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Speaker 2: I want to start today. I want to start today
Speaker 2: by talking kind of picking up a little bit on
Speaker 2: what I was saying yesterday. In fact, I did a
Speaker 2: recent Todd Talk, which is our sixty what our daily
Speaker 2: sixty second feature then yette if you will, And in
Speaker 2: the Todd Talk, I talked specifically about what's happened these
Speaker 2: past forty one forty two days, which is quite remarkable.
Speaker 2: You go back to the debate on June twenty seventh. Remember,
Speaker 2: just right at that time, the left was telling us,
Speaker 2: the media was telling us people like Ben Stiller. I
Speaker 2: don't know if he specifically was, but he was certainly
Speaker 2: on team Biden. I bring him up because he's out
Speaker 2: there endorsing Kamala. I think he gave one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars to some pack or something, and he
Speaker 2: said that he's a white Jewish guy, and like all
Speaker 2: white Jewish guys, he wishes he was black. Said that.
Speaker 2: So anyway, they were all at the time telling us
Speaker 2: that Biden was the man. Biden was the man for
Speaker 2: the job. This guy was sharp as attack, this guy
Speaker 2: had been the best, one of the best presidents ever.
Speaker 2: In fact, Nancy Pelosi recently told us that Biden, you know,
Speaker 2: could be on Mount Rushmore. I just I think you
Speaker 2: might get as much if you talk to the faces
Speaker 2: on Mount Rushmore. You might get as much quality information
Speaker 2: as you're getting from the Biden administration right now. But
Speaker 2: other than that, Biden's face does not obviously appeer or
Speaker 2: deserve to appear on Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 1: But this is.
Speaker 2: How they had been treating him from Well, now they're
Speaker 2: treating him that way because it was part of the deal.
Speaker 2: It was part of the deal. We'll treat you as
Speaker 2: though you are a rock star, we will honor your legacy,
Speaker 2: and well, i'm guessing protect Hunter as well. There may
Speaker 2: have been other things in there too. Maybe you can
Speaker 2: get back into business, maybe you can be the big
Speaker 2: guy again. I'm not sure what all was in the deal,
Speaker 2: but the point is a couple of weeks ago we
Speaker 2: were being told all of these sorts of same things,
Speaker 2: but yet Biden, they were saying them in defense of
Speaker 2: his campaign, not just in defense of his legacy. And so,
Speaker 2: of course we know what happened on June twenty seventh,
Speaker 2: the debate happened, that Trump was dominating Biden in the
Speaker 2: and I mean all all hell has broken loose in
Speaker 2: this country. Of course, it's been it's been simmering for
Speaker 2: quite a while. It's it's had its moments of boiling
Speaker 2: over along the way as well. But this this whole process,
Speaker 2: I mean, we had a Trump got shot. He was
Speaker 2: millimeters away from being from being murdered, from being assassinated.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I don't know what what would have
Speaker 2: happened next. What would have been the results or the
Speaker 2: reaction of people who were strong Trump supporters, like the
Speaker 2: vast majority of you in this audience. What would our
Speaker 2: reaction have been, especially after learning the things that we
Speaker 2: have since learned about our secret service? So on and on,
Speaker 2: this this goes. But we've had a very crazy past
Speaker 2: six weeks or so. So then Biden is forced out,
Speaker 2: Kamala is coronated, Kamala sees a bounce in the polls,
Speaker 2: some energy, some of it, of course, is fabricated. They
Speaker 2: knew that this was coming. It turns out that your
Speaker 2: candidate cannot be the guy from weekend at Bernie's. And
Speaker 2: you expect to generate much excitement in the base, So
Speaker 2: you bring anybody in, especially well, someone that you can
Speaker 2: focus on the emotional side of things, the gender and
Speaker 2: race issue, which of course is front and center here,
Speaker 2: and then after that, then after that, you go to
Speaker 2: a candidate's a vice presidential pick, which always kind of
Speaker 2: stirs some excitement as well. And so that's where we are.
Speaker 2: But as I have told you, as I have told you,
Speaker 2: this is going to end. This is not going to
Speaker 2: be the perpetual state of campaign twenty twenty four, This
Speaker 2: is not going to be. This is going We're going
Speaker 2: to reach an equilibrium. In fact, I wouldn't even say
Speaker 2: an equilibrium. The pendulum is going to swing back. Eventually,
Speaker 2: an equilibrium will be reached. But there are going to
Speaker 2: be a lot of things that people are going to
Speaker 2: hear about Governor Tim Wallas, and I've got some of
Speaker 2: those in the stack of stuff, and that's what I
Speaker 2: want to get to today. But I want to start
Speaker 2: with the media warning that Kamala's honeymoon period here in
Speaker 2: this campaign is soon going to be ending. That's where
Speaker 2: we're going to start. Before we get into that, though,
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Speaker 2: with this panel discussion. Whereas this is a panel discussion CNN,
Speaker 2: I believe CNN. This is AP political reporter Michelle Price.
Speaker 2: This was back from Monday, but she's pointing out, Look,
Speaker 2: this entire thing, this honeymoon period, this phase of excitement
Speaker 2: is not going to last forever. Now, they're going to
Speaker 2: hope that it does. They're going to plan that it does.
Speaker 2: They're going to look forward to the possibility that this
Speaker 2: will be They hope it will be something that they
Speaker 2: can continue to build upon. I mean, why wouldn't they.
Speaker 2: This is they want to have this, this excitement. This
Speaker 2: is what it This is what has required, my friends,
Speaker 2: this is what is required for the left to be
Speaker 2: able to win these things. They have to make it emotional.
Speaker 2: They have to make it about things that are not
Speaker 2: issue centric. Most people are not radical leftists. They are
Speaker 2: not hip and cool with the idea of having a
Speaker 2: candidate who is embracing some of these radical, radical things,
Speaker 2: and that's what they've got on the ballot. We went
Speaker 2: through that yesterday. Tim Tim Walls is a radical Tim
Speaker 2: Walls is. They want to paint him as a as
Speaker 2: a guy that's just you know, like the guy next door.
Speaker 2: They want to they want to paint him like a
Speaker 2: guy that you would go have a a beer with.
Speaker 2: They want to paint him as an individual who you would,
Speaker 2: you know, just be able to get along with. They
Speaker 2: want to make him likable. They want to talk about
Speaker 2: him hunting, they want to talk about his fishing, you know,
Speaker 2: his fishing trips and all these other all these other things.
Speaker 2: That's where they want this conversation to go. It's why
Speaker 2: I call the left the superficial left. It's exactly why.
Speaker 2: This is how they operate. This is who they are.
Speaker 2: They don't want this election to be about anything of substance.
Speaker 2: They don't want this thing to be about ideas or policies,
Speaker 2: because again, this is something their ideology is something that
Speaker 2: the average Americans simply does not does not connect with.
Speaker 2: And so that's why they make it about emotion. That's
Speaker 2: why they make it about anything besides the actual besides
Speaker 2: the actual issue that is the only way that they
Speaker 2: can win these these elections. And so it can't last.
Speaker 2: This initial kind of excitement, this little surge of energy
Speaker 2: cannot cannot last forever. It cannot last forever. And I'm
Speaker 2: having trouble here. I don't know why this is not reconnecting,
Speaker 2: but it cannot last forever. You know, you've got this
Speaker 2: this situation, the situation where you know you can't just
Speaker 2: be all happy and joyous and just bursting at the
Speaker 2: seams all the time. You're going to come down. This
Speaker 2: is not the final state of where things are going
Speaker 2: to stay in this campaign. And everybody knows this. The
Speaker 2: media is acknowledging it, and I would maintain that they
Speaker 2: the campaign. They need this because when the dust settles,
Speaker 2: as we have spoken about before, they're going to come
Speaker 2: to very real, well, the very real realization that this campaign,
Speaker 2: they're going to have to have answers for what's going
Speaker 2: on here. And so the SoundBite here, I have this SoundBite.
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to probably read this because it
Speaker 2: is not working at the moment. I've been trying to
Speaker 2: fix it here on the fly, and I'm unable to
Speaker 2: multitask and do this. But here's what said John Berman
Speaker 2: of CNN says, so right, So this is something that
Speaker 2: the Harris team. I don't think they were thinking about
Speaker 2: when they began their campaign fifteen days ago, but now
Speaker 2: have to think about. It's something you know, things keep
Speaker 2: changing and they're in a new place to day. Dana
Speaker 2: Bash jumps in. You know, Dana Bash, the same Dana
Speaker 2: Bash who were supposed to believe is a very independent
Speaker 2: minded journalist, someone who is fair minded, someone who can
Speaker 2: moderate debates fairly and so forth, that same Dana Bash.
Speaker 2: It's fifteen days, but it does feel like fifteen years
Speaker 2: or fifteen at least fifteen months. I don't know what
Speaker 2: that's even supposed to mean. I think it seems like
Speaker 2: Biden's been in office for the equivalency of forty years,
Speaker 2: not just nearly four. So yeah, I think she's probably
Speaker 2: right that we've had to put up with this drama
Speaker 2: from the dramacrats for a long time. But I think
Speaker 2: she's she's really trying to say, Look, this seems like
Speaker 2: she's been around for a long time, but she's really
Speaker 2: only been the candidate for a couple of weeks. And
Speaker 2: then Michelle Price jumps in, the political reporter from the
Speaker 2: Associated Press. She says, yeah, I mean the Trump campaign
Speaker 2: has already started not only using that hashtag, but they've
Speaker 2: been repackaging the memes that Harris's team have been putting
Speaker 2: out been putting out there. They're just a little bit ago.
Speaker 2: This morning they posted that brat meme with the stock
Speaker 2: market taking in taking in the font that everything that
Speaker 2: has been in this honeymoon period might seem kind of
Speaker 2: silly compared to when people are looking at their four
Speaker 2: oh one case, or when they're looking to start, or
Speaker 2: when they're going to start looking at gas prices or
Speaker 2: they're looking at what it costs at the grocery store.
Speaker 2: That type of hype is kind of coming back down
Speaker 2: to earth. We might be entering that phase that the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign has been waiting for. So yes, it turns
Speaker 2: out the AP reporter is right here in spite of
Speaker 2: the ability. I don't know why that's not playing right now.
Speaker 2: It's a short clip, but she's basically saying, look this,
Speaker 2: this high and excitement is eventually going to end. It's
Speaker 2: coming down. This is what the Trump campaign has been
Speaker 2: waiting for. And once it does come down, people are
Speaker 2: going to look around and say, wow, you know, we
Speaker 2: were distracted for a moment. You know, this might be
Speaker 2: how you and I look at, say watching sports for example.
Speaker 2: You know we watch a football game or a basketball game,
Speaker 2: or something on the Olympics. Maybe you read a book,
Speaker 2: maybe you watch a movie, maybe you do any number
Speaker 2: of things. It just it's entertaining in the sense that
Speaker 2: it it doesn't have to be slapstick funny or anything
Speaker 2: like that. It's just something that gets your mind off,
Speaker 2: just breaks that monotony or just lets you escape for
Speaker 2: a moment in a healthy way, not in some way
Speaker 2: of completely avoiding things, but just to take that breath.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: And so maybe that's how some of these people who
Speaker 2: are involved in the low information crowd, maybe that's how
Speaker 2: they view this. Maybe they view this as wow, you know,
Speaker 2: it's been intense, but you know, we're gonna have a
Speaker 2: woman president. Now she's picked her running mate. I don't
Speaker 2: know anything about him, but hooray, that's so exciting. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's so excited. We got we got white dudes for Kamala.
Speaker 2: Jeff Bridges is going to be on a zoom call. Hooray,
Speaker 2: that's so exciting. Right, I got Ben Stellar Comics for Kamala.
Speaker 2: I think that's where he was saying he wishes he
Speaker 2: was a black guy. Oh, that's so exciting, right, And
Speaker 2: then you can only do that for so long, even
Speaker 2: the low information crowd can only do this for so long.
Speaker 2: We were not meant to simply bounce from from, you know,
Speaker 2: headline to headline. In our existence. It turns out we
Speaker 2: have real lives. Our real lives require that we earn money,
Speaker 2: for example, and to pay bills for example, and to
Speaker 2: buy houses and groceries and gas and travel and take
Speaker 2: care of children, taking children to school. Maybe your kids
Speaker 2: go to public school and you have things coming home
Speaker 2: in their homework. Maybe they're being taught how to put
Speaker 2: condoms on bananas, as we've seen happen in the past.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're being taught that little Susie today can be
Speaker 2: a little Johnny tomorrow. This is inevitable that this is
Speaker 2: going to settle down, It's going to come back to earth.
Speaker 2: This is not going to be They're trying to remake it.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I said that yesterday. They're trying to
Speaker 2: remake this campaign in the image of hope and change
Speaker 2: in two thousand and eight, and they think they've got
Speaker 2: part of it with Kamala because she's black, she's Indian,
Speaker 2: and she is female, so they can work with that.
Speaker 2: They can use those things to get people excited into
Speaker 2: focus just on that. Remember Hillary's campaign slogan back in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, Do you remember what it was? Oz? Do
Speaker 2: you remember what? It was? Very good? OZ, I'm with her?
Speaker 2: Right with her? Two thousand and eight. Obamas was hope
Speaker 2: and change. I don't know. Did they still use hope
Speaker 2: and change in twenty twelve, I don't remember, but it
Speaker 2: was hope and change in twenty eight and it was
Speaker 2: I'm with her in twenty sixteen, which of course was
Speaker 2: simply to put the focus on the fact that we
Speaker 2: would have the first female president. It was just the
Speaker 2: formality that's out was viewed back then. Remember the morning
Speaker 2: of the election in twenty sixteen, Hillary had like a
Speaker 2: ninety two to ninety three percent chance something like that.
Speaker 2: Actually it might have been higher. I feel like it
Speaker 2: was ninety seven percent. That's almost as many it's almost
Speaker 2: the same percentage of scientists that agree that listening to
Speaker 2: this program will cause you to lean to the right.
Speaker 2: But ninety seven percent something like that chance that Hillary
Speaker 2: was going to win, and the campaign thing was basically,
Speaker 2: I'm with the lady. I'm voting for the woman, right,
Speaker 2: So they're trying to channel a little bit of that,
Speaker 2: and then of course they bring in Tim Walls. They
Speaker 2: got this guy that has a little bit of a
Speaker 2: Chris Farley feel. I know it's from Wisconsin, and I'm
Speaker 2: headed up to Minnesota here in a couple of days
Speaker 2: to visit, visit family, going to teach them how to properly,
Speaker 2: how to use a proper Midwest accent. Not what they've
Speaker 2: got going on up there. But I know that this
Speaker 2: is the idea they want to create, this story, this narrative.
Speaker 2: This guy is just a likable guy. He's a guy
Speaker 2: that can go fishing and hunting and hang out. This
Speaker 2: is where this campaign. They're trying to keep it there.
Speaker 2: But it turns out. It turns out that you have
Speaker 2: bills to pay, you have realities to deal with, and
Speaker 2: at least some or perhaps even many of those realities
Speaker 2: that are harder to deal with today are simply the
Speaker 2: result of an inept government. In fact, I got a
Speaker 2: story I'll tell you in the next segment of something
Speaker 2: that happened here on the huff family, well property, I
Speaker 2: don't know where we are right now. I want to
Speaker 2: share just a bit of what happened yesterday here. I
Speaker 2: think you'll get a bit of a kick. It's I
Speaker 2: don't know. I'll just share the story, and it kind
Speaker 2: of illustrates just how government does nothing that it's supposed
Speaker 2: to do, but yet it wants to enforce. It wants
Speaker 2: to keep you from doing the things that you know.
Speaker 2: They like the aspect of being able to tell you
Speaker 2: what to do, and they like the aspect of being
Speaker 2: able to get tax dollars to do it, but don't
Speaker 2: actually have them involved in solving any problem, because that's
Speaker 2: not simply what they believe that they're there for. I
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Speaker 2: you really quickly a story that happened here yesterday for
Speaker 2: the animal lovers among us, which I am. By the way,
Speaker 2: I got a couple of daughters who really are as well.
Speaker 2: There's The story is sad, but it also illustrates something
Speaker 2: that we all know happens with our government, which is
Speaker 2: they only want to tax us and tell us what
Speaker 2: to do, and they don't really want to do anything
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Speaker 2: So quick time out is in order, my friends, sit
Speaker 2: tight back here in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends.
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend a lot of time on this,
Speaker 2: but I do want to share this, this story because
Speaker 2: it candidly took over the lives of all people in
Speaker 2: the Hugh family yesterday. My wife had to deal with
Speaker 2: this primarily, although I had to deal with it for
Speaker 2: a moment. So we when we're in town and not
Speaker 2: traveling on the Truth Tour in Eagle One, which is
Speaker 2: what we've called the Camper the fifth Wheel, we're on
Speaker 2: a we have a really small apartment. There's there's a
Speaker 2: it's a small lot, but it's in between some corn
Speaker 2: and beanfields. I'm thinking are both. One of them's a
Speaker 2: beanfield this year, one of them is a cornfield. They
Speaker 2: usually alternate. We're we're in fields? Is where is where
Speaker 2: we are? We're not too far from some wooded acres
Speaker 2: as it begins to get more wooded as you had
Speaker 2: south down south central part of the state. But this
Speaker 2: is I jokingly tell people, I can see Kansas from
Speaker 2: our property. It's as flat as a pancake for a long,
Speaker 2: long while. You can see you can actually see I
Speaker 2: seventy from here, and it's several miles away. Anyway, it's
Speaker 2: flat and it's fields. So there is there's wildlife here,
Speaker 2: but not a lot, primarily because there's not a lot
Speaker 2: of cover. So, for example, the things that we do
Speaker 2: have around here that we see on a regular basis,
Speaker 2: we have seen. We have seen. We have seen a
Speaker 2: family of skunks. There's actually lots of those in our
Speaker 2: o town apparently. I think there's lots of neighborhoods that
Speaker 2: are having troubles with with skunks. Os. What are you
Speaker 2: looking at? Up? That's right, So Oz needed something and
Speaker 2: I didn't give that to her during the break. So
Speaker 2: there's also a lot of bald eagles that fly over here,
Speaker 2: which I love. In fact, we saw one of those
Speaker 2: at the soccer game flying over the fields the other day. Now,
Speaker 2: what we haven't seen here now you see him in
Speaker 2: our area, but not specifically here on our property or
Speaker 2: this property, is a deer. There's a lot of deer
Speaker 2: around here, but not specifically here. There was a there
Speaker 2: was a bach yesterday that was standing between this property
Speaker 2: and the neighbor's property, like right on the property line.
Speaker 2: These are like acre lots, and so we I got
Speaker 2: a message from my family, Hey there's a there's a
Speaker 2: buck out here. There's a deer in the front yard,
Speaker 2: which kind of struck me as weird because A it
Speaker 2: doesn't happen a lot. B it doesn't normally they're running through.
Speaker 2: So the idea that I could have been told this
Speaker 2: and then minutes later still see the deer. I was
Speaker 2: confused as to why that was the case. So I
Speaker 2: get up there and and I see this. This it's
Speaker 2: a bach, I don't know, probably a six place. It's
Speaker 2: got a he's a young, young buck. He wasn't super big,
Speaker 2: bigger than and you probably might think, but he's got
Speaker 2: I think maybe a six point rack audim I'm guessing,
Speaker 2: and he's just standing there, I mean, like totally out
Speaker 2: of it. I think I could have walked all the
Speaker 2: way up to this deer, and as I got closer,
Speaker 2: I could see he was drooling profusely, which means, as
Speaker 2: I understand that one of two things, one he has
Speaker 2: rabies or I think more likely, what do they say
Speaker 2: it was distemper It wasn't distemper something And apparently there's
Speaker 2: three things OZ has communicated with I don't know dn
Speaker 2: R and other people about this conservation officers anyway, So
Speaker 2: this deer is diseased. It's clearly diseased. In fact, it's
Speaker 2: walking in circles when it does move, but it's mostly
Speaker 2: standing still. And I mean just like he can't function.
Speaker 2: And so we're trying to figure out what to do.
Speaker 2: And so you know, we make some phone calls. We
Speaker 2: call dn R, and DNR basically says, there's you know,
Speaker 2: we don't do anything about that. So I understand. Look,
Speaker 2: I understand if there's like I said, there's been other
Speaker 2: wildlife here, we don't call and say, hey, we've seen
Speaker 2: the family of skunks do something like, this is a
Speaker 2: diseased animal, right and when they mentioned distemper, we have
Speaker 2: a couple of dogs. I don't know, like does that
Speaker 2: transmit between deer to dogs? That's something that dogs can get.
Speaker 2: Humans apparently can't. I don't know. I'm not a veterinarian
Speaker 2: or a biologist or whatever. This deers is standing up
Speaker 2: here and it's clearly dying. I mean, I've been I've
Speaker 2: lived in the country long enough. This animal is not
Speaker 2: gonna make it. In fact, they said the deer is
Speaker 2: going to die within I think they said twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: So then we say, okay, if this thing dies in
Speaker 2: our yard, can someone come get it? No, no, we
Speaker 2: can't do that. Can't do that either. Okay, so what
Speaker 2: are we supposed to do do with this? Right? Well,
Speaker 2: you can call this person, then you call that person
Speaker 2: or that part of the government. They say, that's not
Speaker 2: our job. Everybody said that someone else's job, but no
Speaker 2: one wants to take responsibility for it. All the while
Speaker 2: this poor animal is suffering. Now, this is where I
Speaker 2: might step on some toes here, Like I have to
Speaker 2: remember I lived on a horse farm for three years.
Speaker 2: You know, we had we had race horses. There was
Speaker 2: a disease that they could get from raccoons and possums
Speaker 2: called EPM equine protozol myocephalitis. I believe now that may
Speaker 2: be slightly slightly wrong if there's a vet or a
Speaker 2: horse person out there, but it's something very close to
Speaker 2: that EPM. And so we would trap those animals on
Speaker 2: a regular basis, and typically, you know, just just move them.
Speaker 2: But there might be time that I had to do
Speaker 2: something else to take care of those sorts of animals
Speaker 2: being being around the horses. And so this animal needed
Speaker 2: to be put down. It did.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 2: Then Oz asks, well, since this animal is clearly dying,
Speaker 2: you know, can can we shoot it? Don't you dare
Speaker 2: if you shoot it? If you shoot the animal, you,
Speaker 2: my friend, could find yourselves in the clink over this.
Speaker 2: Let nature take its course. I wish I was on
Speaker 2: the phone call. I said, well, what do they think
Speaker 2: we are? We're nature? What does that even mean? Letting
Speaker 2: nature run its course? So you want me to allow
Speaker 2: a diseased animal? By the way, this animal, this animal,
Speaker 2: I got a video I sent me of this animal
Speaker 2: beside her truck. And I don't even mean beside her truck.
Speaker 2: This thing was so disoriented. It was clearly clearly going
Speaker 2: to pass away in a short time, and it ended
Speaker 2: up passing away. It ended up either passing away or
Speaker 2: falling down. And finally a conservation officer did come and help,
Speaker 2: and I'm grateful for that. But this is a microcosm, right,
Speaker 2: But the deer, what I was going to say, the
Speaker 2: deer literally put its head on top of the back
Speaker 2: tire of the truck under the wheel well. Now it
Speaker 2: couldn't get the rack under there, but it had the
Speaker 2: front of it, of its face on the tire under
Speaker 2: the wheelwell. This poor deer was in misery. We couldn't
Speaker 2: do anything about it. I know, if you're from certain
Speaker 2: parts of the country or maybe certain parts of the state,
Speaker 2: the idea of a mercy, you know, mercifully shooting the animal.
Speaker 2: Is this out of bounds for you. But I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: my daughter, our youngest daughter, was hysterical about this. It
Speaker 2: was It was sad. It was really sad, and there's nothing.
Speaker 2: No one wanted to do anything. No one said, everyone
Speaker 2: said it was someone else's job. Fortunately we found someone
Speaker 2: that actually was willing to help. My wife did ask,
Speaker 2: what is your job? And they said law enforcement, and
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, yeah, so they want to tell you how
Speaker 2: many fish you can take out of your pond, but
Speaker 2: they're not here to actually manage the natural resources. I mean,
Speaker 2: one of the problems of having too many deer in
Speaker 2: an area, which I think that we do as I
Speaker 2: understand it right now. One of the reasons that hunting
Speaker 2: is a good thing is that it helps prevent disease
Speaker 2: from ravaging a community of deer, and it also can
Speaker 2: keep in check some of these some of these diseases
Speaker 2: because deer there's not a lot of what natural predators
Speaker 2: for them. I guess coyotes or whatever, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: Just it was just a disaster. And this, to me
Speaker 2: is a microcosm of the government. They're happy to take
Speaker 2: your tax dollars. They're happy to say that we are
Speaker 2: going to you know, we'll put it on our website
Speaker 2: that we do X, Y and Z. But they also
Speaker 2: have no interest in doing X, Y and Z. They'd
Speaker 2: rather just be in the in the role of law enforcement.
Speaker 2: We're going to be in the bureaucratic state, which is
Speaker 2: what that means. By the way, I'm not talking I'm
Speaker 2: not talking just police officers. I mean people here who
Speaker 2: are saying we're here to tell you what you can
Speaker 2: and can't do. We're not gonna help you solve your problem.
Speaker 2: In fact, we're going to be an obstacle between you
Speaker 2: and your problem. We're gonna point you to forty seven
Speaker 2: other agencies who also have similar names. None of them
Speaker 2: are gonna do any of this. You're gonna be stuck
Speaker 2: with the problem and you can't even really solve it
Speaker 2: in the way that you should because we're gonna come
Speaker 2: after you and potentially prosecute you if you were to
Speaker 2: shoot a dying animal to put it out of its misery,
Speaker 2: and also a diseased animal that I don't even know
Speaker 2: what that could mean for people or other pets in
Speaker 2: the area. So that's what we had to deal with yesterday.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to stick the whole segment, but that's
Speaker 2: the story. That's the story, my friend. So I gonna
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Speaker 2: Back my friends, last segment of this first hour. So
Speaker 2: I had mentioned earlier in the week on Tuesday. On
Speaker 2: Tuesday that Corey Bush, the radical leftist from the state
Speaker 2: of Missouri. She represents She's a member of the House
Speaker 2: of Representatives. She is a radical leftist Democrat. She is
Speaker 2: a member of the squad. She was up every two years.
Speaker 2: You know this, Every two years, every member of the
Speaker 2: House of Representatives has to either well, has to run
Speaker 2: up for an election again if they want to stay
Speaker 2: in Congress. All four hundred and thirty five members are
Speaker 2: up every every two years. The Senate is different. Of course,
Speaker 2: they have six year terms, so there's roughly thirty three
Speaker 2: to thirty four Senators that are up every every two years,
Speaker 2: meaning that two thirds of the Senate, unless there are
Speaker 2: retirements or something else funny going on, is going to
Speaker 2: remain the same. And the House of Representatives could at
Speaker 2: least in theory, although of course this practically will not
Speaker 2: be the case, but in theory could be all new people.
Speaker 2: So but leftist Corey Bush, who is female. By the way,
Speaker 2: I know many of you still it's more on social media,
Speaker 2: but there's some people out there that every time I
Speaker 2: say she, they think Corey is a guy's name. It's
Speaker 2: a Corey is a female, She's a radical leftist. She's
Speaker 2: a member of the Squad. It's her aoc Rashida T
Speaker 2: salib elon Omar, whom I forgetting, Ayana Presley, Primala J. Paul,
Speaker 2: I'm forgetting others, Jamal Bowman. He's already lost. So they've
Speaker 2: already lost one member of the Squad in the primary,
Speaker 2: in the primary season. Not they haven't lost in the general.
Speaker 2: So this isn't necessarily that a Republican has taken over,
Speaker 2: but they've lost that radical seat. The same thing happened
Speaker 2: to Corey Bush on Tuesday. She lost her primary. Now
Speaker 2: she's a radically insane just I just dangerous ideas. If
Speaker 2: you want to know what is wrong with America and
Speaker 2: from the political perspective in this country today, look no further,
Speaker 2: Look no further than the garbage that is supported the
Speaker 2: anti Israel, the hatred of Well of Israel, of Israel's
Speaker 2: God in this in the squad. This, this is where
Speaker 2: the greatest domestic threat exists. Are the things that these
Speaker 2: people believe. And she was defeated. She was defeated fortunately
Speaker 2: on Tuesday. Now she has since threatened so Cory Bush,
Speaker 2: here's a headline at the Washington Examiner, Corey Bush vows
Speaker 2: to tear down APAC AIPAC APAK after primary loss. All
Speaker 2: they did was radicalize me. Don't know him, as Bush,
Speaker 2: I think you did that to yourself. You are a
Speaker 2: member of the squad. You are indeed by definition, an
Speaker 2: extreme radical leftist. Now APAK, that is the American Israel
Speaker 2: Public Affairs Committee. So again, since she's anti Israel pro Hamas, right,
Speaker 2: she was one who she just came out. She couldn't
Speaker 2: even say if HAMAS was a terrorist organization. I was
Speaker 2: ready to talk about this on yesterday's program, but we
Speaker 2: got into other things. She could not cannot even say
Speaker 2: with certainty that Hamas is a terrorist organization. My friend,
Speaker 2: Hamas is a terrorist organization. In fact, in their very
Speaker 2: charter they talk about first I mean, they talk about
Speaker 2: the destruction of Israel from the river to the sea.
Speaker 2: Palestine will be free, free of Jewish people, free of
Speaker 2: the believers of the Old Testament, the Jewish people they
Speaker 2: want wiped off of the face of the planet. These
Speaker 2: are the same people, my friends, who could join the
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Speaker 2: that say that in Iran, these folks could join that
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Speaker 2: for the next hour of this program, we're going to
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about polling. The first poll that
Speaker 2: came out. First polling came out regarding Kamala's pick for
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Speaker 2: whole bunch of things to get to there, but I
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