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Speaker 3: to carrying on here in twenty twenty six. Now, I
Speaker 3: don't want to get too deep into the woods when
Speaker 3: it comes to this particular episode, but what I did
Speaker 3: think would be fun would be to look back at
Speaker 3: the year that was. Let's look back at twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: and CBS News put out top news headlines of twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five month by month. I also have one from
Speaker 3: ABC News where it says the US stories everyone was
Speaker 3: talking about in twenty twenty five this particular episode, this
Speaker 3: particular article on CBS News was written by Jane Polly,
Speaker 3: and I thought it'd be fun. We can look back
Speaker 3: and see what she thinks was the top stories month
Speaker 3: by month, and we'll look back and see if we
Speaker 3: agree or disagree. And of course in January, I think
Speaker 3: it's hard pressed to disagree with what she chose, which
Speaker 3: was Donald Trump being inaugurated as the forty seventh President
Speaker 3: of the United States, becoming just the second person ever
Speaker 3: elected to non consecutive terms. It was a big moment,
Speaker 3: and I think it was the defining moment of January.
Speaker 3: So it's kind of hard to disagree with Jane on
Speaker 3: this particular one because based on how twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: was dominated by the election and Trump's resounding victory, it
Speaker 3: has it was definitely the thing that everybody was keeping
Speaker 3: close the eyes on to see exactly how things were
Speaker 3: going to play out. And of course Trump dominated a
Speaker 3: lot of the headlines throughout twenty twenty five, and we'll
Speaker 3: talk more about that, I'm sure as we go on.
Speaker 3: Then we get to February, where her top story in
Speaker 3: February was the Philadelphia Eagles winning the Super Bowl by
Speaker 3: defeating the Kansas City Chiefs forty to twenty two, denying
Speaker 3: the Kansas City Chiefs a three pet I'm trying hard
Speaker 3: to think back to February to see what other stories
Speaker 3: could have topped the Super Bowl because to me, that
Speaker 3: just that didn't really speak to me. So I just
Speaker 3: I'm not sure about that one. Maybe it's because I'm
Speaker 3: not a Philadelphia Eagles fan. It was nice to see
Speaker 3: the Chiefs take a loss, but outside of that, it
Speaker 3: just did not that That really seems like if that
Speaker 3: was the top story, that February must have been an old,
Speaker 3: a slow news mode. But of course I think that
Speaker 3: when you talk about looming tariffs threatened, I think that
Speaker 3: was probably a bigger story. I think that there was
Speaker 3: a couple of their stories that we could have maybe
Speaker 3: focused on besides the super Bowl, but Jan chose the
Speaker 3: super Bowl and the Eagles winning. But well, we'll move
Speaker 3: on from that. Her next story, we go to March.
Speaker 3: In March or top story is that the US government
Speaker 3: deported nearly two hundred and eighty immigrants to Savadorian prison
Speaker 3: without hearings or trials, relying in part on rarely used
Speaker 3: eighteenth century wartime law. And that is a that was
Speaker 3: a big story in March, and the president was able
Speaker 3: to get these folks deported and out of the country,
Speaker 3: and that most of them, I'm pretty sure almost all
Speaker 3: of them were violent criminals, so kind of hard to
Speaker 3: be mad. But of course you heard how I read that.
Speaker 3: That was exactly the way it read in Polly's article here,
Speaker 3: and it's definitely trying to lead the reader into believing
Speaker 3: that this was a bad move. But I just don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know that I agree with thinking it was
Speaker 3: a bad move, but we'll move on from that. I
Speaker 3: do think it probably was the top news story in March.
Speaker 3: I also think I agree with her on what she
Speaker 3: has down as her top news story from the month
Speaker 3: of April, which was Pope Francis death. Pope Francis when
Speaker 3: he passed away, it set off a wave of morning
Speaker 3: among the world's one point four billion Catholics. It was
Speaker 3: a big news story. It definitely dominated the news. I'm
Speaker 3: not Catholic, but of course, anytime a pope passes and
Speaker 3: then the intrigue over who's going to come next, it's
Speaker 3: something that catches your attention. So yes, I agree, And
Speaker 3: I also agree with April because April also Pope related,
Speaker 3: you know it, it was of course, now I skipped one. Now,
Speaker 3: March was Stevador. April was Pope Francis dying. So I
Speaker 3: think I just kind of said wrong. I think after
Speaker 3: going through the February I kind of tried to skip
Speaker 3: over March. I think I said it but yeah, April
Speaker 3: was Pope Francis. May was the election of his successor,
Speaker 3: the first US Pope, Chicago born Cardinal Robert Provost, who
Speaker 3: took the name of Pope Leo. So he is now
Speaker 3: the first American to lead the US, So Pope Leo
Speaker 3: the fourteenth. I believe it is so awesome to see
Speaker 3: an American born pope. Now we'll head to June and
Speaker 3: Polly's top story was Minnesota state lawmaker Melissa Hartman and
Speaker 3: her husband Mark were shot and killed at their home
Speaker 3: in politically motivated attack. And again, can't think of a
Speaker 3: story that would top this when it shocked us at
Speaker 3: the time, and it was a sign of things to
Speaker 3: come in the coming months, sadly, because we see too
Speaker 3: many folks thinking that this is the correct way to go.
Speaker 3: Tragedy is once again the top news story in Polly's
Speaker 3: article on julye which is about the catastrophic floods in
Speaker 3: central Texas. Those floods killed one hundred and thirty five
Speaker 3: at least one hundred and thirty five, including twenty seven
Speaker 3: campers and councilors at Camp Mystic. If you remember, the
Speaker 3: floods were flash floods that happened without warning and gave
Speaker 3: little chance for anyone to and figure out where to
Speaker 3: go to survive. It happened too fast. We're still sending
Speaker 3: out prayers for the families of the victims because it's
Speaker 3: it's a tragedy that I don't know how you could
Speaker 3: prevent it. And I understand there are people that want
Speaker 3: to blame somebody or find somebody to blame. This is
Speaker 3: one of those instances where I'm not sure there is
Speaker 3: anyone you can correctly blame here. But yeah, that's I
Speaker 3: agree with her in this one. And now we'll march
Speaker 3: on to August, where Polly has President Trump dispatching the
Speaker 3: National Guard troops to Washington, d C. Which was a
Speaker 3: rare domestic deployment of military that, of course, has been
Speaker 3: met with legal challenges. We have seen a judge block
Speaker 3: Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Poland, I
Speaker 3: mean portly. Oh goodness, last night was delivery night, and
Speaker 3: there may be some slip ups like that because I
Speaker 3: am probably a little sleep deprived here on New Year's Eve,
Speaker 3: but I digress. We've also seen judge blocked Trump administration
Speaker 3: from deployment of California National Guard in LA Supreme Court
Speaker 3: also said that Trump cannot deploy National Guard to Chicago
Speaker 3: as the legal challenge is moving forward. So it's set
Speaker 3: off a storm of legal challenges and for now they
Speaker 3: have not gone Trump's way, but we'll see how things
Speaker 3: play out as we roll into twenty twenty six September.
Speaker 3: Once again, there's no other story that she could have picked,
Speaker 3: And if she had picked any other story, I would
Speaker 3: have vehetimently disagreed with her. But she picked the assassination
Speaker 3: of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Of course, Charlie Kirk shot
Speaker 3: and killed at a campus event in Utah. Kirk's alleged
Speaker 3: killer has been charged with murder and has not entered
Speaker 3: a plea as of yet, and they're starting the initial
Speaker 3: part of the hearing here. It's one of those moments
Speaker 3: that you'll never forget where you were when you heard
Speaker 3: the news that Kirk had been assassinated. I was sitting
Speaker 3: in my recliner. It was a Wednesday, and I had
Speaker 3: we had just we had done the deliveries in the
Speaker 3: newspaper the night before, so I had not headed towards
Speaker 3: the office yet and when I got the news it
Speaker 3: was a friend sent us a text message with a video,
Speaker 3: and at first we're like, is this real? None of
Speaker 3: us knew for sure, and I flipped over to Fox News, CNN,
Speaker 3: all the twenty four hour news, and they all were
Speaker 3: showing it, so then I knew it was very much real.
Speaker 3: Wasn't long after that that the graphic video that you
Speaker 3: probably only watched once. One of the folks found that
Speaker 3: and send it our way, and that's when you realize
Speaker 3: that this this was not going to be a happy ending. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you were still praying that you were wrong, praying that
Speaker 3: maybe that's not as bad as it looked. But ultimately
Speaker 3: we got the news that Kirk had passed and it
Speaker 3: was still it's still to this day devastating and shocking
Speaker 3: to even talk about. But right now we're seeing turning
Speaker 3: point USA soldier on. We're seeing them find folks to
Speaker 3: go onto the college campuses and continue Charlie's legacy. Our
Speaker 3: own Chris McDaniel even hosted one of these events at
Speaker 3: the University of Southern Mississippi. My understanding is he's working
Speaker 3: with them to do another one in the spring and
Speaker 3: maybe even go to all miss and Misspech State for
Speaker 3: some so that'd be something that once we find out
Speaker 3: if something's been scheduled, we will update you here on
Speaker 3: the Right Side radio show. Of course, her October story
Speaker 3: another one I agree with. Israel and Hamas reached a
Speaker 3: ceasefire agreement and days later Hamas released the remaining twenty
Speaker 3: living Israeli hostages. The ceasefire has been shaky since that happened,
Speaker 3: and each side continues to say that the other one
Speaker 3: is guilty of breaking said ceasefire. But it's it's interesting
Speaker 3: to see how things happen November. November is an interesting
Speaker 3: one because you could talk about the longest government shut
Speaker 3: down in American history, or you could talk about the
Speaker 3: off year elections that saw Democrats sweep most as they
Speaker 3: called it competitive races, but again, as I said at
Speaker 3: the time, the Democrats in most of those races should
Speaker 3: have been the favorite. The shutdown, I think is the
Speaker 3: correct answer in the top story of November. But you
Speaker 3: could also point to Zoran Mandini, the Socialists that New
Speaker 3: York elected as It's made, which again is a disturbing
Speaker 3: but an equally big event. So I think those two
Speaker 3: could very easily be ones to share. But because of
Speaker 3: how much the government shut down dominated the headlines. You
Speaker 3: kind of had to talk about that one. You kind
Speaker 3: of had to talk about that one. And then in December.
Speaker 3: I disagree with her, even though I think this story
Speaker 3: is one that could easily be picked as a top headline,
Speaker 3: but I think that she purposely didn't choose the one
Speaker 3: that I think is the top headline of December, in
Speaker 3: which she talks about the tragic shooting in Sydney, Australia,
Speaker 3: where two terrorist gunmen opened fire on a Honkkah celebration
Speaker 3: at Bondi Beach in Sydney. Fifteen were killed in this
Speaker 3: there was a hero that jumped in and took the
Speaker 3: gun away from one of the terrorists and that probably
Speaker 3: saved several lives. It's a good one to pick, for sure,
Speaker 3: and to understand why you would want to pick that.
Speaker 3: But to me, the biggest story in December is the Minnesota,
Speaker 3: the Minnesota Somali scandal, where we're finding out that funds
Speaker 3: have been misappropriate, Funds that were supposed to go to
Speaker 3: children have been misappropriated and sent to Somalia, and it's
Speaker 3: leaving Tim Walls, the former Democratic nominee for Vice President
Speaker 3: of the United States. It leaves him on shaky political
Speaker 3: ground because this has been going on for a while
Speaker 3: under his administration and he couldn't figure out a way
Speaker 3: to stop it. So Polly conveniently does not select that
Speaker 3: particular story because I guess it's just not the big gotcha,
Speaker 3: because I think she chose the one she did, even
Speaker 3: though it's in Australia. I think it's another one of
Speaker 3: those we picked this because it'll make guns look bad,
Speaker 3: and we're going to ignore the one that makes one
Speaker 3: of our Democrat darlings and Timmy Walls look bad. So
Speaker 3: I disagree with her on December. For the most part,
Speaker 3: several of hers I agreed with from month to month,
Speaker 3: and they were big stories, and they were ones that
Speaker 3: warranted a conversation or two. Now I'm going to Paul's
Speaker 3: right here for a quick commercial break. When we come back,
Speaker 3: I'm going to go through what ABC News. They didn't
Speaker 3: go month to month, but they did put together a
Speaker 3: list of stories that they said everybody was talking about.
Speaker 3: Some of the may be repeated from Polly's month to month, obviously,
Speaker 3: but I want to go through it and see what
Speaker 3: we think of the stories they said that everyone was
Speaker 3: talking about in twenty twenty five and see how much
Speaker 3: I agree that everyone was talking about them. This is
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Speaker 3: the Right Side Radio Show and what will probably be
Speaker 3: the home stretch of the radio show, the final segment
Speaker 3: of the program today and your first episode of twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six. It's a time to erupt the applause and
Speaker 3: get folks all excited here as we are entering a
Speaker 3: glorious new year of twenty twenty six. Folks, it's exciting.
Speaker 3: People were ringing in the new year last night. I'm
Speaker 3: sure there were some firework blast I'm sure all kinds
Speaker 3: of fireworks and you know, explosions. The excitement that ring
Speaker 3: in the new year was all there. As we say goodbye.
Speaker 3: That was thunder that didn't sound like it maybe, but
Speaker 3: the fans they applauded there. I guess they liked the
Speaker 3: thunderous firework whatever that was. Oh goodness. Well, we just
Speaker 3: went through a list that Jane Polly put together of
Speaker 3: the top stories month to month. But ABC News and
Speaker 3: Emily Shapiro put out her own list of stories that
Speaker 3: she said everyone was talking about in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: One of those stories was the LA wildfires, and I
Speaker 3: think that is an accurate one that folks were talking
Speaker 3: about NonStop tragic that there were so many people that
Speaker 3: lost everything in these fires, and it was a tragic
Speaker 3: moment for sure. Then you go back to January, and
Speaker 3: we're looking at the end of January when an American
Speaker 3: Airliner Regional Jet was on approach to Washington, DC's Ronald
Speaker 3: Reagan Washington National Airport when it collided with the US
Speaker 3: Army Blackhawk helicopter, sending both aircrafts into the Potomac River.
Speaker 3: All sixty four people on board the plane and all
Speaker 3: three soldiers on the helicopter were killed. The collision marked
Speaker 3: the first major commercial airliner crash since two thousand and nine.
Speaker 3: It's I remember when it happened. We did a special report,
Speaker 3: and it's one of those things that just steal breaks
Speaker 3: your heart thinking back to it. Another story that she
Speaker 3: has on her list that everyone in twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: was talking about was when actor Gene Hackman and his
Speaker 3: wife were found dead at their Santa Fe, New Mexico
Speaker 3: home during a February twenty six welfare check. In March,
Speaker 3: investigators announced that his wife died from a rare disease
Speaker 3: that was transmitted through urine through rodent urine droppings or saliva.
Speaker 3: Hackman was ninety five years old and died of cardiovascular
Speaker 3: and Alheimer's disease. Said he was likely home with his
Speaker 3: diseased wife for one week before he died. They say
Speaker 3: that she passed away on February twelfth, and believed that
Speaker 3: Hackman died around February eighteenth. Hackman was in an advanced
Speaker 3: state of all Timer's and it is quite possible that
Speaker 3: he was not aware she was deceased, is what they said.
Speaker 3: One of the couple's three dogs was also found dead
Speaker 3: inside to create here in the welfare check, and very
Speaker 3: possible that the dog passed away from dehydration and starvation
Speaker 3: after its owners were deceased as well. It's a sad story.
Speaker 3: And Hackman was one of those actors that I was
Speaker 3: a big fan of. He was in great movies, from
Speaker 3: The French Connection to what I consider the greatest sports
Speaker 3: movie of all time, Boogiers, And he's one of those
Speaker 3: talents that of course, he had been retired for years
Speaker 3: and having Alzheimer's was definitely it was definitely a story
Speaker 3: that called a lot of people's attention because him being
Speaker 3: elevated as an actor of his status. The next story
Speaker 3: that she has on her list is Karen Reid's trial.
Speaker 3: It was on June eighteenth, the Massachusetts jury found Karen
Speaker 3: Reid not guilty of murdering her Boston police officer boyfriend,
Speaker 3: ending a criminal case that had, according to her, gripped
Speaker 3: the nation's attention. And I'll be honest with you, I'm
Speaker 3: not familiar with this case. I don't know how much
Speaker 3: it gripped the nation's attention. It didn't grab grip my attention.
Speaker 3: And because of that, I just can't. I don't know
Speaker 3: that I agree with this one. But maybe this is
Speaker 3: one of those stories that you got captivated by, that
Speaker 3: you got drawn into and it was a big story
Speaker 3: to you, to me, I'm not familiar with it at all,
Speaker 3: so I'm not sure what it was. But they say
Speaker 3: that prosecutors alleged that Reid hit her boyfriend with her
Speaker 3: car outside of the home of a fellow police officer
Speaker 3: after a night of heavy drinking in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: and then left him to die there in a blizzard.
Speaker 3: The defense had argued that read vehicle did not hit o'keith,
Speaker 3: and instead said that o'keeith was attacked by a dog
Speaker 3: and beaten by other people who were in the house
Speaker 3: before he was thrown outside in the snow to die.
Speaker 3: Apparently she was found innocent, and yeah, but again I
Speaker 3: just I don't know. Maybe that was something everybody was
Speaker 3: talking about. I just I don't even remember it, so
Speaker 3: to me, I don't see that one. It's a big story.
Speaker 3: The next one's one that was on Jane Polly's month,
Speaker 3: a month which was the July fourth. Heavy rain inundated
Speaker 3: the Texas Hill Country region, sparking the catastrophic flooding. And
Speaker 3: it's of course, knowing that many of the victims came
Speaker 3: from Camp Mystic, a Christian all girls sleep away camp
Speaker 3: in Kirk County. It's one of those things that. Yes,
Speaker 3: that was something that got everybody's attention and caught all
Speaker 3: of us. They called all of us, you know, off
Speaker 3: off guard, because none of us we prepared for it.
Speaker 3: The next one she has is a Brian Copenberger was
Speaker 3: set to go to trial for the twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: quadruple homicides at the University of Idaho, Idaho. Cohenburger admitted
Speaker 3: to the crimes at a change of plea hearing in July.
Speaker 3: At the sentencing, Cohenberger was given four consecutive life sentences,
Speaker 3: only four first degree murder accounts and maximum penalty of
Speaker 3: ten years on burglary account. So I vaguely remember this one,
Speaker 3: but I definitely see because it being a big case,
Speaker 3: she's probably more right and not one that stayed on
Speaker 3: my radar since I focused so much on political stuff.
Speaker 3: But you tell me, do you agree with that one
Speaker 3: or do you disagree with that one? Next, of course,
Speaker 3: is the Sean Diddy Combs trial. Of course, that one.
Speaker 3: We even did an episode of the Right Side talking
Speaker 3: about the case against Diddy, and it was it did
Speaker 3: greep the nation. There were some disturbing facts, some oddities
Speaker 3: that came out of this thing. Of course, the jury
Speaker 3: acquitted Combs on the more serious sex trafficking and racketeering charges,
Speaker 3: and in October sentence hearing, Combs tearfully apologized in court,
Speaker 3: saying that he had been humbled to his core and broken.
Speaker 3: The mogul is now serving a four year sentence at
Speaker 3: FCI Dix, a federal prison in new jury comes as
Speaker 3: appealing the conviction of his sentence. That one definitely, like
Speaker 3: I said, it had a lot of people talking about it.
Speaker 3: The next is a story about a month long manhunt
Speaker 3: for Travis Decker unfolded in the Washington State this summer,
Speaker 3: capturing national attention. It began on May thirtieth, when Decker
Speaker 3: picked up his three daughters at his ex wife's home
Speaker 3: for a planned visitation. On May thirty first, police announced
Speaker 3: the disappearance of the three daughters, who were ages nine
Speaker 3: to eight and five. On June second, the girl's bodies
Speaker 3: were found near a campground. Decker allegedly suffocated his daughters
Speaker 3: to death, according to police. Decker, a former member of
Speaker 3: the military with extensive training, disappeared, sparking a multiple multi
Speaker 3: agency manhunt. An attorney for Decker's ex wife told ABC
Speaker 3: News that Decker lacked mental health resources and struggled with
Speaker 3: post traumatic stress disorder. On September eighteenth, Decker's remains were
Speaker 3: found in a remote wooded area. The local corner said
Speaker 3: an autopsy couldn't be done due to how little remains
Speaker 3: were left. In their continued push for freedom this year,
Speaker 3: this next story is going to go back to an
Speaker 3: older one in involving the Lyle and Eric Menendez. As
Speaker 3: they were continuing their push for freedom, they had one
Speaker 3: big legal win, but two significant losses. The brothers, of course,
Speaker 3: were convicted in nineteen ninety six a first degree murder
Speaker 3: of their parents and sentenced to two consecutive life prison
Speaker 3: without the possibility of parole. The last several years they've
Speaker 3: tried to get released. They've tried to cite things they've
Speaker 3: accomplished in prison and claiming that they were abused by
Speaker 3: their parents. The same story this may. Judge Michael Jessic
Speaker 3: resentenced Eric and Laumanendez to fifty years to life in prison,
Speaker 3: making them immediately eligible for parole under youth offender parole laws.
Speaker 3: Jessic said he was moved by letters from prison guards
Speaker 3: and is amazed by what the brothers have accomplished in
Speaker 3: their decades behind bars, but in August, the brothers were
Speaker 3: both denied parole. Commissioners reviewed Eric's Menendez time in prison
Speaker 3: and noted some inappropriate behaviors with visitors, drug smuggling, misuse
Speaker 3: of state computers, violent incidences, and illegal cell phone use.
Speaker 3: Lauman Indez panel of commission who were different from those
Speaker 3: reviewing Eric's case, not that he was also called illegally
Speaker 3: using cell phones. The brothers won't be eligible for parole
Speaker 3: for another three years, and their second loss came in September,
Speaker 3: when Judge William Ryan denied the brothers their habeas corpus petition,
Speaker 3: which they filed in twenty twenty three to try to
Speaker 3: toss their convention conviction and get a new trial based
Speaker 3: on newly discovered evidence. The judge said, neither piece of
Speaker 3: evidence adds to the allegations of use that the jury
Speaker 3: already heard. Of course, anytime those two because of how
Speaker 3: big that trial was when it was going on, if
Speaker 3: they show up in the news, it's going to get
Speaker 3: talked about by people around the country. So yes, I
Speaker 3: agree that that was one of the stories that everybody
Speaker 3: talked about. The next one that she has on her
Speaker 3: list is one that we already talked about as Jane
Speaker 3: Polly's top headline from the month of September, and it's
Speaker 3: the Charlie Kirk assassination, and it's one that we're still
Speaker 3: feeling the after effects of after the fact. And now
Speaker 3: we're going to go into twenty twenty six with the
Speaker 3: accused assassin, twenty two year old Tyler Robinson, getting set
Speaker 3: to face the trial and definitely looking forward to seeing
Speaker 3: justice served here and we'll see how things play out
Speaker 3: in that particular case. Now we'll talk about more current
Speaker 3: headline and one that could, you know, potentially even be
Speaker 3: a top headline for the month of December, because it
Speaker 3: was Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle Singer Reiner being
Speaker 3: killed allegedly by their own son. And it's a tragic
Speaker 3: story knowing that their son, Nick Reiner, who has been
Speaker 3: arrested and charged with two counts first degree murder. It's
Speaker 3: one of those things that again, and yes, Rob Reiner
Speaker 3: was an unapologetic liberal who probably viewed people like me
Speaker 3: with nothing but contempt, but at the same time, he
Speaker 3: was still a person and you never want to even
Speaker 3: imagine that your own child would be be capable of
Speaker 3: murdering you and his mother, and it just it's a
Speaker 3: sad story, especially as we learn more about Nick and
Speaker 3: his drug abuse and mental illness. It's it's a sad
Speaker 3: story for sure. And of course that rounds out her stories,
Speaker 3: you know, that she thinks everybody was talking about, but
Speaker 3: there are so many other stories that she didn't touch on,
Speaker 3: and those are stories like the insane left and it's
Speaker 3: idiotic protests that we have seen going on throughout the country,
Speaker 3: you know, and it's it's pretty sad to see how
Speaker 3: some of these folks continued to act and the celebrations
Speaker 3: that we saw, you know, when you saw folks celebrating
Speaker 3: the death of Charlie Kirk. We also in the wake
Speaker 3: of the death of Rob Reiner, we saw folks, we
Speaker 3: saw the President put out what I thought was a bad,
Speaker 3: bad statement. I understand folks who want to defend him.
Speaker 3: But my my, my point, and it will always be
Speaker 3: my point on this is I think because of who
Speaker 3: we are and because we know we can be better,
Speaker 3: we should be better. I don't necessarily, you know, want
Speaker 3: to rehash all of that again. But again, we there's
Speaker 3: so many other stories. The protest against ICE agents who
Speaker 3: are merely doing their job, and the the insanity and
Speaker 3: being told that it's okay to attack kids, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean to attack these these agents. It's one of
Speaker 3: those things that I just will never accept as a
Speaker 3: a true thing to say is okay. But that's kind
Speaker 3: of one of those things that we have continued to
Speaker 3: witness in our time here as a a fan, you know,
Speaker 3: as as you know a commentator, you're going to see
Speaker 3: the insanity the left. The left is always always been insane.
Speaker 3: There are those who would argue that liberalism is a
Speaker 3: mental disorder, and when you see some of the things
Speaker 3: that they celebrate, when you see some of the things
Speaker 3: that they do and carry on about, it's not the
Speaker 3: easiest thing to argue against. And I am I'm just
Speaker 3: not going to ever think that we should stoop to
Speaker 3: their level or that that they should be for you know,
Speaker 3: just be written off, because again, if you're going to
Speaker 3: say stupid things, you're going to have to deal with
Speaker 3: stupid consequences at time. That is a reality. That is
Speaker 3: a factor. That is one of those things that we
Speaker 3: absolutely need to be better at. But I don't know
Speaker 3: that we ever truly will be better considering the fact
Speaker 3: that there are just so many folks that would rather
Speaker 3: poke poke poke, instead of focusing on what we can
Speaker 3: do that will improve our relations. There are too many
Speaker 3: people that I think are able to benefit from these divides.
Speaker 3: There are too many people out there that I think
Speaker 3: just are too They just have too much to gain
Speaker 3: to ever allow us to fully at our show back
Speaker 3: to where we think it should be. And it's sad,
Speaker 3: But maybe one day I'll get proven wrong and we'll
Speaker 3: we'll see things get fixed. But I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know. My frustration will ring on into the new year,
Speaker 3: I'm sure, and probably on into twenty twenty seven as well.
Speaker 3: But as we venture into twenty twenty six, my wish,
Speaker 3: my hope for everyone is that we can find a
Speaker 3: way to go back to the old days where we
Speaker 3: can actually sit down and debate our differences. Let ideas
Speaker 3: win the day, not thirty second sound bites or thirteen
Speaker 3: second or three second sound bites. Let's go back to
Speaker 3: the day where we're actually debating the issues. Let's go
Speaker 3: back to the day where we can show our intelligence
Speaker 3: and continue to have a discussion of dialogue. Let's move
Speaker 3: away from the idea that because you disagree with something.
Speaker 3: It is someone it is perfectly okay to celebrate when
Speaker 3: they are assassinated in cold blood. Let's move away from
Speaker 3: some of the stupidity that we have seen time and
Speaker 3: time again in the recent years. It is beyond frustrating
Speaker 3: to understand that we no longer are able to have
Speaker 3: these meaningful debates the way that we once did. So
Speaker 3: my hope and my prayer for not just our country,
Speaker 3: but the world as a whole, is that we can
Speaker 3: somehow find our civility again. Maybe it takes turning off
Speaker 3: social media and not giving in to the temptation to
Speaker 3: instantly jump on and post something that you would never
Speaker 3: have the guts to say to that person to their face.
Speaker 3: Enough of being a keyboard warrior. Let's be real with
Speaker 3: one another. People, Let's see how things go moving forward.
Speaker 3: And this, my friends, is the n of this particular
Speaker 3: show for twenty twenty six. I am your host, Zach Parrischialis,
Speaker 3: and of course I want to wish each in, every
Speaker 3: single one of you a very very happy new year.
Speaker 3: We'll be back next week on a regular schedule with
Speaker 3: warning callees and a regular full lead flagship episode. We'll
Speaker 3: see you guys there esday.
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