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Speaker 2: what are we gonna talk about tonight? I was going
Speaker 2: through different stories and things like that, and it was
Speaker 2: one of those times where there just wasn't a particular
Speaker 2: thing that stuck out to me when it came to
Speaker 2: a direction for the show. There wasn't a clear cut
Speaker 2: story that I felt like, Okay, there's my lead, there's
Speaker 2: my middle, there's my end. That doesn't happen often, but
Speaker 2: every now and then that's gonna be a thing. So
Speaker 2: I got to thinking and what could be fun. It's
Speaker 2: just kind of go off on a couple of rants
Speaker 2: here tonight. No true story, no true hook, But let's
Speaker 2: talk about some things that are on my mind and
Speaker 2: see if we can get some things off my chest
Speaker 2: when it comes to things we're seeing nowadays, and I
Speaker 2: think one of the first places I want to begin,
Speaker 2: one of the first places I want to look at,
Speaker 2: is this over reaction from some people to Donald Trump
Speaker 2: own anything and everything. Look, there are gonna be disagreements
Speaker 2: with Donald Trump. There are things that I might not
Speaker 2: necessarily agree with. But we are still early in the
Speaker 2: presidency and there are some good signs. There are also
Speaker 2: some calculated risk being taken, and maybe, just maybe it's
Speaker 2: a good idea to sit back and wait and see
Speaker 2: how things play out. But of course the left doesn't
Speaker 2: want to do that. They were instantly outraged that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump got that into the White House in the first place.
Speaker 2: They still don't seem to comprehend the whole reason why
Speaker 2: they lost last year was they're out of touch. The
Speaker 2: fact that they want to continue to vilify Trump at
Speaker 2: every turn, try to make him sound like he's the
Speaker 2: second coming of Adolph Hitler or whatever other nonsense they
Speaker 2: want to come up with. They just don't want to
Speaker 2: even potentially see how anything can play out. Now, can
Speaker 2: that sometimes be the same on our side? Yes, it's
Speaker 2: always the sky is falling when your side doesn't win.
Speaker 2: And maybe it's a good rule of thumb to sit
Speaker 2: back and just see how things play out. And if
Speaker 2: they play out the way that you think they are,
Speaker 2: then you can start to criticize and have your dozens
Speaker 2: upon dozens of people show up to your ridiculous little protest.
Speaker 2: But then it makes more sense because you're seeing more.
Speaker 2: But one of the other things, and this is something
Speaker 2: that I really want to go off on, is why
Speaker 2: is a gang member the face of everything that's wrong
Speaker 2: with Donald Trump? Yes, I'm talking about the gang member
Speaker 2: that was deported back to El Salvador. You've got Democrats
Speaker 2: senators going to visit him. You've got Democrats fighting to
Speaker 2: get him brought back to the country. Despite the fact
Speaker 2: he is in his home country. It's insane, people, because
Speaker 2: this is the level of insanity that we've reached. We've
Speaker 2: reached a level now where honest dialogue and honest conversations
Speaker 2: can't be had. It's a line drawn over here, it's
Speaker 2: a line drawn over there. We can't have an honest
Speaker 2: conversation any longer about the merits of what anyone's trying
Speaker 2: to do. The fact that the Democrats want to put
Speaker 2: this man as the face of their entire anti deportation
Speaker 2: movement speaks volumes about how far they've fallen.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: This is a man who's been accused of bidding his wife.
Speaker 2: This is a man who is got king membership tottudo
Speaker 2: in his hands. He's not a good dude, and yet
Speaker 2: the Left wants you to see him as a saint.
Speaker 2: We've seen this type of behavior out of the Left before.
Speaker 2: This isn't anything new. The entire Black Lives movement hit
Speaker 2: its boom point because they elevated a drug user into
Speaker 2: a saint. Yes, I'm talking about George Floyd, and I
Speaker 2: know that's going to make some people angry when I
Speaker 2: refer to him in that manner, but it is the truth.
Speaker 2: The man was no saint. The man was hyped up
Speaker 2: at the time of his death on drugs. But again
Speaker 2: he became the poster child of everything that's wrong with
Speaker 2: this country and how there's still so much racism. And
Speaker 2: here's the truth. Racism does exist in this country, but
Speaker 2: it's primarily being practiced by those on the left, the
Speaker 2: ones who only seek race every time and figure out
Speaker 2: a way to exploit it. They're the racist. The members
Speaker 2: of minority groups who always exploit and accuse white people
Speaker 2: of being racist when they can't actually debate issues, they're
Speaker 2: the racist. That's the reality. People. But this is again
Speaker 2: I point out the George Floyd thing because I won't
Speaker 2: try to make you understand that this is what they
Speaker 2: always do. They always push us into these segmented groups
Speaker 2: in an attempt to keep us apart. If we focus
Speaker 2: on our differences, we can never focus on our commonality.
Speaker 2: If we focus on the things that continue to drive
Speaker 2: us apart, we can never come together. And if we're divided,
Speaker 2: that's better for those in charge. Look that understand that
Speaker 2: they don't like Donald Trump. I understand that they wish
Speaker 2: that he hadn't been elected, but he was. This election
Speaker 2: was a mandate from the American people that we've had
Speaker 2: enough of certain things. We've had enough of rampant illegal
Speaker 2: immigration in our country. We've had enough of the political
Speaker 2: correctness run amok. We've had enough of woke politics. We've
Speaker 2: had enough of DEI initiatives. That's why Donald Trump won.
Speaker 2: You factor that in on top of it, that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden had no business running for reelection in the first place,
Speaker 2: and then when you finally do get him off the ballot,
Speaker 2: you will replace him with probably the single worst candidate
Speaker 2: you could have picked. Now, some people be like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're just being mean to Kamala Harris. No, no, I'm not,
Speaker 2: because I could say a whole lot worse about her,
Speaker 2: but I'm not going to Everyone saw who she was
Speaker 2: last year. She was a candidate that they even tried
Speaker 2: to hide from the media, and the media for the
Speaker 2: most part, were willing participants in helping hider. They weren't
Speaker 2: really pushing as hard, and maybe not at first. They
Speaker 2: might have after they got called out for it, but
Speaker 2: at first they weren't even calling for a true press
Speaker 2: conference or a true interview with her. They were part
Speaker 2: of the sham, and they were willing participants in that
Speaker 2: and that's the reason why people don't take the media
Speaker 2: seriously anymore. That'll be another rent probably before the end
Speaker 2: of the show. But now here we are and we're
Speaker 2: sitting back and we're watching everything unfold, and yes, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's taking some risk, especially when it comes to the tariffs.
Speaker 2: But if it works out and we get better trade
Speaker 2: deals for the United States of America, then are the
Speaker 2: left going to admit they were wrong or are they
Speaker 2: going to continue to attack, attack, attack. We know the answer.
Speaker 2: They're never going to admit they were wrong. They're going
Speaker 2: to continue down the same path that they always do,
Speaker 2: and they're going to continue to hammer Donald Trump at
Speaker 2: every turn. That's who they are, that's who they've always been.
Speaker 2: It's frustrating because I can tell you this, if something
Speaker 2: works and it ends up being for the betterment of
Speaker 2: our country, and I was against initially, but I get
Speaker 2: proven wrong, I have no problem admitting it. It's insane,
Speaker 2: but that's where we are in this country. We can't
Speaker 2: have honest discussions. We can't have honest conversations about these
Speaker 2: things because again, if I take a stance that is
Speaker 2: counter to the precious Republican Party, oh, then you're not
Speaker 2: a conservative, actually I am. It's the Republican Party that
Speaker 2: a lot of times kicks conservatives in the nuts and
Speaker 2: runs away. That's that's the problem here. I look at
Speaker 2: people through my ideology, not through the letter next to
Speaker 2: their name, and that's the honest truth, and that's the
Speaker 2: way we should be looking at things. But we're so
Speaker 2: segmented into our little tribes that we can't do that anymore.
Speaker 2: We can't look at things the way that we used to.
Speaker 2: And look, I get it, you're part of the red tribe,
Speaker 2: you're part of the blue tribe. You want to be
Speaker 2: a good soldier for them, But what's that gotten us
Speaker 2: the last twenty years. It's not really gotten us where
Speaker 2: we want to be. What we've really seen is a
Speaker 2: Republican Party move further and further to left. We've got
Speaker 2: a Republican Party that has sold out conservatives time and
Speaker 2: time again, and they're people within that party that don't
Speaker 2: think we should call them out for it. I'm sure
Speaker 2: if you go talk to some of the Democrats, they'll
Speaker 2: if they're honest, which again they're not always honest, as
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, they rarely are. But if they
Speaker 2: are honest, with you, they'll tell you that they've got
Speaker 2: people within their party that have gone.
Speaker 4: Too far.
Speaker 2: And have destroyed their messaging. If they're honest with you,
Speaker 2: they'll tell you that they don't like pushing as much
Speaker 2: of this. Woke nuns sense that we constantly see push
Speaker 2: as we are because they know, at least the ones
Speaker 2: who are honest with themselves, they know that's why they're
Speaker 2: losing elections. Part of the thing that you always need
Speaker 2: to consider and you always need to look at. You
Speaker 2: always have to consider what happens when your party leaves
Speaker 2: you and the reason this is an important discussion. And
Speaker 2: I know it's a broken record because we talk about
Speaker 2: it a lot, but it's an important discussion. There was
Speaker 2: a time, not that long ago, that the Democrats were
Speaker 2: a more conservative leaning party, and now not a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, they're liberal lunatics for the most part, and
Speaker 2: it's a party I can't stand with in any way,
Speaker 2: shape or form. But the Republicans are creeping closer and
Speaker 2: closer to that now. When I say that, I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that Donald Trump's driving them there. This was happening
Speaker 2: long before Donald Trump took office, and there are a
Speaker 2: lot of people hoping that Donald Trump drives us back
Speaker 2: in the direction they wanted to be, and in many
Speaker 2: ways he is, and that's why the media hates him
Speaker 2: as much as they do. But it's a It is
Speaker 2: a dangerous thing to just become so loyal to your
Speaker 2: party that you're not willing to call them out for wrongdoings.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't matter if you're a liberal Democrat or
Speaker 2: a conservative Republican. If you see your party drifting away
Speaker 2: from your ideal, you have two choices. You fight to
Speaker 2: pushing them back in the right direction, or you cash
Speaker 2: it in and you leave the party. That's your options.
Speaker 2: For years, I fought within the Republican Party to try
Speaker 2: to push it back to its conservative platform. But I
Speaker 2: don't anymore. I have my own platform. I will utilize it.
Speaker 2: If the Republican Party wants to come back to its
Speaker 2: conservative roots, maybe I'll have a conversation about rejoining. Until then,
Speaker 2: I'm not interested. Earlier today, I looked on social media
Speaker 2: and I saw a Facebook post from a local politician
Speaker 2: who was bragging because he had our congressmen come down
Speaker 2: and they had discussions and this and that and and
Speaker 2: it was just a photo ops situation where him and
Speaker 2: a couple of the other local state legislatures could all
Speaker 2: be seen in a photograph with the congressman. And it
Speaker 2: was another one of those pat myself on the back
Speaker 2: moments that politicians loved to do that just drove me crazy.
Speaker 2: They won't call out how many times our current congressman
Speaker 2: has voted to raise the debt ceiling. They won't point
Speaker 2: out how many campaign promises he's broken. No, he's bringing
Speaker 2: money home to them, So let's take a photo with
Speaker 2: him and talk about how great he's been. And it's
Speaker 2: all under that Republican guise that they love to hide behind.
Speaker 2: The other issue, this first segment that I want to
Speaker 2: talk about, is, and this is a problem within both
Speaker 2: the Republican and the Democrat Party, that the parties themselves
Speaker 2: are merely incumbent protection sea rackets. Their job is to
Speaker 2: protect whoever is currently the office holder. They're not interested
Speaker 2: in actually holding them accountable. They love to say we
Speaker 2: love primaries, we welcome primaries, but every time there's a
Speaker 2: primary challenger, they go out of their way to destroy him.
Speaker 2: Anytime there is a challenger, let's just throw whatever we
Speaker 2: can out there and attempt to destroy him. That's not productive,
Speaker 2: because if we have a congressman, a senate or state
Speaker 2: or federal level, it doesn't matter who is not upholding
Speaker 2: our interest, then wouldn't you want to get them voted out?
Speaker 2: If you have someone within your party who holds an
Speaker 2: office yet has governed like a liberal Democrat, is it
Speaker 2: really worth it to fight to hold them? Yet, the
Speaker 2: power brokers, the ones with money within the party, they're
Speaker 2: always going to that incumbent. They give you the excuse that, well,
Speaker 2: we've got to stand behind him because if we lose this,
Speaker 2: we might lose our seat at the table, not understanding
Speaker 2: if they stood up to him and they invested in
Speaker 2: beating him with a challenge er, they might get more
Speaker 2: of what they want. But again, access plays such a
Speaker 2: vital role in the motivations of the power brokers that
Speaker 2: principal gets thrown out the window. And I'm tired of that.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of seeing that time and time again, because again,
Speaker 2: an incumbent is already starting out the gate with such
Speaker 2: an intense advantage. An incumbent runs for his office and
Speaker 2: he's already so far ahead of the game. He's got
Speaker 2: more money, he's got more name id In most instances,
Speaker 2: he gets to have that eye next to his name
Speaker 2: as the incumbent. Incumbents are difficult to beat. That's a
Speaker 2: sad reality. And yet these power broke they're not going
Speaker 2: to change it because they fear losing that seat at
Speaker 2: the table. How do we fix that. We've seen insurgent
Speaker 2: candidates win, but it is a rarity. It can happen,
Speaker 2: but it's rare, and it's probably going to be in
Speaker 2: a house seat. It's not going to be in a
Speaker 2: large statewide office. Why because a house seat, smaller district,
Speaker 2: easier to get out there and hit the pavement and
Speaker 2: influence people. But if you're running for governor, lieutenant governor senator,
Speaker 2: you've got a much bigger field that you have to
Speaker 2: manage against. Money is one hundred percent the answer to
Speaker 2: getting you elected. But if you're running an incumbent and
Speaker 2: everyone it could significantly donate the money that helps put
Speaker 2: you over the top refuses to give you said money
Speaker 2: because they don't want to be seen by the incumbent
Speaker 2: as being against them. That's a problem. I've often said
Speaker 2: half jokingly that I think that political campaigns need a
Speaker 2: salary cap type structure where you can only spend x amount,
Speaker 2: and it's equal for both candidates. And once you spend
Speaker 2: over that amount, you can't spend anymore. If you blow
Speaker 2: up all your money earlier in your campaign down the stretch,
Speaker 2: you don't have any money. You can't spend anymore. That
Speaker 2: won't never happen, simply because again, the people that we
Speaker 2: need to fast said legislation are the ones in power,
Speaker 2: and they're not going to do anything that might shorten
Speaker 2: their reigin. They're not going to do anything that might
Speaker 2: cost them that seat, that seat that they believe is theirs.
Speaker 2: The truth of the matter is it's your seat. It's
Speaker 2: not theirs. You allow them to occupy it by voting
Speaker 2: for them, but it's not their seat, it's yours. It's
Speaker 2: the people's. But all too often we don't take action,
Speaker 2: we don't do enough. One of the reasons why Donald
Speaker 2: Trump brought in so much excitement when he was first
Speaker 2: elected was he was going to be an agent of change.
Speaker 2: He wasn't going to have to play this ridiculous game.
Speaker 2: He wasn't going to have to bow down and kiss
Speaker 2: the rings of all these people. He was self financed,
Speaker 2: he didn't have to cater to the special interest groups.
Speaker 2: He ran on the platform of drain the swamp. Now
Speaker 2: he hasn't really done that. If anything, he has endorsed
Speaker 2: the swamp many times. That is part of our problem.
Speaker 2: I keep hoping, because again I like a lot of
Speaker 2: the stuff that Trump's doing, but I keep hoping that
Speaker 2: he's going to wake up and realize that drain the
Speaker 2: swamp was a true campaign promise when he first ran
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen. Now we need to see the action. Now,
Speaker 2: we need to see drain the swamp become a reaction
Speaker 2: because again we're just we're going in the wrong direction
Speaker 2: and thishidling in the red tribe or hiding in the
Speaker 2: blue tribe. It's not getting it done any longer. It's
Speaker 2: not getting it done any longer. Yes, the Democrats are lunatics.
Speaker 2: They're out of control, and they are making heroes out
Speaker 2: of some of the worst people in the world merely
Speaker 2: because they know that they can get their folks to
Speaker 2: rally behind them, just because they tell them to. We
Speaker 2: can't keep doing that. We have to see through the rhetoric,
Speaker 2: seat through the lies, and actually do some of our
Speaker 2: own research. And not just that Democrats I'm talking to,
Speaker 2: because Republicans have been guilty of it too. We've seen
Speaker 2: this time and time again. It's a broken record. It's
Speaker 2: one of those things that we talk about often because
Speaker 2: it just never ends. It never goes away. It's constantly
Speaker 2: moving in the same motion. The pendulum continues to swing.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to get people to stop just
Speaker 2: embedding themselves in a red tribe or a blue tribe.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to get people to actually research
Speaker 2: some of these candidates that they continue to protect merely
Speaker 2: because they're in the incumbent until we get true term limits,
Speaker 2: which quite frankly, we're never going to get. It's on
Speaker 2: us to research these people. It's on us to termal
Speaker 2: limit them at the ballot box, but they never do it.
Speaker 2: In my home state, there is a grand tradition that
Speaker 2: when somebody has served long enough and decides to step down,
Speaker 2: they're gonna do it midterm. Why do they do it
Speaker 2: midterm so the establishment can appoint their replacement, And when
Speaker 2: the establishment appoints their replacement, that hand pick successor gets
Speaker 2: to run as an incumbent, despite the fact they were
Speaker 2: never elected to the position in the first place. They
Speaker 2: get to run as an incumbent, and they get that advantage.
Speaker 2: They start off with a war chest of campaign donations
Speaker 2: from people because they're already in the office. It's a
Speaker 2: grand tradition. It's a tradition that doesn't need to continue,
Speaker 2: but it will because we don't pay enough attention. It
Speaker 2: will because they can continue to buy elections, because anybody
Speaker 2: that runs against set incumbent is going to be starting
Speaker 2: out behind the eight ball, with little to no money,
Speaker 2: with less name ID. It's crazy people, But that's what
Speaker 2: we're facing. That's what we're up against, and that's the
Speaker 2: major problems that we continue to have today. Now, this episode,
Speaker 2: like I said, it's going to be probably one of
Speaker 2: my least structured episodes. When we get back, I got
Speaker 2: other things I want to rant about. This episode is
Speaker 2: just going to be one big, long rant. I hope
Speaker 2: you're enjoying it. If not, next week we'll get back
Speaker 2: to some structure for you. Anyway, This is the right
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Speaker 2: back here to the Right Side radio program. And if
Speaker 2: you're just tuning in, which it being a podcast, I
Speaker 2: highly doubt that you're just tuning in. I'm just getting
Speaker 2: things off my chest today. No set format, just couple
Speaker 2: of random things that as they pop into my head
Speaker 2: that I want to talk about, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: talk about because again I want to hit these things
Speaker 2: and get people thinking, see what we can provoke some thoughts.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Another thing, because I mentioned how insane it is that
Speaker 2: the Democrats are making a poster child and trying to
Speaker 2: make this person out to be a saint, this gang
Speaker 2: member that got sent back to El Salvador. That that's
Speaker 2: the worst possible thing we could have ever done, was
Speaker 2: send a game banger back to his origin country. But
Speaker 2: there's another thing that frustrates me, and that is their
Speaker 2: quick dismissal of things. You know, and one of my
Speaker 2: biggest this whole vaccine thing. They love to try to
Speaker 2: say that everything orfk Junior saying that these parents that
Speaker 2: have concerns about vaccinations that they've already been proven wrong,
Speaker 2: but they haven't been. This benevolent group of Democrats who
Speaker 2: hate millionaires and think that they're the root calls of
Speaker 2: all the problems are quick to defend a billion dollar
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical industry, you know, the ones who created a COVID
Speaker 2: vaccine in a rushed manner and made sure they got
Speaker 2: assurances from the government that if we find out there's
Speaker 2: something wrong with it, we the people can't sue them.
Speaker 2: I'm not supposed to talk about that. I'm not supposed
Speaker 2: to say that out loud, but I don't think that
Speaker 2: makes me a conspiracy theorist to question that. I don't
Speaker 2: think that makes me a conspiracy theorist to say that
Speaker 2: something doesn't smell right there, especially when we look around
Speaker 2: and COVID still very much a thing. So the vaccine
Speaker 2: did not do its job because multiple people who were
Speaker 2: vaccinated are still getting COVID. We also want to attack,
Speaker 2: or at least the left does. They want to attack
Speaker 2: RFK Junior and his push to get nasty chemicals out
Speaker 2: of our food, his push to try to make sure
Speaker 2: what we're eating is actually safe for consumption. But no,
Speaker 2: we have to attack him. And call him a crazy person. Look,
Speaker 2: there are more issues I disagree with ORFK Junior than
Speaker 2: I agree with him on, but he's right on this issue.
Speaker 2: He is right when it comes to all these additives
Speaker 2: and chemicals that are put into our foods, and he's
Speaker 2: right to question them, and he's right to try to
Speaker 2: push to get them out of our foods. Some of
Speaker 2: this stuff is long overdone. But here we are the
Speaker 2: same way the liberals are defending billion dollar pharmaceutical companies,
Speaker 2: they're defending billion toller food corporations in the same way
Speaker 2: because maybe they don't want us to know the truth.
Speaker 2: Maybe they don't want us to find out that we've
Speaker 2: been being poisoned for all these years. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I find it fascinating to watch them go down
Speaker 2: this path where they're constantly criticizing what seems to be
Speaker 2: something that they should be all about. But again, that's
Speaker 2: the modern American left. You can't question anything they believe
Speaker 2: in the second you question it, no matter whether or
Speaker 2: not you're doing it with facts, logic, and reason, you're
Speaker 2: really doing it because you hate you hate minorities, or
Speaker 2: you hate a segmented group, or you're just evil a fascist. Again.
Speaker 2: You can't have debates with these people because they don't
Speaker 2: want a debate. They just want you to agree with them,
Speaker 2: and if you can't, it's because you're a bad person.
Speaker 2: We have seen this far too often and again I'm
Speaker 2: tired of it. I'm willing to sit down and have
Speaker 2: a debate with anyone, discuss the facts and the merit.
Speaker 2: And if at the end of that debate we can't
Speaker 2: come to a common ground, or we can't agree, we
Speaker 2: don't sway one another, that's fine. We can shake hands
Speaker 2: and walk away. But there's no civility any longer in
Speaker 2: any of these type of debates. And how can there
Speaker 2: be when you've got somebody like RFK Junior that's out
Speaker 2: there question vaccines and wanting to see the data and
Speaker 2: the research, wanting to remove dangerous additives from her foods,
Speaker 2: and the Left acts like that's a bad thing. I
Speaker 2: just I don't get it. Have they always hated RFK
Speaker 2: jor I don't think so. He comes from a Democrat
Speaker 2: role family. They started their hatred of him when he
Speaker 2: went out and ran for presidents and in dependent which
Speaker 2: they feared might hurt Joe Biden. And then of course
Speaker 2: later Kamala Harris. But when they really decided that RFK
Speaker 2: Junior was a terrible persons when he dropped out and
Speaker 2: endorsed Donald Trump. To the Democrats, Donald Trump is the
Speaker 2: measuring stick. If you support him, you are an evil,
Speaker 2: bad fascist person. And if you didn't, and you're willing
Speaker 2: to line up and protest evil, bad Orange man, then
Speaker 2: you're a great person. That's their measuring stick, and it's
Speaker 2: an absurd measuring stick because I guarantee you there are
Speaker 2: people out there that supported Donald Trump, voted for Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: but don't agree with every decision, and that's okay too.
Speaker 2: That brings me to my next point.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: I told you this was going to be a ranting show,
Speaker 2: and I'm talking to some of you who are just
Speaker 2: blind loyalists. It's okay to say you disagree with the president.
Speaker 2: It's okay that if he comes up with an issue
Speaker 2: and some of us are like, I'm not a fan
Speaker 2: of that, it's okay to say. That doesn't mean I
Speaker 2: don't like Trump. It doesn't mean I don't support President Trump.
Speaker 2: It means I don't support him on that particular issue.
Speaker 2: That's something that we need to understand, and that's something again,
Speaker 2: that needs to be improved on our side of the
Speaker 2: equation the same way I just said that the Democrats
Speaker 2: are being very shortsighted when they say Trump's their measuring stick,
Speaker 2: we're doing the same thing. I constantly see people attack
Speaker 2: someone just because they see something. Maybe it's a policy position,
Speaker 2: maybe it's a statement, whatever it is. They see something
Speaker 2: come out on Trump and they question it and they're
Speaker 2: instantly called a liberal, or they're attacked and they're not liberal,
Speaker 2: they just have a problem with a policy issue. Are
Speaker 2: we just supposed to be blind lowless to the people
Speaker 2: we elect. No, that's how we got in this mess
Speaker 2: in the first place, by blindly voting for incumbent politicians
Speaker 2: time and time again, not questioning them, not calling them
Speaker 2: out when they do the wrong thing. I get that
Speaker 2: you like Donald Trump, and I believe that President Trump's
Speaker 2: going to do great things for our country. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that every time he floats an idea I
Speaker 2: have to fall over it. That doesn't mean every time
Speaker 2: he floats an idea, if I know it's a bad idea,
Speaker 2: I should sit there and be silent. That doesn't make
Speaker 2: me a Democrat, That doesn't make me a liberal. That
Speaker 2: just makes me someone with a brain. I think for myself,
Speaker 2: it's no different than the Democrats trying to say anyone
Speaker 2: who supported Trump is a bad person. We have to
Speaker 2: be able to question those we elect to hire offices,
Speaker 2: no matter how much we admire them, no matter how
Speaker 2: much we hold them in high regards. No one's perfect.
Speaker 2: Mistakes will be made. It's just the nature of politics.
Speaker 2: It's the nature of what we're seeing. Mistakes will be made,
Speaker 2: Disagreements will happen, and that's okay. But too many people
Speaker 2: don't want to see that, and that, my friends, is
Speaker 2: another problem is again, it's a problem that crosses the line.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter if your Red team or Blue team. Both
Speaker 2: sides do it. One side does it to the extreme
Speaker 2: of any Trump supporter is a terrible human being and
Speaker 2: a Nazi. The other side does it where if you
Speaker 2: even question anything that Trump comes out with, then you're
Speaker 2: just a liberal Democrat. We have to stop that. We
Speaker 2: have to understand where that comes from. We have to
Speaker 2: be willing to listen to the people that have those
Speaker 2: disagreements from time to time. Now, if they're constantly badgering everything,
Speaker 2: even when you know it's a good idea, that's a
Speaker 2: different scenario. But if you know somebody voted for Trump,
Speaker 2: if you know somebody supports him and there question a
Speaker 2: policy issue, you shouldn't then turn around and call them
Speaker 2: a Democrat. That's silly. But that's where we're at in
Speaker 2: the world of tribalism. That's what we've sunk to this
Speaker 2: point in time. That's where we're at, and it's frustrating.
Speaker 2: It's frustrating to watch, it's frustrating to witness, and I
Speaker 2: really really won't to see us move away from that.
Speaker 2: I don't know that we will. I honestly don't know
Speaker 2: that we will, but I hope that we do. I
Speaker 2: hope that we move in a new direction where it's
Speaker 2: okay to have disagreements with people we like. It's called
Speaker 2: being a person, being a human. If you're married, do
Speaker 2: you always agree with your wife? Well, guys, I'm sure
Speaker 2: you'll say publicly you do, but we know down deep
Speaker 2: you don't. We get back. I got a couple of
Speaker 2: more things I want to rant about and discuss before
Speaker 2: we wrap up this episode of The Right Side Radio Program.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: Next week we'll get back to a little bit more structure,
Speaker 2: but this week is all about ranting, this is the
Speaker 2: right Side Radio program. We'll be right back. Hey everyone,
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Speaker 2: Right Side Radio show. Here we are on the homeom
Speaker 2: stretch of the radio show, the final segment of the
Speaker 2: program today. Well we're almost there, folks, were coming up
Speaker 2: on the end of this rant fest. But and this
Speaker 2: is one that I've mentioned before, but it's still one
Speaker 2: that frustrates me.
Speaker 3: And I.
Speaker 2: Makes no sense to me the hatred for Elon Musk
Speaker 2: and Doge that the left throws out there. This is
Speaker 2: a guy that is attempting to find where your tax
Speaker 2: dollars are being wasted and cutting it. I don't understand
Speaker 2: why anyone would be outraged by that. I don't understand
Speaker 2: why people are so up at arms at discovering your
Speaker 2: money is being wasted and trying to fix it. Yet
Speaker 2: there are people out there that constantly are trying to
Speaker 2: fight Doge, calling Elon Musk names, attacking Tesla vehicles left
Speaker 2: and right. It's insane that this is an actual thing
Speaker 2: that is happening, and it's further proof of why liberals
Speaker 2: are insane. These are the same people that instantly sided
Speaker 2: with Hamas without looking at Hamas's history of violence against Israel.
Speaker 2: They don't care. They just want to go on the attack.
Speaker 2: I don't get it. I don't understand what's so offensive
Speaker 2: about trying to recoup your money. I don't understand what's
Speaker 2: so offensive about trying to figure out ways that our
Speaker 2: government stopped spending like drunken sailors. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: But again, Elon Musk's biggest crime against liberals is he
Speaker 2: endorsed Donald Trump. Again, it goes back to that measuring
Speaker 2: stick that I was just talking about. The other thing
Speaker 2: that sticks in my crawl. I know several people that
Speaker 2: claim to be conservative. I know several people that for
Speaker 2: years were fans of my show, supported me, believed in
Speaker 2: a conservative message, who because they hate Donald Trump so much,
Speaker 2: they are now out there actively pushing a liberal message,
Speaker 2: pushing ideas like socialism, saying that the rich are the
Speaker 2: worst people imaginable. I just don't understand how you can
Speaker 2: change your entire ideology merely because you disagree with Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. Well, I do get it.
Speaker 2: You were never truly a conservative. You might have been
Speaker 2: a Republican, but I don't even think you were a
Speaker 2: good Republican If you're pushing socialism as a viable option
Speaker 2: despite the fact that it's worked nowhere, but these people
Speaker 2: do exist. I've seen them. I know some of the
Speaker 2: people that before Donald Trump was first elected were staunch
Speaker 2: conservatives who are now pushing liberal ideals. Is not just
Speaker 2: they dislike Trump, They're now pushing the ideals of the
Speaker 2: other side. And they only came to those conclusions because
Speaker 2: Orange Man bad. It is the true definition of Trump
Speaker 2: derangement syndrome. And I just again be more principal than that.
Speaker 2: I understand you don't like Donald Trump, that's okay, But
Speaker 2: going complete going completely leftist, is not the correct response either.
Speaker 2: It just shows that your ideology was always weak in
Speaker 2: the first place, and it'll probably be weak again real soon,
Speaker 2: we'll see. It's just one of those things that I
Speaker 2: just will never ever understand. And of course, one of
Speaker 2: the other insane things is this whole trans issue. Now
Speaker 2: we've talked about this multiple times on this show. That's
Speaker 2: part of the reason why I saved it for the
Speaker 2: very end here, because to me, this is an issue
Speaker 2: that is so simple. It's so simple because if you're
Speaker 2: if you identify as trends, that's your business. But it
Speaker 2: is a mental disorder. And I don't have to accept
Speaker 2: your delusion because you're not a woman. If you're born
Speaker 2: a man, you're not a woman. If you're born a woman,
Speaker 2: you're not a man. This is not something you get
Speaker 2: to choose. Liberals love to tell us to look at
Speaker 2: the science, but in this instant they want to ignore
Speaker 2: the science. They want to ignore the facts of the map.
Speaker 2: It's crazy to me that they're the ones who are
Speaker 2: allowed to ignore the science, to ignore the logic the reason.
Speaker 2: That's something they're allowed to do, but we're not. And
Speaker 2: I ap preach the people all the time. Don't react emotionally.
Speaker 2: Make sure you have your facts, make sure you're correct
Speaker 2: in your stands, because if you react emotionally, you're easily countered.
Speaker 2: That's part of the problem with liberalism. It's all about emotion.
Speaker 2: It's not about logic and reason. It's about emotion. They
Speaker 2: go to an emotional response mass shooting, let's get rid
Speaker 2: of all the guns, without looking at the logical reason
Speaker 2: that if you get rid of all the guns, do
Speaker 2: you really think the criminals are going to care about
Speaker 2: your laws? You really think they're going to not have
Speaker 2: weapons just because you made it against the law. Doesn't
Speaker 2: work that way, people, But again, it's an emotional response.
Speaker 2: It's one of those things that they can get a
Speaker 2: quick reaction out of people. One of the biggest things
Speaker 2: in our area right now, that it's been a hotly
Speaker 2: debated topic in our state and our county, in our cities,
Speaker 2: is this kratim substance. I've never touched it. I don't
Speaker 2: have a strong opinion on it, but all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: it was the worst thing imaginable. All of a sudden,
Speaker 2: it had to be banned. Now I start questioning why
Speaker 2: are we banning things? And it's all because of emotion.
Speaker 2: Every argument against it, whether it's being brought up from
Speaker 2: lease officials or from folks who claim that their people
Speaker 2: got out of control with it, it's all an emotional response.
Speaker 2: And I'm always going to side on the side that
Speaker 2: does not believe in giving in just because of an
Speaker 2: emotional response. I want to see studies. I want to
Speaker 2: see proof that it's as bad as you say it is.
Speaker 2: I want to check those things out then I can
Speaker 2: make an informed decision. That's what we should be striving
Speaker 2: for people. We should be striving for getting as much
Speaker 2: information as possible, not allowing emotion to dictate our actions.
Speaker 2: That's not always easy. And I'm not going to sit
Speaker 2: here and pretend that emotion hasn't driven some decisions that
Speaker 2: I've made in my lifetime. But I can tell you this,
Speaker 2: nine times out of ten when I allow emotion in
Speaker 2: the driver's seat ends up being a mistake. Nine times
Speaker 2: out of ten when I go down the emotional path,
Speaker 2: I'm not thinking clearly. I'm not looking into it the
Speaker 2: way that I should. That's what we need to be
Speaker 2: paying a close attention to. That's what we need to
Speaker 2: be keeping a closer eye on. We need to be
Speaker 2: doing more research, we need to be reading more books,
Speaker 2: we need to be looking into things. One habit that
Speaker 2: Chris McDaniel got me into is I don't just watch
Speaker 2: conservative outlets. I don't just put on Fox News, Max
Speaker 2: News or conservatives. I will turn on CNN, I will
Speaker 2: turn on MSNBC because it's important we know what the
Speaker 2: other side is saying. It's important that we know what
Speaker 2: they believe, because how do you counter their arguments and
Speaker 2: a debate if you don't know their arguments, how do
Speaker 2: you counter them if you're not studying them as well.
Speaker 2: That's a good question. It's something that you should be
Speaker 2: asking yourself as well. I know my beliefs are strong.
Speaker 2: I know that there's nothing I'm going to see on CNN,
Speaker 2: where IMSNBC that's going to make me be less conservative.
Speaker 2: But I also know that there is value in knowing
Speaker 2: their positions and what they're discussing. It's how you can
Speaker 2: counter it, it's how you can combat it. But if
Speaker 2: you want to be at Ostrich and stick your head
Speaker 2: in the sand and never look into any of that stuff,
Speaker 2: well that's your business. I hope this episode was entertaining
Speaker 2: to everyone. I know it was a bit of a
Speaker 2: change in format, but there's so much I want to
Speaker 2: get off my chest, and there's other things that I
Speaker 2: didn't even get to. Morning coffees are good for that,
Speaker 2: especially the little things that aren't even politically connected. But
Speaker 2: at the same time, every now and then, when it
Speaker 2: looks like there's not as much in the news that
Speaker 2: I really want to tackle, I can go off on
Speaker 2: an hour long rant. I can go off on a
Speaker 2: rant where we can have these type of discussions, and
Speaker 2: I think they're worthwhile. I think there's something that can
Speaker 2: keep us saying at times we need to have discussions
Speaker 2: like this. It's important people. Well, next week we'll try
Speaker 2: to get back to our regularly structured program. If you
Speaker 2: didn't enjoy this type of format this week, these are
Speaker 2: a rarity I can promise you to remember. Later today,
Speaker 2: Chris McDaniels America's new episode will be on probably around
Speaker 2: five point thirty. You could check it out then, and
Speaker 2: hopefully we'll have a more cohesion directive than we did
Speaker 2: on this particular so because I know I was all
Speaker 2: over the place just going off on my particular rams tonight,
Speaker 2: but next week will be better. This has been the
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