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Uh. Something weird happen here, be Pete. How you doing tonight?
I'm doing fun? Uh? Am I loud enough? Yeah, you're I
need to speak out? No, no, no, you're a little loud
in my headphones. Actually, so I'm gonna turn you down just a two.
Do I need to talk softer? No, don't do that, just
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apparently because something went quite a ray a rye before we went live. Uh
you know, what are you gonna do? Happy good Friday to you?
Oh yeah, right, well, geez, Easter's coming, isn't it?
Yes? Sunday Sunday, Sunday, Sunday Easter. Right. Oh hey.
I was on Blaze TV this morning at seven am, and I barely remember
waking up because I'm not a morning person. But Pat Gray Show was pretty
interesting for two hours this morning because they had me as a guest and pretty
much said answer as much of this stuff as you can as quickly as you
can and you know I can talk. How did they come in cont how
did they I mean, get a hold of you. Somebody just sent me
a message on Twitter and was like, hey, you know, would you
be interested in doing Blaze TV. I said, yeah, sure, you
know. And I didn't actually know which show it was or anything. They
were just like, well, seven am on this date, and I said,
okay, seven am, I gotta get up and I'm going to be
on TV. I was not happy you've hung around, but well, Pat
Gray, I'm wondering. You know, Pat Gray has kind of over the
years, some people would say he has a personality that can be cantankerous.
Let's say, and I always wonder he's on early. They don't carry him
all the radio stations that I listened to at work. Okay, I'm thinking,
would he be less cranky if he was later in the morning. But
Glenn has got the Prime from nine to dwelve taked, so Pat got to
get up early. I wondered if that's some of the reason he's cranky.
Well, it's too funny because I brought it up immediately out of the gate.
I was like, wow, it's awfully early for me. Pat,
you know, I don't know how you guys are so energetic at this time,
because before I went on, they were doing a bracket for the worst
president of all time, like a sweet sixteen bracket and this and that,
and Woodrow Wilson was in there. So I said, you know, look,
man, my sleeper pick is Woodrow Wilson. But they had you know,
Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jimmy Carter all in the mix as to
who the worst president is of all time, and they go into brackets,
and I was like, I'm amazed that you guys are this energetic this early.
And Pat kind of snapped at me a little bit. He goes,
well, when you do it for a living, that's what you gotta do.
I was like, okay, that's a good way to start off the
interview. Back off, Pat, Hey, hang on name Pat. It
was taking an observation. Pat, kill the fuck out. I'm just telling
you, I'm I'm tired. You know you're not. You're used to this.
I'm not. I'm like, oh, dude, seven am. I
Well you've seen me at seven am. Am I myself. Yet usually I
might have looked at you at seven am. I may not have seen anything
because I'm still asleep at that time. Yeah, see what I mean,
So though I understand, I mean getting up for work. It's something that
you do. Oh, speaking of work, you saw the fantastic bridge collapse
in Baltimore Dea. Oh god, Yeah, I was thinking to you when
I saw that, which again, you guys can join in and talk about
anything you want, if you want to go over the news of the week
or whatever else. Totally open lines at three one nine, five, two
seven, five zero one six. Uh and yeah, we got like one
hundred lines open there, so anybody can join us at any time and bring
up anything. Uh. Yeah. No, I saw that video and that
was all the rage on every news feed that day, right, yeah.
Yeah, But I have heard some of these TV I don't know host the
data readers, you know, I don't know what to call them, have
made some of the most ridiculous comments. One I saw this, it was
a clip of a new segment that was discussing it, and the post on
that goes, gee, I really can't believe that just hitting that one thing
would cause the whole bridge to come down. And I'm thinking, you really
don't have any clues to how things work in this world. Do you you
know the purpose of that column is to take all the forces of all that
metal going in all those directions, with all those cars driving across it,
and take it to a few set points that may contact with the earth,
and that's how the whole thing is held up. Well, we take out
one of the main ones, things are going to fall. I can understand
how some people thought the collapse of buildings on nine to eleven was impossible because
they couldn't even understand how that bridge came down. Well, yeah, there's
that. I mean, people don't even understand their own homes because I did,
you know, when I was a teenager for a little while, I
did demolition work and sometimes we had to strip houses. So guess what somebody
had to figure out where there were what we called load bearing walls and beams
and things like this, right, And why are they called that, because,
believe it or not, you take out this one beam, most of
the house might collapse because of this one beam or this one wall, because
a lot of times it is actually engineered to be the load bearing portion of
the place. Right, So when people go stripping through I mean, I
always love these housing shows because nobody ever shows that part of it. You
know, when they remodel houses, somebody's got to figure out which part of
this thing is holding everything up, because at some point you take out the
wrong stuff, it will fall down. Not everything is perfectly independent all the
time time. There are ways of doing it, but generally speaking, most
things that are constructed have some pretty key points that, yeah, interesting,
how if you take out this one thing it will literally and by the way,
that's the business of people in demolition to know that stuff. Right.
If you take out a certain section, you might indeed take out the whole
building, just based on the fact that a lot of the pressure is actually
on one portion of a building, whether it's a bridge or a high rise
or house. I mean, am I right or wrong? Vpede? I
mean you have some engineering experience. Tell me I'm wrong about this. No,
you're not. I don't understand those people that look at how that bridge
is constructed. They see these towers coming up to a certain point, and
then there's this big long span and a pilon that is sitting on, and
then another long span and a pilon that is sitting on, and then another
span, and it goes back to more of those columns as the elevation of
the road comes up. They don't understand that those three or two main columns
out there on either side of the channel is supporting all of the emotion and
weight of all the vehicles the road there, the steel of the bridge,
gravity forces, wind forces are all directed to those points. And it's amazing
that you can that you can find such a small area that can support that
much weight and load. I mean, it is an engineering marvel. But
that's the thing again, This is about designing and engineering. And by the
way, I claim to have no expertise. However, I do look at
some of these things and say to myself, wouldn't it. Have I ever
had a point of reference in my life where I've seen something where this structure
could exist without, say that beam, right, if you take that beam
out, you take that support structure out. Would have I ever seen anything
that looks like that? No, except in the case of a suspension bridge,
which, by the way, the pressure is then on another thing,
right, which again you take out the wrong part of that or the wind
blows a certain way. You got to compensate for a bunch of stuff.
I mean literally, when those buildings went high up and up in New York
City, they had some sway built into them. They would actually sway when
the wind blew. Okay, So that was that was one of the arguments
we used to get into these damn debates over the towers coming down as everybody's
thinking that those were actually rigid structures. Yeah, and they were rigid in
the sense that they had a massive amount of thet's say, bulk and counterbalance
in the basements. The way these pilings and columns were started in the basement
and continued through the building. But the actual floor system and the steel lattice
work on the outside were actually made to not only flex, but you know,
people were talking about, well, how could all those floors collapse on
each other? Well, it's because one end of the floors on every floor
of one thousand feet every over one hundred floorst those floors floated on the outside
edge to compensate for the building sway. They weren't rigidly connected like you would
find the steel lattice work of that bridge. But even so, well,
how could the floor collapse? Well, because you had a buffer system in
there. The sway of the building in the upper levels was actually compensated,
and if you weren't, it's kind of like being on a boat. If
you're on a bait all day when you first hit that solid dock and your
legs kind of won a waiver. You're doing that all day in those upper
floors. So, no, it was rigid. It was a non rigid
construction out of rigid materials, let's put it that way, and so those
floors to fail, just like this bridge here. You know, you noticed
the only parts that went in the water was the steel structure that was come
from those vents. There was a roadway built up to a certain point that
had embankment and concrete in the bottom of it, and then you got to
the point where you got to the suspension aspect. The only part of that
bridge that came down was that that was suspended on the end beence and those
piles out there in the middle of the river. That's the part that came
down. And basically it was you hit that column with a boat that was
loaded to the weight capacity equal to a Nimics class aircraft carrier. That's a
bunch of freaking weight right right. Hey, listen, another quick announcement.
We're not going to have Aaron Franz live tonight at ten pm. From what
I'm told, I don't know why, but he's not going to be able
to make it. So, uh, we're We're also not going to go
that far over tonight, So I will go a little over ten pm,
but not much as we get out of here tonight. But so you got
to join us early if you're going to get in on it tonight. Just
letting you know. Three one nine, five, two seven five zero one
six is the number to join. Uh. And you know, here we
go. I have one caller already. Maybe he wants to talk about the
bridge. Maybe not, Maybe he's got other things on his mind. But
one of our usual suspects, if you will, is on the phone,
so let's go to him. Looks like Jimmy James is with us. Man,
how you doing tonight? What's on your mind? Well, I don't
know why you guys should tell him about that little bridge. It's I think
the biggest story in the Nation's clearly gotta be tough, daddy, but the
devil's going on in there. I was gonna get to that next. You
know, Uh, what about p Diddy? Right? I mean the raids
from coast to coast. Uh, you know, the big flashy headline immediately
he's like escaped to an island or something. Uh. And gee, there's
people being arrested, there's electronic devices being confiscated as per usual. Uh uh,
they're they're talking about trafficking, assault allegations, the lawsuits that came out
before, and now criminal investigations into Sean Combs. I don't know what to
make of it. What do you make of it, Jimmy James? What
did Jennifer Lopez know and when did she know it? Uh? Well,
you know, I got a lot of jokes in mind there, but I'm
not going to insert him here. B Pete, what are your thoughts on
the Sean Combs thing? Have you been keeping track of it? And what
do you what do you think about this revelation? The Uh, he must
have ticked off the wrong person for the FBI and Justice Department to go after
him, mom, because he was, you know, for years, thought
to be in that well protected class. But you know, since Harvey Weinstein
went down, they got to have you know, they got to have a
constant target. So I guess he's the crap dejure. You know, they're
going to go after him, and then this will some stuff will be dismissed.
It's you know, it's just another distraction and the FBI has always got
to get after somebody. I think the fun is, this seems way more
like Epstein than Weinstein. I mean, this is huge, well but isn't
well, but I'm saying it started it started as an Weinstein type accusation.
Once it started getting looked into, the rumors that have been going around for
years and years and years finally started coming to the surface, and it was
nothing more than you know, did he had his house wired just like Epstein
did. He's got video and receipts on a lot of shady ship. Well,
now they're getting to the bottom of who's on the tapes of the shady
ship and tracking it down. So yeah, it's Epstein, Like I used
Weinstein, This is a It originally started as a sexual as a complaint.
From there, it's going to end up being like that. I guess this
is the urban version of xteen. I don't know. Well. And then
there's the the drone or helicopter footage that I saw coming out of the arrests.
I mean, I think a couple of his kids were actually handcuffed and
put out on the lawn at the one residence there was that image. I
don't know what. The TMZ has got an ind with somebody and they're getting
a lot of footage and being able to pump it out there. Yeah,
they're getting it really quick. And of course TMZ would stay ahead on this
story because that is the kind of story it is. But you know,
how is it, you know, is it that we're in a different era
or is this something where there was a you know, a pattern of abuse
that went on a long time and he was just part of the protected class
and now the protection has gone. And if so, why, I mean,
there's a lot of open questions here regarding this in my mind. You
know, you guys might have different if you've been listening, if you've been
listening to Williams and some of these other people that have been making comments about
him, and really it's then since the Biggie Small's two Pac episodes, you
know, people have always said this guy's connected. They'll take people out.
They've they've you know, they've had rappers come in, make all these recordings
of them, get them on tape, and then somehow the rapper ends up
dead and overdose or something, and now they got all this material. It's
a thing that's been talked about, you know, behind certain doors for some
time, and now it's finally coming to lights. So my question is who
did he piss off that suddenly lost his he lost his protection, right.
And then there's the allegations of you know, and speaking to Kat Williams and
these guys who make these statements about the Illuminati and the control of the entertainment
business and stuff like that. Here we go, some of it almost being
validated, right, because these tapes have come out now supposedly of Comb's having
you know, relations with Meek Mill and whatever else. They're supposed be an
audio tape floating around that's allegedly from him, you know, those two going
at it. Okay, I don't know where that came from. A lot
of weird stuff, And yeah, there were guys making hints about this for
a long time. I mean, everybody forgets Dave Chappelle was saying some weird
stuff. And then they tried to say he was smoking crack and going to
Africa, which you know, he said, Look, I went to Africa,
but I wasn't smoking crack and I just needed a break from this business
because it's a dirty business. And then he stopped elaborating on at Chappelle and
seemed to be allowed to still make a little That was that was right after
he walked Yeah, that was right after he walked away from what was Comedy
Central over his his gird call his program, and they offered him me and
then he left it on the table and said, screw it. I'm not
doing this crap. You know, it's my show and without me, it's
you don't have the show. So he said, screw this. And it
was right after that that they started all the stories trying to take down Dave
Chappelle. And that's when he said, the hell it is, I'm going
to Africa for a while and blow this thing off. I mean, yeah,
but they were actually putting the things out there that, oh yeah,
he was on drugs, he lost his mind, he was incoherent and you
know, he was crazy. They've done it to several performers, but Kat
Williams, I'm gonna be honest with you. Say what you want about Kat
Williams. Cat Williams is his own man. He's one of the few in
entertainment that is not well. He works a deal. He works a deal
for one hundred percent of it. All of those specials out there that he's
done, he has produced himself. He owns those. He he doesn't cowtow
to anybody. And I would take his word on a lot of things because
he's got the receipts to back it up. Yeah, absolutely, I know.
I love Kat Williams. And here's the thing again, there is the
trope in black entertainment even where there's this idea that you know, look,
if you want to get you want to get to the top of the industry,
what you got to do is you got to dress like a woman and
you got to go out and do this. You got to do the gender
bending thing. You have to humiliate yourself, you know, and then behind
the scenes you got to kiss the ring and other things. And you know,
here we go. There's been these dark allegations for a long time that
most people have dismissed. Right, But you know what, when you dig
enough and to the entertainment business at all, I'm going to tell you I
don't care what race they're from, what ethnicity they're allegedly part of. There
is a dirty and dark area in entertainment all the way from you know,
Disney to Porno. It is not a pretty thing that pumps out most of
your entertainment out there. I mean, it's just the reality of it.
Even when I've come close to you know, just being a mile away from
people that are connected in the entertainment business, you know, you're dealing with
people that do not live in the same world as the majority of us.
I mean, it's literally a direct idea about how there came an elitist class
right there that's out in public, that has their servants, that has their
useful idiots, that has their assets out there doing their bidding one way or
another. And some people boil that all down to just a massive mind control
project right where they say, you know, it's all about controlling the youth
and directing each generation as they go through through their entertainment, et cetera,
et cetera. And I mean all the way back to the days when Bill
Cosby was making accusations about how, you know, why is it that criminals
are being glorified in the black community. He spoke out a certain way,
and look what happened to him eventually, is he part of the dark business
or did the dark business come up and bite him. I still reserve judgment
on Bill Cosby, unlike most people, you know. But then I'll say
this, chuck, he didn't get a fair trial. I mean that was
kind of all lead to political trial to the moment, same time, listen,
But the same time, if you're somebody that assaults or exploits people or
takes advantage of them with drugs, absolutely you should be jailed. Okay,
I believe in that. But do I believe all of the stories about Bill
Cosby. No, something is amiss there, and the fact that they went
after him when they did, and how they did it, and you know,
he's convicted, then he's released. I mean, there is something way
fishy about the Bill Cosby story that probably goes way deeper into a direction that
nobody has actually spiked the vein on just yet. Jimmy James, wouldn't you
say that? That's about what it looks like to you. Yes, And
I think it's a shame that no one will, no kind of attorneys or
anything will look the finger to look into this situation, because it's just like
you said, it stinks. Uh, you know what he said, it
himself. This is an attempt to destroy me and my legacy for what what's
the purpose? What's going on? Yeah? And look two things could be
simultaneously true too, right where you know, indeed they went after him and
normally they wouldn't have gone after a guy like this, because that's another element
of it. I think there's some guys that are allowed to get away with
this stuff for their entire lives. And what do you do you read about
it after they're dead. Okay, so nobody can be held accountable once all
their accomplishments are Yeah, where was Cosby tried? You know, was that
in New York? Where Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, or maybe not Philly but Pennsylvania,
Pennsylvania? Yeah, okay, Pennsylvania. Did they have one of those
laws like New York where they temporarily suspended the statute of limitations and allowed women
to make claims. Because he had had a claim earlier, there was a
lawsuit, and in the settlement of that lawsuit, you know, he pretty
much came clean about a lot of crap, and then they turned around and
prosecuted him for the stuff that was released in those depositions. With that civil
lawsuit and That's how he got released. They overturned the conviction because they weren't.
Part of the deal was that if he came clean on some things,
they couldn't prosecute him for it. What I don't understand is how they ended
up prosecuting him for it when they weren't supposed to. Who let that go
on? And I was wondering if Philadelphia had one of those rules where a
separate person came up and made a claim, you know, after this settlement
that he had, and in discovery, they were allowed to get in there
and get that information from that prior case. I don't know how that happened,
but it was a very very screwy way that they were able to get
him into court knowing full well it was illegal the whole time. Yeah,
I don't have the you know, I don't have the details in front of
me at the moment, so I wouldn't swear to it. But that does
sound about right. It seems as though they rewound some stuff, made some
special you know, dispensations you're regarding normal process on this, and went after
him for it, and then he was released, which was weird, you
know, but strangely because Trump, well That's why I was asking whether it
was New York or Philadelphia, because in New York they that's what caused the
problem with Trump's lawsuit with that what E. E. J. Carroll,
whatever her name is, was the fact that they temporarily suspended statute limitations,
and that's when she filed her lawsuit against Trump. Otherwise she'd have never been
able to do anything about it because it was so long ago, and she
didn't do anything about it when it happened. So I was wondering if maybe
that might have been the same situation in Pennsylvania, or was Cosby in New
York when this suit was filed and prosecuted. I wasn't sure. Yeah,
I believe it was in Pennsylvania. And the thing is the reason why it's
easy to confuse is because Cosby was like in across the street neighbor to Jeffrey
Epstein in New York anyway, which is another odd thing. Okay, he's
in the same neighborhood as Epstein, by the way, the New York house
if you will, or the New York property right. And again I'm not
saying Cosby's clean, but was he the villain that he was made out to
be where there's thirty forty women I think came out eventually, right, I
don't know. I don't think he was. Yeah, and apparently it went
on for what they were like, sixty women to the Planet's absurd. Well,
it becomes absurd because I mean, you know, you're telling me that
nobody reports anything from you know what the nineteen seventies to now, you know,
when he was at the earlier part of his career where his stand up
was still huge, you know, and all that kind of stuff before the
Cosby Show. But again, I have this sneaking suspicion that maybe he you
know, maybe again, maybe he wasn't clean, but he wasn't as dirty
as they made him out to be. And maybe there's some you know,
smoke and a little bit of fire there. But is it really as bad
as they made it out to be. I don't think so. And by
the time they do go after him, he's an old man. I mean,
you know, come on, anyways, So Jimmy, anything else you
want to add? I mean, yeah, the p Diddy story is huge
this week, but still developing the way I see it. I mean,
even with TMZ being up to the minute with its video. A lot of
details yet to be known regarding that case, So, you know, still
up in the air. Is this a guy again who was just you know,
thought that he was immune and just did whatever he wanted. I guarantee
there's some bad behavior in there. Like I said, entertainment industry, you
get a bad behavior card as soon as you get some success. Now,
how far can you take it? You know? Do you wind up being
the stand up comedian that exposes himself to female el comedians, you know,
which is not exactly a large group. Or are you the guy who is
going coast to coast and picking up women to abuse and dumping them off somewhere
with a couple thousand dollars and then thinking that you're rid of them, and
maybe you are, and later on being sued in court. I don't know,
you know, I don't know how deep this goes or if it is
indeed a valid thing that's happening to Sean Combs. What do you suspect Jimmy
before we go ahead and maybe either take a break or take another call,
or what do you suspect? Well, I suspect that he is a pervert
who became a very rich pervert and has continued his preferred tree. Oh I
guess Kuda Kuba Gooding Junior was then on it too. What about that part?
Yeah? Well there I'm thinking is a little bit of mistaken eye identity
when it comes to Cuba Gooding Junior. Because I'm never who has been identified
before sexually a self dude, So this is right up as ally, I
don't know. Well, look again, I reserve judgment until I see really
good solid evidence, right, I mean, the accusation is not enough for
the prosecution in my mind. Ever, Okay, I always say, okay,
you got an accusation Trump, Uh no, less Trump, and then
you assume guilt until proven No, not true. Actually the only time I
assumed guilt until proven innocent is with his business dealings if he was shady,
yeah of course. But outside of that, uh, you know, like
like this whole did he you know, misappropriate and do do the misvaluing of
stuff and all that? Yeah? Absolutely, But when it comes to all
this other stuff where it's really you know, one person's word against another and
you know it's forty years later, No, I don't necessarily jump right to
it. I say, bring me some evidence. But the idea that his
business dealings were, you know, always dishonest. Yeah, absolutely, I
see no evidence to the contrary ever. But but on the other hand,
when it comes to a lot of this other stuff not necessarily true, which
by the way, I got an interesting audio clip I'm gonna play in a
little bit, but I'm gonna put you on hold, Jimmy, because I
got another caller. Want to get to them before we go to a break,
So gonna put John hold. And no, I don't always assume at
automatic guilt with Trump unless you're telling me it's dishonest business dealings. In that
case, of course, and why not. He always got away with it.
Doesn't matter if anybody was hurt, not, if he gained money he
shouldn't have, it doesn't matter because it's just the way things have always been.
Yeah, So there, I make assumptions, But when it comes to
everything else, not necessarily no, no, no, I want evidence when
it comes to accusing people of things criminally anyway. So I got another caller
here, looks like the nine on six area code. You're live, and
we're gonna we're gonna let you throw something on the table before we go to
breaks. So who's calling? This is Danny. Oh, Danny, I
appreciate you had Charlie Robbins on that was really good, and he's hinted at
the Bush administration with the octopus and remember the underage prostitutes in the White House.
Yeah, how does that happen? Yeah, well that's a whole other
thing. And you got to get into the Franklin cover up and uh,
you know, go go through all that material, the savings and loans and
all those people that were connected to that stuff. Oh. By the way,
you know banks use computers, just saying, uh, does this have
anything to do with anything? When you got this you know, backdoor software
that can get into every system. It seems like in the uh, you
know, in the eighties and nineties probably you know, it makes perfect sense
the banks would use stuff like that to do, what check your background,
make sure that you're economically viable, and all that good stuff, right,
Danny. So you know again, I I don't claim to be well researched
on the octopus honestly, uh really almost a casual observer on it. But
I find it fascinating and I do think that that there needs to be more
examination of what happened to Danny Castilliro, because there you go with another suicide
that is really really bizarre. And some people would say suicides are always bizarre,
and I have experience with that, but uh, you know, it's
it's a tough call, man. I I don't know what to say except
that I'm sure Danny was murdered. As for why it's difficult to parse out
as for these uh weird nexuses or nexuses of criminal conspiracies. Uh, and
the weird characters like that, you know, nut Racono, Schudo and stuff.
Yeah, those kind of people are exactly who's involved in this stuff.
But it's weird. These are the assets that the uh you know, the
the connected weird tissue in the darkness do get together intelligence agencies, organized crime,
blind spots. When it comes to law enforcement, all of this does
culminate in things like the octopus. So I don't know what's worthy of looking
into. And it goes all the way up and down. And I urge
you to remember Sellly Castillo, who had on the show, you know,
the DA agent who his bosses, even though he was an undercover operative,
let him go out even though there was a hit out on him, seeing
if they could just get him killed in the field, right, pin a
badge on his pina metal on his corpse, and be done with him.
Because why he had the balls to walk up to George hw Bush face to
face and tell him, you know, some of your DEA agents down here
are actually trafficking the drugs, mister Vice president, And you know, according
to Selly's account, George hw Bush smiled at him and walked away. So
you know, what can I say about the Bush crime syndicate? Not much
that you don't already know anyway, Danny, any other thoughts, that's pretty
much. That'sh it right now. I mean this, this stuff's kind of
as old as time, you know, and you know, getting somebody compromised.
But growing up in a small community, always knew there was always suspect
people. And I agree with what Jimmy said. He's a pervert that got
got rich and famous and you know that he could get away with anything.
See now, I didn't get that impression when in the nineteen nineties there was
a meeting of musicians and people that were involved in production in New York City
with a guy who was just basically getting bad Boy records off the ground.
And I was at a meeting like this, and I met this guy actually,
you know, And back then he was more pretending to be a big
star and renting all his stuff, you know, they old, uh,
we rent the yacht for the rap video and we pay all the girls to
show up and look enthusiastic. He was still in that stage of bad Boy
Records, and Biggie Small's death definitely springboarded him forward. There's something to be
said about that if you remember what b Pete was saying. You know,
Chris Wallace, the rapper from New York, right, you know, And
and that was a weird time. And by the way, does anybody still
know who killed Biggie? Maybe we know who killed Tupac now, but does
anybody know who killed Biggie Smalls yet? Not to my knowledge. Anyways,
Yeah, there's a lot there and a lot of possibilities. But the guy
I saw back then was one of these guys who calls himself a producer or
promoter and rents everything and tries to look like a big shot when he's got
no money in the bank. Is what was going on at a certain point.
And then the next thing I knew is he was, indeed, you
know, making it after faking it, you know, in public and all
so, and that was based on Asbury Park connection back then to the entertainment
business, which I think the only thing that really spawned from that later on
is what Wendy Williams got in on the entertainment business. She was from Asbury
Park as well. But I mean, really the whole thing there was gonna
be a whole like hip hop movement that was going to come out of Jersey
and they were going to mix in and do these crossover cross genre stuff with
a lot of people who had access to different things and rock musicians and all
that. And a little while later, like I said, you know,
the tribute to Biggie Small's right, what was it rapping over a police song?
You know? And Sean Combs makes his name right then and there,
big, big, big, and you know, people could argue with me
about the trajectory there, but Bad Boy Records was something that started with just
about nothing and somehow made it, you know. So I don't know,
I got mixed feelings about it. But is he possibly one of these guys
sure can you get corrupted in the entertainment business? You know? Was he
like that before he got in. Maybe was he like that after he got
in? Probably because that's what it does to you anyway. Like I said,
you almost get a free pass card to some degree for some debauchery as
soon as you get some success in the entertainment industry. I mean, it's
just fact to life. So I don't know, I don't know what to
make of this story. But Danny here, you know, you might be
right though, he could be just this could be the tip of the iceberg,
and he is just you know, an abuser of other human beings that
now needs to be caught. Maybe that's true. And the fact that he
ran and you know, while they're raiding his houses, it doesn't look good.
But then again, if you get even the slightest heads up and you
don't run, you know, who the hell are you. I would definitely
try to evade being in custody, especially, you know, especially two things,
one if I'm certainly guilty and the other if I'm certainly innocent. If
it's somewhere between, I don't run, you know, because well we got
to sort it out. But I'm thinking a guilty man runs and an innocent
man runs equally. But that's the way I see it. If you have
the resources, and clearly he still had some that they had not locked down.
Because see that's the other thing I think, if the FBI really wants
to lock you down, they make moves to shut off your means of escape
beforehand. You know, seizures at banks things like that. Good. Yeah,
yeah, that's really puzzling. It's like here the NV two houses,
and how does he escape? I mean, don't you think that they know
this is coming down? They've got some maytail in them, or somebody inside
maybe you know, kind of informed them. It's just odd, right.
And meanwhile, like I said, you know, clearly he couldn't get everybody
loose because his own children at the one property were handcuffed on the lawn.
You know from the TMZ footage that I saw, that's what it looked like.
So I doubt he left these children and hung him out to dry.
But but they were taken into custody while they were seizing electronic devices, records,
everything else. So again it's a developing story, right, So who
knows where it'll be by next week? You know, Oh, happy Easter,
everybody, you know, good Friday, Good Friday, it is.
But by the time some people hear this on the podcast, you know,
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Kelly. Well, big week this week, y'all. It started off
with another reminder that Donald Trump is nothing like regular Americans. Has he got
a break on his bills? How about that? Must be nice? Right?
Yeah, that's try. A judge granted him an extension on his bond
and cut it more than in half to one hundred and seventy five million dollars.
How's he going to raise all that money? Well, last week I
predicted to be commemorative plates turns out I wasn't thinking trailery enough. That's right.
I know he's gonna partner with Lee Greenwood to offer a new line of
Trump branded God Bless the USA Bibles. Damn, it's like a mad live
designed to make your papa's waaner move a little bit, ain't it? I
assume in the Trump Bible, Jesus is the first American who found the Republican
Party, turns water into black rifle coffee, and magically armed was a whole
crowd of his followers with only five ars and two mad clips. Halo your
price. Lord. Anyway, here we are back with the show that was
Trey Crowder the liberal Redneck. And uh, I found that funny this week
on my YouTube Pede because that came up and I've never seen it before.
Uh, you guys might have heard of him before. But anyway, there's
a whole series of crazy stuff that he's done online, et cetera, et
cetera. It is what it is, all right. So here we are
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we can get to anything you have on your mind so far, puff daddy,
right, Bill Cosby? What happened to the bridge this week? Well
we we kind of got off of that pretty quick. But hey, that
was a big story. And what else has gon going on? Uh?
Lewis Gosa Jr. Died? Anybody noticed that? B Pete? Did you
notice that one? Did you see that? Lou Gossa Junior died? No?
When did that come out? I think yesterday? I got to look
it up, but no, I had heard about that. Joe Lieberman passed
away. I did catch that one. Joe Lieberman as well. Okay,
I didn't see that, but he was part of the no Labels party.
Uh, just recently out there? Yeah, good, one of the founders
of that who passed away two days ago or yesterday? It was yesterday.
Well, let's see according to the AP. Let's look at the AP news
feed because they have some story put out four hours ago. Uh. The
first black man to win Supporting Actor Oscar and Emmy Award winner for his role
in the seminal TV mini series Roots has died. He was eighty seven.
Goss it's uh first. Cousin Neil L. Gassa, told the Associated Press
that the actor died in Santa Monica, California. A statement from Oh,
come on, ap, stop popping up with please pay us, leave me
alone. Let's see anyway. A statement from the family said Gossip died Friday
morning. No cause of death was revealed. Gossip's cousin, remember the man
who walked with Nelson Mandela and who also was a great joke teller, a
relative of fast and fought racism with dignity and humor. All Right, they're
gonna go back to him, you know, being early on black successful actor.
But I remember him in the movie? Was that an officer and a
gentleman? Was it called the Richard Gear Movie? Right, wasn't that it?
And yeah, he's like the tough drill inspector, drill instructor. But
Gossip Junior has a huge resume, you know when it comes to movies,
TV again. Even the article mentions that he was part of the Cat's cast
of Roots, you know, along with the guy who played Jordie LaForge on
Star trek lebar Burton Lubar Burton. Yeah, wound up doing reading Rainbow and
uh yeah, and Jordi l Forge on Star Trek Uh. He was good
to Kenta in Roots and they also did a continuation of that series too,
right, Roots too or Roots the continuation later. I don't know if gas
It was in that one, but he was in the original Landmark TV series,
which was interesting in the seventies anyway, is what it is, was
what it was. And Lou Gassa Junior ain't here no more. And you
said Joe Lieberman passed away as well, huh yeah. And it's funny.
I just read a article where they had offered Chris Christy to run under the
no labels bout that and he said no, thank you. So I don't
know if they're just going to completely fuld Pop. McCrory left that organization here,
what about three weeks ago maybe, oh announced he was stepping down.
So I'm wondering if Joe Lieberman's health he had a fall and died from complications
resulting from that. So I'm wondering if McCrory saw the han righting on the
wall, thought Lieberman did wasn't much left for the world, and figured it
was time to get gone. Now I'm wondering how much further. This no
Labels unit will go without the leadership that they had. I mean Joe Lieberman,
like him or not, he is an interesting guy. I mean,
he eventually left the Democrat Party the last term, and he was an independent.
So you know, he had a party in the ways, with a
party that he was with his whole political life. You wonder what went on
there. Well, it seemed to me as though he had drifted far away
from the Democratic Party all the way around. I mean, whether you're talking
classic Democrat or this current incarnation of insanity. Either way, he was definitely
not in on the joke most of the time. I mean, he had
a whole different He just didn't fit. I always found it strange that he
was a Democrat to begin with. I thought he needed to be a president.
I mean, excuse me, he needed to be independent. I meant
to say. The reason why I said president is because I was looking at
the article from two days ago on CNN where it says Joe Leiberman, the
first Jewish vice presidential nominee of a major party, who's conscience and independent streak
later led him on a journey away from his home in the Democratic Party.
He died at eighty two. According to a statement from his family, the
former Connecticut senator passed away Wednesday due to complications from a fall in New York.
As Bpete said, his wife hadassa and members of his family were by
his side. So there is that. And also I took another piece of
news, you know, thinking no labels people thought that maybe RFK Jr.
Might give give it a whorld a no labels party, But he's not going
there. He has selected a vice presidential running mate for a candidacy that I
don't think is going to get on the ballot in most places anyway. According
to the AP again Oakland, California, I see when was this published on
the twenty sixth Robert F. Kennedy Junior chosen Nicole Shanahan on Tuesday to be
his vice presidential pick, adding a wealthy but nationally unknown figure to his independent
White House bid. That's trying to appeal to voters disaffected by a rematch of
the twenty twenty selection. Excuse me election, Mike Waul Anyways, Yeah,
all of this happened this week. Just saying people die. You also have
you also have Sam bankmin Frees ended up getting sentencedru twenty five years. He's
got to reimburse eleven billion on his little crypto scam. Oh yeah, right,
the the the eleven billion dollars. You know, these these movements in
the court are astronomical amounts of money. I mean that were unheard of only
a couple of years ago. You know, people used to talk about well
this, yeah, well, you know, yes, the award against Trump
was something that's completely out of left field. But this, I mean,
what he's paying back is basically, he paid eleven billion in forfeitures. But
I'm trying to find out the total amount that he scammed people, right,
because it's supposed to go back for compensation. So I mean, he's I
really wouldn't call his surrender an astronomical amount. It's only astronomical in that we're
dealing with cryptocurrency, not you know, regular Federal Reserve notes. No,
I understand how much did made Off get? How many years did Madeoff get
for his little spiel? Twenty years, twenty five years? Well, made
Off is the example everybody goes to. But I noticed that nobody seems to
remember the actual sentencing. And to be fully honest, let me go ahead
and take a look and see what I can pull up, because I know
I have something on this kind of loaded in my browser at one hundred and
fifty years. One hundred and fifty years. Yeah, I remember that part.
But what was the financial part of it? I don't remember. Let's
see see sick Okay, let's see. Ponzi scheme was worth an X estimated's
sixty five or no? Is that eight eighty five billion dollars? I didn't
think it was that big. Yeah, okay, yeah it was huge.
Yeah, I don't remember it being that large. See. But that's the
thing is. Look, the only reason why I said it's astronomical is not
because it's unfair, but it's just that nowadays you hear about lawsuits in the
billions with a bee. You hear about you know, recompense being made in
the billions nowadays, when you know, in the old days, I used
to hear people speculate all the time. Well, you just want your million
dollar lawsuit. You know, a million dollars was a lot of money at
one point, and nowadays when it comes to lawsuits, not so much anymore.
You know, the big money lawsuits have a bee behind them. How
long will it be before the first trillion dollar lawsuit settlement is made. You
know, is there a trillion dollar lawsuit settlement in the card somewhere regarding I
don't know, maybe somebody sues Apple and goes after him for a trillion dollars
because they're worth a trillion dollars, right, or at least they were at
one point. There's a couple of companies out there worth a trillion dollars,
some people that are probably trillionaires that we don't you know, probably smart enough
to not allow themselves to be reported on as being that rich. But I
guarantee you there's trillionaires out there, and maybe we see that coming soon.
You know, here's a trillion dollars. That was one of the points made
by some commentator I was listening to, was talking about Trump's four hundred and
fifty five million. You're looking at half a billion dollars basically in having to
float a bond for that amount. And it's funny, but they just announced,
you know, they're going to go public with his truth social platform.
And they said if this was delayed to where they if they had waited to
make the decision, know, they decided to reduce it to what one hundred
and million, one hundred and fifty million, something like that, one hundred
seventy five. I think they decided to resinduce it to that. But this
commentator said, if they don't make a decision and this gets pushed back and
Trump's social platform goes public, what they're predicting he's going to make based off
the initial price of the public offering and the number of shares that he has,
that he would have the value in that alone to well cover the four
hundred and fifty five million bond. Yeah, do you have to shake that
much? You know? Look, oh you want four hundred and fifty million
dollars, No problem, you got change in my three billion that I just
made. Yeah, why not? And it could be that somebody strategically will
say at some point, well, you know, cost of doing business,
pay it off, get rid of it. Add a clause to it that
says, shut the hell up already. Uh, I mean I don't know.
No, you can't do that. Well, you can do that,
but as you can see by his shut the hell up, don't say anything
about it to Stormy Daniels. That's coming back to Biden in the ass in
court. So even a non disclosure agreement is illegal now according to some district
attorneys. Well, Michael Abnati was the progenitor of a lot of the attention
that got on that, and look where he ended up in prison himself.
So you know, I look again, a lawyer, I don't believe.
Yeah. Well that's the other thing is why do I care about it so
much? I don't. It's a lawyer, so it's not like it's a
person, you know, on the first hand. On the second hand,
look at that guy. He was clearly a shyster. I mean, you
know, he was a shyster that was sort of entertaining for a minute,
but that's it. You know, he's a lot more interesting thing. Not
only has he entertained, but you had the whole left stream media just fawning
over the guy. He could run for president. Oh he's this, he's
that, and then come to find out he's just another seister lawyer and ended
up going to jail over it. And you know, everybody wants to remind
the Rachel Mattiles of the world that, hey, you guys were sitting here
pumping this guy up for as long as you can get any use out of
him, and now you want to talk smack. Hey, wait, does
Madow still have a show? By the way, Yeah, does Mattow still
have a show? By the way, she has not made a headline in
a minute. She was Yes, she still has a show. She was
one of the most vocal ones against Mitt Romney's daughter, Ronald McDaniel, a
former head of the RNC, going to work there. She was one of
the loudest. Well, she'll never be on this program because all she did
was gaslight Americans. And I'm sitting here thinking, how long did you push
the Russian narrative on your show and you still are allowed to You got I
mean, hell, you're talking about a network with a program with Al Sharpton.
My god, what kind of ethics does that damn place have? Give
me a break. Yeah, and he's still, I swear to you.
Look nothing about his politics. You don't have to know a thing about it.
Just look at him. He looks like a bobblehead version of himself.
Now, really weird looking Al Shore. I don't know why it is he's
still on TV for that fact alone. Uh, maybe it's just me and
maybe if Joy Reid, if Joy Reid can sit up there with a two
pay mocking Donald Trump's hairdoo, but anything is possible. On MSNBC, that's
the biggest bunch of nutbags I have ever seen congregate in one lobby and they
give them all a microphone. And it started with Lawrence o'donald and the rest
of the way back when who I don't know. I can't believe that station
is still on the air. It's really I cannot believe they can get any
advertising on that damn network anywhere, and they still do. It is a
weird collection of characters. And again when I when I'm feeling good and you
know, sato mastochistic, I go, okay, let's bounce back and forth
between MSNBC and Fox just to see if I'll get myself aheadache quick, and
I do. It works every time, because it's just, you know,
it's bizarre to watch the two bookends of the situation going at it. But
well, get ready for election day because you're gonna see. I'm wondering if
when Trump wins, and I heard a pundon say the other day, he's
either got to win by a land If he doesn't win by a landslide,
then the election is questionable, meaning that if he doesn't win by an outright
landslide, the left to manipulate it if it's close. Well, here's what
I predict. No matter if he wins or not, they're going to dispute
the election no matter how much he wins by And I think the other side
would do exactly the same. I really do feel like that's the way it's
going to go. And who in the right mind is going to vote for
Joe Biden anyway? So, I mean, if he wins, I'm done
even trying to declare anything legitimate about elections. There is no way that Joe
Biden should win this election. There's just no way. Donald Trump, or
how the hell do you playing in when in the last one, the last
one, I think people, seriously, what what do you think it was
on the last one that allowed him to beat Trump? Do you think it
was that the changing of rules and regulations in these states because of COVID added
anything to the possibility that it could have been tilted one way or another.
I mean, you explained to me how they held Joe Biden win over Trump
the last time. Yeah, because the people that still haven't figured that out.
Yeah, the people that stayed at home and utilized those mail in ballots.
I mean, regardless of what numbers they reported, I'm almost willing to
bet were mostly on the alleged left and all voted for Biden as an anti
Trump vote. Uh so, I believe that if it's the mail in votes
that really did it. But you know, all these controversies and calculations,
and you know who stole what part of what election? At this point,
I think it's all questionable. You know, But but but but I don't
know. That's the thing I don't live. I don't understand how, if
if Trump, How is Trump so far ahead that he's gonna win this election
hands down? But yet lost it and it was close. I'll give it
that it was close. I don't see how Biden could have won the last
election without something being manipulated. Well, see, I throw up a coin
and say, I'm not sure about last time. I'll be honest with you,
But this time I'm gonna tell you this. If Biden wins, then
you're looking You're looking at at a sham, You're looking at bs because there's
no way nobody Again, this is the thing that I observed with Hillary Clinton
right in twenty sixteen, which you know, nobody wanted to admit to in
the regular media. She didn't have a chance because nobody wanted to enthusiastically support
her. Who in the hell in their right mind is enthusiastically supporting Joe Biden
seriously outside of a couple of late night comedians, who is supporting him Nobody?
By the way, he's got ads every five seconds begging for five bucks
too, you know, like Trump is trying to sell you all his swag.
Biden's just out there going, look, we need your money, folks,
we need your money, We need your money. On YouTube every five
seconds, I'm getting those ads along with my Trump ads. So you know,
it's already started. And by the bye, it's only what not even
April yet, uh coming up next week what April Fool's day after Easter,
and you know six days after that my birthday. Uh, so you know
it is what it is at the beginning of April, all right, and
we're deep into the elections selection nightmare already. So anyway, join us in
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Yeah, I'm I'm sorry. I didn't mean to walk over the number.
They're not as going to say. You can bring them on and ask him
that question, and can they explain how find won the last one but is
going to lose this one? Hands down? Well, why he's gonna lose
this one hands down? I think is easy to see. I mean,
we're all suffering, are we not? I mean, do you know anybody
that's doing well? I mean, that was my point with Swanson last night.
I haven't released the podcast yet, but that was my point with Swanson
last night, where they're giving us all these rosy things about the economy.
You know, the inflation is going down, this is going better, people's
wages are up. And I'm like, where see, it's the same thing
when they were telling me about the economic recovery post two thousand and eight.
Everything's recovering, everything's getting better. And I'm like, for who, okay,
because I didn't know what, buddy, that was having an improved experience
here in the American experiment, the American economy, I knew nobody that was.
I couldn't find legitimate reports about it except for media talking heads and people
telling us about the financial and what did people do? They said, well,
you know, because of my feeling about things, this is the way
it was going. No, the reality sets in. I don't see how
Biden can win at all coming up? So you know, you want to
know about the past selection or the one coming up, be Pete or both?
Yeah, the past. You know the difference between the last one and
this one. If if Trump can't, if Biden can't win, now Hobby
win the last one? Okay? Well, see my question is if Trump
lost last time, why is either runaway win or this time? And I
think I just answered that, but he should be the winner the way it
looks right now, unless something really really bizarre comes out of left field.
Here, I'm figuring he wins. And by the way, you know,
none of this hand ringing and nonsense is gonna matter because he'll be president.
And how do you you know arrest the president? You don't, so you
know, there it is. But I'll ask Jimmy about that. Yeah,
I'm sure he's got something to say since he was first up on the board
and anybody else three one nine, five two seven five zero one six,
And we'll get to Danny after Jimmy and ask him the same question. So
Jimmy in case somebody else joins, though, I'm gonna jump to them next
in between you and Danny. But you're up first. Bro. Uh you
want to answer be Pete's query? Yes, I do. We'll go for
it. I've always I've always said that the twenty twenty election was a sham
and a scam, just the immediate coverage, which was we now know,
beyond a shadow of a doubt, working in league with the literal CIA and
MI five and MI six to restrict posts by American citizens in regards to the
elections, and then on the elections. He had two and and a half
million what's called bullet ballots. Bullet ballots two and a half million, there's
normally like three. So yeah, this thing the Democrats are the nonsense their
beginnings. They know how to steal elections. We all know about Landside Landslide,
Lyndon Johnson, we all know about the Kennedys nineteen sixty allegations, this,
that and the other thing. But what they did last time was just
really open court and everyone laughed at the two thousand mules things. And yet
you're using the exact technology to arrest people, still arrested people over the January
sixth practice. This is idiotic. Yes, I think America is finally at
large agreed on at least one thing we all don't like. Joe Biden being
president looks that way, doesn't it, you know? But here we go.
What are we going to see in November? I still say I don't
know, but I see no other way at this point in time than Trump
winning succeeding in retaking the office. Now what happens after that, you know,
we'll see, and I'm not looking forward to it. That's my opinion.
But that's just my opinion. I guess, b Pete, what do
you got to say about what Jimmy just said. I Uh, something was
screwy about that election. I just I don't care what anybody says. You
call me an election denyer all you want, but something was screwy about that
whole damn situation with the You know, after the fact, everybody was claiming,
well two thoughts on that one. Yes, I think there was some
fishy crap going on, and I know for a fact that's been proven after
the fact that a lot of state legislatures and that were gone around by election
boards across the country that started making changes to policies that should have legally been
decided by the legislatures. That aside, you also had a huge effort by
media and like Jimmy said, government agencies. When you go to the intelligence
agencies to start pumping out propaganda before an election, and then somewhere in our
government, somebody should be prosecuted for something, because that's the first thing that
you're not supposed to do, is get involved in politics. You can't say
that the government agencies haven't been weaponized by certain administrations. You know, we
hear a lot about from pundits. Now, oh, if Trump gets elected,
he's going to, you know, seek revenge against his political enemies.
Well, you know that comes from the left. And all you have to
do is when the left makes a declaration is look and see that they're practicing
that as they speak. They're the worst at projection because when they do their
projections, it's blatant that they're doing the same thing that they're going to accuse
Trump of doing when he gets in. You can't tell me that there's not
some damn connection between the federal government going after people. I saw a video
today of a woman I think in Oklahoma. Pre FBI agents show up at
her house and want to discuss a Facebook post with her, and she's filming
the whole thing. And when she goes outside to talk to them in her
yard and ask for them to show their ideas that she's filming this, they
refuse to do it, but they recommend, since she doesn't want to discuss
it, to contact the Oklahoma field office. And she says, Okay,
who do I need to get in contact with? They said, all you
have to do is call and give them your name and they'll find the person
that you need to speak with and I'm thinking she's so well known in the
Oklahoma field office over a Facebook post that all she has to do is call
in and give her name and then go straight to the agent that's handling that
case. Something's mighty damn fishy. Yeah, well, and that's what we're
being subjected to as citizens. That you might have three plain clothes FBI agents.
And that's the funny thing. They show up. They're not wearing their
T shirts, they're not wearing their jacket that says FBI. They're dressed in
plain clothes with a clipboard and some papers, and they flash some credentials when
she answers the door, and she says wait a minute, and shuts the
door, gets her phone, starts filming, and walks outside, and then
they refuse to show her their credentials. Again. You can't tell me that
something's been not being weaponized against the damn populous when they start pulling this shit
over a Facebook post. A Facebook post. Well, look, mister k
I cannot play the audio clip you sent me. It doesn't work, by
the way, So if you want to re send that over or send me
the source link, I'll play it on the air. But I'm not sure
about it, and it's supposedly related to the sean Combe situation. But send
it over to me again and I'll play it anyways. No, look,
I hear you, and Jimmy hung up. Let's go to Danny on the
phone though, and see what he's got to add to this. And uh,
Danny, Uh yeah, you heard the conversation. Not my opinion here.
You heard the conversation for a bit. Go ahead. I sure have
a couple thoughts. I'm probably the left of more of your average Democrat,
and I've fought with a lot of my liberal friends in the twenty sixteen election,
I never bought into the Reigate conspiracy, and as far as with my
conservative friends in twenty twenty, I says Trump lost by the same system that
Hillary lost. And even in twenty sixteen, Hillary won the popular vote that
she lost in some key swing states. And if you even go back,
I think is in twenty eleven it was Shelby versus Holder. Multiple parts of
the Civil Rights Voting Act was removed, which benefited a lot of these red
states and the states that were contestants twenty twenty, when mainly red states where
thetrol was by the GOP, so I don't see how, and with the
lawsuits, I didn't. There was really no evidence of any blatant fraud.
There's a lot of hyperbole, a lot of finger pointing, but as far
as stealing elections, go back to the two thousand gour v. Bush and
you know that that was stopped in the courts, and then when the final
bout, the finally tally was counted, I believe Gore won Florida as far
as the popular vote, but unlike some of the characastic characters, now he
did the honorable thing and he stepped down for the go to the country and
accepted the consequences. Well, there you have it, and again three p
one nine five two seven five zero one six. If somebody wants to call
in and join into the conversation, I don't know. Look, I'm sick
of talking about the already. And it's only again not even April yet,
right, I mean, it's not even tax Day or pissed about November already.
I mean, I gotta tell you I'm done. It is exhausting and
it's gonna become more exhausting for everybody. Nobody wants to see this rematch and
yet that's what we're getting, you know. So and like I said,
RFK Junior, here he is. He's got this rich lawyer now that he's
got as a VP candidate. I see that going nowhere. Some people are
holding on to hopes with that. Still, I don't know what to say
except that I think we're looking at Trump versus Biden and Trumps president again.
I think that's the only solution we're gonna come to because the economy sucks for
everybody, you know, and they're gonna blame Biden, whether it's his or
not. And some of it is his and some of it is just the
way the system is, and some of it is the Federal Reserve. As
we went over last night again, i'll release the podcast later tonight or early
tomorrow with Swanson where we go over to the markets and what's going on there,
et cetera, et cetera. But it's a mess, Danny, It's
a gigantic mess. So uh yeah, anything else you speaking about? You
know, who's benefiting from the economy. You know, corporate profits are breaking
records. And we went on the conversation a couple of weeks ago about Walmart.
You know, they raised their value prices, and you know they had
I think last year had like six billion dollars of stock buybacks for the you
know Walmart stock, you know right, I mean, I'm going to consider
myself fortune. I mean, I mean the prices in the gas line and
groceries. Yeah, they're up, and it does take a chunk out,
but I've been fortunate that because as the industry and then there's a shortage of
workers, and our company opened up our union contract, and I wish we
could. I wish the contract was opened now because I'd be asking for more
and I could probably get more for I mean, but I don't know.
We're totally caught up for those who don't have that option. So there you
go. So anyway, Danny, I'll put you back on hold. We
got one more caller and maybe I think Jimmy James might have come back.
So I need to take a quick break though, but beat Pete. Before
I do, I want to give you the floor for a little bit.
Bring up whatever you want. Anything else we're missing so far in the news.
It's all you go for it. Oh, okay, thanks for dumping
on me here. Anything left in the news, Well, I'll tell you
what let me pull up my little list here and we'll run down a few
things. It's kind of been a weird news week. There's nothing really,
you know, massive has happened other than a bridge collapse. And you know,
I hate to say that, out of all that happened, and out
of everything that's gonna affect that city economically because of the loss of that uh
shipping channel until they get this thing cleared out. It's a shame to think
that. You know, the eight people that really suffered the most was the
poor slobs having to work at night. Pothole and they couldn't get off the
bridge in time. That's the sad part. I mean, it could have
been a lot worse had they not stopped traffic. You know, had a
lot more victims in this accident. So, I mean, thankfully it was
low, but it's a shame that anybody had to pass away because of somebody's
mouth. He's ands. Let alone the eight guys that got stuck having to
work that night. Yeah, I thought it was Sometimes you think that's the
safest time to work. Yeah, I thought it was just happened in the
morning, you know, instead of in a car accident. They take the
whole bridge out. You know. It's a shame, right, I thought
it was six guys. Did they upgrade that to eight? Because I must
have missed that because at first it was six minutes, it was eight tallal
now well it was, yeah, it was six total that died. It
was eight on the crew. Two of them they recovered that night. One
was in critical condition, one was relatively unscathed from an eighty it's one hundred
and eighty five foot clearings, so add another twenty thirty feet on top of
that where they were sitting on the road deck. So you're looking at,
you know, two hundred and fifteen foot drop in a pickup truck, you
know, and he comes out unhurt. He's a lucky man. They found
two more bodies yesterday. I haven't heard yet whether they found any today in
the recovery effort I see, or salvage effort. I guess it's changed now,
I see. Well, look, any any life lost is obviously terrible
and it sucks, especially it's a guy working at night and all of a
sudden the road comes out from under you. Not something you would normally expect,
but here it is. I mean, it is hazardous work. I
mean, you know, you don't usually expect to die doing potholes or whatever
it was they was. Was that what they were doing on the bridge by
the way, was that what it was actually? Or was there that was
a pothole crew? They were repairing potholes. So they had I don't know,
eight guys. You probably would have had four trucks or more out there,
plus maybe a small roller. And they're just pothole in the asphalt.
They're ran across the bridge steads. So, like I said, you know,
did you schedule this stuff at night because normally traffic is lower. I
cannot put lane closures in on my job unless we do it after seven o'clock
at night because we have to keep two lanes open on nine ninety five at
all times during the day because of the amount of traffic load. So we
put in a lane closure at night. You know, it's it's the safest
time because travel is down. But then you have drunk drivers, you have
sleepy drivers, you have people who just can't drive at night out there trying
to negotiate a work zone with a bunch of barrels out there, you know,
time traffic down to one lane and accidents happen, but it's you know,
who would have fought at one point thirty in the morning, the entire
bridge would collapse, you know, not just a section of it, the
whole thing. Yeah, now, all true, All true. And of
course, again, like I said, I don't want to make light of
any of the fact that you know, lives were lost, But it could
have been a lot worse. I mean, if this was a midday deal,
I mean, obviously there would have been more likelihood for the workers to
have died if they were filling the potholes during the day, Well, it
could have been a lot worse. Then. What happened was apparently the shift
lost power twice in the two minutes before it hit the pylon, and when
it first lost power, they put out a may day, and the port
authority and local law enforcement, the Coastguard all monitor those channels, and they
put out a may day saying that they had lost power, there's a possibility
that there could be a strike on the bridge, and they immediately stopped traffic
on the bridge. So it was lucky that they were able to stop traffic
before the collapse, but the guys that were working couldn't get off the bridge.
In time, and that was the problem. Otherwise you'd had a bridge
full of traffic, even though it would have been light traffic at one thirty
in the morning. That's a major artery going through that section along the east
coast, and uh, you know, traffic counts would have been very high
had they not been able to get traffic stops. So it was very fortunate.
It could have been very very bad, you know, in a matter
of seconds had they not gotten that stop, because you look at how fast
that bridge fell. I mean it fell in less than two seconds. It
was in the water, and more cars seconds, yeah, and more cars
falling into the water could have done more damage even to you know, not
only the people that fell in, but I mean other things as well.
I mean, it could have been a much larger mess just with the additional
cars falling in. So anyway, look, we're going to go to a
quick break here and return after a couple of minutes and take your calls.
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that'll be that. So with this announcement, I'll kind of let my calls.
Do this, I think you should do it, be Pete. Uh,
we got two callers on the line right now, only it looks like
Jimmy James is back and uh still we have Danny on the line, so
anything you want to kick to them, and if we get any other callers
three one nine five two seven five zero one six, you got still about
a half hour left in the show. And then after that I got to
go and make some dinner and stuff and feed puppies and children and well one
child just Frankie, uh and all that good stuff. So I got to
take care of that at ten o'clock at night. Here. It's been a
weird scheduled week, uh, missus o working overnights and things. So it's
uh yeah, it's been odd around the O'Kelly house. So got to get
to that and get to your calls, your thoughts if if you want with
the last half hour here so be Pete, give us a direction, brother,
take it over. What's on your mind? Where do you want to
go? Well? I think well, first I'd like to congratulate the North
Carolina State wilf pack in their recent win just a few minutes ago over number
two seated Marquette in the sweet sixteen of the NCAA tournament. And unfortunately,
our other team from North Carolina UNC went down in flames last night, seated
number one and lost to number four Alabama eighty nine eighty seven. So we've
got one more team. They're getting ready to play. Duke University is getting
ready to take on Houston, who is seated number one in their section.
Their reasonal So we're going to see how that goes. But so congratulations the
state to UNC fans and go do other than that, we can go to
the callers and see if they've got anything that we've discussed so far they want
to continue on, or if they got anything new they want to throw out
there. Sure, sure, I guess we can start with Jinny. Hey,
there's a little applause for your sports update, all right, And I
got I got a little crowds if you want to here you go. You
like that? Yeah, I like the crowd surge. That's I like that,
all right, crowd surge. Whatever you know? Else, I got
the girl screaming you know whatever you want. Yes, you could put that
in there for the UNC fans that want to whale a bunch of freaking Carrainge.
Why not right anyway, So there's that happening. Oh real quick announcement.
By the way, the JFK Lancer event this coming year is going to
be held ready for this one on the twenty second, which is strange,
but apparently that's the Friday they're planning on doing it. The hotel has not
been booked yet, but it is in the process of being done. Only
thing known about the conference where it was no I I because I am actually
well here's I'm kind of in on the process this year because they want me
to come back as MC again, which I did announce at the end of
the pat ratio today. So I will be returning as the MC. We'll
see how that goes. And I absolutely protest the use of that hotel ever
ever again, so if I have anything to say about a VP, we
will not be going back there. But on the twenty second you might be.
I mean, if that's where it's at, I'll drop you off and
go stay somewhere else. I'll be damn if I'm dealing with those people again.
Yeah, no, absolutely not, but we but we do have the
event coming up on the twenty second, will be the twenty second of the
twenty fourth. The hotel is still pending, speakers are still pending. We
are just putting out that announcement, so and I will be reaching out to
some different people who haven't spoken at conferences in a few years, some people
that are new, et cetera, et cetera, and we'll see how it
goes. But tell everybody on your little group that's getting this thing together that
basically VP said, did they better make sure that if I show up at
the hotel and they need to clear this with the hotel, if a guy
named BP shows up get traded to lay a thousand dollars cash on you,
you take it, no questions asked. Yeah, Well, look, I
already had the conversation about the problems with that place, and that was just
the beginning of the problems with that place. We went to what was the
name of that dump? Again? I forget Oh hell, I'll have to
go look at my email archives because I got a survey not long after we
got back that wanted me to fill it out. And I've I've waited just
to decide how bad I want to flame them. Oh did you use that
place? Let's see if I can pull it up. Oh man, I
cannot believe they dared to send you a survey. Oh yeah, well,
it's automatic through that through the tourists. Say, that's the thing. I
joined a travel club to get a discount on that room, and they act
like, you know, my money and my card was no good, like
it was beneath them. And that's the part that really pissed me off about
the whole thing. We'll see I can't even find my email hold on,
wow. But that was what ticked me off, is they acted like that
we were beneath them somehow, and I'm sitting here thinking, dude, do
you want my money or not? Not only that, how many people ran
their room costs when they got there. I mean they they could have kicked
me out after being there for thirty minutes and they would have had my money
and there wouldn't have been a damn thing I could do about it. Yeah.
Well, oh, I bet you would have found something to do about
it, though, because I guarantee you had a nice, expensive artwork at
the entryway that would be my garden right about now, because I had jerked
the shit out with a chain hooked to that little tea. Yeah, well,
either that or you know, we would have been trying to figure out
how to bail you out because it got pretty much Yeah, it got pretty
tense at the front desk Lorenzo Hotel. It was, by the way,
we do not Yes, I don't know why I could remember that pretentious name.
Yes, we do not recommend indoors or otherwise suggest the Lorenzo Hotel in
Dallas, Texas. In fact, if you call an uber and the guy
shows up named Lorenzo, get out and call another one, right exactly.
Don't even go to Dealey Plaza with an uber guy named Lorenzo. No.
Uh. And if you see the hotel with its an obnoxious superficial lighting job,
they had some weird lighting on the product. We should say obnoxious,
we should say oustentatious, ostentatious. Okay, fine, but the Lorenzo Hotel
does not get a recommendation or even a one star from my YELP. All
right, no good, just saying that's where it was last year. But
this year, you know what, buy some freaking paint for the ceiling.
Damn you know, but they don't stall give you a thousand bucks from my
damn room. At least put some paint on the freaking ceiling. Nah,
they haven't framed paintbrush up there for you though. You know, Jesus Christ,
I want to see unfinished concrete. I could have stayed at work,
right, I could stay in making if I want to see crack goddamn concrete
everywhere? Uh, you know, like I want to see beat up,
urban looking stuff that's unfinished and cracking. You know what, Yeah, could
have stayed in making, no problem. We got that everywhere. It is
awfully artsy and making. If you want cracked concrete, just saying, hey,
you know, I got a question when I realized they're going to have
the banquet and all that. Yeah, but does the restaurant, the pizza
place that we went to, do they cater? Yes, that'd be a
perfect tie in to get them for a lunch or a brunch or a something
that the people that are staying there could say, hey, yeah, we'll
pay an extra We'll pay an extra thirty bucks for a catered brunch from this
place, and to tie them into it, make them a part of it.
Well, do you have a Gabby's email address, because she will definitely
be into an idea like that. Gabrielle Glenn, No, I don't,
all right, can you email it to me? I will make sure to
get you Gabby's email address, because you send there that suggestion, she might
make it happen. I would love to. The only thing is one of
the guys who is send me connected to the conference usually runs some luncheon before,
you know, like on Thursday when the conference starts on Friday. He
does a Thursday luncheon. But I think sometime elsewise they should do a luncheon
like you're saying, with a connected place of some sort. I agree.
I love your idea. Sorry about that, but I mean, I love
your idea, but yeah, I mean, and obviously write out any ideas
you have, any suggestions, send them to me, especially, and if
any listener wants to participate, we'll obviously do the little subgroup like we did
last time where you had your little ocelly group. Mike Swanson said he'll come
along if some guys are coming along again, so you can meet Mike now,
Larry, I don't think he's gonna go this year, all right,
but we'll have other people there that you'll know from the show, et cetera.
And I'm already looking at people that I haven't even interviewed on the show
yet. I'm thinking about I'm gonna interview him and invite him to the conference.
So we're gonna see how it all goes, depending on, you know,
how they want to participate. Uh. You know you could actually,
you, the listener, could participate in helping to build the Lancer conference by
giving me suggestions and also by giving your endorsement to certain presenters. You know,
I haven't heard from HM in a while. I'd like to see this
guy. I'd like to hear from that guy, tell you the truth.
I've been trying to get Mike to to make contact with Henry Hurt, you
know, the guy who wrote Reasonable Doubt years ago, because Mike knows him
and actually goes to see him. But Henry doesn't want to talk to anybody
anymore. Uh. But I don't love if you guys just snag King Thompson.
See now there's one that I would love to grab too. But you
know, there will be no Pittsburgh thing this time, so no competition,
and Rob Reiner will be out of the cycle by then, so you know,
who knows who will be up with us. I also hope they don't
invite certain other podcasters, but anyway, that's another thing, and not the
guys over at the Lone Gunman or Dallas Action. I actually had a good
time with Doug and so did you, right, Oh yeah, I had
a great time with Doug. That was I mean, that was great to
meet him. I was, and like I said, I was hoping to
meet Rob. But you know, maybe he can make it to the next
one. I'm hoping Rob can make it this coming year. That would be
great. I don't know if you know, Doug can make it back.
I don't know who can make it. And of course I'm really hopeful if
Gail nick Jackson shows up again, cause that was quite the that was.
That was a great part to imagine. I would imagine she'll have some things
settled by then and can thoroughly enjoy the experience of being there. Absolutely surprise
presenter at the event, Dale nick Jackson sort of showed up and you know,
had her books with her and everything else. New copy and she snuck
me one old copy with the Lucky Strike looking design on the front of it,
which I was really happy with, especially if I got a text from
her, I need to respond to her. She sent me a text how
long ago, and I'm not sure if it was an update on certain situations
that she's been pursuing. But I'm going to get a hold of her this
weekend. I'll go to be maybe I'll have something to tell you after next
week. Excellent, Well tell her. Look, I'm all ears and all
ready for her any time she wants to do whatever. You know, I'm
at her disposal. Also, just let her love to have he I'd love
to have her on a Friday night people to call in and ask questions.
Yeah. Absolutely, I'd love to have her on a frid I'd love to
have her on any night she wants to come on. Now. She's turned
me down recently, but you know, just mention to her again. You
know, I always talked to Chuck and he's always talking about you and talking
about your case in the film and everything. So anyway, look, I
want to get back to the callers because we haven't had new ones, but
we might as well get back to the old ones before we're done and let
them get in at least a final word for the week, right, sure,
absolutely, Yeah, Sorry, I know I told you to take over,
but then we sidetracked on another conversation because I wanted to let people know
that there will be an answer conference and I'll be the MC again this year.
That's pretty much a locke at this moment. You know, who knows
if things change in between now and then. But none of the presenters have
been named. Just the weekend, which will be the November twenty second to
the twenty fourth, which is fascinating because it synchronized as with guess what Friday
the twenty second was Friday the twenty second and sixty three, right, so
you know the twenty fourth when Oswald dies, is that Sunday? We could
have you know, some of these like, hey, look, let's recognize
at this time of day this happened, and as it happened, conference I
think would be interesting as well. Right, so, because it's this time
of day, let's show this news clip, let's talk about it, let's
have some panels. I think we could. There's a lot of possibilities there
doing it on the weekend of the twenty second, I think. Anyway,
So where should we start, Jimmy James, you want me to start with
PPT? You said, sure, all right, So Jimmy, Jimmy going
to be at the conference. Yeah, Jimmy, you can be able to
make it next. I would love it if Jimmy made it November. But
anyway, Jimmy, you called back in, so here you are, uh,
and you're back on what's up? Yeah? I don't know. I
technically issues, I don't know. It seems like you called in with a
different phone this time. You did some one of your other phones, right,
Yeah, actually the usual phone wasn't work anyway, technical issues aside,
anything else you want to throw in before we're done this week? We got
about fifteen twenty minutes left to penning. Uh. First, Uh, who
gave Dorothy Hunt that money? Before you're playing fresh? Hm? Hm?
Well, indeed who did? And which money? Yeah? If you remember,
she went on a plane trip and then didn't make it back because there
was a plane crash where Dorothy Hunt was killed. And the idea is that
she was picking up money. Now, some people say it was money to
pay off the Watergate guys, and there might have been some other money picked
up as well. And was any of that money ever recovered? I don't
think so. Was Dorothy Hunt ever recovered? I think her body was actually
recovered, Jimmy, wasn't it Yeah, and they found like ten grand in
perfect condition on their first somehow, yeah, somehow, I doubt that was
all the money, but go ahead, problem. Yeah, I'm sick of
didn't share like one hundred pawning grants. What I'm thinking, maybe, right,
I would be crud to figure out who I was that gave her the
loop pepeat and then another and that I would just say one direction to Danny.
He's quoting in someone. But actually there was no White House page scandal.
That was the congressional page scandal, and the main process creator was Bond
Points. Bonnie Points is the main problem. Now, Oh no, that
was another that was another Congress. Yeah, there wasn't pages in the House.
The United States Marines know what not to do ship, But jim there
was. Yeah, there were these White House there were these White House staffers.
Hold on a second, Jimmy, there were White House staffers in the
Bush administration where there was this callboy scandal. Also, the Bonnie Franks thing
happened. That's a different scandal than the one that Danny was referencing. Danny's
referencing the one that the investigative journalists turned up, you know, during the
SNL crisis. Thing. When there was also this human trafficking thing that turned
up that was connected to some people who worked at the White House during the
Bush administration. Uh. And how they, you know, hid money and
hit people and everything else to cover up what was going on while the SNL's
were collapsing. That is a whole other, deep thing. That's that's the
part of the Franklin cover up. He's mentioning that's got nothing to do with
Barnie Franks. But Barney Franks did something else. Yeah, but that's where
pages are, you're correct, that's where gages are located. Yes, one
thing XJ came this thing. I really like to brush this George Bush thing
here you go. I'd never make Dela. I would love to. I
will this one. I concluded that this George Bush and of the CIA letters
a load of crap. There. I said it. I think it's fake.
I want the Shield letter, I want RIFF numbers, I want any
proof. Okay. So yeah, other than that, I'll just say everyone
peace out, and basketball is just a tanga sport for girls and rappers.
Fair enough. Uh. Hey, Jimmy, you know you're saying you don't
believe that the de Morn Shields letter to Bush is real, is what you're
saying. Oh, I believe the moarn Shield and Bush they were both geologists
you know Texas. Yeah, they were both theologists in Texas and had little
business hustlings that went on in island nations. Yes, I think that they
would have been No no, no, no no no no no no no
no that. I've never seen one bit of proof for that. You're happy
to accept it now, I like these people, Well, Bush had Bush.
Yeah, Bush had oil interests. Wait chalk, let me ask you
a questions. Pat letter in any way resemble anything else written by jag or
Luther. I've never done a comparison, so I don't know, Uh,
but I will say that, yes, they did both have island nation business
dealings. Uh de morn Shields trying to make deals regarding jute farms in Haiti
and Uh. Then you know Bush with his uh deals, you know,
near Cuba regarding his oil companies and stuff like that. I mean there was
stuff going on there. Uh. And both of them were in the Caribbean
doing business. Okay, you kind of gotta go with that. I mean,
have you ever read Joan Mellon's book on that our man in Haiti about
you know, the whole thing that de morn Shields was doing. Yes,
unfortunately she still out of that. I'm previous research by the very fellows and
found the little uh, George Bush is in the CIA letter is in their
case they just moved it receive it. Yeah, but she did a lot
of original research for that too, and interviewed people that were, you know,
connected to the Haitian government at the time, and all this other stuff
where you know, it's not a JFK connected thing exactly his whole business dealings
there, but it's a real thing. Anyway. I do agree there's more
in shield most step. Well, we know he was CIA, there's no
doubt about it. Okay, fair enough, so we'll leave it at that.
Jimmy, oh sorry, I cut him off. Let me bring him
back because he was saying something. I'll just let him finish it and then
I'll go to Danny. Go ahead. Sorry, I didn't mean to cut
you off there an accident. I mean, yeah, there's a lot of
smoke there, but I have not read one single document that has proven me
that that crazy baster George Bush Senior was in the CIA before he was the
director of the CIA. Yeah, no, I don't. I don't see
any legitimate paper trail for that previous to it either. But you know,
however, you have to think about this one thing. How would they bring
in Why would they bring in somebody to run the CIA that wasn't connected with
the organization there. It was before he started to it was in the wake
of the Church Committee. People were demanding an outsider take over. Yeah,
but usually better outside the Wait a minute, what better outsider to bring in
than somebody who had all appearances of being an outsider but had the inside connection
because he was a member of the CIA. Well, and look, if
you take a look at they I don't care about the Church Committee. The
government works the way the government works. And they slid Bush in there,
knowing full well that he had a cover that people wouldn't think that he was
connected to it and had clean hands coming in. But he was dirty,
right. And the thing is, if you want to look at what happens
when they bring in an outsider, Stansfield Turner comes in, and when he
comes in the way they handled him, you find out what happens when they
bring in somebody who doesn't have any connection. You can't have zero connection.
You could be an outsider but have some connections. Both things can be true,
and clearly he had some familiarity. Otherwise you can't function as the head.
That's the whole problem. Like when they brought Stansfield Turner in and he
got no cooperation whatsoever. They weren't going to allow it. It's just that
simple. The organizations don't allow somebody doesn't know how the organization runs. Okay,
when it comes to these bureaucracies, the storefront version of each of these
government agencies, you can't put ahead in there who has no familiarity with it.
That was my argument about Mike Pompeo when they said, oh, Pompeo
doesn't want to find more and more people over the years connected with the damn
CIA. And I don't know why it's so late in coming out, but
I mean, well, it's just like JFK files. You know, we're
supposed to have been released and then Trump all of a sudden Clisto kebash on
that. That's another thing you Trump you know, Trumpeters need to keep in
mind we filtered on that one. There there's a couple of things easy you
know, backtracked on, but that aside, just to bring facts up to
date. We looked it up. Yes, there was a packet of one
hundred dollars bills totally ten thousand dollars in Dorothy Hunts purse. Right. But
she also stopped at the airport and bought two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
of flight insurance policy before they took off, right, which is kind of
weird. Yes, it is definitely weird to Campbell. I mean, you
know, just so happened she bought it at the right time. Uh,
And yeah, okay, so there's that to consider. But also, uh,
you look again, these agencies, like I said, with Mike Pompeio,
when they brought him in, they would Alwa's an outsider. I said,
no, he's not. If he's an outsider, he can't function as
the head of the CIA. It's just that simple. It doesn't work.
You can't be a completely out of left field guy like I, like I
joke all the time, Put me in charge of the CIA, independent presidential
candidate. It won't work. They won't allow it, you know. And
if you look, if you look at the people, who was the guy
from Arizona, Bill, what was his name Richardson. You look at the
connections, you know, you you think Republican and Democrat. But when you
go back through these friendships, yeah, and these business entities that these guys
get into when they leave the government. That crap was going on before they
joined the government. That's how they got picked for certain positions is through connections.
And you find out that Bill Richardson is paling around with John Panetta,
who's paling around with this guy who's palering around with some Republican down here,
and it's all just a missmass. There's no way they're going to bring somebody
in on the CIA that wasn't connected at a level that they could go in
and get people to do what he was directing them to do. Well they
possible. The CIA is an agency that's going to fight anybody from the outside
coming in. Well, it's just the FBI and all the rest of them.
It's just like this, B Pete. You know what, I could
easily probably put you in charge of a McDonald's, but you don't know how
McDonald's works necessarily from the inside unless you've ever worked there, or you've known
people that work there, or you know what I'm saying. You can't run
in there in that side. You're not going to put me in charge of
a thousand McDonald's, right, unless I've been in the system, right,
because you'd have to know who to contact to get something done. You'd have
to know exactly what tools you have at your disposal. Otherwise you're going to
spend all your time trying to sort it out. You're going to require a
crash course, a serious education on the whole system, and then you'll be
fully dependent on what they decide to tell you and not tell you as they
give you the crash course. Not a good position to be. And in
fact, the argument the people that are telling you and the people that are
telling you what you need to know are controlling what they tell you exactly.
And the thing is, look, you have to go in there with some
level of independence, otherwise it's pointless. Because look, even with the Church
Committee, and yes, indeed it's a good point, there were pressures,
government investigations, this and that. So gerald Ford sticks them in there because
he needs to. Yes, there needed to be a change of regime,
because there needed to be the appearance of a change of regime because ab the
guys who were in charge of it before, were doing all sorts of things
nobody wants him to do. Indeed, that's true, but you can project
that appearance, or you could bring in somebody who is not necessarily friendly to
the good old boys who are really running things. But still he has to
know how the system works, otherwise he can't battle. For example, look
at the Warrant Commission and the fact that you know the accusations that George Bush
was in Dallas that day and you know Ford down the road was giggling about
that going on. I mean, he wasn't We had him busy doing other
shit. He wasn't there, right, was he going to tell anybody that?
No? And it is one of the And by the way, Jimmy,
I will get back to the George Bush and Dealey Plaza and also George
Bush Junior w would be Daley Plaza nonsense on the next Myth show. Guaranteed,
I will at least bring it up if I can't find an expert to
deal with it. I had a weird face to face with Russ Baker at
Lancer conference by the way, b Pete, when when I was alone at
the table, by the way, it seemed like the whole place had cleared
out. Everybody was busy with something else, and I was sitting at my
table like all alone in the room, and Russ Baker, all by himself,
walked up to me and said hi, you know, like I'm Russ
Baker. I went, yeah, I know who you are. I shook
his hand. He stared at me for a minute and walked away. Where
the hell was you were like watching a presentation or something, And I just
I did not know what to make of that. Now when I saw him
in twenty seventeen, he was definitely giving me the stink eye, and I
brought it up on the show, and I think he wanted to see if
I had something to say to him, and I've already said what I have
to say, so you know, I waited. I sat there for a
minute, like just staring at him, like we just locked eyes and we're
alone in the book room, you know what I'm talking about. And it
was weird. And then he just left. And I don't even think he
was there for the conference. He might have been there for the Judy conference
down the road or something, because I didn't see him in the conference otherwise
walked over something, you know, there was a lull of something and you
were the only one that he could find in the ground. Weird, very
weird. I'm just saying anyway, Danny, I'm gonna let you get the
final caller word because nobody else called in. So you're back on and drop
anything in here you want. You got the final word for the week.
Sure, George Bush, I'm just gonna go me. Brussel, Prescott,
bus Brown and Herriman Nazis who knows. And on the further note, yesterday
was opening day of baseball. It looks like it was the last opening day
for the oplonse. Congratulations to State and I wish everybody well. I'm happy
Easter. All right, Well, thank you, Danny, and I wish
you well. No matter what day it is, the open A's last opening
day. I wasn't aware. Are they Are they? Yeah, they're moving
to Vegas. Oh wow, yeah they're going to Vegas. The Las Vegas
Athletics now or the Nevada Athletics. Wait wait, yes, like the Las
Vegas Raiders. Wow wow. They're gleaning from from the from the East day
stealing from Oakland. Vegas is at this point, yeah, you know,
give them credit to the Vegas Knights hockey team. They did well. What
it was their second season, they were in the Cup, So you know,
it's it's good. It's good that sports franchises can move. The only
thing I hate about that is when you have a historic team, the name
should stay. Like when the Baltimore Colts left and went to Indianapolis. Baltimore
should have retained that name, like uh, like the Browns did when their
team left and then they got the team going back again. Because you always
think, I'm sorry, I'm old school. When you say Colts, I
think Indianapolis. You know, when you say Cardinals, I think Saint Louis
Arizona. It's just I don't know, it's hard to keep up with them.
But it's good that the team could move and have success. Uh.
You know, the football team is hoping for a good season. The hockey
team has already done well, so you know, good luck to the to
the a's, Well, the a's are the athletics. Weren't they originally the
Philadelphia A's Athletics. I mean, wasn't that what they were? Philadelphia?
So you know what, Philly should have retained the athletics name, you think,
and when they moved to the Bay. They should have taken on a
different name, the Dodgers. Yeahlyn Dodgers to have stayed in you know,
New York. Huh, what about the Giants because they moved to San Francisco
right from New York, so you know York all right, So you think
the original Brooklyn Dodgers or the Brooklyn Dodge, right, you know, you
can move from the LA and they became a whole different entity. You know
why we should have kept the Brooklyn Dodgers so that, okay, let them
move. When we had we retained that name. We get the money to
start a new team. You know, It's just like baseball and Kinston.
For years it was the Kinston Eagles, it was the Kinston this, it
was the Kingston Whatever's you know, there was a time where the Kinston Eagles
was a name. When we started baseball back, or the guy that I
went in partnership with when he brought baseball back, they had that name retained.
And that's what he started the team as a co op team. So
he had five players from h Montreal, he had six players from the Padres
and so under that co op team he was able to build it and we
stayed the Eagles until Toronto finally said, look, you know, we've made
such an investment in this town, we think the team should be known as
the Kinston Blue Jays, and that's when we changed the name. Right from
there, it's been the Indians and now it's that team left. Another one
come back in and they called it the down East Wood Ducks. You've lost
all of the history of baseball and Kinston by calling your new team the down
East Wood Ducks. And unfortunately, Kinston is not located in the Down East
area, so it's just screwed up. Well, you just take that history
and wipe it away. The Brooklyn Dodgers were the Brooklyn Dodgers, which are
not the La Dodgers, right, And the compromise became keep the orange en
y from the Giants and take the Dodger blue and put it together and create
the New York Metropolitans, which became, which was a historical team name.
The Mets are what replaced the Dodgers and the Giants, you know, and
they went to Queens instead of Brooklyn or the New Jersey Nets. You know.
That was an ava team that had Doctor j and a bunch of talent
on it when it was in the AVA and then when they merged. I
mean that name should when you say Nets, you should think New Jersey.
When you say Devils, you should think New Jersey Hockey. When you say
Bruins, you should think Boston. Teams are connected with community. It's part
of that community pride we were discussing when I was accused of, you know,
you know, complaining about we and never took a snap on game day,
so fight me. It's that community pride that goes with supporting these organizations.
The Dodgers belong in Brooklyn. Okay, fair enough, he's still mad
about that. I love that. But anyway, anything you want to throw
in at the end of your VPT, because we're going to get out of
here and be done for the week, because I think that was the week
that was, And there you go. You know, I just like to
say thanks to Danny and Jimmy James and for calling in, and we've got
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