Speaker 1: This is the Doctor Sky Experience. Always look to the
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Speaker 2: We've been crippled by Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, by welfare,
Speaker 2: by entitlements, and that is the root of the problem. Entitlements.
Speaker 2: Let me be clear, you are entitled to nothing. You
Speaker 2: are entitled to nothing. America was built on the spirit
Speaker 2: of industry. You build your future. It isn't handed to you.
Speaker 2: And the problem with Washington is that we haven't given
Speaker 2: you the tools to build it. The only way for
Speaker 2: us to serve you is to give you the means
Speaker 2: to serve yourselves.
Speaker 3: From the House of cards many years ago, and now
Speaker 3: I propose for our converse station. My definition of free
Speaker 3: society is a society where it's safe to be unpopular,
Speaker 3: a quote from Athley Stephenson back in nineteen fifty two.
Speaker 3: Thank you for continuing to be with us and spending
Speaker 3: time on your weekend. Here. I'm the Doctor Sky Experience,
Speaker 3: our special guest of Sheriff Richard Mack the Democrat murder
Speaker 3: of America, demagogery in the first degree. Jeff, we're filling
Speaker 3: up the phone lines here and I do appreciate your
Speaker 3: time here with us. Let's say good morning online one
Speaker 3: to David in Pennsylvania. You're on with Sheriff Mack. How
Speaker 3: are you doing this?
Speaker 4: Hey, doctor Sky, it's mister positive boomshaka Laca, Greg from Michigan.
Speaker 3: Oh there you go. I had it all wrong, but hey,
Speaker 3: I can't miss all. That's it.
Speaker 4: Thank you for taking my call. You know I love
Speaker 4: your show. Me and Chris Cuomo talk about these types
Speaker 4: of things. I got to ask you when we talk
Speaker 4: about the Man before I get to my point real quick,
Speaker 4: when you talk about the COVID and you say that
Speaker 4: we weren't we shouldn't put on masks and all this stuff,
Speaker 4: we've got to recognize that it was novel. We didn't
Speaker 4: really know what we were dealing with. So twenty twenty
Speaker 4: is hindsight. So I don't want to necessarily attack you
Speaker 4: know who. But getting to my point, when you talk
Speaker 4: about the Constitution and you talk about originalism and the
Speaker 4: original intent of the Constitution and now going in the
Speaker 4: twenty first century constructionism, do you feel that the Constitution
Speaker 4: be predicated upon the original intent or should it change
Speaker 4: with the times? And if that's the case, do you
Speaker 4: create a slippery slope airgo where where a nation of
Speaker 4: laws which distinguishes from us from most other countries in
Speaker 4: the world. What do you do? Do you blur the
Speaker 4: vision of what this country is all about?
Speaker 3: Sheriff, powerful callers like Greg and Michigan. He calls regularly
Speaker 3: and brings up good points. But take that on, Sheriff,
Speaker 3: because I think that's definitely one of the reasons we
Speaker 3: have you here talking about differences in how the Constitution
Speaker 3: is interpreted. And again with your Supreme Court case of
Speaker 3: long ago.
Speaker 5: What's so you Well, yeah, the Constitution already has a
Speaker 5: place in it that allows us to amend it, but
Speaker 5: just to ignore and stop and say, hey, well, the
Speaker 5: Constitution just has to fit in the times. We don't
Speaker 5: like that Second Amendment, so we don't have to follow
Speaker 5: that law, or we don't like the five principles of
Speaker 5: freedom expressed in the First Amendment. No, we don't need that.
Speaker 5: And look the Eighth Amendment. No EXCESSI finder bail, no
Speaker 5: curling user punishment. Yeah, well, how are we going to
Speaker 5: write all these tickets if there's no excessive finds your bail?
Speaker 5: Of course, there has to be excessive finds and bail,
Speaker 5: So it's okay for the police just to violate that
Speaker 5: and the courts to violate that because we've got to
Speaker 5: make all those collections. No. No, the eternal principles of
Speaker 5: liberty that were expressed within the Constitution are timeless. And
Speaker 5: there's very few changes that have happened to the Constitution,
Speaker 5: but there's been about twenty seven and changes are going
Speaker 5: to happen, but they're going to be few because the
Speaker 5: Constitution and the founding bothers knew what they were talking about.
Speaker 5: The Constitution is the foundation of our country that protects
Speaker 5: the God given liberties of every single person in this country,
Speaker 5: whether we.
Speaker 3: Agree with them or not. Right exactly, And that's where
Speaker 3: that whole thing is so important. And that's why Sheriff
Speaker 3: and to Greg and Michigan, I've always respected Sad to
Speaker 3: see him have passed away. Justice Scalena. He used to
Speaker 3: read a lot about his writings and common decisions that
Speaker 3: he had on the court. Fascinating. But Greg and Michigan,
Speaker 3: you get a last comment here. We got to move forward.
Speaker 3: We've got a lot of callers with a great topic.
Speaker 3: Please continue.
Speaker 4: I love it, and real quick. And the reason I
Speaker 4: brought that up is about the gun what type of
Speaker 4: gun can we own? Thanks for taking my call. Everybody,
Speaker 4: go for your dreams. Mister Positive loves you all.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I want to answer that last question, what kind of
Speaker 5: It's none of your government's damn business.
Speaker 3: That's why I love Sheriff Mac. Let's move forward. It's
Speaker 3: me and many people we can get in here as
Speaker 3: the runner of the clock here and the guardian of
Speaker 3: the clock. Line number two. Alan Yonkers, you've been patient.
Speaker 3: Good morning, you're on with Sheriff Mac.
Speaker 6: Thanks a lot of talking, Scutt Sheriff. You know, I
Speaker 6: just wanted to say, you know, we could look at
Speaker 6: the whole big picture. We can go back to the
Speaker 6: Warren court, uh with Miranda legal search and seizure, fast
Speaker 6: forward to the Brady bill. I think sour Brady was
Speaker 6: just basically became an advocate for her husband and that
Speaker 6: terrible tragedy that happened in the assassination attempt.
Speaker 5: But you've got the history down very good, very good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I just wanted to say you pointed out
Speaker 6: in the beginning of this segment that you know that
Speaker 6: US an elected sheriff in Arizona, the federal authorities can't
Speaker 6: come in. And I say that's usually a good thing,
Speaker 6: but it's a really bad thing that happened with gun
Speaker 6: three the mother. What the sheriff did there was awful.
Speaker 6: In my opinion, All the lab work from the crime
Speaker 6: scene should have been sent to the FBI headquarters, and
Speaker 6: he refused to do it, absolutely at least time, and
Speaker 6: it's a terrible tragedy what happened there. So that's where
Speaker 6: I hope when the voters next time he goes in
Speaker 6: front of the voters, if he chooses to that, they
Speaker 6: reject him, because that was a real debacle.
Speaker 5: He almost lost this leftime to a Republican lady, very
Speaker 5: experienced officer. He barely barely won, and I wish he
Speaker 5: had lost. I don't care for him at all.
Speaker 3: Interesting conversation on a letter note. I used to deal
Speaker 3: with that particular sheriff's department in certain products that I
Speaker 3: was representing, And again not to disparage of the sheriff,
Speaker 3: but I couldn't agree more with you on how this
Speaker 3: whole thing might have been handled better, But again it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Alan Younkers, very good commentary to our show
Speaker 3: with Sheriff Richard Mack. Continuing here we go to line
Speaker 3: number three, Benny and Bayside, you've been patient.
Speaker 7: Good morning, you're on with Sheriff mac Hey, Good morning.
Speaker 7: I'm just really concerned the way the Democrats are really
Speaker 7: accelerating with this socialist movement. My follow he said, like
Speaker 7: the Democrats, they keep pulling this rubber band back, and
Speaker 7: eventually that rub band's going to snap. And the way
Speaker 7: I see, my opinion is that what it's going to
Speaker 7: happen is that eventually your Democrats are going to get
Speaker 7: back in control of your Democrat president and what have you,
Speaker 7: and they're going to stack the court and they're going
Speaker 7: to change all these kind of laws. And then when
Speaker 7: a viable Republican runs for presidency, they're going to come
Speaker 7: up with all kinds of laws. Oh, he gained those
Speaker 7: funds illegally, he's not eligible to investigation.
Speaker 3: Investigation and the.
Speaker 7: Right investigation, Russian hopes and all that good stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 7: And that's when I really feel.
Speaker 5: People will rise up, and I hope they don't take
Speaker 5: as because I just I don't want to see I'm.
Speaker 7: Fifty one years old. I don't want to see the revolution.
Speaker 3: No, we don't navocate violence in orders. The sheriff, excuse me,
Speaker 3: a nord to you. Obviously, that's easy to say, but
Speaker 3: what would be the tipping point of something like that? Benny, Obviously,
Speaker 3: look at what's going on in Dearborn, Michigan. The bikers
Speaker 3: are coming there. There's people that are livid about what's
Speaker 3: happening there. Nobody wants to live in Dusure, real law.
Speaker 3: The whole thing goes on, and then, more important than me,
Speaker 3: what do you say, sheriff to what Benny's talking about.
Speaker 3: He's bringing common sense to the conversation.
Speaker 5: The first thing he said about what the Democrats are
Speaker 5: doing socialism. The quote in our book is from Nikita Krushchev,
Speaker 5: where socialism is just the beginning of bringing in communism.
Speaker 5: And Nikita Khrushchev, the communist dictator of the Soviet Union
Speaker 5: back in the early sixties, but warned us that we
Speaker 5: as Americans, think we're so smart that we will not
Speaker 5: accept socialism outright, but we are communism. Sorry, but we
Speaker 5: will feed you small doses of socialism until you finally
Speaker 5: wake up, which we.
Speaker 4: All need to do.
Speaker 5: And the reason we've wrote the book and realize that
Speaker 5: we already have communism. And then he adds this, we
Speaker 5: won't need to invade the United States. We will destroy
Speaker 5: you from within. We will bury you and folks because
Speaker 5: of what the Democrat Party is doing right now. And
Speaker 5: I know there's a lot of good people that are
Speaker 5: members of the Democrat Party. We've all got to wake up,
Speaker 5: both parties, all Americans have got to come together, and
Speaker 5: we've got to stop this taff.
Speaker 3: You say it so well, but I say it in
Speaker 3: simpler terms. Take away my freedom and my liberty, and
Speaker 3: that is something that should never be able to happen
Speaker 3: in this country. I'm not naive, nor are the people
Speaker 3: who are listening. And again people are bringing very good
Speaker 3: conversation to the subject here. Thank you Benny in Bayside
Speaker 3: for bringing common sense to the airwaves of talk radio
Speaker 3: seventy seven WABC. We're most up against that break. I
Speaker 3: feel like the air traffic controller, and I say it proudly.
Speaker 3: We've got to make sure the planes take off and
Speaker 3: come in, and obviously do that in along the timeline.
Speaker 3: But Sheriff, this is going to continue not only here
Speaker 3: an hour one. So if we don't get to you
Speaker 3: ladies and gentlemen in this hour, we ask kindly that
Speaker 3: either you stay on the line patients. Of course, we appreciate,
Speaker 3: or you could call us back. The contact number to
Speaker 3: get involved in the Theater of the Mind here one
Speaker 3: eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two a
Speaker 3: rare opportunity to talk to a lawman who understands the
Speaker 3: meaning of the Constitution and in his opinion. With his
Speaker 3: co author Daniel Perkins, they wrote a very interesting book,
Speaker 3: The Democrat Murder of America Demagoguery in the first Degree.
Speaker 3: If you'd like to get a copy of his book
Speaker 3: or learn more and email him, simply go to the
Speaker 3: website Murder of America dot com. Yes, Sheriff, very interesting
Speaker 3: times we live in. What I cannot understand is how
Speaker 3: anybody would think. Now, maybe this is so incredibly ridiculous
Speaker 3: to say, how could anybody who studies history believe that
Speaker 3: any of these regimes under communism and socialism have ever worked.
Speaker 3: Just look south of the state of Florida, Look at Cuba,
Speaker 3: look at Russia, look at China. More here on the
Speaker 3: Doctor Sky Experience, we'll take your calls, and again we
Speaker 3: encourage you to come into the Theater of the Mind.
Speaker 3: On stage is Sheriff Richard Mack and I am your
Speaker 3: navigator here along with our helmsman, Bill and Jackson. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back.
Speaker 1: Good Doctor Sky experience is on the air seventy seven WABC.
Speaker 1: Now here's doctor Sky.
Speaker 8: This is very farvar you're listening to Steve Kates. He
Speaker 8: is a man of many words, but much wisdom in
Speaker 8: those words. Always refused to be a victim. Pipe back
Speaker 8: legally and responsibly.
Speaker 3: Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves,
Speaker 3: and under rejust God cannot long retain it. Words of
Speaker 3: Abraham Lincoln eighteen fifty nine. Forty seven minutes after the hour,
Speaker 3: we continue with Sheriff Richard Mack and you the callers,
Speaker 3: as we welcome on this particular line. For we go
Speaker 3: to Frank in Maine. Frank, good morning, you've been patient
Speaker 3: and thank you.
Speaker 9: Well good morning. Yes, the sky always a pleasure whenever
Speaker 9: I get the chance to speak to you. In Sheriff Mac,
Speaker 9: I have been following you for a long time. My
Speaker 9: question is is like a comparison compare contrast question. I've
Speaker 9: been I've been admyer of you, but also so reading
Speaker 9: the book of Frank Soproical and Frank Cproco was a
Speaker 9: man of justice and what happened to him, was was
Speaker 9: was was you know, was retribution against him by the
Speaker 9: police department, and in that commission was the With the
Speaker 9: end result of that investigation, my question is do you
Speaker 9: do you feel that there are more people there are
Speaker 9: more sheriffs and more police like you and who will
Speaker 9: who will stand up for justice? Just like Frank Soproico.
Speaker 3: Did amazing question.
Speaker 5: Frank, I believe that I believe that most sheriffs and
Speaker 5: chiefs of police are good people, but how many of
Speaker 5: them actually have the guts to stand against the grain
Speaker 5: and stand against the corruption. As I said at the beginning,
Speaker 5: there was only seven sheriffs that are threeenty eighty six
Speaker 5: that stood against an obvious one when we're threatened if
Speaker 5: we don't do what we're told by the federal government,
Speaker 5: who we don't answer to and don't take orders from,
Speaker 5: and they're not my boss and we're and only seven
Speaker 5: sheriffs are going to challenge that. And the excuses that
Speaker 5: the Arizona sheriffs did way back in ninety four when
Speaker 5: we had our meetings about what we were going to
Speaker 5: do with the Brady Bill, the biggest excuse they kept
Speaker 5: using were was you can't fight city Hall. We're just
Speaker 5: going to have to do the best we can. You
Speaker 5: can't run. And I couldn't believe that they were saying that.
Speaker 5: I said, who wants you to believe? You can't fight
Speaker 5: city Hall? City Hall does? They're not our boss. We
Speaker 5: need to stand and tell them no. If the sheriffs
Speaker 5: of Arizona had simply stood up, and there's only fifteen
Speaker 5: sheriffs in Arizona, if eight or nine or ten had said, yeah,
Speaker 5: let's just tell the BAHF to get out of our meeting,
Speaker 5: take these documents back with them, and send a letter
Speaker 5: back to Washington, d C. We will not comply. You
Speaker 5: want to come, try to arrest it, go ahead, but
Speaker 5: we're not doing this. And if it'll benefit our community,
Speaker 5: maybe we'll think about it. But we don't do gun control.
Speaker 5: We swore an oath in God's name to hold an
Speaker 5: offender constitution. We will do that in Arizona. And don't
Speaker 5: call us, We'll call you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Frank and Maine. I wish we had more time.
Speaker 3: Let's go to line five. He's been patient. We have
Speaker 3: Mark calling us from Arizona. Good morning, and good afternoon
Speaker 3: or good evening, whichever it is to use.
Speaker 10: Well, thank you doctor's guy. It's an honor to speak
Speaker 10: with you, but it's a greater honor to speak to
Speaker 10: a male meter maid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hey, you got to start somewhere, right, Mark.
Speaker 10: You got broth the ice. I wanted to mention that
Speaker 10: I'd like to have Sheriff Mac talk about the CSPOA.
Speaker 10: Me and my wife Kim are lifetime members. We've been
Speaker 10: members for a dozen fifteen years maybe, But I wanted
Speaker 10: to mention the people that takes.
Speaker 3: One good man.
Speaker 10: And in twenty fourteen, in April, Sheriff Max spoke at
Speaker 10: two different tea parties on a Wednesday night and a
Speaker 10: Friday night. Okay, on Friday night he spoke to Deer
Speaker 10: Valley tea party and told us about what was going
Speaker 10: up in Bunkerville up in Nevada against the Bundy family.
Speaker 10: And we went home that night after hearing him twice,
Speaker 10: and we got dressed and four in the morning we
Speaker 10: headed up to the Bundy ranch with about twenty five
Speaker 10: hundred patriots. As you remember, doctor Sky, you were on
Speaker 10: the phone doing an interview with me right there when
Speaker 10: all the action was going.
Speaker 3: I remember very well, Mark, And we don't want to
Speaker 3: sound like we're just siding with people that we know
Speaker 3: here in this particular episode and the iteration of this
Speaker 3: doctor Sky experience. But let me say this, I'm going
Speaker 3: to ask kindly if the sheriff could hold detailed commentary
Speaker 3: on that until our number two. But you're right, you
Speaker 3: were there the term I don't like his boots on
Speaker 3: the ground. You were there in support of freedom and liberty.
Speaker 3: But later, Sheriff, you don't mind to hold the conversation
Speaker 3: on that reason being it's a very very interesting story
Speaker 3: and your story really requires a bit of time. But Mark,
Speaker 3: what did you see when you went there? Describe it
Speaker 3: to the audience who doesn't know. And what we're talking
Speaker 3: about is the Bundee family having the federal government coming
Speaker 3: in over land dispute and this family was there for
Speaker 3: what maybe in one hundred years in tradition. Tell us
Speaker 3: quickly because before we run out of our number one.
Speaker 3: Sure what was?
Speaker 10: They just want to say, Let the sheriff Mac tell
Speaker 10: he knows the story.
Speaker 3: I understand. But from your perspective you went there.
Speaker 10: My perspective was we shut down the bomb administration. We
Speaker 10: shut down the BLM for that day, and that was
Speaker 10: the main reason of going.
Speaker 5: We brought up Manning. We left Land Management b l M.
Speaker 10: Yes there was another name for them, wasn't a Sheriff Mac.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, yeah, But I just didn't want people to
Speaker 5: be confused that it was Black Lives matter.
Speaker 3: No, no, yeah, absolutely, but Mark being patriots.
Speaker 10: This guy is about that. It was a good experience.
Speaker 10: This see a head of cattle come flying out of
Speaker 10: those corral pens that they had locked up for a
Speaker 10: long time that belonged to the bundies, and people were
Speaker 10: very satisfied on the journey. It was no action, no guns,
Speaker 10: no shooting, no nothing. And the Calvary. It's amazing that
Speaker 10: it happened a week before April nineteenth, which is a
Speaker 10: famous day in history at Bunker Hill. This was Bunkerville, Nevada.
Speaker 10: And I'd like to just mention one other thing about
Speaker 10: Sheriff mac. Sheriff Mack has been doing a hard work
Speaker 10: that nobody's been doing for a long time. And I'd
Speaker 10: like people at least check into his organization, take a
Speaker 10: few extra dollars and donate to his organization, get a
Speaker 10: membership a lifetime or yearly, and it really helps the cause.
Speaker 10: It gets some traveling around the country. And he was
Speaker 10: at the Freedom Fest here this year in Vegas. I know,
Speaker 10: and he's trying to get the word out, so you
Speaker 10: have to help him, everybody, And thank you for having Arizona.
Speaker 3: Thank you for telling us a related story. But the
Speaker 3: organization is the sheriff. We'll talk to us at now.
Speaker 3: We're number two. In greater details see POA Constitutional Sheriffs
Speaker 3: and Peace Officers Association. If you'd like to learn more
Speaker 3: about them, just go to simply this website c s
Speaker 3: p o A dot org. Cs POA dot org. Powerful stuff, right, sheriff,
Speaker 3: I mean when we.
Speaker 5: Hear its amazing.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And and Steve, I did not have a doctor sky,
Speaker 5: I did not have him call I did not know.
Speaker 5: I understand that, appreciate.
Speaker 3: We don't want to tell let people think we're stacking
Speaker 3: the deck with just our friends. I did not do that, No, no, no, absolutely.
Speaker 3: And I just say that because sometimes people might think, wow,
Speaker 3: we're just getting to have people look at buying your book,
Speaker 3: and obviously it has a lot of information in there.
Speaker 3: Well you've got a few minutes.
Speaker 5: I hope that everybody is called in will get interested
Speaker 5: in seeing the book. It has such powerful information and
Speaker 5: it and I do believe that the book. It's it's
Speaker 5: offensive title and cover notwithstanding, Well, actually get the book
Speaker 5: and share it with others and make this thing go
Speaker 5: viral where we actually come together to save our country.
Speaker 5: Because what you said at the beginning, America is dying
Speaker 5: and it's not from old age. She's two hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty years old. She's not dying from old age. She's
Speaker 5: being methodically murdered. And folks, we've got to wake up
Speaker 5: and come together before it's too late.
Speaker 3: Well, right, Sheriff, and you have to say it this way.
Speaker 3: Do you care? And I believe so many people do.
Speaker 3: But it's interesting, Sheriff and our number two. I want
Speaker 3: to stay and hold you to the fire on this
Speaker 3: in a friendly way. I want to know, in your opinion,
Speaker 3: the history later of the Democratic Party, what you call
Speaker 3: the Democratic insanity or Democrat insanity. These are interesting things
Speaker 3: for people to know. And again, as a humble host here,
Speaker 3: I don't jump around and start yelling and screaming because
Speaker 3: that's not my way of delivering a message. Many people
Speaker 3: may like the way I'm delivering it, many people may not.
Speaker 3: That's the choice that we have. Everybody has. But the
Speaker 3: reason I'm saying that is we need to understand fact
Speaker 3: from fiction because look at our children today, and many
Speaker 3: of my friends I don't have children, but blessings to
Speaker 3: all those that do. Many many parents are just so
Speaker 3: dismayed that their kids are coming home with a complete
Speaker 3: revision of the story of America. And they themselves are
Speaker 3: what future voters, future people that are getting active in
Speaker 3: different demonstrations. Hey, you can demonstrate all you want, but
Speaker 3: when it turns into violence, and when you have the
Speaker 3: illegal people in the United States of America and criminal
Speaker 3: with criminal records, how could any logical or rational person
Speaker 3: say that ICE shouldn't be doing the job that they're doing.
Speaker 3: What kind of insanity? Sheriff in the two minutes that
Speaker 3: we have left here, as our one expiers.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, and the book points out we've gone too
Speaker 5: far and looking at ICE and actually encouraging and promoting
Speaker 5: violence against these people who are doing a job that
Speaker 5: they're the only reason they're having to do this job
Speaker 5: is because the bien deministration brought so many of these
Speaker 5: illegals into our country. It's not fair that they committed
Speaker 5: so many different crimes. It's not fair that they come
Speaker 5: here and murder people, and it's the criminal activity that
Speaker 5: has been promoted by illegal aliens has been devastating to
Speaker 5: our country and all it's not that much. Will tell
Speaker 5: that to Lincoln Riley's family, absolutely, And she was just
Speaker 5: out for a job and she was murdered by an
Speaker 5: illegal alien. Tell that to the officer in Mesa, Arizona,
Speaker 5: who was run over by a drunk driver from Latin
Speaker 5: America who is an illegal alien. Look, I love the
Speaker 5: people of Latin America. It's fine with me that they
Speaker 5: come here, but you have to do it lawfully and
Speaker 5: the commentation.
Speaker 3: So sheriff, look not to interrupt you. The clock runs
Speaker 3: out here and then go ahead of a moment. But no, no, seriously,
Speaker 3: how could anybody take that? If you look at critical
Speaker 3: thinking and common sense, that's where the whole thing goes
Speaker 3: off the track. So if the Democratic Party, in your
Speaker 3: opinion and the opinion of others, is going off into
Speaker 3: that rabbit hole, how could anybody consciously say, Hey, that's
Speaker 3: the kind of government that we want and knock down
Speaker 3: the foundation of what we talked about our country should
Speaker 3: be based on.
Speaker 5: You're describing exactly what the book.
Speaker 3: Brings out right, And again I'm preaching to the choir no,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying common sense and that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 3: Because this radio station as everybody, well if you're a
Speaker 3: first time listener, you may not know, but through this
Speaker 3: program and others truth justice in the American way and
Speaker 3: will continue more with your calls like line one, Dennis
Speaker 3: and DC, Line two Charlie and New Jersey, Line three
Speaker 3: Ain't a New York City and you in the theater
Speaker 3: of the mine in hour two at one eight hundred
Speaker 3: eight nine two two two. Stay tuned much more to
Speaker 3: talk about about freedom in our country at Murder of
Speaker 3: America dot com and check out his Constitutional Sheriffs organization
Speaker 3: that will continue to talk about all throughout the program.
Speaker 3: Their organization known officially as the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace
Speaker 3: Officers Association the website CSPOA dot org. Sheriff, thank you
Speaker 3: for being back. The phone lines are literally packed as
Speaker 3: we would expect. It's a great topic and here we go.
Speaker 3: Let's say online one he's been patient, Dennis in the
Speaker 3: District of Columbia. Thanks for your patience. You're on the air,
Speaker 3: Dennis in DC. Are you with us? Going once? It
Speaker 3: sounds like Dennis fell asleep on us. How say you'll
Speaker 3: try one more time, Dennis, are you with us? If not,
Speaker 3: let's go to line number two and say good morning
Speaker 3: to Charlie in New Jersey. And you're probably not asleep,
Speaker 3: so thank you very much for being here. Hello Charlie. Well,
Speaker 3: I think we lost him too, but maybe something's happening
Speaker 3: out there in cyberspace. Line number three, dine number three.
Speaker 3: Do we have Ina in New York City? Good morning?
Speaker 3: How are you? Wow? Let's go to line number three. Now,
Speaker 3: let's do Corey in the Great State of Idaho. As
Speaker 3: we continue, you're on the air, Cory.
Speaker 5: Go ahead.
Speaker 12: Hi, Sheriff Matc. I just wanted to call and thank
Speaker 12: you for everything you've done for the free movement. Also,
Speaker 12: I would like to ask you what can the younger
Speaker 12: generation do and how can we get them excited for freedom?
Speaker 12: And how do we get them to realize the importance
Speaker 12: of preserving the Constitution?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: Great question, man, Yeah, one, I would like to see
Speaker 5: it taught. Doctor Sky was alluding to this earlier that
Speaker 5: the schools aren't teaching it, at least not properly, and
Speaker 5: I think that that's key to it. The schools have
Speaker 5: got to engage the kids in the history of America
Speaker 5: if they're really going to be converted to what we
Speaker 5: created together as a people. And I say, we weren't
Speaker 5: there at the time, but we're still part of this
Speaker 5: and it was for we the people the first three
Speaker 5: words of our Constitution. Do they know what Washington went through?
Speaker 5: Do they know the courage that he showed? Did they
Speaker 5: go to that movie that just came out, Young Washington?
Speaker 5: What a great movie? And and do we do we
Speaker 5: have patriotism and the feelings of patriotism running through our
Speaker 5: veins and beating in with our hearts when we go
Speaker 5: to a baseball game and they play the national anthem
Speaker 5: and they wave the flag on the big uh screen
Speaker 5: at the at the at the center field mark of
Speaker 5: the baseball stadium. I do, and I love it. And
Speaker 5: and we haven't taught these things to our children, and
Speaker 5: parents and schools have got to start teaching these things
Speaker 5: to get get the kids off screen time and read
Speaker 5: this book with your children. I'm not I'm totally serious
Speaker 5: to every one of you. Your children need this book.
Speaker 5: And anyone in in seventh eighth grade high school can
Speaker 5: get this book, especially if you're reading it together. Folks.
Speaker 5: This book is the beginning of bringing our country back
Speaker 5: and bringing the Constitution back to its proper place. Those
Speaker 5: presidents and administrations have said they're going to fundamentally change America.
Speaker 5: They are, and they have, and it's still happening, and
Speaker 5: we've got to stop it. The solution for all the
Speaker 5: eels in our country is still freedom and still the
Speaker 5: United States Constitution. They're killing both.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. Let me ask Corey. Corey, if you're still
Speaker 3: with us, you give us your assessment of the subjects
Speaker 3: that we're talking about here. We see in a lot
Speaker 3: of the large cities where they're democratic strongholds and sanctuary cities.
Speaker 3: How would you subscribe the pulse of the people there
Speaker 3: in Idaho? Are they obviously more leaning toward the whole
Speaker 3: constitution side of this or the freedom side. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's interesting to listen to somebody who's in a different
Speaker 3: part of the country.
Speaker 12: Well, it's both. We got we are generally a conservative area,
Speaker 12: but we have people moving in from all over California,
Speaker 12: and which it's fine if people would that people that
Speaker 12: were moving here wouldn't bring the politics that drove them
Speaker 12: out of where they lived in the first place. We're
Speaker 12: struggling with keeping our state conservative, and right now it's
Speaker 12: on the ballot for abortions to be a late term
Speaker 12: as long as nine months. And if you read the
Speaker 12: fine prant with the abortion, they're letting anyone who is
Speaker 12: a medical care provider do these abortions, even if it's
Speaker 12: a personal trainer, people who aren't even trained. And these
Speaker 12: people are going to be immune to any malpractice or
Speaker 12: anything that goes wrong if they hurt somebody. So it's
Speaker 12: just a really deep stuffs that's like COVID all over again.
Speaker 3: Well, gentlemen, we have to move forward. But Corey, thank
Speaker 3: you for being with us from the great state of Idaho.
Speaker 3: I love the state. I visited there a few times
Speaker 3: and the only time I'm not happy with I don't know,
Speaker 3: and it's very personal is in the deep of the
Speaker 3: winter because I'm spoiled with the heat here in Arizona.
Speaker 3: So thank you. As we continue to move on, let's
Speaker 3: go to line number five. He's been patient. We have
Speaker 3: another Arizona caller, Tim in Arizona, you're on with Sheriff Mack.
Speaker 13: How are you doing, Hi, Steve, I'm doing great, best
Speaker 13: show on the radio, no doubt about it. Sheriff you're
Speaker 13: just an inspiring human being. I have to tell you
Speaker 13: that I haven't seen you in a long time, but
Speaker 13: I used to go when you were giving speeches around
Speaker 13: Arizona and it was just invigorating to listen to you
Speaker 13: and very educational.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 5: I have a story I.
Speaker 13: Need to bring out about my personal experience with COVID,
Speaker 13: and I think it'll fall in line.
Speaker 14: With your book.
Speaker 13: I haven't read your book yet and I can't wait
Speaker 13: to read it. It has to do with the government
Speaker 13: interfering with my right to be treated and I almost
Speaker 13: died before cause of it.
Speaker 5: So I had a.
Speaker 13: Very serious case of COVID. It was hospitalized for twelve days,
Speaker 13: and I had a situation where a doctor came into
Speaker 13: my room and he told me straight out, looked with
Speaker 13: me right in the eye and said you could die.
Speaker 13: And I said when, and he says anytime. He says,
Speaker 13: you're very sick, very sick. And so I was on
Speaker 13: max flow with oxygen and everything. Of course, my wife
Speaker 13: wasn't allowed to visit me, and I'm all alone. Well,
Speaker 13: another doctor comes in. I'm still alive a few days later,
Speaker 13: thank god, and it's a different doctor and she tells
Speaker 13: me you know you're very sick. I've given you all
Speaker 13: the medication we could give you. If this doesn't work,
Speaker 13: you're probably going to die. And I said, wait a second,
Speaker 13: can't you give me the eye you're mect in? Can't
Speaker 13: you give me the malaria drunk? And the first thing
Speaker 13: she said was, we don't have any malaria drunk. I said,
Speaker 13: come on, I'm in Arizona. There's no military members here've
Speaker 13: been stationed overseas. There's no one in Arizona that has malaria.
Speaker 13: So she says, well, I won't give it to you.
Speaker 13: And they said, but if I'm going to die, try anything.
Speaker 3: Well, your personal choice was negated, right, But Tim, we
Speaker 3: got to move forward with you know, the main point.
Speaker 13: The main point is they were willing to let me
Speaker 13: die because of a government edict that said that ivermectin
Speaker 13: and these other drugs that were very cheap were not
Speaker 13: allowed to be administered. Yet the drugs they were giving
Speaker 13: me I found out later on, were five six thousand
Speaker 13: dollars a dose. And that's my COVID story.
Speaker 3: Yes, sure, interesting testimony from somebody who nearly died. As
Speaker 3: he's telling us here, this is crazy. And look how
Speaker 3: many other people who've lost other loved ones out there.
Speaker 3: This is like unforgivable. You think you're living in the
Speaker 3: twilight zone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good way to put it. And I
Speaker 5: had it, and my nephew came and gave me an
Speaker 5: iv He's a nurse, and what he said to me
Speaker 5: really got to me because he worked at a COVID
Speaker 5: unit in downtown Phoenix. And he said, uncle, whatever you do,
Speaker 5: do not go to the hospital. Yes, and pat is
Speaker 5: the morning. I wasn't planning on it. I told my
Speaker 5: wife make sure I don't. But she wasn't going to
Speaker 5: let you go to the hospital either. And I got
Speaker 5: high rocks of cork line and ivermectin. And I'm pretty
Speaker 5: pretty pretty darn sure that the IVY for my nephew,
Speaker 5: and that the high rocks of corep line and the
Speaker 5: ivermectin saved my life.
Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting, Tim, thank you for your assessment
Speaker 3: and that your story is very serious.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 3: What's interesting here is how much nonsense are we going
Speaker 3: to tolerate when the government continues to force mandates. Look
Speaker 3: at the next disease the it's coming down. I mean,
Speaker 3: what if it's ebola, you know, And and again, what
Speaker 3: if it's not necessarily ebola, but it comes out of
Speaker 3: the news media some as if it's ebola. And now
Speaker 3: this time you need a full blood transfusion with a
Speaker 3: brand new uh, you know, vaccine that we're going to
Speaker 3: force you to do this. This stuff needs to stop.
Speaker 3: Individual freedom needs to take roost. And let me let me.
Speaker 5: Let me quote Justice Scalia from my decision. Okay, And
Speaker 5: obviously he didn't know we were going to have COVID,
Speaker 5: but he knew government He actually said this quote, this
Speaker 5: is mac Prince b us. At the time, it was
Speaker 5: just mac bus but Prince and I were combined when
Speaker 5: we went to the Supreme Court and his name stayed there.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't matter about the name. It matters about
Speaker 5: what this did. And Justice Scalia said this quote, but
Speaker 5: the constitution protects us from our own best intentions and
Speaker 5: then dot dot and from the crisis of the day, folks.
Speaker 5: And it's like he was clairvoyant. It was like he
Speaker 5: was prophetic and he knew that we needed to hear
Speaker 5: this today in this decision, the only time the sheriffs
Speaker 5: ever sued the federal government and won that the constitution
Speaker 5: protects us from our own best intentions.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why I always admired, you know, among other
Speaker 3: justices renquisted. Obviously, I read much about Scalia and it's
Speaker 3: a fascinating story and the horrible corruption at the highest
Speaker 3: levels of government, when this whole thing is just you know,
Speaker 3: pushed onto people with no choice in the matter. I
Speaker 3: want to hear this from you, Sheriff. We've got a
Speaker 3: few more minutes, and I really mean this sincerely. What
Speaker 3: a gentleman called Mark and Arizona talked about. He was
Speaker 3: there with his wife up at the Bundy Ranch. We
Speaker 3: have a short amount of time, but give us the synopsis.
Speaker 3: You were there and you have an interesting story. In
Speaker 3: case people don't know this, if I the Bundie family,
Speaker 3: what this was all about. So just in case people
Speaker 3: are saying, what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: Well, obviously Bunkerville was a very volatile situation. The federal
Speaker 5: government came in, Bureau of Land Management, said that they
Speaker 5: had to come in and they hired a cowboy team,
Speaker 5: paid them a million dollars to come in and gather
Speaker 5: up all the cattle because supposedly he had paid his
Speaker 5: his grating fees, and he said, I'm willing to pay
Speaker 5: to anybody in the state of Nevada. But the federal
Speaker 5: government doesn't have any authority. I don't recognize their authority
Speaker 5: over this. And the saddest thing to me was that
Speaker 5: the federal government, just this was under Obama, was just
Speaker 5: so out of control and tyrannical and cruel about the
Speaker 5: whole thing. They actually sent FBI up in helicopters to
Speaker 5: shoot with machine guns the cattle that they could not
Speaker 5: bring into the corral, the makeshift corral that, yeah, where
Speaker 5: were the animal rights people assailing with the federal government did?
Speaker 5: And then and then this horrible situation where the protesters
Speaker 5: were now walking towards the corral and they were going
Speaker 5: to release the cattle. Uh, the the sharpshooters and the
Speaker 5: mercenaries and the federal government notwithstanding, there was about two
Speaker 5: hundred of them ready to shoot. And can you believe this?
Speaker 5: The order to shoot the peaceful protesters was given three times?
Speaker 3: Are you serious? I mean this is I know, you
Speaker 3: don't make stuff up. I'm using that as a period.
Speaker 5: I'm serious.
Speaker 3: Incredible, that's amazing. Say that, No, say that again to
Speaker 3: this audience. I want to hear this go ahead.
Speaker 5: The order from the federal government to shoot the protesters
Speaker 5: was given three times. And then somebody on the inside
Speaker 5: over by the by the corral, which means it had
Speaker 5: to be a federal agent hit the corral with a
Speaker 5: hammer to make it sound like a gun. Shot happened,
Speaker 5: and they were hoping that the people that were carrying guns,
Speaker 5: there were many that were carrying guns, they weren't pointing
Speaker 5: them at anybody that they would have instinctively shot towards
Speaker 5: the sound of the of the hammer hitting the corral,
Speaker 5: the still coral, but they didn't. And then right then
Speaker 5: a deputy sheriff from Clark County Sheriff's Office stood in
Speaker 5: the way, one man, one deputy, a lieutenant, and he
Speaker 5: stood in the way and stopped it all and said,
Speaker 5: you guys going to kill people over cattle. You're going
Speaker 5: to kill these people over cattle. And he said stop
Speaker 5: what you're doing and put your guns down. And then
Speaker 5: he turned to the people and he said, tell them
Speaker 5: what you want me to do. And the people told them,
Speaker 5: you're the first real authority we've recognized here. You tell
Speaker 5: us what you want us to do. And he said, everybody,
Speaker 5: take tim steps back, So everybody started backing up and
Speaker 5: then they kind of the federal government and the mercenaries
Speaker 5: that they hired to do all this, they kind of
Speaker 5: looked at each other and said, you know, the deputy's
Speaker 5: kind of right. They left, and I believe that deputy
Speaker 5: saved hundreds of lives that day.
Speaker 3: Well, could you imagine sheriff as the thing went the
Speaker 3: other direction, I mean, the news idea would be obviously
Speaker 3: this would be the biggest story since you know, you
Speaker 3: could imagine I mean one of these horrific shootouts like
Speaker 3: the Oak by the way.
Speaker 5: Wait one other thing too. Yes, I'm ready to interrupt you,
Speaker 5: but there were fifty three ranchers in Clark County at
Speaker 5: that time. The Bundies were the last family standing. They
Speaker 5: were the last family ranching and they still are today.
Speaker 5: They're the only ranch working in Clark County, Nevada. All
Speaker 5: fifty two others were put out of business by the
Speaker 5: federal government.
Speaker 3: Yes, i'd like sheriff, look, we have limited time. But
Speaker 3: this means that these individuals, these people that are protesting
Speaker 3: against the federal government, the news media would be portraying
Speaker 3: them as if they're the crazy side. And that's exactly
Speaker 3: the disinterpretation. In not all media. But the way this
Speaker 3: went down, I mean, it could have been a bloodbath, no,
Speaker 3: no kidding, And luckily cooler heads prevailed, because what's it
Speaker 3: going to take if all of a sudden, now we
Speaker 3: have a similar kind of situation where let's say, two
Speaker 3: political factions in protests, all it takes is that one
Speaker 3: little match to light the fire. And that's why we say,
Speaker 3: we've pray to God it doesn't happen. But that's why
Speaker 3: you're talking about this stuff with us.
Speaker 5: And I'll say a bottom line about the bundies to them,
Speaker 5: are are some of the finest people I've ever met
Speaker 5: in my life.
Speaker 3: Well Sheriff. I took a lot of flak for having
Speaker 3: him on in one of our stations. Here was doing
Speaker 3: this here in Arizona in a regular position, and I
Speaker 3: found it very interesting because so many people tell me,
Speaker 3: don't put them on there. You know, they're just a
Speaker 3: bunch of radicals. And I said, well, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: how far does government overreach need to go before individuals
Speaker 3: need to be given the freedom to speak out? But
Speaker 3: then again, that was an amazing time.
Speaker 5: Let's go well, you know what, yah, And I'll be
Speaker 5: really quick with this. You don't really finally happened. They
Speaker 5: went to court and the judge threw it out because
Speaker 5: the FBI had fabricated evidence and lied, and she threw
Speaker 5: out the case because of that.
Speaker 3: But again, not to be overly repetitive, it could have
Speaker 3: been a very big bloodbath here that goes down in
Speaker 3: the annals of history like nine to eleven in many ways,
Speaker 3: not a direct you know, and not a direct linkage
Speaker 3: in the same way of what happened. These were true
Speaker 3: terrorists on nine to eleven. God bless those that perished.
Speaker 3: But stories like this, like Oklahoma City and all the
Speaker 3: other tragedies that we never really heard the truth behind
Speaker 3: what was really going on there, very very interesting. Let's
Speaker 3: see if we can do this. So let's go to
Speaker 3: line number two briefly as we can. Linda, you've been
Speaker 3: patient in New Jersey. Good morning. You're on with Sheriff Mac.
Speaker 15: Yes, Hello, Hello, Sheriff. I would like to know what
Speaker 15: do you think about the possibility of COVID being released
Speaker 15: to destroy the Trump administration by the deep state or
Speaker 15: the Democrats.
Speaker 5: Well, they already did that once, didn't they.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think they did. You do you mean in
Speaker 3: the future, I mean.
Speaker 14: As we can do no, no, I'm saying.
Speaker 15: So you're saying that the deep state and the Democrats
Speaker 15: deliberately released COVID to destroy administration.
Speaker 5: Correct Democrats for a lot, but I don't know if
Speaker 5: the Democrats did that. I think Fauci had a hand
Speaker 5: in it, and I think the Democrats certainly made it worse,
Speaker 5: and certainly the Biden administration did. And principles of freedom
Speaker 5: were not protected during that time, and especially from Joe
Speaker 5: Biden and his staff. And I believe that there should
Speaker 5: be a lot of criminal investigations from the members of
Speaker 5: the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: Amazing, and that's not happening enough. Thank you. You have
Speaker 3: a quick follow up because we're almost out of time,
Speaker 3: but we always are respectful to our callers. Thank you, Linda,
Speaker 3: Do you have one? If not, we thank you for
Speaker 3: being part of our radio show. What's interesting, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: As we talk about this, let me come back from
Speaker 3: the break. I'd like to have you give us a
Speaker 3: clear from the book, a definition here of the old
Speaker 3: Democratic Party and in your vision what it's become in
Speaker 3: some kind of detail. And then on page forty eight
Speaker 3: that I'm looking and I dare not read all these
Speaker 3: and in your opinion, you listed as Democratic list of stupidity.
Speaker 3: The list goes on and on and on, and many
Speaker 3: of these you're the guest, I'm the host. But what
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say is, as we get into this
Speaker 3: conversation in a deeper way, so many of these things,
Speaker 3: when you read them, if you didn't have the word
Speaker 3: democrat on that particular topic, on that page, you might say,
Speaker 3: who the heck came up with these crazy ideas? And
Speaker 3: you describe it as Democrat list of stupidity, and one
Speaker 3: of them not to steal your thunder men and women's sports.
Speaker 3: It goes on to describe tampons and boys' bathrooms, men
Speaker 3: can get pregnant. Obviously, these things go on and on
Speaker 3: and on, and it's amazing because again, how could anybody
Speaker 3: fall for these kind of things. What's their ultimate goal?
Speaker 3: When we say the Democratic Party of today, when we
Speaker 3: hear the term Democrats socialist, well, what's there? You know? Obviously,
Speaker 3: what are they trying to do? They're trying to regain
Speaker 3: power and do it by deception. In your opinion, tell.
Speaker 5: Us exactly, their ultimate goal is to get rid of
Speaker 5: our constitution and replace it with the communist manifesto and
Speaker 5: turn America into just another communist country that always ends
Speaker 5: up the complete totalitarian government, a dictatorship. And you can
Speaker 5: look at that right now. I would like to ask
Speaker 5: what are they going to do? I want to ask
Speaker 5: all of these dictators that are running for office right now,
Speaker 5: these communists, what are you going to do? If the
Speaker 5: people say no, we're not complying, what are you going
Speaker 5: to do? Those people, I'm going to tell you right now,
Speaker 5: I am not going to comply. What are you going
Speaker 5: to do to me?
Speaker 3: Right? I'm not going to comply? And I don't want
Speaker 3: to sound like any kind of radical other than trying
Speaker 3: to be a better host each show, and that's up
Speaker 3: to the listeners. But the reality free right. So in
Speaker 3: other words, I said it, and I'm not a scholar
Speaker 3: in this. If you take away my freedom and my liberty,
Speaker 3: I have a major problem with that. So what's wrong
Speaker 3: with people who don't agree with the very statement that
Speaker 3: I made that you would stand tall in front of
Speaker 3: the flag. And on another subject, as we're running out
Speaker 3: of time here, the heartbreak comes very shortly. When's the
Speaker 3: last time you've ever saw groups do and recite the
Speaker 3: pledge of allegiance. That's almost as alien as the third
Speaker 3: planet from the you know, the other star system that
Speaker 3: we'll talk about in a couple of weeks. When did
Speaker 3: we don't see that anymore?
Speaker 5: Which reinforces the notion that you brought up earlier, and
Speaker 5: that is that we're a republic and to the republic
Speaker 5: for riches stands, and when most people don't even understand
Speaker 5: what form of government we have, it's going to be
Speaker 5: a little bit difficult for you to be able to
Speaker 5: understand what the rules really are.
Speaker 3: Okay, let me go back to my air traffic controller
Speaker 3: role as a host. We haven't gotten to Alexi in
Speaker 3: line four. If you're with us, please stay there kindly
Speaker 3: and thank you for your patience. We're looking at line
Speaker 3: one Vincent and New York, Dylan in New Jersey and
Speaker 3: coming to us very shortly here in line two as
Speaker 3: we talk about Sean and Long Beach. We'll do our
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Speaker 3: Thirty one minutes after the hour, time of the Essence,
Speaker 3: and we thank you for spending part of your weekend
Speaker 3: with us. Our special guest as we move to the
Speaker 3: top of hour number two, Sheriff Richard Mack his book
Speaker 3: The Democrat Murder of America, demagogery in the first degree.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the caller, Sheriff, because you become extremely
Speaker 3: powerful and popular on this on this radio station. Go
Speaker 3: to line number three. We welcome Charlie. You've been patient.
Speaker 3: You're on with Sheriff Mac. How are you doing this morning, Charlie?
Speaker 3: Are you there? Well, we have a lot of caller.
Speaker 3: Are you there, sir? We'll give it one more time. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: Then let's say good morning to online number one, to
Speaker 3: Vincent in New York. Vincent, thank you for being with us.
Speaker 11: Good morning, doctor Scott, Good morning Sheriff. Let's not forget
Speaker 11: about this. The illegal charter boat captain who last weekend
Speaker 11: operated an illegal charter boat around Liberty Island. He had
Speaker 11: on that twenty two foot boat with a single outboard engine.
Speaker 11: He overloaded it with fourteen people. The boat lost its
Speaker 11: center of gravity et center of ballad. The boat capsized.
Speaker 11: A woman, a twenty six year old woman and five
Speaker 11: month old baby died drowned at the bottom of the river.
Speaker 11: The coast Guard and the police in New York rescued
Speaker 11: the remaining people. The person operating the boat was in
Speaker 11: a legal who went in the country in two thousand
Speaker 11: and seven from Ecuador. And this guy had the goal
Speaker 11: to advertise in Spanish language media a charter boat for hire.
Speaker 11: I've been I spent a life on the sea. I
Speaker 11: have my advanced pilot's license. You need the lowest form
Speaker 11: of coastguard license to take passengers out for hire, is
Speaker 11: called a six pack license, meaning you could only take
Speaker 11: out six people. I've known charter boat captains and these guys,
Speaker 11: you know, they all have big boats and even at best,
Speaker 11: they would never take more than the legal capacity. This
Speaker 11: guy took money. He was operating jod a for hire.
Speaker 11: A woman and a child got killed, and this guy
Speaker 11: was here illegally. What are we doing protecting these people?
Speaker 11: I don't mean we the people in law enforcement, in
Speaker 11: the conservative community, and the people who care about where
Speaker 11: this country is going. We have lost our collective minds
Speaker 11: protecting these people in my neighborhood. Every construction site has
Speaker 11: illegals on it. They don't have insurance, they don't wear a.
Speaker 3: Hot We bring up a lot, and it's powerful stuff
Speaker 3: and sorry for the loss of life, but in the
Speaker 3: limited time we have. God bless you for bringing the
Speaker 3: story to our attention. Many New Yorkers know it but
Speaker 3: people listening around the nation and the world may not
Speaker 3: share if your response it goes along the lines of
Speaker 3: illegals doing things here.
Speaker 5: You know, this is just part of the insanity. And
Speaker 5: all of that is based on the Democrat parties lust
Speaker 5: for power because they want these people all registered to vote,
Speaker 5: and that's why they were invited into America in the
Speaker 5: first place. That's why they don't have to get show identification.
Speaker 5: According to the Democrats, they don't have to show identification
Speaker 5: or that's racist. No, all of that's built to make
Speaker 5: sure that these people can get registered and vote so
Speaker 5: that they can steal these elections. It's the biggest election
Speaker 5: fraud that has ever happened in the world, bringing thirty
Speaker 5: million people into our country to get most of them
Speaker 5: registered to vote so that they can steal the political
Speaker 5: power and have their political monopoly from Honolulu, Hawaii to
Speaker 5: bang Remain. That's what it was all for. That's all
Speaker 5: covered in the.
Speaker 3: Book Vincent Insight.
Speaker 5: And people start, let me see that they're actually interest
Speaker 5: by in the book. Start ordering the book. Now I've
Speaker 5: got my computer on and I can start seeing. We
Speaker 5: want to make sure that we're actually getting some orders
Speaker 5: because I'm going to allow all of you to know
Speaker 5: my personal email. You can know my email. If you
Speaker 5: have any problem with the book at all, or if
Speaker 5: you don't like it, we'll buy it back from you.
Speaker 5: I believe more than anything that everybody's going to love
Speaker 5: this book because it's going to tell you something about
Speaker 5: America and about what's going on that we really can
Speaker 5: do something about.
Speaker 10: Thank you, Sriff.
Speaker 3: We got to move forward here. I'm sorry to cut
Speaker 3: you short. The board of callers, we of course honor them,
Speaker 3: and we do appreciate it. Line four, he's been very patient.
Speaker 3: If he's with us, Alexi and Queens, you're on the
Speaker 3: air with Sheriff Mac.
Speaker 14: How you doing good evening.
Speaker 17: Good evening, gentlemen, And I pay special respects to your
Speaker 17: guests that I've come to know. He's a very comforted person.
Speaker 17: It's only one thing, though, subject to their title of
Speaker 17: that book, the Democratic Murder, I think you have to
Speaker 17: understand one thing. Over the last one hundred and twenty
Speaker 17: five years, America has been transformed to the dominant group
Speaker 17: of Americans into a nation of three hundred perion people.
Speaker 17: And within that group you have a melange of at
Speaker 17: least fifty or sixty different cultural groups. They have all
Speaker 17: completely different perspectives, different attitudes, and also when it comes
Speaker 17: to thinking and voting, they have their own way of
Speaker 17: doing it, and unfortunately it is not sometimes the good thing.
Speaker 17: So what happens is that these groups, many of them,
Speaker 17: come from exactoral memedies very important. They have come from
Speaker 17: nations that have been exposed to socialism or are currently socialists.
Speaker 17: So when they come here they say, oh, it's the
Speaker 17: same thing over here, why not work for them?
Speaker 3: And well, you're right, a Lexi, but without look, without
Speaker 3: revealing the country you've come from, you call many times
Speaker 3: and we appreciate you as a regular gut I mean,
Speaker 3: a regular caller to the show. Well, without revealing your country,
Speaker 3: you know the throwers and problems of communism, as you've
Speaker 3: talked just before. So this is an interesting story, yes.
Speaker 17: Yes, but the problem. The problem is that these people
Speaker 17: within those each groups, in each group of those fifty
Speaker 17: or sixty groups different nationalities that form the American power
Speaker 17: of population, they have people within there who have a
Speaker 17: completely out of it. They have no true conscience or
Speaker 17: intellectual ability to see the issue. They're not interested. They
Speaker 17: say it's my way, and I want to do what
Speaker 17: I want and I don't care what the truth is,
Speaker 17: so they vote.
Speaker 5: The voters.
Speaker 17: These particular block of voters are the cause and reason
Speaker 17: for the murder of America because they put these democrats
Speaker 17: and what happens is they do what they do and
Speaker 17: then they say, oh, well, maybe we should.
Speaker 5: Have done something. But the point of it is I think.
Speaker 5: I think when you order the book, you'll see that
Speaker 5: it really covers that. And I think you'll love what
Speaker 5: we did in the book.
Speaker 3: Everybody, Lexi, gentlemen, I have to take charge of this
Speaker 3: moment here. Alex. We're getting a little bit of feedback.
Speaker 3: I don't know who from who's hide, but in the
Speaker 3: interest of the listeners to hear the clarity of the program,
Speaker 3: I want to say thank you to Alexi. You bring
Speaker 3: up always some very good points and my only problem
Speaker 3: is the limitation of time, not by me, but by
Speaker 3: the space time continue him and that's the answer. Let's
Speaker 3: continue with the callers before the next break. They've been very,
Speaker 3: very patient. Let's say good morning to Dylan and New
Speaker 3: Jersey Online five. You're on with Sheriff Mack. Thank you
Speaker 3: for your patience.
Speaker 18: Morning Doctor Sky, and morning sheriff. I just wanted to
Speaker 18: speak on COVID topic. My father, he received the COVID
Speaker 18: vaccine so that he could go on vacation. I really
Speaker 18: tried to tell him to wait to see what would happen,
Speaker 18: because I've never been anti vaccination, you know, I've always
Speaker 18: gone along with it, but just because of the how
Speaker 18: quick they brought it out, I wanted to tell him
Speaker 18: to wait to see what it would do. He received
Speaker 18: the vaccination, he got the booster, they both went on vacation.
Speaker 18: A couple months later, he got COVID nineteen and something
Speaker 18: with his blood coagulating and something called autoimmune encephalitis. He
Speaker 18: wound up in the hospital for four months and on
Speaker 18: Christmas Eve they told us that he was going to
Speaker 18: pass away within the week. He made it because we
Speaker 18: ended up pushing for him to get on steroids and
Speaker 18: try ivermectin. And you know, we knew people at the hospital,
Speaker 18: but only because we were pushing. That's the only reason
Speaker 18: why he received the treatment that helped him. And it
Speaker 18: felt like such an uphill battle to get to that point.
Speaker 18: And I mean he's still not right after that, and
Speaker 18: just because of all that.
Speaker 3: No, that's horrible. I mean, these are testimonies, testimonials from individuals. Obviously, here, Dylan,
Speaker 3: my heart goes out to you and your family. I
Speaker 3: mean I chose not to get this because I was
Speaker 3: the kind of guy that said, look, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to be a laborat in any situation, no matter what
Speaker 3: they say. So you're going to say, as you heard
Speaker 3: Barry Farber say, fight back legally and responsibly, because we've
Speaker 3: always said this here, you heard that from my previous
Speaker 3: programs in other parts of the country. A victim is
Speaker 3: simply someone with no options fight back legally and responsibly.
Speaker 3: But more important than what I say, we got a
Speaker 3: few minutes before the break. So Dylan, no, my heart
Speaker 3: goes out to you and your family. And what about
Speaker 3: those other people who lost family members who could not
Speaker 3: even go see them in locations because imagine the senior
Speaker 3: community and you want to see your mother or your father.
Speaker 3: I mean, how does anybody justify that kind of insanity
Speaker 3: of total control over you and your feelings?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You doing man, Yeah, sheriff, go ahead.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean there's stories. There's thousands of those stories,
Speaker 5: tens of thousands of stories, and it's really a sad
Speaker 5: commentary on what the medical field did. There were nurses
Speaker 5: who stood against it, there were doctors who stood against it,
Speaker 5: doctor Simone Gold, and nurse Aaron who was actually working
Speaker 5: in a hospital in New York. She was from Florida.
Speaker 5: And there's so many different stories. There's heroes, there's people
Speaker 5: that were trying to save other people. So many did
Speaker 5: not make it, and it's just an amazing time for
Speaker 5: America because we did exactly the opposite of what we
Speaker 5: should have been doing.
Speaker 3: Well, it's better to be a hero than a zero,
Speaker 3: and not to be funny on a play on words,
Speaker 3: but it's so interesting that if we choose to do
Speaker 3: nothing and let others in charge tell us how we
Speaker 3: live our lives. Again, I'm overly repetitive, Sheriff, And I
Speaker 3: know you would sanction this if we could build in
Speaker 3: gold letters in the sky. You take away my freedom
Speaker 3: and my liberty. And I'm not going to be a
Speaker 3: happy individual just because you want me to be a lemming.
Speaker 3: And there's the exit, and it's a two thousand foot drop.
Speaker 3: I don't have a parachute, and even if I did,
Speaker 3: I should have a choice, very simple, no argument, right,
Speaker 3: that's the way it should be. And the question becomes
Speaker 3: as we have a minute before the break, why the
Speaker 3: hell do not most people decide to even stand up
Speaker 3: for this? Because why and we're not telling you. Look,
Speaker 3: it's very interesting. This host is not saying you better
Speaker 3: do this, do exactly as you want. But hopefully we've
Speaker 3: been effective in at least giving options right Sheriff into
Speaker 3: what's really going on. And we've just begun to scratch
Speaker 3: because we may not have a lot of time on this,
Speaker 3: but before this, when we come back from the break,
Speaker 3: I do want you to describe the Democratic Democratic Party
Speaker 3: of old and what you see is what's happening in
Speaker 3: your opinion right now. If you're still on the line
Speaker 3: with us, we'll do our very best to get you
Speaker 3: on like Sean and Long Beach or Long Beach, Long Island,
Speaker 3: excuse me, Tom and New Jersey and Anthony and Long Island,
Speaker 3: will do our very best to get you on the air.
Speaker 3: As we continue to talk with Sheriff Richard a very
Speaker 3: powerful book as he's been promoting the Democrat murder of America,
Speaker 3: the demagoguaury in the first degree. How do you get
Speaker 3: it or how do you learn more about the sheriff.
Speaker 3: There's two ways the Murder of America dot com, and
Speaker 3: then also check out his organization, the Constitutional Sheriff and
Speaker 3: Peace Officers Association. Their website simply CSPOA dot org. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back as we move toward the top of
Speaker 3: our two hour show, the Doctor Sky Experience, We'll be
Speaker 3: right back.
Speaker 1: This is the Doctor Sky Experience. Always look to the sky.
Speaker 1: Seventy seven WABC. Now here's Doctor Sky.
Speaker 19: I'm James Rosen, chief White House correspondent for newsmaxs and
Speaker 19: author of the new book Galia Rise to Greatness nineteen
Speaker 19: thirty six. In nineteen eighty six, and you're not just
Speaker 19: listening to the Doctor Sky Experience. You're having a Doctor
Speaker 19: Sky Experience. On seventy seven.
Speaker 3: Study eighty, New York, forty seven minutes after the hour,
Speaker 3: many callers. Hopefully we try to get to all of you,
Speaker 3: and if not, we do apologize. Line two, Sean has
Speaker 3: been patient in Long Beach. Good morning.
Speaker 14: You're on the air, gentlemen. You've bolted Grand Slam homes tonight.
Speaker 20: And the Chinese Communists sent the COVID virus to America.
Speaker 14: Now America has a colony.
Speaker 20: Listen to this scale to me a colony in Communist China.
Speaker 14: Yes, through birth right vacations. The top Communist Chinese members
Speaker 14: are having their wives give birth in America.
Speaker 20: The Communists take the American citizen babies back to China.
Speaker 14: This is a national security freak show.
Speaker 20: The Democratic Party turned into a Communist party because of
Speaker 20: the nineteen sixty five Immigration Act. I noticed people are
Speaker 20: trying to blame college kids for this right, like in Dearborn,
Speaker 20: Michigan or in Los Angeles we have two comedies running
Speaker 20: from May instead of a Republican and a Democrat. The
Speaker 20: Democratic Party through immigration and people support it. I'm glad
Speaker 20: they've given themselves away by saying they support legal immigration.
Speaker 20: That's what turned the Communist Party from the Democratic Party.
Speaker 20: And they're blaming college kids folks because they don't want
Speaker 20: to party. They want to protect the invasion of America.
Speaker 20: Shame on you if you support legal immigration because a
Speaker 20: million and a half Third world has come to America
Speaker 20: every single year.
Speaker 3: Wow. Well, Seawan, you should write your own book too,
Speaker 3: and not to be funny, though that's serious. You're always
Speaker 3: powerful with that subject and we're right on measure, as
Speaker 3: you said, Sheriff. Many more people like Sean should be
Speaker 3: out there at least how they express what's going on
Speaker 3: from the power that he did.
Speaker 5: Hey man, we keep hearing from people in New York
Speaker 5: and New Jersey and other places of liberalism. It's great
Speaker 5: to hear people that are so intelligent and know what's
Speaker 5: going on. And I really appreciate the comments from this
Speaker 5: color appreciate.
Speaker 3: You, and I appreciate you. Sean and Lung Beach. Let
Speaker 3: me get a quick synopsis from you. This is very
Speaker 3: difficult for any host to ask, but we'll give it
Speaker 3: a we'll take a stab about it, and you can
Speaker 3: take one. Your description of the old Democrat Party and
Speaker 3: as Sean was talking about, but in your words, what's
Speaker 3: the new Democratic Party with this Democrat socialism? Describe it
Speaker 3: to us, and I know it's a tough one if
Speaker 3: you only have two minutes.
Speaker 5: Really, they've never changed since the beginning. They've always been
Speaker 5: against freedom. They were dead set against freeing the slaves.
Speaker 5: They fought and fought and fought to make sure that
Speaker 5: that would not happen. Lincoln, the first Republican president, was
Speaker 5: the one responsible for making that happen. Then the Democrat
Speaker 5: Party formed during reconstruction, formed hate groups and kill groups
Speaker 5: and rules to make sure that the newly the new
Speaker 5: citizen that used to be slaves couldn't vote or couldn't
Speaker 5: do anything, or that they made sure that they voted Democrat.
Speaker 5: Martin Luther King was a Republican, especially at the very
Speaker 5: beginning till he and LBJ made some deals. The new
Speaker 5: black citizens knew that the Republican Party was the only
Speaker 5: place for them. So the book asked how in the
Speaker 5: world did the black community in America switch from voting
Speaker 5: for Republicans to vote for Democrats? In that answer is
Speaker 5: in the book.
Speaker 3: Interesting answer limited time here. As always, I keep apologizing
Speaker 3: for saying it, but we have no choice. Line five
Speaker 3: many in New Hyde Park. You're probably our last caller
Speaker 3: of the hour. You're on the air with Sheriff Mac.
Speaker 21: How are you talking about I'm okay. I want to
Speaker 21: talk about nine to eleven and Mayor Mendmy he wanted
Speaker 21: to come to directly to the nine to eleven area.
Speaker 21: Now he's making a video and he's asking the families
Speaker 21: to reduce the amount of time they take their speeches.
Speaker 21: And I was at nine to eleven and there's eighty
Speaker 21: thousand signatures that don't want a video, and they don't
Speaker 21: want him there. Interesting, they said America is responsible with
Speaker 21: Hassam Piker. El Heiss has said, all of these people,
Speaker 21: how do they get isn't it treason? They talk against America?
Speaker 21: Can't they be arrested?
Speaker 3: Many You're amazing. You bring up something that we never
Speaker 3: had time for, and it's the whole concept of treason
Speaker 3: if you look deeply into this. The sheriff has much
Speaker 3: better insight than I do. But it again defines the
Speaker 3: rules of common sense. When a lot of these people
Speaker 3: doing these different things, there should be some way of
Speaker 3: making sure that they're you know, restricted, or even you know,
Speaker 3: arrested or what have you. The charge of treason is powerful.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Let's let the sheriff describe it from his perspective.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, again, I'm just going to plead
Speaker 5: to everyone to get the book because it addresses every
Speaker 5: single one of these issues. And if we had all night,
Speaker 5: I mean, I could basically just cover the whole book
Speaker 5: for you, but we don't, and so I want to
Speaker 5: ask each of you. Go to the website Murder of
Speaker 5: America dot com. You can order the e book for
Speaker 5: just fourteen dollars and ninety two cents. Order the audiobook
Speaker 5: for just seventeen dollars and seventy six cents. The paper
Speaker 5: black book is what I prefer. I have it right
Speaker 5: here in front of me. It's twenty six dollars and
Speaker 5: seventy six cents. Yes, we love the spirit of seventy six. Folks.
Speaker 5: You need to get this book in your hand, share
Speaker 5: it with your friends and family, Share it with your
Speaker 5: high school kids. Your even junior high kids will get this.
Speaker 5: You've got to help deprogram them. We've got to deprogram
Speaker 5: the Democrat, the good Democrats who claim to be Christians
Speaker 5: or gun owners, they've got to be deprogrammed. We've got
Speaker 5: to get to work on that. And this book is
Speaker 5: a tremendous help. It's true, it's powerful, and folks, this
Speaker 5: is what I would like to do, doctor Scott. I
Speaker 5: would like to get thousands of people buying that book tonight.
Speaker 5: Then let's get back and do another show and take
Speaker 5: their questions about the book.
Speaker 3: No, I understand Sheriff, and I love to admit we
Speaker 3: would do our very best to do that. And it's
Speaker 3: a very fascinating subject. I mean, you've put your life
Speaker 3: involved in serving your community the United States of America
Speaker 3: in the law enforcement mode. And it's interesting to end
Speaker 3: the show off on this positive note that your words
Speaker 3: are more powerful than mine. But the sheriff is the
Speaker 3: top law enforcement officer in every county, and as you've
Speaker 3: described to us in a very minimum way, now you
Speaker 3: got about a minute, the sheriff really could stop the
Speaker 3: federal government from encroaching. But I wonder how many of
Speaker 3: those sheriffs because maybe, as you said before, many of
Speaker 3: them didn't join your lawsuit, which of course was in
Speaker 3: a Supreme Court decision a long long time ago on
Speaker 3: the Brady Bill. So obviously more sheriffs and just described
Speaker 3: that they are the chief law enforcement officer of the county.
Speaker 3: How does that supersede the federal government?
Speaker 5: So people know, well, because each has their own jurisdiction
Speaker 5: and each has their own place. But the thing of
Speaker 5: it is, the founding fathers devised the Constitution to make
Speaker 5: sure that the federal government can't self appointed more power.
Speaker 5: They can't aggrandize their own power. That's against the law.
Speaker 5: That's what the Tenth Amendment says, and that's what we
Speaker 5: sued the federal government off. That's why this case was
Speaker 5: the most powerful Tenth Amendment case ever. So folks again,
Speaker 5: go to Murder of America dot com, get one of
Speaker 5: the books in your hands, and let's get back together.
Speaker 5: If you have any questions, let me know at sheriffmac
Speaker 5: at hotmail dot com. Sheriff Mac m A. C k
Speaker 5: at hotmail dot com. Get the book, get it to
Speaker 5: your names, get it to your children. Let's go. Let's
Speaker 5: make this happen. Let's save our country.
Speaker 3: Amen, Sheriff Mack, thank you for joining us. Time doesn't
Speaker 3: permit further conversation right now, but we do appreciate you,
Speaker 3: and it's very interesting to talk about this. Lincoln had said,
Speaker 3: simply study the Constitution, and we don't really give homework
Speaker 3: out on this radio show. Because we're theater of the mind.
Speaker 3: We welcome you in even if you have a disagreeing opinion,
Speaker 3: as long as I do it in critical thinking. But
Speaker 3: here's something interesting. The Bill of Rights. The Bill of
Speaker 3: Rights Day, December fifteenth. James Madison, the author drafted in
Speaker 3: seventeen eighty nine, originally had twelve rights. But seriously, folks,
Speaker 3: if you understand what the first is the second, how
Speaker 3: about this the third amendment? No soldier shall, in time
Speaker 3: of peace be quartered in any house without the consent
Speaker 3: of the owner, nor in time of war, but in
Speaker 3: the manner to be prescribed by law. What's interesting, Sheriff, is,
Speaker 3: if I'm correct on this, there's been no Supreme Court
Speaker 3: decisions I think in all the time the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: has been involved in the Bill of Rights to anything
Speaker 3: with the Third Amendment. But the real point I'm trying
Speaker 3: to make is study the Constitution and study the Bill
Speaker 3: of Rights, because if you lose these rights, how can
Speaker 3: people argue that their government is not doing what they
Speaker 3: want because wants simply enough to do a commercial here.
Speaker 3: If you never knew what rights you had, how do
Speaker 3: you know what rights you lost? Right, Sheriff mac As
Speaker 3: we close, thank you.
Speaker 5: So much, Amen, and thank you so much. This has
Speaker 5: been a tremendous show and I learned a lot from
Speaker 5: you tonight, And main thing I learned is that you
Speaker 5: were doing this national show well.
Speaker 3: People care, and that's why we do this, Sheriff, because
Speaker 3: again WABC as you hear all day long, proudly truth
Speaker 3: justice in the American Way. And many thanks to owner
Speaker 3: and operator John Katzimatini's and from the executive staff Chad
Speaker 3: Lopez forgiving me the opportunity to sit behind this microphone.
Speaker 3: As we move forward tomorrow, the addition of the Doctor
Speaker 3: Sky Experience moves on to many of the subjects that
Speaker 3: you listen to for and listen to and are proud
Speaker 3: to be part of the show. We have a conversation
Speaker 3: with doctor Christine Goulai. She's the director of the US
Speaker 3: Geological Survey's Earthquake Science Center. In case you're wondering why
Speaker 3: there is shaky ground and hopefully not under your feet,
Speaker 3: we'll continue to discuss that as we talk about the
Speaker 3: many mysteries of the universe, and a quick sky of
Speaker 3: Sky report is of the inappropriateness if you look into
Speaker 3: the sky, we find out that the planet Venus is interesting,
Speaker 3: that big bright object that you see in the northwestern
Speaker 3: part of the sky just after sunset. The moon continues
Speaker 3: to move on to full and on Thursday evening, the
Speaker 3: twenty seventh, pay particular attention to the moon as it
Speaker 3: goes through a very interesting partial almost total lunary clips
Speaker 3: just after sunset for people in the New York region.
Speaker 3: As we move further west, as the moon continues to
Speaker 3: climb higher of the sky, it'll be quite an interesting sight.
Speaker 3: This many many years ago was considered something very strange
Speaker 3: as a harbinger of things to come, but in this
Speaker 3: case the beauty of sacred geometry as you look into
Speaker 3: the nighttime sky. Thank you Sheriff Mack again for being
Speaker 3: with us, and again his website as you can check
Speaker 3: him out Murder of America dot com. Now, of course,
Speaker 3: stay tuned through seventy seven WABC for another side of
Speaker 3: Midnight with Walter Sterling filling in for Lionel as he
Speaker 3: takes you as he does with the other side of Midnight,
Speaker 3: this one the another side of Midnight as he continues
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