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Speaker 2: But we had a series of setbacks and incidents and
Speaker 2: all kinds of troubles and problems and difficulties. My hard
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Speaker 3: So there's that now. But I had to go two weeks,
Speaker 3: so I'm a little out of practice.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll admit it came a little off my game.
Speaker 2: I got myself a little potato juice to try and
Speaker 2: have it nearby here just in case I need some. Remember,
Speaker 2: I can oose old cartoons when they would have that
Speaker 2: Saint Bernard would carry that wooden barrel some kind of booze, right,
Speaker 2: you know, would come run and I the guy was
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Speaker 3: Hey, what a week? What a week I had this week?
Speaker 2: Man, I it's been rough. Man. I don't think I've
Speaker 2: ever been as tired of doing the show before. And
Speaker 2: I'll get told that because everybody loves to hear me complain.
Speaker 2: That's the favorite part of the show. My beautiful daughter,
Speaker 2: Victoria Maria Opperman, had her graduation or high school graduation
Speaker 2: on Monday ceremony, and so you know we had to
Speaker 2: go to that and you know everything that entails, you know,
Speaker 2: the end of the year party she was going to
Speaker 2: and things like that.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 3: Uh, oh boy.
Speaker 2: You know, her last day of school or the last
Speaker 2: couple of days at school. There was a horrible incident
Speaker 2: at her school involving the police and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and you know, I had to insert myself into that.
Speaker 2: It was just a brutal situation. Yeah, you know, the
Speaker 2: police are just so worthless and obnoxious and pitiful and pathetic,
Speaker 2: taking a bad situation and making it worse. And so,
Speaker 2: you know, do we want to go to war with
Speaker 2: the whole police department here in Henderson, Nevada?
Speaker 3: You know, maybe we do.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's know, maybe we do. That's still up in
Speaker 2: the air.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But we were able to resolve things as best as possible.
Speaker 2: But still, okay, it did ruin her last week of school, Uh,
Speaker 2: that's for sure, as well as some other kids too
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: Then what do you call it?
Speaker 2: You know, we had the graduation ceremonies. We had to
Speaker 2: go all ready for that, and you know, running around
Speaker 2: getting her flowers and balloons, and we had a nice
Speaker 2: dinner afterwards, you know, but it was really exhausting, and
Speaker 2: it was exhausting a few days there of doing all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff with the graduation ceremony. But I
Speaker 2: can't say I proudly my beautiful daughter and all her accomplishments.
Speaker 2: It turns out that in her graduating class of ninety kids,
Speaker 2: it's a small school, but I've heard a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: It was like ranked one of the top ten schools
Speaker 2: in the country and stuff like that. Out of the
Speaker 2: ninety kids, they're all going to college. There's one hundred
Speaker 2: percent of going to college. But she's one of twenty
Speaker 2: kids that are going to really, really good schools. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, she's going to be seventh best
Speaker 2: school college if we can get her into American University
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. There she's accepted and we have
Speaker 2: our college aid and all that arranged, but we have.
Speaker 3: A short fall.
Speaker 2: We have a short full of about five thousand bucks.
Speaker 2: So we set up a gofund me where you could
Speaker 2: find that. It's on my Facebook page. It's a GoFundMe
Speaker 2: help Victoria get to college. And if you want to
Speaker 2: just contact me directly and I can direct you to that.
Speaker 2: I'd be more than happy to do that for You
Speaker 2: can reach me at operaman Report at gmail dot com
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Speaker 2: Hey, hey, while we're at it. You know, I just
Speaker 2: want to ask people to please, you know, I set
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Speaker 2: it really is a yeah, it's it's a you know,
Speaker 2: it's a serious it's a serious business.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't fool around at work. I'm very.
Speaker 2: I'm very serious. I'm very professional guy in my professional life. Okay,
Speaker 2: so I don't need any nonsense and foolishness on my
Speaker 2: telephone my work phone. Please, thank you, please, and thank you.
Speaker 2: That's why we got that gofund me. We need to
Speaker 2: desperately raise funds to keep her, to get her into
Speaker 2: school there now, which brings me to this other thing,
Speaker 2: because what I've been doing is if you listen to
Speaker 2: the show right now, and you're listening on iHeart or
Speaker 2: iTunes or Podbean or or even one of the internet
Speaker 2: stations you listen to on the internet stations and something
Speaker 2: like that, or on YouTube. One of the greatest assets
Speaker 2: this show has is called Speaker dot com s p
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Speaker 2: have a Speaker channel, and we have on that channel
Speaker 2: and archive of all the old shows, not the shows
Speaker 2: that are in the member section, but all the old shows.
Speaker 2: And what I've been doing since I guess I started
Speaker 2: Monday or Tuesday. I can't even I think straight. I'm
Speaker 2: so exhausted. I've been going through each show one by one,
Speaker 2: all the old archive shows from the very first show
Speaker 2: I did about the West Memphis three, the very first
Speaker 2: show I did with Jim Rothstein, all those early, early,
Speaker 2: early shows five six years ago, and they after shows
Speaker 2: and all that stuff I have up there, and I've
Speaker 2: been going through them, and I've been tweaking the titles
Speaker 2: and the tags and the descriptions and all kinds of
Speaker 2: stuff like that, and tweaking the ads, the commercials in
Speaker 2: there and stuff like that, trying to build up the
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Speaker 3: This is free.
Speaker 2: It's more shows on there than there are on YouTube, okay,
Speaker 2: And when there's a new show comes up, there's a
Speaker 2: chat room where you can hear the show live. If
Speaker 2: I do an impromptu broadcast like from I was broadcasting
Speaker 2: the other day from the Bernie rally. No, it was
Speaker 2: a closed Bernie event here at a Senior Citizen Center,
Speaker 2: and I was able to broadcast from there. By the way,
Speaker 2: this was an event that wasn't even open to the
Speaker 2: public and just the press and the people from the
Speaker 2: Senior Citizens Center there. But that's where I'm to make
Speaker 2: so I'm trying to build it up to get some
Speaker 2: income from the ads on spreaker. That's where we would
Speaker 2: make the most money and where this is a nothing
Speaker 2: we're working on right now in order to fund our
Speaker 2: trip to Victoria's Victoria's school, because what I would prefer
Speaker 2: to do is to move to DC nearby where she
Speaker 2: goes to school. So if you can help us out
Speaker 2: with the GoFundMe, you want to make a donation, you
Speaker 2: want to become a member, or if you can't do
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Speaker 2: become a follower there and you'll get an email notification
Speaker 2: whatever a new show comes on. And if you listen
Speaker 2: to the archives there on spreaker, I get paid more money.
Speaker 2: I don't get paid anything from YouTube now, so that
Speaker 2: would be a big help. So I've been updating spreaker
Speaker 2: and one of the things I noticed is, Man, how
Speaker 2: freaking ahead of the game we are here on so
Speaker 2: many topics and so many subjects. This standing rock remember
Speaker 2: Standing Rock, you know, the No Dappele protest over there
Speaker 2: in North Dakota. We had a show about Standing Rock
Speaker 2: before they even were using the term standing Rock. That
Speaker 2: we called it the Soon the Sioux Nation stand off.
Speaker 2: It was called that's how early we were on. And
Speaker 2: later on everybody's coming along and they're doing their everybody's
Speaker 2: going down there. They're getting no fund means to go
Speaker 2: with death vacation down there and standing right, but we
Speaker 2: were talking about it before anybody. And another one if
Speaker 2: you're watching the news right now, this whole business with
Speaker 2: George Nader, who was part of that meeting in the
Speaker 2: Seschiles Islands there with Eric Prince, uh and the Russian guy, right,
Speaker 2: you know he set up that whole meeting down there.
Speaker 3: Uh, well what do you called?
Speaker 2: We were talking and he just got busted. I think
Speaker 2: it was in Kennedy Airport, Uh, with a whole boatload
Speaker 2: of child pornography on his cell phone. What happened was
Speaker 2: months and months and months ago when we were first
Speaker 2: reporting on this's got George Nader, who worked with the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign and it worked with Eric Prince and all
Speaker 2: this kind of stuff. It was meeting with Flynn. He
Speaker 2: was meeting with Manafort. So he had an extensive criminal record.
Speaker 2: He was arrested for raping little boys and he was
Speaker 2: arrested too, and he was convicted of the rape of
Speaker 2: the little boys. But he's also arrested for child pornography
Speaker 2: and he got away with it. And a really interesting
Speaker 2: background with the Toola Komane and people in Iran. And
Speaker 2: we did a whole show about this guy years ago,
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, and now he's back in
Speaker 2: the news. He was actually a stopped I think it
Speaker 2: was in Kennedy Airport on his way tomorrow lago to
Speaker 2: meet with Trump, and he had twelve videos of child
Speaker 2: pornography on his phone and so then but they didn't
Speaker 2: find this on his phone until recently. And then when
Speaker 2: he was passing through the country, they grave they just
Speaker 2: picked him up and they arrested him. So we were
Speaker 2: talking about him with Pierce Red and we did a
Speaker 2: whole show about him way back when no one was
Speaker 2: talking about this guy's connection to child porn or his
Speaker 2: connections to a child rape. Okay, And so for again
Speaker 2: for those people's diehards, there's a few diehards out there
Speaker 2: left that are still claiming that you know, is rounding
Speaker 2: up pedophiles and all this kind of stuff, and it's
Speaker 2: about to be all, you know, sealed indictments and all
Speaker 2: this nonsense.
Speaker 3: This crazy c stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, here you got a guy who was meeting with Trump,
Speaker 2: he was meeting with Manafort, he was meeting with Flynn,
Speaker 2: he was meeting with Eric Prince.
Speaker 3: And what I can.
Speaker 2: Tell you is when you're at that level and you're
Speaker 2: meeting with people, you're meeting with someone a stranger or
Speaker 2: even someone you're doing business with. People, you do basic
Speaker 2: background reports on them because you just want to see
Speaker 2: if they got a domestic violence or they got a DUI,
Speaker 2: or how is their credit. You just want to see
Speaker 2: these things you're doing business with. It's very, very very
Speaker 2: common just to run these simple cursory checks and something
Speaker 2: like these criminal charges would just pop right up. You know,
Speaker 2: it's not like a serious investigation.
Speaker 3: It's like a.
Speaker 2: Ten to fifteen dollars search.
Speaker 3: It's not a big deal at all.
Speaker 2: There's no way you can tell me that out of
Speaker 2: all these people, guys like Eric Prince. You know, I've
Speaker 2: done business with people in business with Eric Prince. I've
Speaker 2: never met Eric Prince personally, but My partner used to
Speaker 2: recruit guys for Blackwater from NYPD and anyway. Anyway, we
Speaker 2: have extensive connections to these kind of people, and I
Speaker 2: know there's no way they would be walking into meetings
Speaker 2: with this guy George Natter without doing these basic searches
Speaker 2: on them. It just doesn't happen. You just do these searches.
Speaker 2: You do open source searches on people to just see
Speaker 2: what books has been written about them. I've been in
Speaker 2: meetings in the past month where people have done these
Speaker 2: kind of searches on me, and you tell them say, oh, hey,
Speaker 2: so this is about you. I saw that pet. It's
Speaker 2: just it's just how what life is. So all these
Speaker 2: big shots around Trump, Bannon and these guys, and Eric,
Speaker 2: Prince and Flynn all knew this guy was a child rapist,
Speaker 2: and they knew he had an interest in child porn.
Speaker 2: And that guy was comfortable enough at that point to
Speaker 2: be walking into morrowl Ago with child porn on his
Speaker 2: cell phone. You know, you walk into a meeting like that,
Speaker 2: you know there is the possibility they're gonna say, hey, man,
Speaker 2: turn over your phone, we want to take look at
Speaker 2: answers going. You meet with the President, you meet with
Speaker 2: some big, serious people, you know, and he's brave enough
Speaker 2: to go walking in there. He's bold enough, he has
Speaker 2: no fear of any consequences.
Speaker 3: He's walking in there.
Speaker 2: Okay, now you explain that to me, guys, all right,
Speaker 2: because I'm just the silly goods.
Speaker 3: What do I know?
Speaker 2: All right, boy, I'm exhausted. The last live show I
Speaker 2: did Potato Juice, Yeah, the last live show I did.
Speaker 2: And I was telling you about my experiences with this
Speaker 2: guy Stephen D. Kelly, all right, about how is this
Speaker 2: fantasy going on in his head about the NSA and
Speaker 2: the NSC and all this kind of stuff like.
Speaker 3: That, and then my heart drift crashes it.
Speaker 2: So I actually get a little update on that because
Speaker 2: I get a long email about how people were. He
Speaker 2: has like a secret group about q Andon. Okay, it's
Speaker 2: top secret. You gotta be like approoved to get in there.
Speaker 2: And so some of the women in the group are
Speaker 2: telling me, he says, you know ed we asked him
Speaker 2: about the video you did. We asked him about your report,
Speaker 2: and he got mad at us, said he deleted our
Speaker 2: comments and he banned us from the group. And then
Speaker 2: he goes on and he puts out a video and saying, oh,
Speaker 2: it was all a big mistake. Oh, NSC, NSA, what
Speaker 2: do I know?
Speaker 3: I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: It was the mafia. Now he stopped talking about the NSA,
Speaker 2: which he really he was thinking of the NSC, but
Speaker 2: he was a little confused. He stopped talking about the
Speaker 2: NSA altogether. And now he's staying that the people he
Speaker 2: worked for were the mafia. Okay, So all along he
Speaker 2: was Don Stephen Kellyoni. Okay, well, the family working for
Speaker 2: the organized crime. It turns out that happens all the time, right.
Speaker 2: I thought I was working for the NSA in Maryland,
Speaker 2: and it turns out I was working for the Colombo
Speaker 2: family in Brooklyn. And anyway, let's just move on. That's
Speaker 2: just a little update for you there. Since I couldn't
Speaker 2: give any updates for two weeks. Man had a commission here.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: But it was a nice little break. I haven't had
Speaker 2: a chance to tape anything because my studio was totally down.
Speaker 2: But I got some stuff lined up like you wouldn't believe.
Speaker 2: You know, Courtney Stodden, that little sixteen year old girl
Speaker 2: that married that guy, the fifty five year old guy.
Speaker 2: I got her mother coming on the show. We've become friends.
Speaker 2: Me and her mother have become friends. I think her
Speaker 2: name is Terry Stoddard. Really really nice woman too, by
Speaker 2: the way, so we're gonna be getting a little insight
Speaker 2: info on that. Jordan Prewett was a former Disney starlet
Speaker 2: who was on the Voice and stuff like that. She
Speaker 2: had a bunch of little albums and stuff out there,
Speaker 2: and she just came out with his whole story about
Speaker 2: how she was sexually molested by the manager or agent
Speaker 2: guy that she had, and the way she describes us,
Speaker 2: everybody around her knew what was going on, like everybody
Speaker 2: in the business. The biz is they like to say,
Speaker 2: all we're pretty much aware of this guy having complete
Speaker 2: control over her. She's coming on the show. I'm doing
Speaker 2: another show with the Lauren Axelrod, who was neck deep
Speaker 2: in this whole situation with Corey Feldman and Judy Haym
Speaker 2: And she has some allegations too that are previously unreported.
Speaker 2: I got so much stuff lined up, really good, good stuff, man,
Speaker 2: I don't have it all on a top.
Speaker 3: My son.
Speaker 2: This other guy who got arrested, he was in Pakistan
Speaker 2: for what a Hashi steal and he was held in
Speaker 2: his Pakistani jail for a couple of years. He's like
Speaker 2: a professional poker player.
Speaker 3: Now. I got so much stuff lined up it's not
Speaker 3: even funny.
Speaker 2: By the way, to a little update, if you don't
Speaker 2: know about what I'm doing, you know, I had this
Speaker 2: film crew out here filming me for a documentary TV
Speaker 2: series that I would be hosting a TV series. It
Speaker 2: would be Opperman Report on TV, where I'd be doing
Speaker 2: the same kind of investigations, the same kind of reporting
Speaker 2: I do now, but with money. I'd actually have money
Speaker 2: that's traveling around and do investigations and tape with people
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. Today did this a sizzle reel
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Speaker 2: He's very professional guys, very very talented young men, and
Speaker 2: so they and everybody likes it. I've showed it to
Speaker 2: everybody's really enjoying us. And I just signed some paperwork
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Speaker 2: Keep your eye off for that too, man as well.
Speaker 3: An Opperman Report on TV. How much like that?
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna I'm gonna get a special big paper
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Speaker 3: What do you call it?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: You know, I don't even had one of those commercial
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Speaker 2: I'll put that.
Speaker 3: You know, it's been two weeks.
Speaker 2: I'm a little out of it, but I haven't had
Speaker 2: a drink yet, and people are laughing about my potato juice. Kindent,
Speaker 2: I have not actually had a sip of the potato juice.
Speaker 2: I just have it sitting here just in case I
Speaker 2: need it. Like that, what was that thing that Saint Bernard? Okay,
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Speaker 2: Okay, welcome back to the Opperaman Report. I'm your host,
Speaker 2: private investigator at Opperman and I was telling you about that.
Speaker 2: I started telling you about Spreaker and what I was
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Speaker 2: one by one, so and then so many shows, almost
Speaker 2: two thousand shows on there that I've been working on
Speaker 2: as from the moment I get up, I get up
Speaker 2: at three o'clock in the morning until I go to bed.
Speaker 2: And I did this like three days, working constantly, uh
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Speaker 2: staring at the screen and doing this monotonous thing over
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Speaker 2: because I got to know how to describe the shows
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Speaker 2: can do it but me unless somebody really knows the show.
Speaker 2: And even then I wouldn't trust anybody to go in
Speaker 2: here and do it for me. So I've been working
Speaker 2: on this thing like from morning to night, staring at this.
Speaker 2: My eyes hurt, my head hurts, and you know what,
Speaker 2: I the b only break I've gotten from that. And
Speaker 2: plus it was a long day too, man, the day
Speaker 2: with the graduation too, because you know, first we had
Speaker 2: to go take pictures, and then we went to dinner,
Speaker 2: and then we went we're gonna go to a movie too.
Speaker 3: But I was just too tired. And you know those.
Speaker 2: Graduations ceremony, they go on forever. You got a hundred kids.
Speaker 2: You know they got I could call each kid. The
Speaker 2: kid walks over here, there's a little dance, you know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, you know.
Speaker 2: What my break this week was, my one respite from
Speaker 2: all this freaking work was going to the dentist. And
Speaker 2: there was one freaking day. I went to the dentist
Speaker 2: from eight o'clock in the morning to five o'clock at night.
Speaker 2: They had a two hour break where I came home,
Speaker 2: I took a nap for an hour and ate some food.
Speaker 3: And went back to the dentist.
Speaker 2: And they because they got two broken teeth, they're trying
Speaker 2: to fix right, and so we got to five o'clock
Speaker 2: and he tried to glue in its temporary tooth and
Speaker 2: fell right out by the time I got home. I
Speaker 2: went back there again today ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 2: I was supposed to tape that trolley and that Corey.
Speaker 3: Fellman show.
Speaker 2: Before I even left the freaking because I go to
Speaker 2: the dental school. I go to un and all the
Speaker 2: dental school to save money. That's what's what's become of
Speaker 2: my life. Uh, And what do you call? The freaking
Speaker 2: tooth falls out before I even leave, Before I even
Speaker 2: leave the place, and they got all this crazy stuff.
Speaker 2: What the hell is going on with the dentist these days?
Speaker 2: All these gadgets and devices they're shoving in your mouth,
Speaker 2: and these tools and equipment that they have that they
Speaker 2: didn't have. You know, twenty years ago the last time
Speaker 2: I had a crown put in it was but you know,
Speaker 2: it wasn't like this. I could tell you that where
Speaker 2: they're putting some kind of tray in my mouth, in
Speaker 2: this trampoline in my mouth. This is insane. What the
Speaker 2: hell and something at this other going to keep your
Speaker 2: mouth open? This is all crazy, man. I just put
Speaker 2: the damn toothing and just got some glue on it.
Speaker 2: I'll hold until I get home. Okay, if it falls out, okay,
Speaker 2: I'll go to another dances. I'll come back get more
Speaker 2: glue or something. But this is crazy. So one of
Speaker 2: the big controversies going on. While I've been out of
Speaker 2: touch from my wonderful audience here, I haven't said a
Speaker 2: damn thing worth anything my walk. I said one thing
Speaker 2: here it's worth a damn But one of the big
Speaker 2: topics that I would like to address. It was on
Speaker 2: my mind that I wanted to talk about. Mostly what
Speaker 2: I've been talking about that thinking in my mind. So
Speaker 2: when I prepare to do a show, the Friday night show,
Speaker 2: I usually spend the whole week thinking about what I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say on Friday, and I'll make little notes as
Speaker 2: the week goes along. But this week, because it was
Speaker 2: Victoria's graduation, I've mostly been thinking about and plus we
Speaker 2: had that situation at school with the comps and stuff,
Speaker 2: I've mostly been thinking about this letter that I'm gonna
Speaker 2: write to Victoria before she goes away to college. Okay,
Speaker 2: and once again, if you can help out with the
Speaker 2: gofund me to help Victoria get to college.
Speaker 3: We are quite short, and that's.
Speaker 2: Even with loans and aids and all that kind of
Speaker 2: stuff there too, so we definitely and if we can
Speaker 2: get enough money, I can go down there. I can
Speaker 2: move to DC with her, which is what I'd really
Speaker 2: like to do. And again too, if you go through
Speaker 2: these signups speaker for free, that would help too, because
Speaker 2: we're making some income from spreaker right now. I'm working
Speaker 2: on that. So anyway, we get back to this. One
Speaker 2: of the things I wanted to talk about the sweet too,
Speaker 2: was all this stuff about abortion. Because the Republicans were
Speaker 2: able to pass a couple of laws basically making it very,
Speaker 2: very difficult to get abortions in the United States. I
Speaker 2: hope I can pull up these notes, and that's starting
Speaker 2: to freeze up on me. Here here we go. Now,
Speaker 2: I know this the topic triggers a lot of people.
Speaker 2: A lot of people have their mind already made up
Speaker 2: and they're all and no matter what you say to them,
Speaker 2: you know and it. But my view of this whole
Speaker 2: thing is that we're taking a very simplistic approach to
Speaker 2: this whole issue of unwanted pregnancies, of unplanned, unwanted accidental pregnancies, Okay,
Speaker 2: which is what the issue here is. Okay, we're putting
Speaker 2: the car before the horse, and we're complaining about one
Speaker 2: piece some people's idea of a solutionist to abort these pregnancies,
Speaker 2: and some people's viewers that, well, no, let's continue these pregnancies.
Speaker 2: But everyone agrees it's an issue that needs to be
Speaker 2: dealt with and that is to prevent these pregnancies. Okay,
Speaker 2: But people are so triggered and brainwashed on all these
Speaker 2: kind of topics. Had a guy telling me the other day, says,
Speaker 2: you know, ed man, you know, I hear you talking
Speaker 2: about nationalizing the oil industry and two hundred billion dollars
Speaker 2: a year profit and eighty five percent of the world
Speaker 2: has a nationalized oil industry, and only Russia at a
Speaker 2: well are even countries like the United States let some
Speaker 2: private folks own all the oil and sell it, pump
Speaker 2: it out from under my feet and sell it back
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: But when I talk to people about this and then
Speaker 2: I tell them, well, they said, well, it's a great idea.
Speaker 2: How come we don't own that oil, you know? But
Speaker 2: no one complains about when everyone says about Nestli's oil
Speaker 2: and Nestley's the Nestli company when they pump the water
Speaker 2: and they sell it back to them, and he says.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, how can I do that? But no
Speaker 3: one says about the oil companies do.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing because people conditioned, they're brainwashed. We're
Speaker 2: burrel programmed, every damn one of us. You can't get
Speaker 2: around it. There's a thing went on here in the
Speaker 2: Legas this week, okay, where.
Speaker 3: Some guy, rich guy.
Speaker 2: Rented one of these really fancy sports cars, Lamborghini something
Speaker 2: like that, and crashes the car and he kills some
Speaker 2: people and shows this beautiful, expensive green car all crashed up,
Speaker 2: you know, and the title, the headline says, expected duy
Speaker 2: involved in this crash. Police suspected alcohol related, and everybody
Speaker 2: gets on their high horse. The righteous said, oh.
Speaker 4: My goodness, how all he had to do was he
Speaker 4: made a bad decision of getting behind the wheel of
Speaker 4: a car when he's you know, all this nonsense, right,
Speaker 4: because it's ten thousand people in a whole freaking country
Speaker 4: a year died from a drunk driving accent. So we
Speaker 4: don't even know this guy if he was drunk, We
Speaker 4: don't know how drunk he was. Might have just been
Speaker 4: slightly over the limit. It might have just been an
Speaker 4: alcohol involved accident. Might not have any alcohol. It could
Speaker 4: have he could have been dead drunk and with somebody
Speaker 4: else's fault. The accident was somebody else's fault.
Speaker 2: We don't know what happened, but everybody right away they're
Speaker 2: triggered and programmed to come down on top of this guy.
Speaker 2: And that's tooe because then that's over ten thousand debts
Speaker 2: a year, okay, right, ten thousand lives, which is in
Speaker 2: a very big number. It's turning fifty million people. But
Speaker 2: where we have a hunt undred times that are a
Speaker 2: thousand times or lives ended an abortion. Now, okay, and
Speaker 2: with this situation here, with the drunk driving, we arrest
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of people. Just in the state of
Speaker 2: California alone, two hundred thousand people a year get arrested
Speaker 2: for the UIs and for alcohol related to car events.
Speaker 3: They lose their jobs, they lose you know.
Speaker 2: The license. Okay, but what is the solution to preventing
Speaker 2: these unwanted pregnancies? Okay, there's two approaches to this.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 3: We have some legislatures that come up with.
Speaker 2: These new laws making it far more difficult to get abortions.
Speaker 2: So the people on the right say, well, this is great,
Speaker 2: this is a great victory. We've prevented these abortions. But
Speaker 2: yet they offer no solution to what to do with
Speaker 2: these babies when they're born, if and when they're born.
Speaker 2: And on the other side, these demo crad to say, well, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we have to have abortions. We demand our right to abortions,
Speaker 2: where they're not even looking for an alternative solution to
Speaker 2: this problem of unwanted pregnancies. That's the issue.
Speaker 3: This is what we.
Speaker 2: Should be directing our attention to. First of all, it
Speaker 2: seems to me a very simple solution would be free
Speaker 2: birth control, okay, and much more elaborate birth control education
Speaker 2: in the schools and in the churches and on the
Speaker 2: TV shows and all this kind of stuff, just like
Speaker 2: we can brainwash people into this dui that we could arrest,
Speaker 2: you know, two hundred thousand people in the state of
Speaker 2: California in one year, just to say, like, what a
Speaker 2: thousand people?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Okay, we can have the same kind of a brainwashing
Speaker 2: campaign to prevent these unwanted pregnancies.
Speaker 3: It can be done. Now.
Speaker 2: To back this up a little bit, and my thoughts
Speaker 2: are kind of scattered tonight because I haven't done a
Speaker 2: show like this in two weeks. To back this up,
Speaker 2: my own personal beliefs on the matter, which really shouldn't matter,
Speaker 2: but I want to share them with you.
Speaker 3: When I was I've always been for.
Speaker 2: Personal liberty and freedom and you know, live and not live, okay.
Speaker 2: And I've always been on the left, quote unquote the left, okay,
Speaker 2: And so I always thought the abortion should you know,
Speaker 2: people should have a right to have an abortion if
Speaker 2: they want to have an abortion. And then when I
Speaker 2: became Christian, right, I was a born again Christian, and
Speaker 2: I had that forgiveness, that rebirth experience and repentant experience,
Speaker 2: and I started hanging around church people. You know, they
Speaker 2: were all anti abortion. But again, like I didn't see
Speaker 2: the point because first of all, there's nothing in the
Speaker 2: Bible about abortion. And the stretch that people make is
Speaker 2: they talk about, well, it says in the ten Commandment
Speaker 2: style shall not kill. Well, there's plenty of killing all
Speaker 2: over the Bible. Okay, there's infanticide in the Bible. There's
Speaker 2: all stories about putting babies in baskets and shoving them
Speaker 2: down the river in the Bible. Okay, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff in there about the killing babies and killing kids,
Speaker 2: and killing women and all the stoning in people. A
Speaker 2: lot of stuff in there. Okay. The other one is
Speaker 2: it talks about how God know us when you were
Speaker 2: still in the womb. Okay, So they take those two
Speaker 2: scriptures and they said, well, this is proof that God
Speaker 2: is against the bush. Well, we don't know. It's not
Speaker 2: in there. There's nothing in the Bible about smoking either.
Speaker 3: By the way, what all these churches to say you
Speaker 3: can't smoke.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of stuff in the Bible about obesity,
Speaker 2: and gluttony.
Speaker 3: Okay, but he said a.
Speaker 2: Lot of big fat pastors, many more than half your pastors, okay,
Speaker 2: run churches, man, big fat slobs.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Everybody looks the other way on that, all right. But
Speaker 2: my point is, if I'm making any sense in that
Speaker 2: at all, is that I never believed, okay, that it
Speaker 2: wouldn't matter. Okay, because just to be blunt, all right,
Speaker 2: if you're you're having sex, unprotected sex, unmarried sex, you're
Speaker 2: involved in sexual immorality, and uh, they're sinning, Okay, you're
Speaker 2: gonna go to hell anyway, whether or not you're killing
Speaker 2: babies or not, okay, And to legislate that, to legislate Christianity,
Speaker 2: and you're still you haven't been forgiven, you haven't been reborn,
Speaker 2: You haven't you haven't made your peace with God.
Speaker 3: You haven't.
Speaker 2: You're not washed under the blood of Jesus, so you can't.
Speaker 2: And I would say to other people in the church,
Speaker 2: I says, well, would you uh uh make Christianity the
Speaker 2: state run religion. Would you legislated would you uh you know?
Speaker 2: And they get all angry and stuff like that. So
Speaker 2: I don't buy the whole thing about uh Christianity and
Speaker 2: pro or anti abortion, because you can get into the
Speaker 2: whole thing and you can say, well, a fetus is
Speaker 2: just a glob of tissue and it's really unformed life,
Speaker 2: and that is this legitimate arguments to be made.
Speaker 3: At that point.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, we want to avoid all of that. Okay, again,
Speaker 2: we need to get to the root of this issue
Speaker 2: and avoid all of that, avoid the need for terminating
Speaker 2: pregnancies to begin with, too, because we want to avoid
Speaker 2: the pregnancies to begin with. Now, another situation we have
Speaker 2: here is one of the main reasons why people have
Speaker 2: to get abortions is because they can't afford to raise
Speaker 2: the kids. They don't have the money, it's too expensive.
Speaker 2: They're in a place in their life where they're not working,
Speaker 2: they're on drugs, they've got problems, they're gonet married, they
Speaker 2: got situations that their life is in chaos, okay, and
Speaker 2: they're just during no condition to be raising kids. And
Speaker 2: they realize this and people around them realize this. I
Speaker 2: deal with a lot of people you know, in the
Speaker 2: criminal justice system, okay, and their lives are in chaos,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's a cold hearted decision. But for
Speaker 2: the to say expect some of these people to bring
Speaker 2: a pregnancy to term and then okay, just to bring
Speaker 2: that in a fantasy world, we say, well, we can
Speaker 2: bring that pregnancy to term, right, and we're gonna somehow, uh,
Speaker 2: in this fantasy that this person's gonna bring a healthy
Speaker 2: it's not gonna be a premature baby. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: a healthy baby somehow. And then there's families out there
Speaker 2: that would want to adopt that baby. Well, because in
Speaker 2: your fantasy there in your mind, you're thinking, this is
Speaker 2: a white woman, and the baby's gonna be a white baby,
Speaker 2: and the baby's gonna come to full term, and it's
Speaker 2: gonna be born healthy, without issues and medical problems, and
Speaker 2: there's families out there that gonna want to adopt this baby.
Speaker 2: There are wealthy families out there who can't conceive, who
Speaker 2: want to have, who do want to have adoptions, but
Speaker 2: they don't want to adopt sick kids. They don't want
Speaker 2: to with the black kids and brown kids and premature kids,
Speaker 2: kids with medical issues because the mother is a drug addict,
Speaker 2: because the mother is out there involved in petty crimes
Speaker 2: and struggling just to keep a roof of it's homeless. Okay,
Speaker 2: these are the people, the majority who are terminating their pregnancies.
Speaker 2: It's not this fantasy of oh, like you see on TV,
Speaker 2: the working women who just oh, I have a career
Speaker 2: and I don't want to know I made a mistake.
Speaker 2: The working women that have careers are responsible about their
Speaker 2: birth control. They have doctors that they go to, they
Speaker 2: have prescriptions that they get. It's the poor, the uneducated,
Speaker 2: the drug addicted.
Speaker 3: The people whose.
Speaker 2: Lives are in chaos are the ones that are getting
Speaker 2: pregnant getting into these situations. The irresponsible, the ones who
Speaker 2: go out on Friday nights to get drunk and have
Speaker 2: sex with strangers. These are the people. We can't suddenly
Speaker 2: expect them to become responsible people. And it's just not
Speaker 2: gonna happen as much as we want, or we're got
Speaker 2: to threaten to arrest people because every solution in our
Speaker 2: in our life is to call the police. All right,
Speaker 2: in America, it's not gonna work. Another law, Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: I sadhow trained people to be responsible to it's not
Speaker 2: gonna happen. It's just not how life is and to
Speaker 2: so much of what I come into contact with people
Speaker 2: and they have no real life experience out in.
Speaker 3: The world, it's all this weird stuff. Man.
Speaker 2: It's oh, well, you know, anybody can work hard and
Speaker 2: you know, go to college and make better and stuff.
Speaker 2: These people can barely make it to work in the morning.
Speaker 2: We got to better make a cup of cof make
Speaker 2: their breakfast. They can pull that offy, So.
Speaker 3: Right out the gate.
Speaker 2: One solution we need here is free healthcare for people,
Speaker 2: the people with the mental illness, people with drug addictions,
Speaker 2: people with these kind of problems, uh, will be able
Speaker 2: to be to a point where they're more responsible, where
Speaker 2: they don't need an abortion.
Speaker 3: That's one solution to all this.
Speaker 2: Another one is, you know, again the same solutions I
Speaker 2: talk about all the time with the finances and the
Speaker 2: economy and employment, you know, like nationalizing the oil industry,
Speaker 2: taxing the one percent again too. If the economy is
Speaker 2: better and people have good paying jobs minimum of fifteen
Speaker 2: dollars minimum wage, these kind of issues, and then people
Speaker 2: who can get the medical care to get off the drugs,
Speaker 2: to get their life together, to get a job, to
Speaker 2: work in peace and health, then would be much less
Speaker 2: likely to require an abortion. These are the type of
Speaker 2: kind of solutions to get to the root problems that
Speaker 2: neither people debating this issue, are discussing even slightly. The
Speaker 2: Republicans want to make laws, okay, and with no aid
Speaker 2: or solutions.
Speaker 3: To these babies.
Speaker 2: And by the way, too, I've done shows, so you
Speaker 2: can go back into my archives and look at the
Speaker 2: shows I've done on the adoption industry. That's no piece
Speaker 2: of cake either, guys. Okay, it's not what you think
Speaker 2: that these are all these adoption agencies, they're all run,
Speaker 2: there's all money, there's a profit motive any one of
Speaker 2: these situations we have here where it's a crazy situation
Speaker 2: that's offering no solution, it's making the problem worse. It's
Speaker 2: always because there's a group of people out there that
Speaker 2: are making money off of it. And so many of
Speaker 2: these societal decisions and norms that we have now are
Speaker 2: just stuff that we've just come up with in the
Speaker 2: past forty or fifty years. These all new ideas, new
Speaker 2: concepts that we've come up with. This whole idea of
Speaker 2: where a man and a woman gets divorced, because the
Speaker 2: divorce wasn't this common sixty years ago, fifty in my
Speaker 2: life time. It wasn't when I was a kid, Okay,
Speaker 2: a divorce was uncommon okay, And they came up with
Speaker 2: they said, okay, fighting you get divorced, will the kids
Speaker 2: go visit the father every other weekend and they live
Speaker 2: with the mother, and then there's child support And you
Speaker 2: come up with this formula and everyone goes to court
Speaker 2: for years and years and years fighting back and forth
Speaker 2: in court. That what we have, that system out because
Speaker 2: there's people profiting off it and making money off it,
Speaker 2: and the people that are attracted to working in that
Speaker 2: kind of system are soulless vampires that are greedy, criminal types. Okay,
Speaker 2: leeches on society. These aren't people are that are in
Speaker 2: that business if you're good or my good, These are
Speaker 2: people in that business to make money. Everything becomes a
Speaker 2: criminal enterprise. And it's the same thing too with these
Speaker 2: unwanted pregnancies, where these abortion clinics are making all this
Speaker 2: kind of money and stuff like that, and you have,
Speaker 2: on the other hand, you have these adoption agencies making
Speaker 2: all this kind of money. We have to get to
Speaker 2: the root of these problems, the root of societal problems.
Speaker 2: That the way our society is right now, there really
Speaker 2: is no village elders that the people there, the wise
Speaker 2: people in the community that people can turn to for
Speaker 2: advice and solutions to these societal problems, issues that they
Speaker 2: come up in a community, you know, where you have
Speaker 2: a young man and a young woman who find themselves,
Speaker 2: you know, with an unwonted pregnancy, you know, and there
Speaker 2: was a time where the social peer pressure would say, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: young man, you have a responsibility here to take care
Speaker 2: of this and work with this and provide for this
Speaker 2: woman and provide for this child. Now that's nowhere, and
Speaker 2: it's ridiculous to even bring it up. Oh, ed, you're
Speaker 2: a misogynist, you're old fashioned had Oh yeah, you're just
Speaker 2: a crazy man.
Speaker 3: I may not have.
Speaker 2: Every solution to this issue, okay, but what I can see,
Speaker 2: as clear as the nose on my face is that
Speaker 2: no one's even trying to solve the problem. Okay, everyone's
Speaker 2: just bickering back and forth. Abortion on demand and prevent
Speaker 2: all abortions.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: We need a solution to unwanted pregnancies where if we
Speaker 2: really did give a damn about these little babies, where
Speaker 2: we would make sure that they're cared for, healthy, brought
Speaker 2: to the term healthy, you know, where the mother and
Speaker 2: the father or support and have support, you know, and
Speaker 2: assistance and programs and aid. Now again too, with that,
Speaker 2: I know for a fact that there's problems with that
Speaker 2: as well too, because in the projects, in these poor communities,
Speaker 2: it is a status symbol for these young girls to
Speaker 2: get pregnant because then they're guaranteed an apartment, they get
Speaker 2: an apartment in public housing. So there is that issue
Speaker 2: to where you're encouraging pregnance, unwanted pregnancies. So, but we
Speaker 2: you need legitimate people with a heart and a soul,
Speaker 2: not looking to make money off of this, to study
Speaker 2: these issues and come up with plans and not just
Speaker 2: say well, let's just pass a law and make it
Speaker 2: all illegal and now there's no solution, or on the
Speaker 2: other hand, to say, well, let's just continue just the
Speaker 2: aborting and you know, you know, terminating and all this stuff.
Speaker 2: That's not a solution either. That should be the last
Speaker 2: option that we should be going for. If human life
Speaker 2: is so precious that we're going to arrest two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand people to save ten thousands across the country, you know,
Speaker 2: then then these same lost lives, these potential lives, these
Speaker 2: potential souls, some consideration be taken out too, to make
Speaker 2: an effort where we can come together as a community
Speaker 2: as a nation and come up with real, logical, heartfelt,
Speaker 2: caring solutions to these kind of problems. And one of
Speaker 2: the solutions is I can tell you, is mental health,
Speaker 2: medical care to address these drug addiction problems, employment, income opportunities,
Speaker 2: these kinds of things. So all issues that need to
Speaker 2: be addressed before we can start passing laws either banning
Speaker 2: this or banning that, or making it more difficult, or
Speaker 2: demanding that we have well, we demand this, that we
Speaker 2: demand that the only solution to this problem is a
Speaker 2: boarding fetuses, that that is not the only solution to
Speaker 2: this problem. There's other legitimate solutions. Okay, listen, I hope
Speaker 2: I'm making a little bit of sense, And let me
Speaker 2: see if everybody's even still listen. Probably noways even listen
Speaker 2: to and a lot of people get sick to listening
Speaker 2: to it. Anyway, I guess if you did enjoy today's show,
Speaker 2: check out the members section at operamandreport dot com. I
Speaker 2: uploaded some new stuff and there's some stuff too that
Speaker 2: I found by going through the old archives on the
Speaker 2: spreaker channel that there's a lot of shows on there
Speaker 2: too that our private that just got lost in the shuffle.
Speaker 2: They never got uploaded to the member section and they
Speaker 2: never got played. So I found a bunch of stuff
Speaker 2: in there too. And by the way, too, if you've
Speaker 2: been if you subscribe to the Speaker channel to as well,
Speaker 2: a lot of shows that were not public because okay,
Speaker 2: here's what I found. There's a lot of shows in
Speaker 2: the second hour, okay that I know people haven't heard
Speaker 2: a lot of really good content that plays in the
Speaker 2: second hour that people just listen to the first half hour.
Speaker 2: They get bored and they turn it off. They never
Speaker 2: listened to the second hour, which is a whole different guest,
Speaker 2: the whole different subject. So I have a lot of
Speaker 2: those shows in there second hour shows, hundreds of them
Speaker 2: that are kept private, okay, that I can set them
Speaker 2: to public. And when I do, if your follower on Spreaker,
Speaker 2: you'll get downloaded to your podcascher there you can. You'll
Speaker 2: get a notification and hey, here's this new show. You know,
Speaker 2: if you have one of those automatic download things set
Speaker 2: up on your if your podcast the catcher deal there,
Speaker 2: So really check out Spreaker. I think you're gonna enjoy it.
Speaker 2: I'm working on a lot of stuff in there. Right now,
Speaker 2: we're tuning it up. We're tweaking it up and right
Speaker 2: now too. That's my main income source as far as
Speaker 2: the show goes, is the Spreaker channel. That's p R
Speaker 2: e a k e r dot com. But if you
Speaker 2: want to join our member section, that's where you can
Speaker 2: sign up for a little six bucks a month. Over
Speaker 2: two hundred shows in there. That's totally exclusive concept that
Speaker 2: you won't find anywhere else. There's all kinds of documents,
Speaker 2: courtdocs videos. I still got to get that video up
Speaker 2: there too. When we did knock down the House, I
Speaker 2: went down there and I was able to ask some
Speaker 2: questions at the Q and a there of Amy Valolla,
Speaker 2: who's been on our show.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm.
Speaker 2: Wiped out shows over, guys, But don't forget our GoFundMe
Speaker 2: O K two. We're in dire straits here. It's been
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks with no income because you know,
Speaker 2: no show, there's no income, and so we have to
Speaker 2: go fund me if you want to become a member.
Speaker 3: That kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: There, got a great quick coming up there. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tape with Lauren Axelrod tomorrow about the whole Corey filming thing.
Speaker 2: And then I got that girl, that poor girl that
Speaker 2: I got the Courtney Standard Show, the guy in Pakistan.
Speaker 2: But but a ton of stuff that I can't even
Speaker 2: think of right now off the top of my head,
Speaker 2: and a lot of good stuff. So stay tuned. And
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