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Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. I'm your host, Jack Fairchild's and I
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Speaker 2: much engagement with the Right Side. And I do apologize
Speaker 2: to our ex listeners. I'm just not good with the
Speaker 2: platform yet and I know I can do more with it,
Speaker 2: but I just haven't. So but before we but let's
Speaker 2: us get into the news, folks, because there's a lot
Speaker 2: to talk about. One of the stories that I would
Speaker 2: have had last week had it not been have we
Speaker 2: put out the show. There was a town here in
Speaker 2: my home state, Clarksdale, Mississippi, where the boards of Commissioners
Speaker 2: decided to sue the Clarksdale Press Register, and as a result,
Speaker 2: Chancery Judge Crystal wise Martin issued a restraining order against
Speaker 2: the Press Register last week. In connection with a February
Speaker 2: eighth editorial titled Secrecy, Deception, a Road Public Trust. The
Speaker 2: piece criticized the city for not spending the new or
Speaker 2: not sending the newspaper notice about a meeting The city
Speaker 2: council held regard to a proposed tax on alcohol, marijuana
Speaker 2: and to Bacho Clark Still Mayor chuck Espie told the
Speaker 2: Associated Press when he was when when he asked commissioners
Speaker 2: to drop the lawsuit, which they dropped today, that it
Speaker 2: was because the publisher offered to write a clarification. However, Emeric,
Speaker 2: the publisher said that offer was made before the live
Speaker 2: suit was even filed, and the judge ordered its removal,
Speaker 2: and he says it's now off the table. And that's
Speaker 2: what really kickstarted this whole thing is the fact that
Speaker 2: this judge, when she ordered the removal of the editorial
Speaker 2: from its website, she was trampling on the Constitution, was
Speaker 2: trampling on First Amendment rights. The newspaper's owners had offered
Speaker 2: to clarify that the council said the lack of notification
Speaker 2: wasn't a deliberate attempt to hide the meeting, according to
Speaker 2: a text message he had sent to the city attorney.
Speaker 2: The text also offered to clarify that a sentence questioning
Speaker 2: whether there was a kickback from the community should have said, pushback.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: This order that this judge, again, judged Crystal Wise Martin,
Speaker 2: her restraining order and ordering them to pull down the piece.
Speaker 2: It was met with nationwide criticism, as it should have been. Again,
Speaker 2: and this isn't because I'm back in the media. For
Speaker 2: the most part, I despised the media. I think that's
Speaker 2: why I'm perfect to work in It is because I'm
Speaker 2: somebody who despises what it's become. I can't stand what
Speaker 2: the media has turned into. But in this case, this
Speaker 2: judge took it a step too far. Ordering the removal
Speaker 2: of the peace was a gross abuse of her power.
Speaker 2: And let's make no mistake, just because this lawsuit is
Speaker 2: being dropped, she still has to rescind the order so
Speaker 2: the peace can't go back online until this judge, who
Speaker 2: my personal opinion, should be removed from the bench because
Speaker 2: she clearly doesn't understand the United States Constitution. She's an
Speaker 2: embarrassment to the position. That's something that I think I
Speaker 2: will take it that step further. I don't know that
Speaker 2: I've seen as many people say that. So again, it's
Speaker 2: crazy when we're sitting back and watching that this judge
Speaker 2: said that they had to remove it. White Emeric, the
Speaker 2: president of Emeric newspaper, says it's still very, very wrong.
Speaker 2: What they did, and it awakened the entire First Amendment
Speaker 2: community nationally, which is very encouraging. I'm really excited to
Speaker 2: see how all these people rallied around us to protect
Speaker 2: our rights. Look, the media has to be protected, the media,
Speaker 2: for all its faults, for all its wards. We have
Speaker 2: to have certain levels of freedom and press. And if
Speaker 2: they were liable, then they can pay the price. But
Speaker 2: what the judge did in ordering the removal was a
Speaker 2: suppression of the media. It was depression of free press. Again,
Speaker 2: the editorial is an opinion too. If you're going to
Speaker 2: strip the rights of someone to write an opinion piece,
Speaker 2: then what's to stop you from taking my right away
Speaker 2: from speaking into this microphone. What's to stop you from
Speaker 2: taking my boss Jim Sigelski's right away from writing his
Speaker 2: weekly column or so on down the line. There's a
Speaker 2: reason why, despite any disdain you might have for the media,
Speaker 2: you should equally be as outraged by this judge Crystal
Speaker 2: wise Martin, who clearly has no clue what she's doing.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry if that's harsh or seems harsh to anyone,
Speaker 2: because again, it's it's an embarrassment. It's an embarrassment and
Speaker 2: it needs to be rectified from her position on the bench, because,
Speaker 2: like I said, she proved to the people all around
Speaker 2: the country that she does not understand nor does she respect,
Speaker 2: the United States Constitution. I don't know much about her.
Speaker 2: I don't live in her area, but I know she's
Speaker 2: from Hines County, so I know that that means they're
Speaker 2: overwhelmingly Democrat there. So there's a very good chance that
Speaker 2: she has more liberal leanings. You know, the liberals, the
Speaker 2: very liberals who claim that Donald Trump is the one
Speaker 2: who wants to trample over the constitutions, them who typically
Speaker 2: are the ones who actually try to trample over the Constitution.
Speaker 2: I found it interesting too that a lot of my
Speaker 2: liberal friends that I have on social media, I didn't
Speaker 2: see them voicing as much outrage about this as they do.
Speaker 2: Because Elon Musk wants federal employees to write down what
Speaker 2: they did today at work. The fact that he has
Speaker 2: the audacity to ask them to justify their position, that's
Speaker 2: a problem. But a judge doesn't. A judge doesn't have
Speaker 2: that same bit of outrage for trampling on the First Amendment.
Speaker 2: It doesn't surprise me that's who the liberals are that's
Speaker 2: who they've always been. They're hypocrites and they know it.
Speaker 2: They always have been, they always will be. That's just
Speaker 2: who they are and who they are have always been.
Speaker 2: They only want to take the side of issues that
Speaker 2: they think better their positions, not issues that are actually
Speaker 2: consistent with what they claim to be their positions. That's
Speaker 2: one of the things they don't want to talk about.
Speaker 2: They don't want to hit you with. So yes, when
Speaker 2: it comes to this judge, hopefully she did herself in
Speaker 2: and she will not be back in office. But who knows,
Speaker 2: because I just don't trust. I don't trust the people
Speaker 2: of Hines County to do the right thing when it
Speaker 2: comes to comes to taking care of their business. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'm wrong for that, but I just have seen Hines County.
Speaker 2: It's the home of corruption in the state of Mississippi.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying other counties don't face corruption, But if
Speaker 2: you want to cheat in an election, if you want
Speaker 2: to do some of the worst possible things imaginable, you
Speaker 2: know you probably can learn how to do it right
Speaker 2: there in Hines County. That's my opinion of Hines County.
Speaker 2: And of course I've seen a thing or two in
Speaker 2: my lifetime to help me formulate that opinion. We'll leave
Speaker 2: it at that for now. But that's where this story
Speaker 2: is now. For those of you who have been following it,
Speaker 2: who have been wanting to get an update, wanting to
Speaker 2: get my opinion on it, it's simple. It's wrong to
Speaker 2: remove the editorial piece. Was one hundred percent wrong in
Speaker 2: her actions, and I hope that she's not long for
Speaker 2: wearing that rope. We'll see though, more news and the
Speaker 2: other story that I didn't get to talk about last
Speaker 2: week before we move into more national news. Although I
Speaker 2: do think both these stories are very national centric because
Speaker 2: they both have been picked up by national media. It
Speaker 2: might have been the same day, or maybe the next
Speaker 2: day or the day before. My days now run into
Speaker 2: one another when you're out all night delivering papers. But
Speaker 2: Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hoseman, as you know, someone I am
Speaker 2: very very critical of on this show. Delbert Hoseman and
Speaker 2: I are somebody who will never agree on policy because
Speaker 2: the man is a Democrat. But Delbert Hoseman, while presiding
Speaker 2: over the Senate, he collapsed passed out. If you saw
Speaker 2: the video, it was a scary moment because, again, despite
Speaker 2: my dislike of Delbert Hoseman, politically, there's still a person there,
Speaker 2: so I don't want to wash ill on him. Even
Speaker 2: though I'm not a fan of his style of politics.
Speaker 2: I'm not a fan of the bully nature that he loves,
Speaker 2: to the way he carries himself. Everything about Delbert Hoseman.
Speaker 1: Is bad.
Speaker 2: And in this instance, this was a scary moment because Hoseman,
Speaker 2: when he went down, he went face first into the
Speaker 2: podium and then it looked like he hit his head
Speaker 2: on the side of a counter that's there. From my
Speaker 2: sources there at the Capitol, I was told that they
Speaker 2: rushed out the senators out of the chamber, all but
Speaker 2: a select few who were extremely loyal to Delbert. And
Speaker 2: then afterwards, of course, they reported that Delbert got up
Speaker 2: and walked to his office on his own. But here's
Speaker 2: the thing that people that don't know anything about the
Speaker 2: State Capitol are Delbert can get to his office without
Speaker 2: ever coming outside from the Senate chamber, so nobody that
Speaker 2: wasn't still inside the Senate chamber could see him go
Speaker 2: to his office. So if he did need help, there's
Speaker 2: a reason why it would have been the most loyal
Speaker 2: of Delbert supporters to be the only ones left in
Speaker 2: the chamber, So that way they can push the narrative
Speaker 2: that strong Delbert able to get up. Look, Delbert Housman's
Speaker 2: seventy seven years old. Seventy seven, he should never have
Speaker 2: run again for lieutenant governor. I've been harping on this issue.
Speaker 2: And again, this isn't about the fact that this is
Speaker 2: not to pick on Delbert. This isn't about Delbert politically,
Speaker 2: because if you've listened to me, I've said it about
Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell, up, said it about Nancy Pelosi. I've said
Speaker 2: it about Joe Biden. At some point, you have to
Speaker 2: let go of the political game. At some point you
Speaker 2: have to be willing to step aside. Politicians rarely are
Speaker 2: able to do that. Hell, they're talking about Delbert Housman's
Speaker 2: gonna run for governor at the end of this term,
Speaker 2: so he's not planning on being done. And the official
Speaker 2: story they put out is that he passed out because
Speaker 2: he was dehydrated. I don't buy that. I mean, maybe
Speaker 2: he was, maybe he wasn't. Me personally, I'm not buying
Speaker 2: the dehydration story. I think there was something more wrong.
Speaker 2: I think that one of his loyal lieutenants helped walk
Speaker 2: him out, walk him back to his office, and I
Speaker 2: think there's stuff they're not telling us now. He was
Speaker 2: back on the Senate floor the next day. He was
Speaker 2: able to do his job, and so far seems fine.
Speaker 2: But it does beg the question, why do we keep
Speaker 2: electing seventy seven year old people to these offices? Why
Speaker 2: do we elect the Delbert Housbands. Why do we elect
Speaker 2: the Mitch McConnell's, Why did we elect the Nancy Pelosis.
Speaker 2: Why did we elect people like John McCain who had
Speaker 2: to die while they were in office. There are other
Speaker 2: examples that we can point to, but at some point,
Speaker 2: if your hell's going bad, if you've reached a certain age,
Speaker 2: you should step down from the office. It just makes sense.
Speaker 2: But they don't want to give up that power. They're
Speaker 2: addicted to the title. They're addicted to the perks that
Speaker 2: come with said title, so they don't want to give
Speaker 2: that up. That's the reason why they won't. That's part
Speaker 2: of the reason why I've said multiple times on my
Speaker 2: program that I believe we need an age cap. Once
Speaker 2: you hit this age, you can't run for political office.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: I don't know where the age will be. Do you
Speaker 2: put it at sixty five? Do you put it at seventy?
Speaker 2: Do you put it at seventy five? I don't know,
Speaker 2: but you need one because problems like what we saw
Speaker 2: last week, scary moments like that. Look, I understand an element,
Speaker 2: whether it's dehydration or heart attack, low blood sugar, whatever,
Speaker 2: that can happen to anyone at any age. I understand that,
Speaker 2: but it's a higher risk once you hit a certain age,
Speaker 2: once you get over seventy, it is a much higher risk.
Speaker 2: That's the reality. That's not me being mean. I know
Speaker 2: there are people out there. Oh, you just don't like Delbert,
Speaker 2: so you're being mean. Let me be clear. This isn't
Speaker 2: about Delbert's politics at this time. That's why I said
Speaker 2: at the beginning, We're never going to agree on politics.
Speaker 2: But I don't want to wish anything ill to happen
Speaker 2: to them. I damn sure don't want to look up
Speaker 2: and get texted video from a in that may or
Speaker 2: may not be the final moments of the Lieutenant governor.
Speaker 2: Because yes, it was broadcast on the internet. Now, I
Speaker 2: think a lot of the videos have been scrubbed, but
Speaker 2: it was still there and people saw it. And it
Speaker 2: was a scary moment. No matter what you think of
Speaker 2: Delbert Hoseman, it was a scary moment to see. But
Speaker 2: it was also something that should wake us up to
Speaker 2: the reality that we need to move away from electing
Speaker 2: senior citizens to these positions. We need to if they're
Speaker 2: not willing to step down on their own, we need
Speaker 2: to help them come to that decision with an age
Speaker 2: cap We have to do something. Like I said, how
Speaker 2: many times has Mitch McConnell had an episode in recent years,
Speaker 2: whether it's the bizarre freezing up that he did or
Speaker 2: just a couple of weeks ago where he fell multiple
Speaker 2: times on the same day Nancy Pelosi showing up at
Speaker 2: the Capitol on a walker. This topic keeps coming up
Speaker 2: on this show because we keep getting hit over the
Speaker 2: head with new examples. Hoseman is just the latest example
Speaker 2: of us reelecting politicians who should be spending their elderly
Speaker 2: years anywhere but in government. And if somebody served that long,
Speaker 2: And this is going to shock some of you, I
Speaker 2: don't think it's going to shock anybody who listens. Should
Speaker 2: you know where I stand on this, But if emi
Speaker 2: serves that long, you should inherently not trust them. Hoseman's
Speaker 2: been in state politics pretty much most of his life
Speaker 2: when he wasn't helping run abortion clinics. But he's been
Speaker 2: in state politics for How long do you have to
Speaker 2: be there? And if you're still there, are you there
Speaker 2: for the better men of the state or are you
Speaker 2: there for the better men of delbor Hoseman? If you're
Speaker 2: still there, are you there for the betterment of the country,
Speaker 2: or are you there for the betterment of Mitch McConnell
Speaker 2: the betterment of Nancy Pelosi. There are other examples, for sure.
Speaker 2: These are just the ones that are most recent and
Speaker 2: the ones that are most glaring at the moment. Thoughts
Speaker 2: in prayers and well wishes to all of the names
Speaker 2: that were just mentioned, But please stop running for office
Speaker 2: into your electorate. Stop being morons by electing these people
Speaker 2: over and over again, despite the fact they're horrible politicians.
Speaker 2: They've been there forever in a day, and they're not
Speaker 2: there for you. Maybe they started out going there for you,
Speaker 2: but they've long since moved past you because they're now
Speaker 2: in their self serving phase. They don't have time to
Speaker 2: worry about serving for you. They're now trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what can they do next for themselves? What can
Speaker 2: they do next to better themselves. That's a real question, people,
Speaker 2: because we've got to start making these changes. And I
Speaker 2: understand if we put an age cap, maybe that keeps
Speaker 2: President Trump from running this time. But you know what
Speaker 2: else it did. It would have kept Joe Biden from
Speaker 2: ever being president. Does it catch in everything? But at
Speaker 2: some point this country, again we put a limit on
Speaker 2: when you can when you're old enough to run for office.
Speaker 2: Why can't we have a cap too? Will you hit
Speaker 2: this magic number you can't run again. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: that you hit seventy five years old and you're in office,
Speaker 2: you have to resign. I'm saying once you hit seventy five,
Speaker 2: you're ineligible for running any longer. It would be a
Speaker 2: big help to everyone, the entire country if we could
Speaker 2: do that. But politicians love their longevity and they're never
Speaker 2: going to give us an age cap. I know I'm
Speaker 2: talking into I know I'm talking to a brick wall
Speaker 2: when it comes to ever expecting the politicians to do
Speaker 2: anything to benefit us in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: But I can dream, right, I can dream. These are
Speaker 2: just the most recent examples of it. Well wishes to you,
Speaker 2: Delbert Houseman, despite your being a terrible politician. Well wishes
Speaker 2: to all of them. But don't run for any more offices.
Speaker 2: Go spend time with those grandkids that you like to
Speaker 2: pull out for political aheads. Go spend time with them
Speaker 2: instead of just you know, using them as props whenever
Speaker 2: you want to try to get re elected or elected
Speaker 2: to a new position, whatever it is you're thinking of doing.
Speaker 2: That's where we need you at this point in your life.
Speaker 2: We don't need you serving. Sadly, most voters will probably
Speaker 2: forget about this and still vote for you because our
Speaker 2: electorate just doesn't pay enough attention. But we need them to,
Speaker 2: We need them to start, and we need this to
Speaker 2: change really quickly. We're gonna pause right here for a
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Speaker 2: what will be the hum stretch of this week's episode,
Speaker 2: the final segment of the program today. It's crazy when
Speaker 2: you look at some of the things that are going
Speaker 2: on in this world and some of the news that
Speaker 2: the liberal media is losing its mind over the fact
Speaker 2: that we are watching liberals just get outraged over the
Speaker 2: fact that Doge and Elon musk or finding areas of
Speaker 2: waste and trying to cut them. That's shocking to me,
Speaker 2: although it shouldn't be because when you think about it,
Speaker 2: it is very much in line with what Doge is
Speaker 2: supposed to be doing. But the left can't stand the
Speaker 2: idea of cutting money. They can't stand the idea of
Speaker 2: cutting spending. Just the other night, as I'm getting ready
Speaker 2: to load up the papers to take them on the
Speaker 2: long trek of delivery. The delivery driver that night he
Speaker 2: comes out and he just instantly starts off on a rent.
Speaker 2: The first off is anti Doge, and second off, it's
Speaker 2: anti Trump. He doesn't know me, he doesn't understand that
Speaker 2: I'm a conservative talk show host who is pretty well
Speaker 2: versed in a lot of these manners. Well, he kept on,
Speaker 2: and he's, ah, you know all these people, you know
Speaker 2: they're going to you know, all these foreign children, they're
Speaker 2: gonna starve because we're not sending aid overseas. Looked at
Speaker 2: him and said, well, is that really our responsibility to
Speaker 2: take care of foreign kids?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 4: Right, right, right right?
Speaker 2: Said okay, well, if you feel that strongly about it,
Speaker 2: donate more of your money to it. He didn't liked. Oh, no,
Speaker 2: oment government should take No, our government's responsibility is not
Speaker 2: to foreign kids. Yes, that's tragic, but we're already running
Speaker 2: out of money. We're already dangerously closed to driving off
Speaker 2: that financial cliff. And here you are, because your heart
Speaker 2: is bleeding a little too much.
Speaker 1: You don't want.
Speaker 2: To cut that because you want us to think about
Speaker 2: the children. You got to think about that's again, and
Speaker 2: that is always the crusp of a liberal. They always
Speaker 2: want to go to the emotional heartstrings because they know
Speaker 2: they don't have a strong argument, but they can go
Speaker 2: to these emotional places and they can hook you. There's
Speaker 2: a reason why younger people trend more to the left.
Speaker 2: It's because the emotional aspect of it. They'll get that
Speaker 2: emotional plea, they'll get told this emotional gobbly goot and
Speaker 2: they fall for it because they're still young and naive
Speaker 2: and they have not yet understood this. Some of this
Speaker 2: stuff that they think sounds like a good idea is
Speaker 2: not free, and you're going to be the one expected
Speaker 2: to pay for it. The other thing that this liberal
Speaker 2: livery driver who picked fight with the wrong person, unfortunately
Speaker 2: for him, the other thing that he decided to go
Speaker 2: out was, well, you know, Eli Musk is just gonna
Speaker 2: have all these people fired because he expects them to
Speaker 2: write down five things that they've done today and YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm proud of the ones who refused to
Speaker 2: do it. Quite frankly, I looked at him and said, well,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm proud of him too, because those are
Speaker 2: the first ones who are gonna get fired and save
Speaker 2: some of my taxpayer money. I didn't like that answer either.
Speaker 2: Then he proceeds to huff and puff more. Oh, all
Speaker 2: you people who voted for Trump are gonna you're gonna
Speaker 2: regret it to you know, you're gonna see You're gonna
Speaker 2: see him like sort of like all you people who
Speaker 2: voted for Joe Biden. You saw how terrible he was
Speaker 2: the last four years. Huh. He didn't want to comment
Speaker 2: on that. He tried to once again deflect. Didn't deny
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden had been terrible for the last four years.
Speaker 2: Didn't deny it, but he tried to deflect and just
Speaker 2: kept repeating his same sentiment. And I just finally had
Speaker 2: enough of Someboddy. You have no clue who you're talking to.
Speaker 2: That's when I told him who I was. And then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna talk radio show host and I'm very versed
Speaker 2: on these subjects. Oh you don't know what you're talking
Speaker 2: abouh blah blah.
Speaker 1: Yeah I do.
Speaker 2: And at this point, you're the one that's getting angry
Speaker 2: and belligerent, and I'm the one still looking at you
Speaker 2: with a smile on my face while I tell you
Speaker 2: you're wrong, and that pisces you off even more because again,
Speaker 2: you're used to being able to bully people into just
Speaker 2: dealing with you. Me, I'm not your huckleberry in that
Speaker 2: oh brawl, and you better bring something better than Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're gonna regret. Back up facts, bring up something more
Speaker 2: than the emotional argument. That emotional gobbly goop. It works
Speaker 2: on kids. I'm a forty nine year old man. I
Speaker 2: ain't no kid anymore. You better bring something a little
Speaker 2: bit stronger than that there, because I can tell you
Speaker 2: from experience. I've taken on callers back in the trustor
Speaker 2: radio days that brought better arguments than anything you are
Speaker 2: trying to bring, and I handled them pretty well. I
Speaker 2: don't claim to be the smartest person in the room.
Speaker 2: I don't claim to be on knowing, and I try
Speaker 2: to respect everyone and their opinions, even when they're different
Speaker 2: from mine. But what I want tolerate is when you're
Speaker 2: being disrespectful of me and thinks you're going to bully
Speaker 2: me into believing your position. That's never going to work.
Speaker 2: That was his biggest mistake, he thought, when I disagreed
Speaker 2: initially with that smile on my face, he took that
Speaker 2: smile for weakness. He saw me grinted and thought, oh,
Speaker 2: I got a young guy who's unsure of himself, and
Speaker 2: despite fact, I have a lot more gray in my beard.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you he thought I was just some young punk,
Speaker 2: but I was quick to make sure he knew. Now,
Speaker 2: now you're dealing with somebody pretty well versed. You're dealing
Speaker 2: with somebody that understands exactly what we're looking at in
Speaker 2: this country. He understands that we're dealing with a situation. Well,
Speaker 2: we have to get certain things under control. Your party
Speaker 2: doesn't want to do it. My party really doesn't want
Speaker 2: to do it. But I do believe that Trump does,
Speaker 2: and I do believe the deal I must does so
Speaker 2: I'm hoping. I'm hoping that through all of that we'll
Speaker 2: see some things actually get accomplished in Trump's second term.
Speaker 2: Those of you who listen and understand and know me
Speaker 2: know that I am very pessimistic, not because of any
Speaker 2: disbelief in Donald Trump, but I have a strong disbelief
Speaker 2: in Congress. I also understand that all these executive orders
Speaker 2: that he is doing, while they are things I support,
Speaker 2: if they don't eventually become law, through Congress. They're just
Speaker 2: something the next president can write his own executive order
Speaker 2: and do away with as easy as he wants. So yeah,
Speaker 2: that's why I'm skeptical. That's why I have a hard
Speaker 2: time believing we'll see some of these. But when it
Speaker 2: comes to this delivery driver, we'll call him Eddie. When
Speaker 2: Eddie thinks that he's going to come at me with weak,
Speaker 2: overly emotional positions like the children and other countries are
Speaker 2: going to starve, I'm sorry, Eddie, but you need to
Speaker 2: come at me with a stronger argument than that. That's
Speaker 2: weak sauce, my friend, overly emotional hogwash, those other countries
Speaker 2: with these alleged starving children. And when I say alleged, yes,
Speaker 2: before you say, oh, you're saying that there aren't any
Speaker 2: starving children in other countries. No, that's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm saying his scenario is alleged. But in these other countries,
Speaker 2: how about they try to figure out a way to
Speaker 2: take care of their own how about they try to
Speaker 2: figure out a way to stop having inept, corrupt governments.
Speaker 2: It is not the job of the United States of
Speaker 2: America to babysit the rest of the world. Can we
Speaker 2: lend a hand when there's a time of need, Sure,
Speaker 2: but do we need to constantly bail them out every time?
Speaker 2: Every chance we get that? I don't that. I don't buy.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: I don't buy at all. But we'll see, you know
Speaker 2: how things play out over the next couple of months
Speaker 2: and years. And I'm sure in the as long as
Speaker 2: he is one of our delivery drivers that Eddie and
Speaker 2: I will have more interesting conversations as the times go on.
Speaker 2: I look forward to him, but he's got my request.
Speaker 2: I doubt he's listening. But if he is, come a
Speaker 2: little bit stronger next time, I'm waiting for a more
Speaker 2: compelling fight than Oh, they're just gonna make these little
Speaker 2: kids in other parts of the world starve. Be better, Eddie,
Speaker 2: or don't be and just understand that I'm not pure
Speaker 2: least I am. I got caught up to the majors
Speaker 2: years ago. So that may sound arrogant to some of you,
Speaker 2: but I'm sorry. Every now and then, you just got
Speaker 2: to speak the truth. More news before I sign off
Speaker 2: for the evening, there was a big shake up over
Speaker 2: at MSNBC, where Joy Reid was officially fired. Her show
Speaker 2: was bleeding ratings and alarming raid. But of course it
Speaker 2: didn't take any time for folks to scream racism and
Speaker 2: sexism and ignore the fact that Joy Reid said some
Speaker 2: pre racist stuff herself. But of course those on the
Speaker 2: left believed that if you are of a black person,
Speaker 2: you cannot be racist, even though you can be. She
Speaker 2: has been canceled, removed from the network, and I think
Speaker 2: that's a good thing. But the main thing that annoyed
Speaker 2: me was I saw several folks who claim to be
Speaker 2: conservative on Facebook after Oh, we shouldn't be taking joy
Speaker 2: in her missile this look. I don't want somebody to
Speaker 2: be out of work, but trust me, this is an
Speaker 2: individual that we'll find somewhere to land, because people like
Speaker 2: that always do. We're not talking about a guy that
Speaker 2: got laid off at the factory. We're talking about a
Speaker 2: TV personality who said stupid, annoyingly, alarmingly racist content who
Speaker 2: got fired. So if you want to go out there
Speaker 2: and virtue signal that, oh, we should poke our chest
Speaker 2: out and we should take pride in the fact that
Speaker 2: she lost her job, stop, you're not fooling anyone. You
Speaker 2: are a fake phony who wants to try to guilt
Speaker 2: people because they're happy that a terrible commentator was removed
Speaker 2: from the air. I see nothing wrong with somebody taking
Speaker 2: joy in seeing when a liberal commentator is removed from
Speaker 2: the airwaves because their ratings were abysmal. For one, it
Speaker 2: tells us nobody wants to hear that point of view.
Speaker 2: That's why they were removed. If there were people out
Speaker 2: there lining up to listen to joy read, she'd still
Speaker 2: be on the air saying completely stupid stuff. But the
Speaker 2: audience wasn't there. So that is something that we should celebrate.
Speaker 2: But by all means, make sure you pat yourself on
Speaker 2: the back, poke your chest out, and pretend that you're
Speaker 2: a better person than those who wanted to celebrate the
Speaker 2: fact that she is out of work. Does that make
Speaker 2: you feel superior in some way? Does that make you
Speaker 2: feel like a better person in some way? In my opinion,
Speaker 2: it just makes you look like a fool, and a
Speaker 2: phony fool at that. And quite frankly, I'm tired of
Speaker 2: all these virtual signaling idiots out there who anytime they
Speaker 2: see something that they think they can lecture you about,
Speaker 2: they can shame you about, they're going to jump on it.
Speaker 2: You know what I say about those type of people.
Speaker 2: To hell with them. The hell with them, because they
Speaker 2: don't really care about you. They don't even care that
Speaker 2: you're celebrating this. They just want to stick their nose
Speaker 2: high up in the air and make sure you know
Speaker 2: that they are superior to you in every way and
Speaker 2: a better class a citizen than you'll ever be. That's
Speaker 2: all they're doing when they put out those social media
Speaker 2: posts like that, And you should understand that because I
Speaker 2: know what they're doing. They down keep know what they're doing,
Speaker 2: and they probably celebrate it to a reads firing as well. Guys,
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