Speaker 1: Okay, we've taken care of the situation, so hopefully this
Speaker 1: won't happen again.
Speaker 2: My apologies to all of you.
Speaker 1: Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
Speaker 1: is the number. Okay, let's go right back to Caroline
Speaker 1: in New Hampshire. Caroline, you want to make a quick
Speaker 1: point about Epstein before moving on to the economy.
Speaker 2: Please pick up where you left off.
Speaker 3: Caroline wrote a book called One Nation Under Blackmail, and
Speaker 3: she pretty much covers it all. He was involved with
Speaker 3: so much more than just that island. It's sad to say,
Speaker 3: but he was involved with Mit, Harvard, mRNA. He donated
Speaker 3: tons of money to Harvard, so I.
Speaker 4: Never gave back.
Speaker 3: You know, he's a big fish. And I hate to
Speaker 3: say it, but he's gonna get off. We're not gonna.
Speaker 3: I do believe he's so alive. I don't think they
Speaker 3: would let somebody like that diet. But that's just my opinion.
Speaker 3: And I think that there are so many other things
Speaker 3: that are happening that are so important right now. So
Speaker 3: to go to the economy, and I'm not putting that
Speaker 3: guy like I wish that he was behind bars. He's
Speaker 3: a very bad man, very self centered, but it's just
Speaker 3: there's so many other things going on right now. So
Speaker 3: the other thing is a couple of years ago, you
Speaker 3: had a show on the Petro dollar, and you said
Speaker 3: that the Petro dollar that after World War Two, you know,
Speaker 3: we our economy was great, better than Europe. We actually
Speaker 3: came back. So everybody, all the representatives, I think it
Speaker 3: was from the New End, they all went up to
Speaker 3: Bretton Woods and they decided to use the United States
Speaker 3: dollar as the reserve currency, and so our currency was strong,
Speaker 3: so they gave us a gold and silver, which our
Speaker 3: dollar at that time was backed by gold and silver.
Speaker 3: So they country like France and England, Germany, they gave
Speaker 3: us our gold and silver, and then we gave them
Speaker 3: the equal amount of dollars because it's based on how
Speaker 3: much gold you have, that's how much dollars you have.
Speaker 3: It was fare. And then all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 3: France realized that we were printing more money than we
Speaker 3: had gold, and they asked for their gold back. And
Speaker 3: then there was some sort of a scheme obviously, and
Speaker 3: Nixon took us, took us off the gold silver standard,
Speaker 3: and what seventy three, seventy one somewhere around there. And
Speaker 3: then after that we signed the Petro dollar deal, so
Speaker 3: we were basically the military for the oil with Saudi
Speaker 3: Arabia and it was a fifty year contract and that
Speaker 3: contract ended last year, and whoever was in charge, they
Speaker 3: didn't do anything about it. And on the other hand,
Speaker 3: we have the bricks now. Just so you know, the
Speaker 3: bricks summit, Jijinping did not show up. I have what
Speaker 3: is up with that. Nobody knew where he was. He
Speaker 3: did just show up again, but that's unbelievable that he
Speaker 3: didn't show up for the brick summit. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you have any say on that.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: We need to back something with the dollar. We can
Speaker 3: have we can do all these things you're talking about.
Speaker 3: We don't have a dollar. We have a piece of paper.
Speaker 3: It's a fiat currency, and a fiat currency always ends.
Speaker 3: If you don't believe me, watch there's a great series
Speaker 3: of videos by a man named Mike Maloney. It's called
Speaker 3: Shoot I can't remember it's from Goldsilver dot com. But
Speaker 3: he's a money expert and it's on YouTube. Just look
Speaker 3: up Mike Maloney. He's phenomenal. He explains it through history,
Speaker 3: you cannot find one fiat currency that has ever lasted.
Speaker 2: Oh that's very true.
Speaker 1: No, I mean, I mean, I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 1: Mike Maloney, but you know, Ron Paul has been making
Speaker 1: that argument, and not just him, many other economists the
Speaker 1: it's called the Austrian School of economists. Ludwig van On, Missus,
Speaker 1: Murray Rothberg, many others. But Ron Paul is the most
Speaker 1: popular political or public exponent of that theory. And he's
Speaker 1: completely right. I think there's no question if your dollar
Speaker 1: is not backed by gold, you're in trouble or anything solid.
Speaker 1: You're in big trouble. And Trump knows that. And so
Speaker 1: you talk about, say China, why Jijinping didn't show up
Speaker 1: at that big brick summit. The problem Jijinping now has
Speaker 1: is that Trump has broken him and he's broken the
Speaker 1: Chinese economy. He told the Paulitit Buro in Beijing, Ji
Speaker 1: Jijinping did that he was going to win this trade
Speaker 1: war with Trump. He's now lost the trade war with Trump.
Speaker 1: There is now going to be high tariffs on Chinese
Speaker 1: goods coming in the days of these massive trade deficits
Speaker 1: that we've been running with China. Those days are over.
Speaker 1: So the problem now is for China, what do they do.
Speaker 1: You see, their whole economic plan, their master strategy was predicated.
Speaker 1: It was based on, well, we're going to continue to
Speaker 1: dump and dump and dump our exports right into the
Speaker 1: American market, and we're going to keep stealing American jobs
Speaker 1: and American wealth, and we're just going to continue to
Speaker 1: hollow out the United States, and we're gonna build our
Speaker 1: economy on the backs of Americans. And Trump has now
Speaker 1: said no, it's over, no, no more, and nobody else
Speaker 1: wants their plastic toys. Look, no insult to the Chinese.
Speaker 1: They're very productive. They can make a lot of products
Speaker 1: for a very cheap price because they use slave labor.
Speaker 1: But if they can't dump their products, who wants them?
Speaker 1: Because a lot of it is jung See, we sold
Speaker 1: our soul in a nutshell. We sold ourselves for junk,
Speaker 1: for garbage, radios and plastic toys and all this stuff
Speaker 1: that was made in China, which yeah, it's very cheap,
Speaker 1: but how long does it last you? It doesn't last
Speaker 1: you very long. And so this is now the problem
Speaker 1: Jijinping has. His economy is cratering. He's got mass dissatisfaction
Speaker 1: among more wealthy or middle class Chinese. His political opponents
Speaker 1: are saying, you vow that you would win this war
Speaker 1: with America and with Trump, and Trump outmaneuvered him at
Speaker 1: every turn.
Speaker 2: Now, the big asset that.
Speaker 1: We have is that we're still the world's reserve currency.
Speaker 1: And that's why Trump is saying again and again we
Speaker 1: have to start leveraging that. And part of leveraging that,
Speaker 1: and this goes straight to his tireff strategy, is people
Speaker 1: have to pay to have access to the American market.
Speaker 1: We are the biggest, largest, wealthiest market in the world. Well,
Speaker 1: you don't just give it away for free. You don't
Speaker 1: just let people come in and dump their goods, which
Speaker 1: destroys jobs and manufacturers here, and allow them to put
Speaker 1: up these trade barriers preventing us from selling our products
Speaker 1: and our goods in their markets. Trump is saying, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: those days are over. You're gonna open up your markets China, Japan, Canada,
Speaker 1: the EU, Mehicoll, everybody, India, and we're gonna charge you
Speaker 1: a big fee for you to put you sell your
Speaker 1: products to the United States. Now, he said, if you're
Speaker 1: a really good ally like Great Britain and you're really
Speaker 1: fair to us with your market, it's ten percent. If
Speaker 1: you're gonna be a little nasty about it and you're
Speaker 1: gonna try to, you know, gouge us, then you're looking
Speaker 1: at twenty five percent. That's I think that's where he's
Speaker 1: gonna go with Canada and the EU. But if you're China,
Speaker 1: if you're a predatory nation, you're looking at forty five, fifty,
Speaker 1: even one hundred percent. In other words, we're gonna bury
Speaker 1: you man. So that's his time is his? And now
Speaker 1: the other thing that the media is not mentioning is
Speaker 1: remember they predicted doom and gloom. It's been months now,
Speaker 1: all number Liberation Day, these TIFFs, it's going to be
Speaker 1: the end. Stock market's gonna crash. We're looking at a recession.
Speaker 1: The exact opposite. Trump is winning the trade war. He's
Speaker 1: winning it with Canada, he's winning it with Japan. He
Speaker 1: just broke China. He's winning it with the European Union.
Speaker 1: One after another. They're crying uncle, and we're experiencing now
Speaker 1: or in the midst of a manufacturing renaissance. Six one
Speaker 1: seven two, six, six, sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. Okay,
Speaker 1: my friends, I think another reason, there are many, many
Speaker 1: reasons why Trump's approval ratings, even in the midst of
Speaker 1: this Epstein uproar, continue to go up. His approval numbers
Speaker 1: continue to go up. And it's not just that. If
Speaker 1: you look at his six months in office, as I discussed,
Speaker 1: you know, briefly yesterday, it it is to me the
Speaker 1: greatest six months of any president in American history. Just objectively,
Speaker 1: what he has managed to achieve in six months is
Speaker 1: nothing short of remarkable, remarkable. But it's not just his
Speaker 1: incredible achievements. I think what is also now fueling this
Speaker 1: continuing rise of Trump in terms of being embraced by
Speaker 1: the American people is what is now rising on the
Speaker 1: radical left and the Democratic Party. I think the two
Speaker 1: are inextricably linked that for many, in fact most Americans,
Speaker 1: Trump now stands as the last line of defense. His presidency,
Speaker 1: the success of his administration is the last line against
Speaker 1: a possible communist takeover of the United States. And I've
Speaker 1: talked about Karen Bass, that Marxist mayor of Los Angeles
Speaker 1: who literally has ties to the Black Panthers and a
Speaker 1: radical revolutionary Marxist movement that by the way, she was
Speaker 1: a huge admirer of Fidel Castro going back to the
Speaker 1: nineteen seventies, or that Marxist lunatic in Chicago, Brandon Johnson.
Speaker 1: Now there's a Muslim socialist who looks like he's going
Speaker 1: to be the next mayor of Minneapolis. And of course
Speaker 1: you've gotten now the rise of Zoron Mamdani, an open
Speaker 1: Muslim communist. Listen now to this in a video that
Speaker 1: has just been unearthed. Now, remember, he's already called for quote,
Speaker 1: seizing the means of production. He's already now called for
Speaker 1: government controlled, government run grocery stores. He's now calling for
Speaker 1: government controlled so called free bus fare, a thirty dollars
Speaker 1: an hour minimum wage. He's now openly calling for a
Speaker 1: rent freeze across most of New York, free government controlled
Speaker 1: so called childcare. I could go on and on and on,
Speaker 1: but now he's talking about abolishing private property. Literally straight
Speaker 1: out of the communist manifesto. This is straight out of
Speaker 1: the mouth of Karl Marx. Roll cut eight a mic.
Speaker 5: My platform is that every single person should have housed,
Speaker 5: and I think faced with these two options, the system,
Speaker 5: the system has hundreds of thousands of people unhoused right
Speaker 5: for what And if if there was any system that
Speaker 5: could guarantee each person housing, whether you call it the
Speaker 5: abolition of private property or you call it, you know,
Speaker 5: just a state wide housing guarantee, it is preferable to
Speaker 5: what is going on right now. I'm believe and I
Speaker 5: think that people try and play like gotcha games about
Speaker 5: these kinds of things, and it's like, look, I care
Speaker 5: more about whether somebody has a home.
Speaker 1: These are Marxist lunatic I'm telling you. Obviously he's never
Speaker 1: read any history. He's ignorant. He may have gone to
Speaker 1: the best, you know, lefty woke private schools because he
Speaker 1: comes from a very elite, wealthy family. But what he
Speaker 1: really is he's his father's son. His father is a
Speaker 1: professor Ivy League professor who is a postcolonial Marxist.
Speaker 2: That's how he identifies himself.
Speaker 1: And little Junior here is just a chip off the
Speaker 1: old block. And so now literally you're talking about abolishing
Speaker 1: private property. Now what that means in plain English. You
Speaker 1: don't own your home, you don't own your business, you
Speaker 1: don't own your car, you don't own your bank account,
Speaker 1: you don't own a thing. This is pure communism. That
Speaker 1: there's no getting around it. You know, the media keeps
Speaker 1: calling him a socialist, like this is not even Sweden,
Speaker 1: this is not somehow a Scandinavian social democracy. Why because
Speaker 1: they don't abolish private property. The Bolsheviks in Communist Russia
Speaker 1: abolished private property. Gastro abolished private property. Mao in China
Speaker 1: abolished private property. When you start abolishing private property, that
Speaker 1: means you want the all powerful state to control every fundamental.
Speaker 2: Aspect of your life.
Speaker 1: And what that means is they're going to start taking
Speaker 1: homes from those that have to give to those that don't.
Speaker 1: And this idea, honestly, when you, I mean, think how
Speaker 1: crazy this is. You know, I want everybody to have
Speaker 1: a house. I want everybody to have housing. Why do
Speaker 1: you think there were so many homeless people in New York?
Speaker 1: You think it's what the greed of capitalism?
Speaker 2: Stupid?
Speaker 1: Why don't you talk to a homeless person try instead
Speaker 1: of going to your swanky left wing cocktail parties up
Speaker 1: in Manhattan. Many of them suffer from mental illness, drugs, alcohol,
Speaker 1: their addicts, or as I said, they're mentally ill, and
Speaker 1: you liberals force the deinstitutionalization that began the late sixties
Speaker 1: and seventies. And that's why we have a massive housing crisis,
Speaker 1: because we have a massive homeless crisis. And then you
Speaker 1: were the ones that pushed for massive rent control. So
Speaker 1: where's the incentive to build homes in New York City?
Speaker 2: None?
Speaker 1: Hello, and now your answer is to abolish private property.
Speaker 1: Wherever private property has been abolished, human beings are slaughter
Speaker 1: by the millions. It's it's like one plus one equals too.
Speaker 1: It is inevitable. It is inevitable. And this is what's
Speaker 1: being peddled in the United States of America. This is
Speaker 1: the guy that's going to be the next mayor potentially
Speaker 1: of New York, which is supposed to be the very symbol.
Speaker 1: This is where Wall Street is the very symbol of
Speaker 1: American capitalism, of American free enterprise, of American wealth, of
Speaker 1: American prosperity. And you're gonna put this lunatic, this Marxist
Speaker 1: lunatic as mayor. Now, let me just tell you this.
Speaker 1: He's still pulling in about forty percent in the polls.
Speaker 1: He can't break that forty percent barrier. But now Andrew
Speaker 1: Cuomo has thrown his hat in the ring. He's going
Speaker 1: to run as an independent. Eric Adams is running the
Speaker 1: current mayor as an independent, and of course you have
Speaker 1: Curtis Sleewaw, the Republican candidate who's gonna run as well.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: If they don't consolidate against Mam Donni, that forty percent,
Speaker 1: as things stand right now, is going to put him
Speaker 1: right in the mayor's office because Cuomo, Adams and Sleewaw
Speaker 1: are going to divide the anti Mam Donnie vote, and
Speaker 1: Mam Donnie's forty percent is going to be more than
Speaker 1: enough for him to win the election.
Speaker 2: If these moonbats in New.
Speaker 1: York, and I'm choosing my words now very carefully, if
Speaker 1: they are crazy enough, reckless enough, ignorant enough forgive me
Speaker 1: stupid enough to elect a communist as the mayor of
Speaker 1: the financial center of America, a communist mayor if there
Speaker 1: will the abolition of private property and seizing the means
Speaker 1: of production. He's a Leninist. That's Lenin, that's pure Lenin
Speaker 1: and pure Marx. Then a I'm sorry, but you deserve
Speaker 1: everything that you get. If this guy wins, Wall Street
Speaker 1: is leaving, investors are gonna flee. Six one seven two, six,
Speaker 1: six sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. So let
Speaker 1: me throw this mini log on the fire, as I
Speaker 1: like to say, with the rise. Now and it's clearly
Speaker 1: Bernie's party. This is now, you know Bolshevik Bernie. Now,
Speaker 1: this is He's the heart and soul of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: It's Bernie. It's AOC elan o'mar. The squad, the radical
Speaker 1: so called progressive left, the socialist communist left, is now
Speaker 1: clearly guiding this party, running this party, inspiring this party.
Speaker 1: And Mamdani is essentially a Bernie baby. In fact, Bernie
Speaker 1: has given Mamdanni his big blessing and also as AOC
Speaker 1: obviously because they're cut from the same cloth, the same
Speaker 1: communist cloth. And now you're starting to see this with
Speaker 1: all of these mayors in many of these blue cities,
Speaker 1: they are now all embracing hardcore communism, socialism, confiscation of wealth,
Speaker 1: abolition of private property, sanctuary cities, seizing the means of production.
Speaker 1: This is now we're talking what happened in Cuba, what
Speaker 1: happened in the Soviet Russia, what happened in Maos China.
Speaker 1: They actually now want to bring to the United States.
Speaker 1: And so Trump is waging war against them. Trump is
Speaker 1: calling them out. Trump is fighting them every step of
Speaker 1: the way, and he now Maga populism is the alternative
Speaker 1: to Marxism and communism. I think there's no question. And
Speaker 1: I think this is why he's doing so well with
Speaker 1: so many Americans, because they see him as the last
Speaker 1: line not just of defense, but really of civilization and
Speaker 1: sanity against this rising tide of left wing extremism that
Speaker 1: is now completely consuming the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: And now they want.
Speaker 1: To take over some of the biggest, most important cities
Speaker 1: in America. And so I think Trump is benefiting immensely,
Speaker 1: not just from his successes, real as they are significant,
Speaker 1: and almost historic as they are, but because of who
Speaker 1: his opponents are. Mom Donnie should scare you. If Mom
Speaker 1: Donnie doesn't scare you, I'm telling you he should scare you.
Speaker 1: Karen Vass should scare you? Michelle who should scare you?
Speaker 1: And I could go on and on, and this is
Speaker 1: the future unless we stop them and stop them now, agree, disagree?
Speaker 1: Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Charles in the Freedom State, Florida. Thanks for holding Charles
Speaker 1: and welcome.
Speaker 4: Hey, Jeff, good to talk to you again. I'll tell
Speaker 4: you I don't know if you remember I used to
Speaker 4: live in West Springfield, and I just moved to Florida
Speaker 4: because I think that the phrase that I like to
Speaker 4: teach my his it's going to beyond my stature someday,
Speaker 4: is that money is always there when you need it,
Speaker 4: It's just not always there when you want it. So
Speaker 4: I think that the president really doesn't make much of
Speaker 4: a difference in your life. You make a difference in
Speaker 4: your life, and decisions that you make is what decides
Speaker 4: how much money you have. And I think a lot
Speaker 4: of people don't don't get that, and they don't know
Speaker 4: how to budget their money correctly, and they put their
Speaker 4: faith into what somebody else is going to do. I
Speaker 4: had to make the decision to move here because it
Speaker 4: was the right thing. There were there were no jobs
Speaker 4: in Western mass But I also knew that moving here
Speaker 4: I would I would finally have a job, and yet
Speaker 4: it would pay more. But the cost of living in
Speaker 4: Florida is a lot more expensive than in Western Mass.
Speaker 4: Western Mass is totally different than what people think Massachusetts is,
Speaker 4: and so houses here are all over the place. Houses
Speaker 4: they there are so many houses for sale here that
Speaker 4: the inventory is starting to go a little bit down
Speaker 4: because people are giving up their houses on the market
Speaker 4: for months, and they can't. They can't wait that long,
Speaker 4: so they're just giving up. I'm waiting. And a lot
Speaker 4: of that is because new home construction is taking over,
Speaker 4: so the average person can't compete with that, so houses
Speaker 4: aren't selling even though they're cheaper than they've been before.
Speaker 6: But so I just think that.
Speaker 4: And DeSantis is trying to do stuff to help out too.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think that local control matters. Desantas is
Speaker 4: able to make a big difference here because he's local.
Speaker 4: He can do things that that Trump can't do. For instance,
Speaker 4: he's trying to get rid of property tax now and
Speaker 4: he's got a way to do it. And I think
Speaker 4: that it's you know, on a local level, your governor
Speaker 4: makes more of a difference than the president can. And
Speaker 4: if you look back on your life, you know, twenty
Speaker 4: thirty years ago, was it really much different than it
Speaker 4: is now? You're basically living the same way as you
Speaker 4: did before. It's all up to how what you do
Speaker 4: with your life and how you decide to make the decisions.
Speaker 4: You can't go off of what, you know, what a
Speaker 4: president gives you. My job is teaching, and I know
Speaker 4: that everything that Trump's done. I love Trump, love everything
Speaker 4: he's done, but he's not going to make a difference
Speaker 4: in the job that I do. It just doesn't. But
Speaker 4: you to ask, you know, is there a difference in
Speaker 4: your life. The difference that I see, honestly, is not financial,
Speaker 4: it's something else. English is now the minority language in
Speaker 4: the country, and I don't know if Trump is going
Speaker 4: to make any difference with that. But I just went
Speaker 4: out to get something yesterday, went to the store, and
Speaker 4: you talk to somebody and they have to bring out
Speaker 4: their phone because they don't have a chrance. They want
Speaker 4: a translator. They can't understand anything you're saying. And this
Speaker 4: is all the time now, you go anywhere, it's just
Speaker 4: it's all Spanish, it's all Haitian, it's all something else.
Speaker 4: And so that's the difference in my life, is that
Speaker 4: it's getting harder to even talk to people because if
Speaker 4: you notice it, everybody takes out their phone to translate.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: So that's that's a big difference that I see in
Speaker 4: the way that I live. But yeah, I just think
Speaker 4: that life is what you make of it. You can't
Speaker 4: worry about what you know, who the president is.
Speaker 1: No, that's an excellent point, Charles is it's a very
Speaker 1: important I think it's a very profound and it's an
Speaker 1: excellent point. And it's it's a model that I live by.
Speaker 1: You know, you make your own opportunities in life, and
Speaker 1: you have to rely on yourself and never count on
Speaker 1: anyone else. And you know, it's hard work, it's self reliance,
Speaker 1: it's personal responsibility, it's having to make hard decisions that's
Speaker 1: best for you and your family. And so look like
Speaker 1: you know, it wasn't easy, I'm sure for you to
Speaker 1: leave Western mass but you did what was right for
Speaker 1: you and for your family. And now you've relocated to Florida,
Speaker 1: and you know, you make you make your own opportunities.
Speaker 1: And look, I always say this, if you work hard,
Speaker 1: play by the rules, don't you know, don't blow your
Speaker 1: money on drugs or alcohol or gambling, or if you're
Speaker 1: responsible with your money and your personal life in this country,
Speaker 1: you will run. Some rise a little more, some rise
Speaker 1: a little less, but you will rise. And you know,
Speaker 1: there's one statistic that to me should end the talk
Speaker 1: of socialism and communism and Marxism forever, because this is
Speaker 1: how great America is and the free enterprise system. If
Speaker 1: you graduate high school not college, high school, and then
Speaker 1: get married, in other words, you know, have a spouse,
Speaker 1: and then have children, you will not be poor. You literally,
Speaker 1: you will not be poor. You will be living no
Speaker 1: matter what, you will be living above the poverty line.
Speaker 1: If you you know, have a child before you get married,
Speaker 1: or you're have a broken home or a broken family.
Speaker 2: Then with a high school degree, then you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: You're in big trouble.
Speaker 1: And then you may have to get on welfare, or
Speaker 1: you may have to get on government assistance, and then
Speaker 1: you become trapped in a cycle of poverty and dependency.
Speaker 1: But if you get married, in other words, have a
Speaker 1: stable family and then have children, and you have a
Speaker 1: high school just a high school degree, and you're willing
Speaker 1: to work, obviously you will not be poor. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying you're going to be rich, but you're not going
Speaker 1: to be poor. In other words, we are the first
Speaker 1: and the only country in the world ever that has
Speaker 1: actually genuinely conquered poverty. Let me repeat that, we are
Speaker 1: the first and only country in the world that has
Speaker 1: genuinely conquered poverty. If you just do the basics in
Speaker 1: education and then have a stable family life, and then
Speaker 1: you can have children raise them within a stable home.
Speaker 1: You will not be poor period. I mean, you gotta
Speaker 1: work obviously, but you're not going to be poor. That's
Speaker 1: never been done before. So you can make your own opportunities.
Speaker 1: And if you look at most people who are poor,
Speaker 1: I'm talking you know, homeless, whatever, drugs, alcohol, mental illness, whatever.
Speaker 1: You look at most people who've ruined, you know who says,
Speaker 1: hey boy, they really lost everything. Usually it's I'll just
Speaker 1: give you an example. Look, I understand divorce. Sometimes in
Speaker 1: a couple it's you have to do it. There's psychological abuse,
Speaker 1: physical abuse, verbal abuse. I get it, okay, But even
Speaker 1: when so, you have a legitimate divorce. Here, I had
Speaker 1: a good friend of mine. This was fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: They took I mean, the lawyer's got everything. They had
Speaker 1: a nice home. This was in Maryland, outside of Washington.
Speaker 1: They had a nice home. They had built up a nice,
Speaker 1: comfortable lifestyle. They each drove a nice car.
Speaker 2: She worked, he worked.
Speaker 1: And the divorce was so bitter, I mean, and they
Speaker 1: fought each other. It was over everything that by the
Speaker 1: time they were done, he's broke and she's broke. They
Speaker 1: lost everything, literally lost the house. They lost everything. Why
Speaker 1: because it all.
Speaker 2: Went to the lawyers.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is usually people are architects of their
Speaker 1: own financial ruin or financial demise. And so that's why,
Speaker 1: to me, it's not a phrase. I truly believe in
Speaker 1: personal responsibility. And so I told I've already given Ashton
Speaker 1: to speech. I said, listen, Ashton, don't you ever go
Speaker 1: on welfare. You may lose your job. You're gonna go
Speaker 1: on unemployment, that's fine, or God forbid, you have a
Speaker 1: disability or something that's something else. But you know Ashton,
Speaker 1: God you know, knock on wood, healthy, able bodied. You know,
Speaker 1: he's fifteen years old. And I said, Ashton, I want
Speaker 1: you to be a worker. You don't have to go
Speaker 1: to college. I'm not asking you to get some kind
Speaker 1: of a degree. I want you to do whatever you
Speaker 1: want to do in life. Because Ashton likes to work
Speaker 1: with his hands. I said, Ashton, you can get a trade,
Speaker 1: even if you don't want to get a trade you want.
Speaker 1: He's thinking about becoming a chef or a cook. I
Speaker 1: don't care. But I want you to work. And I
Speaker 1: don't want you to have children out of wedlock. I
Speaker 1: don't want you getting this girl pregnant and then that
Speaker 1: girl pregnant, and then that girl pregnant. Because I'll tell
Speaker 1: you why, son A at c moral you're the father.
Speaker 1: You're supposed to raise these children. And b what are
Speaker 1: you going to be making alimony payment after alimony payment
Speaker 1: after alimony payment, so your check is going to be
Speaker 1: gone before you even get it. I want you to
Speaker 1: get married. I want you to god willing stay married.
Speaker 1: I want you to be a good father, and I
Speaker 1: want you to be a worker. And I said, Ashton,
Speaker 1: if if you work and you're good to your wife
Speaker 1: and you're good to your kids, he'll be fine. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you he'll be fine. Now, if the radical Democrats
Speaker 1: take over the country and start abolishing private property, and
Speaker 1: they start, you know, literally taking all your tax money
Speaker 1: and you know, seizing the means of production, then no,
Speaker 1: you're you're I don't you have to go to another country.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna that's communism. And unless you're a member
Speaker 1: of the party, no one does well under communism. But
Speaker 1: if America stays the way it is, I'm with you, Charles.
Speaker 1: You are the maker of your own destiny. That's the
Speaker 1: beauty to me, that's the genius of America. Charles, thank
Speaker 1: you very very much for that call. Six one seven
Speaker 1: two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number.
Speaker 1: So that's to me the lie of socialism or communism
Speaker 1: or marks. And that's why it appeals to so many people,
Speaker 1: because what Mom, Donnie and AOC and Bernie and Karen
Speaker 1: bass I could go on and on what they're really
Speaker 1: telling them. Okay, this is what a kamala Harris. You're
Speaker 1: poor because someone else has a house, because someone else
Speaker 1: is doing financially better than you, because they have a
Speaker 1: home or they have a two cars or whatever it
Speaker 1: may be.
Speaker 2: That's why you're poor.
Speaker 1: No, you can if you work hard enough and save,
Speaker 1: you can get yourself a house as well.
Speaker 2: But you got to work for it.
Speaker 1: You got to earn it, you got to make smart decisions,
Speaker 1: you got to by the way, you got to sacrifice
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 2: That's to see. That's another thing.
Speaker 1: Everyone says, well, there's not that many opportunities, say for
Speaker 1: the gen z, you know, those in their twenties. Ah yeah,
Speaker 1: housing is expensive. I agree, but no one asked you
Speaker 1: to get a two three, four hundred thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: it in debt for a degree in French literature, a
Speaker 1: French art in the fourteenth century.
Speaker 2: Like in other words, you know, there's a sense of entitlement.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how many twenty four to twenty five,
Speaker 1: twenty six year olds I've met. I swear to you like,
Speaker 1: you know, like, well, I'm entitled to a house. What
Speaker 1: do you mean you're entitle to a house. You're not
Speaker 1: entitled to anything. You want a house, go out and
Speaker 1: earn it. My parents came, you know, from the old country.
Speaker 1: Nothing in their pocket, literally ten bucks. My mother had
Speaker 1: ten dollars in her pocket and a freaking suitcase. You
Speaker 1: think they lived in a home. They lived in a
Speaker 1: small apartment in downtown Montreal. My parents said, you know,
Speaker 1: you could you could hear the babies from you know,
Speaker 1: the other apartments crying at three in the morning.
Speaker 2: The walls were so thin. It's okay. No one died.
Speaker 1: And they saved and they saved and they saved, and
Speaker 1: eventually and they got themselves. Their first home was a
Speaker 1: modest home.
Speaker 2: It was a small home.
Speaker 1: And then eventually they moved on. They got themselves a duplex.
Speaker 1: That was a big thing. Then my father always said
Speaker 1: this to me, it's better I don't do it. I
Speaker 1: don't practice it. I like a single family home. But
Speaker 1: my dad was like, well, you get a renter, so
Speaker 1: the renter helps pay your mortgage. I prefer my privacy.
Speaker 1: But that's how they did it. So you got himself
Speaker 1: a beautiful duplex.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: My point is it didn't come overnight. It had to
Speaker 1: be earned. They worked for it, and it took years
Speaker 1: to get it and to achieve it. Now it's all
Speaker 1: press button. Now it's all like on social media. I
Speaker 1: want it's like ordering you know, grub hub thing, just
Speaker 1: press the button. Well, no, life doesn't work like that,
Speaker 1: but that's what mom Donnie is selling. Ah. You want
Speaker 1: an apartment, you got it. You want a house, you
Speaker 1: got it. You want free groceries, you got it. You
Speaker 1: want thirty dollars an hour minimum wage, you got it.
Speaker 1: You want free childcare, you got it.
Speaker 2: Like whatever.
Speaker 1: You don't want to pay for the bus in the subway,
Speaker 1: you want it all free, you got it, and like ya,
Speaker 1: and then everything goes cuput because who's going to pay
Speaker 1: for all this? And by the way, he's a racist
Speaker 1: SB On top of everything else, he wants to tax
Speaker 1: white neighborhoods much higher than minority or whatever neighborhoods of color. However,
Speaker 1: they call it up in New York. So again it's
Speaker 1: not just class war, it's race war. And that all
Speaker 1: he had to do was forget reading George Orwell's nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four. Read George Orwell's Animal Farm. It's a thin
Speaker 1: it's a novella. It's about one hundred and what twenty pages. Okay,
Speaker 1: children read it. They used to give it the kids sixth, seventh,
Speaker 1: eighth grade. So and see what communism leads to. Now
Speaker 1: he knows that deep down, because he thinks I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be at the top. I'm gonna be the pigs as
Speaker 1: they were in Orwell's Animal Farm. We're gonna be calling
Speaker 1: all the shots. He's not giving up his swanky He's
Speaker 1: got a very expensive apartment worth millions of dollars in
Speaker 1: New York. He's not giving up his rich, swanky pad. No,
Speaker 1: he's gonna take your home and go to the you know,
Speaker 1: working middle class neighborhoods and take everyone else's home and
Speaker 1: start redistributing it. But he's not giving up his pad. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that apartment that's gonna stay. That belongs to the Zoran.
Speaker 1: Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
Speaker 1: is the number Joe in Abbington. Thanks for holding Joe,
Speaker 1: and welcome.
Speaker 7: Jeff you had. I just turned the radio on at
Speaker 7: like eight thirty and I heard you talking about my mom. Mama.
Speaker 6: I don't know how to say his name.
Speaker 7: The mayor.
Speaker 1: Ma'm donni mom, Donnie Mandani Marxist Mamdani, Yes.
Speaker 7: And I just heard the most frightening phrase from him
Speaker 7: last week. And I didn't hear your monologue on it.
Speaker 7: I guess I knew you were going to cover it.
Speaker 7: But when he ever said controlling the means of production,
Speaker 7: I said, that has never been said by any politician
Speaker 7: anywhere in the United States running them not running. Maybe
Speaker 7: it has, but I don't I don't go in some
Speaker 7: small city council race or something.
Speaker 6: But that was the skit because that a phrase appears
Speaker 6: in eighteen seventy two in the Communist Manifesto uttered By
Speaker 6: written by Karl Marx. And you know, in reflection of that,
Speaker 6: I'm like, there have to be a hundred extremely wealthy, extremely.
Speaker 7: Wealthy near billionaires or over. Maybe there's more in New
Speaker 7: York city, who are in this sixties and seventies that
Speaker 7: we have envisioned for themselves. Yeah, New York is where
Speaker 7: I made my money, I have all my friends, and
Speaker 7: I'm probably gonna die here.
Speaker 6: Who are now trying to get to Florida.
Speaker 7: Why couldn't they just combine and get a massive billboard
Speaker 7: in Times Square just telling the people of this evil
Speaker 7: that's happening. I know they really poll gets sucked in
Speaker 7: because they don't read the news up, So why can't
Speaker 7: they just stoning stick up? Like, is there a pack
Speaker 7: for Sleevere? Because Sleeer could still do it if Eric
Speaker 7: Adams is the Democrat. I know, Eric Adams is the
Speaker 7: Independent and Sleewer is the Republican. Eric and Mumdadi will
Speaker 7: split the voat somehow, and there's big chance Sleeer could
Speaker 7: be the next mayor.
Speaker 1: Well, I think Sleewer would be an outstanding mayor. I
Speaker 1: think actually he's exactly what New York needs. You know,
Speaker 1: he is the solution to all their problems. But the
Speaker 1: Republicans now they're gone, they have left New York