiting in the wings. I don't think I do. Let's
go get a serious minor cut. I know I got those. Hey,
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allegedly according to that thing we call a counter. And I was trying
to get sound to work and trying to squeeze things together, and I had
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then things not quite parsing out as they should. Anyway, do you care
about this? I don't. Let's get to the uh. Let's get to
the actual business of the day. We are live on this Friar's Day.
We are gonna take your calls if you call in, how about that,
and please join us three one nine five two seven five zero one six three
one nine five two seven five zero one six And there I go, dipping
with sound again. Yeah, okay, so we've got another bad connection among
my equipment real quick. Now it's back to normal anyway. Be Pete is
with me, my co host, you guys out there joining me as well,
and thank god, it's probably just my mic that's given me the real
trouble. So that means I'll also be able to produce Aaron Franz at ten
pm Eastern tonight as we go forward and do four hours of live radio on
o'helly dot com. But also, as I mentioned, my co host b
Pete is with me. Hopefully he'll do some talking. And it doesn't matter
how loud I am if the mic is not loud at all, huh.
Anyway, who cares. Let's not get hung up in it. You can
bring up any topic you want. We can talk about the news of the
day, the social issues of the year. We can get down on whatever
it is that's on your mind, or we can get up on it up
down sideways. Look, everybody swings their own way, don't they, And
uh, we're all gonna test it out tonight and see as we have the
round table of ideas tossed about. Anyway, let's get to it. Like
I said one more time. Oh, you can also join me by a
skype Charles dot o'ceelly on Skype. I will call you into the show if
you ask me to. And that would be that, as they say in
the business three one nine, five two seven, five zero one six,
join us through the regular convention of the phone. And I'm in one of
those moods tonight where really I want to hear something different. Please do anything,
but don't bore me. Oh was that that was like a Clint Eastwood
thing in that movie what was it called? Oh thinking Rack. It's when
he first came out with the voice, and uh he was a former marine,
right, he was a drill sergeant and he comes around to get the
recon unit ready and all that kind of good stuff. Do you remember the
name of that movie, be Pete, That Clint Eastwood movie where he came
out with that and he was all of a sudden the military guy be Peteus.
What about going to Wow. Okay, so B Pete's got a connection
issue. Heartbreak Ridge. I think it was called but You're robotic. I'm
having a microphone. This is gonna be the way this is tonight, guys,
so look call in. You can take over the show, folks.
Three one nine five seven five zero one six, Bpete, let's take another
pass at it, because now I know you got a bad signal all of
a sudden. Let's see if your signal improves here. But a Heartbreak Ridge.
It might have been called I think that movie, yeah, Heartbreak Ridge.
Yeah, I had oh crap, Marcius. Somebody played his girlfriend.
Oh yeah, she was like, yeah, he's off again, on again
love interest that helps him out? Yeah yeah at the bar. Yeah,
that was a good movie. That was about our troops in Granada. Yeah,
that's where it ended up because he, uh he was like a special
Forces guy or he was a marine and like a special kind of marine who
had gone in and done some dirty work earlier. I forget what war he
was supposedly in, but his troops were all these like young guys who had
no respect for the you know the situation. Uh. The one guy was
like a rock star or whatever. Pawned his helmet, which, by the
way, I've never seen that where somebody pawns their helmet at a pawn shop
when they're you know, in the mid Does that actually happen in the military,
where somebody pawns, like, I don't know, you would be surprised.
What did Jacksonville police pick up from the pawn shops in Jacksonville? Really
from the man base, Yeah, I mean it was well. I give
you an example. A guy that used to have about sixty gambling machines out
in the country in a series of barns. He was making good money.
He got busted one night and while they were going the other barns that he
had were all full of antiques. He dealt in antiques. He would go
buy a whole estate just to get the antiques out of it, and he
had a good business. Sure well, they had to go in and search
the barns. So they start searching all these boxes. He had just come
back about a week before that from an auction had and didn't know it,
but it had three live hand grenades in it and it was a storage unit
that he bought and a storage inned auction submarine had had it live grenades in
the thing. So yeah, I mean stuff like that turns up around military
bases all the time. Oh well, see, like I said, I
understand the concept of like, you know, making your money out a flea
market. Even where you said the guy buys up the states, Well,
people do that all the time. Where it's like, look, I'll buy
the contents of the house because they're selling the house, and I'm going to
do you a favor. I'll come and pick up all the stuff and I'll
take everything in the house. And that way you don't got to worry about
what it is. So people then go through there, you know, deceased
loved one's house or whatever, and they go, well, this is the
only crap of value, and then they leave everything else that's dishes, drawers
full of junk, whatever. And you'd be amazed at the way people will
turn around and grab up all that stuff. And some of it goes online
for sales, some of it goes back into another type of auction, a
low rate a state auction, right. And then again they might find some
collectible stuff that people didn't realize was worth some money here and there, and
they take that to a separate place. But You can see these guys at
any local flea market almost anywhere in the country. If it's anywhere near a
place where you know people live and die, Guaranteed there are guys that they
make a living off of taking care of you know, what comes out of
a state sales basically, And if you live near a retirement community, you've
got year round business. You know that. So you know, I'm just
saying it's one of those things that happens. And live hand grenades though in
a box. That's that's great. The storage thing is another thing. By
the way, people stop paying on their storage units. Whether I mean some
of my audience probably knows this firsthand. You stop paying on your storage unit
and then they yeah, they put it up there, Hey buy the contents
of the storage unit. They made a TV show out of that, didn't
they, Storage Wars, That's what it was. Yeah. So anyway,
Uh so I'm putting in the chat room is our live number to join three
one nine, five, zero one six all that. Uh, this is
totally unplanned, so I'm not talking about I didn't intend to talk about storage
and the flea market, although I brought up the flea market on previous shows.
We could discuss the news. Was there any news fit to report this
week? You know, you be the judge of that, guys. I
put out a couple of podcasts, uh, but I've got more to put
out later on tonight there's the show from last night where Carmine Sabastano was on
and we discussed the the death and the mythology around uh, sam Gy and
Kana right anyway, you know, because people often say, look, he
was about ready to testify about the Kennedy case. He was off by the
agency and this and that, you might want to take a listen to the
evidence that Carmine finds and the discussion that we had, because you know,
I don't want to spoil it, but you guys often know that I'm one
of these Look get over it. The mob did not kill Kennedy kind of
guys. But anyway, you can take the discussion at face value. There
do I do that during this show? What do we cover during that show?
Mike Swanson joined us too, which is unusual because he was on last
week and he's been doing every other Thursday. But Mike's not going to be
around for a little while. Things are changing in the world of mister Swanson
and what's going on. So we probably won't hear from Mike again until well
at least in the June deep into June, maybe a month from now or
so. Anyway, it is what it is. This is the way things
are going. But topics all open any which way you want to go.
So anything that's on your mind. If you want to talk to me about
the latest soft drink flavor you've discovered, because they changed Sprite by the way,
if you're a Sprite drinker, they got a new version of Sprite out
there. I'm hearing a lot of interesting comments about you want to talk about
junk food. You want to talk about the I don't know what's on sale
at Burger King and the burger wars with the restaurants and such. BP Pete
would know about that, but I don't know what's being sold out there.
Maybe there's a new burger innovation in some way. Maybe there's a new U.
I know there's some sort of cupcake pizza out there. Somebody told me,
but I don't know anything about it. You could call in and talk
about that. You could call in and talk about family issues, the plight
of men in the twenty first century. We can talk about whatever you want,
transgenderism if you like, and how it's ruining everything, including your life.
Even if you're not a transperson, it doesn't matter. Trump. I
guess we could talk about I really don't want to, but we could anyway,
Lots of things. The selection is still happening, Joe Biden is still
deranged, you know, the economy still sucks. Plenty of things to pick
from. Oh and what do you got in the chat room there, b
Pete under let's see under b Peat's me video of the week. It looks
like Kenny Rogers, Am I mistaken? Yeah? Back during his first edition?
That before it was Kenny Rogers in the first edition. It was just
the first edition, So this is going back to them. Was that the
nineteen seventies or he looks awfully seventies? Issh from the picture I see,
Yeah, it was that, you know, the Go Go Boots era and
all the women backup singers had the same ridiculous look in the airline stewardess costume.
Oh laughing, Yeah, the laugh in era of television and such like
that. Yeah, yeah, okay, anyway, he was hit for his
time, and you know Kenny Rogers is not going to sell him short in
Great Entertainer, And he had a lot of hits, made a lot of
money, and unfortunately they had to suffer from dementia there towards the end.
It's a shame, but yeah, he was a good artist and this was
the band that he really got started in, or got his first exposure in.
Yeah, he suffered from demand and bad plastic surgery toward the end.
But actually I appreciate it Kenny Rogers quite a bit. I mean, you
know, I loved the Gambler, by the way. I always thought that
was a great song, a very simple song. I know, it's very
blah blah and very it was radio friendly and atypical for me to love something
that's radio friendly, but I enjoyed it. I even enjoyed it when it
was played at the bars and stuff. So let's go to our first caller.
We got an unidentified caller on the line. Let's see. Let me
see if I can lean over and read the area code. I can.
It's a three five to two, and probably I'm thinking this is a repeat
caller, but I don't have your name on the caller ID, so apologies,
three five to two area code. You're live and bring up anything you
want. We haven't even gotten into a groove yet. How you doing?
Who are you? You know? Oh? Wait a minute, the voice
Chris, How you doing tonight? I'm doing okay, I'm doing Okay.
What's on your mind? I mean, since you brought it up, I
mean, just to tie it into storage and Trump, which I know is
one of your favorite topics. Did you hear anything about the remember the illegal
documents that were supposed to found in mar Laga. Had you hear that they
were supposedly delivered to the mar Laga residence prior to this investigation being fund Okay,
well, let me get this straight. Yeah, well let me get
Let me get this straight, because I am not up on this part of
the story. What you're telling me is there's a recent revelation now that these
things were delivered just before the investigation was launched. Like, in other words,
somebody intentionally delivered this to them so that there would be a reason to
have an investigation. Is that the the sorry? What yeah? I said?
That would be how it chuns? Yes, sir, okay? And
what what is the source for this? Are we hearing this from people in
the Trump camp. Is this a Fox News exclusive? What are we looking
at? Where's it coming from? I was one of the uh, one
of the members of Congress got yeahs of Congress got an email from their request
of documents from the FBI and uh hand over there handling of this incident.
And in that email, on FBI agent is talking to someone and says,
hey, remember back the GSA, who Trump always said was responsible for packing
up all the documents in his office, they did that. They were sitting
in d C or somewhere around d C, and the GSA notified Trump's team,
Hey, you got to move these things. They're in our way.
You've only got so much time. Get these things out of our way.
So they had to arrange from to be shipped to Marlago. The GSA had
those documents and have them for some time after Trump left office, and apparently
they either didn't check them or they checked them and said, hey, he
gets these things, we can go after them. So now Congress, who's
overlooking what's going on with the mor Alogo case, is now starting to ask
questions. Wait to day an minute, was this a setup all along?
Because they have found early communications between the National Archives and Biden's DOJ offices about
what they were going to do on this. An FBI agent happen to bring
up Oh wait a minute, before you guys get too far into this,
remember back when you told him he had to come gigs prap. So it's
a very interesting twist on things now. So what you're telling me is that
what is referred to as the Government Services Administration, which to me sounds like
gobbledygook and a BS title for an organization. I mean, they are an
actual arm of the bureaucracy literally, is telling them to come and get their
stuff, the stuff that should go to Trump post administration. He goes and
picks it up, and somebody in the FBI realizes, Hey, the sooner
we get them to pick this stuff up, the sooner we can actually go
after him for stuff that we're sending to him. Is that about right?
Or well? Or tell him to come get his stuff, and then later
on decided to go after him over the documents because they got wind that he
had something or had been talking to some journalist and they decided to go after
him forgetting that they had the things in their possession before they they were the
ones they told them to come get them, so he kind of defeats their
whole. Oh you know, you tried to keep these from us, and
we requested this and you gave us nothing but a hassle. But we told
you to put an extra lock on the door, which it did, but
that wasn't enough because somebody decided to do need to come down here and crack
on you for this. So we haven't gotten to the Kammoluda's story behind it,
but we do know now that the GSA had and it's talents of boxes,
not just one or two boxes, all of his stuff. Because Trump
has always said, hey, I want responsible for that. But GSA people
packed that up and shifted blah blah blah. So well, come to find
out, yeah they did, and they had it, and they told them
to come get the stuff out of their way. You got so many days.
Well, what are the chances, by the way, that we're just
not looking at yet another instance of one part of the government not talking to
the other part of the government and therefore, you know, perpetuating the incompetence
that is generally built into government work. Because I mean, that's another option
here. Either this is a pre planned thing and somebody's trying to set them
up, or it's a matter of one part of the government doesn't bother to
rightfully communicate to another part of the government, what the hell is going on
with something? Is that a possibility in this scenario. Lawyers, Yeah,
a couple of lawyers that have been following this case. I mean they write
blogs and their journalists and they've got law degrees and all, and they're looking
at it and they're going, hey, you know, this looks like a
classic setup. Okay, but how can you go after somebody for possessing documents
that you had in your possession and you told him he had to come get
Well, it's sort of like one of those scenarios to form the Presidential Library,
you know, the storm then I mean, then maybe he'd be so
credit that seems to be the case. Yeah, Look, that's the thing
is though he stored them according to how they wanted, and they went down
and looked at the documents at Marlago and then called them up a couple of
days afterwards and said, oh, by the way, that room that you
got, I mean, can you put an extra lock on the door,
just you know, as a double Okay, no problem. So they're in
a facility that has the Secret Service in it, overlooking things in a double
locked room. And it was after that that they decided, oh wait,
I think they got win of what some of the documents he had, some
of the more personal letters from world leaders, and they decided, oh,
that's supposed to be an archives. And maybe that's when they decided they could
build a case knowing what he had. Who knows, We'll have to see.
Well. I mean, I look no offense to you guys, but
I mean I'm almost ready to fall asleep over this as it is. I
mean, talk about a nothing nothing. It's like, you know, come
on, no, Liard did nothing. It's a big nothing because it goes
against the craft that you've been hearing from the mainstream media for the past two
years. Yeah, of course, but see again, because this is a
frame job. I mean, I mean, I'm not trying to be a
buased towards you know, Trump or anything like that. But a minute,
if you could see the level of retaliation that we've witnessed, you know,
regards to in regards to the controlled you know, muckingburd media, you know,
all the bought and paid for a politician, I mean all these people
have just they're just they've been doing nothing but a constant, relentless attack against
Trump went throughout history. Have we ever seen such a thing against the you
know, a former president. And I understand you guys have a few more
years on me, you know what I mean? But I mean just to
the to the extent in which they are, they are relentless, will not
let up. I mean, what am I messing here? Because it seems
like this is this is where this is where Chuck and I disagree. He
thinks the cases were put together designed to fall apart. I think it's just
a matter of massing competence. And this is a good example of the massing
competence. When the g s A had it, they found Trump to get
it out of their way, so it gets shipped down to mar Lago and
then these guys get arrogant and think they've got a case. I don't think
it was designed to fall apart. I think it's there in competence that's and
these things to fall apart. It could be could be if it's if the
if the issue is indeed in confidence, I mean, then I done.
All the people that work by local circle K that are more capable of running,
you know, certain branches of government than these elected in the absolute.
The the incompetence thing, being willy willfully incompetent versus being just incompetent in general
are two different things, and I'm sure we could all agree upon that,
But I see the being willfully incompetent as the main issue is what's of what's
going on. I mean, there are too many politicians that are I don't
think it's yeah, well, but I think the people that are getting competent
have the egos that tell them, you know, hey, we're in the
administration. Now, I'm in the top, I've got power, I work
for the president, I'm in the d o J. I can do what
I want. I can find ways to through with my boss's opponent in the
next election. For Browning points, I think this whole administration because you look
at the people behind the scenes. I mean, this is carryover from Obama
uh his White House that are running things, and I think they think they're
so smart and they're so good at what they do that they overlook exactly how
stupid some of the moves they make are. But you see, to accept
this though, it leads me with with a serious, serious problem, and
that is that of this massive amount of people that want to go after Trump,
what you're telling me is not a one among them. Uh seems to
have the wherewithal to put together anything that really should stick or that will work.
Uh. So you got ho. I think they're trying to set them
up to I think they're trying to set them up the fell I'm sorry to
talk over, but but I think my my personal opinion, I'll set up
after that. I believe personally that they are setting the stage for him.
I mean you've already seen that. I'm putting legislative, legislative bills in place.
You know, the block come from performance certain actions such as a withdrawal
funding to Ukraine. I mean, see, there's there's It's it's hard to
keep tractive in everything anymore because there's just too much stuff breaking the news cycle
every single day. And you know what I mean, after a certain point,
you just can't can't retain it all. But I mean they've been putting
placing builds in place in preparations for him being president. You've heard other world
leaders talking as if Trump is going to be the next the next president.
I mean they just they in my opinion, they've been setting the stage,
setting the narrative that he will indeed be the next president. But it does
seem like they are putting all these little checkpoints in place to make sure that
he cannot, you know, to just to make sure that he's stone wall,
but every every single avenue, you know, and he is set set
up the fell. So I would willingly place a wager that he will become
the next duly elected president. But perhaps we will see that's the final fall
of this economy. I mean, I'm not trying to be a doom and
glimmer, but you know, a doomer or anything like that. But perhaps
we will finally see the fall of the you know, the United States of
America at least financially. Yeah, well good, that kind of seems what
we're we're headed towards. Got I got you and a lot of people share
that opinion. But you know what, it's a perfect scenario to set up
because you know what, Trump is looking to me like, he's definitely going
to be the next president. And here's the deal. If he fails and
everything goes wrong, he can place all the blame on this stuff. And
that's it. It doesn't matter if he made a good decision or not.
He can place all the blame on this stuff. But the problem is,
thus far, I don't see a competent attack against him. It's funny.
It's like, yeah, okay, the media is on them, but they're
also using them because this is the only reason why people are tuning in is
to watch the drama unfold, okay, and this is what's keeping them alive.
I pointed this out, you know, with twenty sixteen. When that
happened, it basically resurrected the business models of all the digital media, all
the broadcast media that was really failing, and that now they had something brand
new that they could run with twenty four hours a day, seven days a
week. What's going on in the trumpet sphere? And they did it,
and they did it for years now you've had Biden in there. And the
fun part is not a single competent attack. I mean, I don't see
they're not going to make this thing in New York stick, or they shouldn't.
The thing in Georgia falling apart. It seems to me like outside of
it being a nuisance, you know, he's on TV every single day,
guaranteed time slot. They're following, you know, gabble to gabble on his
case in New York. Here we are, right, his popularity. I
mean that's why they you know, they pulled that stint with the you know,
him supposedly being barred from attending his son's graduation. Yeah, but no,
which was just recently reversed. I mean, it's a it's all a
big public spectacle. It's a big public distraction from something, and it's doing
exactly what, in my opinion, it's designed to do, which is raise
up his popularity among the people that are really dedicated to the idea that this
is the guy who's fighting the system and therefore he's on our side because we're
sick of the system. He's sick of the system, and they're going after
him because he's actually on our side. So you have the guy it's like
they're attacking him because they're corrupt, and that's all there is to it.
And there's absolutely no basis for this, even if there was, but so
far they're presenting nothing but weak cases, fabricated nonsense where they're really having to
reach to put together the charge is instead of maybe putting together something that could
be, you know, really prosecutable, something that would demonstrate to people once
and for all exactly how corrupt he has been with his businesses or anything else.
They're not doing that. They're putting together this common If you go after
him, you got to go after the rest of them, you know.
I mean, then there that I can't recount the last president that is an
innocent individual, you know what I mean, that doesn't have to be hung
by the neck in my personal opinion, Well, exactly, that's one of
the things. Yeah, that's one of the big things hanging on this uh
immunity uh decision that Supreme Courts deciding right now. They're worried that if they
come out and say he has no immunity, then you're gonna see people start
gearing up lawsuits against Obama for his driving while drone program and uh probably go
all the way back to Bush Bush and let go. Yeah. Again,
I can't think of a guy that you couldn't legitimately prosecute for something. But
how many of them are ever held accountable after their administrations? During their administrations?
How about zero? So you know what, I think the same thing's
gonna happen here after the big public spectacle. After a whole lot of hot
air, you're gonna end up with a guy who is, you know,
by grievance, been identified as being on you know, our side. He's
with the people because the system is working against him like it works against us.
It's perfect. And he's got constant twenty four hour you know, broadcast
privileges where they're talking about him, they're showing clips of them, they're following
him to and from court. Social media that work, yeah, well,
which you know, but it succeeds only because it is a constant grievance machine.
That's the thing you know. Today because the SEC just hit is audit
firm for True Social or for Trump Social Media. They paid something like one
hundred and fourteen forty dollars in fines. There's an auditing firm that they say
submitted fraudulent stuff. They didn't do the audits that they said they did,
and it affected over fifteen hundred SEC filing. So the company has been banned
from being an auditor or an accountant in front of the SEC. They paid
their fine, but they admitted no wrongdoing. So True Social was down nine
percent today on that news. Yeah, but here's the deal with I don't
necessarily trust SEC filings or anything like that. I mean, if you look
at how they've handled crypto currencies in the past, the racing pest, and
then they've demonstrated that they're really not a that's worthy organization. Yeah, but
here we go with the oh you look at it. Look at this guy.
Wait, who was the guy Sam Bankman freed that just got sent to
jail for a minimal amount of time considering how much money he stole from people,
massive book because he gave a lot of it to the Democrats up just
giving him a slap on the wrist. Well, that's that's what he did.
The Democrats size ball amount of money too, you know, they did
on there were a list of all of the donners that received money from him.
You know. But here we are. If you're fine on both sides
of you know what I mean, it's okay, Well look again, cost
of doing business, right, If you got something that you can build that's
going to be worth a billion dollars and apparently this thing is allegedly worth a
whole lot more than that. If you got something that's worth a billion dollars
and you got to you know, absorb a fine of how much did you
say, one hundred and something thousand? I mean that's nothing. It's like
his contempt fine that he's got right, nine thousand dollars for being held in
contempt recently, wasn't it. And it's like, so what if the colly?
But if I were Trump, If I were Trump, I would I
heard this today. Somebody had a great idea. Tell them to go down
to the court with one of those big oversized checks that you get when you
win the lottery and walk in the courtroom with it and give it to the
judge and say, look, here's twenty thousand bucks. Now, I know
I owe you nine, but let's just keep the other because I probably got
another ten this next week. You're going to have to hit me with I
would just for publicity. Yeah, since you top down twenty thousand, say
here, just put it on my tab, since you don't have change for
my twenty dollars bill, and I'm going to put this in the swear jar
anyway, how about you just keep track and you knock it off of the
next swears I'm about to build out for you. Yeah, of course,
because because to tail if they put him in jail for contempt. You can
go. You might as well hold the election tomorrow because he's that concealed.
His fade as winning is if he ends up going to jail. But there
you go. See, how is it that by being prosecuted, it actually
raises his chances of getting in That's the point of it, though, That's
exactly what it is. Support of the whole thing, though is and that's
where support comes from. He's willing to give the middle finger to the government.
And people have been wanting to give the middle finger to the governments for
years. And it's the craft. Yeah, it's the petty craft that people
have to put up with every day. The fine for this, the fee
for being late with that. It's just it's gotten to the point that people
are saying, hey, I'll vote for Trump if he flips them off in
court. That's all it would take for a lot of people. Well,
again, it's the main character from three hundred catching all the arrows, you
know, just in on a lot of people's minds. If you want,
personally, I can't. I can't necessarily disagree with the individual that unfortunately set
them myself on fire, because that's always been one of my one of my
personal thoughts is, I mean, if you pay attention to everything's been going
on in this country and also other Western based civilizations, because you all know
that. I mean, it's not just here in the United States that we're
seeing the unraveling over our you know, the fabric of our country, our
countries. You know, we're we're seeing this on. It's primarily Western based
civilizations in which all this is occurring. But it seems like they're driving us
all to you know, they're forcing the swing to the pendulum, you know,
they're forcing it to swing to the authoritarian right. You know, so
we do actually run the risk of experiencing a full authoritarian dictator type situation in
which we will unfortunately, most likely gladly accept to you know, call me
a conspiracy theorists, but in my crazy mind, that's you know, I
can't disagree once again, what the guy said himself on fire and that's what
you know, what his flyer said, you know, yeah, that's what
he was educating for, you know, in the stadiums. And yeah,
that's been a bout of mine for a while. Concerning thought of mine,
I still have proven differently the beauty of all this though, is that you
guys are totally convinced that it's legitimate when Stone called Steve Austin takes on Vince
McMahon, you know, and and that's a real fight because you know Stone
Cold is going to take over the WWE. That's pretty much where you guys
are landing here, is that it's a real thing. And I'm telling you
the bad guy is orchestrated to be the bad guy. That's the way it
is. But that's weird. G is a real thing. I don't underto.
I think your comparison is totally off the mark. These people that are
doing that are bringing these cases. A good example of it is in his
case in New York over the Stormy Daniels stuff, her lawyer Cohen or I'm
sorry, Trump's lawyer. Cohen at the time recorded a phone conversation when they
were talking about this and setting up the deal between Daniel's lawyer and Pecker with
the National Inquirer on how they were going to handle this, killing the story
and in the conversation and going why did Cohen record his own client? That's
something you never want to do. Nobody thought this Tate would see the light
of day until the FBI rated Cohen's office and happened to find it. So
now they're using it now. And this is what gets me. You have
a local prosecutor that now has access to FBI evidence that they took in another
case, using it in this case, and when they played it in court,
it has basically blown their whole argument. They're trying to show that,
yes, Trump talked to Cohen about this setting up the payments, but what
it actually shows is that Cohen was working with the other lawyer and told Trump
we have this handled. You don't worry about it. We'll take care of
this. It's blown a hole in the case. It's a real thing.
I think these prosecutors sat down and thought they were smart enough to put something
together that they could nail him with, and they've gone through the motion.
They have gone so far as a local process secutor to bring in a federal
prosecutor on this because of this convoluted connection to election fraud and the accounting.
After the FEC already looked at this and said no, there's no case here,
the DJ looked at and said no, there's no case here. Otherwise,
you know, damn well, they would have gone after it if they
could have made a case, but they didn't. It's real. I think
these people are so arrogant that they think they're so smart that they can pull
this stuff off, and they end up, just like today, with this
tape blown a hole in their own case. So the comparison with wrestling,
no US guys, don't think that stone cold Steve Austin is going to be
Vince McMahon. You're talking apples and pliers, not even apples and oranges.
It is a real thing, and people are being affected by what's going on
in this real thing, and it's affecting our election. And if this is
the only way they can interfere legally interfere with the election, you can damn
sure that the Democrats are going to take advantage of it. Mhm. It's
a real thing. Okay, Hey, what can I do? I I
can't. You know, what what would it take to get you to understand
my side of it? I don't know. I have no idea how to
how to get you to the understand your side of it because you've not made
a cohering connection. You're saying that all of these things were done to designed
to fail. They just want to keep him busy for a while. That's
part of you. No, these are real things, and they actually think
they're smart enough and arrogant enough that they can put the guy in jail.
You know, you want the true teflon don It wasn't what's his name out
of New York is Donald Trump? M No. I get, you know,
I get part I get what the point that checks trying to make how
legitimately I do, And that's kind of the point that I was trying to
tie in too. Maybe I did it poorly, but I mean, you
know, sure, I mean this could all be smoking therrors. I mean,
well, I mean everything's smoking marriors. It seems like coming. Yeah,
the whole two party system and it's all it's all w w W depending
on which generation you grew up then, I mean it's all you know,
world wrestling, it's all performers, theater. I mean there, of course,
there's no two party system. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people
that aren't awakened to that fact and that still buy you know, I mean,
even all this news about Trump or you know, I mean, like
everything needs to be taken with the grain of salt realistically. I mean,
it could all be bullshit. You know, I'm part of my language.
I mean everything, you know, all we can do is just sit,
sit back and kind of observe and see how things unfold. And I mean
that's pretty much all we can do, is whether there nothing we can do
to the effect they need a degree of change, you know, other side
from turning to awaken some people, guys. And even at this point,
I don't know if that's enough. I mean, that's, like I said,
not trying to be a dinner. But I mean I get I get
both of you points. I really do, because I can resonate with both
sides. Okay, for which which side is right? Real? I mean,
who the hell knows, you know. I mean we're living in such
a clown world, you know, as the new term goes well, I
mean, I'm not a lost of words anymore so, you know, because
at the end that's concerning to have a young child coming up. That's all
I can say. I know, I got one, and I'm looking at
it going you know, this is just this is beyond ludicrous at this point,
and uh not gonna mount so much. Anyway. I'm gonna put you
on hold. I got another caller, so I'll bring him on and let
him roll with what he wants to say. I'm sure he wants to tail
onto this. I do believe I got Jimmy James on the line. I've
been trying to switch over to you, Jimmy, but it took me a
few minutes to let everybody get their points out. So what's on your mind
tonight? Can you hear me? All right? Yeah? Out side of
the crackling? Yeah, what you're crackling? But I hear you good,
So go ahead, Okay, yeah, of course, Uh, it's real.
I mean, Chuck, I it's not just you, it's everyone who
claims to be an all an alternative figure. You're just attacking Trump a different
way than the left wing media does constantly. I wasn't even attacking. I
wasn't even attacking you. Know. What I was saying is that they got
bs on them, they got garbage on them, they don't have enough to
prosecute them, and they're putting forth nonsense. I don't see how that's attacking
them, because that's what I'm Sayingry, we'll just sutt finished, because it's
not even so much you are's so much everyone that I hear that calls themselves
an alternative broadcaster. Well, the majority of those people that are in that
categor right, Jim, Just real quick, The majority of the people that
I think are in that category anymore are pretty much on the Trump train.
Uh the way I see it, I don't hear anybody really uh going at
him. They they they pretty much bought into the idea that look at the
look at the awful system going after Donald Trump, who is obviously somebody who's
you know, kind of on our side. That's really what I'm hearing from
the alleged alt media that exists at this point. Uh, they're on his
side. So I don't know where are these uh anti Trumper alt media people.
They're on MBC, CBS. Well that's not all media, that's not
that's not all. But that's not all. That's not all media. That
that's that's mainstream corporate media. Now, normal people have to go through the
internet, make their own damn networks. Yeah, well eh, it's time
to get real. Let's let's space it. Uh, this is a socialism
and Marxism at work. You don't like how the country's running right now?
This is exactly this is your Democrat part of these philosophies of policies and action.
They don't want Trump to stop what they're up to. And of course
the truck ninety six damn cases. And you don't think that they really want
to put him in tail? Why know why they can't find anything real on
him? Because he's not a damn criminal? Okay, well, anyway there
that is. But I want to know where these alt media people are because
I said, who are the alt media? And and you gave me MSNBC,
ABC, that's all corporate. That's fine, Had Opperman, Cobert,
William Ramsey, everyone that I listened to, every single one of them.
I don't listen to Alec whatever his name is, Jones or whatever. Try
to listen to the more reputable people who claim that they have no agenda.
Okay, yet they always end up having that damn agenda. So Opmanman's weird
politically because I can never really tell exactly where he's coming from. But he's
he's gone anti Trump. You think Corbett I don't think is anti Trump.
He calls himself a socialist. Well I don't get because Apperman also calls himself
a Christian. Do not know the Marxism does not support religion. Well so
socialism and Marxism or not necessarily the same thing, right, I mean?
But look, okay, well Opperman, I can't explain. I'll tell you
that. But Corbett I don't think is anti Trump. I don't think he
is. He's kind of a sort of anarchist in a way, a polite
one, but uh, you know, kind of an anarchist like oh again,
it seems like every alternative figure who doesn't support Trump there they're all to
the end game. The glorious things that they say is uh, don't whatever
you do, don't vote, don't participate. It's all rigg. It's alf
bated. Read the news. This will be real good for the country.
Don't worry about it. We just flew in fifty million people to take your
place. Uh, this country's headed toward a fall. You better pray to
the god of your choice. The Trump wins, Zeros, there ain't gonna
be a country, will be Canada a buck appearance. Well, I don't
know. It seems like we're doomed from every angle because you know, if
Trump wins, I'm told that he's going to be so undermined and so under
sieged that they're not going to let him get anything done anyway, and if
Biden wins, and those are really the only two choices you're goal be allowed
to have. Got good. I'm sorry. I found out why there's some
those those rubber duckies now because he's gonna be a lame duck president did it.
That's why last time he had a strange course. And this time he
knows who to bring in that knows what they're doing, constitutional lawyers. He
put fifty years into this. I believe me, he's the bureaucracy's ninety.
Well see here's the pro I'm another thing. You can't admit the bureaucracy and
the Democrat Party are synonymous, and so we're public unions. They called the
Democrats. Well, I can't proclaim to know much about unions, but it
seems to me as though the Democrats and the Republicans utilize the bureaucracy. You
know, they both do. So I don't know how it is that,
Like the Republicans are not included in the bureaucracy. Seems like they have to
be. And it's Trump who sells rubber ducks. So he's selling rubber ducks
because he's going to be a lame duck president himself. That's what he's doing.
Yes, I be surprised, lame duck. In fact, I think
he'd be surprised. How one side of the for your gureaucracy is real and
it ain't leaning rock. Yeah, and I've only seen that from being working
first state agencies and working with other government agencies, especially federal agencies. They
are in breand with Democrats. That's how people get their jobs, That's how
people keep their jobs. If you're not well, let me let me ask
let me especially in the environment. Okay, well, let me ask an
open let me ask an open question. Then, since I'm apparently ignorant of
this, if if Republicans try to get anything done right in the government,
they wind up having to use the very same facilities that the Democrats use.
Right, they have to use the bureaucracies to get anything done. Uh so
aren't they don't they by default have to participate with the I mean they don't
have a separate Republican bureaucracy that you know or by another No, no,
no, no, no. What I'm what I'm talking about is, yeah,
when it comes to politicians, they use the same processes. But once
these guys come up with the bill. Then you've got a bunch of bureaucrats
that are making the rules on how the bill is going to be interpreted.
And that's where the Democrats do their best work in coming up. Just look
at Obamacare. Obamacare was voted on and then the rules were written. That's
why Nancy Pelosi said, we have to pass it to note what's in it,
just like this latest bill. You know, now, I take that
back. Remember when Obamacare came along, and I forget who it was that
made the comment called Obama a liar in the State of the Union address,
comment that Obamacare would not be available to illegal aliens, and he was called
a liar. Well, come to find out Biden's administration, these are the
people writing the rules that work for these agencies involved with Obamacare are now rewriting
the regulations to allow it to be offered to illegal aliens. That's what That's
what I mean. Yes, the government part for the refuls that are in
the House and in the Senate have to use certain procedures, the same ones
Democrats used. It's when you start writing the details and the rules on how
these bills are going to be carried out where Democrats do their dirtiest work.
So well, the problems so much is representing the working man. The problem
is with the eighty percent of the so called unions. This is insane.
We have unions representing people that we're paying through with our tax money. How
about now? And the reason why they tend to be Democrats, Chuck,
is because duh, they're the biggest, They're the new dealers. They're the
ones that made and are constantly enlarging the government. That's the whole crack philosophy
this year. So I'm putting you on hold, Jimmy, because the crackling
is really really super loud, and that's why I'm putting you on hold.
But I want to look at something real fast, because you're talking about the
unions and I wanted to get a barometer here. Maybe the crackling will go
away if I put you on hold per minute. But you know, when
complaints about unions and how that's a big problem. It seems to me as
though there's only about what's three percent of all people working in the country at
all work for unions something like that. Maybe I'm wrong about the number,
though, I want to look it up. Go ahead, well, yeah,
but the problem with unions is this, you have the union leadership which
come out and back Biden. Yeah, okay, so they're gonna throw money
towards Biden. You have most of these unions in a lot of these states
work under what's called a forced dues system, where people cannot elect out of
having their dues taken out of their paychecks. They did this in a few
states. They changed the rules saying, okay, now all your union members
have the option you can refuse to have your dues taken straight out of your
paychecks. And then that that allows them to decide whether they want to pay
those dues or not, or they can hold withhold those dues. Intel management,
you guys are spending their money in the wrong place. Now, you've
had several unions come out and support Biden, but you just had Trump in
the street with a construction worker who's a member of unions come out and say,
look forget what the leadership says. Does the rank and file are behind
Trump. That's the way it's That's the way it was with Reagan, that's
the way it is with these other Republican presidents. That the unions fought forced
dues for years until it was taken down to a state level and they and
people started winning who said, look, you know, I have to be
a part of this union to have my job, but I don't appreciate my
dues going to support somebody that I don't support, that doesn't supp So let
me make that shore is whether I'm going to pay my money. You know,
there's a lot of things that a lot of funds that these members pay
into for certain things, political funds, et cetera, et cetera. And
they wanted to take all this out as a lump sum, and the members
fought it, and they won in several states. And that's when the you
know, the union started screaming bloody murder because now, I mean, unions
today are nothing more than a money laundering operation for Democrat donations. And it's
been that way for years, for years of decades, it's been that way.
Well even okay, look, let's let's just say I'm not going to
argue any of that, because again, as I said, I'm not,
you know, read in on all this. I don't know that much about
it, but I do know this much that the highest number of individuals like
this century, the highest percentage of all US workers in general that belong to
unions at all is twelve percent. Uh, it's been as low as I
believe five percent, But in the past century, this is where we're at.
Okay, you got between five and twelve percent. But let's go with
the high number, or even call it ten percent. If you're talking about
ten percent of workers the whole country. How much is that ten percent?
Well, okay, of the whole country. There's three hundred and fifty million
people here, so ten percent of that No, no, no, there's
thirty five million. None, No, I think that's enough to swing an
election. No, no, no, it's not that high an amount of
people that that that. You can't go with the whole population. Not the
whole population is not working. You got to remember, there's a whole bunch
of home. That's what I'm saying. What is the population? What is
the working population? Any amount to five to ten percent of any of whatever
that amount is. That's a lot of people, and more importantly, that's
a lot of money. Yeah, it's like influence elections. Well, I'll
answer it. It's like, let's see, it's like fifteen million people altogether,
Okay, something like a fifteen or sixteen million. I'm looking at different
numbers, different agencies, the US Labor Department, et cetera, and I'm
getting a general mean average here, and it looks to me like people fifteen
sixteen million people you're talking about that are represented by unions altogether. Again approximately,
So I say ten percent, just say, well, say say five
percent. Ten percent would be one point five million. Five percent would be
what seven hundred and fifty thousand people has still a lot of money, and
that's enough people to swing an election. Seven hundred and fifty thousand votes.
Okay, But again, the rank and file who are actually going to vote
are not necessarily driven by what their union decides to do, right, I
mean that's true, But their money is being spent. But here's the deal.
It's the money. Yeah, their money for the leadership is spending his
support in Biden. The rank and file vote for Trump because they look at
their paycheck, they look at what this economy is doing to them. So,
yes, you may have influenced by the votes, But what is that
money doing. Is that money buying votes from other groups of people to support
Biden? Is that money effectively affecting how they vote? So even if it's
seven hundred and fifty thousand people, a portion of those are going to vote
Democrat and a portion are going to vote Republican. Yeah, it's gared,
but that money is all spent on the Democrat side, and how much does
it influence other Democrat votes? Quite a bit? Okay, we could look
at where the money comes from that all goes into this, and I mean
the ridiculousness of spending you know, fifty million dollars on a job that only
pays one hundred thousand dollars a year and all that kind of stuff. Look,
I'm just saying that unions I don't think are as big a factor as
you know, it's not like the whole everything hinges on that, you know,
because again it's yeah, I agree, they're not as big a factor
as they were decades ago, but they're still a big factor. No fair
enough, Look, and there's a lot of bit. Look look at the
large corporate donors and the super packs which are formed by you know, we
we've talked about it many times, like what, you know, what were
the Koch brothers now only one? Uh, you know what what was their
level of influence? Right? And there you're talking about or the Ford Foundation
in fact, right, the same people. Basically, if you take a
listen to a list of you know, this PBS program is brought to you
by and you take a listen to the people that are you know, paying
for the PBS program. Okay, Uh guaranteed most of them are huge donors
when it comes to political campaigns absolutely and agendas absolutely, you know so.
But but there you habits, So we could talk about the large I mean,
I would think that the you know, Union as an influential group is
nothing compared to these large corporate donors. Uh. You know when you got
like say, Exxon Mobile, which I always crack up when it's like,
you know that you're watching nature shows and they're sponsored by the oil companies and
stuff. I always find that funny. But anyway, or you take a
look at what was that guy with the huge boring as hell Vietnam Five Nights
of Vietnam Ken Burns, right, the guy who does you know the super
super long documentary is supposed to be America's greatest documentary filmmaker puts me to sleep,
sucker, But anyway, and terrible terrible Peace on Vietnam. He did
me and Swanson started talking about it. I think we only made it to
part three out of five because we couldn't stand talking about it anymore. It
was ridiculous. They were just massaging the whole thing to try and make it
look like, well, you know, JFK is responsible for this. Lyndon
Johnson was like a poor victim, you know, got kind of drawn into
Vietnam, and I mean, you know, give me a break, Okay.
Johnson was a pay to play politician and one of the one of the
most prolific criminal politicians ever. You know, and people go, oh,
he's a Democrat. Yeah, yes, or was, but I mean,
I don't care what party he was in. He was going for his It
was about him and his agenda and trying to produce a legacy. And that's
what he was all about, whether you're talking about box forty six or you're
talking about the bag men that were still coming to him when he was vice
president. He was all about that, okay, creating a legacy and keeping
his pockets and his people's pockets full, and making sure his wife had plenty
of TV channels that you owned. You know, That's what his whole thing
was. And if you don't believe me. Ladybird owned lots of TV channels
across the country. Go ahead and take a look at that if you want.
It's pretty interesting. But when you take a look at all the interesting
scams and insurance fraud and all kinds of stuff Johnson was involved in, which,
by the way, all disappeared post assassination. And again, I'm not
one of these guys who blames Johnson for killing Kennedy. I'm just telling you
about his actual criminal activity that we know about for sure. Well, if
you think about it now. As much as I disagree with Jim Fetzer,
one point that he always brought out was, you know, you look at
crime and look at who benefited the most from it, and the one person
who benefited the most from kennedy assassination was LBJ, plain and simple. So
in the short run, I can't agree with Fetzer, but he does make
a good point. You've got to look into things and just how connected was
Johnson to the periphery of what went on when Kennedy was taken out? Right,
And he did well in the short run. Now, in the long
run, his legacy was destroyed. But you know, stay tuned on that,
right, by the time we get from nineteen sixty four, I don't
know that it was destroyed because all of the crap that people were flinging out
there, you know, it was all overshadowed by the passage of the Civil
Rights Act, and LBJ took, you know, credit for that. Even
though it was Republicans that voted in a higher percentage to approve it, LBJ
took advantage of it. And you know, so no matter what LBJ does,
you can forget trying to down talk him to a certain degree because he's
responsible, according to history, for the Civil Rights Act. Yeah, right,
even though legitimately the guy was not you know, into the idea really,
even though his public face was supposed to be about that, and he's
the champion of these right. I mean, he flat admitted he was not
ashamed of his racism, but he said, hey, we want those their
votes. We're got to do this. Yeah, of course. I mean,
if you think he was all about being happy a meeting with you know,
doctor King, you know, like, oh, this is a good
thing you're doing, that wasn't what it was about. It was about strategically,
well, look, that's a pretty big voting block. That's a big
voting block, and I'm sure, I'm sure he must, you know,
under his breath made the comment that, you know, we were back in
Texas, you'd be parking cars at this meeting. Yeah, right, exactly
this kind of thing. Or maybe he did say it out loud and people
ignored it. It doesn't matter, because again it was people benefiting off of
others actions. And well, I guess I got to sit down with the
devil because I want his due, you know, And that's the way it
was. So anyway, getting getting back to the uh topic at hand,
I guess we'll we'll get back around to the callers, but right now,
I think it's about time for us to take a break, So I'm gonna
do that and hopefully we get uh Jimmy back on without the crackling noise.
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per usual, look, you guys get to say whatever it is you want
if you decide to call in and enjoin and uh, hey it is what
it is? I guess, Uh how how how can somebody dispossess others of
a preconceived notion? You know, lots of things go on here, Lots
of things go on here, and lots of conversations. I mean, I'm
hoping that people are observing this and getting an idea of what's being said and
what's what's being exchanged here. What do you think? Do you think that
all of this stuff is legitimately pretty much? And by the way, you'd
have to believe a lot of what the corporate media says in order to understand
that they're indeed going after the Trumpster in a legitimate way. You'd have to
believe a lot of what they're saying, only in that much you don't have
to be on their side and be cheering for it. You could be cheering
against it. But still that mainstream media is useful to you. And oh,
by the way, wind loser draw Trump is useful as content across the
board to everybody and alt media. I argue there is no alt media.
Jimmy James says there's some alt media, and he brought up corporate media telling
me about the alt media, but then he qualified other things further and said,
what about you know Opperman? Opperman I can't explain politically. I never
could. And you know, he's a nice guy. I get along with
him. Not everybody does, but he's in a weird spot where he's like
a socialist but also a Christian but also you know, he wanted Bernie's Anders
to win. Was he variantly or you know, vehemently against Donald Trump?
I don't remember that, But then again, I don't listen to Operaman that
much. I don't think Ramsey's against Trump, but I think Jimmy James thinks
he is. Anyways, Corbett is against the general system, you know,
not really specifically against Trump. And the majority of these people that are out
there allegedly is independent speakers their opinions, which, by the way, they
think is the most important thing in the world, whereas I don't think an
opinion is the most important thing. I think analysis breaking things down, showing
people stuff that they're not necessarily seeing elsewhere that's not readily available across the entire
corporate media stream. That's the usefulness of independent media, not about you have
a contrarian opinion. Screw the opinion. Let's get to some things that I'm
not being shown elsewhere. Show me the rare information, show me the real
stuff that's happening that the rest of corporate media is either hiding or ignoring.
Do that, then you're an independent media person doing something productive. But generally
speaking, all these shows I hear anymore is let's get on give an opinion
based on a couple of loose facts that I might have learned on the internet.
That's my opinion, my opinion, my opinion, and now I'm going
to bring on some other people who agree with my opinion, and let's all
agree together. And that's allt media anymore. So I don't know. Maybe
alt media is dead. The dinosaur media should have laid down and died in
twenty sixteen, but it was absolutely put on life support and has made a
miraculous recovery ever after due to the fact that they had Trump to kick around.
Now, whether you think the attacks are legitimate or just a straight business
decision, I'll leave that open to interpretation, but I think it's clearly a
business decision. If they're not going to profit from it, regardless of what
their political view is, they're not going to run with it. They're not
going to give you the news that matters. If they can give you the
news that will keep you tuned in, happy to be hating or happy to
be siding with them, or happy to be doing something where you're getting your
opinion echoed back to you. And that's the thing about the listeners of all
media anymore. They don't want to be informed about some rare information something they
never heard of before. They want somebody to just agree with their opinion,
and that's all it's about. So it's call and response with opinion and agreement.
And the corporate media as well as the independent media are doing the same
dance. I'm trying to avoid that. It's not working too well. Got
to be honest, you know, I'm not making any great pile of friends
doing it this way. I have an honest opinion that goes a little bit
into a direction that BP says, I can't make the case for it,
But it seems to me as though the case is obvious. It's right there.
What can you say whether I'm correct or not if the result is the
same? Was my analysis bad? I wonder about that. Maybe it was.
Maybe I just suck at this. Maybe I'm just crazy. Maybe and
it's not about my opinion, but maybe I'm so warped that I can't connect
with the reality of the situation anymore. But it seems so unreal to me
that I can't explain it any other way except that this is all intentional.
And I think we're going to intentionally see the anti hero rise. We're gonna
see Trump reinstalled and win loser draw. He'll blame anything on the deep state,
the opposition, which goes far beyond Democrats. Although all the Democrats are
in the deep state, others outside of the Democrats are part of the deep
state too, and that's his opposition, and so no matter what he does,
he now hasn't out. The deep state was against me. The Democrats
were against me. These other people were against me. It's their fault that
things went bad no matter what decision I made. So talk about plot armor
in the story. How is that not perfect? Anyway? Enough out of
me. I want to hear from you, and I want to hear from
my co host and I i'd love some new callers three one nine five two
seven five zero one six, But even if you called in before or you're
on hold, We're gonna get around everybody as quick as I can with the
last half hour or so. Anyway, b pete, uh, let's see.
I'm gonna check the board here and see who's on. It looks like
we got we got Jimmy and Chris still, so we don't have anybody new.
And also Skype, I'm not showing anybody new. I'm Charles dot o'celly
on there by the way, And if you send me a message, I
can call you into the show from Skype. But you know what, I
got no problem just hanging like this and with my two callers, and I
don't know what should we do next. I leave it to my coast to
decide. I want him to figure it out. What should we do with
the remaining time? Because we're wide open as far as I'm concerned, And
I'll give a priority to a new caller if you show up on the line
now, I'm gonna put you on ahead of whatever else is going on.
But other than that, let's get to it. Three one nine five two
seven five zero one six and that hopefully will be the last time I give
out that number tonight. So be pete. What should we do now?
Should we go back around everybody? Do you want to, you know,
play anything? You want to bring up some stuff? What do you want
to do? Well? I don't know. I've been scanning headlines while you've
been talking, just looking at what's going on. We got the Kentucky Derbys
this weekend, which is the first step of the Triple Crown, right,
and there's a twenty to one twenty one horse. It's the odds are twenty
to one. They're saying has a good chance to win this thing because of
positioning, and a lot of people don't take this into consideration. The two
the two top horses for this race, one of them has been slammed to
start on the inside. The other one is way out at position seventeen on
the outside. So none of these horses have really run a race where they've
been more than three links behind. But they're looking at the guy in position
number on, a horse in the position number seven, who is a twenty
to one shot, but they think based on his running record, he stands
a good chance of taking this thing. So it'll be interesting to see lot
of that. The sports news we've got the hockey playoffs are going now for
the Stanley Cup. Carolina advanced in the second round. We're gonna be taken
on the Rangers. New York best of that series is trying to move on.
Baseball is just getting cranked up. They've already had a lot of arguments
about the Sorry Empire, and it's been going on the past couple of seasons.
We'll see if they do something about that. How's that pitchball? See
most of the v pete how's that? How's that pitch clock working out?
In baseball? How's the pitch clock working out? I've not really kept up
on that last year. To me, it helps, but but then again,
it's you know, you're infringing on what baseball always was. If the
pitcher wanted to sit there and keep throwing in the first base or trying to
pick somebody off, or take his foot off the rubber and pick his nose,
you know, I mean, that's baseball. They're trying. They started
playing with the rules too much. It's not even enjoyable anymore for me.
A lot of it. Okay, it's a shame. You know, they're
getting away from what baseball was to try to speed up the game. The
whole point of baseball is there's no clock. It's innings. You do what
you can to get through it. So this pitch clock, I don't I
don't know. It didn't ever make sense to me. I hope to get
rid of it. Well, I feel that way about the designated hitter.
I always thought it was extremely valuable to have to have the pitcher step in
the box. But you disagree with me on that. You like the designated
hitter, don't you. I like it in the American League, and I
think it adds something to the World Series when they alternate each year whether they're
going to use the DH or not, or whether they're going to use the
DH in the parks for the American League and not use it the International league.
It puts a nice twist on it. But DH, I mean,
the DH is there for one purpose. He's batt and forth, he's clean
up, you know, load them up. Let the DH come on and
handle It must have saved your pictures, pictures, I don't know. It
seems to me that it helps save their arms and that they're not having to
get out there and swing a bat, although if they did have to get
out there and swing a bat, that it would count on the length of
time that they're going to be on the mound because they exhaust themselves and you're
footing in a relief and the guys aren't last longer. Who knows. I
like the DH. I like the big hit. Everybody loves a danger,
so now I understand that. But I've always appreciated the idea that you face
the consequences if you got to step in that box and you're partially responsible,
you know what I mean, Because otherwise you could do a spectacular job and
only give up one run, but the rest of your team can't. You
know, bat a run in and you lost, you know what I mean.
This way, you can actually literally take your your own fate into your
hands. As a picture. I like it. And also if you decide
to throw it people, which nobody does anymore, because you know, everybody
recognizes that they got million dollar investments in themselves, you know, being on
the field, they don't. They don't play like that anymore. Nobody plays
hard like that anymore, you know, Yeah, they do, don't.
You can't. Don't believe that fallacy they throw at each other all the time.
Yes, they do. Well, I haven't seen it. I haven't
seen a lot of controversies like that or you know, bench clearing and stuff
like. I don't see that happening as much as it used to. I
mean, maybe it's my imagination. Anyway, continue on. I didn't mean
to interrupt your sport, but I want to know what you thought about the
pitch clock, because to me, that just seems, I don't know,
like undue pressure on the game then it. I don't know. I haven't
watched it since they put it in, and I almost don't want to because
I'm afraid it's going to be ruined. Yeah, it's like in football,
they're changing the kickoff rules again. You know, they want to come up
with this idea where you place you guys on the line ahead of your kicker,
or you place your guys all the way down the field in the area
that it's going to be received for your kicker. You know, they've changed
kickoff rules so many times because guys keep booting it through the end zone.
They end up starting on the twenty So, okay, they change it will
make it worse. If you boot it into the end zone, they get
five x yards start on twenty five. You know, football's gotten to the
point now that you can't kick the ball, you can't touch quarterback, and
you got to be careful how you catch it or you're getting you know,
some penalty. It's crazy, and it's every sport is starting to get into
it. They really haven't gotten into the basketball that much. I guess that
one's simple enough that there's really not a lot to play with there. Well,
I mean basketball, If you start screwing with basketball, I mean,
what would be the point, right? Basketball is about the interplay, the
interaction, the live action of it. Like That's why I always feel weird
about them saying, oh, there's a strategy and whatever. It has to
change every second in basketball. You know what I mean? You don't have
setups the way you do in a lot of other sports where you can.
It's a it's a got a different dynamic. It's its own dynamic, you
know what I mean. I've always I've always wondered why they haven't raised the
rim now that you know people can dunk, five foot of eight can dunk.
I mean, we've got some super athletes playing out there. We've got
guys Seth Curry, he's known for three points from midfield. Let's say you
know he's an artist. He knows the three point shot, ain't dunk it
just as good, just as much as the rest of them. So why
not raise the rim? Make it more challenging when your average height is what
six' nine, But moved a rim up a little bit. You haven't
seen them touch that one. Yeah, they are awfully tall, and I
do like hockey as well. Hockey's but see, they did screw around with
hockey a little bit. But hockey is so confusing to a lot of American
audiences. They don't know it, but they changed a lot of stuff in
hockey at one point. I don't know. Hockey is one of those things
that you can get away with messing with I think. But this thing with
the pitch clock with baseball, I don't know. It just seems like I
know there was a problem there with the game's taking too long, and I
get it, but it just same time, you're changing the flow, you
know. I don't know, it's just to me, it's a little too
weird. Anyway, let's well, yeah, go on. Part of the
problem was the games were taken too long on TV. The guy sitting in
the stands is paid for a ticket. He doesn't mind how long the game
goes on because he's made a commitment to go and actually attend the game.
Right he's there at the park because of what the park does. It's this
stupid commercialism that is, oh wow, that's taken too much TV time.
You know, we're losing out. We're having to pre m programs and move
them back and slip them back, which is effecting or advertising. Must screw
that and the overwhelming majority. Yeah, but the overwhelming majority of people that
are gonna watch that game are going to watch it at home. One two.
That is where their money is. And if they are running over like,
there's a lot of people that like, I'll ask him, you want
to sit down and watch a game with me, like during the playoffs or
whatever, and they're not like necessarily into baseball. They'll watch anything else and
they go, eh, baseball game so long, and I go, well,
realistically, an NFL game goes about the same amount of time. I
mean, I know it's rigidly timed, but by the time you're done with
the timeouts, the penalties, the breaks, honestly, it takes about the
same amount of time. Anyway, You've got to commit a good three hours
to watching a full game, right, and baseball runs about that average.
But I don't know. For some reason, there's a lot of people that
are kind of like, nah, it's too long. You know, it
takes too long. So I don't know. But to me, it's a
different flow, you know, it's a different mindset, and nothing wrong with
it. Anyways, Let's keep moving so that we get to the rest of
the callers before we're done, or we get to the callers again before we're
done. I want to move along. So what else you got in the
news? I mean, outside of a little bit of sports. Unless there's
more sports news, the Triple Crown and the horse racing, I don't know.
I could never get into that too much either. I mean, I
don't mind betting on it, but honestly, I don't know. There are
some people that sort of follow it and they're not even betting on it,
So I don't know what the deal is there. They just I don't know.
Maybe they just like horses. We don't. We don't have like a
proposed winner that's like expected to take everything this year or something. Right,
Well, you got a couple of favorites. There's two listed. Let's see
if I can pull them up, and let's see which farms are out of
the big thing about the Kentucky Derby, well, the Triple Crowd, the
Belmont State Kentucky Derby, and the Preakness is the pageant tree that goes along
with the partying. You know, horse racing at one time was a big
money venture, uh for a bunch of people in Kentucky, and so they
they built up all this pageant tree around this race. You've got I think
that six or seven races before the actual derby. Uh. You know where
farms are bringing their horses out trying to trying to get them some racing exposure
to move up the ladder so that maybe they can be in the next uh
Kentucky Derby. So it's a whole different mindset, and it's more of a
party atmosphere. You know, they'll party for three days for a race that
takes three minutes. That's the funny thing about it. Trying to find let's
see where well with about with about fourteen minutes left, let's go back around
to Chris if he's got anything he wants to throw in, and then get
whoa what happened there? I heard a loud noise you okay, Yeah,
I'm fine. I I was sure, okay, no, you're sure like
blasted through. I don't know. I got some inconsistent sound issues here.
It's my stuff. Probably I got something wrong. I gotta gotta straighten that
out. But all of a sudden, this really loud noise. I thought
something happened to you. All right, anyway, let's check with Chris and
let's see what's going on there. So you're you're there right, yes,
sir? All right? So anything else you want to throw in, or
you want to talk sports, whatever's on your mind, go ahead. Now
I'm gonna take something in an entirely different direction. What is you all opinion
on the the new registration, uh, the new laws in place sometimes of
keeping with the electronic ear tags that was just passed in the last omnibus.
Do you think that's the farious purposes behind that or I mean it's just so
coincidental, you know, the timing as you know, with the H five
M one March supposedly cross contaminating with the you know, the beef cattle industry.
Are you smarter with what I'm talking about a little bit? BP?
Yeah, yeah, this I heard some guys talking about it here in this
state because well, cattle is is one of our one of our agricultural pursuits.
So it's more hogs and chickens and turkeys than cattle. But their complaint
is that they're going to be added costs to the farmer. It will give
the government that the government wants the ability to track every cat that goes through
market, which is I mean, that's a nice it's a nice, good
effort, but I don't know that they're going about it in the right way.
You know, usually when cattle show up on the yard, they've got
a tag in the ear so that they can identify them. In fact,
some farmers I heard a story the other day somebody was talking about they used
to farm, and their uncle thought that people were stealing their cows and swapping
tags in the ears. So he actually went back to branding as a way
to identify his so that he can keep up with him. But it's a
high cost that they're trying to implement, and a lot of farmers are tired
of the government coming up with these policies that just cost them more money and
more hassle to try to keep up with the paperwork. Yeah, I don't
know, it's weird. You don't think that there's a possibility of the little
bit something else going on there just you know, Oh, I think they're
well, but if there's not at the moment, there will be. Yeah,
I I agree with you. They're up to something. You guys are
both there's a reason they want to do this, but they're not giving us
all the reasons, the ulterior motives that are not going to mention. And
I know, having this data and being able to manipulate it the way government
is, it's there's going to be something. The faery has come out of
it without a doubt. Well, I'm wondering what it means for uh,
for for the milk, you know, uh, for for that part of
the industry, right, because I mean, this industry has really gotten weird
over the past few years. There was a bunch of a bunch of podcasts
that all of a sudden started coming out about the beef industry and what's happening,
uh and them talking about you know, the bird flu and uh,
you know, more recent problems with infection, and this was really about trying
to protect people from uh, you know, infected beef stocks getting out there,
so they could figure out where they came from and shut things down in
case, you know, some bad meats started getting to the market, which
you know, look on the face of it, seems to be a decent
endeavor, but at the same time, you wonder what exactly is all going
to come of this. There's always the you know, the consequences that are
never part of the proposal whenever stuff like this happens, and people in different
industries always you know, resist this stuff, sometimes rightfully so and other times,
I don't know, maybe it's just they don't want, you know,
the change, or to try to adapt to a you know, a new
price point because they got something new they got to adapt to that's going to
cost them, So obviously they're going to pass along the costs. And how
do you do that? How do you adjust for it? You know,
there's a lot to it. Man. I don't claim to be an expert
on this either, But what do you think is the just about I'm just
about ready to turn to you and ask you, you know, what is
it that you think is the nefarious end of this? What do you think
is the evil agenda underneath? What? What's your idea about it? Because
I have, like I'm sort of lukewarm on this whole thing. What what
is your thoughts? Hm? You recall here in any nefarious things about the
PCR testing. Okay, well, that's the same they're utilizing the same testing
methods with our with the the supposed camp contaminated milk with they're which they're not
finding like in you know, yeah, complete pathogens. They're they're finding like
particulates, you know what. They're climbing. You know, they're kind of
backtracking a little bit, or at least they did for a minute. Okay,
Uh, but you know they're they're still running with the agenda. It
seems like, and you know, I'm you know, like I understand that
I might tell them a little crady, but once again there's they're they're utilizing
PCR testing for testing the milk. And if you understand how faulty that testing
method is and how you can just pretty m if you want to find something
with while using a PCR test, you can find whatever the hell you want.
I mean, you amplify it up in cycles. And the original inventor,
the original inventor of the PCR test, well, guess what, that
son of the best masteriously died and actually came monsteriously died in twenty nineteen,
you know, prior to the release of COVID nineteen. You know, whatever
hell you want to however you want to phrase it, but that individual conveniently
died and beforehand was on record, you know, saying that it was.
You know, this is not a perfect This is not a testing method for
you know, identifying this you know, disease their passage with an individual,
I mean it was it was intended for something entirely different. Yeah, if
you want to find a cancer cell an individual, you can find a I
mean, you can find a cancer shell. I mean every single one of
us, because we all have cancer shells. Does this mean would have cancer.
No, absolutely have a matter of fact, if you do the right
time to shoot, if you do the right kind of tissue test on almost
everybody's lungs, you could find a you know, bubonic plague if you wanted
to the point is that? Look, I want to know because I don't
understand the connection and maybe again it's something I missed, but like, what
is the connection between the tracking specifically though and the PCR test? I mean,
are you what did I miss here regarding the PCR test? Because I
saw stuff about this and they were talking about you know, if they come
up with something, then they'll at least know what the source was, you
know, if it comes up I didn't see. It's sort of like,
you know, cart or horse, which one is going first? Here?
How does this work out that it's a problem. So somebody decides to do
that, what would they be doing it for? To shut down the beef
industry in general or to shut down specific But you heard I'm sure you've heard
the words of the guilteds mouth or gifted courses. Now, however the phrase
goes, but you know, like clos class swab originally say you know you'll
eat eat the bugs, you know. I mean, that's yeah, pretty
much what in my opinion, really happen Tom too. That they're blaming cattle
for this, for you know, all these over all these greenhouse well yeah,
make the wall get so much warmer, right, Cattle farmers, cattle
cattle farts are destroying the uh, you know, the the O zone or
whatever you no. Look and but but here's the thing, when it comes
to it, there is an environmental impact to you know, to to ranching
the cattle. And when you uh, you know, keep areas that are
just grassland and you don't let them grow wild, it causes certain things in
certain areas and stuff. I mean, it's a very complex issue. But
no, I was just curious you're you're saying in general though, this this
is like the uh, let's the limit eat the beef industry so that people
are going to have to resort to something else for the protein. That's the
idea beef and chicken doesn't just apply to industrial farmers and applies to just people
that have a If you have a you know, uh, member of the
abovene family that's capable of producing ye, you need to be on the registertion.
You need to have them tagged. That way they can track you.
Okay, well, you know what back you know what you however you want
to perceive it, I got you. What's crazy to me is that.
Honestly, though, I'll tell you something. I mean, I'm not for
shutting down the beef industry or anything like that. I'm you know, I
eat meat and I don't apologize for it. Uh, it is what it
is. And uh. But but the thing about the chicken industry, though,
to be honest with you, every time I turn around and look at
packaging or the way that they handle these things, uh, you know,
the animal amals themselves. Uh, the way this is done, especially on
the industrial level, you know, the commercial farming level. Quite frankly,
I have a hard time with a straight face fighting against people that want to
shut down the chicken industry because I mean, it just seems to be rather
badly run. Uh. There is constant contamination and problems, and they pump
these animals full of cracks. This specific chicken breed and this coming from a
guy they're raised the chickens, you know, I mean, that's a shit
what I'm telling them to recall the actual name of the breed. But there's
a specific breed of chickens that you utilize for meatbird production. Yeah, well
you can turn them, turn them over an eight weeks, eight weeks,
that's all. It takes eight weakes and they get so so, I mean
all you get to just keep feeding them and by the end of the day
weights there. It's a specific breed, and they're not a natural breed.
I mean, I know I have, yet you know I can't. I
can't mamber myself to to raise them either. You know, I raise my
chickens naturally, you know what I mean, And I raise natural breeds,
and I you know, I'll breed my own chickens too. But no,
the ones that you're referring to, I mean, you know, the ones
that we generally buy in the grocery stores. That's a species that we've mutilated
over time, you know, through genetic mutile manipulation, you know, I
know, different like chill wahwas or whatever, you know what I mean.
Yeah, Well, through genetics. Right Well, by by they're they're ready
for harvest by eight weeks, and by that eight weeks they're they're so fat
that they can't walk around. They will eat in place. Yeah, exactly,
in play. I mean, you literally have to move them on your
own. Well see, and that's and that's the thing I'm blanket on the
wing industry. Even in the case okay, look, even in the case
of like say, pigs and pork is another one of these things where the
meat is you know, uh, is always questionable, it's problematic. Here's
the truth. If pigs were not contained the way they are, if they
were wild pigs, you know, like you know, the old expressions about
how pigs like root in their own you know, in their own feces and
this and that all true, but it's because of the way they're confined.
When you have wild pigs, they're not the same kind of animal. The
meat doesn't turn out the same way. It's not as dirty. There's a
proper way to handle chickens and proper breeds for chickens. But the majority of
what gets out into the market right now is a horror show. Between the
hormones they pump into them. Like you said, these animals, if they're
in a condition where they can't walk and they're just crapping on themselves and sitting
there waiting for somebody to come along and please kill me. Because I'm so
bloated from the garbage that's in my system and the way I've been bred.
I mean, it produces meat. You know, you are what you eat.
You're eating a you know, a crippled, horrified, terrible thing.
And then you wonder why people are sick from the diets. Chicken is is
actually I mean again, and I do eat chicken still, but it's it's
like a dangerous food the way it's being produced at this point. So I
mean, if I already ate one of my chickens, it's not dangerous you
And I mean my chickens free range all day. You know, I'm on
just under three acres and then my chicken free range, I believe, you
know, I give them a little scratch grains and layer feed, you know
what I mean, you know, during the evening time before I lock them
up, But I mean throughout eight the morning and afternoon, they're they're running
around in my yard and they're eating bugs. You know, they're scratch and
eating natural stuff. And if a predator takets amount, and so be it.
I mean, that's you know, that's why I kind of you know,
I always try to over compensate. And my my, my flock numbers.
You know what I mean. You always accommodate for a certain amount of
loss. You know, it's unfortunate, but it is what it is,
you know, I mean a dog or a coyote might come out. My
birds are all edible, you know, But what percentage? But you're going
what percentage? Hang on, you gotta give what percentage of the chicken out
there on the market? Though? Do you think is like yours as opposed
to the other crap I'm talking about, because it is, you know,
chicken. They you see what I mean, all Frankenstein mutations of a chicken.
And then I wouldn't invite eating the things, right, I mean you
got so many oh yeah, the horse, they got so many hormones jumped
into them, and they've been genetically modified to where no, hell no,
I wouldn't want to touch a super practical point here, and I don't want
it, right, Chris, I'm gonna I'm gonna knock you off the line
for now because I just realized that we've run out of time, but really
quickly with this chicken thing? Is that frankly? Uh? You know again,
it makes me sick. I'm sure there are people out there that raise
decent chickens and all that, and that's okay, and you're one of them,
cool, that's great. But the majority of what's out there on the
market is so horrifying that I mean, you know, again, we're take
a look at a breast of a chicken in a store somewhere, and now
imagine the rest of that bird. Uh, these things are not the normal
size of a chicken. It's there for efficiency. It's there so you got
poundage on the meat. You gotta you know, you got weight on the
bird and all that. But frightening the way these things are being produced.
And we're eating this stuff that's being produced in an unnatural way, and what
do you expect but unnatural results? B Pete, We've kind of run out
of time, but I'm gonna give you the final word because I just I
lost the track of the clock there and here we are at the end.
I'm sorry, So go ahead, man. General information, the organic chicken
market outlook up to twenty thirty three. They're predicting that by twenty thirty three
they'll have fourteen point seven percent of the market with a value of over fourteen
point five billion, So it is growing well, good thing, because again,
even I can't eat the eggs. I mean, that's the way it
is. Jimmy, I'm sorry that I can get back around to you.
I totally ran out of time, but coming up next on o'chelly dot com
will be the Age of Transitions with Aaron Franz. I want to thank chrispher
calling in, Jimmy James for calling in, and you guys for listening.
Oh. Also a big thanks to my co host who is here almost every
single week and has been for years. Let's never forget b Pete puts up
with me all the time every Friday, so that in and of itself is
an accomplishment. Thank you, my brother. And uh, we're going to
get into more stuff as the weeks go on. I might actually have a
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