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Speaker 3: Welcome my friends to Black Day in America. And yeah,
the black dollars, I mean black black. Uh, this is
not working. It's Black Fridays. I was Black Day. But
apparently now Rich is heading out tomorrow. You said you're
going to outlet. You're not doing the mall. Is that right?
Speaker 4: Well, it's like a mall, but it's you know, outdoors
outlet shopping.
Speaker 5: It's suposed to be a little better kind of So
wait a minute. So it's outdoors.
Speaker 3: It's a bunch of outlets with their all their discount
stuff and you go outside in the cold weather and
you do your shopping and the cold and.
Speaker 4: If it's no, no, no, you go. It's it's like outlets.
The designer brands have specific retail stores. You go inside
the store to shop, but like you're not enclosing the mall.
You have to go from one store to the next, you.
Speaker 3: Go outside it I got it a little bit Nicer
stores right, Yeah, the big outlets, and supposedly there are
better prices at the outlets than there are at the malls.
Speaker 5: Is that the thing?
Speaker 4: That's what they tell me.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna go outlet shopping, and you're not doing
it on Black Day. You're gonna wait till White Saturday.
Speaker 5: Right, because I'm here with you on Black Day.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, Black Day and then White Saturday. And I
wonder what Sunday is. But anyway, yeah, so Black Friday
is here, ladies and gentlemen. Now I was reading and
I could be wrong, but it's it's in print, so
it must be true.
Speaker 5: Right, It's in the Washington Post. It must be true.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, more Americans are doing most or all of their
holiday shopping online, according to Adobe Analytics. Adobe Analytics is
forecasting a record two hundred and forty eight I mean
two hundred and forty point eight billion dollars. Well, people
are spending a lot of money. You know how many
illegal immigrants. You could take care of what that money?
That's good for what like a whole New York for
maybe maybe a year or two, but anyway you could,
you could. That's a lot of money. Two hundred and
forty point eight billion dollars in holiday spending. Sales is
so far outpacing expectations consumers that would be you. I'm
not I haven't been consuming and I'm not on a
Trump strike. I'm just waiting. But anyway, consumers spent seventy
seven billion dollars online from November first to November twenty fourth,
on bluetooth speakers, pickleball paddles, gaming consoles, skincare sets, and
other consumer offerings. That's nine point six percent higher than
they spent last year, and inflation is raging.
Speaker 5: That's even The.
Speaker 3: Washington Post admits that Black Friday sales are in full swing,
with retailers trying to entice inflation weary shoppers to splurge
on sneakers, TVs, and smartphones, both for themselves and for
their loved ones. Black Friday, though they say, is Black Day,
is itself becoming diluted because it expanded so much. I mean, yeah,
Black Friday sales starts showing up when at the beginning
of October practically well mid October, I started seeing stuff
Black Friday, Black man, What is this? Why are they
already talking about Black Friday but Black Days here? And
according to one expert, it is itself becoming diluted because
of the expansion, but retailers this year hope that the
shorter window between Thanksgiving and Christmas would create some urgency
to spend. Are you are you urgently awaiting Jones? Are
you just waiting? You have money burning in your pockets,
can't wait to spend it? Are you feeling urgent? Christmas
is coming? I gotta spend the dough. I gotta get
the deals a little bit.
Speaker 4: But I feel like they've raised the prices and then
put the sale on it so they still get their money.
Speaker 5: But no, I'm not my pockets. It's all a scam.
Speaker 3: You don't think there's any real bonus, any real difference.
Speaker 6: But not a lot.
Speaker 3: Not a lot, okay, And there's a growing gulf, by
the way, we need some some I don't. We don't
need the diversity and the and the inclusion, but we
need the equity.
Speaker 5: Apparently the e because there's still a growing golf.
Speaker 3: According to the Washington Post, between upper and lower income consumers.
Imagine that there's a big difference between rich people and
not rich people. I wonder how long it took them
to figure that out. They probably were. I mean, can
you imagine these guys. You know, these guys do pretty
well at the Washington Post too. I wonder how they
put themselves in that guy. Anyway, there's a growing gulf
Households making less than one hundred thousand dollars a year
are more likely to pull back on spending and hold
out for sales. Imagine that. This is stunning. Families that
don't make one hundred thousand dollars may not spend as
much money out there. They may be waiting to see
whether they have to budget them imagine wow. And although
high earners have more flexibility with their budgets, even they're
holding out for the right price. So the rich people
are acting like they're not rich people. They're waiting for
the best price. I mean, they see Carr maybe let's
say a five million dollar ring, and they say, you know,
I think we should wait till the gout goes down
to you know, for four point five. Let's get a
deal on it. A lot of great economic news out there.
If you are shopping today and want to give us
a buzz doing your shopping activities, let us know what
it's like out there in America's malls America's mom and
pop stores. Do they even exist anymore? Some of them do, yes,
and the outlet malls or even online. If you're doing
your shopping behind your desk or sitting your couch, laptop, iPads,
smartphone in hand, and you want to give us a buzz,
let us know what kind of deals you're finding out there,
whether you're loving it, whether you're love the shopping experience,
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We have got We've got some. I saw a one
sound bite that I said, we have to pull this up,
we have to do this. But it's not about the
United States, it's not about our own politics. It is
about immigration. And to me this was stunning, stunning. I
don't know whether those of you that follow international news.
There have been so many stories coming out of the
UK about the chaos over there. People are being arrested
right and left for posting things on social media that
the government doesn't like. They send swat teams are equivalent
of swat teams in their house to a rest them.
They are because they're making posts on social media. Some
people have been arrested get this Jonas for praying in public,
not kidding if those prayers are deemed I guess harmful
to the It almost sounds like a communist state if
the prayers are deemed harmful to the state or the
state's interests. There have been people in the UK that
have been put in jail over praying, including preachers. I've
read stories this past year and a half been following this,
preachers on the street arrested. You're not allowed to do
that in public, and now they're storming and taking people
social media. But immigration and the influx of immigration, especially
from Searchain countries, has been an issue in the UK,
and part of it has to do with their deal
with the overall in other parts of Europe, with the
European Union and their stands on open borders immigration. Well,
the new prime minister over there, Kera Stamer, sounds so
German kerastanma.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm not.
Speaker 3: Gonna say it, but yeah, it does sounds like you
can have a certain salutation in front of that.
Speaker 5: But I won't go there. Stormer.
Speaker 3: The UK Prime Minister actually spoke about what is happening
and I was shocked to hear what this shocked and
I'm not feigning it. I was genuinely shocked. I wonder
if those of you who have been following and this
has been Immigration has been a huge issue in the UK.
Now we're going back fifteen years. In fact, there were
some notable stories that kind of blew up to let
you know the direction of the country had changed. I
think it was about ten years ago that the number
one name for babies being born in the UK was Muhammad.
So some of that is a backdrop. Let's listen to
what Kevin Stammer from the UK say talking about the
issue of immigration.
Speaker 7: Well, the British people are owed is an explanation because
a failure on this scale isn't just bad luck. It
isn't a global trend or taking your eye off the ball. No,
this is a different order of failure. This happened by design,
not accident. Policies were reformed deliberately to liberalize immigration. Brexit
was used for that purpose to turn Britain into a
one nation experiment in open borders Global Britain. Remember that slogan,
that is what they meant, a policy with no support
of which they then pretended wasn't happening.
Speaker 3: WHOA and he's this. This has failed. It is a
policy that has failed. Now here's the question I have,
are they is Keira Stoomer going to do what we
are doing getting ready to do here in January? Beginning
January the process of mass deportations? Is castamer going to
ask to see people's papers and start deporting people that
should not be in the UK. But this this stunning, stunning,
a failed experiment. And my friends asked exactly what it
has been, and that's exactly what it is. Here things
have reached the point in New York you talk about
things that you never thought you'd see the day happen
in New York. There's actually a New York City councilman,
Robert Holden.
Speaker 5: He was on.
Speaker 3: Fox Brian Killmead now on Brian Killmead was interviewing him.
New York City democrat, not some democrat from some some
wayward town upstate, not from Binghamton, not from Utica, not
from not from Troy, not from any of those places.
Not in the suburbs of Rochester, not near the suburb,
not near Niagara. In New York City, the mecca of liberalism,
and this is New York City councilman Democrat Robert Holden
with Kilmeade to a.
Speaker 2: New York City Democrat councilman is calling on city and
state leaders to ditch sanctuary policies yep.
Speaker 5: A Democrat.
Speaker 2: He writes in a letter, the policies quote not only
violate federal law, but also put New Yorkers in harms.
Speaker 5: Way.
Speaker 2: Do you feel as though people are going to listen
after this election.
Speaker 8: Well, they better because I love Tom Holman. The new
Borders are came last last week on Fox and said,
you know, pause.
Speaker 3: It, Democrat, New York City. I love Tom Holman. The
new borders are.
Speaker 5: Folks.
Speaker 3: That is like putting up the sign of cross in
front of Dracula. To New York Democrats, they they have
to be going out. This guy. I worry for his
safety and I'm not kidding. Let's continue.
Speaker 8: Here's and governor's accountable. Certainly, he said, don't cross that
line because they are violating with the sanctuary city laws
by shielding, they are violating. It's a felony to shield uh,
these these criminals, these uh illegal immigrants. So we need
we need to start really doing that. We need to
actually get rid of and depoort these illegal aliens who
are committing crime.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine a scenario where there's a criminal being
held in New York City. It happens every day, and
he's an illegal alien, maybe with links to gangs. Ice
shows up and there's no cooperation from the NAPD under
the laws from the City Council. It's just mind boggling.
How is that in anyone's interest?
Speaker 8: It's in nobody's interests. And we have to remember, especially
in New York City nine to eleven, what happened. We
didn't communicate the NYP, didn't communicate with obviously federal agents,
so that's how the terrorists got in. So we need
some communications. And what we're doing here is we're like
shielding them. The governor's democratic governors and the mayors of
these sanctuary cities are shielding criminals and terrorists.
Speaker 5: Brian.
Speaker 8: So this is why it's so very important to start
cooperating with and and you say.
Speaker 5: The problems of the city council.
Speaker 2: Correct, they are left wingers, ultra left wingers.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And over the years they're shielding these illegal aliens
who are committing crimes, which is unbelievable. Why would you
want to keep them in our country to really attack citizens,
but not only that, but conspire possibly. And we have
terrorists that have gotten across the borders. We know it,
and we don't know where they are. And of course
some of them are in New York City and that's very,
very dangerous.
Speaker 2: So you have a mayor that could do something about it.
Speaker 5: Governor will ultimately make decision.
Speaker 2: What could Mayor Adams do because he has expressed frustration
like you have expressed.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but he can also petition the governor. He could
possibly do some call on the city council. Let's let's
negotiate this. Let's try to amend some of the sanctuary
city laws. There's four of them over the years that
the council has passed to have less cooperation with the feds.
We need to cooperate with iyes, especially on any illegal
aliens that are committing crime. And that's what I'm really
focusing on, and also the possible terrorists that are are
in New York City.
Speaker 5: First of all, first of all, did you hear him?
Speaker 3: He keeps calling these undocumented people illegal aliens. How is
that going to play for Democrats? How dare he use
the language of Republicans and call illegal aliens illegal aliens?
How dare this man? Then he said there might be
there are terrorists most likely in New York from the
illegal how and he I don't do you think they'll
throw him out of the party. That's what I want
to know. Are they gonna throw him out of the
New York Caucus? I wonder if a AOC. By the way,
you know AOC is listed among those who could be
a potential presidential nominee into twenty twenty eight elections. Today
the Hill had a list of potential Democrats who could
run for a president because they have such a long,
a strong following. AOC is among the list. James Golden snurdly.
I don't know, folks, you got this freaking Democrat trying
to sound like he's a Republican.
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Speaker 9: I just very quickly came on here to say that
I'm so excited for and I fully support this movement
of making mainly men's lives, but really, anyone who voted for.
Speaker 10: Trump's lives miserable.
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hundred and eight four eight nine two two two is
how you reach us. Rich just sent me an argument,
he said, see the malls and this is in Arkansas.
Arkansas police investigating a Black Friday shooting. Black Friday shooting
at the mall at a mall in a little Rock.
The local outlets says the incident is isolated. There haven't
been any fatalities. Police investigating it at the Park Plaza mall.
I wonder if people were fussing over something, and god, well, obviously,
I mean somebody was unhappy about something, but I wonder
was it a consumer related discussion that led to the shooting.
Authorities have reported an active aggressor was in the mall
shortly before two pm, but it's an isolated incident so far.
I mean, good nobody's dead, thank goodness. Couple of people
non threatened injuries, but nothing fatal, so at least it
wasn't a fatality out in the malls. Happy shopping on
Black Friday, and if you're going to be out on
White Saturday tomorrow, you might want to just be careful
to people get a little crazy holiday season. We're gonna
check in with Kim Commando and all that in a minute,
but I just want to let you know about something
else that's in the news, and I want you to
hear this guy.
Speaker 5: But I'm gonna tease this story first.
Speaker 3: John Morgan, former major Democratic Megadona Megadonah means one of
these guys, it coughs up millions, big money, he said,
the night before Thanksgiving that President elect Donald Trump's son
Baron is smarter than Vice President Kamala Harris and her
entire campaign. This from a Democrat Megadona. We are going
to hear why he said that Baron Trump is smarter
than not only the current sitting vice president who on
January sixth will have to certify the election. She should
if she performs her role, if she's able to saw
that picture of her and a Daily Man the other day, whoa, whoa.
If she's in, if she's on her feet sturdy enough,
she's gonna be the one that has to go to
the Senate certify the votes for Donald Trump to become
the next president of the United States. But a Megadona
Democrat Party John Morgan donald Trump's son Baron smarter than
Vice President Kamala Harris and her entire campaign. Well more
on that coming shortly. We're gonna check in with Kim
Commando with traffic. The Rascals will take us there. At
first they came out. There were the young Rascals. Today's
birthday Felix Cavaliery. He's the keyboard player with the Rascals. This,
of course, imagine, went to number one the Yeah, nineteen
sixty second was the year grooving with the little Rascal.
With the Rascal. I still call them the little rascals
once in a while because that's first time them with
the little rascals.
Speaker 5: James Golden is third. It don't go away wicked saying
people we did make on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 1: It's the rush hour with bos Nerd. Lady by the
pseudonym rush now yours bos.
Speaker 11: Nerdly raise your hand if you wake up every day
with a belly full of rage because of a bunch
of eighteen and nineteen year old red pilled edge lords
voted for Donald Trump to hand over the United States
of America to Russia because they thought that it would
be edgy. I can't believe that is a real and
valid sentence. In twenty twenty four, can someone gets Socrates.
Speaker 3: On the line, Well, we can't get Socrate's that. We
can get Chuck Mancioni for you if you want. It's
his birthday, toy day. He born in nineteen forty. This
and Instrumental went to number four in the United States,
started on jazz radio and quickly crossed over because it
just made people feel so good. And that's the name,
of course, of the song feels So Good Chuck Mazzi
on the Birthday to Day, Happy Birthday, Chuck.
Speaker 5: This Rock. The album version is extended. It is so
good and.
Speaker 3: The album that this is on, Feels So Good album
has a lot of great music on it, including one
by Esther Satafield. She does the vocal. I remember he
did a PBS special that was amazing. I don't many
of you saw it. You had to because it was
huge that year that PBS ran the Chuck Mazioni special.
Speaker 5: He did The Land of Make Believe.
Speaker 3: And Esther Sadafield was singing on that powerful, just great album,
great musician, Chuck Lasione Fogle Hon feel so good. Okay,
we cheased it. I'm gonna do it. The Democrat donor
John Morgan. Remember this is not some Republican guy. We've
already heard from a Democrat sounding like a Republican. I
love Tom Homan. Yeah, now we get a Democrat and
he's not just some random Democrat.
Speaker 5: This is one of their huge donors.
Speaker 3: And he's weighing in. John Morgan is his name. Let's
listen in John Morgan. That would be cut number three.
Cut three.
Speaker 10: Well my reaction is, you know, so she thinks she's Obama.
She goes to Hawaii because Obama goes to Hawaii. She
started talking like Obama, imitating Obama. She is not Barack Obama.
She has no talent. She can now run for president again.
She ran once and got zero delegates. She got eight
percent of California. I begged them not to put her up.
She was going to be tethered to Biden no matter what.
That was a zero sum game for her. But she
thought that all these votes were for her.
Speaker 5: They were not.
Speaker 10: The votes that she got were people voted against Trump,
and the votes that Trump got where the people voted
for Trump. What the Harris campaign should have done instead
of avoiding Joe Rogan and podcast. It turns out that
Baron Trump, who looks like a runway model, was telling
his father, you need to go on podcast.
Speaker 5: You need to go on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 10: You know, he was three hours late to a rally
because he was doing Joe Rogan because that was so important.
So Baron Trump is a lot smarter than everybody in
the hairs. They said they didn't go on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 12: The progressives around her. You heard what Carval said. The
Progressors didn't want to go on Joe Rogan. Look, if
I'm running, I'm going on Joe Rogan. I'm living on Fox.
That's how you change minds. They played hide the ball.
They lost badly. She should go away and never ever
come back. She spent almost two billion dollars.
Speaker 10: They're raising money this week to pay off the debt.
If you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't.
Speaker 5: Run the country.
Speaker 3: Democrats are let's be unhappy now he mentioned Carvel. You
have Carvel, you have number one Carvel. Car has weighed
in again and they are all now talking about the newt,
the money, the money.
Speaker 5: He is supping head suppern head.
Speaker 3: We's in on where the money, where the Money's.
Speaker 9: Gonna have trouble raising money. These fundraisers are burnt. They're
really pissed now. And the damage that the twenty twenty
four campaign has done, that the damage that this decade
has done to the Democratic brand is almost unfathomable, almost unfathomable.
Speaker 13: Well, I hope those I hope those thunders wise up
because they're they're going to get hurt too. But talk
about the damage the twenty four campaign did and I
think you're not. I think you place some of that
blame on the Harris high command.
Speaker 9: First of all, remember the all of that scene in
the movie The Graduate where he says, Benjamin, come one
words on one word plastic, you know, plastics, one word audit. Yeah,
so I have people at a contact and beat to
run the DNC sham.
Speaker 5: Promise you.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna get in the middle of that. But
anybody and I don't have a vote or I have
an opinion, no one talls, but I would say the
policy number one is we're gonna audit everything. We're gonna
audit the campaign, We're gonna audit Future Forward. We're gonna
audit the DMC so people to note. But I'm telling
you what, without complete transparency, the campaign we think raised
a eight and a half dollars. Okay, we we know
that Future Forward last we saw was nine hundred million,
so we can assume that they got to a bidion
before lest that's two and a half freaking billion dollars.
Do you have any idea what it money went? Does
anybody have any idea that money went? I mean I
have some places I started looking and it's all Albert
I promise you this the amount of money, an amount
of lobbyists that were involved in this campaign, it's staggering.
Speaker 13: We'll talk more about that, James, because that's that's not what.
Speaker 3: The talk more about that later, but right now I
have and someone else has an idea where some of
that money went, and that someone is no other than
the Joe Rogan that we have been hearing so much about.
That would be a cutting number. FOA, here is Joe
Rogan to talk about more about the money.
Speaker 14: Things that I found really kind of shocking was when
they revealed how much money the Democrats had spent on
the election and how much money was spent on activist groups.
Speaker 5: So, ah, more than one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 14: Right, Yeah, there's just there's extensive government funding of politically
oriented in g o's. Yeah, and g is one of
those great terms, non governmental organization. All right, Like what
what what the hell.
Speaker 5: Is that that is? Tell me, I don't know, Well.
Speaker 14: It's it's sort of a charity, and but what it
sort of but most of the time that it's it's
a political entity. It's an entity with the political agenda,
but then it's funded by the government in a very
large percentage of cases, including the NGOs and the censorship complex,
like the government grants National Science Foundation grants like direct,
the State Department grants right direct money. And then okay,
now you've got an NGO funded by the government. Well
it's not an NGO, like, right, that's a GEO, right right.
And then you've got a conspiracy, you know, like in censorship.
Then you have a conspiracy because you've got government officials
using government money to fund are what look like private
organizations that aren't. And then what happens is the government
outsources to these NGOs the things that it's not legally
allowed to do, like like like censorship, like violation of
the First Amendment, right right, right. So the first so
I always say it's the First Amendment only applies to
the government. The First Amendment says the government cannot cannot
sensor American citizens. And so what they do is, if
you want to censor American citizens, you're in the government.
If you're smart, you don't do that. What you do
is you fund an outside organization and then you have
them do it boy, right, And that's what's been happening, right,
And we got enough, we got to drift. I've been
raging about these NGOs forever. These NGOs, folks.
Speaker 3: We're talking to the tunes of billions of dollars and
they are involved in everything to help coordinate this trafficking,
of this human trafficking that's going on in this country and.
Speaker 5: Around the world.
Speaker 3: These NGOs, the Biden administration, billions of dollars poured through
two NGOs from the EPA, A lot of it nothing
to do with the environment. This is the democrats entire
money laundering operation and it is huge. Is now being
exposed thanks to this Kamala Harris campaign, and it is huge.
We are not talking a few billion dollars here. We
are talking multi billion dollars that the Democrats use through
their activist groups to prop up their political party. And
thanks to the ineptness of the Kamala Harris campaign, suddenly
people's eyes are starting to focus on the money and
that is a good, good thing.
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Speaker 3: Phones and we start off in Passaic with Jerry. Jerry,
how are you this afternoon?
Speaker 6: Oh right, we spoke last week. I came up with
some other things. First of all, she really didn't she
really didn't go and speak to the people. That's the
first thing. The second thing the way she managed money.
That tells you the way she would have run the country,
which means we would have been broke within sight of
the year if anyone could spend fifteen million dollars a day,
which what it comes down to when you figure it out,
that's they are responsible and reckless. And besides getting rid
of the NGOs, besides getting rid of the NGOs, we
need to get rid of probably two thirds of the
government agencies. And last for not least, what we should
do is, we have so many thousands of buildings we're
paying what twenty five billion dollars a month or something
like that, or twenty five billion a year. What we
should do is get the two top real estate agents
in each state and start selling the buildings off and
take seventy five percent of whatever they bring in building
their commission. What's left?
Speaker 3: I think you need to get a hold of Elon
Musk and Vivek Ramaswami. You've got some good ideas here, Jerry.
And by the way, the vacancy rate in some of
these government buildings is astounding. So that's a very interesting
proposal you have there. Everything you said made sense. Thank you, Jerry,
appreciate your call. Let's go to Eddie in Staten Island.
How are this afternoon, Eddie?
Speaker 15: I'm fine, Thank yous, James. I tell you I came
home from the mall forty minutes ago. Both double deckers
of the Staten Island Mall was jam packed. Took me
twenty minutes to get in. And it's the first time
in four years that I have seen a fantastic enthusiasm
of the people waiting on big lines. Nobody was angry,
Everybody was cheerful, talking, and a lot of this is
predicated on the fact that President this is all in
anticipation of President Trump, and it's like everybody has been
released from prison. I'm telling you, it was a wonderful
thing to experience, and that's also so happy. I even
got a drink and I don't drink.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Eddie, appreciate that report from America shopping malls
on Black Day and we go to Manhattan, New York. Keith,
thank you for waiting. How are you?
Speaker 16: I'm great, and I'll make this really quick. Bo I
love your show so much. We I had the honor
of speaking with you once before, or a few months ago,
about my chance to interview Ray Charles many years ago,
and he told me that whenever Quincy Jones called, you
take the call. And the other thing is double fantasy.
John Lennon, I want everyone to know that Yoko did
not break up the Beatles, since she's upstate New York
right now in their house dying, and let's pray for
what really, Yeah, she's in hospice in.
Speaker 5: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, Keith, thank you so much for that call. I
appreciate you so much. Thank you, Sandra in New Jersey,
you are up next.
Speaker 17: Wow, that's sad news that. Yeah. Well, I wanted to
say that. You know, when you run for president, I
guess you have to be prepared to get with the pot.
But I'm reading Bill O'Reilly's book Confronting the Presidents, and
John Quincy Adams he really didn't care at all of
people's thought. In fact, he used to go swimming every
single morning, James naked all his life, and he didn't
care what people thought. People started to do the same
thing with him, and then you know in the footnotes,
there's a movie that Steven Spielberg wrote about John Quincy Adams.
It's called Armistat, and I saw the movie.
Speaker 3: It is such a that is a brilliant movie. And
I don't have time to talk about it here right
now because we gotta go. But Armistat is an incredible movie,
actually brilliant. As I said, we do have to depart. Sorry,
we couldn't get to every call. May God bless and
protect each and every single one of you, your families,
and your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends for
your being here with me and allowing me to be
with you, God willing. We are back early in the
morning on White Saturday at seven A. Hope you're here too.
In the meantime, have a good black day and a
good black night out there spending money.
Speaker 5: I bid you, I do. Bye.