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Speaker 2: You know, as I'm prepping for the show today. And
by the way, if you want to call in, I'm
sure some phone calls will happen today, There's no doubt mine.
I did a radio spot earlier today and it's been
a wild ride. You almost. It's not as if there's
not a lot to talk about, right. I never dreamed
that I would see a day that the Democrats, their base,
the leaders, if you can call them that, that would
be an absolute freefall after eight years of persecution of
one individual. I'd never thought that they would become so myopic, lost, bitter, angry,
full of hate. You know, the party that projected love
and peace and tolerance is none of those things, and
they've proven it over the past eight years heading into nine.
Ever since he walked the Trump went down the escalator
and it's just his His drawing oxygen led to another
attempt on his life, by the way, and there are
many many Democrats or excuse me, activists I guess that
are on X that are out there, well, not right
now because it's down, but if you saw it earlier
that are proclaiming, Wow, I hope someone gets a better
shot at it. Can't wait to keep encouraging this energy
out there. They're not. The sad reality of that is
those individuals are not engaged in any kind of desire
to make life life better for you. They're not engaged
in making the country safer better. They're not. They're not
even engaged in debate on issues. Me the other night
at this State of that wasn't really a State of
the Union. It was Trump giving an update on the
whirlwind that has been his presidency since about roughly well
a month and a half ago. It didn't matter what
he said. And you've heard this. I'm not. I'm not.
This is not an original thought that I'm parlaying here.
This is common thought, which is that as I sat
and watched so my wife was watching, I was, we
were all watching. I was taken aback by the five
year old mentality that has got the Democrats so wrapped
up in their sandbox that they hold silly signs up,
you know, musk Lie steal whatever. And this is not reality.
And and the pink outfits didn't work all the same
day that Democrats voted to not allow women to just
compete with women. That that Democrats who said they're supporting
women in pink outfits that night, after voting earlier that
day to allow men to compete with women, thereby diminishing
women at least their mentality. Nothing. There's no cohesiveness. The
only cohesiveness that Democrats have right now, and this was
this is in the age of social media. I guess
Democrats are still communicating on clay tablets or something because
they don't realize that social media tracks all things it
wants on both sides. I mean, there's a thousand trolls
on a million trolls on both sides that are tracking
everything everybody says, finding a way to twist it, to
recharacterize it, to remold it, to make it into their
own former, to prove a point that may it is
just a sound by clip. However, in this particular instance,
when they saw Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and Adam
Schiff and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie and all of them
speaking the exact same words almost into the same kind
of microphones, and put all that together, it showed that
the innability of Democrats to have a single lucid thought
of their own, that it's a a choreographed world for them,
that there's they have to be choreographed. It is embarrassing
for them. And as I'm watching this, I don't I
don't write this. I don't have to make this up.
I don't have to. I mean, I love to do research.
I'm chronically reading and researching, watching the markets today, looking
at what's going on in the field of science and health,
in the market and politics and energy. That it's there's
so much that's interesting out there. But at the meantime,
what usually makes the country healthy is working toward debates
of given solutions. The left and right go back and forth. Look,
I'm a conservative, I know how I'm confident in that.
In fact, I was looking through some I'll say this,
this is kind of a self owned self admission after
my parents passed, and one was unexpected. You go through
their entire life in various forms. So one the google
of your life is gone. So anything referencing your own
personal life to that point in time, you can't say, Hey,
what what was that? What was going on at this
point in my life? You can't. It's just your own
recollections and whatever's written or photographed. Number Two, if you
don't get rid of stuff, the stuff you have does
not have the same meaning to your kids. So your
kids are going to be put in an unenviable position
of getting rid of things that would have been important
to you or had there been a purpose for those
things to keep. And it's hard. You're getting rid of
awards your parents may have earned, or getting rid of
newspaper clippings you know from your grandparents that would have
no meaning to other generations. You ask them, they don't care.
It's not a bad thing. In fact, I think the
thing it's called a Swedish death cleanse, when when they
died you get rid of the mortal side of people's lives.
So I'm going through this and I found my parents
had collected newspaper articles anything about me. It was kind
of sad. They really you realize how much your parents
care about you when they do things like that. You
don't even realize they're doing it. But I found this
cash of stuff from thirty forty years ago, and it
was when I was an editor for conservative newspaper in
the UNC system, the only conservative newspaper in all of
the UNC system. And I was reading that and the
clarity of conviction I had then without the experience of life.
I mean, I'm nineteen twenty twenty one years old, and
I'm very proud to say that I had that those
convictions then. So you could argue, oh, Chad, so you
were conservative then and all you did was find confirmation
biased for the rest of your life until you are
where you are now. No, it's more than I from
that day and from days prior to that, I would
challenge my belief systems, and I still do. I challenge
my perspective. If you're married, you get challenged straight, you
know that, but it get challenged regularly, and you challenge
those and now it is you know, years led decades later,
and those convictions are shored up by experience, by education,
by research, and so I feel very confident that and
I find that the left does not have a cohesive anything.
All of the things they said that they believed in
for the past forty fifty sixty years has collapsed. It's
a heap of rhetoric, it's a heap of gobbledygook, It's
a heap of hatred. They are they interested in making
any of the government programs better. No, And the minute
anyone says, hey we want to look at waste fraud
abuse like dosee is done, their knee jerk reaction is,
oh god, it's terrible governing placing there, they scream, they melt.
It's like watching you know that scene in the Raiders
of the Lost Ark where they pull the cap off
the the Arc of the Covenant and the Nazis melt down.
Ironic because they always call the right Nazis. They melt.
They melt or they're vampires that have been exposed to
the sun and say, you see Elizabeth, Warren and Schumann,
all these, all of them, they just melt down because
they don't have the courage of their convictions. They have
hatred of Donald Trump and anything he says. So instead
of saying, hey, we want to defend the country, Hey
we want to make the border stronger. Hey, we want
to make sure American sovereignty is protected, or our interests
are representative broader, making companies stronger, or balancing the balancing
the budget, any of these things, their immediate reaction is
orange man bat All right.
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Speaker 2: Before I went to the rank, I kind of made
a snarky comment here, but it was referring to something
I said earlier, which is where when the left and
right go at it, usually there's an opportunity to learn something.
Maybe maybe someone on either side of the aisle makes
the point you hadn't considered before. You know, if you
go after waste fraud and abuse and medicaid for instance,
you know the left would say, oh, you're going to
hurt someone. You're going to to hurt someone in the process. Well,
if you're not very careful, you could. That's a true statement,
ostensibly speaking, if you're not careful in the way you
surgically go after waste fraud, abuse, in any government program
that services a given population, you could end up hurting someone.
But when those government programs have been unaudited, unreviewed, they've
not been checked, they've not been held into account, then
you have to wonder who's running it and why aren't
they looking at it now. I'm not going to spare
Republicans here in the state of North Carolina or in DC,
because the people that have been in controlled both parties
have controlled that budget from a congressional standpoint, back and
forth since the Great Society and beyond. But let's just
for the purposes of this discussion, let's do it since
they were created. Most of those big government Great Society
programs that have run off the rails, even the Department
of Education created by Carter in seventy nine, these programs
have just run off the rails, and both teams have
been the train. Meanwhile, you know, people are just you know,
there's so much graph there's corruption, absolute corruption, absolute waste,
absolute billions of dollars being smith that have no bearing
on American interest or citizens or making our lives better
or making us safer. And when called to account, rather
than say, you know what, we do need to look
at this, what is it? Musk lies, Musket needs more money,
Musk is an oragark, Musk is trying to steal your money. No,
that's just silly. If you have that thought, your elevator
doesn't go to the top floor. You are obviously a
few sandwiches short of a full picnic. I could go on.
There are more analogies to that than there are ways
to be a redneck, according to Jeff Foxworthy. So when
you look at this thing, what you realize is they're not.
I thought they would be very interested in engaging on issues.
But what made them remarkably unserious to me they had
And this is why the American public is not on
their side right now. They're they're far removed from being
on the side. If you'll notice Jeff Jackson, who's the
ag from the North Carolina, You'll notice that the new governor,
you know, Josh Stein, is not. They are not interested
in being connected to what's happening in DC. If you
review a lot of their stuff, they may be there's
just nothing out there. Really, it's mostly about hurricane recovery
or there's a storm coming and we need to be ready.
They are not. Democrats are at the state and local
level are doing everything unless they're absolute moon back crazies,
you know, the Purple Hair Brigade, unless they're trying to
virtue signal or something. But by and large, any Democrat
whose sanity remains are trying to avoid avoid like the
plague stuff. At the national level. Even some of the
national Democrats are very concerned. They're sounding the alarm. Hey,
the ship has hit an iceberg. We're going down, and
you guys are trying to hit more icebergs. The most
serious problem Democrats have is there's no cohesive leadership. Again,
I'm not saying anything that a thousand other commentators, pundits
and others on left and right have said, there's no
one running the ship. It's a bunch and now even
funnier and I got to get to the story, and
I will, and to me, it's something that people have said.
But let's go back to the Democrats. I'll get it
to it in the next segment about Biden and who
was who was making decisions. The collective leftist media knew
that Joe Biden was incognitive declient. They knew it. You know,
who are you going to believe me or your lying eyes?
You knew it. Everyone listening to this left or right,
you knew it. The media knew it. The Democrats knew it.
So what did they do? What you would think a
for the sake of the country, they would come together
and say, you know what, we really don't need to
go down this path. We need to have a primary.
We need to pick someone. We know Donald Trump's going
to be the likely nominee for the Republicans. We need
to put our best candidate forward. Did they do that? No,
they went with what they candidate they knew was imperiled.
They knew he was mentally not all there. They knew
that age had caught up with him, they knew he
represented not much. They they thought that that they're like
if you watch Star Trek, they're like the borg that
they can just function as one cohesive unit. You know,
in resistance is feudal. And they're going to put all
this together and throw it upon the American public. And
they convinced their rank and file to support him. To
support a feeble candidate that isn't capable of making good decisions,
who's allowing his unelected wife. You democrats that are concerned
about people unelected in office whose wife ran the cabinet meetings.
Clearly he wasn't in charge. We now know his signature
looks like it was forged for a lot of his
presidency and someone else is doing it. We'll get into
that story next. And they had the opportunity so instead
Trump bad, Trump bad. We had dieded him. Yeah, you
did in the most partisan court in the land, and
the American public saw through it. The American public saw
this Rather than seeing what you guys wanted them to see,
which was Orange man, bad bad guy, bad guy, bad guy.
What the American public saw was political prosecution. The American
public started realizing it wasn't about Trump, the imperfect human
being which all of us are. It was about don't
attack the message, attack the messenger, attack him, attack his people,
and then they went after his supporters. None of what
they did worked, and they were supporting a guy blindly
that was incapable of carrying a conversation. Furthermore, he makes
it through a primary, they throw him out, The partisans
in the party throw him out in June July and
put in place. They had a golden opportunity to put
a powerful candidate, or at least when they perceived his powerful,
and they put one of the weakest candiates because it
was about race and sex to them, not about what
was good for the country. You can't wait to hear
phone calls about this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Before we went to the break, I do want to
get to the things I want to talk about. But callers,
you guys, come first. Appreciate you always chat. Adam sitting
in for Pete Calendar. So if the voice sounds a
little different than Tambre's different, The speed rapidity with which
I communicate obviously different. That's because I'm not Pete, but
wishing Pete well and hope he's back better than ever
as he always is. Now, Rick, welcome to the show.
Thanks for being on hold. You had a couple thoughts
about what's going on with X formerly known as Twitter. Hello, Hello, Hello,
I'm here. That was me just saying hello, Hi, yes sir.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Before ten this morning, X went down. I have
checked other message boards and it is down to widespread,
which it's not a confirmed attack.
Speaker 2: No, I agree with you. In fact, what's happened on
my end from where I'm doing this, it has been sporadic.
In other words, it doesn't work, and then it does work,
and then it doesn't work, and so I did see that.
Elon Musk has responded this and said that many folks
have experienced several outages, leaving some of us unable to
load the site. Nearly forty thousand users were forty thousand
reported problems around ten o'clock this morning. Did you have
it before then? Did you have issues before ten?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was online when it started, like I said before.
Speaker 2: Ten, okay, So I appreciate you sharing that, and it
is for those of you who are looking out there wondering, hey,
what the heck is going on. To the caller's point, Rick,
appreciate you calling in. It has been and with me, Rick,
have you been able to reload and get things to
work from time to time sporadically?
Speaker 3: I tried creditatedly, but until I have confirmation that the
site has been cleared up, I'll just spend my time
doing something else.
Speaker 2: I hope. You know what, when things like this happen,
it reminds us there's a life outside of that, right, So, Rick,
I appreciate the phone call. And to rix point, it
is it is operating at like nothing. It's basically offline.
So if you're trying, if it's not you to rix point.
It's not your Internet provider. It's something to do with
that platform. Thanks for calling, Rick, I appreciate it. As always,
the astuteness of our audience. They are, you know, hey,
he's just letting you know, kind of a public service
thing Twitter formerly well it's X formally known as Twitter, right,
I had you do you? And this is rhetorical. Of course,
you can't call it and discuss it. Do any of
you call it X?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: I was posting on X the other day, I xed.
I mean, if you post on x's at XT I xed,
I sent three x's. It just sounds strange it but
this is the line. So you never know what he's
going to do next. He may call it another I
don't know x Y platform. That would really offend some people,
wouldn't get everybody up in an uproar. Now we're talking
before the break, and we will continue this discussion. If
you would like to get in on the discussion here
at news Talk eleven ten ninety nine three WBT, you're
welcome to do so. Seven oh four five seven oh
eleven ten. Easy number to remember a lot of callers
that was listening to Vince's show earlier. And you know,
it's interesting that the people that do call and become
part of the nomenclature here that you hear you, I've
heard that guy before, that gal before. So always welcome
to expand the conversation, so to speak. When I was
going through this kind of putting the pieces together, you know,
and I am amazed at where the Democrats find themselves.
And I'm further amazed that it's as if they know
there's a hole in the boat, and rather than go, hey,
we have a hole in the boat, let's grab the
duct tape and do some Apollo thirteen stuff and just
patch this boat up so we start floating and rebuilding,
They're like, you know what, I really don't like that
hole in the boat. That's Trump's fault. And they grab
a pick axe and they say, we're going to get
rid of that hole with a pick axe and the
shovel in the axe. So they start pounding the bottom
and making the hole bigger, and as the boat sinking,
it's it's all Donald Trump's fault, or it's all somebody
else's fault. It's never their fault. If you ever noticed
that when you see all these all these poor government
workers that are out of a job. They never felt
that way. When you know, twelve thousand pipeline folks ready
to make the Keystone pipeline were fired, or anybody else
in the private sector gets laid off, they don't. They
don't appear to care, they don't express outrage at that.
But whenever anything in government happens, it's the end of
the world. And they never ever think maybe that was
a department. You know, Milton Friedman, I think, is famous
for saying, pick any three letters in the alphabet and
you probably will have identified a department that either the
government can get rid of or could be severely reduced.
He's right, I mean, and it's not that I'm anti government.
I'm pro efficient government. I'm pro you know, we have
a responsibility in society, and I think we've tried to
just legislate everybody into a you know, a brave new
world of sorts where everybody is the same, and we
get into this DEI stuff, which was a waste. We
get into the silliness and if you look at the
evolution of society, and I know I've gone way off
the rails about Biden's auto signature, which we will get
to is that if you look at over the evolution
and I know that's going to make some other folks
match the evolution of politics in this country. Every iteration
makes things. It adds freedom, doesn't it. If you look
at where we are, what makes this country great is freedom,
personal freedom, property rights, all those things. And so when
there have been individuals that have been disenfranchised or prevented
from having those freedoms. Over time, society addresses that, women's
right to vote, slavery, all these civil rights, all these
things are about creating more freedom. But somewhere the left
went off the rails and started taking away freedoms. And
when you do that, you're not making society better at
that point. The more you make people dependent on government,
you haven't made them stronger. Supposed to be a hand up,
not a handout, right, But I've gone off the tracks.
To illustrate how Moon back crazy the Democrats became. They
picked a senile individual that Robert Hurry even identified and
said he would be in his report about Biden said
he would be seen as there may be some something here,
but he would be seen as a seat, as someone
with some degree of senility that isn't really have a
real good grasp with the facts. Democrats knew that, the
media knew that. You knew that, you saw it, You
saw it in the way he had to hold these
strange press meetings, He had to use a fake White
House studio to do things, He had to have pre
screened questions and answers from the media. They covered up
and covered up and covered up. Gosh, there's so much
more to get to on this, and I will get
to the auto open signature about the docks that were
being signed by the President of the United States that
appeared not to have been signed by him, which to
me looks a little treasony.
Speaker 3: But who am I?
Speaker 2: Who am I to judge whether they were committing treason
on the left because it seems to be out of favor.
Treason does see no matter if you don't really love
the country, then actually doing things against it isn't treason
as it's partisan. You know.
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Speaker 2: Before we went to the break, there was a call
that came in and I'm going to express the mood
of that caller, which was that I've got they had
mixed feelings about the constant bashing of Democrats. Now I
tend to agree with that in the most part. If
you think I'm bashing, I'm looking for some semblance of
sanity to return to the Democrats, they are unglued. You
remember Nancy Plos. It is kind of I don't know
where it started. I really don't. Maybe Ted Kennedy and
Chap Equittic, I don't know, leaving a woman in a
car for four hours, or or Bill Clinton in the
Oval office. I love it when they think that, you know,
Elon Musk is doing bad things to the Oval office,
but Monica Winsky didn't uh the way the hypocrisy of
Democrats that and there are a lot of people on
the right that would love to see revenge. In other words,
they would love it, and it doesn't work. I don't
like when politics, like when the Republicans in Raleigh they
don't like what the Attorney General Jeff Jackson is doing,
and then they'll go pass legislation because we're a Dylan
rual state that they can control what the attorney general
can do. So they say they'll pass legislation to hamster
to pass a law to stop one of their political
opponents from doing things. Now, this always backfires because ultimately
there probably will be a Republican and there, and that
Republican will be hamstring. It's how we have such a
weak Lieutenant governor. Now they've done these kind of things.
They're partisan, and I don't like them. So if you
think I'm just bashing Democrats, it's not that. There are
many people on the right that want the Justice Department
to act exactly how it did under the Biden administration
and use it as a tool not of justice but
of revenge, to go and incarcrate as many Democrats as
they can now if they broke the law. I'm astounded
the hunter Biden's story, but it is what it is.
He pardoned, I mean, that's the way it works. I
don't like it, but he pardoned his son. But that
doesn't mean he he can't tell. He means he actually
can testify and can't plead the fifth before Congress because
he's he can't be prosecuted, so can't be held against him.
Can't claim the Fifth if you can't be prosecuted. So
I don't like the idea of turning the Justice Department
into an arm of GOP weaponization of justice. Now, the
Democrats fully engaged in it. You saw that, and that's
what you're hearing is a lot of people on the
right that are going, my god, for the past eight years,
you guys screamed Russia collusion wasn't true. You guys screamed
Trump fell in and you found a court to do
something and charge someone with something that's never been done.
I mean only in law school has it been attempted.
It's never been done in the history of the country anywhere.
And they weaponized and kicked up to a federal level
a misdemeanor and charged him. The stuff in Georgia has fallen.
The Fanny Willis case has fallen apart, the Document's case
has been thrown out. They fully engaged in the weaponization.
If you pull enough resources and you go after If
we were to take the entire power of the FBI
and the Justice Department and go after you, I'm sure
they could find something. There's a book called three Felonies
a Day, which many folks in the conservative movement. If
our laws are such now that almost every individual in
the country commits about three felonies a day because of
the way the laws can be interpreted and prosecuted and charged,
It's it's obscene. It really is obscene.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I am not someone that wants to see that. I
despise Adam Schiff. I think Adam Schiff is one of
the most odious folks in Congress today, and now that
he's in the Senate, hees worse than he was before.
He's he's you think Donald Trump is lied? This guy's
told him what he told the media he had the
proof of Russia collusion. He said he had proof of treason.
Not to mention a thousand other lives that Adam Schiff
has said. And they continue in Jasmine Crockett saying it's
not illegal to come into this country illegally, even the
reader kind of and she's been corrected on every social
media platform out there. It's reached a point that's why
it's become so absurd. Don't think that the Democrats have
stopped bashing. They know nothing but that I In fact,
my argument is that Democrats should be engaged in policy disputes.
Rather than say Trump is horrible on the border, why
not put forth some ideas about ways to strengthen the country.
Show Americans that you do care about the country. Rather
than just bash him about aid for funding overseas. Why
not say, hey, we do need destroy this is great.
If you want to win voters over, kind of adopt
some of the issues that they care about. But just
the every time the Democrats scream about Trump, the Republicans
pick up another million votes. He's over fifty one percent.
He's the highest. I saw the polling today. I don't
remember which one, but it was not. I mean, I
try to screen them out for ultra left and ultra right.
It's kind of a center of the road. Even for
the CBS approval of Trump's speech, which would plenty of
rhetoric in it, plenty of hyperbole. It's the way Trump speaks.
The president. Seventy percent is sixty eight seventy percent approval.
That's unfortunate. And the Democrats look horrible in that in
the waving of the cane, the guy getting kicked out,
the protests, and it was just it was bad form.
So I don't think anyone wants to to just sit
there and bash one party. But they've given up on
trying to lead. They've given up on having an agenda,
they've given up on having leaders. I mean, the fact
that Kamala Harris is considered a serious candidate for California's
scubernatorial slot next year, it shows how remarkably unseerious the
Democrats are. But anyway, I digress. Here's we get to
the top of the are and now we're going to
be into the next segment when I get to what
I really want to talk about. So and I guess
I will the Joe Biden scenario. And that's what I
don't think many of you on the left don't realize
that what you did during COVID to destroy education and
life and do to kids that which did not need
to be done. The way you politicized everything under the sun,
there's going to be blowback for that. Don't sit here
and go, oh, I don't like it when people are
bashing the Democrats when that's all they've done for ten
years is bash one person. And by the way, not
just bash one person, but you'll remember the basket of
deplorable's comment from Hillary Clinton. They bashed not just the
one person, but anyone that supported that one person, which
just made the movement grow where the American public said,
oh yeah, I'll show you remember all the people saying, oh, Donald,
no one's going to Donald Trump's rallies. That's just inflated.
That's just now they're bored. They're leaving it. They didn't
leave it. It built it built a movement like we've
never seen for a presidential candidate, and I probably ever
just about it is a phenomenon, one of the single
greatest come back in political history in the country. He's
the Lazar Lazarus of American politics.
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