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Speaker 2: All right, guys, you have founded it is a very
Speaker 2: right side Christmas twenty twenty for edition, we are here
Speaker 2: with our usual Christmas episode, A break from political talk
Speaker 2: where we just celebrate Christmas. Understand that a lot of
Speaker 2: you are probably traveling today or whenever you stop to listen,
Speaker 2: you're headed to see family for Christmas and enjoy the season.
Speaker 2: You show up and you get to give the gifts
Speaker 2: that you have purchased for your family, and you get
Speaker 2: to see their reactions. Then you get the gifts that
Speaker 2: they gave you. It's a wonderful time of year, of course,
Speaker 2: but we always have to remember the reason for the season.
Speaker 2: That reason, of course, is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: We're celebrating his birth and we always have to remember
Speaker 2: that first and foremost. This weekend, I was a part
Speaker 2: of the nineteenth annual Merry Christmas Turkey giveaway turkeys that
Speaker 2: are purchased by my good friend Chris McDaniel, and he's
Speaker 2: been doing that for nineteen years. And no matter how
Speaker 2: down in the numbs you might be, no matter how
Speaker 2: you feel about the Christmas season, when you go to
Speaker 2: that event, it's something that you can't help but walk
Speaker 2: away from with a smile. You understand the true meaning
Speaker 2: of the season because you're part of giving, even if
Speaker 2: you're not the one who purchased you're somebody out there
Speaker 2: organized the line and making sure everything runs efficiently. And
Speaker 2: we every year have a great cast of volunteers, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna name a few of them just because there's
Speaker 2: no way I could name them all because I'm gonna
Speaker 2: forget somebody. So that's that's why I always say that
Speaker 2: I'm gonna name a few of them, so that way
Speaker 2: nobody can get offended if they had forgotten. Of course,
Speaker 2: Kelvin Dogg Smith, he is always instrumental in helping get
Speaker 2: the churches, get the church lined up, get the date there,
Speaker 2: communicating with the church. He's a member of West Ellisville
Speaker 2: Baptist Church. Of course, Rich Conrad, who is one of
Speaker 2: the first volunteers there, Don Hartness who this year got
Speaker 2: the turkey's for us because our good friend Gerald Wade
Speaker 2: had a conflict this year and was not able to attend,
Speaker 2: so Don stepped up and got the turkeys. But Don's
Speaker 2: helps me rope the thing off the night before and
Speaker 2: is always right behind me and being were some I
Speaker 2: think one year beat me to the church, but we're
Speaker 2: always one or two since he started involvement. This year
Speaker 2: we got our good friend Leonard Evans back to help
Speaker 2: us with it. My friend Bobby Mitchell, he finds me
Speaker 2: at least five or six volunteers every year, so it's amazing,
Speaker 2: you know that we have this cast that we know
Speaker 2: we can call on and things are going to work out.
Speaker 2: My friend Corey Ruffin was there this year and was
Speaker 2: able to help out, so really and truly in amazing
Speaker 2: cast characters, and of course I have to brag on
Speaker 2: Chris's sons, Cambridge and Chamberlain, who are up front handing
Speaker 2: the turkeys out as they are greeted with Merry Christmas.
Speaker 2: Cambridge also stepped up this year and helped me with
Speaker 2: media responsibilities. He did a couple of interviews, including going
Speaker 2: on the local TV station for their midday program with me.
Speaker 2: So a lot of praise to those folks, and of
Speaker 2: course to Chris McDaniel because if it wasn't for his generosity,
Speaker 2: his willingness to purchase all those turkeys and give those out,
Speaker 2: we wouldn't have an event to put together. And it
Speaker 2: is remarkable every year that we get to do this. Now,
Speaker 2: as you know, with this show, I have a tradition
Speaker 2: every year because one of my favorite Christmas specials as
Speaker 2: a child was It's Charlie Brown Christmas. And one of
Speaker 2: the things that is so special is during it the
Speaker 2: character of Linus, you know, the one that has the blanket.
Speaker 2: He has to help Tryarlie Brown understand the Christmas story.
Speaker 2: This is something that I don't think would get approved
Speaker 2: to be placed on network television today, even though they
Speaker 2: replay it and they haven't edited it out. I think
Speaker 2: if this was new content, they wouldn't approve it. But
Speaker 2: we are so fortunate that it's already out there and
Speaker 2: people have it. So here's Linus telling Charlie Brown about
Speaker 2: the Christmas story.
Speaker 4: They're hopeless, Charlie Brown, completely hopeless.
Speaker 11: Ratch.
Speaker 4: You've been done before, Charlie Brown, but this time you
Speaker 4: really did it? Not a true I guess you are right, Linus.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have picked this little tree. Everything I'd turns
Speaker 4: into a disaster. I guess I really don't know what
Speaker 4: Christmas is all about.
Speaker 1: Isn't there anyone who knows.
Speaker 12: What Christmas is all about?
Speaker 7: Pure Hardy Brown?
Speaker 4: I can tell you what Christmas is all about. Light, please,
Speaker 4: And there were in the same country, shepherds abiding in
Speaker 4: the field, keeping watch over their flock by night, and
Speaker 4: lo the angel of the Lord came upon them, and
Speaker 4: the glory of the Lord shall round about them. And
Speaker 4: they were sore afraid, and the Angel set unto them.
Speaker 4: If you're not for behold, I bring your tidings of
Speaker 4: great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto
Speaker 4: you is born this day in the city of David.
Speaker 4: A savior is Christ the Lord. And this shall be
Speaker 4: a sign. Unto you. You shall find the ab wrapped
Speaker 4: in swaddling clothes, lying in the manger. And suddenly there
Speaker 4: was with the Angel a multitude of the heavenly host,
Speaker 4: praising God. I'm saying glory to God in the highest
Speaker 4: and on earth, peace, goodwill towardment.
Speaker 2: Again just one of the best parts.
Speaker 4: Of Christmas Brown.
Speaker 2: I thought the clip was over, so I'm sorry, Linus,
Speaker 2: but one of the best parts of that special is
Speaker 2: Linus reading the Christmas Story, and it's just it's again.
Speaker 2: In those days, it wasn't shocking or surprising to hear
Speaker 2: someone reading scripture. But sadly nowadays you don't expect to
Speaker 2: find that on network television. You don't expect to find
Speaker 2: something that wholesome anymore. I missed those days, and I
Speaker 2: really would love to see us return this nation returned
Speaker 2: to its Christian roots. I don't think we're too far
Speaker 2: gone to go back there, but it's going to take
Speaker 2: a lot of us being willing to make sacrifices that
Speaker 2: we don't necessarily like, like maybe talking to people about
Speaker 2: our faith in ways that we haven't done in the past.
Speaker 2: So again, that's that's why I love sharing that, because
Speaker 2: again linus the innocence of a child, but understanding the
Speaker 2: magnitude and the importance of the true Christmas story. And
Speaker 2: while this show is going to be mostly non political,
Speaker 2: there is a radio bit from nineteen sixty five that
Speaker 2: I didn't play it last year, I don't believe during
Speaker 2: the Christmas special, but I wanted to bring it back
Speaker 2: this year because legendary radio host Paul Harvey he had
Speaker 2: a bit in nineteen sixty five that I think you
Speaker 2: can see some of the warnings he put out here
Speaker 2: in this You can see them coming through today, and
Speaker 2: I think it's worth everyone, especially those of you have
Speaker 2: never heard his if I was the Devil again? This
Speaker 2: was recorded in nineteen sixty five, but when you listen
Speaker 2: to it, you can understand why it is so very
Speaker 2: relevant today.
Speaker 13: Why were the Devil? If I were the devil. If
Speaker 13: I were the prince of darkness, I'd want to engulf
Speaker 13: the whole world in darkness, and i'd have a third
Speaker 13: of its real estate and four fifths of its population.
Speaker 13: But I wouldn't be happy until I had seized the
Speaker 13: ripest apple on the tree the So I'd set about,
Speaker 13: however necessary to take over the United States. I'd subvert
Speaker 13: the churches.
Speaker 14: First.
Speaker 13: I'd begin with a campaign of whispers. With the wisdom
Speaker 13: of a serpent, I would whisper to you as I
Speaker 13: whispered to Eve, do as you please. To the young,
Speaker 13: I would whisper that the Bible is a myth. I
Speaker 13: would convince them that man created God instead of the
Speaker 13: other way around. I would confide that what's bad is good,
Speaker 13: and what's good is square, and the old I would
Speaker 13: teach to pray after me our father, which aren't in Washington.
Speaker 13: And then I'd get organized. I'd educate authors in how
Speaker 13: to make the lowrid literature exciting, so that anything else
Speaker 13: would appear dull and uninteresting. I'd threatened TV with dirtier movies,
Speaker 13: and vice versa. I'd peddle narcotics to whom I could.
Speaker 13: I'd sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction. I'd
Speaker 13: tranquilize the rest with pills. If I were the Devil,
Speaker 13: I'd soon have families at war with themselves, churches at
Speaker 13: war with themselves, and nations at war with themselves until
Speaker 13: each in its turn was consumed, and with promises of
Speaker 13: higher ratings. I'd have mesmerizing media fanning the flames. If
Speaker 13: I were the Devil, I would encourage schools to refine
Speaker 13: young intellects, but neglect to discipline emotions, just let those
Speaker 13: run wild until before you knew it. You'd have to
Speaker 13: have drug sniffing dogs and metal detectors at every schoolhouse door.
Speaker 13: Within a decade, i'd have prisons overflowing. I'd have judges
Speaker 13: promoting pornography. Soon I could evict God from the courthouse,
Speaker 13: then from the schoolhouse, and then from the houses of
Speaker 13: Congress and in his own churches. I would substitute psychology
Speaker 13: for religion and deify science. I would lure priests and
Speaker 13: pastors into misusing boys and girls and church money. If
Speaker 13: I were the Devil, I'd make the symbol of Easter
Speaker 13: an egg and the symbol of Christmas a bottle. If
Speaker 13: I were the devil. I'd take from those who have
Speaker 13: and give to those who wanted, until I had killed
Speaker 13: the incentive of the ambitious.
Speaker 15: What'll you bet?
Speaker 13: I couldn't get whole states to promote gambling as the
Speaker 13: way to get rich. I would caution against extremes in
Speaker 13: hard work, in patriotism, in moral conduct. I would convince
Speaker 13: the young that marriage is old fashioned, that swinging is
Speaker 13: more fun, that what you see on TV is the
Speaker 13: way to be. And thus I could undress you in public,
Speaker 13: and I could lure you into bed with diseases for
Speaker 13: which there is no cure. In other words, if I
Speaker 13: were the devil, I just keep right on doing what
Speaker 13: he's doing. Paul Harvey, good day.
Speaker 2: Pre eye opening, especially when you think about that being
Speaker 2: recorded in nineteen sixty five, and you definitely can see
Speaker 2: a lot of that has come to pass. And it's
Speaker 2: even worse when you factor in some of the elements
Speaker 2: that even Paul Harvey couldn't have imagined that are socially
Speaker 2: acceptable nowadays. So yes, I do think that it's very
Speaker 2: much worth replaying that bit of radio from nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: five because it's a reminder, it's a reminder of why
Speaker 2: the speech that we played from a Charlie Brown Christmas
Speaker 2: special that the character Linus gave on the Christmas story
Speaker 2: is important because we have a power, We have an
Speaker 2: opportunity to fight back against a lot of this. But
Speaker 2: it's going to take us having to show our faith
Speaker 2: a little bit more than I think some of us
Speaker 2: are comfortable doing. We're going to have to show our
Speaker 2: fate where we may have to witness to people every
Speaker 2: now and then. That's the way how we fight back
Speaker 2: about against the devil in whatever worm he's taking. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna switch gears because one of the things that
Speaker 2: when I used to do a Christmas episode back on
Speaker 2: terrestrial radio, I used to play all kinds of Christmas music.
Speaker 2: I don't do that as much on here, but during
Speaker 2: Christmas there are a couple of songs that I still
Speaker 2: like to play. And one is for my mother because
Speaker 2: she has a personal favorite Christmas song. And yes my
Speaker 2: mother does listen to my shows. So Mom, this one,
Speaker 2: as always is for you.
Speaker 1: Christmas. We love you, So who does think again? Tackle
Speaker 1: shuns of rings.
Speaker 16: On a green Christmas tree? Oh, would be the same.
Speaker 16: If you are argue.
Speaker 3: With me when those blue.
Speaker 1: Snowfully start falling.
Speaker 3: That's when those blue.
Speaker 1: Mean Breeze start calling. You will be to.
Speaker 3: When Allah with your Gris Smuther. But have a blue blue,
Speaker 3: blue blue Chris, You'll be do moving all rise with
Speaker 3: your brand mother.
Speaker 17: Ever blue blue blue blue.
Speaker 2: And now that we're having a little bit of fun,
Speaker 2: that was King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley's Blue
Speaker 2: Christmas Let's uh one of the things that, of course,
Speaker 2: and I did this last year when I love it
Speaker 2: so much because one of the things that I myself
Speaker 2: and I think a lot of people enjoy or Christmas
Speaker 2: movies during the Christmas season, and of course Christmas movies
Speaker 2: are I prefer classics, not necessarily the generic hallmart one
Speaker 2: that if you've seen one, it's the same plot every time.
Speaker 2: So I've went online and I found different clips with
Speaker 2: different sound bites from various Christmas movies. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play this one for you guys.
Speaker 1: Santa's coming to.
Speaker 4: Oh my God, that says Christmas the season of perpetual
Speaker 4: hum not just for decoration.
Speaker 15: Look what you get, your little jerk.
Speaker 13: If you look for it.
Speaker 18: I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that love actually
Speaker 18: is all around.
Speaker 19: This is a full blown four alarm holiday emergency. Here
Speaker 19: we're gonna press on and we're gonna have the half
Speaker 19: happiest Christmas sin sping crossby tap Dance with Danny Kay
Speaker 19: And when Santa squeezes his fat white down that Chimney Knight,
Speaker 19: he's gonna find the jobbiest bunch of files this side
Speaker 19: of the nuthouse.
Speaker 6: And I think you're beautiful and I feel really warm
Speaker 6: when I un around you, and my tongue swells up.
Speaker 6: So do you want to go eat food?
Speaker 16: I feel it.
Speaker 17: In my bingles, hop feel it in my shoes.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the most real things in the world are the
Speaker 4: things we.
Speaker 19: Can't see.
Speaker 13: Dreaming love.
Speaker 6: Christmas.
Speaker 1: It's Christmas Eve.
Speaker 18: It's the one night of the year when we all
Speaker 18: act a little nicer.
Speaker 20: We we we smile, a little lasier, we we we
Speaker 20: we chare a little more.
Speaker 4: I want an official water recovering action.
Speaker 1: Do you want to join as well?
Speaker 2: Arab? You're a twelve hundred year old elf.
Speaker 6: We're pretty good for your age.
Speaker 4: Thanks, But I'm seeing someone I'm wrapping.
Speaker 6: Why are you.
Speaker 15: Smiling like that?
Speaker 1: I just like to smile.
Speaker 6: Smiling is my favorite.
Speaker 4: I can't seem to find a truth, lushall I pick
Speaker 4: one up when I go out today. Other than that,
Speaker 4: I'm a good shape. Okay, Dad, that's true.
Speaker 15: Let's go get the kicks out of us by health.
Speaker 7: Yes, Oh, the sidelent majesty of a winter's morn, the
Speaker 7: clean cool chill of a holiday air. It's all in
Speaker 7: his bathrobe and being a chemical toilet into my sewer.
Speaker 11: Oaks love Battle'll put yourself every time of bell ring,
Speaker 11: and then you'll get his wings.
Speaker 4: Say good night Kevin, goodnight Kevin.
Speaker 13: It came without ribbons, It came without dirch.
Speaker 6: It came without back.
Speaker 15: Of his boxes.
Speaker 21: A back.
Speaker 6: Maybe Christmas, he thought, dartin.
Speaker 15: Come from a stall.
Speaker 4: Maybe Christmas.
Speaker 1: Perhaps means a little bit.
Speaker 22: More come out of the girls. We'll get together, have
Speaker 22: a few lefts.
Speaker 18: Rude off the red nose range had a bear shoty noss,
Speaker 18: and you have salved it, you alouady, even said Glus.
Speaker 18: All of the range he used to live, we call
Speaker 18: him name.
Speaker 1: They never let rude off.
Speaker 11: John and any raindeer games, and one.
Speaker 1: Called your christmassy.
Speaker 11: Oh Sanna came to say, chamilting me high sure where
Speaker 11: no mancy genulty jueless whest bells.
Speaker 2: There you go, folks. And again the sound bites there
Speaker 2: from the different Christmas movies. How many of those sound
Speaker 2: bites were familiar to you? How many could you name?
Speaker 2: I could name. I think all of them, because I
Speaker 2: think I placed every single one. That last one, there's
Speaker 2: some debate about whether or not it's Christmas movie. And
Speaker 2: of course after the clips ran, that was a a
Speaker 2: silly little bit that I found online. Apparently there is
Speaker 2: an AI generator where you can take different songs and
Speaker 2: singers and you can see me. So No, the band
Speaker 2: Creed did not record an actual version of Rudolph the
Speaker 2: Red Nose Reindeer to the tune of one of their songs. No,
Speaker 2: that's a AI creation that When I saw it, I
Speaker 2: was like, I'm gonna sneak that one in this year,
Speaker 2: because again, I like to have a couple of new things.
Speaker 2: I mean, if everything's always the stuff you've already heard,
Speaker 2: it's not a new Christmas special, it's still more of
Speaker 2: the same. And that's something I try to not necessarily,
Speaker 2: do you know. I want to I want things to
Speaker 2: feel different every year, because again I understand that there
Speaker 2: are a lot of you out there. If you're like me,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be traveling by yourself. I've got an eight
Speaker 2: hour drive ahead of me to go see my mother
Speaker 2: and family in Gainesville, Florida, which, again, if you know
Speaker 2: anything about the road from where I'm at to Gainesville,
Speaker 2: there is a stretch from Pensacola all the way pretty
Speaker 2: much to when you turn down the turnpike that it's
Speaker 2: just boring. Now when you get to Tallassee, you get
Speaker 2: a moment of reprieve, but it's more something that lulls
Speaker 2: you into a false sense that hey, I'm getting close
Speaker 2: and you really aren't close yet to that turn. It's
Speaker 2: just a long, straight, boring road. And it's again, while
Speaker 2: I look forward to seeing family, I never look forward
Speaker 2: to that drive because it's just it's a long drive,
Speaker 2: and especially in that stretch. But it'll be worth it
Speaker 2: when I get there. It'll be worth it when I
Speaker 2: arrive at my mother's home and I can see them
Speaker 2: again and we can enjoy Christmas. If you're somebody that's
Speaker 2: traveling with a family, then maybe putting on something like
Speaker 2: a very right side Christmas is something that you can
Speaker 2: look forward to. It's something you can share with folks
Speaker 2: and say, hey, you know, he's playing some decent messages
Speaker 2: here for us this Christmas season. He's reminding us of
Speaker 2: why Christmas is important. Yes, Christmas is very much about family.
Speaker 2: Christmas is very much about the spirit of giving. But
Speaker 2: we always, as I started out the program, we always
Speaker 2: have to remember that we are celebrating the birth of Christ.
Speaker 2: There's so many people out there nowadays that want to
Speaker 2: push Christmas to a side. You've got schools out there
Speaker 2: that celebrate winter breaks. Now, nobody in their right mind
Speaker 2: is celebrating winter. Trust me, when we were out there
Speaker 2: giving out those turkeys and it was thirty degrees when
Speaker 2: we first got out there, none of us were happy
Speaker 2: that it was winter. We were wishing for a warmer
Speaker 2: day for sure. Now it was still worth it, don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong, but yes, winter is not what we
Speaker 2: are celebrating, regardless of what your school's telling you, regardless
Speaker 2: of what your teacher's forced to regurgitate to you by
Speaker 2: the school district because they're too cowardly to actually allow
Speaker 2: them to say the word Christmas. When I was a kid,
Speaker 2: we got Christmas break, we celebrated Christmas, we traded gifts
Speaker 2: in class. Now, sure there was maybe one two kids
Speaker 2: who didn't participate, but nobody made fun of them. It
Speaker 2: was okay. It was just understood that this one is
Speaker 2: not going to participate. And that's the way it used
Speaker 2: to be. The small minority did not ruin the fun
Speaker 2: and the joy for the rest of us. It was
Speaker 2: better back then. All this trying to spare everyone's feelings
Speaker 2: stuff that they continue to do when it comes to
Speaker 2: all this forced diversity that they shoved down our throat.
Speaker 2: All it's doing is denying the vast majority of people.
Speaker 2: But it's been done intentionally. You know that it's been
Speaker 2: done intentionally. You heard Paul Harvey's words that I played
Speaker 2: at the start of the show. You heard his warning.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what they're doing today. And that's why we
Speaker 2: have to push back, and we have to remind our children, No,
Speaker 2: you're not on winter break, You're on Christmas break. That's
Speaker 2: why we're going to see grandma. That's why we're going
Speaker 2: to see Grandpa. We are going to get together to
Speaker 2: celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: And I think that that's okay to say. I know
Speaker 2: that there are some out there that may not like that. Well, tough,
Speaker 2: you don't have to celebrate. You don't have to be
Speaker 2: a part of the Christmas celebration with us. We're okay
Speaker 2: if you don't want to celebrate Christmas. We're going to
Speaker 2: pause right here for a quick commercial break. When we
Speaker 2: come back, we'll have more of this very right Side
Speaker 2: Christmas twenty twenty four episode for you.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: We'll have another bit of movie clips for you to
Speaker 2: try to see how much how many of them you
Speaker 2: can name and guess. Some of them will probably be
Speaker 2: similar to what you just heard in that other one,
Speaker 2: but some will be different.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: This is the right Side Radio program. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: we are enjoying our very special Christmas episode once again,
Speaker 2: and it's been a lot of fun this year. One
Speaker 2: of the things that I've enjoyed this year is through
Speaker 2: the Midnight Ride Network. I have gotten back into broadcasting
Speaker 2: with my best friend Chris McDaniel on Chris McDaniel's America.
Speaker 2: And one of the things I truly enjoy is the
Speaker 2: fact that we've got that show rolling and it's been
Speaker 2: a lot of fun. And really appreciate Jim Sigelski for
Speaker 2: the assist that he gave us and getting this show
Speaker 2: off the ground and financing it and creating this network
Speaker 2: and giving us this platform. The Midnight Ride has been
Speaker 2: a true blessing. And one of the things I thought
Speaker 2: would be fun is to go back and play for
Speaker 2: you from the first episode of Chris McDaniel's America Chris's
Speaker 2: intro to the show.
Speaker 15: Hi, well, welcome.
Speaker 10: This is a new charted course for us today, obviously,
Speaker 10: And if you haven't heard, my name is Chris McDaniel,
Speaker 10: and this is Chris McDaniel's America, as always with me
Speaker 10: Jack Fairchilds, and this is the Midnight Ride Network. Now,
Speaker 10: you might wonder, and I did it first, why the
Speaker 10: Midnight Ride, Because you think clearly there's a historical purpose
Speaker 10: behind the name, right, And I got to thinking about
Speaker 10: that today, about the Midnight Ride and why it's important
Speaker 10: to this show and there's a reason. There's a reason
Speaker 10: if you think about the ride. It took place in
Speaker 10: seventeen seventy five, and Paul Revere had planned intelligently, which
Speaker 10: is a key element here, intelligently a method with other
Speaker 10: patriots about how to make sure we knew when the
Speaker 10: British were approaching and how they were approaching.
Speaker 15: That's a big deal. H So you've heard the story
Speaker 15: of the famous ride. Oh, we all have.
Speaker 1: Yes, there were other.
Speaker 10: Parts of the rides. Yeah, you know they put there's
Speaker 10: the old story about two by sea, one by land,
Speaker 10: the lanterns in the North Church in Boston.
Speaker 15: No story short. Revere.
Speaker 10: He leaves Boston and he's trying to make sure that
Speaker 10: the colonials have some advance warning of the British regulars approaching.
Speaker 10: They're going to Concord, They're trying to raide a military
Speaker 10: barrack since the ammunition there. He concocts a plan bed
Speaker 10: not ride. They did it smartly, that men not ride,
Speaker 10: and it worked. You know, people don't realize that Revere
Speaker 10: was actually captured at one point during this ride.
Speaker 15: Then they released him.
Speaker 10: Silly British, silly British, they released him.
Speaker 15: Not that the capture mattered a whole lie.
Speaker 10: The point of the story is this, he was able
Speaker 10: to alert the people of the country, the colonial army,
Speaker 10: that the regulars were coming, the British were coming, and
Speaker 10: he did so with intelligent resistance. That's the key to
Speaker 10: this network. It's the key to this show, intelligent resistance.
Speaker 10: And you might say, what are we resisting. We'll get
Speaker 10: to that in a moment, but first let's talk about
Speaker 10: the show, the purpose of the show, what we are
Speaker 10: and what we are not. Jack, You and I have
Speaker 10: done radio a lot over the years.
Speaker 2: We've talked together a time or two.
Speaker 10: And we've had shows that were someone mombastic and shows
Speaker 10: that were designed to get ratings. And you know that
Speaker 10: came back to home me a couple of times in campaigns.
Speaker 15: Over the years. Right, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 10: You know, sometimes you get carried away and you say
Speaker 10: these things, and that's part of good radio, Right, it happens,
Speaker 10: and it's going to happen here. So I want to
Speaker 10: warn the people out there, no matter what side of
Speaker 10: the political calculation you think you may be on, we
Speaker 10: see things differently than just red versus blue. Yes, now
Speaker 10: that's important don't get me wrong. I've been a Republican
Speaker 10: since I was thirteen years old, and you can tell
Speaker 10: by the on my face that was a long.
Speaker 15: Long time ago. But we see.
Speaker 10: Things differently than just red versus blue. There's got to
Speaker 10: be more than tribalism here. There's got to be more
Speaker 10: to They stink and we don't, because both sides are
Speaker 10: guilty of that right now. So what we want to
Speaker 10: do in this show is to pound out a philosophical
Speaker 10: basis for why it is we're conservatives, and to do
Speaker 10: so with intelligent resistance. And you can say, what on
Speaker 10: earth are you're resisting? What the same thing the Founders resisted?
Speaker 15: Tyranny?
Speaker 10: You say, for goodness sake, what does that look like?
Speaker 10: I don't know too much government It always results in
Speaker 10: the same thing, which is tyranny. So we start with
Speaker 10: the resistance, but we have to ask ourselves why and
Speaker 10: what's the purpose of the resistance. And it really is
Speaker 10: a foundational principle based on philosophy. And that's going to
Speaker 10: drive some people crazy because they always think that conservatism
Speaker 10: is just a moniker and it's just there to support
Speaker 10: the Republican Party. It's really not. It's been here for
Speaker 10: over two hundred plus years. Philosophers like Burke, Jefferson even
Speaker 10: and others hiak Ron Paul. People say run Paul is
Speaker 10: not a conservative.
Speaker 15: Of course he is.
Speaker 10: He has that founders and pulse in his body. And
Speaker 10: so we want to develop a system to educate people
Speaker 10: as to what true conservatism is and what it is not.
Speaker 10: And we'll talk about that. So, first of all, let's
Speaker 10: to find what the show is not. We're not going
Speaker 10: to be a mouthpiece for.
Speaker 15: The Republican Party, No, not at all. This is not
Speaker 15: Fox News. Now, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 10: Fox News occasionally has a croninal truth out there, right,
Speaker 10: but at the same time, it comes at you with bias,
Speaker 10: just like CNN, just like you miss NBC. That's not
Speaker 10: who we are. We're not a mouthpiece for the party.
Speaker 10: And there's a reason for that. There's nothing the party
Speaker 10: has that we desire. Now think about it. There's a
Speaker 10: lot of shows out there that will twist and turn
Speaker 10: facts and protect the party even when the party is wrong.
Speaker 10: That's a problem, and they do so because there's something
Speaker 10: the party has, something they desire. They don't want to
Speaker 10: offend a politician that could be powerful. They don't want
Speaker 10: to offend the party chairman who could have money. They
Speaker 10: don't want to make the donors mad because they're always
Speaker 10: wanting to run for something.
Speaker 15: That's not what this show is going to be.
Speaker 10: If the Republican Party makes mistakes, we've got to be
Speaker 10: there to call them out.
Speaker 23: Absolutely, yeah, one hundred percent, because I think that's part
Speaker 23: of the problem nowadays is there's so many people out
Speaker 23: there that don't understand the difference between conservatism and Republicanism,
Speaker 23: because while there's similarities there, they're not the same thing
Speaker 23: at all.
Speaker 10: They're not you know, conservatism is an element of political thought,
Speaker 10: and I discussed that earlier. It's been around for an
Speaker 10: aw prey long time, and the Republican Party is supposed
Speaker 10: to be the vessel by which that thought is conveyed,
Speaker 10: one with things the Republicans will stand for policy and principle.
Speaker 10: But we've seen over the last forty or fifty years
Speaker 10: the Republican Party doesn't have a lot of backbone policy
Speaker 10: or principle. So the philosophy of conservatism has been redefined.
Speaker 10: I'm not even sure most Republicans nobody means to be
Speaker 10: a conservative.
Speaker 15: Then we'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 2: And that's the start of Chris McDaniel's America on the
Speaker 2: Midnight Ride Network, which The Right Side joined during this year.
Speaker 2: But the other show that is on the Midnight Ride
Speaker 2: Network starring our friends Dan Carr and Reed Cooley, Godden Country,
Speaker 2: it launched this year too, and I have their intro
Speaker 2: from their first episode as well that I want to
Speaker 2: replay again.
Speaker 24: And welcome to God and Country. I hope you guys
Speaker 24: are having a great day here we are in the
Speaker 24: beautiful South, Mississippi. It has been a beautiful day. Which
Speaker 24: is our very first episode of God and Country with
Speaker 24: the purpose of getting Christians like you to engage in
Speaker 24: the political arena. I believe with all my heart that
Speaker 24: one of the reasons why our nation is in the
Speaker 24: mess that it is in is because Christians are not
Speaker 24: engaged as they should. Joining me is also mister Reid Cooley,
Speaker 24: mister Reed, thanks for joining me on the show today.
Speaker 24: Hey Dan, great to be here, Yes, sir, absolutely, and
Speaker 24: so read. One of the things that I want to
Speaker 24: say to accomplished with God and Country. You know, as
Speaker 24: I mentioned in the intro, is about you know, just
Speaker 24: getting Christians to engage. You know, as I look around
Speaker 24: at our country as I look in, whether it's in Jackson, Mississippi,
Speaker 24: the capital there, whether it's in bat Rouge, the capital there,
Speaker 24: whether it's in Washington, d C. Whether it's in you know,
Speaker 24: our whether it's in our city halls, whether it's in
Speaker 24: the in the county courthouse. I see less and less
Speaker 24: Christians engaging in what I call the political arena. And
Speaker 24: so one of the things that I want to see
Speaker 24: us accomplish here is to get Christians all over the
Speaker 24: nation to engage locally, not just nationally. So many times
Speaker 24: people want to focus on d C. Right That's where
Speaker 24: it seems like everybody's focused in on DC. And rightfully so,
Speaker 24: people are to be focused on DC. You know, people
Speaker 24: are focused in on this election coming up in twenty
Speaker 24: twenty four with President Trump versus you know, Joe Biden,
Speaker 24: And rightfully so, people are to be I believe this
Speaker 24: is the most important election of our lifetime. But we
Speaker 24: have very important elections every four years right here locally,
Speaker 24: and we need Christians to engage.
Speaker 25: What are your thoughts, amen, keep preaching, brother. I agree
Speaker 25: with every word all those places you just listed, federal government,
Speaker 25: state government, local government. I hope that we can engage
Speaker 25: them all and do exactly what you said that has
Speaker 25: just encourage Christians to get out there, to engage the
Speaker 25: political arena, to really stake a claim in the culture
Speaker 25: to win this you know, this country back. In addition,
Speaker 25: so you and I have both been around politics for
Speaker 25: many years now, conservative politics, on the right side of politics,
Speaker 25: but just as much, I mean, I'm interested in the
Speaker 25: culture as well, Like what we can do to foster
Speaker 25: a culture, you know, in this country, maybe starting with
Speaker 25: the state, but obviously America more broadly, where we can
Speaker 25: foster that culture where Christians are encouraged to get out there,
Speaker 25: to engage in the political arena and really you know,
Speaker 25: to kind of make the case for christ as it were.
Speaker 25: So I'm pumped, man, I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 2: As think about that, you know, think about the words
Speaker 2: that both Read and Dan we're talking about in that
Speaker 2: opening to their show about Christians engaging, and then go
Speaker 2: back and think about what I was talking about earlier,
Speaker 2: about how much we've given up over the years by
Speaker 2: not standing up to the ridiculousness. Think about how much
Speaker 2: we have taken steps backwards by not standing our ground.
Speaker 2: The reason why here we are at Christmas time, and
Speaker 2: you see so many places that are afraid to celebrate Christmas.
Speaker 2: The other day, I was scrolling through the TV and
Speaker 2: there was.
Speaker 15: This show on.
Speaker 2: It's set in an elementary school called Abbot Elementary and
Speaker 2: they were getting ready for a Christmas parade, for a
Speaker 2: Christmas play, and wouldn't you know, there was a group
Speaker 2: that complained, so the Christmas play got done away with.
Speaker 2: They had to change it up. They couldn't say Christmas.
Speaker 2: It was now a winter festival. And of course at
Speaker 2: the end of the episode when they pulled it off,
Speaker 2: you know, there's the one little kid that wasn't allowed
Speaker 2: to celebrate Christmas. The moral of the story is that
Speaker 2: made everything good for him. But there's no talk about
Speaker 2: you know, even though they show what was taken away
Speaker 2: from all the other kids, it's made light because it
Speaker 2: was all worth it just to appease one family. We've
Speaker 2: got to be while we have to be respectful of
Speaker 2: our differences, we shouldn't have to give up everything that
Speaker 2: we believe in, everything that we celebrate, because they're not
Speaker 2: giving up anything that they celebrate. That is very very clear.
Speaker 2: So part of the reason I wanted to replay that
Speaker 2: is again to remind you of the Midnight Ride and
Speaker 2: its content with these two great shows, but also to
Speaker 2: make you think for a moment.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I know I don't get as political in the Christmas episode,
Speaker 2: but I still want you to think a little bit.
Speaker 2: And now that I've made you think for a second,
Speaker 2: now we can pause from thinking and I can play
Speaker 2: you the Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas song.
Speaker 1: All right, ready to sing your song?
Speaker 26: Okay, Simon, Okay, okay, album album wowoh.
Speaker 15: Okay, Now let's get ready. That was very good, Simon,
Speaker 15: very good.
Speaker 10: Theodore Alvin, if you were a little flat, watch it,
Speaker 10: Alvin Alvin?
Speaker 20: Oh wow, fof f fool off.
Speaker 1: Fine, very good boy.
Speaker 18: That's enough.
Speaker 4: Let's not overdo it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna pause for one more break after that song,
Speaker 2: and then we'll wrap up this Christmas special at very
Speaker 2: right side Christmas twenty twenty four. I hope you guys
Speaker 2: are enjoying this so far. All right, guys, welcome back
Speaker 2: here to the right side of the radio program. Here
Speaker 2: we are in the homeroom stretch the radio show, the
Speaker 2: final segment of the program today, as we are getting
Speaker 2: ready to wrap this one up and celebrate Christmas.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And of course you know, as I played before, I
Speaker 2: love the Christmas movies, so I won't play another clip
Speaker 2: of Christmas movie sound bites. And again, some of these
Speaker 2: will be similar to what I played before, but there'll
Speaker 2: be a couple of different ones in here. See how
Speaker 2: many of these clips you can place with the movie.
Speaker 4: I'll told us that I will turn far around.
Speaker 11: Alan, get just run.
Speaker 8: That, Sidney Polish, Welcome to the family.
Speaker 13: Already, Wallace and Davis a fight.
Speaker 8: You know, we've got to get some loop. We've got
Speaker 8: to take the show.
Speaker 14: To Chicago and Boston.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I can't make it.
Speaker 4: I'm going to be very busy.
Speaker 6: Wait a minute, I'll join you.
Speaker 14: From what I see now that'll cut through the murkiest
Speaker 14: storm they can dish up. What I'm trying to to
Speaker 14: say is Rudol with your nose so bright, won't you
Speaker 14: guide my slidh tonight?
Speaker 1: It will be an honor, sir.
Speaker 12: So oh, you don't believe that, do you?
Speaker 4: You see?
Speaker 27: My mother's missus Walker, the lady who hired you. But
Speaker 27: I must say you're the best looking one I've ever seen.
Speaker 27: Your beard does have one of those things it goes
Speaker 27: over your ears.
Speaker 12: That's because it's real, just like I'm really a Santa Clause.
Speaker 1: It's Christmas Eve.
Speaker 9: It's the one night of there when we all at
Speaker 9: a little nicer.
Speaker 15: We we we smile a little.
Speaker 5: Easier, we we we we we chair a little more
Speaker 5: for a couple of hours out of the whole year.
Speaker 4: We are the people that we always hoped we would be.
Speaker 21: That the mama is getting red. I hate red thermometers
Speaker 21: fasty because when the thermometer gets all reddish, the temperature
Speaker 21: goes up. And when the temperature goes up, I stopped
Speaker 21: to know.
Speaker 15: You'll shoot your eye out.
Speaker 1: Kid.
Speaker 2: The Chriswold family Christmas tree.
Speaker 10: Isn't it a little big?
Speaker 19: It's not big, it's just full.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that thing wouldn't in our yard.
Speaker 2: Not going in our yard, Russ, It's going in our
Speaker 2: living room.
Speaker 28: Is extremely important. Would you please tell him that instead
Speaker 28: of presents this year, I just want my family back,
Speaker 28: No tors, nothing but Peter Kate, buzz making, Lenny and
Speaker 28: Jeff and my aunt and my cousins.
Speaker 4: Had a few hairs time my uncle Frank.
Speaker 25: Okay, list.
Speaker 15: A list.
Speaker 1: It's making a less chapping.
Speaker 6: It Like.
Speaker 4: Sannah, what don't forget the Grinch. I always mean and
Speaker 4: harry and smelly. His hands might be cold and clammy,
Speaker 4: but I think he's actually kind of sweet sweet.
Speaker 15: You don't think it's sweet.
Speaker 4: Merry Christmas, Annah Knife, kid.
Speaker 2: Bad, catch your character?
Speaker 6: Okay, I plant out our whole day. First, we'll make
Speaker 6: snow angels for two hours, and then we'll go ice skating,
Speaker 6: and then we need a whole roll of Tollhouse cookie
Speaker 6: dough as fast as we can, and then to finish,
Speaker 6: we'll snuggle. I have a machine learn.
Speaker 2: And of course that last one is the die Hard,
Speaker 2: which again is always up to this grand debate. Is
Speaker 2: die Hard a Christmas movie? What if you listened to
Speaker 2: last year's Christmas episode? Do you know that I land
Speaker 2: on the die Hard is a Christmas movie? Well, while
Speaker 2: I was scrolling through reels on social media, I've come
Speaker 2: across this Holderness family, who put out various musical parody
Speaker 2: videos that are usually pretty funny that you can laugh at,
Speaker 2: And they did one on this very subject of is
Speaker 2: die Hard a Christmas movie? And I wanted to. I
Speaker 2: wanted to play that because I found it to be entertaining.
Speaker 3: Is the Manor House?
Speaker 22: Every year?
Speaker 29: Diehart is a movie about Christmas. In Here's how I Know,
Speaker 29: there's a fire that brightly burnt, a party where everyone's turns,
Speaker 29: and Ellis's drugs are kind of.
Speaker 1: Like the snow. Die Hard is.
Speaker 29: A movie about Christmas.
Speaker 1: That's my opeen.
Speaker 29: And the rooftops at night.
Speaker 1: They are full of twinkling.
Speaker 29: Lights from the sub machine guns.
Speaker 1: There's a together.
Speaker 15: Over that they've been fighting before.
Speaker 29: They work out all of their differences and they're not
Speaker 29: mad anymore, and together they kill lots of terrorists that
Speaker 29: have C four.
Speaker 15: I think it is right.
Speaker 29: Die Hard is a movie about Charistmas. There's red and
Speaker 29: green decore. Yeah, the green is the millions of bucks.
Speaker 29: The red is from all the blood from the punching
Speaker 29: and the shooting and the door. Die Hard is a
Speaker 29: movie about Charistmas.
Speaker 15: Think about it.
Speaker 29: There was missile toe, there were missiles Stay with me
Speaker 29: and MacLean had bare feet.
Speaker 2: Get it misled to what do you think?
Speaker 29: How are you feeling this?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yo?
Speaker 27: And why is there eleven year old watching this?
Speaker 29: It's good die Hard as a movie about Charistmas because
Speaker 29: a bearded man did fly. He was sort of like
Speaker 29: Santa Clause. Instead, his name was Hans and he flew
Speaker 29: through the air into the sky. Die Hard is a
Speaker 29: movie about Christmas. All the fun tide clothes, all of
Speaker 29: the sweaters that we've seen, kind of like, now I
Speaker 29: have a machine gun.
Speaker 1: Ho ho ho.
Speaker 29: There was packing tape for little surprises the parents had
Speaker 29: to wrap for McLean. It was a gun that he
Speaker 29: had taped onto his back and then he shot.
Speaker 1: Too bad, guys, it was super too awesome.
Speaker 15: Does a right?
Speaker 1: I rest my case.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 26: Yeah, there's just a lot of machine guns, dynamite and murder.
Speaker 2: And so not.
Speaker 11: Well, I'm happy that's a tradition for you guys, but
Speaker 11: also should my eleven year old be watching this?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 1: Thanks for watching.
Speaker 30: What do you guys think?
Speaker 17: Is die Hard a Christmas movie?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 20: It takes place during Christmas?
Speaker 1: Hold is what Santa says?
Speaker 15: Watch it right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it takes.
Speaker 30: Place during Christmas.
Speaker 22: It is not a Christmas movie?
Speaker 1: Is Christmas tree?
Speaker 29: It's a movie about Christmas?
Speaker 2: Yes, Diehard is a Christmas movie. I'm on the side
Speaker 2: of the father and son the mother in this instance,
Speaker 2: she's way off base one hundred percent of Christmas movie. Anyway,
Speaker 2: As you guys know, there is a tradition that I
Speaker 2: like to do on this show now. Of course, next year,
Speaker 2: if The Right Side becomes a video show, some of
Speaker 2: these songs may have to go away for future Christmas specials.
Speaker 2: But one of the things I like because again, as
Speaker 2: I say every year, that I'm getting ready to go
Speaker 2: and travel for Christmas, now, I'm not going home for
Speaker 2: Christmas because home for me is Vicksburg, Mississippi. My mother
Speaker 2: no longer lives in Vicksburg. Her and my father, before
Speaker 2: he passed, had moved to Gingsville, Florida. So I'm not
Speaker 2: going home for Christmas, but I am going to see
Speaker 2: my mom. But the sentiment of the song I'll be
Speaker 2: home for Christmas still rings true because even though that's
Speaker 2: not home to me, that's her home, so in her view,
Speaker 2: I'm coming home for Christmas still. So that's how I
Speaker 2: like to wrap the show up every year is with
Speaker 2: playing this version from Being Crosby, which again is an
Speaker 2: outstanding Christmas song for sure. But before we play this
Speaker 2: song to take us out, I want to stop for
Speaker 2: a second and wish each and every single one of
Speaker 2: you listening a very merry Christmas and of course a
Speaker 2: happy New Year.
Speaker 1: A behold for Christmas you can plan on me. Please
Speaker 1: have snow a missile toe.
Speaker 17: I'm preson song on the tree Christmassy will find.
Speaker 1: Me where the love like glea a behold.
Speaker 11: For Christmas.
Speaker 1: If all.
Speaker 6: My dreams.
Speaker 1: Behold for Christmas, you can fire.
Speaker 5: On me.
Speaker 1: Have snow and mistle, tall.
Speaker 18: And proud, and so.
Speaker 5: The tree.
Speaker 17: Cres mersy.
Speaker 1: The fine where the long.
Speaker 6: Like green.
Speaker 1: Beyond for tree.
Speaker 30: All nah, I have a machine gun escape to borrow
Speaker 30: river resort.
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