Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour, final hour
Speaker 1: of the Jesse Kelly Show. I don't want to waste
Speaker 1: a single second teasing anything else that's coming. I don't
Speaker 1: care about anything else that's coming. I'm talking to Buddy
Speaker 1: Lilly right now, and I'm loving it. Veteran of the
Speaker 1: Rhodesian Bush War. All right, buddy, you just got over there,
Speaker 1: you get yourself signed up, and you are leaving. You said,
Speaker 1: out on a convoy? What does that mean? Why a convoy?
Speaker 1: Where are you going?
Speaker 2: Went there? I was in Salisbury when I had the
Speaker 2: first interview with these from this lady from the court,
Speaker 2: and she sent me to Tali, which is used to
Speaker 2: be I think a stepping off point when people were
Speaker 2: going into Mosam Beacon Viiara for at one time it
Speaker 2: was a vacation spot. But anyway, when I asked her
Speaker 2: how do I get there? And they said, well, most
Speaker 2: people hitchhike, and I said, oh cool, I kid you not.
Speaker 2: We I got a TAXI went to the hitch height
Speaker 2: spot and you took what you took your place in line.
Speaker 2: If you understand, you know, the first person there got
Speaker 2: the first ride that came by, et cetera. Et cetera.
Speaker 2: And my first ride that I got was with a gentleman,
Speaker 2: older gentleman who's my age now probably, but back then, uh,
Speaker 2: and I had a heck of a time understanding him
Speaker 2: with his heavy English accent, and he had a heck
Speaker 2: of a time understanding me with my Southern accent, which
Speaker 2: is pretty much gone now. But it was a nice ride.
Speaker 2: He told me about, pointed out things. He had a
Speaker 2: pristine sterling I'm sure you're familiar with that nine millimeter
Speaker 2: just like a little submachine gun he'd had for years,
Speaker 2: and with a back of you know, whole bag of magazines.
Speaker 2: And he just riding down the road by himself, glad
Speaker 2: to have somebody come along in case they got into
Speaker 2: a bang bang shoot him up. He let me off
Speaker 2: at a place called the Sapi, which the Rasapi Rivers
Speaker 2: won a notable I believe it or not, in the
Speaker 2: middle of a war. They were doing two breast rafting
Speaker 2: rafting excuse me down there, which kind of surprised me.
Speaker 2: So uh. In between there, I had gotten a ride
Speaker 2: with a gentleman from Bird's Eye Farms. He wanted me,
Speaker 2: he offered me a job, but again I passed out.
Speaker 2: Me up because again I wasn't familiar with nothing. So anyway,
Speaker 2: by the time I got into Asapie, I was getting
Speaker 2: a little tired of the long comes a I believe
Speaker 2: it was called a Rhino Army armored army armored vehicle
Speaker 2: with four young guys in it, and they stopped back
Speaker 2: up give me a ride. I said, this is very cool.
Speaker 2: So I'm heading into Salisbury in this and these guys
Speaker 2: have been called the terrorists, call up Aldust. One was eighteen,
Speaker 2: they were sixteen, seventeen, eighteen years old, and they took
Speaker 2: me into town and from there I hooked up at
Speaker 2: the CID lady and she in turn hooked me up
Speaker 2: with Anglo American Slash Force Management Service, who hired me
Speaker 2: and put me on convoy duty, escorting timber trucks believe
Speaker 2: it or not, in and out of the Tamani many
Speaker 2: mountains between Talian there.
Speaker 1: Okay, so walk me through convoy duty. What is your job?
Speaker 1: How many vehicles? What is the danger out there the environment?
Speaker 1: Walk us to it.
Speaker 2: Okay. I went on as a a gunner with one
Speaker 2: of them, Mashown, who was carrying the meg you know
Speaker 2: talking about felt fed, and we drove around we were
Speaker 2: a We didn't stay in one place in the convoy.
Speaker 2: We had a little I think it was a a
Speaker 2: Susan and two guys in the front seat. Me and
Speaker 2: a micheone are in the back with the seven six
Speaker 2: y two mag and we may we may ride a
Speaker 2: mile back from the convoy. We may go up and
Speaker 2: get in the middle of the convoy. And it was
Speaker 2: really dangerous because they they would spread out too much.
Speaker 2: I haven't got a you know, you know what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about on that, and it was really uncomfortable. They
Speaker 2: would get hit. After I took over as EXO at
Speaker 2: one of the companies, but right after I left them,
Speaker 2: the convoy got hit all but we would go in.
Speaker 2: We'd leave them tally about one o'clock. We would go
Speaker 2: into mal Setta, which was where one of the sawmills
Speaker 2: was at. And then from mel Sta we'd take one
Speaker 2: truck and go to Tillbury Estate, which was where I
Speaker 2: would end up being stationed at, and there we would
Speaker 2: leave an empty track the trailer and pick up one
Speaker 2: September that been cut come back. They had a hotel
Speaker 2: there that the company owned. Cross us two bucks a night.
Speaker 2: We stay there and about six o'clock and the next
Speaker 2: morning we'd be back on the road back to Tolly
Speaker 2: get there about eleven o'clock, two hour turnaround and it
Speaker 2: was back on the road again.
Speaker 1: Buddy, you say again speaking with Buddy Lily, veteran of
Speaker 1: the Rhodesian Bushmore. You say, after you left, the convoy
Speaker 1: got hit? What does that mean? What happened to it?
Speaker 3: Who did? What?
Speaker 2: They got ambushed? Was h not far from Melsetta. I'm
Speaker 2: not I can't remember everything, but it was scattered out
Speaker 2: and they hit the one of the chase trucks like
Speaker 2: I was on. Nobody's hurt, but the guys had to
Speaker 2: give up the truck and get out of the way.
Speaker 2: They had to hit the bush run. The other guys
Speaker 2: open fire, and I found out that G three brass
Speaker 2: line can break the windshield. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: ever had that experience or not in a rick or not,
Speaker 2: but brass flying in the windows will break it all.
Speaker 2: None of the security people were hurt. One of the
Speaker 2: civilians lost the leg. It blew as hitting below the
Speaker 2: below the knee and mess him up.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, all right, buddy, you you leave this job?
Speaker 1: What's your next job? And why did you leave.
Speaker 2: They had they needed an EXO at the security office
Speaker 2: at teb uh Here it's timberline off. I got Tillbury
Speaker 2: excuse me, Tillbury Estate where we would we would go
Speaker 2: into at night. And they asked me if I wanted
Speaker 2: to do it, and I liked it. It was uh,
Speaker 2: I was uncomfortable with the way the convoys were acting.
Speaker 2: And if you tried to control African drivers, forget it.
Speaker 2: They don't know but one speed and that's fast. They're
Speaker 2: racing each other, and some things in different countries don't change.
Speaker 2: So I went there and they asked me if I
Speaker 2: wanted to stay on. So I went on and had
Speaker 2: my gear brought up from on Tolly and I took
Speaker 2: over as number two in charge.
Speaker 1: Buddy, Is that where you stayed for the remainder of
Speaker 1: the war. Where'd you go from there?
Speaker 2: I stayed right there. I came home on R and R.
Speaker 2: We can go back and fill in later, but I
Speaker 2: came home in R and R after the peacekeeping forces
Speaker 2: came in. And once I got home, I got I
Speaker 2: got a call. Don't come back until we call you
Speaker 2: because it wasn't looking real good.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is still I'm assuming nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 1: what does.
Speaker 2: Still seventy nine? Yes, sir, I got. I was on
Speaker 2: the convoys for about ten days. So when they put
Speaker 2: they asked me if I wanted to take over his
Speaker 2: XO on the Militia Company or whatever you want to
Speaker 2: call them. They're all mashona. There were two, myself and
Speaker 2: the other uh oh, I see he was white, and
Speaker 2: then the rest of them are all mashona.
Speaker 3: Mashona.
Speaker 1: All right, now we are gonna continue this story, actually
Speaker 1: right there in a moment mashona, because this is something
Speaker 1: that's the obviously more appropriate word.
Speaker 3: I believe that I think I called him shana I.
Speaker 1: I don't know whatever, but either way, we're gonna come
Speaker 1: back with Buddy. We'll find out about these guys. It's
Speaker 1: just just two white guys all black guys. I told
Speaker 1: you this wasn't a white versus black thing like our
Speaker 1: dirty comedy media in this country sold everybody. But we'll
Speaker 1: be back. Get the rest of Buddy Lily's story. Veteran
Speaker 1: of the Rhodesian Bush War, hang on. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember you can email
Speaker 1: the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot Com back with
Speaker 1: Rhodesian Bush War veteran Buddy Lily. Okay, buddy, you take
Speaker 1: over as XO. Sorry, that's executive officer for any civilian types.
Speaker 1: You don't understand what that means. You take over as
Speaker 1: XO of a quote militia company. Were there a lot
Speaker 1: of those.
Speaker 2: I had, Well, I only had I had sixty mole
Speaker 2: shown in my company. I used the term militia. They
Speaker 2: called themselves guards. I had sixty giver take. Some of
Speaker 2: them stayed at the compounds where the Europeans lived at.
Speaker 2: We kept two to three there all the time. You
Speaker 2: know they lived there. I mean they they lived with
Speaker 2: the families, They ate with the families. They stayed up
Speaker 2: and guarded them all night long. And we usually we
Speaker 2: stayed around sixty personnel giver or take all.
Speaker 1: Right, so how are you getting around the country? And
Speaker 1: what are you doing?
Speaker 3: What? What?
Speaker 1: What are you doing with these Mashona tribesmen that that
Speaker 1: you're now basically in charge of?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Well, as I mentioned, we had people that stayed at
Speaker 2: the European compounds where the Europeans lived at White they
Speaker 2: called them Europeans over there. They were the permanent security,
Speaker 2: and then we ran uh patrols, mounted patrols, foot patrols, usual,
Speaker 2: same stuff that you do anywhere else. Make an appearance
Speaker 2: that let the bad guys know you're here and see
Speaker 2: if we can get you to come out, which they
Speaker 2: did come out.
Speaker 3: What kind of fighters were they?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Buddy good, bad idiots, brave.
Speaker 2: To be real honest when I'm gonna tell you I
Speaker 2: got from some of the guys that I work with,
Speaker 2: which a couple of them had been Rhodesian light infantry.
Speaker 2: The hardcore were were you know, the ones that went
Speaker 2: to Korea or Russia somewhere for training were pretty they
Speaker 2: were pretty hardcore. But the rest of them were just criminals.
Speaker 2: They didn't care who the government was. They had an
Speaker 2: AK forty seven and they could go out and rob, steal, rate,
Speaker 2: do what they want to and it was all for liberty,
Speaker 2: you know, to liberate the country. So if that gives
Speaker 2: you an answer.
Speaker 1: No, it it does. It's not a surprising answer at all.
Speaker 1: Comedies are always recruiting these dirt balls in any society
Speaker 1: to go butcher wonderful people. There's no question about it.
Speaker 1: What was the attitude of the Rhodesians when it came
Speaker 1: to international things, meaning was their hatred for Britain, for
Speaker 1: America for selling them out?
Speaker 3: Did they ever bring it up? Did they not care?
Speaker 2: Yes, kind of. I got checked out, vetted. They went
Speaker 2: through my gear. They thought I was CIA, which I wasn't.
Speaker 2: I mean, if I was, I would tell you right now.
Speaker 2: I was on my own and I'm not. As I
Speaker 2: told one of the guys, I said, mat, if I'm CIA,
Speaker 2: I'd be here to do something to help you, you know,
Speaker 2: not ended that Britain. They hated the Brits. Imagine what
Speaker 2: happened when the British send in people for the peacekeeping force?
Speaker 2: That was not pretty.
Speaker 3: What happened? What was this peacekeeping force? What happened?
Speaker 2: We're getting a little ahead of ourselves. But when the
Speaker 2: Lord Carrington, Jimmy Carter, I believe all of them got
Speaker 2: together and they came up with this plan there was
Speaker 2: gonna be free elections, which didn't happen. New Zealand, Australia
Speaker 2: two other countries sent in supposedly peacekeeping forces, which was
Speaker 2: a laugh because when these guys traveled with our convoys,
Speaker 2: they traveled a lock and loaded. What does that tell you?
Speaker 2: But that's why I came home in R and R
Speaker 2: because we had been we'd been shut down. I couldn't
Speaker 2: do any patrols. My last patrol, which is a good story,
Speaker 2: I'll tell that in a minute. But we would shut down.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 3: Patrol.
Speaker 2: Well, let me let me if I could let me
Speaker 2: go into the day by day.
Speaker 3: Routine, please go ahead, please.
Speaker 2: That would work into everything. I hadn't been there too
Speaker 2: long when, for what reason I never understood, the terriffs
Speaker 2: would go in there and try and set the forest
Speaker 2: on fire. It was a timber form. There was a
Speaker 2: thirty thousand acres of Georgia pines there. That's hard to believe.
Speaker 2: That they had brought them in years before, and they
Speaker 2: grew exceedingly fast and healthy up there in the mountains.
Speaker 2: So we had to go let provide security for the
Speaker 2: company workers along the saw mill workers who were trying
Speaker 2: to put the fire out. And that ended up most
Speaker 2: of the night. About three o'clock in the morning. Uh,
Speaker 2: my E five in charge, I call it E five.
Speaker 2: They have one sergeant, one sergeant major, and everybody else
Speaker 2: were foot soldiers. He came in and a little bit
Speaker 2: of humor stood at attention in my room and sounded
Speaker 2: like when you're kippling with his famous Sir, I believe
Speaker 2: they want you at the fire perfectly. So we hauled
Speaker 2: but out get down there. Uh the estate managers supervising.
Speaker 2: This is two or three o'clock in the morning, and
Speaker 2: they kept setting little fires different places and it weren't
Speaker 2: burning good, but they were trying to set them. So
Speaker 2: he told the sergeant and another couple of the macheler
Speaker 2: to take me to a certain area to get out
Speaker 2: and fire some rounds so that one group may think
Speaker 2: that the other group was in contact. Which, okay, that worked,
Speaker 2: so we did that. We come flying back in through there.
Speaker 2: I stopped the we were we had what was called
Speaker 2: Leopard It was supposedly a you know, explosion proof vehicle,
Speaker 2: and we stopped and there was an explosion. The army
Speaker 2: had sent a reactionary force from downtown Melsetta, which is
Speaker 2: a lot of very but besides that, it's not very big.
Speaker 2: But they had army detachment there and they come up
Speaker 2: and they hit a mine. I could see first heard
Speaker 2: an RPG go off which came from the weapon, came
Speaker 2: from the army vehicle. They fired, and I could a
Speaker 2: cotton glimpse of some green Tracers, and I hauled at Well,
Speaker 2: let me go back to my sergeant again and for
Speaker 2: a little.
Speaker 1: Humor, pause for just a moment, Buddy, I hate to
Speaker 1: interrupt you a midstory, but we have a heartbreak. We'll
Speaker 1: come back and we'll go to your sergeant major as
Speaker 1: you're in the middle of a firefight and land mines
Speaker 1: and everything else. I hate to interrupt you at this point,
Speaker 1: but hang on, we're going to commercial. We'll be right
Speaker 1: back with Buddy Lily hamp on an amazing Wednesday. I'm
Speaker 1: just nerding out right now with veteran of the Rhodesian
Speaker 1: bush War, Buddy Lily. I've never done an interview this
Speaker 1: long on this show. It I'm loving it all right, Buddy.
Speaker 1: The floor is back to being yours. Got yourself in
Speaker 1: a firefight. There's RPGs green tracers that means decades, by
Speaker 1: the way for people who don't know.
Speaker 3: And the floor is back to being yours.
Speaker 2: So my sage, the same one. He stands up behind me.
Speaker 2: I'm driving and he says, Sir, I believe it is
Speaker 2: an ambush. And I said, I said, I'm driving, You're
Speaker 2: in charge. So I had to go up about fifty yards,
Speaker 2: not even fifty yards, twenty five thirty yards, take a
Speaker 2: left on the road and I went nose to nose
Speaker 2: with the army vehicle that and hit the mine to
Speaker 2: avoid free fire. In between all this, it wasn't funny then,
Speaker 2: it's funny now. They cut loose with a G three. Oh.
Speaker 2: I had three guys in the back, two of them
Speaker 2: had G three's and one of them had a FA
Speaker 2: and the sageant. They're firing over the top through the canvas,
Speaker 2: and you know where all the brass is going. Oh,
Speaker 2: you've been there before.
Speaker 1: I had one down my flack jacket right time.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, I've never just robed so fast in my life.
Speaker 2: Ah. As you know in ambushes, it's over in thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: When I pulled in, everybody quit firing, and two minutes
Speaker 2: later everybody's out front. They're shaking. My guys are with
Speaker 2: the Mashona Army guys. They're shaking hands and exchanging cigarettes.
Speaker 2: And the driver gets out and he says, oh, you're
Speaker 2: the yank. I said yes, sir, and he said glad
Speaker 2: to meet you. You know, he said, this is my
Speaker 2: fifth mind i've hit. And I looked at him. I
Speaker 2: said this is the fifth time you've hit of mine.
Speaker 2: He said, yep, And I said Jesus oh, And I
Speaker 2: was deaf. I had I was still felt and being burnt.
Speaker 2: And these guys were just so relaxed, you know, you
Speaker 2: automatically and drenalin goes down. Everybody's cool. So we went
Speaker 2: back and had breakfast. What can I.
Speaker 3: Say, Rhodesians? Did you find them to be good troops? Buddy?
Speaker 2: Yes, the ones that I all the guys that I
Speaker 2: worked with on the convoy, one of them was still
Speaker 2: active duty from the Rhodesian Rifles. He had been in
Speaker 2: the bush so long he had months of leaves, so
Speaker 2: they gave him his lead. He was a sergeant major
Speaker 2: and he was working for the company while he was
Speaker 2: on leave. One of the guys had come from RLI
Speaker 2: and I saw his record. In one month he did
Speaker 2: twenty seven jumps. How many guys? Many?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Great, That's more than most guys do in their whole career. Buddy,
Speaker 1: I have to ask you about your last patrol.
Speaker 3: Tell us that story.
Speaker 2: When the King's Keeping Forces came in, the estate manager said, look,
Speaker 2: we're going to have to quit. We can't go out there.
Speaker 2: Well about a month prior, we'd had him come into
Speaker 2: one of the villages, and unfortunately we couldn't catch up
Speaker 2: with them before they got to the TTL, which is
Speaker 2: their tribal trust land. We even put a block and
Speaker 2: force outh and just couldn't get to them. There's a
Speaker 2: lot more to it, but that just now the two.
Speaker 2: So with payday coming up, he said, let's go out.
Speaker 2: He said, go out and let the tears know that
Speaker 2: we're looking for him anyway, because they like to come
Speaker 2: into the villages on Payday and help themselves to whatever
Speaker 2: of money they could get. We were doing a short run.
Speaker 2: One my point guy looked and picked up a letter.
Speaker 2: It was a fresh letter, had been opened, but it
Speaker 2: was a terrorist writing each other back and forth. And
Speaker 2: he says, they're here. I said, oh great, So I
Speaker 2: called headquarters. We had radios. They weren't real good, but
Speaker 2: we called and I said, we're going to follow them.
Speaker 2: So here we go. I only had two I had
Speaker 2: five guys with me. I had two canteens of water
Speaker 2: with me and that was it. And we got on
Speaker 2: a game trail got going down the hills. First thing
Speaker 2: I was walking point at the time. First thing I
Speaker 2: came across as a trip wire. Well it wasn't a
Speaker 2: trip wire. It was a snare. My guys explained to
Speaker 2: me that the tears would snare an animal and just
Speaker 2: leave it and when they needed food next time they
Speaker 2: come through, they'd kill it, which is I'd get new. Well,
Speaker 2: you know that slowed us down. We found it was
Speaker 2: a nice trail, but we found one or two more
Speaker 2: of those. It's been so long. And we came out
Speaker 2: of the brush on the side of a hill a
Speaker 2: little bit and next thing I know, I had my
Speaker 2: tracker was up front. Stephen was his English name. He
Speaker 2: was a Mashona and he was like a goat. He
Speaker 2: can just walk up anything. Jesse. I looked down and
Speaker 2: there was a stream down there, and it must have
Speaker 2: been two hundred foot straight down rocks. And I have
Speaker 2: never felt my gut come up in my throat like
Speaker 2: it right then. Two reasons I didn't want to fall,
Speaker 2: and we were wide open if we were following you know,
Speaker 2: uh Terras four. And now I'm all I could think of.
Speaker 2: I had screwed up big time. I got this whole
Speaker 2: patrol right here in the open, and we had about
Speaker 2: fifteen foot to go. And when we finally got up there.
Speaker 2: I was man, I would say. We all just kind
Speaker 2: of laid down, and by then all two canteens of
Speaker 2: water was gone. This has been six seven hours. Just
Speaker 2: got comfortable. Steven looks up and he motions at me.
Speaker 2: He put his fingers up on my on his collar,
Speaker 2: which so then I met, you know, for me to
Speaker 2: come forward. There's a good coming up the river the stream.
Speaker 2: He's not armed, and of course they want me to.
Speaker 2: They came out, and we didn't know if it was
Speaker 2: a terrorist or whether it was a villager. We sat
Speaker 2: there watching, watching. He was going along doing something in
Speaker 2: the water, and I could have got him. It wasn't
Speaker 2: over one hundred and fifty yards. I could have popped him,
Speaker 2: but I didn't want to shoot an innocent although they
Speaker 2: weren't supposed to be there. Said okay, let's see if
Speaker 2: we can slip down and capture him, which was not
Speaker 2: a good idea because he probably had friends, but it
Speaker 2: was a good idea at the time. We knocked the
Speaker 2: rock down the hill, just like in the movie.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: I motioned the guys to go in in defensive position.
Speaker 2: I said, oh, we are so screwed. That was two
Speaker 2: mistakes I had made the same day and nothing happened.
Speaker 2: We waited. Finally we used on down the hill. We
Speaker 2: got to the creek and myself and Steven stood guard.
Speaker 2: Well the rest of them got into water and then
Speaker 2: they stood guarding. We got down and got cooled off
Speaker 2: and everything ended up. We had lost radio contact, headed
Speaker 2: up on Follally, got up on a hill where I
Speaker 2: could reach all the base told them where we were.
Speaker 2: They knew where we were at, so they said, wait,
Speaker 2: we'll send our guys out to get you. And we
Speaker 2: sat there talking and it was very sad because one
Speaker 2: of the guys asked me. He said, mister, They called me,
Speaker 2: mister budd, where are you going? You can go home
Speaker 2: when this is over. And I looked at him. I said, guys,
Speaker 2: all I can tell you to do. If my gobby wins,
Speaker 2: take your weapons and go to South Africa, travel at
Speaker 2: night all because they could not go back to their
Speaker 2: village's just if they did, they'd be killed. Plus their
Speaker 2: families would be killed because they had been you know,
Speaker 2: security people. So as we went by, then we got
Speaker 2: on back and we couldn't do anything. You would just
Speaker 2: sit around just kill time, and you know, twiddled your thumbs.
Speaker 2: So that's when I asked the boss about going home
Speaker 2: on R and R for thirty days or whatever. Of course,
Speaker 2: they gave me a wish list of stuff to bring back,
Speaker 2: which I knew I couldn't do, but I would try anyway.
Speaker 2: And that's about how it ended. Got home and got
Speaker 2: a call. So there I was broke, unemployed. I tried
Speaker 2: to get my job back with the government and that
Speaker 2: didn't go over. Real good.
Speaker 1: Story, Jacky, Buddy, Lily, Buddy, I just cannot thank you
Speaker 1: enough for giving us this perspective is it's nothing.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: People are just wrapped up fascinated by it. I've been
Speaker 1: fascinated by it. Thank you for one your service to
Speaker 1: our country, service to a wonderful country like Rhodesia, for
Speaker 1: giving us some time. Appreciate you very much, Buddy, Lily,
Speaker 1: simplify my friend. Merry Christmas to you and yours, by
Speaker 1: the way, Mary Christmas. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday.
Speaker 1: You can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: What a freaking week it has been already we're cruising
Speaker 1: into the end of it, we're like ten minutes away
Speaker 1: from Donald Trump addressing the nation. Now, presidents are almost
Speaker 1: always late. You can be late when you're the President
Speaker 1: of the United States of America. But at nine pm Eastern,
Speaker 1: we'll see if the rumors are true that he's essentially
Speaker 1: gonna say Venezuela's got it coming. Jewish producer Chris disagrees
Speaker 1: that's what he's gonna say. I'm not saying I think
Speaker 1: it is. There's a lot of rumors going around.
Speaker 3: We'll find out.
Speaker 1: Let's hope by the time I sit down tomorrow, we're
Speaker 1: not at war with Venezuela. What Chris, Chris said, Congress
Speaker 1: would never declare war. What do you think you live
Speaker 1: in a country where that still matters. They don't even
Speaker 1: ask Congress anymore. They just they just decide to go
Speaker 1: do it whenever they want to do it. It's just whatever, Jesse.
Speaker 1: We need to import all of Western Europeans who hold
Speaker 1: our ideals that are about to lose their lands. We
Speaker 1: will need them to reconquer our own, and then we
Speaker 1: need to conquer Canada as well. If Mexico, Mexico looks
Speaker 1: at us wrong, they'll be next. I love Canadians, and
Speaker 1: there are so many hardcore right wingers in Canada and
Speaker 1: they are outnumbered impossibly. Now they were always outnumbered a little,
Speaker 1: But now I heard an incredible stat and I don't
Speaker 1: want to misquote it, so let'll we just clarify what
Speaker 1: I'm about to say. Maybe incorrect, but I think it's
Speaker 1: in the last four or five years, Canada has had
Speaker 1: a twenty percent increase in their population all foreigners. They
Speaker 1: just completely Look, I've told you that's what.
Speaker 3: They want to do. That's the plan.
Speaker 1: You outnumber your patriotic citizens so they never have a
Speaker 1: voice and you get to maintain your tyranny forever. The
Speaker 1: ultimate patriotic issue is immigration. You can tell how patriotic
Speaker 1: you are based on how you are on that issue,
Speaker 1: because to the communist it is everything. Why do you
Speaker 1: think they talk like this? How do you think it ends?
Speaker 1: How do you think the era ends?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 3: This is I'm hoping.
Speaker 4: This is what I'm hoping that midterms people come out
Speaker 4: and vote like crazy to switch it over and then
Speaker 4: the recon incomes. That's what I want. All everybody that
Speaker 4: work for ICE, I want them in jail. I just
Speaker 4: want a wreck.
Speaker 3: Everybody that works for ice, I want them in jail.
Speaker 1: They'll talk like this that Democrats will now without even
Speaker 1: like it's not like there it's a text message that
Speaker 1: got exposed. They'll step up to the microphone in public
Speaker 1: and they'll announce that immigrants build America, just right in
Speaker 1: your face. They don't hide it at all. Again, here's
Speaker 1: Steve Cohen.
Speaker 2: They're arresting people simply for the offense of being in
Speaker 2: the country illegally.
Speaker 3: It's not right.
Speaker 1: They're mortified that we're deporting people who are here illegally. Anyway,
Speaker 1: as far as bringing in people who share our values,
Speaker 1: it's a fun thing to dream about. It will never happen.
Speaker 1: Trump did a little of it. He brought in some Africaners.
Speaker 1: Remember Africaners. Well, actually, it's a good time to bring
Speaker 1: it up. What happened in Rhodesia. It's happening already in
Speaker 1: South Africa now too, where the ruling communist elite there
Speaker 1: they've declared that white people are the enemy, white people
Speaker 1: are evil, and white people were under assault over there.
Speaker 1: So the white ones there are called Africaners, and Trump
Speaker 1: brought a bunch of them over here. Notice you never
Speaker 1: hear word from them. Notice they're not all on welfare. Notice,
Speaker 1: they never run to the news and talk like that.
Speaker 5: The biggest worry of the new executive order is that
Speaker 5: it does separate families. It doesn't create an exception for
Speaker 5: you as citizens to have their family members be able
Speaker 5: to come visit and celebrate milestones with them.
Speaker 1: And so this is a very cool They just show
Speaker 1: up on a job, go to work, grateful. Who you
Speaker 1: bring in matters a lot. It matters a lot. Every
Speaker 1: culture is not the same, Every culture is not equal.
Speaker 1: There are disgusting third world thieving, raping, murdering cultures out
Speaker 1: there all across the globe, and the number of people
Speaker 1: you should bring into your country from those cultures is zero.
Speaker 1: You go and keep just go murder anyone you want
Speaker 1: in your country. You stay out of my country, but
Speaker 1: not us. Because we have a Democrat Party and Republicans
Speaker 1: like James Langford. We've thrown open our borders and brought
Speaker 1: these barbarians into your classroom.
Speaker 3: That's why they ate your cat last week.
Speaker 2: And now here's a headline while you know, you know the.
Speaker 3: Thing headlines we didn't get to.
Speaker 1: Abdul l said, by the way, he's running for office
Speaker 1: in Michigan, not Lebanon.
Speaker 3: I swear proposed.
Speaker 1: Commuting all sentences for juveniles facing life in prison. The
Speaker 1: plan would grant early release to some of Michigan's most
Speaker 1: violent killers. It's almost like they're trying to put violent
Speaker 1: criminals back into society. No, that couldn't be it, right,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they're just No. You've new Canadian school rule
Speaker 1: forces kids to wear helmets to play in the snow.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. I wish I could tell my father
Speaker 1: about that. Hydrogen plays part in global warming according to
Speaker 1: a study. I reminded that there is no global warming warming,
Speaker 1: No man cause global warming. The Earth's weather patterns are
Speaker 1: exactly that patterns. It heats, it cools, it does its thing.
Speaker 1: But the very idea that man is destroying the earth
Speaker 1: is an idea that's going to kill a.
Speaker 3: Couple billion people one day.
Speaker 1: Trump's marijuana move has Democrats nervous. According to a CNN analyst,
Speaker 1: one might say they're paranoid. Foiled again. Fentanyl dealer shows
Speaker 1: up to court with more drugs. Hey, that's where the
Speaker 1: criminals are. You can hardly blame him for that. House
Speaker 1: Republican who voted to impeach Trump in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: won't seek reelection.
Speaker 3: Goly, we have some freaking loser dorks.
Speaker 1: Rubio says he will not run in twenty twenty eight
Speaker 1: and JD. Vance enters the race. That is not only
Speaker 1: are they friends, that's just a realistic acknowledgment from Rubio
Speaker 1: that Jdvans is going to be very difficult to beat
Speaker 1: in the Republican primary.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll be back tomorrow. I don't even know
Speaker 3: what we're gonna do. We'll have fun, though, that's all.