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I want to start today. There's some things we didn't get to yesterday,
but I want to start today talking about President bribery and kind of continuing that
this is going to be an ongoing We don't do themes on here, but
this is going to be an ongoing issue because we have, of course,
the laptop. We have drip drip drip of continuous information coming from laptop.
We have testimony from Devin Archer, who is a former Bisma board member,
personal friend and Bearisma board member with Hunter Biden. He's testifying before the House
Oversight Committee next week. And we've just got a lot. The House is
investigating this, so there's gonna be a lot coming from this. And I
want to pause because look, I've you've heard me well. I sometimes get
accused of not being hard on the Republicans, which I don't know. I
think, what are you listening to here? So there's the radical left is
insane and deranged, and they're pushing these ideas, concepts, worldviews. An
alternative it's not even an alternative viewpoint of reality. It is an alternative reality.
It's a fake reality. It's something that doesn't exist, and they push
it upon us constantly. And we talk about that because that is a dangerous
thing. That's a dangerous thing. That is the domestic enemy that we face
today is the worldview that's perpetrated and espoused and pushed by the radical up Now,
it's not just that, it's not just that they openly are talking about
it. It's also what they do in secret. It's what they do in
secret, how they go about getting us from people. I mean, these
things are not popular, so they have to sneak it under the radar.
And so it's it's the covert activities as well, the way that they backdoor
policies in and change school curriculum and everything else. So that's that is public
enemy number one is that worldview and ideology, and it needs to be absolutely
obliterated and destroyed. That is an answrous, despicable, awful worldview. It
is deadly, It is not good. There is nothing good about it.
It is antithetical to all things good and true on planet Earth and in real
reality. But then we've got so we've got people that are out there pushing
that openly. We've got another group of Democrats that don't really want to push
that, but they're kind of stuck because if you want to be part of
the political machine in Washington, DC, you're gonna have to go along for
the rhyde. If you want to get help, you know, have help
getting reelected in your district, you're gonna have to participate in this stuff.
And so they I don't know that they hold their nose because look, folks,
a lot of these individuals who run for office today, and it doesn't
have to be this way, but a lot of people give up concern for
all of these other matters, and they think, I just want to do
whatever it takes to survive and to thrive in this environment. If I've got
to sell my soul to get this position for life, then I'm okay with
that. That's not me, be clear, that's not me talking. That's
what I think many people who go into Washington, d C. Actually the
way they think about it, and people in a lot of places, candidly,
it's not just Washington, DC. But there's so much power. There's
such an allure, such a temptation for some folks as they look at these
things. And so you've got people that go along, and then you've got
some Republicans. You've got two groups of Republicans. I may be overly simplifying
it, but just for the sake of discussion, you've got You've got the
conservatives, the conservatives, the principled conservatives, the ones that have backbones,
the ones that don't go to Washington, DC and change who they are what
they vote for simply because simply because it's convenient, or they get invited to
the parties, or they get good media coverage or whatever. Right, So
we've got those folks, which that's that's the remnant to me. Those are
the ones that, look, I'm willing to put up with a lot of
a lot in some cases to be able to just have a way for us
to work together and add to that number of people that are actually trying to
move the needle in Washington, DC. Yes, I know sometimes that's done
for personal reasons. I get all that. I'm willing to deal with that
because these ideas are so important, and I will I will point it out
from time to time. But I don't I don't attack, I don't take
anybody, really, I don't attack. I'm gonna point out some problems here
with President Bribery here at a moment. But then you've got a group of
Republicans, the establishment Republicans. They've either never really cared about conservative principles,
the Constitution that they're there moment, mostly the Republicans, because they think the
policies of the Democrat Party are absolutely fiscally speaking, are just so terrible.
You know. They've they've got they've got donors and supporters that are interested in
making sure the economy stays sound, and they don't give a rats behind about
anything else. And this is the Todd Young's, the Lisa Murkowski's, the
Mitt Romneys. They're not really principled. And I bring this up because because
I agree with Senator Todd Young, who I rarely do. It seems in
today's world, I mean, in general we're on the same sides of issues.
But he comes out, for example, and says he's not going to
be for Trump, which is fine, it's this prerogative, But who are
you going to support? Because part of me thinks, I wonder, is
it going to be president bribery? But there's something wrong with the nation that,
no matter who the president is, we're seeking impeachment for the sake of
seeking impeachment. And so impeachment is actually now on the radar, and there
are steps being taken towards that in the House of Representatives. Now, I
want to say that pursuing it because they impeached Trump in ways that was an
abuse of their power and complete insanity that I don't believe in the politics of
payback politics. I think that that's very detrimental. I feel the same way
about payback politics that I feel about all of the attempts say with well,
anytime that any segment of society is deemed to have been given an advantage,
let's just say equal pay for equal work. So there are people out there
which, look, people should be paid whatever they agree to get paid with
their employer, and if they're employers out there that are intentionally trying to pay
people of certain races and groups intentionally less because of those reasons, I disagree
with that, But I also disagree with the reality that that's exactly what's happened
in this country. But there are people who think, let's just take that
argument or that belief at at face value and say that, hey, there
are people that are getting paid more than they should and people who are getting
paid less. Again, I reject this notion for lots of reasons. Who
to say, who's to say what someone should be in getting paid? How
do you compare different different people, different jobs I mean, people are individuals.
This gets really impossible to define. But let's just take all that at
face value. There are people who say, well, since this group of
people was getting paid too much, we should actually penalize them and now pay
this group more. So it's like a pendulum swinging. Instead of setting on
what's just and right and fair, people want to want to then overcorrect.
And I reject that. I reject that. I say, hey, let's
just, and I think any fair minded, decent Americans the same way.
Now. I know that there may be a part in all of us that
says, you know, they abuse their power. You know, let's let's
punch them back metaphorically in the nose when we get power. I get that
temptation. But instead of doing it, how about we just get to what's
just and good. Instead of trying to compensate for some sort of perceived or
real injustice in the past, how about we just aim for current justice.
We can't go backwards. How about now, if if there are legitimate claims
to you know, payment and arrears or things like that, and that's a
different story. But instead of changing policy to punish one group and favor another,
how about we just get to just feel the same way about about political
retribution. Let's not seek after certain things just to get even. That's not
going to end well for this country. So I do agree with Toddy Young
when he says, I don't like the idea that we're talking about impeachment immediately,
you know, just almost automatically, it becomes a new president's elected,
and if the opposition party has controlled the House of Representatives, it's immediately now
on the radar. That's not what's happening here. This is where context is
king. This is where comparing and contrasting the Trump impeachments versus what might be
happening with Biden matters tremendously because context matters. In fact, in the past
few days headline here, this is in the stack of stuff today, President
Bribery. You know, the allegation is, and I've even said it on
this program before, the allegation has been that Biden, President Bribery, has
been potentially allegedly in a business partnership with his son Hunter. I think after
reading some of these things that I've seen, it may be the case that
Biden's running the whole enterprise and Hunter is just like his director of sales or
something, because if you look at this headline, this is in the Federalist.
I got it again on today's stack of stuff. Joe Biden allegedly interacted
with sons clients more than two hundred times. So instead of thinking Hunter's getting
a business deal and he's calling on Dad to help him get funding and to
have some sort of a pay to play bribery ring working here, maybe maybe
we're looking at this wrong. Maybe it's President Biden has a side hustle here
and he's enlisted the help of his son Hunter to go out and bring in
some clients. Because if you're meeting with two hundred two hundred clients, I
mean folks we meet with, I meet with here, talk with here.
There was a time when I could say to you I knew personally at the
beginning of this first few years of this program, I knew all of the
people who advertise with us. And I say new, I mean at least
had conversations, met with many of them personally, got to know them.
Still do in many respects. Of course, some of our advertisers have been
with us for years. But to be able to carve out time to meet
with two hundred two hundred. I don't know if these were all in person
meetings, but my goodness, that's a lot of time. That's a lot
of time to carve out. It sounds more like this guy might be the
CEO. The big guy might really be the big guy, as in the
CEO and Hunter Biden, who, by the way, as I mentioned yesterday's
they're cruising around in his daddy's corvette with a couple of women in the front
seat on the very day that he's sending the bullying text messages to a foreign
connection trying to get money, saying, Hey, my dad's ride here.
We want to know what's going on. What's up? You're gonna send us
blah blah blah. You know you're gonna You're gonna do business here, hot
shot. I'm out rolling around in town my daddy's corvette, same corvette that's
parked beside classified documents that no one gives a rats rear and about got a
couple of women in the front seat with me. I'll send you pictures.
Those pictures were discovered recently, by the way, anyway, So this is
if this all turns out to be true, and this and this is actually
the evidence supports what it appears very well might have been happening here. This
is again, this would be the biggest corruption story, the most compromised commander
in chief in modern American history. This is unbelievable. This makes Nixon's activities
look like just a minor, little blip on the radar screen. This obviously
is infinitely worse than anything President Trump has done. And that's why we're seeking
impeachment. You don't want a country that seeks impeachment for political purposes, but
when there are legitimate reasons, legitimate abuses of power, legitimate concerns for the
safety of this country. What's being sold here? What is if? This
again is what's going on? What is happening here? Why are these countries
paying large amounts of money? What are they getting in return? Because I
know a simple handshake from Biden isn't what they're after. There's a lot more
here. So same reason why, and I'll talk about this next segment.
I touched on this yesterday, But it's the same reason why Hunter Biden wants
to sell artwork. Hunter Biden's not an artist, Hunter Biden, Hunter Biden,
my friends, is not Pablo Picasso. He's not monet. He is,
he's the son of a politically powerful individual, and there is mountains of
evidence that he is using that relationship to get paid in any way he can
concoct in order to connect his family with his business associates, clients, whatever.
That is what this evidence seems to suggest. That's what the allegations are.
That's where this is headed. And it's completely different circumstances. The evidence
that there is a legitimate thing to be impeached for regarding Biden, the evidence
that people site for Trump even today, in the wake, in the wake
of two impeachments, in the looking at it through the lens of history,
looking through it through the twenty twenty lens of history, there are nowhere near
There is nowhere near the amount of evidence even of defining a crime. This
one is very easy to define. This one is really easy to understand.
This one is really easy to see how the pieces fit together. It doesn't
take any belief in some sort of a crazy conspiracy theory. This shows you
right before your eyes what is alleged. And these are just allegations, but
there is evidence, and if the House of Representatives does its job, I
think it's absolutely certain they should be impeaching this guy legitimately, and it would
not be for political purposes. This is for purposes that are absolutely one legitimate
anyway. Timeouts in order plenty more to get to my friends on the other
side of the break. You're listening to conservative not better talk back in a
minute. Welcome back, my friends. So again, there's definitely a difference
in these two administrations as it pertains to impeachment. We definitely do not want
in this nation it to become politically acceptable to simply go after your political opposition
because well in any way, and that would include, by the way,
that would incld going after them criminally as well, especially if they are the
lead candidate, the presumed nominee of the other party. That is unacceptable in
a free country. That should be absolutely unacceptable. But we're allowing it to
happen. We're allowing it to happen. And the Republicans. I mentioned the
different types of Republicans earlier, but the Republicans like Senator Todd Young and Indianator
Senator Mitt Romney in Utah, Senator Lisa Mark Murkowski of Alaska, these senators
who seem more troubled, more troubled at say, impeachment proceedings, or someone
on the Republican side fighting back than they are about the absolutely criminal things happening
to President Trump. They don't have to like him, they don't have to
vote for him. Fine, we know who you are, we know what
you believe. We know a lot more about you than you give us credit
for. And that's fine, but don't pretend like the only problem here is
when Republicans fight back, when conservatives fight back, or when there's legitimate reason
to pursue an impeachment of a sitting president, and there is, and that's
where we're headed. President bribery. That's you know, I foresee that happening.
McCarthy has now given the head nod to that, at least on a
couple of occasions publicly, so speaking of President bribery. And there's other things
in the Hunter Biden case. Just and you can go to the stack of
stuff on the website to upshow dot com. Just go to the stack of
stuff if you want to check it out. But there's the judge providing over
the Hunter Biden case has threatened sanctions on Hunter Biden's legal team because they've allegedly
lied to the court clerk that's out there. There's other things, of course
that pertained to that pertained to that case, and there's going to be again.
Devin Archer testifies next week, so while more to discuss about then,
but I want to talk briefly, briefly here in this segment about Hunter Biden's
art sales. I references at last segment. This is absolutely laughable. You
have a guy who just so happens to be the son just coincidence, massive
coincidence, the son of the sitting president of the United States, the son
of the former vice president of the United States, the son of the former
senator from the state of Delaware, the son of an individual who's been in
political power in this country for fifty years. Again, I like thinking about
it like this. That is twenty percent. It's actually more than twenty percent
of America's history twenty sense. I mean, when you think back to the
time of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, when you think back through the lens
of history, do you really think that. I mean, when you if
you were to divide our history into equal fifths and you think Biden has occupied
the last fifth of American history in Washington, DC, does that even make
sense. Someone has pointed out Biden Biden is actually his birthday. His birthday
was closer to the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln than it was to his own inauguration.
Just let that sink in. He was born. If you take his
birthday and market on a calendar, and you count backwards to the time that
Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated in eighteen sixty one, and you fast forward to when
Biden was inaugurated in two and twenty one, Biden's birthday was closer to Lincoln's
inauguration than to his own, which is mind boggling. That Lincoln was our
sixteenth president. Biden is our what forty sixth president. I guess he's closer
to the six Just let that sink It's just crazy to think to think about
the guy's been there forever. As my point and the idea that you can
be in Washington, d c. In this climate for half a century and
there not be any skeletons in the closet, folks, I'm just I cannot
even remotely come close to thinking that's a that's a thing, because just to
the level of corruption and downright evil and wickedness is happening in our government,
and it has been for some time. So that's the stage. And again,
I look, Hunter Biden should be able to do whatever Hunter Biden wants
to do. And so far as he's not using he's not using the political
office and power of his father to personally enrich himself and his family, that's
not that's unacceptable, should be in in a in a sane world. So
in addition to allegedly selling access to President bribery and that whole scheme, alleged
scheme, we've got Hunter Biden who's now become an artist, Hunter Biden,
who if you go back and look at his the history of artwork that Hunter
Biden has stuck to the side of the refrigerator and so forth, you probably
have some finger paintings and some you know, some sheets that he's colored,
some things from first, second grade whatever that are hanging on the fridge.
And then there's a forty year gap, a forty year gap in art for
this guy to sign has to take it up one day finds out that he
is a product just a complete mastermind when it comes to art, and he
just has such a skill and a profound innate understanding starts painting, selling his
artwork for amounts of money that rivals some of the most well known artists in
the world, who many most of which are many of which are dead.
And so we're supposed to believe that that's a legitimate thing, especially especially when
you realize how subjective art is, and you realize the value of a piece
of art is based solely on the perceived value of the purchase of what the
purchaser believes that it is. So this is a perfect sort of business that
you want to get into. That's again, I'm not saying you can't sell
your art that I'm not I'm not saying that, But I'm saying when you
factor in who Hunter is, who his connections are, what his history and
artwork is, how he's suddenly to the top one of the best selling artists,
it's just it's beyond believable, my friends. This should be a constant
joke on Saturday Night Live or whatever the equivalent of that is today. This
is beyond stupid that we're supposed to believe it. He just happens to be
the son of Joe Biden. He just happens to be a well, I
guess you could say, an adult prodigy, because he didn't do it as
a child. When it comes to art, he just happens to have this
knack for developing a skill to sell artwork at very very high prices, way
outside the norm for someone with his experience, whatever his age or just the
fact that he's still alive. A lot of times art goes up when art
has passed away, and you know, there's a fixed amount of the art
available. So he defies all those sorts of norms, that none of those
norms apply to him. And then on top of that, we found out
that one of the we don't know who the artists or excuse me, the
purchasers of his artwork are. In most cases that's kept secret. We're told,
we're told wink wink, that he doesn't even know. Oh, there's
a there's just this sophisticated process that keeps these two separated. What would you
believe that Hunter Biden's one of the one that we do know that with the
patron of his artwork has visited the White House over a dozen times. Elizabeth
hirsch Nftali secure to private meeting with the top Biden advisor. What are the
odds? I mean, how many more coincidences are we supposed to believe here?
You combine this with the other part of the alleged scandal, and you
got yourself one heck of a movie to make. Anyway, timeouts in order.
Enough about Hunter today makes my head hurt, and it reminds me of
what's on the computer, and you cannot wash your eyes and get that out
anyway. Timeouts in order, My friends, you listen to conservative not better
talk. I'm your host, Hot Huf back in just a minute. Welcome
back, my friends. By the way, I know it's about school time.
It's about school time for if you've got little ones, if you've got
grandkids, and in this time of transition, I know that summertime is you
know, months of June and July, those are filled with vacations and just
just schedules. If you've got kids, it's different from the school schedule.
And I know different places around this country have different calendars for the school year
and so forth. But as we get back into that school mode, or
as you're preparing in the final a few weeks to prepare for the school process,
or you want to get your kids back in the routine of things,
may I introduce you to something that my kids have recently done. I create
artbox. I create artbox dot com. My kids they love art. My
kids are all very actually very good. They do not get that from their
father. This comes exclusively from their mother. I cannot draw a stickman.
They however, are very talented, and so we were. We had gotten
some of these art boxes and it's a variety of arts and crafts that young
kids or even we've got a fourteen year old as well, are any age
group of kids could could participate in this, and it's really some cool stuff.
In fact, I had them sitting here on my desks some of the
things that the kids had had sewn and put together in the art boxes.
So, but you may be someone in a school district like this is the
sort of thing that could be a really good project. There's very specific,
you know, directions, a process, instructions. These are very easy to
follow. As my wife tells me, she's the one that went through this.
There's tutorials on this that are helpful in getting the particular project up and
running. It's great for all ages, creative and engaging stuff. Our kids
loved it. I create artbox dot com. That's the website. I create
artbox dot com. Check it out, give it a holler, as I
like to say, and see what your kids think. Our kids loved it.
I create artbox dot com. So Shift gears here talked enough about Hunter.
I told you my brain was hurting. My eyes. My eyes hurt
when that happens because I remember some of the things that I have seen on
Hunter's laptop. But I want to shift gears here and get to Joe Biden.
Do you remember and we talked about on this program Joe Biden when he
was campaigning for president, he said, because we talked about this, I
even I even asked at the beginning of his term, what day, what
day was he going to do these things? Because he promised, he promised
if he was elected president, to cure cancer, specifically cancer. But it
wasn't just cancer, I remember, and Oz reminded me of this. Oz
reminded me he also promised to cure diabetes and Alzheimer's, and I from the
way he was talking about these things and some of the clips that I have
played in the past on this program, it certainly sounded like he had the
answers because I remember asking him, mister Biden, If you have the answers,
why don't you pass those along to the current administration? Or is this
just about holding the voter hostage to say, if you want cured from your
ailment from your wicked disease, vote for me. That's atrocious. These diseases
are horrible things. By the way, So I don't like to talk.
I'm mocking the stupidity of the things that we allow. The media allows the
Democrats to get away with saying, but these are real problems. I mean,
life and death situations that are created by these atrocious diseases. But he's
out there promising to cure them. Now, this may come as a shock
to you. He's claimed that he's ended cancer as we know it. Did
you know that? Biden claimed that I think it was. I don't know.
Was it tuesday? I don't even know. I saw it in my
stack of stuff. Or I'm gonna play the sound bite when we get back.
But when we talk about emotional manipulation, when we talk about the politics,
that avoids having to talk about issues that are legitimately under the control of
people making political decisions. This is the sort of stuff that distracts people.
This is why when Obama was running in two thousand and eight, people were
asking him, if he was elected president, if they would be able to
buy a new kitchen. You remember this, Can you buy us a new
kitchen? I remember this was a couple of women, one or two women
between the feigning episodes that were happening during the Obama campaign of two thousand and
eight. But this is what happens. We look to government to solve problems
that cannot solve, and then we absolved them of any responsibility for addressing the
problems, not only the ones that they should be trying to deal with,
but in many cases, the ones that they're actually creating. So I want
to play that sound bite on the other side of the break. Gotta take
a time out. My friends sit tight listening to conservative not better talk.
I'm your host, hot tough back in just a minute. Welcome back,
my friends, so said before the break, I was gonna play this SoundBite
from Biden claiming claiming to let me get the phrasing right here. He says,
claiming to end He's ended cancer as you know it. He's ended cancer
as we know it now. When he first took office, When he first
took office, it was not long after he had promised to cure cancer and
Alzheimer's and diabetes, and I remember I remember asking the question. I remember
asking the question when he was going to do that, what day are you
going to do this? Day number one? Situation? Is a day number
five, week number two? What are we looking at here? Because it
seems seems pretty important, seems like something you would want to get on the
agenda as quickly as possible. But of course he hasn't done that. He
hasn't announced his cure for cancer until yesterday or earlier this week when he was
randomly I don't think he was asked about this specifically, because the question that
came to him was the question that came to him was if you could do
anything at all, Joe, what would you do? That's the question.
That's the question. Now, he of course has claimed that he would be
doing these things, but he never gave us a timetable, never never gave
us any specifics. All he said was just basically, vote for me,
vote for me, and it'll all be taken care of. So but now
he's claiming that we've somehow ended cancer. Not we he he and his team
of leftists legislators and bureaucratic insiders and folks in the administration. They've they've actually
ended cancer as we know it. It's a short clip. Listen carefully because
he's kind of hard to understand sometimes, But this is him announcing that we've
ended cancer. He's cure. He's ended cancer as we know it, cure
cancer. Looked at me, like, why cancer, because no one thinks
we can. That's why we can. We ended cancers, we know it.
So he said, that's why he promised to do these things. He
promised to do these things because he was told we couldn't do it. And
now we have done it, and we've ended cancer as we know it.
You know, It's it's just it's crazy to me, the things, the
things that we allow these jokers to say, the things that we allow them
to claim authority over all the while completely completely forgiving them of the atrocious mistakes.
Look at the open borders that you see ninety two thousand. Ninety two
thousand deportation cases have been closed. That means they've been just basically wiped off
the books, or they've been what they've just been done away with ninety two
thousand, So there's open borders, there's war, rumors of war, economic
melee's we've got we've got gas prices which are going back up. I wonder
if he'll take credit for that, since he takes credit for driving them down.
But anyway, timeouts in order, my friends back in a minute.
Welcome back, my friends. Not a lot of time here left today.
But of course, as always, if you want to see some of the
things that we had in the stack of stuff, or elaborate on some of
the background, get some more information on some of the things that we've referenced
to today, go to totefshow dot com look at the stack of stuff and
you will see you will see some of these stories that we have referenced or
that are on our agenda to get to some of these things I brought over
from previous days as as well, So lots to get to of course in
the days and weeks to come, especially when we're in the middle of a
campaign or the beginning of a campaign, i should say, and potential beginning
of an impeachment. That, folks, I gotta wrap up today. Thank
you so much for listening. Talk with you tomorrow. STG.