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Speaker 3: of course, I think one of the biggest stories and
Speaker 3: I might not stay on this topic as long as
Speaker 3: I would have if we had covered it when it passed.
Speaker 3: But I do want to talk about the big, beautiful
Speaker 3: bill for a few minutes, and I'm going to be
Speaker 3: honest with you, folks. I'm not a fan of the bill.
Speaker 3: There was a lot of waste and pork stuck into
Speaker 3: that bill, and I don't like the idea of running
Speaker 3: around celebrating its passage because as a conservative, I don't
Speaker 3: think it was a very conservative piece of legislation. There
Speaker 3: is certain gambles at play with it that again hopefully
Speaker 3: pay off in the long run. Because they don't, the
Speaker 3: deficit's going to become even more crippling because we are
Speaker 3: adding to the deficit. But the hope is that we
Speaker 3: will fix the economy and offset the gains in the
Speaker 3: deaf sit. I'm skeptical that that's going to be the case,
Speaker 3: because again, I think we need some pre substantial cuts
Speaker 3: in our budget, cuts in our spending, and I didn't
Speaker 3: see it with this bill. I saw the exact opposite.
Speaker 3: Are there good things in it, like extending the making
Speaker 3: or not extending but making the Trump tax cuts permanent? Yes,
Speaker 3: but they're only permanent as long as Republicans remain in
Speaker 3: control of Congress because Democrats will come up with a
Speaker 3: new bill if they get the White House and Congress,
Speaker 3: which they will. Again. I know people don't like to
Speaker 3: say that out loud, but it's just the nature of politics.
Speaker 3: The pendulum is always swinging right to left, right to left,
Speaker 3: and at some point it will swing left again. The
Speaker 3: hope is that we're not dealing with lunatics like Mandini
Speaker 3: out there or Mandini out there in New York, and
Speaker 3: we're dealing with more moderate Democrats, which is becoming more
Speaker 3: which is becoming more and more hard to find because
Speaker 3: Democrats are going off on this lunatic fringe left and right,
Speaker 3: and it's scary to witness. It's scary to watch, it
Speaker 3: scary to see people because again, we are living in
Speaker 3: times where the Democrat Party is definitely the party of socialism.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you look at a mainstream candidate in
Speaker 3: America's large just city and you see that he is
Speaker 3: a devout socialist, you understand that that is the face
Speaker 3: of the Democrat Party, no matter what they try to
Speaker 3: tell you. But again, I'm getting away from the point
Speaker 3: when it comes back to the big beautiful bill, Republicans
Speaker 3: high fiving and celebrating its passage. It really reminded me
Speaker 3: of watching Republicans here in my home state of Mississippi
Speaker 3: celebrate in high five the fact that they had eliminated
Speaker 3: the income tax. The truth of the matter is they
Speaker 3: had not eliminated the income tax. They set up a
Speaker 3: path for it, a path that we won't see for
Speaker 3: another ten to fourteen years. But they all want to
Speaker 3: tell folks that they did it, the one thing that
Speaker 3: they did one hundred percent for sure. Yes, they raised
Speaker 3: our gas tax. They'll tell you, well, we offset it
Speaker 3: with a cut in the grocery tax, but over the
Speaker 3: long haul to end up paying a lot more to
Speaker 3: the government. And in the meantime, next year when your
Speaker 3: taxes come, do, guess what you're still going to be
Speaker 3: paying income tax. And the year after that, guess what
Speaker 3: you're still going to be paying income tax. So again,
Speaker 3: they didn't do anything when it came to ending our
Speaker 3: income tax in the state of Mississippi, but they champion
Speaker 3: it like that. You even have politicians who are forced
Speaker 3: into special elections this year. They're putting it in their ads,
Speaker 3: putting it on their push card that they ended the
Speaker 3: income tax. And a lot of voters fall for it
Speaker 3: because they don't do any research, and next year, when
Speaker 3: they see that state income tax punching them right in
Speaker 3: the nose, they'll be Wait, but I thought this, I
Speaker 3: thought they did away with that. Be too late then,
Speaker 3: because you have already fallen for the parlor trick. The
Speaker 3: hope is in a couple of years, when the real
Speaker 3: election comes, you might actually remember, but you probably won't.
Speaker 3: That's the problem with political cycles. But here we are
Speaker 3: dealing with this big, beautiful bill mess and again, there
Speaker 3: are good things in it, but I don't think it's
Speaker 3: a piece that can a piece of legislation that conservatives
Speaker 3: should be high fiving and celebrating like it was the
Speaker 3: greatest achievement of their political careers, because it is not
Speaker 3: understand Trump was for it, and I understand that there
Speaker 3: are certain people out there that believe that anything Trump
Speaker 3: says we must follow. I like President Trump and one
Speaker 3: hundred percent support President Trump, but that doesn't mean I'm
Speaker 3: going to be a blind follower when I can look
Speaker 3: at things and see that this might not be one
Speaker 3: of the best pieces of legislation, because again, I think
Speaker 3: it was a bad bill, a bad bloated bill, that
Speaker 3: is because the norm for our politicians in Washington, DC,
Speaker 3: and of course the swamp still being up there and
Speaker 3: still being very entrenched, they snuck in a lot of
Speaker 3: stuff that they wanted, and that's why it is so outrageous.
Speaker 3: Do I think Donald Trump had the best intentions with
Speaker 3: this bill, Yes, because I think his whole goal was
Speaker 3: to make sure that the Trump tax cuts became permanent.
Speaker 3: I think that was his goal, and I think he
Speaker 3: achieved that. But I sadly just don't buy into all
Speaker 3: the added spending that was placed into this bill. And
Speaker 3: that's why you won't see me high fiving or champion
Speaker 3: the big beautiful bill, because it just to me is
Speaker 3: not the bill that we should be high fiving or champion.
Speaker 3: It's not the bill that we should be as conservatives
Speaker 3: saying that's the type of legislation. We won't. We've got
Speaker 3: to get better, and a lot of that's going to
Speaker 3: rely on you. Because again, why I don't fought Donald
Speaker 3: Trump for this bill, not in the slightest. I fought
Speaker 3: the members the legislature who overloaded the bill, flooded it
Speaker 3: with pork. I fought the members of the legislature who
Speaker 3: knew that Trump was going to do whatever he took
Speaker 3: to pass a bill that made those tax cuts permanent.
Speaker 3: They snuck in whatever they could. And this isn't Democrats
Speaker 3: that did this. These are swamp creature Republicans who need
Speaker 3: to be replaced. I'm questionable if I think that the
Speaker 3: American people will actually replaced them. Maybe they would if
Speaker 3: Donald Trump would stand up and call them out. Instead,
Speaker 3: he went after probably one of the most conservative voices
Speaker 3: in our legislature and Thomas Massey, which one hundred percent
Speaker 3: disagree with him on his attacks on Thomas Massey. I
Speaker 3: think Massey is a good representative for the United States
Speaker 3: of America and his congressional district. Ah for one, think
Speaker 3: we need more Thomas Massey's. But again, I just think
Speaker 3: that this bill is not something that is a huge
Speaker 3: celebratory passing. Is it good that we're going to make
Speaker 3: those tax cuts permanent or however permanent they can be. Yes,
Speaker 3: one hundred percent, and I do think that will help.
Speaker 3: But until you can prove to me that by upping
Speaker 3: our spending cost we are going to somehow still get
Speaker 3: the deficit under control, I'm not buying it because it's
Speaker 3: some point and I know some of you guys think
Speaker 3: that maybe we shouldn't be as concerned about the deficit
Speaker 3: as I am. At some point, that deficit is going
Speaker 3: to get to a point that we can't sustain it.
Speaker 3: In my personal opinion, we're already there. We're going to
Speaker 3: get to the point where we're not going to be
Speaker 3: able to borrow the money. We're not going to be
Speaker 3: able to get foreign loans or help where we have
Speaker 3: in the past. And if we don't figure out a
Speaker 3: way to cut into this deficit. There's so much out there, people,
Speaker 3: and we've gone through it before. We've talked about areas
Speaker 3: where our government is wasting your money. We've talked about
Speaker 3: it many times, whether it's a study or whether it's
Speaker 3: funding a video game Hall of Fame or whatever nonsense
Speaker 3: that your tax dollars should not be paying for that
Speaker 3: is out there. We've got to figure our way to
Speaker 3: start cutting that and stop saying, well, we'll sneak this
Speaker 3: in the bill because it'll help me get reelected. And
Speaker 3: at some point maybe we should stop just re electing everybody.
Speaker 3: This idea that we need to stick with the incumbent
Speaker 3: because well, he's been there forever and I know his name,
Speaker 3: has to come to an end at some point. At
Speaker 3: some point, we have to stand up and stop voting
Speaker 3: for people just merely because we always have. At some point,
Speaker 3: we have to make those changes. Donald Trump can't be
Speaker 3: the one to always tell us who to vote for,
Speaker 3: because in some cases Donald Trump might not be able
Speaker 3: to tell you who he truly wants you to vote out,
Speaker 3: because again, he's still having to play the game up
Speaker 3: there in Washington. He's still having to get those votes,
Speaker 3: and in order to get those votes, he's not going
Speaker 3: to necessarily go after every swamp creature the way that
Speaker 3: we wish that he would. So again, if you want
Speaker 3: to change this country and move us away from the
Speaker 3: out of control spending that we're currently in, you need
Speaker 3: to start doing your own research. You need to start
Speaker 3: paying more attention to their voting records and seeing what
Speaker 3: you can find out about these politicians that you constantly
Speaker 3: vote for. At the end of the day, when we
Speaker 3: get bad legislation, it's not the fault of the president.
Speaker 3: In many cases, it's the fault of us because we're
Speaker 3: not doing our homework. How many times can you point
Speaker 3: to where your congressman or senator actually fought against Joe
Speaker 3: Biden actually fought against Barack Obama. Now flip that on
Speaker 3: its head. And again, I'm only talking to you who
Speaker 3: live in red states with alleged conservative senators and congressmen.
Speaker 3: How many times do you remember where they stood up
Speaker 3: to Donald Trump. I guarantee you that the count will
Speaker 3: be very disproportionate, because you will find where they stood
Speaker 3: up to Trump. But they didn't necessarily stand up to
Speaker 3: the Democrats. And why do you think that is. Is
Speaker 3: it possible because the Democrats are more in line with
Speaker 3: their way of thinking? Is it because the Democrats line
Speaker 3: up more with them because they're not the conservative politician
Speaker 3: they've sold you to be. I don't know. I just
Speaker 3: want a more conservative form of government. I won't when
Speaker 3: somebody puts conservative on their push card for it to
Speaker 3: actually mean something. Of course, we're seeing a change in
Speaker 3: conservative We're seeing more and more folks put stand with
Speaker 3: Trump again. And I want to talk about a special
Speaker 3: election here and in my part of the wood, where
Speaker 3: one politician, again running for a state office, put stands
Speaker 3: with President Trump on their push card. And I find
Speaker 3: that laughable because again, you're you're running for the state legislature,
Speaker 3: you're not running to go to Washington, so standing with
Speaker 3: Trump is irrelevant. I want to know, are you standing
Speaker 3: with the liberal lieutenant governor in our state? Which I already
Speaker 3: know the answer when it regards to this person, it
Speaker 3: is one hundred percent yes. But no, you're going to
Speaker 3: plaster it out on there because again, your hope is
Speaker 3: that people don't do any research into you. Your hope
Speaker 3: is that they see, oh, she stands with Trump, he
Speaker 3: stands with Trump. I've got to put this out there
Speaker 3: because again, since I see that they stand with Trump,
Speaker 3: I gotta vote for them. It's silly nonsense. People. I
Speaker 3: want to see voting records, not rhetoric. I've talked about
Speaker 3: it numerous times, record versus rhetoric. It's real easy for
Speaker 3: me to get up there and tell you the right things.
Speaker 3: It's real easy for me to get up there and
Speaker 3: tell you I'm a conservative. It's real easy for me
Speaker 3: to get up there and tell you that I stand
Speaker 3: with President Donald Trump. But then if you examine the record,
Speaker 3: does it match my rhetoric? And if it doesn't, then
Speaker 3: you have to vote against me or whatever individual that is.
Speaker 3: If you consider yourself to be a true conservative, doesn't matter,
Speaker 3: matter how long they've served. It doesn't matter how long
Speaker 3: they have been in office. You have to stand against them.
Speaker 3: This is the truth, people, These are the real things
Speaker 3: that we have to have conversations about. But all too
Speaker 3: often we get that mailer, we get a push card,
Speaker 3: we see an ad in the newspaper, and we see
Speaker 3: conservative stands with Donald Trump. We don't ask any questions.
Speaker 3: We don't even examine the fact that they're not even
Speaker 3: in a position where it matters if they stand with
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, because they're not voting on the Trump initiative.
Speaker 3: They're in the state government. They're voting on whatever leadership
Speaker 3: there stands for. And if you have bad leadership in
Speaker 3: your state, much as we do here in the state
Speaker 3: of Mississippi with our terrible Lieutenant Governor Delbert Houseman, if
Speaker 3: that's who they're standing with, if those are the people
Speaker 3: that they're voting for, you have to vote against them.
Speaker 3: It's that simple. But you don't because you fall for
Speaker 3: the parlor trick. Now, rest assured, I believe that if
Speaker 3: you're listening to this show, you probably don't. But if
Speaker 3: you are one of those who just looks at push
Speaker 3: cards and ads and reads the little catchy phrases or slogans,
Speaker 3: stop and examine that person's record. I can assure you
Speaker 3: that when you look into conservative scorecards of at least
Speaker 3: my two state center I'm not state senators, but US
Speaker 3: senators in Roger Wicker and Cyndey Hyde Smith, you won't
Speaker 3: see a conservative scorecard. But when they come up for reelection,
Speaker 3: you will see them bragging about how they always stand
Speaker 3: with President Trump, even though they don't. And they're smart
Speaker 3: about it because a lot of the times when they
Speaker 3: don't stand with Trump, they do it when they know
Speaker 3: it's another five years before you're gonna see their name
Speaker 3: on a ballot again. And they're banking on the fact
Speaker 3: that if they just switch and they start their push
Speaker 3: towards the right during that election year, you won't pay attention,
Speaker 3: you'll vote for him. And they're gambling on that because
Speaker 3: it seems to always work. That's where we have to
Speaker 3: improve people. That's where we have to get better is
Speaker 3: we have to start examining how these people are voting
Speaker 3: during their time in office and stop just reading the
Speaker 3: push card nonsense and falling for it. If they're a
Speaker 3: rock solid vote, then yeah, you vote for him again.
Speaker 3: But if they're not voting your id rules. It doesn't
Speaker 3: matter that you recognize the name. It's time for a change.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter that they send you a mailer telling
Speaker 3: them that the person running against him is the worst
Speaker 3: person on the planet, hates old people, children, and dogs.
Speaker 3: It's probably not true. They're going to that negative equation
Speaker 3: because they feel like they're in trouble. They're scared. They're
Speaker 3: not going there because they feel like they have it
Speaker 3: in control. When a politician has an incumbent, has the
Speaker 3: race in hand, they don't even mention their opponent. They
Speaker 3: don't talk about them, they don't insult them. They just
Speaker 3: pretend they're the only one in the race. But when
Speaker 3: they feel scared, then they start the true negative bombardment.
Speaker 3: A lot of you folks claim that you hate negative campaigning.
Speaker 3: You claim that you hate when somebody goes negative, but
Speaker 3: then you fall for it and you reward the person
Speaker 3: that is doing the very thing that you claim to hate,
Speaker 3: mainly because you recognize his name. That's the problem, people, is,
Speaker 3: we say we don't like negative campaigning, but then we
Speaker 3: prove that it works every time, especially when it comes
Speaker 3: to an incumbent with inless amounts of money. That can
Speaker 3: they can just drop on their challenger who is probably
Speaker 3: cash strapped and trying to win on a shoe string budget,
Speaker 3: which is already hard enough as it is. But when
Speaker 3: you factor in the fact that this person has an
Speaker 3: endless supply of cash, guess what that means. You're dealing
Speaker 3: with issues. You have to be smarter than to fall
Speaker 3: for the parlor tricks, because again, if they're distracting you
Speaker 3: with this kind of nonsense, if they're distracting you with
Speaker 3: these type of mailers and negative campaign ads, then I
Speaker 3: can assure you they are compensating for their own record.
Speaker 3: Bad records exist people, and we have to start to
Speaker 3: recognize that. We have to start to punish people for
Speaker 3: having bad voting records. Until we do, things aren't going
Speaker 3: to change. And I'm sorry to be as blunt as
Speaker 3: I am, but I mean, if we're not willing to
Speaker 3: put in the work, if we're not willing to research
Speaker 3: these folks, then maybe the big beautiful bill is as
Speaker 3: good as we can get. Then maybe when we look
Speaker 3: up and we see a bill that's got some good
Speaker 3: stuff in it, but it's also oversaturated and bloated with
Speaker 3: a lot of stuff we don't like, maybe we can
Speaker 3: look in the mirror and say it's our own fault
Speaker 3: because we continue to vote for people that aren't going
Speaker 3: to give us the legislation that we're asking for. We've
Speaker 3: never made them feel accountable. The ruling class understands that
Speaker 3: they can play you, because they always do. And at
Speaker 3: some point we have to start to eat, either accept
Speaker 3: the fact that we're being played, or that we're going
Speaker 3: to go over that financial cliff because we don't care enough.
Speaker 3: Is it the fact that the national deficit isn't as
Speaker 3: sexy as a story is illegal immigration? Is it the
Speaker 3: fact that that story doesn't excite you the same way
Speaker 3: it does to see Trump crack down or crack the
Speaker 3: whip against foreign nations who foster terror. At some point
Speaker 3: we have to ask ourselves these important questions, because again,
Speaker 3: when we drive over that physical cliff, whenever that day comes,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be bad for all of us. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be bad for all of us, except for that ruling
Speaker 3: class up there. They're going to be our right. They're
Speaker 3: gonna be our right off of your backs. They're gonna
Speaker 3: be our right because of us, not because of anything
Speaker 3: they've done. I can assure you of that. Yes, we
Speaker 3: need to figure out how we can start to take
Speaker 3: back this country. And I thought we were off to
Speaker 3: a good path with Trump because Trump's a fighter, and
Speaker 3: that's one of the things we love about him is
Speaker 3: he is a fighter. But as long as he's surrounded
Speaker 3: by swamp creatures, he's going to have to play the game.
Speaker 3: And playing the game might be going along with the big,
Speaker 3: beautiful bills of the world that aren't the legislation that
Speaker 3: we should be celebrating. We've got to do better when
Speaker 3: it comes to who we surround him with in Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. Just Trump? Whoever is the next president following Trump.
Speaker 3: If it's a conservative, we need true conservative voices around him.
Speaker 3: If it's a Democrat, we need to have true conservative
Speaker 3: voices stopping him. Ask yourself a question, because again, one
Speaker 3: of the things they always like to float whenever they
Speaker 3: give us bad legislation is well, we had to compromise.
Speaker 3: We had to compromise because that's the only way we
Speaker 3: can get something done. Where was the compromise on Obamacare?
Speaker 3: Where was the compromise on that bill that Democrats pushed
Speaker 3: down our throat? Where was the compromise? People? When is
Speaker 3: the last time the Democrats compromise to get their legislation
Speaker 3: across the finish line, when's the last time they gave
Speaker 3: conservative something they wanted so they get past their sweeping legislation.
Speaker 3: It just doesn't happen. That's the reason Democrats win. That's
Speaker 3: the reason why when they are fighting for something, they win,
Speaker 3: and Republicans, well, they just folden cave because that seems
Speaker 3: to be what they do best. We're gonna pause right
Speaker 3: here for a commercial break and we get back. We'll
Speaker 3: switch gears, folks. But again, I've got reservations about that big,
Speaker 3: beautiful bill. I know some people think it's the greatest achievement.
Speaker 3: We'll see how history judges it. But for me, it's
Speaker 3: just a big bloated bill. This is the right Side
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Speaker 3: on in this show, but again it's we'll come look
Speaker 3: if something we're proven wrong on this big, beautiful bill,
Speaker 3: if it turns out offsetting the deficit increases the way
Speaker 3: that we're being pulled as opposed to will be the
Speaker 3: first to come back and admit what we were wrong.
Speaker 3: I just don't like it, and I think that it
Speaker 3: was a unnecessary risk for sure. But we're going to
Speaker 3: switch gears after that and move into more news as
Speaker 3: we talk about the uh ice raids there and these
Speaker 3: protesters who have turned violent, these protesters who have decided
Speaker 3: it is okay to attack these ICE agents. If you
Speaker 3: listen to one of our recent morning coffees, you would
Speaker 3: have heard me talk about how the leftists worked on
Speaker 3: dehumanizing these ICE agents. They compare them to Nazis just
Speaker 3: taking orders, And that's a ridiculous statement because these ICE
Speaker 3: agents are enforcing the laws. Yes, they're following orders in
Speaker 3: where they go, but they're not not This is not
Speaker 3: packing up Jews and syn them to concentration camps. I
Speaker 3: know the media wants to try to use that extreme
Speaker 3: idiocy because by doing that they can make us forget
Speaker 3: what the truth here is.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 3: We are people watching and seeing how the American people
Speaker 3: are being lined to about these federal agents who were
Speaker 3: working on behalf of the United States government and this
Speaker 3: whole division that they're trying to create. As I talked
Speaker 3: about on that episode of More in Coffee, I think
Speaker 3: it's deliberate because I think they fundamentally hate what this
Speaker 3: country's about. Look, California, if you want to invite thousands
Speaker 3: upon thousands of illegal aliens in your country, knock your
Speaker 3: or into your state, knock yourself out, but do it
Speaker 3: without federal funding, do it without the aid of the
Speaker 3: United States government. Go off on your own, California. You
Speaker 3: become a nation. We'll see how quickly you decide that
Speaker 3: you might want borders once you become a nation and
Speaker 3: of yourself. The fact that you've got wrons from Hollywood
Speaker 3: who've never had a real job a day in their
Speaker 3: life out there trying to incite these idiotic protesters, it
Speaker 3: speaks volumes. Illegal immigration is a problem in this country.
Speaker 3: It's been a problem for a long time, and cleaning
Speaker 3: it up is going to be messy, and sadly that's
Speaker 3: something that Left wants to try to exploit. They don't
Speaker 3: want to exploit the actual problem. They want to exploit
Speaker 3: that it might be a messy means of cleanup, it
Speaker 3: might not necessarily look the way that we want it
Speaker 3: to look. And by making ice agents out to be
Speaker 3: these mean, vile, despicable people, that means when you throw
Speaker 3: a rocket one it's easier to do because you're not
Speaker 3: throwing it in another human being. You're throwing it at
Speaker 3: a monster. You're throwing it at somebody who is an
Speaker 3: agent of evil. When they're not, they probably have a
Speaker 3: family to go home to at the end of the night.
Speaker 3: But we don't want to talk about that because again,
Speaker 3: that doesn't fit our narrative. Our narrative needs to be
Speaker 3: that they are bad people, that they are evil, disgusting, vile.
Speaker 3: And that's why we continue to see these type of
Speaker 3: protests turn violence, why we see them think it's okay
Speaker 3: to strike an ice agent, because think about it, when
Speaker 3: you listen to the mainstream news media talk about them,
Speaker 3: they're bad people. They make them look to be a
Speaker 3: negative force. They're going to show you the very human
Speaker 3: story of an illegal immigrant who came over here for
Speaker 3: all the right reasons, trying to better themselves. Start a
Speaker 3: new life. They're not going to show you the profile
Speaker 3: of the gang member who's come over here to further
Speaker 3: their drug empire, or their gangs drug empire, who's come
Speaker 3: over here to murder, rape, steal. They're not going to
Speaker 3: show you those, but they'll show you the SOB story. Again,
Speaker 3: this comes back to a point we talk about a
Speaker 3: lot on this show, and it gets easier and easier
Speaker 3: to point out the instances where liberalism is not a
Speaker 3: logic based philosophy. It is an emotional philosophy. If you're
Speaker 3: an overly emotional individual, I guess what, You're probably probably
Speaker 3: going to flock towards a liberal ideology. That's something that
Speaker 3: again I believe liberalism is an overly emotional thing. Again,
Speaker 3: do I want to help the needy immigrant family that
Speaker 3: snuck over here because they were trying to escape an
Speaker 3: oppressive government. Yes, most compassionate people would say yes to
Speaker 3: that for sure. But we have laws in this country,
Speaker 3: and before we can start focusing on all the SOB stories,
Speaker 3: we have to start enforcing them. We have to clean
Speaker 3: up our border. We have to start enforcing those laws.
Speaker 3: Because for every SOB story like that, there's that vile
Speaker 3: thug that came across too. There's that drug dealer, that murderer,
Speaker 3: that escaped prisoner, whatever he is, who also came across
Speaker 3: this country illegally. Their story is important too, because their
Speaker 3: story could end a naturally born American citizens story, and
Speaker 3: we've seen instances where they've come over here and taken lives.
Speaker 3: The answer is not going to be simple, and I yes,
Speaker 3: I do think that we need to figure out a
Speaker 3: way to improve our immigration policy, maybe simplify certain steps,
Speaker 3: especially for those trying to escape an oppressive country. But
Speaker 3: here's the other thing. We can't take everyone. We just can't.
Speaker 3: And I understand some of you think that we should,
Speaker 3: that we should just have open arms, but at the
Speaker 3: same time, we can't. It's not sustainable. We're already struggling
Speaker 3: as it is as a nation, especially with the deficit
Speaker 3: that we've talked about about. We are struggling. We can't
Speaker 3: take on everyone. We're not going to be this sanctuary
Speaker 3: for the entire world. We just can't be. Maybe before
Speaker 3: we were fully formed as a nation, before we had
Speaker 3: fifty states, maybe that was a realistic ideal, but it's
Speaker 3: not any longer, and we have borders. We have to
Speaker 3: enforce them. If we don't, this nation will crumble. I
Speaker 3: love the fact that our nation is inviting of all
Speaker 3: cultures and heritages. It is a melting pot. That is
Speaker 3: a true statement. But being a melting pot doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that we don't need to have laws and rules for
Speaker 3: coming to our country. If you want to come to
Speaker 3: our country and escape for asylum purposes or whatever, you
Speaker 3: should be ready, able and willing to become a United
Speaker 3: States citizen. And if you're not, you've got to go back.
Speaker 3: If you're coming into this country and you are a
Speaker 3: criminal with a criminal background, I'm sorry. I don't think
Speaker 3: we can take the risk unless there's some way, shape
Speaker 3: or form you can prove that you are a political prisoner,
Speaker 3: which I don't know that that would be possible. We're
Speaker 3: going to have to say no to you. It is
Speaker 3: what it is, people and these ice agents that are
Speaker 3: being demonized by the mainstream media, that are being called
Speaker 3: every name under the sun, by these Hollywood pukes who
Speaker 3: have never worked a real job a day in their life.
Speaker 3: They live a life of fantasy, and yet they come
Speaker 3: out here and they take potshots at real hard working
Speaker 3: Americans who are trying to enforce our laws. They be
Speaker 3: the first one to call the police if an illegal
Speaker 3: broke into their home, but they're the first to try
Speaker 3: to say that this is inhumane, But it's not. It's painful, yes,
Speaker 3: but it is a necessary method to cleaning up the
Speaker 3: mess that is out there with these illegal immigrants all
Speaker 3: over our country. The bottom line here is we need
Speaker 3: to stop trying to make those who are enforcing our
Speaker 3: laws the enemy. We need to start trying to figure
Speaker 3: out a way to fix this issue because it's already
Speaker 3: out of hand. We already know that there are some
Speaker 3: bad actors who have snuck in under our week week
Speaker 3: week border. They're the bad guys, not the federal agents.
Speaker 3: And for every sob story you throw out, there's a
Speaker 3: reason why we have to go down a path that
Speaker 3: we are currently going down when it comes to cracking
Speaker 3: down on illegal immigrants. Bottom line is, it's not sustainable.
Speaker 3: It's not sustainable because a lot of them come over
Speaker 3: and then end up getting on the government dull. We
Speaker 3: can't afford it, can't afford how much we have on
Speaker 3: the government doll already. We've got to figure out ways
Speaker 3: to encourage again, if there are jobs that Americans don't
Speaker 3: want to do, We've got to figure out a way
Speaker 3: to force them to. Part of the problem is we
Speaker 3: have romanticized the fact that everyone needs to go to college,
Speaker 3: that you can't be successful without college. Meanwhile, we're ignoring
Speaker 3: the fact that there's some people who are better suited
Speaker 3: for trades and they can make great money if they
Speaker 3: learn these trades, whether it's welding, whether it's plumbing, basic
Speaker 3: repair and maintenance. But we're making people think that those
Speaker 3: jobs aren't good enough for them, so instead of pursuing
Speaker 3: that career, which might actually be a passion for them,
Speaker 3: they go to college where they're either ill suited or
Speaker 3: they don't know what to major in, so they major
Speaker 3: in something that they're never going to make any money
Speaker 3: out of. This is going to be a controversial take
Speaker 3: and some people are going to get mad at me
Speaker 3: for saying this, but college isn't for everyone. It's just not.
Speaker 3: Some people need to learn a trade, and if we
Speaker 3: stop trying to put a stigma around that, maybe we
Speaker 3: do better and college could be a better experience for
Speaker 3: people instead of forcing them to take four years and
Speaker 3: multiple electives that they'll never use in their career, maybe
Speaker 3: we actually trade them on the career that they want
Speaker 3: to go down. If you want to go to college
Speaker 3: to be a journalist, the only courses you take are
Speaker 3: journalism courses. You won't go to college to be a mathematician.
Speaker 3: You take math centric courses. We don't focus on a
Speaker 3: foreign language. We're an elective here or this or that.
Speaker 3: We focus on exactly what you want and maybe we
Speaker 3: can get you out in a couple of years. And
Speaker 3: when you get out, guess what you don't have anymore?
Speaker 3: A mountain of debt? Are these controversial ideas? Are these
Speaker 3: controversial takes when it comes to certain things? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how we got off on that tangent,
Speaker 3: especially when we were talking about the dehumanization of ice agents.
Speaker 3: But maybe if we do better for ourselves and try
Speaker 3: to figure out ways to improve the nation that way,
Speaker 3: maybe then we can understand when we're being manipulated and
Speaker 3: being told that folks who are working a job to
Speaker 3: enforce our nation's laws are bad guys, we'll understand that
Speaker 3: they truly aren't. This is the Right Side Radio program.
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Speaker 3: Radio Show. Here we are in the home stretch of
Speaker 3: the radio show. The final segment of the program today folks,
Speaker 3: and there was a lot of controversy about the new
Speaker 3: Superman movie, which premiered this weekend. I had the opportunity
Speaker 3: to take it in Thursday at the early screening because
Speaker 3: I wanted to see for myself. Look. First off, I
Speaker 3: think most folks who have been longtime listeners in this
Speaker 3: program know that I'm a fan of movies. I'm a
Speaker 3: fan of certain genres. I like superhero films. I like
Speaker 3: science fiction like Star Wars. Of course, if you've ever
Speaker 3: heard the License Review, Renewed or Reviewed podcast, you know
Speaker 3: that I'm a James Bond fan. So I am a
Speaker 3: big fan of movies, not always, not all movies, definitely
Speaker 3: not a big fan of certain actors. But I'm a
Speaker 3: big fan of films, and in the instance of Superman,
Speaker 3: of course, i grew up with Christopher Reeves films, so
Speaker 3: I'm a big fan of what we saw with Christopher Reeves.
Speaker 3: I'm a big fan of those movies and have grown
Speaker 3: up a Superman fan all my life. So of course,
Speaker 3: when a new Superman movie is coming out, I plan
Speaker 3: on seeing it in the theater because I want to
Speaker 3: check it out. The last incarnation was not necessarily the
Speaker 3: greatest interpretation of Superman divided fans of the character, so
Speaker 3: it obviously didn't work. This one, being directed by James Gunn,
Speaker 3: the director who did the Guardians of the Galaxy movies,
Speaker 3: which I've enjoyed all three of those, had me a
Speaker 3: little bit excited. But of course then we start to
Speaker 3: see some of the interviews with the director and it
Speaker 3: starts to sound like that they might make woke Superman,
Speaker 3: and that started to trend on different conservative websites. Fox
Speaker 3: News went into the whole Dye tribe about Superman being woke.
Speaker 3: So of course I entered into the movie with certain reservations.
Speaker 3: And while I can see where some folks might be
Speaker 3: able to grasp at something and say, well, this represents that,
Speaker 3: I didn't think the movie was woke. I think the
Speaker 3: movie was more about defining humanity. Yes, the whole thing
Speaker 3: that the director said about how yes, Superman's an immigrant,
Speaker 3: that's not really the thing. Now they do refer to
Speaker 3: him as an alien, because guess what, Superman is an alien.
Speaker 3: He came from the world of Krypton, so he is
Speaker 3: an alien. But it's not a woke mess. It's just
Speaker 3: a fun popcorn movie and it's probably the most comic
Speaker 3: bookie comic book movie in a long time. It doesn't
Speaker 3: take itself too seriously. It's got great actors in the
Speaker 3: person that they've got playing Superman, the actress playing Lois Lane,
Speaker 3: and the actor playing Lex Luthor, all great casting. I
Speaker 3: can say that it was a good time the movies.
Speaker 3: It was not a woke, overly preachy bunch of nonsense.
Speaker 3: If you're a fan of Superman, I recommend that you
Speaker 3: check it out now. There might be a couple of
Speaker 3: things here and there that you don't like, like maybe
Speaker 3: a certain change here or there that you might question,
Speaker 3: But for the most part, I think they achieved the
Speaker 3: job that they wanted to. It's doesn't retail Superman's origin story,
Speaker 3: which I think is smart because we've seen it so
Speaker 3: many times. Let's just go ahead and drop right into
Speaker 3: the action. But for some fans that might be a
Speaker 3: bit much because you are expected to already know what's
Speaker 3: going on and that this world exists the way that
Speaker 3: it exists. It's just a fun film. Yes, I wish
Speaker 3: the director would shut up with his politically charged comments,
Speaker 3: but I don't buy into it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: There is a conflict between two nations that some folks
Speaker 3: are saying could represent Palestine and Israel. You want to
Speaker 3: take that, you can, but that's not where I went
Speaker 3: with it, because I just didn't think that it one
Speaker 3: represented the other in the way that and maybe that's
Speaker 3: what is intended, but it just didn't. That's not what
Speaker 3: I took from it. Again, I just thought it was
Speaker 3: a fun film about a man with extraordinary powers trying
Speaker 3: to figure out how to fit in the world, and
Speaker 3: because of that, it was an entertaining take on the
Speaker 3: Man of Steel, and again I recommend it. I did
Speaker 3: not find the movie to be a woke, offensive nightmare,
Speaker 3: and trust me, I was looking for it because again
Speaker 3: I'm like most of you, was told that's what we
Speaker 3: were going to see. Your mileage on how you're going
Speaker 3: to enjoy this movie will come down to whether or
Speaker 3: not you like the comic the more comic bookie approach
Speaker 3: to the film. For me, as somebody who grew up
Speaker 3: reading Superman stories, Look, my brother is one of the
Speaker 3: biggest Superman fans of all time. He eats up anything Superman.
Speaker 3: Can't wait to talk to him after he sees this
Speaker 3: film to get his take on it. Maybe it might
Speaker 3: be fun to have him come back on an episode
Speaker 3: and we have a discussion about it. But again, for me,
Speaker 3: having read those comics, having seen some of those stories,
Speaker 3: told the very comic bookie elements, did not bother me
Speaker 3: one bit. Matter of fact, it was fun. It was fun.
Speaker 3: I didn't spend too much time asking questions about why this,
Speaker 3: why that. I just sat back and enjoyed the spectacle,
Speaker 3: because that's what we're meant to do with a Superman movie.
Speaker 3: It did not feel like it was preaching to me
Speaker 3: about immigration. It did not feel like it was preaching
Speaker 3: to me about woke ideals or anything like that. It
Speaker 3: just felt like a fun film. If you have a
Speaker 3: different take, I would welcome the discussion because maybe you
Speaker 3: saw something I didn't, and that's okay too. It's okay
Speaker 3: for us to disagree on something. But my point is,
Speaker 3: before we make up our mind on something, maybe we
Speaker 3: actually view it. Maybe we actually see it, and then
Speaker 3: we can go from there and say, oh, yeah, that's
Speaker 3: a woke nightmare, or maybe we say that's a bit
Speaker 3: that's much to do about nothing. Now, look, I don't
Speaker 3: fault anyone for believing that it was going to be woke,
Speaker 3: especially if you listen to some of the comments from
Speaker 3: director James Gunn. Understand where that came from, because he
Speaker 3: did himself no favors. Fortunately for him, it looks like
Speaker 3: the popularity of Superman and the good word of mouth
Speaker 3: is going to off do it offset any damage he
Speaker 3: might have done with some of his idiotic statements in
Speaker 3: the build up to the release of the film. And
Speaker 3: it is a fun movie. Is it the greatest movie
Speaker 3: of all time?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Absolutely not. It's Superman, it never was going to be that.
Speaker 3: But it's a fun film and it's, in my personal opinion,
Speaker 3: not woke. It's just a fun popcorn movie, one that
Speaker 3: you don't have to think too much about and you
Speaker 3: just go in and just enjoy yourself and have a
Speaker 3: good time at the movies. That's what I did, and
Speaker 3: I look forward to seeing what comes next, because again
Speaker 3: it was It's a fun time of the movies, which
Speaker 3: is exactly what I wanted, especially having not gotten to
Speaker 3: see any of the other movies this summer. The schedule
Speaker 3: as a reporter don't always lend themselves to the ability
Speaker 3: to see the movies as I want to see them.
Speaker 3: So we'll continue and maybe we'll make this a trend.
Speaker 3: We'll come on and have a movie review once a month.
Speaker 3: It's going to require me actually getting to see a
Speaker 3: movie or probably watch it after it comes out on
Speaker 3: home release or streaming, so I can actually sit down
Speaker 3: and watch the movie and not have to commit going
Speaker 3: to a movie theater. But I don't regret seeing Superman,
Speaker 3: and I can strongly say that if you're a fan
Speaker 3: of the character, if you have kids and you're looking
Speaker 3: for some fun entertainment, I don't think Superman is preaching
Speaker 3: to you. I think it's just about a Kryptonian who
Speaker 3: can fly and has some amazing powers trying to figure
Speaker 3: out how to manage them. And I enjoyed the take
Speaker 3: on the character. What did you think? Did you think
Speaker 3: it was woke? Did you not enjoy it? We can
Speaker 3: have that discussion, because again, maybe you saw something I
Speaker 3: didn't see. But I think that all the claims that
Speaker 3: it was a woke film were for nothing. I think
Speaker 3: it is a fun, popcorn movie and maybe one of
Speaker 3: the most fun rides this summer. Again, I say that
Speaker 3: without having seen any other summer movies yet. Anyway, folks, well,
Speaker 3: I hope you guys have enjoyed this particular episode I
Speaker 3: enjoyed my break, but I'm back and I'm trying to
Speaker 3: keep things swinging, of course, with the day job being
Speaker 3: the way that it is and the delivery schedules that
Speaker 3: sometimes may rehab it on this releases. But we're trying,
Speaker 3: of course. And of course, if you want to check
Speaker 3: out the latest episode of Chris McDaniels in America, it
Speaker 3: released on Thursday, I am guest hosting that particular episode
Speaker 3: without Chris, so make sure if you have not watched
Speaker 3: it already, but you go check out the latest episode
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Speaker 3: It's on Center McDaniel's facebook page on the Midnight Rides
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Speaker 3: pretty good episode as well. Guys, this has been the
Speaker 3: Right Side radio program. I'm your host, Jack Fairchilds, and
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