Speaker 1: Sir, who's not here to Gary Jeff Walker. It's a
Speaker 1: special Thursday night cap on seven hundred WLW, and I
Speaker 1: just wanted to give you the Rundown tonight up first.
Speaker 1: In just a few minutes, Mandy Gunnasekara joins us. She's
Speaker 1: a former chief of staff at the Environmental Protection Agency
Speaker 1: in President Trump's first term, and she's got a book
Speaker 1: out that will highlight and the new rules in place
Speaker 1: that say the Secretary of the Interior, Doug Bergham, must
Speaker 1: approve all wind and solar projects now on federal land
Speaker 1: and water, an important step in draining the swamp. We
Speaker 1: have Ben Sellars, who is a columnist and a former
Speaker 1: editor of Headline USA, talking about the Tulsi Gabbard release
Speaker 1: dn I the criminal referrals against the highest levels of
Speaker 1: the Obama administration and what they did. There is proof
Speaker 1: a plenty of what they did to undermine President Trump
Speaker 1: in his first term before the election and then throughout
Speaker 1: his four years. It truly hampered all of the success
Speaker 1: that we're seeing now in Trump's second term. We'll talk
Speaker 1: to Donald Wilke continuing on that vein a little bit.
Speaker 1: Also Nils Gravillius, who is a private investigator. I love
Speaker 1: private eyes. And we'll have an hour of sports for
Speaker 1: the out of sorts. The wild Man and Andy Furman
Speaker 1: will join us before the night is through, going straight
Speaker 1: up till midnight, and Mandy Gunna Sikhara is coming up next.
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Speaker 1: And I tell you what this guest, this is going
Speaker 1: to start things off tonight in a kind of a
Speaker 1: comfort food fashion for a talk show host like me,
Speaker 1: with my roots and all the time I spent in
Speaker 1: the South, I get to talk to a real Southern
Speaker 1: bail who has been in the swamp in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: She was the former chief of staff for the Environmental
Speaker 1: Protection Agency under President Donald Trump. And she's also the
Speaker 1: author of that book which I've not read, but plan
Speaker 1: on y'all fired as Southern Bell's guide to restoring Federalism
Speaker 1: and draining the swamp. Mandy GUNNISI, Kara, welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm great and it's good to be with you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now, what part of the South were you originally from?
Speaker 7: Well, military bratt born in Texas, but my roots are
Speaker 7: in Mississippi. So a small little town called Decatur. It's
Speaker 7: in central Mississippi.
Speaker 8: I'm familiar with that.
Speaker 1: I spent about twenty years in Middle Tennessee between Nashville
Speaker 1: and Chattanooga before I moved up into the Ohio River
Speaker 1: Valley here. So yeah, I still have parents in Middle Tennessee.
Speaker 5: So I all.
Speaker 1: My wife makes fun of me because whenever we go
Speaker 1: down there and I start a conversation with anybody, I
Speaker 1: slide right into that drawl. I can't even help it.
Speaker 1: It's not purpose, it's not conscious, but I just do
Speaker 1: it naturally. So I will first and foremost get to
Speaker 1: the topic that we booked you on originally, the fact
Speaker 1: that the brand new Secretary of the Interior, Doug Bergham,
Speaker 1: now because of an order, has to personally approve all
Speaker 1: wind and solar projects on federal land and waters, And
Speaker 1: isn't it about time? Just your thoughts on this and
Speaker 1: what it really means for energy going forward in the
Speaker 1: United States, But you know, as far as US becoming
Speaker 1: a kingpin again and the number one producer of energy
Speaker 1: around the world.
Speaker 7: Mandy, Yeah, it's a really big it's a really important decision,
Speaker 7: and it's long overdue, and ultimately, what it will do
Speaker 7: is level the playing field for traditional energy resources that remember,
Speaker 7: for the past four years have been on the receiving
Speaker 7: end of President Biden's war against fossil fuels. Coal, oil,
Speaker 7: and natural gas still provide eighty percent of our daily
Speaker 7: energy needs, but it's been virtually impossible to build those
Speaker 7: out and invest in them long term in the ways
Speaker 7: that we need to keep up with modern society as
Speaker 7: well as the expected boom alongside AI revolution and the
Speaker 7: proliferation of cryptocurrency.
Speaker 6: This decision will ensure that we're not.
Speaker 7: Only able to meet today's demand, but those future energy
Speaker 7: demands that will go up. So this decision, it's important
Speaker 7: for purposes of choosing what energy sources in an area
Speaker 7: make the most sense from a nuts and bolts perspective
Speaker 7: versus political preference, which has been the case for the
Speaker 7: past few years and led to the current state of
Speaker 7: the energy grid, which is not great. There was a
Speaker 7: Goldman Sachs assessment report it came out last week that
Speaker 7: basically said our electricity grid in certain areas the Midwest
Speaker 7: in particular, is decades behind where it should be in
Speaker 7: terms of infrastrate, infrastructure sophistication, and upgrades because of the
Speaker 7: green new scam and this preference for second rate technologies
Speaker 7: like wind and energy. When you're looking at it from
Speaker 7: a nuts and bolts perspective, what's going to deliver affordable,
Speaker 7: reliable energy that can take needs to meet the needs,
Speaker 7: especially during times when Americans need it most, and especially
Speaker 7: given the expected growth alongside the AI revolution and the cryptocurrency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in Ohio and Kentucky right now, Mandy, the energy
Speaker 1: bills for just homeowners are skyrocketing, and they're all attributing
Speaker 1: that to the need for the AI build out and
Speaker 1: as much energy as AI requires, and we are going
Speaker 1: to be a leader in the AI according to the
Speaker 1: President as well, So we're only going to need more
Speaker 1: and more and we can't be that selective when it
Speaker 1: comes We have some of the cleanest burning coal fired
Speaker 1: power plants in the world, if not the cleanest, and
Speaker 1: the EPA over the years has played a role in
Speaker 1: that as well as industry understanding that Americans don't want
Speaker 1: to live in filth and pollution. We have the cleanest,
Speaker 1: one of the cleanest sources of energy anywhere. And that's uh. Look,
Speaker 1: financial gas in abundance in this country. We have so
Speaker 1: many resources that were not being tabbed or not even
Speaker 1: being allowed to be thought of in the previous administration
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump has purposely taken the handcuffs off of
Speaker 1: and say, you know, let's let's let it roar. Drill, baby,
Speaker 1: drill and all the rest of it. What the go ahead?
Speaker 1: Respond to that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, you've touched on so many really important issues.
Speaker 7: But I think something that folks don't hear a lot
Speaker 7: is that our energy story and our environmental protection story
Speaker 7: is so successful. And really there was a there was
Speaker 7: a change in the nineteen seventies. The Industrial Revolution had
Speaker 7: led to serious pollution problems, but the world coalesced around
Speaker 7: that or the United States. There's the establishment of the EPA,
Speaker 7: and when the agency focuses on its core mission, what
Speaker 7: it actually does best, which is protect public health and
Speaker 7: the environment consistent with the laws delegated to the agency
Speaker 7: by Congress that are reflective of necessary balance between economic growth,
Speaker 7: energy development, and environmental protection. They do it quite well.
Speaker 7: Just from an air pollution perspective, we are breeding the
Speaker 7: cleanest air on record air pollutants. Traditional air pollutants have
Speaker 7: fallen by close to eighty percent since nineteen seventy, which
Speaker 7: is when EPA has been tracking the presence of six
Speaker 7: key traditional pollutants, things like particulate matter, nitrosoxide, sulfur dioxide,
Speaker 7: stuff you don't want in the air, and we've actually
Speaker 7: controlled quite successfully. And even more impactful is that along
Speaker 7: side that reduction of pollution, we've had energy growth that's
Speaker 7: gone gamebusters. I mean, we became a net oil and
Speaker 7: gas exporter under President Trump's energy dominance agenda of the
Speaker 7: last go round, and that obviously fuels massive economic growth
Speaker 7: and prosperity that he has promised. And we're seeing all
Speaker 7: of that play out again. The importance in all of that,
Speaker 7: and what was missing over the past four years during
Speaker 7: the Biden administration, and a lot of this was set
Speaker 7: in motion during the Obama administration, was a shift of
Speaker 7: letting the technical realities and the balancing of all of
Speaker 7: those varying interests, a shift to political preference and alignment
Speaker 7: with an extreme ideology along the lines that you hear
Speaker 7: from some of these climate extremists. Where it really caused
Speaker 7: it was detrimental to what the energy consumer pays, but
Speaker 7: also the reliability of the grid. So we can fix it.
Speaker 8: We know how to fix it.
Speaker 7: We know how to fix it without sacrificing any of
Speaker 7: those important policy priorities that we've laid out and made
Speaker 7: clear as Americans since the nineteen seventies, and President Trump
Speaker 7: is invoking the changes that need to incur so that
Speaker 7: we have all of the above in terms of all
Speaker 7: access to the energy resources we've been blessed with, and
Speaker 7: letting the men and women of US energy do what
Speaker 7: they do best is extract refined transport and present for
Speaker 7: consumption to the marketplace abundant energy resources and the cleanest, safest,
Speaker 7: most efficient manner compared to anyone in the rest of
Speaker 7: the world.
Speaker 1: I've talked to people in the energy field before Mandy,
Speaker 1: and their complaints with the EPA in the past have
Speaker 1: been they set these standards, they meet the standards, and
Speaker 1: then the EPA moves the goal posts and says, well,
Speaker 1: that's great, but we need this and we need it.
Speaker 1: Is that finally coming to an end during the Trump
Speaker 1: administration where they're always changing the gold posts and making
Speaker 1: it harder and harder to produce cost effective, efficient energy
Speaker 1: regardless of where it comes from. I mean, is that
Speaker 1: finally coming to an end? Because that is part of
Speaker 1: the deep administrative state that none of us elected. I mean,
Speaker 1: whether it's the EPA, the Department of Vegig, the Department
Speaker 1: of Energy, nobody elected these bureaucrats, and you were one
Speaker 1: of them. So I'm not poo pooing your role or
Speaker 1: your job. I'm just saying that in the past, it
Speaker 1: seemed like you could have called the EPA the Economic
Speaker 1: Destruction Association.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, that's exactly right. And you know, this harkens
Speaker 7: to the importance of a Supreme Court decision that really
Speaker 7: was a major gift and a really important tool for
Speaker 7: President Trump in his second term. And this was the
Speaker 7: end of Chevron deference. And ultimately, what Chevron deference did
Speaker 7: is it heightened the ability of agencies to get away
Speaker 7: with a word that they loved that the stakeholders, the
Speaker 7: people impacted by their regulations.
Speaker 9: Hate and this is ambiguity.
Speaker 7: Anytime there was something that wasn't totally clear, the courts
Speaker 7: would always favor not always, but most of the time,
Speaker 7: let's say ninety five percent of the time, they would
Speaker 7: support the agencies interpret and application, allowing them to move
Speaker 7: the goalposts in ways that were detrimental to some businesses.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you early on when I was first appointed
Speaker 7: in twenty seventeen, there was a manufacturing operation company that
Speaker 7: came to me. They're based in Ohio, and they were
Speaker 7: literally on the verge of having to shut down because
Speaker 7: of these unjustified investigatory practices that the EPA was going
Speaker 7: to push on them. But the cost of that, given
Speaker 7: the time that they were, it was essentially going to
Speaker 7: shut them down completely or significantly pair back their ability
Speaker 7: to operate and produce in the ways that the market demanded.
Speaker 7: And all of this hinge on this very ambiguous authority.
Speaker 7: For at the end of the day, if investigators came
Speaker 7: in and they didn't see anything specifically, they had this
Speaker 7: general clause they could say, well, there's still something that
Speaker 7: doesn't seem right. We need you to embark on these
Speaker 7: multimillion dollar studies and get it back to us, otherwise
Speaker 7: we're going to shut you down. And there were a
Speaker 7: lot of people on the receiving end of that. Yes,
Speaker 7: that is ending, and importantly you have the backing of
Speaker 7: the Supreme Court. Endeed this quote unquote trust the experts
Speaker 7: or Chevron deference standard. I think the public is behind
Speaker 7: that as well. And the administrator is ensuring that decisions
Speaker 7: made at EPA are consistent with the law, consistent with
Speaker 7: technical realities, and consider it of cost and impact on
Speaker 7: jobs and affiliated opportunities, which is the way that it's
Speaker 7: supposed to be. And he does this by developing constructive
Speaker 7: relationships at the state level instead of having adversarial relationships
Speaker 7: with the people that you really need to rely on
Speaker 7: to successfully implement environmental standards.
Speaker 1: We're talking to Mandy Casera Gunna Sakara. I practiced all day.
Speaker 7: Mandy, it's perfect.
Speaker 1: The author of Y'all Fired, a Southern Bill's Guide to
Speaker 1: Restoring Federalism and Draining the Swamp. In our last few minutes,
Speaker 1: I do want to talk about the book and what
Speaker 1: you found once you got inside that swamp, and you
Speaker 1: do you feel like you were there before, way before
Speaker 1: Elon Musk got his hands on the on the doge wheel.
Speaker 1: You were exposing all of these things that uh, just
Speaker 1: readers would be shocked to find out about that their
Speaker 1: their money was going to. That's all a part of
Speaker 1: that deep state. Can you give me one or two
Speaker 1: examples of that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and this is you know, in the book high
Speaker 7: like my anecdotal experiences, but they were I was not alone, unfortunately,
Speaker 7: And it's kind of a discussing thing because the theme
Speaker 7: of the bureaucrats that disagreed with the president's policy direction.
Speaker 7: It wasn't just stopping the policies, which mind you, is
Speaker 7: bad enough and unconstitutional. It was trying to demean, demoralize,
Speaker 7: and discredit the political appointees that were trying to get
Speaker 7: those policies across the finish line. And for me personally,
Speaker 7: they did everything. From when I was a big part
Speaker 7: of the president getting out of the Paris Climate accord,
Speaker 7: I didn't get a a lot of friends at the
Speaker 7: State Department, and we later that year were tasked with
Speaker 7: going to try to renegotiate for a better deal that
Speaker 7: put the interests of the American workers first. And when
Speaker 7: you travel as a federal employee, their entire teams of
Speaker 7: people at the State Department that handle your logistics. Well,
Speaker 7: I had traveled as a congressional staffer working in the
Speaker 7: Senate before. I didn't think twice about this being an issue.
Speaker 7: But turns out they took that as an opportunity to
Speaker 7: harass me in a really disgusting way. What they ultimately
Speaker 7: did is they put me up in a sex hotel
Speaker 7: in the middle of Germany, forty five minutes to an
Speaker 7: hour away from where the actual negotiations were supposed to occur. Yes,
Speaker 7: and the worst part of that of it is, you know,
Speaker 7: obviously we get there and I was like, this is
Speaker 7: not this is not appropriate, this is unacceptable. I had
Speaker 7: a whole report, I filed it, and you know, my
Speaker 7: chief of staff at the time, we went to the
Speaker 7: State Department, presented it to then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
Speaker 10: And his team.
Speaker 7: Nothing happened. Nothing happened. And this is where fast forward
Speaker 7: to today. It is night and day difference for the
Speaker 7: political appointees that are there because of the work.
Speaker 11: Of Doge, which exposed.
Speaker 7: The depth and the breadth of the corruption which was
Speaker 7: far beyond my personal experiences at EPA, and then also
Speaker 7: put a number value to it that the American people
Speaker 7: were equally disgusted with the level of waste, fraud, and abuse.
Speaker 7: And finally, the third prong of that is you have
Speaker 7: President Trump who understands his executive authority and to ensure
Speaker 7: that the people working at the agencies, whether political or career,
Speaker 7: they have to work to support.
Speaker 6: His vision and mission.
Speaker 7: That is what you sign up for, and that's all
Speaker 7: determined ultimately by the voters, the most important person in
Speaker 7: this whole process. And so anyway, you know, fast forward
Speaker 7: to today, it's much better. There's actual accountability playing out
Speaker 7: in the various departments. We've got a long way to go,
Speaker 7: but it's an amazing start, and it's making the lives
Speaker 7: of the political appointees. I won't say it's easy, because
Speaker 7: these jobs are not easy, but it certainly is a
Speaker 7: vast improvement from how was the first go round.
Speaker 8: You mentioned the Department of State.
Speaker 1: I think Secretary of Rubio has done a fine job
Speaker 1: of thinning the herd and cleaning things out so far,
Speaker 1: even though you, like you said, there's still a long
Speaker 1: way to go. But so things like what you describe
Speaker 1: in the book and what you just described to us
Speaker 1: do not happen to these political appointees in the future.
Speaker 8: Mandy, any last word, Well.
Speaker 7: Look, it's been a pleasure talking with you. If folks
Speaker 7: are interested in reading the book or learning more, they
Speaker 7: can get it on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Those
Speaker 7: are the best places, or follow me on X at
Speaker 7: Mississippi MG. I'm constantly commenting and highlighting things that I
Speaker 7: think are really really important, the good things that are
Speaker 7: going on in this administration.
Speaker 1: Enjoyed the conversation. Thank you so much for your time tonight, Mandy.
Speaker 1: Gunna Sakara y'all fired Southern Bell's Guide to restoring Federalism
Speaker 1: and draining the swamp. We need more of her in Washington, DC,
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Speaker 12: Father Dan Davis, a chaplain for the Lorraine Police Department.
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Speaker 5: We've got it.
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Speaker 1: EYES i love private eye. Stories he also revealed to
Speaker 1: me just before we began this interview that he went
Speaker 1: to his first professional baseball game In cincinnati when he
Speaker 1: was three years, old and his father hated The. REDS
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Speaker 1: gravellius welcome to the.
Speaker 5: Show how are, you?
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Speaker 8: Good good.
Speaker 1: Good you have been involved in investigations pretty much all your.
Speaker 1: Life how did you get involved and how do you
Speaker 1: become interested in wanting to be a detective or an
Speaker 1: investigator in the first.
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Speaker 18: ME i went in The army AND i was always
Speaker 18: the square peg in the round. Hole in the, ARMY
Speaker 18: i did okay this and, that but off, Duty i'd
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Speaker 18: the rest of the store. There SO i went from
Speaker 18: being a scout in the infantry to being a counterintelligence
Speaker 18: man in the, army AND i didn't do any better
Speaker 18: at that and finished my time in the service and
Speaker 18: wound up getting recruited by The pinkertons In Los angeles
Speaker 18: doing protective work and surveillance and industrial undercover and things like.
Speaker 1: That, well what kind of stuff would you get involved
Speaker 1: with With pinkerton when you were working for?
Speaker 18: Them, well what if they have a client that owns
Speaker 18: a defense plant and has a problem with their workers
Speaker 18: drinking and using drugs on the, Job and because of
Speaker 18: union rules at the, time they couldn't do random your.
Speaker 18: Analysis so it was my job to pretend to, be
Speaker 18: say a mechanic or something and identify the men dealing
Speaker 18: narcotics within the.
Speaker 8: Workforce oh, okay so you kind of a paid.
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Speaker 18: crack on his?
Speaker 10: Lunch?
Speaker 1: Hower, no, no not even if It's Hunter, biden? Right?
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Speaker 8: Detective you're a, detective, absolutely?
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Speaker 18: in a stock brokerage where somebody was making threats against
Speaker 18: management and we were looking for compliance, issues men defrauding,
Speaker 18: investors things like. That SO i had to change gears
Speaker 18: and immediately go from blue collar to white. COLLAR i
Speaker 18: even held a securities license at one.
Speaker 1: Time so you you actually have to be a. Chameleon
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Speaker 1: like a man who based to. Success they're on. Failure
Speaker 1: it sounds like you learn to wear a lot of different.
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Speaker 18: and the environment is constantly. Changing probably less than two
Speaker 18: percent of our population is capable of original. Thought you
Speaker 18: can ask any of The Madison avenue types, that but
Speaker 18: that doesn't mean that two percent will ever express an original.
Speaker 18: Thought and that's what they're trying to. Say WHEN i
Speaker 18: think outside the, box MOST hr managers when they hear,
Speaker 18: that they roll their eyes and they, think here we,
Speaker 18: go because very few people can think outside the.
Speaker 1: Box, well you know, WHAT i guess That i'm one
Speaker 1: of those people Because i've never had a private detective.
Speaker 1: ON i don't think anybody else in this radio station
Speaker 1: has had a private detective on anytime. Soon AND i
Speaker 1: saw the pitch AND i, go, yeah that'd be. Great
Speaker 1: it's not what we usually. Do BUT i was thinking
Speaker 1: outside the box WHEN i book, You.
Speaker 18: Nils yes you, were and you are in the type
Speaker 18: of profession that the tracts iconoclass and men and women
Speaker 18: who break the. Rules and remember that customs are far
Speaker 18: more enduring than any, laws and so if you can
Speaker 18: change the customs in a, culture you can change the.
Speaker 18: Culture and so men and women in your position are
Speaker 18: often leaders far ahead of any political.
Speaker 1: PEOPLE i wouldn't put that much responsibility on my shoulders.
Speaker 8: In the early.
Speaker 10: Talking go, ahead you're not talking about.
Speaker 8: Responsibility you said, No.
Speaker 10: No a leader can.
Speaker 18: Lead the politicos are the ones with the, responsibility and
Speaker 18: look how quick they run away from.
Speaker 8: It, yeah you're right about. That excellent.
Speaker 1: Point in the early, nineties going through the bio here
Speaker 1: were you Left pinkerton and went into private practice with
Speaker 1: officers in Southern?
Speaker 5: California, right that's?
Speaker 10: Correct In? Pasadena all, Right so.
Speaker 1: You did investigations of the former owner of The Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Kings what were you Investigating bruce McNall.
Speaker 18: For, bankruptcy, fraud, security, fraud long, fraud, nothing nothing?
Speaker 1: Important John, Daily, Long John, Daily what were you looking
Speaker 1: into With?
Speaker 18: Long? John, WELL i can't exactly talk about that at the.
Speaker 8: Moment, okay that's. Fine.
Speaker 1: Uh and also worked for you did a lot of
Speaker 1: work in bankruptcy and fraud and the.
Speaker 10: Like, Correct, WELL i did.
Speaker 18: Creditors creditors rights matters are daily bread and butter in
Speaker 18: private detective workoff AND i don't do cheating husbands or insurance. Claims,
Speaker 18: typically so people get, defrauded the government won't do anything
Speaker 18: to help, them and they go looking about for a,
Speaker 18: solution and often that lies in private council and private.
Speaker 18: Detectives So i'll give you a great example over the
Speaker 18: last ten, years with the rise of, cryptocurrencies there are
Speaker 18: a huge number of people being preyed, upon largely over The,
Speaker 18: internet who get defrauded on cryptocurrency, scams and up until fairly,
Speaker 18: recently your, government my, government wouldn't do a bloody thing about.
Speaker 18: It in, fact within The Justice department they call it pig,
Speaker 18: butchering and the attitude within THE Us Attorney's office is
Speaker 18: typically that the victim deserved it because they were hiding
Speaker 18: money from the.
Speaker 10: Government this is.
Speaker 1: WHAT i grew the day when we go to all digital,
Speaker 1: currency because then they will be able to track every single.
Speaker 1: Pinny AND i don't think they ought to be able.
Speaker 1: TO i don't think it's anybody else's business WHAT i
Speaker 1: spend my money on or HOW i earn my, money
Speaker 1: as long As i'm not defrauding the. Government BUT i
Speaker 1: don't think they should know about every little. Thing that's
Speaker 1: the antithesis of real. Freedom to, ME.
Speaker 10: I agree with.
Speaker 18: You we're in a representative republic founded in a tax
Speaker 18: reoles of the merchant, class and it's antithetical to this.
Speaker 1: Nation, yeah, indeed now tell me a little bit if
Speaker 1: you don't. MIND i know we're reliving. History we're not
Speaker 1: going into today, yet but tell me about The Wonderland avenue,
Speaker 1: murders Because i'd almost forgotten that those. Occurred and you
Speaker 1: were most famous for investigating The Wonderland avenue, murders and
Speaker 1: the investigations led all the way up into city government and.
Speaker 5: Beyond, Right, well that's that's.
Speaker 18: Correct The wonderland murders started with a drug ripoff of
Speaker 18: a mobster named At. Nash at nashdone nightclubs and bars
Speaker 18: and that sort of, thing titty, bars you, know that's
Speaker 18: what he was known for In Los. Angeles he was
Speaker 18: a known organized crime figure as of nineteen fifty, two
Speaker 18: but it wasn't until the early, eighties When Tom lang
Speaker 18: And BOB susa arrested him for narcotics trafficking that he
Speaker 18: ever took a. Pinch so he gets, robbed and then
Speaker 18: the man who set the robbery up was an adult
Speaker 18: film star Named John, holmes originally Of, Patascola. Ohio So
Speaker 18: holmes doesn't get his fair share of the proceeds of
Speaker 18: the robbery and then goes To nash and Tells, NASH
Speaker 18: i know who robbed, you And nash has him set
Speaker 18: up getting the people in who did the murders for
Speaker 18: people were beaten to death in the house In Laurel. Canyon,
Speaker 18: well the story is That Tom lang And Bob susan
Speaker 18: knew who had ordered the murders within twenty four, hours
Speaker 18: but it took, years in years and, years and they
Speaker 18: were interfered.
Speaker 10: With nash had a pet fed.
Speaker 18: Who was helping, him a man from THE Atf that's
Speaker 18: sort of. True and ULTIMATELY i started working on it
Speaker 18: in nineteen ninety, seven then turned a witness or, two
Speaker 18: and then a federal grand jury got, convened and, ultimately
Speaker 18: even though At nash had been acquitted of the murders
Speaker 18: in prior state court, trials all of it got wrapped
Speaker 18: up in a Big rico indictment to jury, tampering witness, tampering,
Speaker 18: arson murder for, hire all of these other, things and
Speaker 18: he wound up going to federal prison On rico.
Speaker 1: Charge it took some pretty intense investigative detective work to
Speaker 1: Find Brian, kohlberger the man who was just sentenced this
Speaker 1: week In idaho to life imprisonment for the four murders
Speaker 1: that famously infamously occurred there with the college. Students have
Speaker 1: you ever worked on a case quite like.
Speaker 18: That, Well i've worked on mdsos, before and that's he's
Speaker 18: a mentally disorder sex offender and a. Psychopath and in
Speaker 18: the bad old days BEFORE dna, technology chances are very
Speaker 18: good That coburger would never have told on himself and
Speaker 18: he would have capered for. Years he killed those people
Speaker 18: because he enjoyed. That one of the reasons he took
Speaker 18: the plea in the way that he did was so
Speaker 18: that His internet pornography search history wouldn't be shared in open.
Speaker 10: Court that's the theory of.
Speaker 18: Mine and also he didn't want to give a full,
Speaker 18: allocution which is where when somebody pleads in federal, court
Speaker 18: they're typically required to recite everything that they've, done why
Speaker 18: they did, it things like. That, well they took no
Speaker 18: allocution from him Because idaho law apparently doesn't require it
Speaker 18: with a guilty.
Speaker 10: Plea and it's a, bitter bitter.
Speaker 18: Thing he sat there listening to the victim impact statements
Speaker 18: of the family members of his victims, Unflinching, Leigh And
Speaker 18: i'll tell you why he enjoys. It this is fun for,
Speaker 18: him every bit of.
Speaker 8: It that's so, sinister that's so.
Speaker 1: Sick one more question before we get to this, bomb
Speaker 1: this plot that was foiled In. Manhattan Jeffrey, epstein if
Speaker 1: you were an investigator in that, case what would you
Speaker 1: do to uncover the truth and how would you be
Speaker 1: able to ever get to it since it seemingly covered
Speaker 1: up at the highest.
Speaker 18: Levels, Well i'll tell you what the problem that we
Speaker 18: have going on. Here in my, View i'm a former counterintelligence.
Speaker 18: Man John durham launched an investigation Of Crossfire, hurricane and
Speaker 18: that was a counter intelligence, matter and that means that
Speaker 18: ninety percent of the evidence was concealed from him by
Speaker 18: The Justice department while he was. Investigating that's why his
Speaker 18: report was such weak sauce that was only recently. Revealed
Speaker 18: it's my belief that The epstein matter has been reclassified
Speaker 18: from criminal to, counterintelligence and it may be that the
Speaker 18: intelligence agencies that launched this are still deriving actionable or
Speaker 18: useful information from. IT i don't believe That bondi is
Speaker 18: covering it. UP i don't believe That patel is covering it.
Speaker 18: Up it's just going to take a long time to unravel.
Speaker 18: It and WHAT i would the first PERSON i would
Speaker 18: start with is the supervising Special agent of THE Fbi
Speaker 18: Southern district Of, Manhattan Jim. Dennehy he resigned the day
Speaker 18: After pambondi ordered him to disgorge all the files and
Speaker 18: evidence to her. Office he didn't resign the, Case he
Speaker 18: didn't resign the. Office he resigned from THE. Fbi and
Speaker 18: if you look at his, profile this professional, profile he
Speaker 18: was not a criminal. Investigator he didn't work on bank,
Speaker 18: fraud bank, rupsy, fraud sec, violations things like. That he
Speaker 18: was exclusively a counterintelligence.
Speaker 10: Man that's the big hint.
Speaker 1: That that doesn't surprise me a, bit, Actually nils and
Speaker 1: finding this story that led to us talking. Tonight a
Speaker 1: guy In New york facing federal charges after allegedly building
Speaker 1: and stashing homemade bombs Across Manhattan IED's and a subway
Speaker 1: stations and other public, locations residential. Rooftops tell me what
Speaker 1: you know about this particular story and how he was
Speaker 1: captured or at least fingered for the.
Speaker 18: Crimes, well he was fingered for the crimes based on
Speaker 18: what he was ordering to his mailing address with obviously,
Speaker 18: pyrotechnics the metal powders and oxidizers associated with flash. Bombs,
Speaker 18: now if you if you compact flash powder like they using.
Speaker 18: Fireworks it's incredibly, dangerous it's an, explosive but it's the lowest,
Speaker 18: threshold it's the easiest to make and obtain for a.
Speaker 18: Civilian and he has a history of mental, illness substance.
Speaker 18: Abuse he once shot himself in the foot with a
Speaker 18: rifle he'd stuffed down his. Pants things like. That we're
Speaker 18: talking about an incredibly disordered. Man and he was trying
Speaker 18: to do a, big expositive show on social, media which
Speaker 18: is part of what fuels the rise of these. Guys
Speaker 18: and they roughly compared to The, joker like from that
Speaker 18: movie That Joaquin phoenix was. In they want to make
Speaker 18: a big show of violence and mayhem and that sort of.
Speaker 18: Thing they believe they'll get away with, it or that
Speaker 18: they'll be celebrated on some level and they'll get the
Speaker 18: same sort of boost That Brian koberger gets from sitting
Speaker 18: in court listening to victim impact. Statements so.
Speaker 10: One must ask oneself what's illegal In New?
Speaker 18: York beating up men in, skirts saying mean things about the,
Speaker 18: governor Calling ice and letting them know where the illegal
Speaker 18: aliens are. Living nothing else is really illegal In New?
Speaker 18: York can you point to?
Speaker 1: Anything, no not particularly and If Mom donney gets elected,
Speaker 1: MAYOR i, said do you remember the Movie escaped From New.
Speaker 8: York that's exactly what it's going to be.
Speaker 1: Like AND i don't know if there's a snake bliskin
Speaker 1: amongst us that can then free that. City if something
Speaker 1: like if a communist gets elected mayor Of New York, city.
Speaker 10: Well there are a lot of communists In New, YORK i,
Speaker 10: know but to have.
Speaker 8: That kind of power at the, EXECUTIVES.
Speaker 10: I agree with.
Speaker 18: You and if you look at what the Anti israel
Speaker 18: protesters and the Anti ice pro it's all the same.
Speaker 18: People it's the mincing mendation communists being pumped out of
Speaker 18: The ahle factories that we call universities now and we're
Speaker 18: paying for. This, well you know The blue Bucks. Klan
Speaker 18: they wear Their portland tuxedos and they're in ninety five
Speaker 18: masks and they throw rocks at the police and they
Speaker 18: loot start sort of. Thing that's the hard left street,
Speaker 18: troops and they're the ones who put De blasio in,
Speaker 18: office Not adams so, much but they'll do every single
Speaker 18: thing they can to get This marxist mount be. Elected
Speaker 18: and one of the reasons that they like criminality so
Speaker 18: much is if they allow criminality to, occur even though
Speaker 18: it's obvious that they caused, it they again get to
Speaker 18: then say it's a failure Of western civilization And WESTERN
Speaker 18: siev needs to be, destroyed.
Speaker 8: And that's their real. Goal that's their real.
Speaker 10: Goal of, course it is always.
Speaker 1: Is, Yes Nils, GRAVELIUS i am so glad THAT i
Speaker 1: went the other way and SAID i want a private
Speaker 1: eye on my.
Speaker 8: Show this is great. STUFF i really appreciate your time.
Speaker 18: Tonight, WELL i really appreciate, you AND i want to
Speaker 18: say hello to everybody In. Cincinnati it's, fantastic And covington as,
Speaker 18: well as long as we're, talking.
Speaker 1: WELL i live on that side of THE i live
Speaker 1: On god's side of the river in Northern kentucky, Too
Speaker 1: so thank you very.
Speaker 18: Much All, right you have a fantastic.
Speaker 10: Day kick some. Butt we need that.
Speaker 1: Done, yes, sir marching orders From Nils. Gravillias i'm ready to.
Speaker 1: Go and there's plenty more show left in, fact an
Speaker 1: hour of sports for the out of sorts and the
Speaker 1: sad news today That Hulk hogan has. Passed that and
Speaker 1: more with Wild Man walker, next and then the Fur
Speaker 1: ball will join us on this Special Thursday night cap
Speaker 1: on seven HUNDRED. Wlw, yeah very. Inspiring, Okay, klas do
Speaker 1: you have any questions for the poet?
Speaker 9: Logan do you actually make money writing this? Stuff or
Speaker 9: you on public?
Speaker 19: Assistance sometimes you'd rather have someone else take on the tough.
Speaker 8: Questions that's when you listen To Scott.
Speaker 16: Sloan he trust, ME i face the same problem as you,
Speaker 16: do so let's talk about sort them, out try and
Speaker 16: figure it.
Speaker 1: Out we can have a little funnel on the.
Speaker 19: Way check Out sloaning tomorrow morning at nine on seven HUNDRED.
Speaker 6: Wlw you KNOW i couldn't stop talking about it to
Speaker 6: my family and his.
Speaker 10: Friends my knees are my trouble. Slash but for me
Speaker 10: to tell them now THEN i didn't.
Speaker 20: Realize The interstates The Plontiox silverdome was in. Danger not
Speaker 20: the ninety thousand plus on the. Inside it's the ninety
Speaker 20: thousand plus on the outside of the silver. Dome those
Speaker 20: are the Ones i'm worried, about because WHEN i get
Speaker 20: my hands on that big nasty, time when he faces the,
Speaker 20: truth what he feels about the Haholl, comania the day
Speaker 20: the whole horse's gonna. Shake what are those ninety thousand
Speaker 20: plus Hull comania oxide on the outside gonna. Think i'm
Speaker 20: not worried about the people with the clothes. Circuit i'm
Speaker 20: not worried about the people all around the.
Speaker 8: World they'll see.
Speaker 5: It if you can't see a Hull.
Speaker 20: Comania, yeah the way it's turned this whole state upside,
Speaker 20: down the way the whole world's turned upside.
Speaker 5: Down what are they gonna?
Speaker 20: Think when the giant is the ground he fields a
Speaker 20: ralcohol comedia and the whole world shakes in my.
Speaker 1: Feet, wait, goodness there was nobody like, him and there's
Speaker 1: nobody like our next guest, either joining us in this
Speaker 1: first half hour on This thursday night at ten o'clock
Speaker 1: hour is the one the only Wild Man walker who
Speaker 1: was in morning after the passing Of Ozzy osbourne this
Speaker 1: week and Now Holt hogan earlier, today The holkster no
Speaker 1: longer with. Us last scene in all of his glory
Speaker 1: At President trump's inaugural and now he's.
Speaker 8: Gone Wild.
Speaker 1: MAN i know it's a sad day for, you a
Speaker 1: sad day for a lot of wrestling fans and rock
Speaker 1: and roll. Fans how do you sum up this? Week
Speaker 1: and who's the third that always comes in. Threes are
Speaker 1: you worried about?
Speaker 5: World but it's just been a sucky.
Speaker 21: WEEK i, mean starting with The prince of, Darkness Ozzy,
Speaker 21: OSBOURNE i, mean one of my all time favorite heavy
Speaker 21: metal rockers and NOW i got you, KNOW i was
Speaker 21: lucky enough to Interview ozzie a few years ago up
Speaker 21: At Harrow. ARENA i Got ozzie to read some liners
Speaker 21: for w B n and he stumbled through it and
Speaker 21: we made kind of fun of him on the.
Speaker 5: Air saying Why ozzie can't?
Speaker 21: Read But Ozzie osbourne AND i never saw a Bad
Speaker 21: Ozzy osbourne. Show So i'm with Black Sabbath, Saw i'm by,
Speaker 21: himself and you know it's we all knew That ozzy wasn't.
Speaker 5: Gonna live that.
Speaker 21: LONG i, mean his lifestyle was a little, rough but
Speaker 21: just when it hitshef after you see the show In,
Speaker 21: Birmingham england that he was part, of and then you,
Speaker 21: know a few days, later it's, like, man he's. Gone
Speaker 21: and now we're talking About Paul, cogan another. GUY i,
Speaker 21: MEAN i knew that he had been a kind of
Speaker 21: ill health Because i've been reading some things about.
Speaker 5: It but then boom My son sent.
Speaker 10: Me a texta this.
Speaker 5: MORNING i was, like, oh man and The Hulk.
Speaker 21: HOGAN i had an interaction with Hul hogan a number
Speaker 21: of years ago At Riverfront coliseum in the height of
Speaker 21: the Haw, comania and HE i got a picture taken with.
Speaker 21: HIM i lost a picture of him giving me a choke,
Speaker 21: Hold gary Chap it was a classic photograph.
Speaker 5: Of him giving me a choke.
Speaker 21: Hold BUT i still have the cassette tape of my
Speaker 21: interview With Hulk, hogan AND i still have my cassette
Speaker 21: tape With. Ozzi but it's a sad. Day and as for,
Speaker 21: THREES i don't worry about those kind of. Things that's
Speaker 21: what people want to come up. With but you Haulk
Speaker 21: hogan when you think about pro. Wrestling he was the
Speaker 21: face of pro. Wrestling he brought pro wrestling to a
Speaker 21: different level in the. EIGHTIES i, mean these other guys
Speaker 21: today that are out there AND i don't watch wrestling.
Speaker 21: TODAY i think it's a. Joke they do too much
Speaker 21: talking and it's just a it's a soap.
Speaker 5: Opera back in the, eighties we had the wrestlers.
Speaker 21: Man, andre The, giant you, know a honky talk man of,
Speaker 21: course The. Hawkster, yeah you know we had The Rick,
Speaker 21: flair Oh Rick Rick, Flair Tito, santana you Know ivan
Speaker 21: colaf you know they iron chic thought was wrestling man
Speaker 21: back in the.
Speaker 5: Eighties that was the best Of.
Speaker 21: Atlanta Hulk, cogan he you, know he was the face
Speaker 21: of wrestling and he really took it to the next
Speaker 21: level because he had the. CHARISMA i mean it was
Speaker 21: a you know, what six wet five three hundred plus
Speaker 21: pounds and he could talk A mitel a, minute and
Speaker 21: it was a smart dude and it was great for.
Speaker 5: Wrestling it really.
Speaker 1: Was, YEAH i WASN'T i was never a huge wrestling,
Speaker 1: fan but everybody on the planet Knew Hulk. COGAN i
Speaker 1: mean those are transcendent. Figures you. Know he's like A
Speaker 1: Tiger woods or like A Michael. Jordan he transcended the
Speaker 1: sport of wrestling and became an international. Superstar and even
Speaker 1: if you didn't follow, wrestling you knew all About Hulk.
Speaker 1: Cogan you know all about Hul. Comania you know all.
Speaker 22: About the THE wwf for THE wwe what what was
Speaker 22: the Wrestling association at the time of Hus hulk's popularity
Speaker 22: height to Popular was it the w W f or the.
Speaker 21: W w w WW. F, YEAH, Wwf World Wrestling FEDERATION.
Speaker 21: Wwe THEN i think he went to another resting. ORGANIZATION i,
Speaker 21: mean you, KNOW cnn And fox And Fox news or
Speaker 21: leading with the story that tells you how big it,
Speaker 21: was how big he.
Speaker 1: Was, Yeah LIKE i, said he's an icon that far
Speaker 1: surpasses any popularity he may have had in the ring
Speaker 1: as a. Pitchman COMMERCIALS r. MERCH i, mean you want
Speaker 1: to talk about, Merch Hulk hogan sold how MANY t?
Speaker 8: Shirts how many bubble?
Speaker 1: Heads you, know just name, it and there's A Hulk
Speaker 1: hogan piece of merchandise with his name or his likeness
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 8: Everywhere you.
Speaker 5: Go will that would be another? One will ever be another?
Speaker 11: One you?
Speaker 5: Know it's just Like, Ozzie they'll never be Another. Ozzie you.
Speaker 1: Know my first thought WHEN i heard That Ozzy osbourne had,
Speaker 1: PASSED i, SAID i wonder how That prince of darkness
Speaker 1: things were working out for?
Speaker 22: Him?
Speaker 8: Now maybe not so. GOOD i don't, KNOW i don't.
Speaker 5: KNOW i don't.
Speaker 21: KNOW i Think ozzy was a good, man you, know
Speaker 21: behind the scenes we Were we don't. Know But i'm
Speaker 21: gonna have a just a stage. ACT i, MEAN i,
Speaker 21: mean you have have you met? Him he was just
Speaker 21: like a normal. Dude he JUST i told was just his.
Speaker 21: Act but one, thing, Oh i'll never forget About Ozzy
Speaker 21: osbourne and you might have seen it is winning saying
Speaker 21: take me out to the ballgame At Wrigley.
Speaker 5: Field did you ever see that?
Speaker 8: Video i've seen.
Speaker 21: It that was classic and the player's reaction in the,
Speaker 21: Dugouts i'm, like what the heck is going on? Here
Speaker 21: and he AND i think he was just messing with
Speaker 21: people about the. LYRICS i think he knew the, lyrics.
Speaker 5: But it was just being him Being. Ozzy it was.
Speaker 1: Classic WELL i, AM i am desperately searching for it right. Now,
Speaker 1: Uh Ozzy osbourne sings Take me out to the. BALLGAME
Speaker 1: i do remember, it BUT i think for our for our,
Speaker 1: purposes it'd be fine to find it. NOW i tell
Speaker 1: you What i'm Gonna i'm gonna go look that, up wild,
Speaker 1: man and when we come, back we'll listen To Ozzie
Speaker 1: mangle our national.
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Speaker 20: All, right forgot, though THAT'S i want to hit a
Speaker 20: real real crazy cowd stop seeing? Me are you?
Speaker 24: Ready are you?
Speaker 25: READY i got?
Speaker 24: Here are you?
Speaker 2: Ready?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 26: So take me?
Speaker 10: IN i love?
Speaker 8: Please like, well wild, man we know he could.
Speaker 1: Count he got, one, two three out, there but nothing
Speaker 1: else was discernible.
Speaker 5: Exactly BUT i think he WAS i think he was.
Speaker 5: MESSING i think he was just messing with it and
Speaker 5: when he did, that but likely.
Speaker 1: Went and you see the the body language watching the video,
Speaker 1: video which of course we can't show because we're on the,
Speaker 1: radio but you see the body language and he looks
Speaker 1: at at any moment he's going to fall over doing.
Speaker 8: This just incredibly.
Speaker 21: Funny and again the player's faces and both, dugouts Especially
Speaker 21: Carrie wood of The, cubs it looked like he was
Speaker 21: dear on the, headline it.
Speaker 5: Looked like what the heck is going?
Speaker 8: On as you, mentioned much better still much better Than
Speaker 8: roseanne Bar.
Speaker 5: So, yeah AND i was AND i was In San
Speaker 5: diego for that. FIASCO i was.
Speaker 10: There what a joke that?
Speaker 5: Was well and the spin the pieris tried to tried
Speaker 5: to put on that after her. Performance so that was
Speaker 5: the classic.
Speaker 8: Too GREATEST ozsi. Moment pick one Greatest ossie.
Speaker 21: MOMENT i think just any TIME i went to one
Speaker 21: of his, shows because they were always. Good they were
Speaker 21: always good. SHOWS i MEAN i saw him In Terre,
Speaker 21: haute saw him In, indianapolis sawim In. DATON i Saw
Speaker 21: i'm At River, bend Saw i'm at The god'll see,
Speaker 21: him saw him at The, gardens you, KNOW i mean
Speaker 21: it was they were Always that's my moment when he
Speaker 21: was in.
Speaker 5: Concert that was Ozy. Man that was all?
Speaker 8: Right any other? Thing uh On Hule cogan before we move?
Speaker 21: On uh not, really you, KNOW i just like you,
Speaker 21: KNOW i got to Meet halkster and LIKE i, said
Speaker 21: he was the face of. WRESTLING i, MEAN i, like you,
Speaker 21: know LIKE i, said in the, eighties that was when
Speaker 21: wrestling was really at its. Peak and that was what
Speaker 21: it was fun to watch because just all the different,
Speaker 21: personalities you, KNOW i had had The russian, wrestlers you
Speaker 21: had The iranian, wrestlers you had The Elevea, sky you
Speaker 21: had Cock, Saw Jim reynolds was it was a cast
Speaker 21: of great. Characters they were great, characters AND i was
Speaker 21: in it was great to watch it. Too AND i
Speaker 21: looked and it looked to have it looked more real
Speaker 21: than it is. Today today is just a. Joke it's
Speaker 21: like it's like a soap. Opera AND i don't watch it.
Speaker 10: ALL i.
Speaker 5: WON'T i won't watch.
Speaker 1: IT i, refuse will choose the, wildman choose the eighties
Speaker 1: when it comes to. Wrestling uh so, yes let's, uh
Speaker 1: let's switch. Gears here is this is This Trey hendrickson?
Speaker 8: Thing is this?
Speaker 1: Done have The bengals done all they possibly can and
Speaker 1: it's just time to move on from.
Speaker 21: This, Dude Gary, jeff here's What i'm going to, say
Speaker 21: and this and hopefully Maybe Trey hendrickson is tuned in the.
Speaker 8: Night maybe be a, man not a.
Speaker 5: Child honor your.
Speaker 21: Contract you saw the contract to play for fifteen million
Speaker 21: dollars a.
Speaker 5: Year get your ass in the training. Camp that's your.
Speaker 21: Agent talk to The bengals that work, out but get
Speaker 21: your ass in the training. Camp is any person's word
Speaker 21: mean anything? ANYMORE i mean he's signed the, deal he
Speaker 21: signed the deal to, play and now he's going to
Speaker 21: be FINED x amount of dollars every.
Speaker 5: DAY i mean that's just.
Speaker 21: Idiotic AND i know the government tastes Have, okay, wow
Speaker 21: he can't live on seven million dollars a. Year he
Speaker 21: signed the, deal get your ass in the training camp
Speaker 21: and asked For.
Speaker 5: STEWART i.
Speaker 21: UNDERSTAND i understand his situation because The bengals threw that
Speaker 21: clause in. There they've never used that clause before about
Speaker 21: if he got town in jail or did something. Outside
Speaker 21: but the, guy if you look at his career in,
Speaker 21: college he never got any. Trouble he's been you, know
Speaker 21: he's been a good. Guy SO i can understand why
Speaker 21: he's kind of hot under the, collar like why are
Speaker 21: you picking on? Me why are you trying to throw
Speaker 21: that clause in? There AND i don't understand that at.
Speaker 21: All but, again he should get in camp, too because
Speaker 21: every day wasted is early huge for a. ROOKIE i
Speaker 21: mean we saw that in a number of rookies going
Speaker 21: back At bengals. History but After Trey, henderson you, know
Speaker 21: botor your, contract be a, man not a, child get
Speaker 21: your train and kim.
Speaker 9: On i'm just sick of.
Speaker 1: IT i had this conversation with somebody. YESTERDAY i was
Speaker 1: out bartending yesterday and had this conversation About Trey hendricks
Speaker 1: AND i, said, look let me ask you one. Question
Speaker 1: did The bengals make the playoffs With Shay hendrickson's great
Speaker 1: year last, year the answer is. No did they make
Speaker 1: the playoffs the year before With Trey hendrickson in the?
Speaker 1: Lineup the answer is. No, yeah, so, okay he has
Speaker 1: these record number of, sacks he has a great individual.
Speaker 1: Season did it help The bengals win? Games the answer
Speaker 1: simply is. No do they have a better chance to
Speaker 1: win if they get the other pieces in place With Trey?
Speaker 1: HENDRICKSON i don't. Know because he's thirty two years. Old
Speaker 1: he is nearing the end of his, career and that's
Speaker 1: what this. Is this is all the money because he
Speaker 1: knows that the train is about to come to an
Speaker 1: end in a, season absolutely in a season or. Two
Speaker 1: so he's trying to make as much as he can
Speaker 1: while he. Can but he is only hurting. Himself AND
Speaker 1: i don't think he's hurting The bengals if he doesn't
Speaker 1: play for them this. YEAR i really don't because, again
Speaker 1: let me ask. You were they a playoff winner last?
Speaker 10: Year?
Speaker 8: No were they a playoff winner the year?
Speaker 27: Before?
Speaker 1: NO i don't think that he's that consequential to The bengals'.
Speaker 1: Success Wild, man to be honest with.
Speaker 21: You while he is outstanding at you, know rushing the
Speaker 21: quarterback and getting the sacks against the run or the damn.
Speaker 21: Said but if we Get stewart in, there if we
Speaker 21: Get stewart in there on the other side to put
Speaker 21: pressure on the, quarterback put, pressure that would Make henderson
Speaker 21: even a, better a better player at his.
Speaker 9: Position but again it comes down.
Speaker 21: There fifteen million, dollars my, god that's what he's signed the.
Speaker 21: Deal get it, there get in there and play and
Speaker 21: let your agent work out the rest of the.
Speaker 5: Details it's.
Speaker 21: Goose The, Bengals Mike brown just said they won't to sign.
Speaker 21: Him but you, know it's just's hurt of him, him
Speaker 21: and it's hurting the. Team And i'm glad most of
Speaker 21: the players aren't going to say anything about.
Speaker 5: It that's what they just business as. Usual you, know
Speaker 5: we'll go on without.
Speaker 8: Them, sure no.
Speaker 1: Distractions let's get onto winning football games and getting back
Speaker 1: to the playoffs and maybe getting to Another Super bowl
Speaker 1: Before Joe burrow's window starts to. Close switching sports here
Speaker 1: and kind of along the same, VEIN i hear people
Speaker 1: keep on harping and harping and harping About la de
Speaker 1: La cruz and how he's going to. Leave there's no
Speaker 1: way The, bengals The reds can keep. Him there's no
Speaker 1: way they can pay him what he's going to demand
Speaker 1: in the open. Market he's still under. Contract he signed
Speaker 1: a deal for what two three more.
Speaker 21: YEARS i can't remember what the CONTROL i think they
Speaker 21: got control of him till twenty twenty, eight maybe something like.
Speaker 8: THAT i heard twenty.
Speaker 5: Thirty but, yeah so, so and then there's no need
Speaker 5: to rush to sign. HIM i mean that that's they.
Speaker 21: Did that was With Homer, bailey which was a mistake
Speaker 21: giving him all that. Money and then and even With
Speaker 21: Joey vado they Did Joey evado just elect them to
Speaker 21: get to get. Publicity they didn't need to rush to sign.
Speaker 21: HIM i knew they were going to do, it but
Speaker 21: they didn't need to rush and throw all that money at.
Speaker 10: Him And La da La.
Speaker 21: Cruz here's the problem With Garry jeff his, agent you
Speaker 21: know his agent is doing.
Speaker 10: Think about.
Speaker 21: It Scott, Boris, oh, okay that's that's a tough cookie
Speaker 21: to negotiate.
Speaker 9: With but so it's gonna be.
Speaker 5: Hard it's going to be hard to keep him and
Speaker 5: will be hard to keep.
Speaker 1: Them, well, people where do you where do you think
Speaker 1: he might wind up then with with The? Dodgers he, says.
Speaker 5: Who, knows could? Be could be l a Because Mookie
Speaker 5: betts will probably be on the tail end of his. Career,
Speaker 5: uh it could be The. Yankees who, knows it could?
Speaker 10: Be who.
Speaker 5: Knows i'm not worried about. That that's so far, away you,
Speaker 5: know down the. Road i'm not even worried about.
Speaker 21: IT i just wish That helly would start hitting a
Speaker 21: few more home runs because he's been in this home
Speaker 21: run drought for like about a. Month, Right, well this
Speaker 21: is the first, time this late in the season that you,
Speaker 21: know he's he's got a decent batting. Average he does
Speaker 21: get on basin awful, lot whether it's a. Walk but you're,
Speaker 21: right the power outage has been glaringly obvious the last
Speaker 21: couple of, series and we love The Long. Bowl when
Speaker 21: it comes To elie de La, cruz how did you
Speaker 21: feel about them going Into washington and laying an egg
Speaker 21: the first two? Games that was all pitching, though wasn't.
Speaker 21: It it Was Brady singer With Chase. Burns, yeah it
Speaker 21: was it was all. PITCHING i, Mean lolo, yesterday you
Speaker 21: know he was dealing man that. Guy he's been on
Speaker 21: top of this game the last three, starts And Chase
Speaker 21: burns is going to learn and this is a learning.
Speaker 10: Curve fans got to.
Speaker 5: Understand this IS i, mean he's only had, like you,
Speaker 5: know ten.
Speaker 21: Twelve star arts and had his whole career. ALREADY i
Speaker 21: don't know how he had date and DOUBLE a and
Speaker 21: tripway in the major. Leagues Chase burns has got the.
Speaker 21: Stuff he's got a great, fastball he's got a good.
Speaker 21: Slider that's all he's. Got it's it's got to change.
Speaker 21: Up but he hasn't propected it. YET i don't. Know
Speaker 21: AND i think, he you, know doesn't like to throw
Speaker 21: it as much as he you, know would like to
Speaker 21: because he don't know where it's going to. Go and
Speaker 21: then these, hitters after two times of the, lineup they
Speaker 21: can sit on that slider sure and hit that. Slider
Speaker 21: so it's just he gets another. Pitch boy that the
Speaker 21: sky's the limit for that. Guy he, GOES i like,
Speaker 21: THIS i like this moxie on the. Mount he doesn't
Speaker 21: he doesn't get he doesn't get. Flustered but, uh it's
Speaker 21: maybe one or more two more games and they're gonna
Speaker 21: shut him down because they've got him on an, indiscount you,
Speaker 21: know through the miners and up, here so they're going
Speaker 21: to shut him. Down that's why it would be nice
Speaker 21: to Get Hunter green back at one hundred.
Speaker 5: Percent but who knows with. Him first it's his, squad
Speaker 5: then it's his. Back you.
Speaker 21: Know they need To, yeah they need to really be
Speaker 21: careful with this guy and then don't rush him until
Speaker 21: he's one one hundred percent that he can pitch.
Speaker 8: Wild man really hate.
Speaker 1: Him we gotta Go Rip, Ozzy Rip Hulk hogan And
Speaker 1: i'm glad you're not the Third's there's always, three Wild,
Speaker 1: Man there's always.
Speaker 21: Three there's always. Three, yeah you remember that, also, sir all,
Speaker 21: Right Tel, furman the same.
Speaker 10: Thing you got.
Speaker 8: It we'll do that. Next thank, You Wildman.
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Speaker 1: the one and Only Andy. FURMAN i was just mentioning
Speaker 1: WHEN i was speaking with the Wild man earlier, Tonight,
Speaker 1: andy that you know they all come. In it always
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Speaker 8: Third? Andy is? It anybody we?
Speaker 10: Know we have to talk about?
Speaker 11: THAT i mean, REALLY i mean there's so many things out, there,
Speaker 11: good the, weather whatever you want to talk. About to
Speaker 11: talk about, Death, LOOK i hate to talk about. Death
Speaker 11: Maybe i'm fearful of. Death it circles a bit harvest.
Speaker 11: Everybody but, look he had a great. Life people loved,
Speaker 11: him talk About Hulk. Hogan and obviously he may have
Speaker 11: injected himself with some things over the, years which we
Speaker 11: just tell by looking at, him and maybe took its.
Speaker 10: Cold so that's All i'm.
Speaker 11: Saying all, Right, well so to say it comes in,
Speaker 11: THREE i, MEAN i don't know what idiot decided on
Speaker 11: that thing that it comes in.
Speaker 10: Three but you, know well they usually have that.
Speaker 8: And and it usually happens that. Way there's three in.
Speaker 11: This country every forty five seconds everybody someone dies in this.
Speaker 10: Country so can we just move?
Speaker 11: On can we talk about something?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 11: Please you want to talk about? Death talk about last
Speaker 11: Year's bengals.
Speaker 10: Season that was. Death, okay think about.
Speaker 1: Death think about how many people who died just in
Speaker 1: the last minute and twenty seconds we've been.
Speaker 10: Talking they're going to turn the radio.
Speaker 11: Off, really you got to think about that before before
Speaker 11: you go into a subject.
Speaker 10: Matter people work all day.
Speaker 11: Long they hate their, force they hate their. Job it's,
Speaker 11: hot they're fucking. Traffic they come, home they have a
Speaker 11: nice tea or a cold beer to turn the radio. On,
Speaker 11: Oh Garry, Jeffson, oh have a little, fun, relaxed and
Speaker 11: they hate you two about. Death think about that for a.
Speaker 11: SECOND i, mean let.
Speaker 18: Me tell you.
Speaker 11: Something the Longer i'm, around the Longer i'm, around the
Speaker 11: MORE i do. Radio i'm still on the Radio Fox
Speaker 11: sports a SERIOUS xm eighty three on the. Weekend the
Speaker 11: MORE i do, that the MORE i realize THAT i
Speaker 11: could probably handle being a program. Director for, EXAMPLE i
Speaker 11: heard the radio this, morning, right And i'm. Here i'm
Speaker 11: not gonna mention. Name it's not going to embarrass. Anybody
Speaker 11: but the host, SAID i HOPE i pronounced your name?
Speaker 11: Right are you freaking kidding?
Speaker 18: Me you got a. Guess you can't.
Speaker 11: Spend the time to google the pronunciation of your guest's.
Speaker 11: NAME i mean, Real these are things that a program
Speaker 11: director should be. Listening the program res don't even listen
Speaker 11: to the.
Speaker 10: RADIO i know, that Don't. Before, before IF i.
Speaker 11: Was, LISTENING i would take notes on a DAILY i
Speaker 11: wouldn't want to be a program. Director you know Why i'd.
Speaker 10: Be i'd be so.
Speaker 11: Consumed i'd be listening twenty three or twenty four. HOURS i,
Speaker 11: Would BUT i comment on every single. Thing when they
Speaker 11: say we're coming up next ON, wlw no it's NOT,
Speaker 11: wlw it's seven HUNDRED. Wlw DO i call You? Walker,
Speaker 11: no It's Gary Jeff. Walker, okay these are the. Things,
Speaker 11: okay when you take a, break they say we'll be right. Back,
Speaker 11: no coming up next is for to Tease we're not going.
Speaker 10: To be right.
Speaker 11: Back you know why you're not going. Anywhere these are
Speaker 11: tips That i've learned over the years from the great
Speaker 11: One Randy. MICHAELS i didn't make this, up BUT i learned.
Speaker 11: THEM i embedded them in my. SYSTEM i continue to
Speaker 11: do that On. Fox before the second's, Over i'll tease
Speaker 11: the next segment to try to keep the, audios the
Speaker 11: little audience THAT i had to keep done with, Me.
Speaker 11: Randy these are the things, Ran.
Speaker 1: Randy randy never told me not to talk about. Death,
Speaker 1: andy that's all the other things that you've. Mentioned, Absolutely
Speaker 1: And i'm well. Schooled SOMETIMES i, forget SOMETIMES i slip.
Speaker 1: Up BUT i had a guest to start the program
Speaker 1: tonight Named Mandy. Gunnasekara. Yeah AND i looked at the
Speaker 1: name AND i did my due diligence and practice saying
Speaker 1: it over and over and over, again and then you,
Speaker 1: know and before you, know before we even started the,
Speaker 1: INTERVIEW i had her on the phone before we were
Speaker 1: on the air, tonight AND i, said is it gonna
Speaker 1: say Kra and she said.
Speaker 8: Perfect SO i didn't have to.
Speaker 11: Ask but most most hosts would would, say, Uh mandy
Speaker 11: went screwed?
Speaker 9: UP i hope by.
Speaker 10: President, no it's a.
Speaker 11: Gift you're inviting someone into your home as a. Guest Over,
Speaker 11: america the thirty eight, states and they screw up their.
Speaker 11: NAME i think it's. Embarrassing Maybe i'm, wrong Maybe i'm.
Speaker 11: Picking maybe that's. Me But i'm somewhat of a quote
Speaker 11: perfectionist in a little, way not in a big. Way
Speaker 11: i'm a, SLOB i admit. It i'm a, pig all.
Speaker 18: RIGHT i two stupid.
Speaker 10: Things but you Know i'm an avid letter.
Speaker 11: Writer every Time i've ever had a guest on the,
Speaker 11: RADIO i send them a thank you note in the.
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Speaker 1: business float and it's and it's barely. Survival it's still hemorrhaging.
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Speaker 8: Money and writes.
Speaker 1: LETTERS i can attest to. THIS i received so much
Speaker 1: correspondent from you in the snail. Mail it's Unbelie in,
Speaker 1: FACT i.
Speaker 10: Think IT'S i think it's.
Speaker 11: PERSONAL i think it's a personal thing that people would appreciate.
Speaker 18: That who get?
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Speaker 11: OKAY i heard the other Day Tom.
Speaker 18: Brenneman in the.
Speaker 11: Morning he was telling the Doc kremcheck Dot crampchack is
Speaker 11: going to The Ohio Sports hall Of. FAME i send
Speaker 11: him a little no. Congratulations why not you can send
Speaker 11: them an. Email it's so impersonal and really and, truly
Speaker 11: if you're not on his email, list you're playing up in.
Speaker 11: Spam SO i spent ten. MINUTES i spent seventy four
Speaker 11: cents on a. STAM i sent that out to.
Speaker 10: Him Congratulations.
Speaker 11: Dot why WOULDN'T I over the, years he's been great
Speaker 11: to me being a guest On Sports talk WHEN i was,
Speaker 11: There so why wouldn't you do things like? That but
Speaker 11: people are basically quick to do.
Speaker 10: Things they're.
Speaker 11: Lazy they don't follow. Up, hey you know as well
Speaker 11: AS i. Do how many times you call up people
Speaker 11: to be a guest on your show and they never
Speaker 11: even call you, back but it call you two days.
Speaker 10: LATER i. Forgot what do you mean you?
Speaker 11: Forgot you said you're gonna CALL i, mean it's just
Speaker 11: just the way it.
Speaker 18: IS i don't want to get that.
Speaker 10: WAY i want to move.
Speaker 11: ON i want to talk About Bengals Opening. DAY i
Speaker 11: want to Compare Bengals Opening day yesterday as post The
Speaker 11: Reds Opening. Day Reds Opening day to me is all
Speaker 11: about the, fans want to, say opening the opening, day
Speaker 11: the first day of, practice all about the. Fans they
Speaker 11: have a, parade it's a big deal by the big
Speaker 11: by the Bank bengals Opening, day who's like fifteen hundred?
Speaker 11: People two thousand people came at nine thirty in the.
Speaker 11: Morning how in the hell they could do, THAT i don't.
Speaker 11: KNOW i thought they may have had. JOBS i guess
Speaker 11: they're out of work so they went to see The
Speaker 11: bengals practice at nine thirty in the. Morning but The
Speaker 11: Bengals Day opening day is not about the.
Speaker 10: Fans it's about the.
Speaker 11: Players and then When i'm watching the interviews ON, tv
Speaker 11: listening to the sportsbook, shows or do you think of first?
Speaker 11: Day are you kidding?
Speaker 10: Me is that a? Question is that a?
Speaker 18: Question?
Speaker 11: THERE i, know what do you think of the first
Speaker 11: day of? PRACTICE i, Mean i'm Sure Zach taylor goes
Speaker 11: home and, laughs and he and the other coaches get
Speaker 11: together in the morning before they go to. Practice, hey
Speaker 11: did you see that more from that? Channel he's an
Speaker 11: idiots see the question they asked. Me it's, embarrassing it really.
Speaker 18: Is i'll tell you something.
Speaker 11: FUNNY i went to The bengals lunch And Mike brown invited.
Speaker 11: ME i was There monday at the stadium and they
Speaker 11: have like little stations they moved from station to. Station
Speaker 11: different coaches are, there the defensive coach To hoping's it,
Speaker 11: Won Mike browns are, One Zack taylor's at. ONE i
Speaker 11: see him all a go one to.
Speaker 10: ONE i Asked.
Speaker 11: MIKE i Asked Zach taylor this, Question, zach are you
Speaker 11: doing anything differently this year when practice starts as a
Speaker 11: posed to years? Past and he, said, Yes we're going
Speaker 11: to practice in the. MORNING i, later what AM i
Speaker 11: going to do with?
Speaker 24: It?
Speaker 11: RIGHT i don't go on the radio to the, weekend
Speaker 11: And i'm not going to write about.
Speaker 10: It you.
Speaker 11: KNOW i did have an ot bed list beca On
Speaker 11: Joe burrow in The, quire BUT i laid it on
Speaker 11: the silver spoon for.
Speaker 10: Everybody no one used it that. Day they used it.
Speaker 11: Yesterday or you're practicing in the. Morning there was a
Speaker 11: crowd there WHEN i asked the. Question that was the.
Speaker 11: Story they're moving from day afternoon practice when it's. Hot
Speaker 11: the morning practice is where he thinks to be more
Speaker 11: effective and it's cooler to get a, baby a better
Speaker 11: practice in and a faster start this. Season these are
Speaker 11: the questions you. ASKED i honestly believe this should be
Speaker 11: a course given as to how to ask, questions and
Speaker 11: it's very. Easy what you're gonna do is ask, cool, what, when,
Speaker 11: where and? How what do you have to?
Speaker 1: Do AND i think you've got to hear these people go.
Speaker 10: Ahead you got to keep in.
Speaker 1: Mind who you're asked asking the question. Too you need
Speaker 1: to individualize Your, yes you, do individualize your question to
Speaker 1: the person the, subject because then you can be more
Speaker 1: specific and you can ask a more intelligent.
Speaker 8: Question for, example, BOY i.
Speaker 11: Did that To. ZACH i, said But zach, tayy what
Speaker 11: are you going to do this year's post of years?
Speaker 18: Past but practice?
Speaker 11: Right and what drives me nuts WHEN i WHEN i
Speaker 11: hit hosts asked this not only on radio but ON.
Speaker 11: Tv let me ask you?
Speaker 18: This CAN i ask?
Speaker 11: You let me let, me let me ask you? This
Speaker 11: ask him let me ask you. THIS i Mean i've
Speaker 11: read it the smack and take the radio and throw
Speaker 11: it out the. Window i'm bang the radio on the.
Speaker 10: CAR i really. DO i, mean come on a.
Speaker 11: Course of course given on how to ask questions. PROPERLY i,
Speaker 11: mean best interviewers.
Speaker 10: Are you know who they?
Speaker 18: Are Bob costas was one of the.
Speaker 11: Best all, RIGHT i Think bob cost was a tremendous,
Speaker 11: interviewer and you you pick up on when someone asks
Speaker 11: you and answers and you move along on another question from,
Speaker 11: there you, know but that that's the other day for
Speaker 11: another you, Know i'm not going to.
Speaker 30: Go you know what.
Speaker 1: DIFFERENCE i may have an opportunity to Interview Bob, COSTAS i.
Speaker 1: HAVEN'T i haven't in.
Speaker 10: With somebody who, WELL i have his, NUMBER i have
Speaker 10: his number in his. Email we correspond a little.
Speaker 8: Bit have you ever had him onne you?
Speaker 9: Do?
Speaker 10: No why WOULD?
Speaker 6: I why wouldn't?
Speaker 8: You It's Bob costas an.
Speaker 11: ICON i know he, Is but first of, All i'm
Speaker 11: on weird. HOURS i don't want to get him up
Speaker 11: on a weird. Hour and there's nothing really that breaking
Speaker 11: to ask.
Speaker 10: Him when there, IS i will ask.
Speaker 11: HIM i will, say With Bob costa's interview for When
Speaker 11: Pete rose either gets in or they're not getting into
Speaker 11: The hall Of, fame that's A Bob costas interview just
Speaker 11: to get.
Speaker 10: Him on the bull.
Speaker 11: Crap that's, stupid just to SAY i Got Bob costas.
Speaker 18: On, no not gonna do, that you, Know that's just
Speaker 18: my take.
Speaker 11: On he's are big. Names you see him for big.
Speaker 11: Stories that's what you.
Speaker 1: Do, well it's the biggest NAME i know that's in
Speaker 1: a body that's. Small he's a tiny, Dude Bob costas
Speaker 1: he's little he.
Speaker 11: Is But i'll say, THIS i, mean like With Bill.
Speaker 11: Belichick i've had him on and he, said anytime you want,
Speaker 11: me you, know call. Me i'm going to wait for
Speaker 11: the season to.
Speaker 10: Start.
Speaker 11: NOW i heard the story Yesterday North carolina sold out
Speaker 11: all their.
Speaker 10: Football games this year because of, him which is.
Speaker 11: Great so maybe after the first, Game i'm going to
Speaker 11: call him.
Speaker 10: Up we'll get on the.
Speaker 11: Radio And i've had him on before On fox so
Speaker 11: and he got so many interviews and they he rest in.
Speaker 11: Peace Bob knight never did a lot of interviews they
Speaker 11: do with.
Speaker 10: ME i lw and what he did, was do you
Speaker 10: tell me the ground?
Speaker 11: Rules you got a half, hour no phone calls and that's.
Speaker 11: It no, commercials no, commercials no phone calls for half,
Speaker 11: hour And bod AND i did. That and why people, say,
Speaker 11: well how'd you Get Bod?
Speaker 10: Knight i'll tell you. HOW i lived In, Brooklyn New.
Speaker 11: YORK i wrote for a newspaper In, brooklyn WHICH i still,
Speaker 11: do AND i used to send him a lot of
Speaker 11: material when he.
Speaker 10: Coached an army and we got to know each.
Speaker 11: Other and then when he moved out, HERE i still
Speaker 11: kind of corresponded with, him and it became somewhat buddies
Speaker 11: in a. Sense and they did games FOR, espn and you,
Speaker 11: SEE i used to go up there and see, him
Speaker 11: so we got to know each, other and he liked
Speaker 11: me and he trusted.
Speaker 10: Me he said that was.
Speaker 8: That, oh it's.
Speaker 1: WONDERFUL i would have loved to talk To Bobby knight
Speaker 1: AND i would have done anything he asked to get.
Speaker 10: Him you.
Speaker 8: Know, unfortunately that ship is saying.
Speaker 11: As you know as well AS i, know AND i
Speaker 11: don't think a lot of people breaking into the business don't.
Speaker 11: Know it is all about.
Speaker 10: Relationships that's all it.
Speaker 11: Is that's what life, is, relationships, contacts you, know getting
Speaker 11: to know, somebody you, know, trust things like, that and
Speaker 11: that's what that's what it.
Speaker 8: Is like you AND i had a good, Relationship, Andy
Speaker 8: i'd like to think that you, have do you.
Speaker 11: You i'm doing this to bail, you to bail your ass.
Speaker 11: Out that's WHY i do.
Speaker 8: IT i could have got on a number of people
Speaker 8: to fill this.
Speaker 11: Not, really not, REALLY i don't like. You you know
Speaker 11: what they did go on with you if you pay,
Speaker 11: them THAT'S i don't have to pay.
Speaker 18: You how do you?
Speaker 8: Rate how do you rate my skills as an? Interviewer
Speaker 8: since you're being radio?
Speaker 10: Good, no you're?
Speaker 5: Good Are you're really?
Speaker 11: Good but, hey you, know because you put your, PLAY
Speaker 11: i don't like. YOU i, mean IF i see you
Speaker 11: working on the, street on the other side of the,
Speaker 11: street that course OVER i.
Speaker 10: Do that's the WAY i. Am i'm. Honest you, KNOW
Speaker 10: i don't like your.
Speaker 11: Wife you, KNOW i, like there are a Lot i'd
Speaker 11: go out to dinner with your wife, anytime but you,
Speaker 11: yeah you, know, hello.
Speaker 8: Goodbye it has been like pulling teeth to get you
Speaker 8: even to just come by the.
Speaker 1: Bar AND i know you do occasionally imbibe in an
Speaker 1: alcoholic beverage Because i've talked to you when.
Speaker 11: You have.
Speaker 10: Exactly, yeah, right you're right.
Speaker 1: At the bar with me or you, know any of those.
Speaker 1: Things but you've never you've never actually shown. Up you
Speaker 1: made one pass at the anniversary show THAT i have
Speaker 1: every year at the bar for A saturday. Morning you
Speaker 1: made you made the turn and shook hands with everybody
Speaker 1: and then left like you were being chased by ice.
Speaker 8: Agents but, YEAH i, mean BUT i can tell.
Speaker 5: Problem what have you?
Speaker 8: Got several?
Speaker 5: Problems we're boring.
Speaker 11: People we're borrowing people with this conversation because no one
Speaker 11: kiss about.
Speaker 10: RELATIONSHIP a lot of people help you with.
Speaker 11: This Next, thursday the thirty first Of, july and they're
Speaker 11: having a big.
Speaker 10: Drawing let me tell you what.
Speaker 11: Happened they have this fundraiser with The DARKWERRE i work In.
Speaker 11: Covington you buy a raffle of raffles one hundred bucks
Speaker 11: and if you, win you get twenty thousand dollars second.
Speaker 11: PLACE i think it's like ten thousand or, five whatever it.
Speaker 11: Is so what they do is they draw fifty names
Speaker 11: out of the first nine hundred, thousand whatever it may,
Speaker 11: be they draw fifty, names and out of the fifty,
Speaker 11: names Next, thursday they could draw from the fifty names of,
Speaker 11: finalists who's going to win in the first three? Places,
Speaker 11: well out of the fifty, names LIKE i bought a
Speaker 11: cropload of, tickets but not for me from my, family my,
Speaker 11: wife my two, sons my, granddaughter whatever it may, be
Speaker 11: and my son and my granddaughter were picked out of the.
Speaker 11: Fifty so here's the. Deal the question is should my son?
Speaker 11: Win do you think he should at least pay me
Speaker 11: back for the TICKET i bought.
Speaker 1: Him do you think, no you bought the, Tickets you
Speaker 1: did it in your own. Volition you put your son's
Speaker 1: name down because it would look totally inappropriate if your
Speaker 1: name got. Picked so, no he should not pay you
Speaker 1: back for the. Ticket he should enjoy the, prize or
Speaker 1: maybe even since he's related to you and you work
Speaker 1: for The Point, hark you, know to donate it back
Speaker 1: into the.
Speaker 8: Charity but he. Doesn't he doesn't owe, you he.
Speaker 11: SAID i Told judie IF i would, win Which i'm,
Speaker 11: NOT i wasn't part of the, FIFTY i would put
Speaker 11: the money back in The Point.
Speaker 10: Doug she's definitely. Not she that's the kind of woman she.
Speaker 10: Is she's.
Speaker 11: Wonderful but here's the, thing the kind.
Speaker 10: Of sneak THAT i.
Speaker 11: AM i didn't tell my kids to a family THAT
Speaker 11: i bought tickets for, Them so you, KNOW i put
Speaker 11: their names on, there and lo and behold when they
Speaker 11: drew the first. Fit but they threw the fifty the other.
Speaker 18: Day the first the first.
Speaker 10: Name drawn was one of my, Sons Alex.
Speaker 11: Furman the third name drawn was my, Granddaughter sophia FIRM i,
Speaker 11: said oh my, goodness that's.
Speaker 10: Bad what made it.
Speaker 11: Even worse they notified these people by mail And alice
Speaker 11: calls me, Up, Hey, DAG.
Speaker 10: I, said oh my.
Speaker 11: GOODNESS i didn't want them to know because if they
Speaker 11: would have, WON i could have taken the cash and gone.
Speaker 10: Away but now they.
Speaker 11: Know that's the sneak in. Me BUT i HAD i
Speaker 11: was living with. THIS i wanted to tell you this
Speaker 11: to make me feel.
Speaker 1: Better you're, right that's much more compelling then you AND
Speaker 1: i talking about a relationship Or Joe, Oh Joe burrow's.
Speaker 1: Batmobile the last time we, talked we talked about the,
Speaker 1: batmobile and you told me about your, superpower WHICH i
Speaker 1: thought was highly. Entertaining and a lot of people have
Speaker 1: talked to, me have responded to our last conversation and
Speaker 1: said it was funny and it was, engaging and that
Speaker 1: we ruled the airwaves that.
Speaker 11: Night but, apparently AND i promise, you those people who
Speaker 11: told you that had double. Digitiq's but that's, okay they,
Speaker 11: listen that's, okay that's a good. Thing you, know it's
Speaker 11: funny we're talking about. That talk about The. Bengals This
Speaker 11: Trey hendrickson thing is making me. Crazy if you were
Speaker 11: making sixteen million. Year if you were making sixteen, million
Speaker 11: sixteen million dollars a, year which is making all, right
Speaker 11: would you sit out and? Lose maybe you, know uh
Speaker 11: what is it eighty thousand a? Day whatever it might,
Speaker 11: be the, answer the answer is hell.
Speaker 8: No and with, that with, that we need to go
Speaker 8: because our time.
Speaker 11: Is we'll continue next. Week was they'll still be holding
Speaker 11: out all?
Speaker 8: Right For, paul thanks a, Lot thank you for bailor
Speaker 8: my ass?
Speaker 24: Out.
Speaker 1: Okay Andy, furman concluding this hour of a Special thursday Night,
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Speaker 1: Wlw and we're turning our attention now to WHAT i
Speaker 1: believe could. Be And i'm reticent to say, this But
Speaker 1: i'll say, it and Then i'll explain Why i'm reticent to.
Speaker 1: Say this could be the biggest scandal ever In, WASHINGTON.
Speaker 1: Dc people always say that about. Everything they said it
Speaker 1: About Donald trump and his phone call Was. Zelenski they
Speaker 1: said it obviously About, watergate and they compare everything To.
Speaker 1: Watergate this is bigger Than. WATERGATE i don't think That
Speaker 1: watergate was really all that big a deal with what
Speaker 1: we've learned in the, years in the fifty years Since watergate.
Speaker 1: Occurred we'll see what our next guest how he kind
Speaker 1: of focuses on, that how he would rate this possible
Speaker 1: alleged scandal In, WASHINGTON.
Speaker 8: Dc as they.
Speaker 1: Go he's been investigating, it studying, it watching the news
Speaker 1: reports like we all. Have he has a column In HEADLINE.
Speaker 1: Usa he's a former editor of that news, site and
Speaker 1: he joins Us, Now Ben, sellers welcome to the.
Speaker 8: Program how are you.
Speaker 10: Doing?
Speaker 9: Wonderful thanks so much for having me. On Gary Joff
Speaker 9: AND i agree with you About.
Speaker 24: Nixon i've BEEN i think someone used the Term nixon
Speaker 24: pilled as a result of a lot of.
Speaker 10: This so.
Speaker 1: YEAH i mean you look back On watergate and all
Speaker 1: they did was break into the DNC's headquarters looking for
Speaker 1: stuff that they never. Found the big scandal there, was of,
Speaker 1: course it led back to the president and they covered
Speaker 1: it all. Up, well this, leads this latest incident leads
Speaker 1: back to a president and it looks like it's been
Speaker 1: covered up and uncovering it with the help Of President
Speaker 1: trump's executive order and the new D N I Tulci
Speaker 1: gabbard now released and offered a criminal referral to The
Speaker 1: department Of justice of members of some of the highest
Speaker 1: members of The obama, Administration obama's staff and leading right
Speaker 1: to The president's door in The oval, Office, Crossfair hurricane
Speaker 1: and everything that was done to try and Keep Donald
Speaker 1: trump from being elected and then from hampering his presidency
Speaker 1: in his first.
Speaker 8: Term what do we know so?
Speaker 5: Far for?
Speaker 8: Sure from what you've what you've gleaned been.
Speaker 24: WELL i think based off of the new intelligence what
Speaker 24: we know is That obama was in direct meetings With
Speaker 24: brenner And clapper And Susan rye and this whole sort
Speaker 24: of band of characters who were his co, conspirators and
Speaker 24: that that happened while you, know that happened pretty early
Speaker 24: on before we, expected because there had been some materials
Speaker 24: released saying, well they were trying to do things In
Speaker 24: january after the Notorious flynn phone call with Serge A.
Speaker 24: Kisleyak but HERE i think that what's changed is this
Speaker 24: understanding of The september intelligence report that had been released
Speaker 24: even before the twenty twenty excuse, me twenty sixteen, election
Speaker 24: and then this Secretive december meeting in which it seems
Speaker 24: That obama was pressing his intelligence directors to change the
Speaker 24: entire outcome of their previous intelligence.
Speaker 10: Reports so that.
Speaker 9: Seems to have Been what happened as a result of
Speaker 9: that is that they.
Speaker 24: Completely did a one tot eighty in terms of their
Speaker 24: assessment That Rush russia was not trying to to meddle
Speaker 24: in the election to Saying russia was trying to meddle
Speaker 24: in the. Election and what it, seems based off of
Speaker 24: the report That gabber just released earlier this, week is
Speaker 24: that they also had a Lot AND i won't, CURSE
Speaker 24: i know you're on, air but that, blank Crazy Hillary
Speaker 24: clinton was really the one That russia was working. For you,
Speaker 24: know that she had these fits of, rage that she you,
Speaker 24: know seemed to be in a state of manic, depression
Speaker 24: taking regular tranquilizers and more evidence as EVERYBODY i think
Speaker 24: probably already understands, that you, Know hillary was just blatantly
Speaker 24: violating her position as head of The State department in
Speaker 24: order to secure a political. Advantage so there's some pretty
Speaker 24: shocking stuff in that one that came out just, recently
Speaker 24: just this.
Speaker 1: Week, well we've known for a long time That Hillary
Speaker 1: clinton funneled money to THE dnc from her campaign that
Speaker 1: went To FUSION gps that Paid Christopher, steele the Ex
Speaker 1: british spy to come up with this. Dossier and as
Speaker 1: you just, mentioned In september of twenty, sixteen the intelligence
Speaker 1: departments of the Different intelligence agency, said, yeah there's No
Speaker 1: russian collusion with The trump, campaign And President obama insisted
Speaker 1: that they changed those reports supposedly in the last month
Speaker 1: or two of his presidency After trump had been. Elected
Speaker 1: so it has all of the fingerprints Of President obama
Speaker 1: all over. It who do you think if anyone AND
Speaker 1: i don't know if any of these deep state characters
Speaker 1: ever are truly brought to? Justice but who do you
Speaker 1: think if anyone is going to be the sacrificial lamb?
Speaker 8: Here is it going to Be, Clapper is it going
Speaker 8: to Be?
Speaker 1: BRENNAN i have no love ever For John, brennan, who
Speaker 1: of course at one time was head of THE cia
Speaker 1: because it was a known he was a card caring.
Speaker 1: Communist he voted communists and presidential elections in this. Country
Speaker 1: how do you put somebody like that in charge of
Speaker 1: an agency like THE? Cia but who do you think
Speaker 1: is going to be the low hanging fruit that they
Speaker 1: will sacrifice to save?
Speaker 8: Others?
Speaker 24: Yeah, Well Marjorie Taylor green had a great tweet yesterday
Speaker 24: and apparently she's got her own questions and some of
Speaker 24: these other. Folks Tucker carlson has, said you, know why
Speaker 24: are they just bringing us? Appetizers AND mtg, said you,
Speaker 24: know if you're promising stake at this point TO, maga
Speaker 24: then you had better deliver on. It so one hopes
Speaker 24: that they're serious about it this, time BECAUSE i think
Speaker 24: there's a lot of twenty twenty flashbacks to having those
Speaker 24: promises kind of dangled out in front of us and
Speaker 24: then nothing.
Speaker 9: Happened and in, FACT i tweeted.
Speaker 24: Out not maybe, YESTERDAY i, said let's, remember let's think
Speaker 24: back to twenty, twenty the last time this stuff was
Speaker 24: actually being released and disclassified, Declassified and people are Accusing
Speaker 24: John ratliffe of not doing, so but he certainly did
Speaker 24: begin that, effort and he was working, with of, course
Speaker 24: The Republican senate at the, time Where Marco rubio was the,
Speaker 24: head and The Oversight committee Where grassley And Ron johnson
Speaker 24: were also digging into.
Speaker 9: This but lo and, behold that was i'd Say march.
Speaker 24: Of twenty, twenty if memory, serves or maybe a little
Speaker 24: bit after that that they started getting into this.
Speaker 9: Stuff after the, impeachment and what.
Speaker 24: Happens you GET covid, hit you Get Ahmad, Arbory Breanna,
Speaker 24: taylor And George floyd all get, killed and suddenly the
Speaker 24: tone of the you, know the attitude shifts the media,
Speaker 24: Coverage SO i wouldn't be surprised if we get The
Speaker 24: left rolling out another weapon of mass distraction, soon and
Speaker 24: let's hope it's not as bad as those.
Speaker 9: Ones BUT.
Speaker 24: I do think that if there's going to be a sacrificial,
Speaker 24: LAND i love your saying, that BECAUSE i think our
Speaker 24: cynical assumption is that not all of these people are
Speaker 24: going to be held, accountable but that they're, gonna you,
Speaker 24: know throw one person under the bus just to make
Speaker 24: it go.
Speaker 9: Away if they have, to would probably Be.
Speaker 10: I'd Say.
Speaker 24: KOMY i think, that you, know he was always sort
Speaker 24: of a more of a stool pigeon than a you,
Speaker 24: know he wasn't really part of The obama. Crowd he
Speaker 24: was just sort of on the. Periphery and you, know
Speaker 24: some people even claim that he was A. Republican BUT
Speaker 24: i think there's enough anger on both sides of The
Speaker 24: isle Against komy that nobody would really make a fuss
Speaker 24: if he were to do some jail.
Speaker 1: Time sure, well they'll eat their own to save their.
Speaker 1: Stand we've seen them do that over and over and over.
Speaker 1: Again talking To Ben sellers From HEADLINE usa on the
Speaker 1: release of the files that show clearly That President obama
Speaker 1: directed as intelligence agencies to keep up with The russian,
Speaker 1: hoax The russian collusion, hoax which was a. Hoax we
Speaker 1: know that, now and if, anything The russians were working
Speaker 1: With Hillary, clinton who lost in that twenty sixteen. Election
Speaker 1: let's move a little. Bit you mentioned the weapons of
Speaker 1: mass distraction by the left to try and take our
Speaker 1: eyes off the ball of. This what IS i think a,
Speaker 1: huge huge, scandal a huge, REVELATION i would, argue.
Speaker 24: IF i can just jump in that what makes this
Speaker 24: one so? Big is it the cipher through which we
Speaker 24: can see everything that happened? Thereafter or you, know if
Speaker 24: not for The Russia gate, hoax there would have been
Speaker 24: no twenty eighteen midterm, blowout which led to The ukraine impeachment,
Speaker 24: hoax which led to. Everything and so it all kind
Speaker 24: of heads back, to you, know probably this, solitary isolated
Speaker 24: decision you, know In july of twenty sixteen By Hillary
Speaker 24: clinton to push this, hoax and then The december decision
Speaker 24: By obama to support her in.
Speaker 9: It SO i, mean this is kind of that inflection.
Speaker 10: Point, yeah, no no.
Speaker 1: Question but back to weapons of mass. Distraction you, mentioned
Speaker 1: among other, Things George. FLOYD i think there was so
Speaker 1: much about the death Of George floyd that was hidden
Speaker 1: from the second, autopsy the independent examiner who Examined George
Speaker 1: floyd's body and found that he had four times the
Speaker 1: amount of a lethal dose of fentanyl when he stopped.
Speaker 5: Breathing.
Speaker 1: The relationship that the Officer Derek chauvin had With George
Speaker 1: floyd prior to that, incident all of that stuff was
Speaker 1: just conveniently washed over like it didn't exist in order
Speaker 1: to fan the flames of The summer of hate in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty AND blm and all the rest of the
Speaker 1: nonsense and the chaos that we had to live through
Speaker 1: over one bad police stop your thoughts on any of.
Speaker 24: That, yeah, WELL i MEAN i don't have any supporting
Speaker 24: evidence for, this So i'm essentially pushing a conspiracy. Theory
Speaker 24: BUT i think that we have to ask the. Questions
Speaker 24: and you, know to, me the thing that really troubles
Speaker 24: me about that still is to the look In Derek
Speaker 24: chauvin's face as he was kneeling on him for eight
Speaker 24: minutes was just utter confusion and almost. Terror you, Know it's, like,
Speaker 24: why you, know why AM i doing? This why AM
Speaker 24: i might hear and sort of seeing the path that
Speaker 24: way ahead for. Him and it has always seemed to
Speaker 24: me that maybe there could have been some sort of
Speaker 24: blackmail or coercion, there that this was potentially a you,
Speaker 24: know something that was by, design not by, accident but
Speaker 24: at the very least they used this as a media
Speaker 24: story to shift that narrative into in order to you,
Speaker 24: know foment this disruption that we well know there were.
Speaker 9: You, know people funding behind, it whoever they.
Speaker 24: Were some Say, china some Say, soros but the people
Speaker 24: who were then unloading all these palettes of bricks and
Speaker 24: things like, that just like they tried to do this
Speaker 24: most recently With Los, angeles that it wasn't just this
Speaker 24: sort of you, know, grassroots spontaneous. Uprising it was very
Speaker 24: well organized and the, INTENTION i WOULD i would doubt
Speaker 24: not was to meddle in the, election you, know just
Speaker 24: like they Accused russia doing. So so it really is
Speaker 24: it's all part of this continuum of you, know once
Speaker 24: the last got away with this one act of, treason you,
Speaker 24: Know that's What Tulca gabbert.
Speaker 9: Says that's what we've been Saying HEADLINE usa.
Speaker 24: For you, know for probably eight years, now or six you,
Speaker 24: know how many however many years sure is that this
Speaker 24: was you, know certainly a seditious. Conspiracy so and then
Speaker 24: once they got, started once they realized they could get
Speaker 24: away with, it there was no stopping them until you,
Speaker 24: know this past.
Speaker 8: Election you, know you talk about.
Speaker 1: Just proposing a conspiracy theory since you don't have a
Speaker 1: full body of evidence to back up what you're saying
Speaker 1: and conjecturing on ben how many so called conspiracy theories
Speaker 1: have proven to be right over the last six to eight.
Speaker 1: Years from you, know the shot is safe and, effective
Speaker 1: we've got a lock down everything fifteen days to slow the,
Speaker 1: spread the six foot apart rule DURING, covid the fact
Speaker 1: that at no point even to, today adverts for THE
Speaker 1: covid nineteen vaccine still do not include the list of,
Speaker 1: possible very real and documented adverse side effects that it
Speaker 1: can occur besides pain and injection pain at the injection
Speaker 1: site with THE covid nineteen, VACCINES i, mean all the
Speaker 1: things THAT i have been shouting about for years are
Speaker 1: turning TO i feel so, vindicated BUT i also feel
Speaker 1: like so many people have been buffaloed by, this and
Speaker 1: society was you, know thrown into this chaotic kind of
Speaker 1: spin we've been.
Speaker 9: In, yeah, well you're absolutely, right and you know what
Speaker 9: kind of gets me.
Speaker 24: LAUGHING i THINK i saw maybe a political A PolitiFact
Speaker 24: post Or snopes post debunking, This BUT i had read
Speaker 24: and you, know have written about the fact that the
Speaker 24: term can spiracy theory some believe was created by THE
Speaker 24: cia in order to sort of downplay and diminish these
Speaker 24: actual facts when people got too close close to the.
Speaker 24: Truth so you, know that sense of indication is you,
Speaker 24: know certainly one that's that's widely felt at this, point
Speaker 24: and people have been getting red pilled and kind of
Speaker 24: waking up to what's going. On AND i, think you,
Speaker 24: know unfortunately we had to live through four years Of,
Speaker 24: biden but that's really what did it was, that you,
Speaker 24: know they just pushed, it you, know beyond that tipping
Speaker 24: point to where things were no longer, credible no longer.
Speaker 9: Plausible you, know that's what they kind of pedal.
Speaker 24: In is that plausible, deniability just like they're doing, now
Speaker 24: just Like obama and his response is coming out and, saying,
Speaker 24: well you, KNOW i think that they they ignored The
Speaker 24: senate report that Said russia did such and, such when
Speaker 24: really they're kind of you, know mincing words and trying
Speaker 24: to you, know shift around what it actually SAIDs, so,
Speaker 24: YEAH i, mean conspiracy theories are a lot of them
Speaker 24: are simply the truth now and so that's you, know
Speaker 24: they've kind of eliminated that. Argument AND i think what
Speaker 24: the last election shows is that the majority of people
Speaker 24: aren't buying it. Anymore so that's kind of an encouraging.
Speaker 24: Sign but of, course you, know the twenty twenty sixth
Speaker 24: election will show whether it.
Speaker 1: Sticks, yeah it's very. Simple how do people Find HEADLINE.
Speaker 1: Usa Just HEADLINE usa dot com or.
Speaker 9: Yes, Sir HEADLINE usa dot.
Speaker 24: Com and of, Course Ken, silva our new, editor has
Speaker 24: been one of the leading resources on The butler assassination,
Speaker 24: conspiracy and he you, know has done a lot of
Speaker 24: the the sort of shoe leather reporting with that and
Speaker 24: was recently featured on The Fox Nation.
Speaker 9: BUTLER i can't.
Speaker 24: Remember that the actual, name but during the during The
Speaker 24: july thirteenth, Anniversary Fox nation put out one that you
Speaker 24: can find On RUMBLE i.
Speaker 10: Believe all, right.
Speaker 8: All, Right, Ben, ben thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 8: TONIGHT i really appreciate.
Speaker 9: It, yeah thanks so much for having me more along.
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Speaker 1: thursday night, cap we're welcoming In Donald wilkee to talk
Speaker 1: for a few. Minutes he is the author Of Freedom,
Speaker 1: revealed A simple Elegant. System he's an, entrepreneur and he
Speaker 1: is keenly aware of the relationship between people in business
Speaker 1: and doing business and inside government and the relationship and
Speaker 1: how far that should go and how far it does.
Speaker 1: Go and he has some thoughts on more thoughts on
Speaker 1: THE d AND i Director gabbard's document dump Last, friday which,
Speaker 1: revealed as she, says it's. Treason, basically it amounts to.
Speaker 1: Treason not A republican or A democrat, issue but an
Speaker 1: issue that Every american should be concerned with when it
Speaker 1: comes to one president using obviously flawed and wrong intelligence
Speaker 1: or changing the script basically of the intelligence he had
Speaker 1: in his hand before the election in the last month
Speaker 1: or so of his, presidency that president Being President. Obama
Speaker 1: and we were talking With Ben sellers before the break
Speaker 1: here don but first and, foremost welcome to the.
Speaker 5: Show how are you?
Speaker 10: Great?
Speaker 9: Gary pleasure to be, here all, Right, so.
Speaker 1: Getting right down to, it this looks like an incredible,
Speaker 1: scandal one that maybe we haven't. Seen you, Know President
Speaker 1: trump is prone to hyperbole to save the, least that
Speaker 1: may be the understatement of the. Year but when he
Speaker 1: said this is the biggest scandal in the last hundred
Speaker 1: years or maybe in the history of our, country is
Speaker 1: he off on that if all of this is.
Speaker 10: CORRECT.
Speaker 6: I don't think. SO i think this is a watershed
Speaker 6: moment in our.
Speaker 5: History this is as big as it. Gets, yeah it's
Speaker 5: as big as it.
Speaker 10: Gets that's.
Speaker 6: Right one president accusing a former president of committing, treason that's.
Speaker 6: Big that goes to the roots of the.
Speaker 9: Foundation all.
Speaker 1: Right so my other question, is we were talking about
Speaker 1: the left using weapons of mass distraction to Keep america's
Speaker 1: eyeballs off of something, else and it's been done on
Speaker 1: both sides throughout.
Speaker 8: History we know.
Speaker 18: This did the.
Speaker 1: Timing of this release have anything to do with getting
Speaker 1: people to stop talking About Jeffrey?
Speaker 5: Epstein, well that's a good.
Speaker 6: Question and what we have learned from recent history is
Speaker 6: things that are happening in our government are usually several
Speaker 6: levels deeper than the public.
Speaker 10: Knows.
Speaker 6: It warmed over, news warmed over things that have happened
Speaker 6: already that the government's already decided. On, LIKE i would
Speaker 6: Assume Telsey gabbard started working on this as soon As
Speaker 6: trump got in, office that she's been with the finest
Speaker 6: lawyers we can, find who have counseled her and directed,
Speaker 6: her and that she is not going out on a
Speaker 6: limb producing this. EVIDENCE i think it's going to turn
Speaker 6: out to be very. SOLID i think it's already been
Speaker 6: reviewed hundreds of times, because as we, said this is
Speaker 6: such a big issue in our, country never happened, before
Speaker 6: and we shall see where it all.
Speaker 9: Goes but you're, right you, know ON tv.
Speaker 6: They always have the panel, discussions and they always Have
Speaker 6: democrats And. Republicans and WHAT i have noticed, is let's
Speaker 6: say that the hot topic Is obama and they bring it,
Speaker 6: up and they, say we'll go to The democrat, first
Speaker 6: and the first thing out of The democrat smath is, Epstein, Epstein.
Speaker 6: Epstein that's deflecting, immediately.
Speaker 9: Right, Sure, well.
Speaker 1: Any policy that was an obvious failed policy Of Joe,
Speaker 1: biden and there were so, many in my, opinion in
Speaker 1: defense of those, policies the first thing A democrat would
Speaker 1: say to deflect would Be Trump, Trump, Trump trump did,
Speaker 1: This trump did?
Speaker 24: That?
Speaker 1: Trump trump's a, Liar and they never would actually defend
Speaker 1: the policy That their defense, was, well this guy is
Speaker 1: so much worse and here's. Why and they do this
Speaker 1: all the. TIME a lot of a lot of is just.
Speaker 1: PROJECTION i, mean but what do you think is going
Speaker 1: on behind the. Scenes my opinion of what's going on
Speaker 1: behind the scenes with The epstein case is that there
Speaker 1: are plenty of names in whatever ye whether they say
Speaker 1: they exist or. NOT i, Mean Nick, bryant who's a
Speaker 1: reporter FOR, cnn said he Had Epstein's Black, book And
Speaker 1: Bill clinton And Donald trump's name are both in this black,
Speaker 1: book and you, know well where is? It but my thing,
Speaker 1: IS i think that possibly the reason there's been so
Speaker 1: much secrecy about releasing more to the public is that
Speaker 1: there are international complications and there is leverage being used
Speaker 1: against maybe others' names in the book to affect that foreign.
Speaker 1: Policy and TO i, mean what do you think of that? Theory, Donald,
Speaker 1: well that's all very. Possible What i'd like to do
Speaker 1: is simplify things just a little. Bit WHEN i was in,
Speaker 1: BUSINESS i, learned OR i used to, say that every
Speaker 1: business is a small.
Speaker 6: Town my business was the conveyor. BUSINESS i knew everybody
Speaker 6: in the conveyor. Business we all gossiped and.
Speaker 9: Talked about who got hired and who got fired and.
Speaker 6: What was going on with each.
Speaker 9: Other doctors do the same.
Speaker 6: Thing you're in the radio.
Speaker 9: Business you must know a lot of radio.
Speaker 6: Talents and when you get up to the levels Where
Speaker 6: epstein And clinton And trump were all those people know each,
Speaker 6: other they all hang around, together they all go to
Speaker 6: the same. Parties it's their own little small. Town so
Speaker 6: to find names intermixed and intermingled is really no surprise
Speaker 6: because it's just another little small.
Speaker 1: Town, yeah so that's a great. Analogy i'd never thought
Speaker 1: about it that, way but you're absolutely.
Speaker 6: Right go, Ahead, yeah, Yeah, well for years The democrats
Speaker 6: were afraid of opening up the dirt in the little
Speaker 6: small town Because Bill clinton was and. Center and now
Speaker 6: they're looking at.
Speaker 31: It as what are our?
Speaker 6: Options as far AS i can, tell you, know we
Speaker 6: Have obama being charged with, reason they have reason to,
Speaker 6: believe and they probably know that the accusation has a
Speaker 6: lot of meat behind.
Speaker 5: It and their only way out.
Speaker 6: At this point in time is to Bring trump in
Speaker 6: to Sully trump as much and as often as they.
Speaker 6: Can and If clinton is collateral, damage Well i'm, sorry
Speaker 6: that's what's going.
Speaker 10: To have to.
Speaker 1: Happen, well, well you, Know, donald just a, Second i'll
Speaker 1: let you. Finish but that is so funny that their
Speaker 1: their answer to the purposeful presidential sulling Of Donald trump
Speaker 1: is to sully him. Again it's you, know it's like
Speaker 1: they made up this story about A russian collusion hoax
Speaker 1: and then, perpetrate you, know and and continued that Throughout
Speaker 1: Donald trump's first administration just to hamper his progress For.
Speaker 1: America and now as it's being, exposed their answer is
Speaker 1: to Sully trump some.
Speaker 6: More, yes very, ironic isn't they go back to the same,
Speaker 6: playbook don't they?
Speaker 1: Right it's, Amazing, yeah but you were kind of on a.
Speaker 1: Roll please. Continue, WELL.
Speaker 6: I really don't know much more to say other than
Speaker 6: what people should always do when they're looking at a
Speaker 6: conspiracy is watch the. Timeline time has a way of
Speaker 6: just going on and on and, on and it can't
Speaker 6: really be. Changed this is the thing that always trips
Speaker 6: up conspirators because they SAY i did this, then and you,
Speaker 6: go wait a, minute we have a time statement and
Speaker 6: you weren't there, then you were not in town, then
Speaker 6: so a lot of things are going to come out
Speaker 6: AND i did, this and they're going to accuse. People you,
Speaker 6: know they did this, then and they did that, then
Speaker 6: and then something else. Happened and for your list, audience
Speaker 6: always look at the real, timeline because then you'll be
Speaker 6: able to tell who's telling the truth and who's. Fibbing
Speaker 6: because what conspirators always want to do is obscure the.
Speaker 6: Truth they want to throw so much information at you
Speaker 6: that you don't know.
Speaker 9: What the truth.
Speaker 6: Is but if you always look at a, timeline you
Speaker 6: sort of can get an.
Speaker 1: Anchor so even more than follow the, money follow the.
Speaker 6: Timeline, yeah, Absolutely, well the timeline will take in the money.
Speaker 6: TOO i, mean when payments were, made et, cetera et,
Speaker 6: cetera if payments were. Made but time is always, relentless
Speaker 6: it is. Unchangeable you can't go back and change time.
Speaker 6: Stamps and it always is the thing that trips up,
Speaker 6: conspirators you, know they always in a conspiracy conspiracy typically
Speaker 6: want to, say, well let's change the perception of, this
Speaker 6: and to do that they have to say something happened
Speaker 6: before something else, Happened, yeah.
Speaker 10: And change it.
Speaker 6: Around, yeah you gotta follow the timeline that always trips them.
Speaker 1: Up let me ask, you and this is pure conjecture
Speaker 1: on both of our, parts but who do you think
Speaker 1: if anyone is held? Accountable And i'm just Not i'm
Speaker 1: not sure any of these deep state actors are going
Speaker 1: to be held, accountable because that's what usually happens with
Speaker 1: stuff like.
Speaker 5: THIS i, mean.
Speaker 1: But which one you think that they'll feed to the,
Speaker 1: wolves which is the low hanging fruit in this conspiracy
Speaker 1: from the intelligence. Stages is It? Clapper is It? Brennan
Speaker 1: is It President? Obama? Ultimately is It James? Comy my
Speaker 1: last guest gave me an. ANSWER i just wanted to hear.
Speaker 6: Yours, well my personal opinion Is clapper because he's the
Speaker 6: easiest to get rid. Of he's not a smart. Man
Speaker 6: my desire Is. BRENNAN i don't like that. MAN i
Speaker 6: think he's got an evil streak in, him AND i
Speaker 6: don't trust anything he's ever.
Speaker 1: Said, WELL i don't trust to anybody who's a card carrying,
Speaker 1: communist voted communist in a presidential election In america to
Speaker 1: run the FREAKING.
Speaker 6: Cia, YEAH i sort of went Over brennan's past and
Speaker 6: he left THE cia after twenty five, years went to
Speaker 6: this The Analysis, corporation and just Before obama was elected
Speaker 6: in two thousand and, eight, well lo and, behold he
Speaker 6: came across all Of obama's passport. Records and it was
Speaker 6: an honest, mistake, right nobody really meant to do. That
Speaker 6: it just sort of. Happened but the passport records would
Speaker 6: tell you Everywhere obama was out of the, Country and
Speaker 6: again at what time he was out of the. Country,
Speaker 6: well lo and, Behold obama gets. Elected, Clapper i'm, Sorry
Speaker 6: brennan is nominated to BE cia. Head there's such an
Speaker 6: outcry that they pull the. Nomination but as soon As
Speaker 6: obama is elected the next, time BRENNON cia. Chief So
Speaker 6: i've always found that.
Speaker 1: Funny, well and, again follow the timeline right. Exactly you
Speaker 1: did a twenty year study Of Benjamin. Franklin what was
Speaker 1: the most surprising thing you found out About Ben. Franklin
Speaker 1: we know a, lot it's contained in historical. Records but
Speaker 1: what really shocked you about the life Of Ben franklin
Speaker 1: as you were studying his incredible journey as An american
Speaker 1: patriot and a founding.
Speaker 5: Father.
Speaker 6: YEAH i don't know if shock is the right word
Speaker 6: or amazed is a better.
Speaker 10: Word.
Speaker 6: Okay franklin was the type of person who wanted to know,
Speaker 6: everything and he almost. DID i, mean in his day and,
Speaker 6: Age franklin was about as close as you could be
Speaker 6: to knowing. Everything maybe one of the surprising things that
Speaker 6: people don't really really lies Is franklin worked on what
Speaker 6: he called his thirteen, traits and he based it on,
Speaker 6: saying IF i know what is right or, wrong why
Speaker 6: DON'T i always do what is right and avoid what is?
Speaker 6: Wrong and so his traits were a systematic way of
Speaker 6: approaching his psyche.
Speaker 9: And he did and why he did, it and this
Speaker 9: and that the other.
Speaker 6: Thing, well people talk about that quite, often BUT i
Speaker 6: don't think anybody's ever realized that What franklin was actually
Speaker 6: doing was psychoanalyzing himself before before anybody else ever talked
Speaker 6: about psycho. Analysis in other, words he, SAID i want
Speaker 6: to understand how people, operate and the best person for
Speaker 6: me to study is. Me and you, know it was
Speaker 6: it was a learning experience for me WHEN i was
Speaker 6: Reading franklin AND i, said you, KNOW i Like, franklin
Speaker 6: AND i Think i'd like to try those thirteen, traits you,
Speaker 6: know and follow them and see HOW i do and
Speaker 6: follow them Like. Franklin and WHEN i really got down
Speaker 6: to almost starting, it AND i say almost starting, IT i, said,
Speaker 6: No i'm not going to do. THIS i don't have
Speaker 6: enough courage to do. THIS i don't want to know
Speaker 6: that much about. Myself, yeah SO i backed.
Speaker 1: Off frank didn't more people should engage in that, experiment
Speaker 1: nonel BECAUSE i think one of the biggest problems we
Speaker 1: have as a society in social circles is a lack
Speaker 1: of self.
Speaker 6: Awareness, sure, sure and you, know a, simple elegant system
Speaker 6: is the name of the.
Speaker 9: Book BEFORE i, GO i wanted to just bring this.
Speaker 6: Out the interesting thing about a system of freedom when
Speaker 6: you look at it as a mechanical, system is that
Speaker 6: all the elements are self. Evident and by THAT i
Speaker 6: mean is once you get the foundations and believe it or,
Speaker 6: not the foundations are three, words, competition, waste and. Ease
Speaker 6: that's how a system of freedom. Works it's just that.
Speaker 6: Simple but once you get those, foundations everything else becomes self.
Speaker 6: Evident and by THAT i mean we have as human
Speaker 6: beings two great, systems the marketplace and. Government our entire
Speaker 6: lives are either involved in government or in the. Marketplace
Speaker 6: that's where all the money. Is it's either in the
Speaker 6: marketplace or. Government and when you look at these three,
Speaker 6: foundations you realize that the marketplace is a competitive. System you,
Speaker 6: know we, try we, strive we try to make things,
Speaker 6: better and competition is the mechanism that eliminates. Waste, okay
Speaker 6: that's self. Evident if you work at, something you get
Speaker 6: better at. Something you're eliminating. Waste when you take that
Speaker 6: concept and apply it the, government you realize government is,
Speaker 6: singular and so being, singular there can be no. Competition
Speaker 6: what is the. Result there is no mechanism to eliminate.
Speaker 6: Waste and this is why government always. Wastes it's such an,
Speaker 6: obvious self evident thing once you hear, it but we
Speaker 6: never ever think about. That and in, fact most people
Speaker 6: always look to government to create. Prosperity how does a
Speaker 6: system that can only waste create. Prosperity, yeah you're looking
Speaker 6: at the wrong but you gotta look to the. Marketplace
Speaker 6: that's where waste is.
Speaker 1: Eliminated, freedom real freedom revealed a, simple elegant system By Donald.
Speaker 1: Wilkie i'm imagining that's available wherever. Gets you're, sold, right don? Absolutely,
Speaker 1: oh thank you so much for your. Time great, stuff
Speaker 1: And i'm very interested in reading your book and it.
Speaker 10: Will open your. Eyes.
Speaker 6: Gary and again everything is self, evident and you, KNOW
Speaker 6: i have people read it and they say it was.
Speaker 8: Obvious you, know WELL i.
Speaker 1: Say, that AND i had no interest in reading your
Speaker 1: book before we, Talk so this worked for. Me you
Speaker 1: may have sold one at least fatch dotal that's. Terrific all, Right, Okay,
Speaker 1: gary we'll be back to wrap.
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