Speaker 1: Society in every state is a blessing. The government, even
Speaker 1: in its best state, is but a necessary evil. The
Speaker 1: future has already arived. It's been a while. We need
Speaker 1: to call on walk Whitmen from the grave. Deliver us
Speaker 1: into today's show on peace. We're gonna read City of Ships,
Speaker 1: by the one and only walked Whitmen. City of Ships.
Speaker 1: Oh the black ships, Oh the fierce ships, Oh the
Speaker 1: beautiful show arep out steamships and the sail ships. City
Speaker 1: of the world, for all races. Here, all the lands
Speaker 1: of the earth make contributions here. City of the Sea,
Speaker 1: City of hurried and glittering tides, City whose gleeful tides
Speaker 1: continually rush or received, whirling in and out with eddies
Speaker 1: and foam. City of wharves and stores. City of tall
Speaker 1: facades of marble and iron. Proud and passionate city, meddlesomad,
Speaker 1: extravagant city, spring up o city not for peace alone,
Speaker 1: but indeed yourself warlike fear. Not submit to no models
Speaker 1: but your own, no city. Behold me, incarnate me as
Speaker 1: I have incarnated you. I've rejected nothing you offered me.
Speaker 1: Whom you adopted I have adopted good or bad. I
Speaker 1: never question you. I love all, I do not condemn anything.
Speaker 1: I chant and celebrate all that is yours. Yet peace
Speaker 1: no more in peace. I chanted peace. But now the
Speaker 1: drum of war is mine. War red war is my
Speaker 1: song through your streets, Oh city. Not too bad, not
Speaker 1: too bad for one of the great American poets of
Speaker 1: all time. Welcome into surviving America, folks. So I'm sporting
Speaker 1: my Dave Jones, the NBC guy patch that seems to
Speaker 1: be on a little crooked, or maybe the hat is
Speaker 1: I can't tell, but I liked the yellow. The yellow
Speaker 1: is nice. The yellow is not bad at all. The
Speaker 1: story of peace has been on my mind here the
Speaker 1: streets of America that have been well, there's been a
Speaker 1: lot of stories. There's been a lot of stories. There's
Speaker 1: been a lot of things that stand seemingly are standing
Speaker 1: in the way of peace. And I was given to
Speaker 1: the thoughts some time ago, laying in bed listening to
Speaker 1: the thunder roll one Saturday morning, making believe that it
Speaker 1: were bombers in the distance, but knowing that I could
Speaker 1: just lay in my bed another hour if I wanted to,
Speaker 1: and listen to the rainfall here in America. And what
Speaker 1: a blessing it was to have peace, And then I
Speaker 1: started to wonder why so many wish to have chaos
Speaker 1: and anarchy in the streets. I know the motivation of
Speaker 1: the lizards. The lizards, I understand, we're only four years away,
Speaker 1: not even less three and a half years away from
Speaker 1: Agenda twenty thirty, so you know, they got to get
Speaker 1: it moving. But for the common man, the working class man,
Speaker 1: even the poor man, even the destitute, it I feel
Speaker 1: like it behooves him not to have peace in the streets.
Speaker 1: Why all the calamity, Why the team takeovers, Why Compton
Speaker 1: with chairs being thrown through windows and constant rioting. I
Speaker 1: thought the lesson was when society be bad to the
Speaker 1: underserved or the minority that protests, you know, that was it.
Speaker 1: We saw the protests, We saw the riots George Floyd,
Speaker 1: a man was killed, justly or unjustly, however you look
Speaker 1: at it. It seemed to make sense to me and
Speaker 1: many of many of us hung the old black Live
Speaker 1: Matters sign and did that whole thing. The cops bowed,
Speaker 1: the police bowed down to the crowds in some cities.
Speaker 1: That was unbelievable to watch. And I can't help but
Speaker 1: wonder them. What am I watching in the year twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six course through the nation? What are these riots for?
Speaker 1: What are these quote unquote teen takeovers for? Why is
Speaker 1: our peace being taken away? What lesson am I as
Speaker 1: a white man to learn from it all? Huh? Right?
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty we could have conversations about the police,
Speaker 1: police brutality, the way policing was being done. We could
Speaker 1: have those conversations. Wasn't to say We're going to change
Speaker 1: everyone's mind or change anyone's mind, or that it was
Speaker 1: even necessary, but at least we had a fulcrum right
Speaker 1: on that we could discuss on this is just chaos
Speaker 1: for the sake of chaos. Patrick Henry asked the question
Speaker 1: in his most famous speech of all, is life so
Speaker 1: dear or peace so sweet to be purchased at the
Speaker 1: price of chains and slavery? Which is another side of
Speaker 1: the argument altogether. And in times like these, with such
Speaker 1: injustice at the highest levels of office, the highest levels
Speaker 1: of power, the highest levels of finance, the highest levels
Speaker 1: of everything, well then you know you'll wind up with
Speaker 1: a guy like me in front of a camera talking
Speaker 1: about peace because there is something to be said, and
Speaker 1: you could say that the outcry in the streets from
Speaker 1: many sides on many issues is just an echo of
Speaker 1: Patrick Henry in its own way, right right? What are
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Speaker 1: are many reasons why this subject to piece is on
Speaker 1: my mind. I have children, You have children, maybe grandchildren. Right,
Speaker 1: we've largely been able to grow up in peace and
Speaker 1: enjoy this life. And you know, funny enough, with all
Speaker 1: our convenience and all our comfort and all our peace,
Speaker 1: we spend most of our days what drumming up drama online,
Speaker 1: complaining about this and that, and you know it's the
Speaker 1: whole Uh. What was dostiet? Was it? Dostoyevsky's quote about
Speaker 1: if we ever really truly found peace? Maybe we have
Speaker 1: to quote that too. I think that's worth it busying
Speaker 1: ourselves with the continuation of the species. Fayador, Fayodor. I
Speaker 1: want the whole quote. I want the whole quote. I
Speaker 1: know some of it, but I don't want to get
Speaker 1: it wrong. But it is a reminder like what the
Speaker 1: human animal is all about, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Here we go, shower upon him every earthly blessing, drown
Speaker 1: him in the sea of happiness, so that nothing bubbles
Speaker 1: of bliss, nothing but bubbles of bliss can be seen
Speaker 1: on the surface. Give him economic prosperity such that he
Speaker 1: should have nothing else to do but sleep, eat cakes,
Speaker 1: and busy himself with the continuation of his species. And
Speaker 1: even then, out of sheer ingratitude, sheer spite, man would
Speaker 1: play some nasty trick. There's a reason people are always
Speaker 1: talking about red Dusty Vsky because there's little lines like
Speaker 1: that that. I mean, when you have a guy who's
Speaker 1: so understands our species like that, this is our lifetime.
Speaker 1: This is exactly our lifetime right now. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: Not everybody's living in heaven. I get it. Life can
Speaker 1: be tough from time to time. But if you had
Speaker 1: any understanding of what life was for the average person,
Speaker 1: one hundred two hundred years ago. Right, we are living
Speaker 1: in that siting, you know, busy yourself eating cakes, and
Speaker 1: you know, continuation of the species in the whole nine yards.
Speaker 1: And yet here we are throwing chairs through windows and
Speaker 1: stealing shoes. We are fighting each other at abortion clinics
Speaker 1: and screaming at each other on through our cell phones. Right,
Speaker 1: So that's the question, excuse me, that's the question. Are
Speaker 1: we built for peace? Or is it just you know,
Speaker 1: everything is new, and you have to give us a
Speaker 1: little way about that. Everything that you have grown up
Speaker 1: with and that you assume is normal is basically brand
Speaker 1: new for our species, and almost everything this thing that
Speaker 1: we're doing right here, brand new peace, brand new prosperity,
Speaker 1: brand new one hundred thousand dollars a year salary, brand new,
Speaker 1: do you know what I mean? Have access to unlimited
Speaker 1: products and goods and services at your will, delivered to
Speaker 1: your front door. Brand new electricity running from home to home,
Speaker 1: brand new lights. You'd click a button the lights come on.
Speaker 1: Brand new. This is all that we're living in an
Speaker 1: experimental time, in an experimental nation. But all of this
Speaker 1: brand new, and all of this exciting, and all of
Speaker 1: this important, only happens if we don't have to worry
Speaker 1: about each other killing each other in the streets. If
Speaker 1: we have peace, right, if we do not have peace,
Speaker 1: then we cannot have anything. And peace happens on many levels. Right,
Speaker 1: there's one's own peace internally, probably the greatest war you'll fight, right,
Speaker 1: Because what's more, What is more aggravating than to rest
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, after having achieved, after
Speaker 1: having earned, after having gotten the things that you've prayed
Speaker 1: for all this time, and to find yourself still pissing
Speaker 1: and moaning and still not at peace within your own self,
Speaker 1: still aggravated, still angry, still anxious to live in the
Speaker 1: world of milk and honey as we do, and to
Speaker 1: yet still not have peace within is It's tough. It's
Speaker 1: it's tough. This is This is the Hollywood overdose. That's
Speaker 1: what this is. This is, this is the Hollywood overdose.
Speaker 1: Who just died? The girl from Heroes, Hayden Panetier. She
Speaker 1: was carrying a lot of baggage because she was a
Speaker 1: very pretty girl from Hollywood who you know, Hollywood got,
Speaker 1: seemingly got their talents in her. And God only knows,
Speaker 1: you know, what people go through when they step into
Speaker 1: that dark world. But we to some degree, are all
Speaker 1: a bit of Marilyn Monroe, right, We're all a little
Speaker 1: bit of Norma Jean. If we really, if we really
Speaker 1: think about it, we're all being passed around by by
Speaker 1: some corporation or some organization or some ideology, being drugged
Speaker 1: up on their thoughts, their products, their prices, their liqueurs,
Speaker 1: and it's wearing us all out. Man, Right, But then
Speaker 1: you know, there's peace at the street level, there's peace
Speaker 1: at the at the judicial level. We're all complaining about
Speaker 1: the rotten dads that were foisted upon us on purpose.
Speaker 1: The reason we have weak need das across this country,
Speaker 1: letting criminals out ten twenty times and then they commit
Speaker 1: a murder is by design. Just look into it. It's
Speaker 1: by design. I mean, I'll look into it if you want.
Speaker 1: Right now, we can find sixteen articles written about it.
Speaker 1: This was by design. Let's read why not? What the hell?
Speaker 1: What should I type? Corrupt das I read it? What
Speaker 1: did I read? I read a great story about it,
Speaker 1: the Gateway pundit corrupt DA. Let's see, n it's not
Speaker 1: as easy to find as I thought it would be. Installed. No,
Speaker 1: let's see corrupt not data application. I guess I gotta
Speaker 1: spell it out. District attorney zuh expose and report corrupt
Speaker 1: judges and attorneys fc LU dot org. Oh boy, I
Speaker 1: scared of those. How do I expose a corrupt district attorney?
Speaker 1: Look at all this? This is funny. See people are
Speaker 1: fighting back. Man, It's a good thing. New attack launch again.
Speaker 1: Trump's corrupted US attorney scheme up knocks out out of
Speaker 1: control and very corrupt prosecutor after ya Trump Trump, Trump Trump,
Speaker 1: Trump Trump Trump. It's not what I'm looking for. Unbelievable. See,
Speaker 1: this is why people get upset when they search the news.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I tried, folks, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: You don't have to look very far. The state of
Speaker 1: North Carolina will give you several different situations where people
Speaker 1: were let out of jail twelve, thirteen, fifteen, eighteen, times,
Speaker 1: showed up, killed somebody and everybody went, oh h Now,
Speaker 1: I don't know if anybody going to jail for this.
Speaker 1: That's the big problem. And that's what we'll look back
Speaker 1: on if things really do fall apart and say, you know,
Speaker 1: James was right, we should have had a justice day.
Speaker 1: We should have had a day. We're corrupt NGOs, district attorneys, politicians, fauci.
Speaker 1: The whole nine yards were lined up and shackled and
Speaker 1: taken to prison. And we could have called it Justice Day,
Speaker 1: and we could have shot fireworks off, and we could
Speaker 1: have sung songs, and it would have been great if
Speaker 1: the government weren't criminal in its own right. So all
Speaker 1: this sort of stitches itself together into what I would
Speaker 1: you know, this whole show topic really, which is a
Speaker 1: topic of peace. Will we sustain peace? Hey, don't forget
Speaker 1: about me. Will we sustain peace in this nation? Or
Speaker 1: will we allow it to be sort of a slow
Speaker 1: descent into chaos? And if it does become a slow
Speaker 1: descent into chaos, what are you going to do about it?
Speaker 1: It's a legitimate question. It's one that you will either
Speaker 1: be forced to answer or you will answer ahead of time,
Speaker 1: or you know something along those lines. Right, what are
Speaker 1: you going to do about that? Because eventually it will
Speaker 1: touch you? Right, eventually it will touch you. What are
Speaker 1: we allowed to do? What are we supposed to do? Now?
Speaker 1: We have been told that the world of flock cameras
Speaker 1: and massive surveillance will protect us all from crime. But
Speaker 1: I had a criminal in my driveway last night who
Speaker 1: had a ski mask and a hoodie on and looked
Speaker 1: right into my camera. There's nothing you could do to
Speaker 1: find that guy, you know what I mean. He's using
Speaker 1: one hundred year old technology to cover his face from
Speaker 1: cameras and that's it. It's a done deal. I mean,
Speaker 1: all the flock cameras in the world wouldn't be able
Speaker 1: to figure out who was behind that. Right. It speaks
Speaker 1: to the value of the burka, right. The burke is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest weapons in the power I mean,
Speaker 1: in the whole arsenal of Islam, because you're never really
Speaker 1: sure who's under one of those things. I just imagine
Speaker 1: what could be done in warfare. I wrote a book
Speaker 1: about it years ago, years ago, I don't know, maybe ten,
Speaker 1: maybe ten years ago. It's called Tom Lock. Tom Locke
Speaker 1: Surviving America is the name of that book, actually, which
Speaker 1: is funny. So yeah, now is the time that we decide,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, what we want peace to
Speaker 1: look like in our world. I had a great conversation
Speaker 1: yesterday with a fellow from South Africa who he runs
Speaker 1: a show called Germ Warfare. He's a great host, great interviewer,
Speaker 1: great host and you know, you talk to people from
Speaker 1: other nations, you see the types of things that they
Speaker 1: become accustomed to, the things that they go through. He
Speaker 1: had a one liner that I thought was great. If
Speaker 1: you're unaware, South Africa suffers from power outages, rolling blackouts.
Speaker 1: Their power system sucks, and the government doesn't seem intent
Speaker 1: on fixing it. Though he did say the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five twenty twenty six has been one of the best
Speaker 1: years for consistent power, which you know, just imagine living
Speaker 1: that way. He said in South Africa, do you know
Speaker 1: it came before candles? And I said, you know, being
Speaker 1: a prepper slash survivalist sort of person, I said, huh no,
Speaker 1: what did we use before candles? He said, in South Africa,
Speaker 1: electricity came before candles. And I thought that was a
Speaker 1: great line. I mean, I don't know if he came
Speaker 1: up with that or not, but that was a great line.
Speaker 1: But it's a reminder of sort of the the direction
Speaker 1: that you're being pushed, that we're all being pushed unless
Speaker 1: we take matters into our own hands, right, unless we
Speaker 1: slowly take matters into our own hands. Power would are food,
Speaker 1: power would a our food security. These are things that
Speaker 1: We've talked about on this show, on this network add
Speaker 1: nauseum for fifteen years now, probably, right, And a lot
Speaker 1: of people hear power and they think twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: solar power system. I don't have the money to do it.
Speaker 1: Little at a time, little at a time, every little
Speaker 1: bit adds up. Anything is better than nothing, right, the
Speaker 1: age of the corrupt DA. It may not be that
Speaker 1: the answer for whatever problem it is you're dealing with
Speaker 1: comes from the police. Of course, report your crimes to
Speaker 1: the police, but you have to understand, man, what happens
Speaker 1: when drone crime becomes a thing? What are the police
Speaker 1: going to do? What happens when hacking gets to a
Speaker 1: point where no one can stop it? You don't think
Speaker 1: these things are going to come? What would make you
Speaker 1: think they're not going to come? What would make you
Speaker 1: think that this rush of technology and information and this
Speaker 1: lack of punishment, which I've been mentioning for a long time, Right,
Speaker 1: But when you have criminals running your city, which is
Speaker 1: what democrats are, I can't figure out another way to
Speaker 1: explain it. Maybe there are some Democrats who are not criminals,
Speaker 1: but I'm telling you right now, like there is the
Speaker 1: darkest of ties. If you really believe this is one
Speaker 1: of the things as we get close to this election
Speaker 1: season that you have to understand. This is not the
Speaker 1: cool guy thing. Okay, I don't show up to do
Speaker 1: the cool guy thing. In case you haven't noticed, I
Speaker 1: haven't pulled out a gun yet. I haven't talked about
Speaker 1: AR fifteen's or night vision. I haven't told you about
Speaker 1: some medical kit that I wear on my person every day.
Speaker 1: Nothing wrong with any of those things. I'm not a
Speaker 1: Navy seal. I don't have any special Forces training background.
Speaker 1: I wasn't an NGO overseas and learned the secret ways
Speaker 1: of warfare in Afghanian. I don't have any qualifications like that.
Speaker 1: I've been in America the whole time. If anything, I
Speaker 1: grew up outside of Philadelvely, which is a bit of
Speaker 1: a survival school in and of itself. But you know,
Speaker 1: the truth of the matter is, we're all going to
Speaker 1: be pressed by these things, unless, of course, we decide
Speaker 1: to run off into the hinterland. Either way, election season
Speaker 1: will come. And what I see a lot of online
Speaker 1: and have seen a lot of online, is the regurgitation
Speaker 1: of a ten year old idea, which is the two
Speaker 1: party system is a one party system, and maybe at
Speaker 1: the national level, maybe, but it's kind of if you
Speaker 1: look at Joe Biden versus Donald Trump, if you look
Speaker 1: at Barack Obama versus Donald Trump, then you begin to
Speaker 1: see that that doesn't make any sense. If you think
Speaker 1: about Rubio versus Harris, are they the same? If you
Speaker 1: think about your own rule, and it only gets worse
Speaker 1: the more local you get. The more local you get,
Speaker 1: the distance between parties is even greater, particularly if you
Speaker 1: live in a city. And you see the difference. We
Speaker 1: had a Republican governor for two years and the Democrat
Speaker 1: governor before that wanted to lock me up rowning of
Speaker 1: an ar fifteen Ralph Norden. That's a pretty big difference.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty damn big difference, if you ask me.
Speaker 1: We had Glenn Youngkin, a Republican governor here in Virginia,
Speaker 1: a purple state at best, who went through the rolodex
Speaker 1: of felons case by case and decided who would get
Speaker 1: their rights back to vote, which you know you screwed up,
Speaker 1: not me, Abigail. She decided, well, let's just give them
Speaker 1: all their rights back. Who cares what they did? I
Speaker 1: to learn them. Abigail, upon entering office, created an executive
Speaker 1: order that would not allow the state police to or
Speaker 1: local police to work with ICE. No, we don't want
Speaker 1: to get rid of the criminals. We don't want to
Speaker 1: get rid of the rapists. We don't want to get
Speaker 1: rid of the murders, murderers. And since we have lost people,
Speaker 1: we have lost Virginians. A mother was stabbed to death
Speaker 1: at a bus stop in northern Virginia buy an I
Speaker 1: llegal immigrant criminal. And a two year old girl was
Speaker 1: murdered not but two weeks ago by another illegal alien
Speaker 1: criminal that I could have drug out by their dirty
Speaker 1: hair and thrown back to their nation. Explain that to
Speaker 1: the little girl or her family or her parents. Explain
Speaker 1: that to the children or the mother who has stabbed
Speaker 1: to death at the bus stop. You know, Abigail should
Speaker 1: have to go eat dinner with these people. She should
Speaker 1: have to go sit down and eat dinner with these
Speaker 1: people and explain to them her ideology. But we have
Speaker 1: to protect our neighbors. Doesn't seem like that's what that is.
Speaker 1: So as we enter into the next voting season, which
Speaker 1: is right around the corner, the midterms are right around
Speaker 1: the corner. The socialists are taking over in terms of
Speaker 1: candidacy for the Democrats, and it largely is going to
Speaker 1: be It's going to come down to Americans versus socialists
Speaker 1: and who gets their ass off the couch to go vote,
Speaker 1: or who amongst us believes that Democrats and Republicans are
Speaker 1: the same thing. Oh it's so two card Monty ooh,
Speaker 1: something Rush Limball said twenty years ago. Something some radio
Speaker 1: hosts said ten years ago. I want to sound smart,
Speaker 1: I want to sound lick. I want to sound clever.
Speaker 1: A borrow. I'll let the whole country burn so that
Speaker 1: I can look clever on X and say the two
Speaker 1: parties are exactly the same, They're no different. I've lived
Speaker 1: through it, folks, You've lived through it. It just sounds
Speaker 1: cool at work, It just sounds cool circled around the
Speaker 1: parking lot with your buddies to say out loud, the
Speaker 1: parties are the same. Whatever leaves will say, Democrats Republicans
Speaker 1: are no different. You're an idiot. You are an idiot, okay,
Speaker 1: and pride has gotten hold of you. Read your Bible,
Speaker 1: because if you think electing one of these psychopath democratic
Speaker 1: socialist communists is going to be the same as electing
Speaker 1: a Republican in your state. You're out of your mind.
Speaker 1: But if that's what you have to tell yourself, to
Speaker 1: sit on your ass and not go vote, and you're
Speaker 1: liable to do it, and then you'll you X the
Speaker 1: next day. I can't believe it. Oh my god, these
Speaker 1: Democrats and this and that and the other. Right, won't
Speaker 1: you You'll find the power and the will and the
Speaker 1: motivation to do that, to get on there and bitch,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I can't believe a tic tac tak.
Speaker 1: Imagine giving away the greatest gift the United States of America,
Speaker 1: watching it fall because you wanted to look smart, You
Speaker 1: wanted to sound smart, you wanted to be clever. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine what a fool you would be, what a
Speaker 1: fool we would all be to look back and say
Speaker 1: to ourselves, well, you know, we figured it all out.
Speaker 1: We all lived together, everybody, we live together in harmony.
Speaker 1: It was crazy. You'd go to the local elementary school
Speaker 1: and at recess to the black kids and the white kids,
Speaker 1: and the Indian kids, and the Asian kids, and boys
Speaker 1: and girls and every kid from every They just ran around,
Speaker 1: ran around and played tag, kicked the soccer ball around,
Speaker 1: had a blast, did the monkey bars. Everybody together. It
Speaker 1: would sound like a fantasy if you told somebody five
Speaker 1: hundred years ago they were at each other's necks for everything,
Speaker 1: and there was economic prosperity, and the people got along.
Speaker 1: And you walked into a bakery and got a hot
Speaker 1: cup of coffee and a piece of cheesecake and sat
Speaker 1: down and ate it, surrounded by people who lived in
Speaker 1: your community, and everybody just got along. Nobody yelled at
Speaker 1: you about wearing a mask or not wearing a mask,
Speaker 1: or by a bumper sticker, or about your sexuality or
Speaker 1: the color of your skin, or your religion, none of it.
Speaker 1: Nobody told you to get out of the way so
Speaker 1: they could roll a rug out and pray. Nobody told
Speaker 1: you to cover your wife's face up with a burka. No,
Speaker 1: we just all got along. We all shut the cuss
Speaker 1: up and got along. Getting along was number one. It
Speaker 1: wasn't everybody, look at me, look at the thing I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do, Ah, I'm unique. No, it was peace, baby,
Speaker 1: It was it was we all got along because that's
Speaker 1: what we did. And in the getting along, the nation
Speaker 1: grew and was wonderful and magical. But we threw it
Speaker 1: away so we could sound smart on X. We threw
Speaker 1: it allway so we could sound clever in front of
Speaker 1: our buddies with a with a bruskie. That was the
Speaker 1: whole thing. The whole thing was, let's all sound smart
Speaker 1: like some guy we watch on TV, like John Stewart,
Speaker 1: or let's like Rush Limbaugh. Let's get real clever and
Speaker 1: real smart and watch the whole of the thing dissolve
Speaker 1: under our feet. Because we're so damn clever, we don't
Speaker 1: even vote anymore. How about that? Hm? Why vote? Why vote?
Speaker 1: Because if we don't vote, then things get even crazier
Speaker 1: and we have even more to talk about me have
Speaker 1: even more opportunities to look smart. See I told you, Oh,
Speaker 1: if we've been bestowed the blessings of really of Christianity,
Speaker 1: the blessings of Jesus Christ himself and the founding fathers
Speaker 1: who are able to take that message and turn it
Speaker 1: into a government right largely well, and it's not perfect.
Speaker 1: They had slaves. Yes, you're right, you're right. Wasn't perfect,
Speaker 1: neither of you folks. Uh. I want you to think
Speaker 1: about peace the next time you're laying in your bed,
Speaker 1: in your comfy bed, curled up with the person you
Speaker 1: want to be curled up with, or the or the
Speaker 1: thoughts you want to be curled up with. I want
Speaker 1: you to think about peace. I want you to understand that,
Speaker 1: though you have lived in an age of peace, that
Speaker 1: this is not what humanity is accustomed to. Okay, though
Speaker 1: you have lived in an age of peace, this is
Speaker 1: not what happens when you just spin the propeller on
Speaker 1: humanity and toss the plane right. It takes navigation, it
Speaker 1: takes everyone being on the same page. Unfortunately, it takes
Speaker 1: rooting out traders, and we are surrounded by traders at
Speaker 1: the moment. Well maybe not surrounded, but we are infected
Speaker 1: by a trader's mentality. It's the left wing mentality. It's
Speaker 1: the communist socialist mentality, it's the Islamic mentality. Assimilation or deportation,
Speaker 1: PBN family. I know it's harsh, I know it sounds harsh,
Speaker 1: but I don't think it matters how it sounds. It's
Speaker 1: kind of one or the other. If you think that
Speaker 1: these radical ideologies are going to run rampant over the country,
Speaker 1: but stop at your front lawn, you're out of your mind.
Speaker 1: You think they're going to stop at your kids' school.
Speaker 1: You're out of your mind, right, And it's not about
Speaker 1: what it's all about. What it's all about is the
Speaker 1: Declaration of Independence. That's what it's all about. It's all
Speaker 1: about the Bill of Rights. It's all about checks and balances.
Speaker 1: If Congress would behave, then Trump would behave. Let's be real, right,
Speaker 1: If Trump would behave, then Congress would behave. But both
Speaker 1: are acting the wrong way. We have to abolish the
Speaker 1: executive Order in the asap. The executive Order has to
Speaker 1: go away. It is a seesaw night mayor. Even though
Speaker 1: there are things that Donald Trump did immediately coming into
Speaker 1: office that were great, but what did he mostly do?
Speaker 1: A lot of the things he did undid were to
Speaker 1: undo what Biden did, and a lot of things that
Speaker 1: Biden did were to undo what Trump did. And a
Speaker 1: lot of the things that the next candidate will do,
Speaker 1: if it's a Democrat, will undo the things that Trump did.
Speaker 1: This is crazy. This is crazy. You get rid of
Speaker 1: the Executive Order, you get Congress to stand on the
Speaker 1: floor and speak to the people about why they did
Speaker 1: or did not vote for a thing. Watch Lincoln. Watch
Speaker 1: Lincoln and see how they bickered out loud and explain
Speaker 1: themselves and their ideologies, not how they question people like
Speaker 1: stand up comedians who never get arrested anyway, even though
Speaker 1: they're in contempt of Congress. No, I don't care about that.
Speaker 1: I don't care about how slick you are requestioning Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 1: I care about you voted for this. Tell me why
Speaker 1: you voted for it on the Senate floor. Openly speak
Speaker 1: to it so your constituents can hear and know who
Speaker 1: you are. Oh and by the way, you have two
Speaker 1: years before you're out, and that's called term limits in Congress.
Speaker 1: You can run again, sure, or maybe not. Maybe you
Speaker 1: get a five year or a ten year grace period
Speaker 1: before you run again. Five years is good. Two years
Speaker 1: in five years off, then you can run again, Just
Speaker 1: enough time for all that influence and all that dirty
Speaker 1: money to sort of get spent, and for another person
Speaker 1: to get in there and do their thing, have their
Speaker 1: chance to clean up after you. Take a look at
Speaker 1: the books, take a look at what you've been up
Speaker 1: to in that office, and see, ooh, I don't know
Speaker 1: about this. Doesn't look on the up and up. Just
Speaker 1: doesn't look on the up and up. AOC, I don't
Speaker 1: think you want to fix the nation. We can fix
Speaker 1: the nation. It's really you know, people all the time
Speaker 1: they get down and they talk about others just too
Speaker 1: go far gone. No, it's not too far gone. It's
Speaker 1: not too far gone at all. Right, you have to
Speaker 1: slash the size of government. You have to slash the
Speaker 1: power of the executive branch. You have to slash you
Speaker 1: have to hold the Congress's feet to the fire. You
Speaker 1: will vote on the things that matter, right, you will
Speaker 1: vote in a timely manner on the things that matter
Speaker 1: based on the input of your constituents. And if you
Speaker 1: can't do that, you're out. And in two years you're out.
Speaker 1: You're never going to be a senator for your whole life.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely bananas. Little tiny little kings, little tiny little
Speaker 1: kings heading up the no King's protest. Imagine that, damn it,
Speaker 1: This disaster coffee is good. So, yeah, the nation is
Speaker 1: far from lost. But maybe you need a millstone. Maybe
Speaker 1: you need need a milestone, maybe you need a motivation.
Speaker 1: And that is peace. That is the benefit of peace.
Speaker 1: You get a real you get a real good sense
Speaker 1: of what it is to not have peace. You look
Speaker 1: around at these team takeovers, all over the country. You
Speaker 1: look at dearborn Michigan, you look at what's happening, a
Speaker 1: full scale takeover in the United States of Islam, and
Speaker 1: you'll you'll get an idea of how quickly peace can
Speaker 1: go away. Think about a Pbon family starts at the
Speaker 1: ballot box first, right, Yes, there is a difference between Democrats,
Speaker 1: Krats and Republicans. And in November you got to get
Speaker 1: off your ass and go vote, or else you're not
Speaker 1: going to look so clever. Talk to you soon. Hello,