Speaker 1: Ready, get ready, all right, July seven, twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: allegedly according to that thing we call a calendar. And
Speaker 1: if I sound a bit extra nasially and a bit
Speaker 1: more crackly in the throat, like I just woke up,
Speaker 1: it's because I did just woke up, or just I
Speaker 1: just waked up. I don't know, did I I just
Speaker 1: recently in the past few minutes, in the past little while,
Speaker 1: I just woke up this moment and an eight morning.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit after eight pm Eastern, which means
Speaker 1: we're live. And it's Friday, Friar's Day. That's right, the
Speaker 1: third day of July. So not quite the independence day
Speaker 1: that everybody claims to recognize and all that stuff and
Speaker 1: claims to have independence on. Nope, it's one day before that.
Speaker 1: So let's see where things go tonight, and you can
Speaker 1: join into this. Three one nine five two seven five
Speaker 1: zero one six is the number to call about eighteen
Speaker 1: minutes after eight pm Eastern on Friday, July three, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six, allegedly, according to that thing we call a calendar.
Speaker 1: In a country that was once America and among people
Speaker 1: that used to think, I believe, although I'm not certain anymore. Anyway,
Speaker 1: here we are, and there you are, and let's get
Speaker 1: to it. My cost Bpete is with me, and we'd
Speaker 1: love to hear from you and throw any topic on
Speaker 1: the table you wish, whether it be the mundane or
Speaker 1: the mondacity of the news, or the preoccupations that people
Speaker 1: have in the mass psychosis oops psychology that is, or
Speaker 1: how about the other derangement syndromes, or exactly what might
Speaker 1: have here? And is everything a syndrome, a condition, or
Speaker 1: an affect in some way? And are we all on
Speaker 1: some sort of spectrum? Well, let's find out. Three one
Speaker 1: nine five two seven, five zero one six that's the
Speaker 1: number to join this and be Pete, you're joining me anyway,
Speaker 1: but you're not calling in. I was supposed to do
Speaker 1: a show with Jimmy James, be Pete. I overslept. I
Speaker 1: wrote a note to Jimmy saying I'm sorry. I slept
Speaker 1: actually and did not mean to sleep up into the
Speaker 1: seven o'clock hour. We should have had a pre show
Speaker 1: with Jimmy James, but I blew it. I wrote to
Speaker 1: him and he said, it's okay. I'm not really feeling
Speaker 1: energetic today anyway, so look out next week about seven
Speaker 1: pm Eastern, and we'll have a live pre show for
Speaker 1: the Ocelli Effect open mic on Friday night and see
Speaker 1: how that experiment continues if I can manage to be
Speaker 1: awake at the right time and h and Jimmy James
Speaker 1: is ready to roll, because both things will be necessary
Speaker 1: plus the Internet. God's will let me kind to us
Speaker 1: and I'll have to avoid getting the stuff cut off anyway, BP,
Speaker 1: how are you doing and how has your week been?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's been hot.
Speaker 3: Moved back up into one hundred for the next couple
Speaker 3: of days, so it's Summer's definitely settled.
Speaker 2: In just a few days after it started. Other than that,
Speaker 2: it's been a busy week.
Speaker 3: We've got a few yards mode and some maintenance done
Speaker 3: and parts replaced and been watching uh Thief for World
Speaker 3: Cup all week, which is going quite.
Speaker 2: Well for a lot of teams. Shout out to Hurricane
Speaker 2: with the.
Speaker 3: The England team who has surpassed Peley's scoring record for
Speaker 3: World Cups.
Speaker 2: So congrats to him. That's that's an achievement when you
Speaker 2: can do better than Pele.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if this generation would even appreciate
Speaker 1: Pele despite the pack that you know, the generation where
Speaker 1: Pele was around didn't exactly love soccer, although they tried,
Speaker 1: because they put them in movies and everything. I don't
Speaker 1: know if anybody remembers Pele start in like that weird
Speaker 1: prison Break movie where of course they had to bring
Speaker 1: in soccer. It's like, you know, the excuse of bringing
Speaker 1: Jackie chann on the movie all of a sudden, karates necessary,
Speaker 1: and you know there's all these skilled theatrical you know,
Speaker 1: drunken master attacks on them, you know, just for the
Speaker 1: sake of the script. Pele was around in that time period.
Speaker 1: What was it the very early eighties or the late
Speaker 1: seventies where we tried to have the National Soccer what
Speaker 1: was it the NSCA or national something like that, where
Speaker 1: it was the National Soccer Coalition or something in this country.
Speaker 1: In New York, the name of the team was the Cosmos.
Speaker 2: I think it was the North American Soccer League.
Speaker 1: North American Soccer League. Okay, remember it, you see, I
Speaker 1: know it was there. I remember it. There were there
Speaker 1: were collector cards for it, but and it was a
Speaker 1: thing for a minute, and I'm and I will look
Speaker 1: it up. The New York team, if I remember, right,
Speaker 1: was the Cosmos, you know, and that was right around
Speaker 1: the time that the USFL had just failed for the
Speaker 1: first time. Or maybe the USFL came after, you know,
Speaker 1: the USFL I think came after the attempt to really
Speaker 1: push the North American Soccer So anyways, so yeah, how
Speaker 1: how else is all that going? I mean I lost track.
Speaker 1: There was some interesting stuff like last week or the
Speaker 1: week before, but I think the US is actually in
Speaker 1: contention for the World Cup or am I wrong?
Speaker 3: Well, we're into this round of thirty two is finishing up,
Speaker 3: and they're getting all the teams from around the sixteen
Speaker 3: and we've moved on to hit we play I think
Speaker 3: Sunday night against Belgium.
Speaker 1: Okay, so single elimination is happening. And we went from
Speaker 1: thirty two to sixteen teams, which means we'll be down
Speaker 1: to eight and then we'll be down to four and
Speaker 1: then we'll be down to two. Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The North American Soccer League actually was around for fifty.
Speaker 2: No, let's see, fifty went from nineteen.
Speaker 3: It was founded in sixty seven and it folded in
Speaker 3: eighty five, about quite twenty years.
Speaker 1: See, like I said, I did remember it from the
Speaker 1: early eighties, but not much else. So can you this
Speaker 1: look real quick? Was it? I'm almost certain it was
Speaker 1: the Cosmos in New York?
Speaker 2: Yeah it was, Yeah, it was the Cosmo. Okay, Champions
Speaker 2: was the Chicago State in eighty four.
Speaker 1: The Chicago what sting? Oh sting? I thought you said stink,
Speaker 1: which would have worked for Chicago too, But the Chicago
Speaker 1: Stink or the Chicago Sting either way, you know, that
Speaker 1: probably came out because of that movie The Sting, right
Speaker 1: where they were like nigga right that, Remember, wasn't that
Speaker 1: a thing?
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 1: That was like a thing towards the end of the
Speaker 1: existence of that soccer lead the movie The Sting.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure when it got thought it came out
Speaker 3: in the seventies.
Speaker 1: You see, I might be confusing the timeline a little bit.
Speaker 1: It almost feels like that team's name was inspired by that,
Speaker 1: but maybe it had absolutely nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Pelee paid for played for New York from
Speaker 3: seventy five to ninety or seventy five to seventy.
Speaker 1: Seven, two years okay, so he was there when I
Speaker 1: was five. That's why I vaguely remember Pele and the
Speaker 1: Cosmos and they did have collector cards. I know they
Speaker 1: had collector cards. I saw them. Yeah.
Speaker 3: God, Los Angeles Astecs, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
Speaker 1: Okay, the Aztecs though, Why are the Aztecs in Los Angeles?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean what? Because we couldn't know the team in Mexico?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean think about it. Half of LA is
Speaker 2: from Mexico.
Speaker 1: So okay, no, I'm laughing at that, you know where
Speaker 1: it's like, you know, but.
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see the Minnesota Kicks, Washington Diplomats, the San
Speaker 3: Diego Soccers, the Portland Timbers.
Speaker 4: Else here.
Speaker 1: So no Minneapolis Morons, I guess no, they were the No,
Speaker 1: that was the minor league affiliate. Okay, So uh what else?
Speaker 1: What else? Because we do have a caller waiting, and
Speaker 1: I want to get to the callers quick because I
Speaker 1: don't have a lot to say except I could just
Speaker 1: pokepon and stuff. I can do that adequately tonight, I'm sure. Uh,
Speaker 1: but we might have a caller with something to say,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to discourage any of that. Three
Speaker 1: one nine five two seven five zero one six. So yeah,
Speaker 1: let me know what else you want to cut to,
Speaker 1: and then we'll we'll cut back to things later after
Speaker 1: we get to the caller. If that's okay with you, Ppete.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's fine, Yeah, go ahead, and uh uh, Like
Speaker 5: just a couple of the teams had the Atlantic Tea's,
Speaker 5: the Kansas City Spurs, the Rochester Lancers, the Dallas Tornado,
Speaker 5: the Cosmos, the Philadelphia Adams, the Tampa Bay Rowdies. Toronto
Speaker 5: had a team that eventually went to the Minnesota Kicks.
Speaker 1: See, and they had the tornadoes in Texas? Is that right?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Dallas Tornadoes, the Dallas Tornado, Okay, because there
Speaker 1: was a wrestler named the Texas Tornado. That's why I
Speaker 1: said Texas Tornado. But and that was what Carrie van
Speaker 1: Eric was, you know, from Texas, and was the Texas
Speaker 1: Tornado in the WWF if I remember, right. So, but
Speaker 1: it's weird to me because Texas is not the first
Speaker 1: place I think of for tornadoes, even when I was
Speaker 1: a kid. I would think they would have put the
Speaker 1: tornadoes in Oklahoma or Alabama, you know.
Speaker 3: But the Chicago's in reference to the popular seventy three filming,
Speaker 3: it was actually.
Speaker 2: Was set in Chicago in the nineteen.
Speaker 1: Thirty oh bizarre. I threw a mental dart at a
Speaker 1: at the information board and scored one there because that's
Speaker 1: what I thought of, But I had no basis for it.
Speaker 1: So we had all, right, this thing. I remember that
Speaker 1: because what was it? Jackie Gleeson was definitely in the
Speaker 1: second part of it, and there was like some piano
Speaker 1: music that was important to it. Again, what is that?
Speaker 1: A movie when I'm a little kid came out? Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: you know, and we didn't have like replay TV back then,
Speaker 1: and you know, you couldn't see stuff immediately or anything
Speaker 1: like that. You had to wait for it to be
Speaker 1: in the movie theater and eventually it would go to TV.
Speaker 1: And I didn't have cable for years and years. I'm
Speaker 1: told they like HBO existed like pretty much my whole life,
Speaker 1: but I didn't see it until a few years later
Speaker 1: for sure. Okay, anyways, what else you got?
Speaker 2: We can go ahead and bring your call on.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Well, here we go. It looks like we got
Speaker 1: Nanny and California and again, anybody else? Three one nine, five,
Speaker 1: two seven, five zero one six And I'll probably even
Speaker 1: forget to mention the number after this, but there it
Speaker 1: is three one nine five two seven five zero one
Speaker 1: six and uh, let's see, Danny, that's you. Huh, good evening.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm barely awake. Yeah, I'm barely awake, Danny.
Speaker 1: So it's like I took a nap overslept, and that's
Speaker 1: weird because I'm hardly sleeping lately anyway. But what the
Speaker 1: hell here I am. But I did throw an interesting
Speaker 1: blind dart, you know, pun intended blind dart at the
Speaker 1: information board and picked out that the Sting was named
Speaker 1: you know, the Chicago Sting was named after the movie
Speaker 1: The Sting. So you know, there's that that victory for
Speaker 1: me today. I guess I got to take what I
Speaker 1: can get. Uh of anything on your mind, go for it.
Speaker 4: Oh, the the United States is gonna play Belgium. That'll
Speaker 4: be Monday, Monday noon at Pacific time, So they'll be
Speaker 4: playing Belgium at the World Cup. And hey, we're on
Speaker 4: the eve of the two and fiftieth anniversary of this
Speaker 4: great nation that we all love's drill also complain about,
Speaker 4: and so that's all good. There'll be a lot of fireworks.
Speaker 4: The puppy dogs will probably be upset. But oh yeah,
Speaker 4: I just got it from a nap too, So I'll
Speaker 4: come with you as far as deep sleep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you don't sound as nasally screwed up as me.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you the the weenie dogs you just
Speaker 1: you just reminded me of that. Yeah, the weenie dogs
Speaker 1: will probably make some noise because I guarantee there's gonna
Speaker 1: be fireworks and guns we had shot off in the
Speaker 1: air around my house, you know, because first of all,
Speaker 1: that that just happens Fourth of July and Christmas and
Speaker 1: you know, and secondly, yeah, Christmas, they blow fireworks here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 4: Oh fireworks. Okay, I thought you said no that too.
Speaker 1: See, okay, you get the fireworks because they're legal here.
Speaker 1: You know. They set up special tents in the Walmart
Speaker 1: parking lots and stuff here for fireworks. Uh and and
Speaker 1: people go there and spend lots of money, even poor people,
Speaker 1: on stuff they're just going to blow up and burn
Speaker 1: in order so that they can participate. But yeah, New Year's,
Speaker 1: New Year's, Christmas and fourth of July time, and it's
Speaker 1: not just one night, It'll be like all that week.
Speaker 1: You might have fireworks at around your house. Plus people
Speaker 1: will just pull out their guns and fire them into
Speaker 1: the air. Uh yeah in uh in, in Georgia. This
Speaker 1: this I've seen for the past decade. It always happens again.
Speaker 1: Fourth of July, uh, Christmas and New Year's you get
Speaker 1: fireworks and gunfire. That isn't at least it's a good thing.
Speaker 1: It's not people shooting each other on the streets around here.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: They are shooting into the air. So it's an improvement,
Speaker 1: you see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, but still shooting them up there bullets boot's
Speaker 4: gonna land someplace because you know, my old our old
Speaker 4: warehouse was in the more how can I say urban
Speaker 4: area and start in California urban areas and more fitted sorryaborhood,
Speaker 4: they'd be fire enough guns. Yeah, the fourth of July
Speaker 4: and everyone needed to kind of take cover that evening
Speaker 4: because you just never knew where a street bullet is
Speaker 4: gonna go if you're in the if you're in there.
Speaker 2: They created a state law here for that. That was
Speaker 2: a big thing on New Year's Eve. By shooting into
Speaker 2: the air.
Speaker 4: Yeah, finally passed the law that uh they can now
Speaker 4: aft report see but law, no law.
Speaker 1: I guarantee if people are still doing it, and you know,
Speaker 1: and so okay, fun thing is you know, somebody might think, well,
Speaker 1: didn't they do that in Jersey where you grew up. No,
Speaker 1: if there was fireworks. The only people that could do
Speaker 1: that technically in Jersey was usually the townships. You know,
Speaker 1: they could hire a fireworks place to come in and
Speaker 1: put on a show. And in some parts of New
Speaker 1: York and New Jersey, quite frankly, Italian businessmen would just
Speaker 1: simply buy lots of fireworks and just do their own thing.
Speaker 1: If memory serves me, John Gotti used to do that
Speaker 1: in Brooklyn, where it was just like screw it, you know,
Speaker 1: and he'd actually buy the professional type fireworks and whatever,
Speaker 1: and his guys who broke many other laws would go
Speaker 1: up on the route and fire this crap off. And
Speaker 1: he just did it for like, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm giving a show to the neighborhood kids. Cops always
Speaker 1: showed up, but nobody got arrested, and you know, they
Speaker 1: tell them to cease and desist, and that just meant
Speaker 1: that they'd reload and do another round in a little while. So,
Speaker 1: you know, but the guns being fired in the air,
Speaker 1: that's something I've only seen since I came down south,
Speaker 1: you know. But but Italian businessman would just buy the
Speaker 1: professional stuff. Like I remember hearing stuff like, hey, you
Speaker 1: know what this guy over here, he does the fireworks
Speaker 1: at Shay Stadium, because the Mets used to have a display.
Speaker 1: Every time somebody would hit a home run, there'd be fireworks,
Speaker 1: and b they had fireworks night like at Shay Stadium,
Speaker 1: where if you watched a game, after the game there
Speaker 1: would be a fireworks display over the stadium at Shay
Speaker 1: And yeah, it was like your special ticket instead of
Speaker 1: bat night or you know, something you could take home
Speaker 1: with you. You know, they'd be like, hey, hang around
Speaker 1: for another couple hours, We're gonna do fireworks, you know,
Speaker 1: because you were already there three where hours watching the
Speaker 1: baseball game. Might as well hang out a little while
Speaker 1: longer and get fireworks to the kiddies. So I don't
Speaker 1: know anyway, I don't even know why I went on
Speaker 1: that rant, Danny, Sorry, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: I witnessed that at Oakland, Hello Media, Colise. And they's
Speaker 4: as a kid and they's are playing in Sacramento and
Speaker 4: they'll be at the it's actually a stadium at a
Speaker 4: minor league ballpeck West, Sacramento, just cross the river from
Speaker 4: the state. They will be having fireworks tonight and tomorrow
Speaker 4: night in the city we live in, we have a
Speaker 4: large fireworks display.
Speaker 2: Plus on top of all the legal fireworks.
Speaker 4: They'll be going off. Oh yeah, even though they are legal,
Speaker 4: they war and still they're just too many. And we
Speaker 4: got drones flying around trying to bust people. But I
Speaker 4: don't think they're too successful.
Speaker 1: Well you never know if the drones will catch him now,
Speaker 1: but yeah, that is a good point though, because in California,
Speaker 1: a lot of you know, everybody's like, hey, drugs come
Speaker 1: over that. Yeah, drugs And guess what else. Fireworks come
Speaker 1: over from Mexico all the time.
Speaker 4: They just just over in the next county, Yola County.
Speaker 4: You could go google us. They had a large is
Speaker 4: in town of Esparto, Okay, and they had a large
Speaker 4: warehouse fire that went off and it was an illegal
Speaker 4: fireworks operation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that happens every now.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of people busted for it, and here
Speaker 4: it was. They got busted for it, but they were
Speaker 4: trying to start it up. Now they're throwing more charges
Speaker 4: on because they were trying to start up their operation,
Speaker 4: like days after they got busted for it. I mean
Speaker 4: it was crazy. I just saw it on the news,
Speaker 4: the local news here.
Speaker 1: Wow, well, you know what, I don't know again if
Speaker 1: this is like everywhere, but I knew when it was
Speaker 1: like Fourth of July was coming because new fireworks and
Speaker 1: stuff like firecrackers would suddenly show up. You know, just
Speaker 1: kids would have firecrackers and quite often if you look
Speaker 1: carefully at the packages, uh, there would be Spanish writing
Speaker 1: on them because they came from Mexico.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, I myself know that I picked up you
Speaker 1: know what we used to call cherry moms and m
Speaker 1: a s uh. You know, which is what an eighth
Speaker 1: of a stick of dynamite or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's an eighth of a stick. So we what
Speaker 4: we had was they were actually came from Asia because
Speaker 4: just south I grew up in a little farming community
Speaker 4: and just south was this town and it's still in existence.
Speaker 4: You can look it up.
Speaker 2: It's called Lock l O c k E.
Speaker 4: It was an all Chinese community of farm workers because
Speaker 4: the settlement of River was built by Chinese coolies workers
Speaker 4: from China and they would work in the in the
Speaker 4: fields and they had.
Speaker 2: An Asian exclusion.
Speaker 4: So these men and men, but they built an all
Speaker 4: Chinese community called Lock and there was the food Chung
Speaker 4: market there, and we knew his kids. I mean we'd
Speaker 4: be nine years old, eight, nine years old. We could
Speaker 4: walk into a cash and the guy would barely speaking
Speaker 4: of this. So we just say firecrackers and all of
Speaker 4: a sudden they'd come out and your cash was good.
Speaker 4: There didn't matter whether you were a child or not.
Speaker 4: We would load up on firewoods. All the kids knew it. Well,
Speaker 4: parents knew too. They let us get away with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, isn't part of the reason for that though,
Speaker 1: that quite frankly. I mean the Chinese themselves are importing
Speaker 1: the fireworks because they use them in their their New
Speaker 1: Year's celebrations.
Speaker 4: Exactly, Chinese New Year go need fuck CHOI. Matter of fact,
Speaker 4: four houses down was a guy named Bob Jang and
Speaker 4: he was always always told he had.
Speaker 2: He was a farmer.
Speaker 4: And there's a Chinese underworld group called the tong and
Speaker 4: I was always told by my father and others that
Speaker 4: he was the head of the little Tongue. As a
Speaker 4: matter of fact, he even they even said he went
Speaker 4: to jail in the fifties or tax of Asian and
Speaker 4: everybody was like, everybody laughed it because it's a joke,
Speaker 4: he'll bob and get out soon.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 4: But he would always want like, you know, he would
Speaker 4: like he he'd ask my daddy goes he you know,
Speaker 4: he'd wanted to give us firecrackers. And he was quite
Speaker 4: a character, you.
Speaker 1: Know, and not to do the racist thing, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: sort of conflating different Asian groups, but a tom I
Speaker 1: think in you know, tongue in uh in some Asian languages,
Speaker 1: ends up being like just the local like organized crime,
Speaker 1: uh thing, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what it was. It was. It was actually
Speaker 4: kind of an underground community of businessman if he could say, yeah,
Speaker 4: there you go, like a consort.
Speaker 1: Hum, yes, a consortium if you will, Asian businessmen, unlike
Speaker 1: the Association of Italian Businessmen. But then again kind of similar,
Speaker 1: right yeah, yeah, okay, fair enough. But a tongue to
Speaker 1: me was just like the local hierarchies from my understanding.
Speaker 1: But that was among ready for this one, Vietnamese and
Speaker 1: Korean gangsters, because they exist, by the way, in case
Speaker 1: people don't know that exists as well.
Speaker 4: Well, well, we had we had a large we had
Speaker 4: a large influx, you know, in the seventies, after Vietnam
Speaker 4: War was over, a large influx of Vietnase. I grew
Speaker 4: up with three Asian cultures, Chinese, Japanese and Filipinos. But
Speaker 4: when the seventies, late seventies, mid lates, the vietnase first Vietnase,
Speaker 4: the Mong came, the Theotians, Cambodians, they all started coming
Speaker 4: over here.
Speaker 1: Oh the Mong people. Yeah, the Long people had.
Speaker 4: Money, established businesses. But then there was there was the
Speaker 4: crime networks because they would pray on their own communities
Speaker 4: because they already had a mistrust of the police and
Speaker 4: the authorities.
Speaker 2: So the.
Speaker 4: Two decades to kind of give them a trust.
Speaker 1: Okay, we can help. Yeah, Now here's the Here's the thing, right, Danny,
Speaker 1: is that I contend, and then people will yell at
Speaker 1: me about it, But I contend, this is precisely what
Speaker 1: happens among any ethnicity that has an influx into this country.
Speaker 1: And believe it, you can see it among the Italians
Speaker 1: and the Irish. Those are my people. And the deal is,
Speaker 1: that's exactly how this all works out, is that locally
Speaker 1: here comes new immigrants. They're not exactly welcome, So the
Speaker 1: previous immigrants and the nativists themselves will beat up attom
Speaker 1: and abuse them and whatever else, and inevitably the local
Speaker 1: crime law is either imported or born, and they seek
Speaker 1: to protect the neighborhood for that ethnicity and those people.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then it becomes a thing where it is the
Speaker 1: gray and black market is now being handled by dun
Speaker 1: dundune the gangster. And that's every culture. Okay, I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know how I can because it's
Speaker 1: you know, people say, oh, it's Italians. No, it's not
Speaker 1: just the Italians. It just so happens that they came
Speaker 1: in and you know, and they made a lot more
Speaker 1: movies about it, uh, you know. And then with the
Speaker 1: Japanese you got the yakuza, which is different from any
Speaker 1: of the other stuff you just talked about, but still
Speaker 1: and yakuza is not just one big, huge homogenous organization.
Speaker 1: There are levels of hierarchy there and they have, whether
Speaker 1: they call it a tongue or not, they have a
Speaker 1: local uh you know, infrastructure as well. If they're in
Speaker 1: that community and there's enough them around, guess what comes
Speaker 1: with them their organized crime, which is ethnically uh you know, galvanized,
Speaker 1: and and yeah, that's just the way it works. So
Speaker 1: conflict resolution of all sorts, whether it be you know,
Speaker 1: monetary debts or acts of violence that need to be addressed,
Speaker 1: or acts of violence that need to be created, you know,
Speaker 1: by somebody's reckoning. Uh, the the need arises and those
Speaker 1: that will fill the need arrive. It's just that simple. Okay,
Speaker 1: So go ahead, Dan, you know, I just I just
Speaker 1: want to put out that that you proved my point.
Speaker 4: But yes, they didn't trust institutions. So they did they
Speaker 4: did a lot of their business, right, and everything was
Speaker 4: cash and they ordered cash, right. So it happens with
Speaker 4: a lot of these younger guys. They knew who was
Speaker 4: hoarding cash, and they would do these home invasions. They
Speaker 4: knew they had cash, and that was that was a
Speaker 4: big problem. And it was the law enforcement was trying
Speaker 4: to get them to trust them to try to create
Speaker 4: units so they could kind of like break up some
Speaker 4: of these you know, these crimes on especially on people
Speaker 4: they're you know, they're just trying to make a living,
Speaker 4: trying to you know, buy into the American dream. But
Speaker 4: some of the cooler parts was there was a there
Speaker 4: was a rundown area in Sacramento, stock in Boulevard. I
Speaker 4: haven't been down there in years. I went down there.
Speaker 4: The Vietnamese made a whole community and they really invested
Speaker 4: in themselves, creating businesses, and they really they really cleaned
Speaker 4: it up. It was nice to see that kind of
Speaker 4: somebody taking advantage of the American dream. You know, these
Speaker 4: immigrants that came in here and you know they were prospering, right,
Speaker 4: So that that was that, you know, that's something to
Speaker 4: celebrate for two hundred and fifty years here in this nation.
Speaker 1: Hey, look, it's part of what is, you know, regardless
Speaker 1: of whether that was the intent or the original design,
Speaker 1: it's part of the reality. And uh, you know, again
Speaker 1: the parallels are striking. I can tell you that, you know,
Speaker 1: mob controlled neighborhoods, you don't get mugged, you know, you don't, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean stuff like that. So you know, if your
Speaker 1: local ethnic organized crime controls a neighborhood, or at least
Speaker 1: used to be, you were probably living in one of
Speaker 1: the safest areas in your city or state, you know,
Speaker 1: and not appreciated. Although I think the Hollywood mythology has
Speaker 1: touched on this a bit. You know, where neighborhoods are
Speaker 1: better when there's like a responsible gangster around. Which is
Speaker 1: kind of funny because John Gotti got that reputation because
Speaker 1: he did a few things. And of course we've all,
Speaker 1: you know, heard the cliche about handing out turkeys on
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving and all that, but there were guys that really
Speaker 1: did that, I tell you the truth. The guy that
Speaker 1: I most know was handing out turkeys, you know, around
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving and and I think chickens or duck around Christmas,
Speaker 1: or maybe it was the other way around, was actually,
Speaker 1: you know, talking about ethnic gangsters, was one of the
Speaker 1: black gangsters in New York. He was most famous for
Speaker 1: that because he was on you know, the part of
Speaker 1: he was controlling the parts of Harlem that were not
Speaker 1: directly under the thumb of one of the Italians who
Speaker 1: was you know, a commission member, so for the rest
Speaker 1: of what was there. And I'm not saying that, you know,
Speaker 1: makes him a hero or anything, but here's the thing.
Speaker 1: If you're a kid and you grow up in a
Speaker 1: neighborhood and you're hungry, and who gives your family a
Speaker 1: big Thanksgiving turkey for free? You know, it tends to
Speaker 1: make it so that, as a teenager and stuff, you
Speaker 1: will not snitch on the guys connected to that guy
Speaker 1: because they fed you, you know, so it's a it's
Speaker 1: a maneuver, it's a strategy, a plan, if you will.
Speaker 1: Was in Bumpy Johnson probably did that in New York City,
Speaker 1: like most prominently first. Uh. Some people refer to him
Speaker 1: as the Godfather of Harlem or the first or the
Speaker 1: first Black godfather or whatever. But he's the guy who preceded,
Speaker 1: like you know, Frank Lucas and all them, uh in
Speaker 1: New York City with the with the heroin trade and
Speaker 1: prostitution and everything. Quite honestly again and you know so
Speaker 1: because Italians didn't and and Irish and the other gangsters,
Speaker 1: I mean Asian gangsters going into uh, you know, a
Speaker 1: black bar and club and everything. Yeah, that won't stick
Speaker 1: out too much, and you know, you might get resistance
Speaker 1: from people that aren't you know, it quotes your people.
Speaker 1: So reality is, let the black gangsters run the black
Speaker 1: town and ultimately just tell them to kick up some
Speaker 1: points to the boys who should be in charge of it,
Speaker 1: and uh, on and on goes business and taxation with representation.
Speaker 1: You know. So I don't know, it's like but people
Speaker 1: just don't want to acknowledge, like how this isn't remarkable,
Speaker 1: even this is just you know, welcome to America.
Speaker 4: Right, you heard the writer was His name was gay Talis.
Speaker 4: He wrote a book called Unto the Suns. It was
Speaker 4: a novel I read, okay, well over forty years ago,
Speaker 4: and it was just when I started driving. The middle
Speaker 4: of the night, we had Larry King on the radio
Speaker 4: and he would he would interview authors, and that was
Speaker 4: one of the authors. He wrote this book. And he said,
Speaker 4: he's talking about his dad there in New York. He goes,
Speaker 4: he says, those guys there in that bar, he goes,
Speaker 4: those are gangsters. Those are bad guys. But those are
Speaker 4: are bad.
Speaker 1: Guys, right right. It was like when I was a
Speaker 1: kid and we would walk into a bar, like there
Speaker 1: was one in Nasbury Park called the Saturn, and you know,
Speaker 1: whether whether by choice or by location or whatever else,
Speaker 1: I would walk into there at different times. I walked
Speaker 1: in there as a kid, I walked in there as
Speaker 1: a musician. I walked in there as a guy just
Speaker 1: looking for a beer one night, you know, when I
Speaker 1: was a musician Nasbury Park, and each and every time,
Speaker 1: myself and whoever was with me would be the only
Speaker 1: white people in the place, right, So a packed bar
Speaker 1: of black people. In some cases it was like there
Speaker 1: was a movie that happened, like maybe it was The
Speaker 1: Blues Brothers or they walk into a black bar and
Speaker 1: that happened because they're like clearly, you know, two mighty
Speaker 1: whities coming in. And we would walk in there and
Speaker 1: literally the place was loud and booming and everything else,
Speaker 1: and it would almost stop when we walked into the place,
Speaker 1: like a cartoon, you know what I mean, like, hey,
Speaker 1: what's this and a cops you know, like really funny
Speaker 1: and you know, and then you get your balls busted
Speaker 1: by the bartender. You know, you walk up to the bar.
Speaker 1: You don't even say anything. They go, hey you lost
Speaker 1: you know, it's stuff like this, They go, no, I
Speaker 1: want a beer, And then it might become a funny curiosity.
Speaker 1: Uh you know, and other people might come up and
Speaker 1: be what you lost? You know you hear it again, uh,
Speaker 1: because they weren't close enough to hear it the first
Speaker 1: time that somebody already did it. Uh, you know, stuff
Speaker 1: like that. But but anyway, it's it's uh, it's it's
Speaker 1: just part of the volunteer segregation that were voluntary segregation
Speaker 1: that has always occurred anyways. Yeah, reality and whether it's
Speaker 1: organized crime or like I said, just going into a
Speaker 1: bar in the wrong place. Uh, for your particular skin
Speaker 1: tone to blend in.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just it's just part of what is or
Speaker 1: was anyway. I don't know. I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: like that anymore, but good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's speaking of in the wrong place, the wrong place,
Speaker 4: sticking out like a stork sort of thumb. My wife
Speaker 4: and I were just married and my dad had won
Speaker 4: a contest, so it was to go to Lottie Gras
Speaker 4: and I think it was I think it was like
Speaker 4: eighty two. So we went to this motty gra and
Speaker 4: my wife had this idea that she grew up in
Speaker 4: Texas and her grandparents go to New Orleans and they
Speaker 4: had dress up, and her whole thing was we're going
Speaker 4: to dress up. And I had a warm suit and
Speaker 4: she had a dress. And the weird thing happened is
Speaker 4: it was a lot of miscommunication when he was young
Speaker 4: in Naid, but I ended up flying. We flew into
Speaker 4: New Orleans dressing a suit. I had eight dollars cash
Speaker 4: because I had money weight at the hotel. I don't know,
Speaker 4: I was so stupid. I had no credit cards and
Speaker 4: I caught the city bus in New Orleans with suitcase
Speaker 4: and my wife's in heels and address. So we had
Speaker 4: to make all these these transfers. We got in a
Speaker 4: couple of neighborhoods where I think the only reason why
Speaker 4: they did robis is because they really felt sorry for
Speaker 4: us because we stuck out. You know, here were these
Speaker 4: there with a suit in the neighborhood. It's like, we
Speaker 4: don't belong here, and it was it was a strange experience,
Speaker 4: but I get it.
Speaker 2: We were lost, so we would ask us.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you you and your wife become too glowing
Speaker 1: snowflakes in the Uh.
Speaker 4: We're gonna get robbed? No, I don't think so. I
Speaker 4: think I think they're feeling these folks are feeling sorry
Speaker 4: for us. Well pathetic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would be either curiosity or like, you know,
Speaker 1: they don't appear to be suicidal. Why are they here?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're just stupid. We're just stupid teenagers, just married,
Speaker 4: you know, and and just it was it was just
Speaker 4: a if a like I said, we won this trip.
Speaker 4: My wife had, I had money, but small these little
Speaker 4: spoons for friends at all the airports, We're going to
Speaker 4: like like.
Speaker 1: Like the little spoons with Yeah, sorry, the little spoons
Speaker 1: with like the city's name on the handle.
Speaker 4: And I had a rent a car. I didn't worry about.
Speaker 4: I had a rent a car. It was Saturday night
Speaker 4: in New Orleans at the airport. I had a rented car.
Speaker 4: But they wouldn't give it to me because guess what,
Speaker 4: I didn't have a credit card, And I go, no,
Speaker 4: it's on it's on FMC Food Machinery's account. They wouldn't
Speaker 4: give it to me. And I just was so dumb
Speaker 4: at traveling. And then finally we were stuck and I
Speaker 4: had a aunt. They had a friend in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: We couldn't have called her and she couldn't get get older.
Speaker 4: I finally went to a security cop there at the
Speaker 4: airport and go, hey, is there a city bus? Because yeah,
Speaker 4: So I cashed in my eight bucks and we got
Speaker 4: in the spurs light, like the last city bus leading
Speaker 4: in the airport is at eight in the night. And
Speaker 4: I didn't know where we're going. I just said, hey,
Speaker 4: I got to get down to Canal Street or the
Speaker 4: holiday in on Royal is New It was off Canal
Speaker 4: and we must have made so many transmits. Nobody would
Speaker 4: tell me anything until we got onto Canal Street. And
Speaker 4: they just the bus dreg goes it's that way, and
Speaker 4: we started walking. We must have walked about fifteen to
Speaker 4: sixteen blocks, and there's this everybody was either out of
Speaker 4: town and they were so drunk they couldn't tell us.
Speaker 4: And then there was this one annoying drunk guy that
Speaker 4: wouldn't leave us alone. And I was almost I told
Speaker 4: I think I even told the buzz off. I was
Speaker 4: tired of him, and he actually came and got me
Speaker 4: and he found the hotel we were at and we
Speaker 4: didn't get to her. So we left about eight and
Speaker 4: it was about midnight before we got to that hotel
Speaker 4: where were staying at, and it was he actually found
Speaker 4: the place. But that was that. That was a really rough,
Speaker 4: rough evening and I think my wife was pregnant at
Speaker 4: that time, just really pregnant. And I remember we finally
Speaker 4: got the hotel and she broke down. This is the
Speaker 4: worst by life. It was just a horrible experience. But
Speaker 4: after that we had a good time once we figured
Speaker 4: everything out and cool.
Speaker 1: Hey, listen, your misadventure in the wrong neighborhoods was that
Speaker 1: me for or after your time in the Marine Corps?
Speaker 4: Well, I was already in I was already in. I
Speaker 4: wasn't worried about that, Okay, No, I'm just curious. So
Speaker 4: you were through camp. Yeah, that's gonna be a problem.
Speaker 4: So yeah, limitations to you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: No, no, totally understand. I'm just asking, like, so you
Speaker 1: were actually still in. You weren't in or out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like you weren't pre or or post. You were in.
Speaker 1: You were actually in at the top. So you're so
Speaker 1: you're a white guy with a jar head looking haircut
Speaker 1: or like bald head.
Speaker 4: Maybe not white not but it was reserved, so yeah,
Speaker 4: it was I was. I was clean cut, reserve. But
Speaker 4: maybe that helped.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you had short hair for sure, is what I'm okay,
Speaker 1: And it was yeah, and you had to keep it
Speaker 1: together because you know, you could get in trouble. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, No, no, I'm just check.
Speaker 4: But I mean it might have been tough at the time,
Speaker 4: you know how tough I said, enough rings get their
Speaker 4: ass kicks, I get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. It used to happen when like guys
Speaker 1: would come home from the Marine Corps and you know,
Speaker 1: in my neighborhood so much and for themselves, well, they
Speaker 1: would finish boot camp and they would have the attitude
Speaker 1: like they're going to eat the world, you know, So
Speaker 1: you know, they run into guys that maybe they were
Speaker 1: afraid of before they went to boot camp and in
Speaker 1: order to prove themselves and be like, hey, I know
Speaker 1: you think you're a tough guy, but I'm a marine now,
Speaker 1: you know, right, And.
Speaker 4: I get it. You have a little bit of an
Speaker 4: attitude when you get out of good camp. You feel
Speaker 4: like you're pretty you're pretty tough and indestructible.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, yeah, sadly, I can tell you that I
Speaker 1: don't feel good about it, but I can tell you
Speaker 1: that there is a parking lot in Neptune City, New
Speaker 1: Jersey that used to be on the side or in
Speaker 1: the rear of depending on which part of the parking
Speaker 1: lot you were in. Yeah, that uh definitely probably still
Speaker 1: has some teeth buried in the freaking black top. Uh
Speaker 1: that that I put there from some boot camp returning Marines.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: So you know, things happened, just saying yeah, I'm not
Speaker 1: exactly proud of it, but at the same time, at
Speaker 1: the time I was, I did it.
Speaker 4: Hey, the town, little town I grew up, and there's
Speaker 4: a guy named Ronnie Reeves. He was scrawny, he didn't
Speaker 4: look tough, and he ended up beating the craft out
Speaker 4: of some bigger kid. And he went got his brother
Speaker 4: that just got out of the Navy boot camp, and
Speaker 4: he beat the.
Speaker 1: Crap out of him.
Speaker 4: His mother is the guy's mother, went to go get his.
Speaker 2: Mom and knock on the door.
Speaker 4: Hey, your so beat the crap out of my kids
Speaker 4: and all, since this is skinning sixteen year old, she goes,
Speaker 4: never mind. He was just tough, you know.
Speaker 2: And Ronnie ended up in the Marines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that was another a thing that would happen
Speaker 1: again in in my neighborhood. Sometimes these guys would be,
Speaker 1: you know, the goofy kid who you know was in
Speaker 1: ro OTC in high school. You know where they had
Speaker 1: you know, they walked around and I think it was
Speaker 1: like once a week or once a month. They actually
Speaker 1: went around in a Navy uniform. Uh, because we had
Speaker 1: the ROTC for the Navy and uh some places I
Speaker 1: think they had Army ROTC as well, but.
Speaker 4: I never saw it Army.
Speaker 1: Oh they had an all army Okay. Uh, I've heard
Speaker 1: of the Army, and I've seen the Navy in my
Speaker 1: own school and heard about it in other schools in Jersey,
Speaker 1: you know, but sometimes it would be the goofy kid
Speaker 1: who you know, previous years to him being in the
Speaker 1: ROTC and still with him in the ROTC was probably
Speaker 1: getting the crap kicked out of them off and on.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And if they actually followed through and went into the
Speaker 1: Navy and then came home, you know, sometimes they went
Speaker 1: around to get a little payback, you know, and it
Speaker 1: would it would be mixed results. Sometimes they got it
Speaker 1: and sometimes they didn't.
Speaker 4: You know, some guys did they some guys did you know,
Speaker 4: they reproduced you know, payback. You know, I get it,
Speaker 4: but that was yeah, I had.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, And and you know, depending on the circumstance,
Speaker 1: you know, you might root for the Navy kid, and
Speaker 1: you might root for the bully, depending on the circumstances,
Speaker 1: you know, Uh, because the bully wasn't that big of
Speaker 1: a bully and really the goofy Navy kid before becoming
Speaker 1: a uh you know, a boot camp miracle. Uh might
Speaker 1: it might have been doing stuff that caused his own
Speaker 1: problems occasionally, just saying uh, anyway, a lot of different
Speaker 1: dynamics there, And I don't even know why I'm mentioning that,
Speaker 1: except to say that. Uh, you know, just because you
Speaker 1: went to boot camp doesn't mean you're the toughest guy
Speaker 1: in your hometown automatically.
Speaker 4: You know, right, So you're yeah, you're.
Speaker 1: Still gonna fall into a hierarchy. And here's the other
Speaker 1: guarantee is, no matter who you are, where you are,
Speaker 1: there's always somebody tougher somewhere.
Speaker 4: Uh, you know.
Speaker 1: So, and even if they're not tough enough today, they
Speaker 1: will be tomorrow, and they may not be the next day.
Speaker 1: It could be, you know, just a random occurrence where
Speaker 1: they have one good day, uh, and they outshine somebody
Speaker 1: they couldn't normally.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: It just kind of comes out that way anyway, b Pete,
Speaker 1: you agree with any of this? Are you hearing all
Speaker 1: this or are you just thinking I'm being a jerk again.
Speaker 2: No, I'm listening and scanning news.
Speaker 1: Oh excellent. And it also looks like we have Jimmy
Speaker 1: James calling in, so you know, he might have something
Speaker 1: else to add. But you got anything else, Stanning, No, No.
Speaker 4: Let's let Jimmy James go. I yield my time right now.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'll talk about something else.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, So I'm gonna put you on hold just
Speaker 1: for the sake of noise, because believe it or not,
Speaker 1: you're feeding back a little bit. It must be that
Speaker 1: somehow I'm making too much. My phone is too loud
Speaker 1: going to you guys. I'll try and tweak that this week.
Speaker 1: But that might be a thing now where it's too
Speaker 1: loud going to you guys. I did just replace a
Speaker 1: wire or a cable, excuse me, in my setup, and
Speaker 1: it could be that the cable's now too good for
Speaker 1: the way I had it set. Either that or we
Speaker 1: got another cable going bad and it's just hot for
Speaker 1: now and it'll die soon and then something won't work
Speaker 1: at all, like you know, left channel or something. But anyway,
Speaker 1: such as life and such as the world of audio
Speaker 1: that you might be confronted with if you're trying to
Speaker 1: run it before I go to Jimmy VPTE, anything else
Speaker 1: you want to throw in? Or should I give the
Speaker 1: number and just pop Jimmy's line open?
Speaker 3: No, I did see this interesting story because I didn't
Speaker 3: hear about this during the week, But apparently the Supreme
Speaker 3: Court ruled six to three.
Speaker 2: That geo fence warren trigger Fourth Amendment protections.
Speaker 1: Okay, GEO sorry, geofence warrants can you help me out there?
Speaker 3: Right, Suppose a crime happened in downtown small city that
Speaker 3: I live in, and the SBI goes to the phone
Speaker 3: company and says, okay, we want every phone that was
Speaker 3: in this area between six and nine pm. That's no
Speaker 3: longer legal, Okay, So it infringes on your Fourth Amendment protection.
Speaker 2: It says the US Supreme Court rul.
Speaker 3: Six' three On monday that the geofence warrants law enforcement
Speaker 3: has relied on for years count as a search of
Speaker 3: the people they, catch even when those people did nothing
Speaker 3: but carry a phone through the wrong place at the wrong.
Speaker 1: Time, Okay so.
Speaker 2: They're gonna have to rewrite those procedures now to.
Speaker 1: WIN i guess it. Is but you, know again me
Speaker 1: with my counter intuitive, questioning, right always just as a curiosity,
Speaker 1: THOUGH i, mean theoretically they already do random searches when
Speaker 1: they're turning around scanning license plate, tags don't, They BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i mean it's like they scan your. Plate, okay maybe,
Speaker 1: it's you, know a vehicle that's on an amber alert,
Speaker 1: somewhere but maybe it's, not and you just don't have your.
Speaker 1: Insurance they automatically if they scan your, tag you this
Speaker 1: car is not, insured or the registration is no, good
Speaker 1: or you, know or something expired on, it, right and
Speaker 1: they'll go at. That yeah.
Speaker 3: Good that would be different in that you are operating
Speaker 3: a motor vehicle on a public. Roadway, therefore you're not
Speaker 3: immune from having your tag photograph because you can photograph in.
Speaker 3: Public if you're on public, property you do have a right. Privacy,
Speaker 3: okay driving a, car your registration is hasn't been. Renewed
Speaker 3: catch you on a license plate, scan then they can
Speaker 3: mail you the appropriate.
Speaker 2: Citation it's just like speeding.
Speaker 1: Cameras, okay but but here's but here's the, car, yeah the. Driver,
Speaker 1: Okay so here's my objection. Again, uh just just a little. Different,
Speaker 1: okay that's fine and, dandy AND i get your. Argument
Speaker 1: but if you are utilizing your phone and there are
Speaker 1: the you, know THE fcc does regulate, uh you, know
Speaker 1: the cell phone traffic a bit and, uh you, know
Speaker 1: things that pertain to communication with the towers and, such
Speaker 1: because there is utilization of what we call public airwaves
Speaker 1: to some, degree now not about, content but about what
Speaker 1: frequencies you're allowed to use for the cell phones and
Speaker 1: all that kind of. Stuff so could it be that
Speaker 1: you're using public airwaves to make a communication on a,
Speaker 1: utility and therefore we're just like you're driving on a
Speaker 1: public road with a, vehicle you know What i'm. Saying
Speaker 1: like in other, words Still i'm making the same, argument
Speaker 1: but a little. Different it just seems wrong to me
Speaker 1: that you can still scan for a phone being active
Speaker 1: for what the car is doing.
Speaker 2: There you know WHAT i.
Speaker 4: Mean, well point you have to.
Speaker 3: Have you have to have probable cause of a crime
Speaker 3: to get warned just because you have your phone in
Speaker 3: your pocket and you walk from POINT a to POINT
Speaker 3: b and in that walk you enter an area that
Speaker 3: they're looking for a. Suspect, yeah they can individually put
Speaker 3: a warrant out for your phone, records, okay but they
Speaker 3: have to have probable.
Speaker 2: Cause probable cause is not just walking down the.
Speaker 3: Street they would have to have something Else whereas you're
Speaker 3: making a phone call ACROSS fcc control communications, devices they
Speaker 3: again would have To and we're seeing this with people
Speaker 3: being told to have they have to unlock their phone
Speaker 3: when a cop pulls them over to see if they've been.
Speaker 3: Texting there are certain protections written into. It you've got
Speaker 3: to have probable cause to be able to go in
Speaker 3: now some and this has been the. FIGHT i don't
Speaker 3: know what's made it to The Supreme court. YET i
Speaker 3: think it's still at district court. Levels but there's been people, saying,
Speaker 3: well you have no you can't make me unlock my
Speaker 3: phone without a.
Speaker 2: Warrant, yeah and the cops, say.
Speaker 3: Okay well we'll just throw you in jail till you
Speaker 3: come up with unlocking your phone because we suspected you
Speaker 3: were texting while. Driving, SO i, mean there's different elements
Speaker 3: that you're going to argue in each individual. Case but
Speaker 3: just because you're using AN fcc controlled frequency to use
Speaker 3: your cell phone on does not give them an automatic
Speaker 3: right to go in and just start standing scanning.
Speaker 1: Calls, Yeah, Ziba that's that's the Point i'm arguing with
Speaker 1: about the license plate, thing is that what is there you,
Speaker 1: know freaking need to be going and scanning in the first,
Speaker 1: place like you know What i'm, saying and they're going
Speaker 1: to get invasive information that, way which you, know effectively
Speaker 1: turns around and creates an almost search of said vehicle
Speaker 1: or a search about you know What i'm.
Speaker 3: Saying, so, yeah you see it when you're operating a
Speaker 3: vehicle on a public, highway that you don't have a
Speaker 3: right to. Privacy they. CAN i, mean and we see
Speaker 3: this in THE. Uk they're probably the most camera nation on.
Speaker 3: Earth they can follow you Like, london they can follow
Speaker 3: you from like two miles outside Of london all the
Speaker 3: way through the city because they have so many cameras.
Speaker 3: Up and you're starting to see that about these flock
Speaker 3: cameras here in The United. States people are starting to
Speaker 3: cut them down and all saying it's an invasion of.
Speaker 3: Privacy courts have held that if you're operating a motor
Speaker 3: vehicle on a public, highway the cops have a right
Speaker 3: to pull you. Over, well they can make up any.
Speaker 3: Excuse oh well your turn signal didn't. Work well, here
Speaker 3: let me show you my turn signals. Working you, know
Speaker 3: the cop didn't see it. Working maybe the light was
Speaker 3: so bright he couldn't see the light blinking because the
Speaker 3: light the sunlight was directly.
Speaker 2: Hitting the lens and he didn't see a.
Speaker 4: Change you, know.
Speaker 2: Things like that get argued in court all the.
Speaker 3: Time but basically the courts Of, hell if you're operating
Speaker 3: a motor vehicle on a public, thoroughfare you're subject to.
Speaker 1: Search, okay but see that's the. Thing, though you're operating
Speaker 1: a cell phone which is now within a monitored you,
Speaker 1: know thoroughfare again or a you, know a a in
Speaker 1: place of conveyance which is the air and the digital
Speaker 1: signals which are regulated by THE. Fcc, also so you
Speaker 1: see WHAT i, mean you're Not, yeah.
Speaker 3: But you're not operating when you operate your, phone you are.
Speaker 3: Not you're not on a public thoroughfare with with a
Speaker 3: possible safety.
Speaker 1: Issue well, see NOW i could argue your, phone, yeah because.
Speaker 3: Your Phone i'm sitting in my, house BUT i mean
Speaker 3: be hitting a tower three miles down the. Road, yeah
Speaker 3: they would have to have Probable, technically they're supposed to
Speaker 3: have probable, cause be able to pull your phone records
Speaker 3: and see who you were talking.
Speaker 1: To, yeah but they never have. It they just they
Speaker 1: start pulling stuff in the course of doing other things
Speaker 1: and therefore, oops o. Case so now we, know you
Speaker 1: know What i'm. Saying so it's almost the same.
Speaker 3: Principle, yeah that's the whole argument over these feis a
Speaker 3: warrants over foreign. Intelligence you, KNOW i might have a
Speaker 3: cousin that lives In, germany SO i call them on
Speaker 3: my cell phone and we're talking back and. Forth now
Speaker 3: they can catch the phone call because it's an international
Speaker 3: call and investigate my brother In. Germany, ye but they
Speaker 3: don't have a legal right unless they go through and
Speaker 3: get a specific warrant to start investigating, me unless they
Speaker 3: hear through investigating him being foreign in a foreign, nation
Speaker 3: and find a probable cause to go after. Me they
Speaker 3: were laundering, money AND i called my brother In.
Speaker 2: GERMANY i, Say, okay.
Speaker 3: Next ship is going to go out On, monday and
Speaker 3: it's going to hit these banks and then we're going
Speaker 3: to immediately turn it over to these other, banks and
Speaker 3: then we're gonna transfer it to the third.
Speaker 2: Ones and then by that time it's been washed three.
Speaker 3: Times you can go ahead and start pulling the money
Speaker 3: out and spending it because it's been. Laundered, okay they
Speaker 3: catch him on A pfisa warrant talking about money, laundering and.
Speaker 2: Then they can go back after. Me but they got
Speaker 2: to catch him.
Speaker 3: First and that was the problem with these with this
Speaker 3: crap going on With, trump they were USING pisa, warrants
Speaker 3: they were, swearing they were illegally swearing to things that
Speaker 3: had not happened to get these warrants. Approved and the
Speaker 3: big thing has Been well that's the problem WITH. FISA
Speaker 3: fisa is supposed to go after foreign intelligence, targets but
Speaker 3: in the, meantime you're gathering up all of these domestic
Speaker 3: individuals and you're violating their rights going after. Them, yeah
Speaker 3: and that's, why you, know the big argument against renew
Speaker 3: AND fisa every year is because and you, know face,
Speaker 3: it if a three letter agency wants to find out
Speaker 3: about you and they don't want to go through the war, process.
Speaker 2: They just go to these damn data brokers and get your.
Speaker 2: Information well that's the other.
Speaker 1: Thing well, Everywhere, yeah you can just buy it, anyway
Speaker 1: and they have. Budgets but besides, that here's the other
Speaker 1: kicker on, that as far As i'm, concerned Is, okay,
Speaker 1: fine you have your rights And i'm not allowed to search.
Speaker 1: You but you're talking to your brother In. Germany, well
Speaker 1: he doesn't have those. Rights SO i am now investigating
Speaker 1: your conversations and your interactions because they're with the foreign. Guy,
Speaker 1: Right so it's justifiable on one, end but not the.
Speaker 1: Other But i'm going to get information on. Both so you,
Speaker 1: Know i'm just trying to say that there.
Speaker 3: Is a big complaint that's been going on Since feiser was,
Speaker 3: approved they can gather up all these people that you
Speaker 3: don't have a legal right to.
Speaker 2: Go after and start digging into their. Stuff and then to.
Speaker 3: Be protections in. Place for, example before you had VOICEOVER, ip.
Speaker 2: You had a dedicated phone.
Speaker 3: Line and at that, time people like for a job, application,
Speaker 3: okay before you, start we need a copy of your driver's.
Speaker 2: License, well it's illegal.
Speaker 3: To have copies on file of people's driver's licenses and
Speaker 3: have them send over the. Wire and that's why they
Speaker 3: would always, say don't email, it fax, it and they,
Speaker 3: did we need to see we need to see a
Speaker 3: replica of that check don't email, it fax. It and
Speaker 3: it was because dedicated phone lines were protected from wire
Speaker 3: taps and other. Things, well then you had all these
Speaker 3: cable companies VOICEOVER. Ip so if you were to call
Speaker 3: your perspective employer and they, say, okay well just go
Speaker 3: ahead and and fax meet, Okay well a fax is
Speaker 3: fine when.
Speaker 2: It's on a dedicated phone.
Speaker 3: Line it's protected from illegal, intrusion but not VOICEOVER ip
Speaker 3: and not emailing it on the. Internet those protections aren't in.
Speaker 3: Place so that's why you know these. PROTECTIVES i had
Speaker 3: an employer tell, me, WELL i need a copy of
Speaker 3: your driver's license so we can go ahead and run
Speaker 3: the license check and see if you've got any outstanding,
Speaker 3: stuff because if you had a bunch of speeding tickets in,
Speaker 3: that they didn't want you to drive any company.
Speaker 2: Vehicle so they, said, well you, know just email it to.
Speaker 2: ME i, SAID i.
Speaker 3: Can't, WHY i, said because anybody could get. It anybody
Speaker 3: can hack the net and hack an internet.
Speaker 2: System i'll fax it to. You, well we don't have
Speaker 2: a fax.
Speaker 3: ANYMORE i, said, well then you'll just have to wait
Speaker 3: TILL i show up with a copy of my. License
Speaker 3: and it was because of sending it over a secure telephone,
Speaker 3: line so we don't have that. Anymore most of, these
Speaker 3: a lot of phone, Companies Nathan, white have gone to
Speaker 3: voice OVER, ip which offers you no protection on the
Speaker 3: transmission of. Data and that's why access because they were
Speaker 3: on a dedicated phone line had those protections built.
Speaker 1: In, okay, well you, know fair, Enough But, JIMMY i
Speaker 1: think your phone line is. Open uh you, KNOW i
Speaker 1: just think we could probably bat this back and forth
Speaker 1: forever if we wanted. To, So, jimmy what's on your? Mind? Uh, oh,
Speaker 1: oh there he.
Speaker 4: Is uh.
Speaker 6: Yep oh, yeah The Supreme court made.
Speaker 7: Off packs supertrucious decisions You, Pete.
Speaker 4: MMM i think they're all.
Speaker 1: Drugs so is this is his latest? One any good to,
Speaker 1: You jimmy or you think it's a bad?
Speaker 4: One, uh there's spend several bad descitious the name.
Speaker 7: As far as, that uh self saying it's the same
Speaker 7: technology that you said that everyone's dead was faked for
Speaker 7: ten technology during the twenty twenty meals. Situation but now
Speaker 7: it's back to being bill and everyone's against.
Speaker 4: It it's.
Speaker 7: Real, yeah it.
Speaker 1: Works who said what was? FAKE i missed that part
Speaker 1: because you're SAYING i said it was something was?
Speaker 4: Fake twenty twenty twenty twenty thousand.
Speaker 7: Meles remember.
Speaker 2: The movie one? Thousand?
Speaker 1: Oh, no, okay the movie is a separate issue from the.
Speaker 1: Technology which technology are we talking?
Speaker 6: About the kind Be peak just spoke.
Speaker 1: About, well, OKAY i know that collection of every type
Speaker 1: of data has been available to the government since ninety,
Speaker 1: seven SO i would never say that was. Fake, however
Speaker 1: if the scenario was laid out in that thousand, MULES
Speaker 1: i DON'T i don't remember now exactly which part we're talking,
Speaker 1: about BUT i might have disputed that something happened a certain.
Speaker 1: Way but the idea that ever since The Telecommunications act
Speaker 1: of ninety, seven you, know the the government has had
Speaker 1: access to every piece of data that can be produced
Speaker 1: by a cell phone. Company as far AS i, know
Speaker 1: that's never changed and only gotten more. Sophisticated but the
Speaker 1: thousand MULES i would separate. There you, KNOW i don't,
Speaker 1: know you, know depends on which scenario we're talking about
Speaker 1: as to whether you know it really happened that way or.
Speaker 1: Whatever but that technology has been there since the. Nineties,
Speaker 1: well they used.
Speaker 7: That technology and they had the people.
Speaker 6: On video you see them with the giants sacked some,
Speaker 6: Nail so, yeah it.
Speaker 7: Happened, Okay, well LIKE i, said that was the least
Speaker 7: of The supreme citra these they've made up enough news
Speaker 7: right for illegal. ALIENS i guess you can't hear. Now
Speaker 7: you're a big, Citizen, Okay, okay you.
Speaker 6: Don't know about.
Speaker 1: This, No i'm not Saying i'm just the. Specifics i'm
Speaker 1: not sure which specific thing you're talking, About So i'm,
Speaker 1: not you, know arguing or. Agreeing i'm just kind of
Speaker 1: letting you just say what you want to.
Speaker 8: Say, well, anyway familiar with the news story or the
Speaker 8: decision showing, right then.
Speaker 1: There you GO vpid anything you want to.
Speaker 3: Add what on the illegal alien, issue on the birthright, citizenship.
Speaker 1: Whatever you want to add to, whatever go for.
Speaker 3: It, well going back to first the, telecommunications that's what
Speaker 3: they did On january. Sixth they used geo fencing to
Speaker 3: get information of who had their phone IN dc doing
Speaker 3: a certain, thing and then.
Speaker 2: They went to those people's banks and.
Speaker 3: Said we want their data on their purchases for their
Speaker 3: credit cards to see what who was doing, What and that's.
Speaker 2: How a lot of people got caught up in.
Speaker 3: It there were a few people here in my area
Speaker 3: that got caught up in that simply because they were
Speaker 3: up there for a wedding In arlington and they happened
Speaker 3: to go into D c and their numbers came up geo,
Speaker 3: fenced and then their bank after the federal government contacted the,
Speaker 3: bank the bank let the customer, know, hey you know
Speaker 3: you're at records were, accessed which ticked a lot of people.
Speaker 3: Off but that's just one way the, government you, know
Speaker 3: manipulates the rule to get whatever they.
Speaker 2: Want now for the birthright.
Speaker 3: Citizen, THING i saw that decision coming Because congress has.
Speaker 3: Not when they created the Fourteenth, amendment which gave the
Speaker 3: right of birthright. Citizenship it was done after The Civil,
Speaker 3: war and what it was done for was so that
Speaker 3: all of the children of slaves that had been born
Speaker 3: in this country became. Citizens now they had that little
Speaker 3: caveat in the Fourteenth. Amendments who says under the jurisdiction
Speaker 3: of The United states that was describing those. Slaves they
Speaker 3: were already, Here they were born, here and they were
Speaker 3: under the jurisdiction of The United. States congress has not
Speaker 3: done anything since then to amend to have an amendment
Speaker 3: to The constitution in regards to the Fourteenth, amendment to
Speaker 3: do anything about.
Speaker 2: People we have birth terrorism in this. COUNTRY a lot
Speaker 2: Of chinese individuals come.
Speaker 3: Over here to have their kid just so he'll have birthright,
Speaker 3: citizenship and then they go back To. China there was
Speaker 3: a court case not long ago about a family that
Speaker 3: was here AND i forget.
Speaker 2: Which country they were.
Speaker 3: FROM i want to say they were From Hong kong
Speaker 3: or Somewhere Southeast.
Speaker 2: Asia they were.
Speaker 3: Here, working they had a, child they went back to
Speaker 3: their home. Country after twenty some odd, years the kid
Speaker 3: comes back to The United states and gets nabbed up
Speaker 3: with ice and he's, going wait a, MINUTE i was born,
Speaker 3: Here i'm a. Citizen that case didn't go very far
Speaker 3: before he got thrown, out you, know against the guy
Speaker 3: he was a. Citizen But congress hasn't done anything to
Speaker 3: fix that since thely eighteen hundreds when the Fourteenth.
Speaker 2: Amendment was ratified and.
Speaker 7: Prop untilineteen, sixties no one was so damn stupid that
Speaker 7: they would have ever even tried to have made that.
Speaker 6: Argument well to The Civil war, amendments.
Speaker 3: But that's but it's how they're, written and that's what
Speaker 3: screwed them up on this. One when they, said under
Speaker 3: the jurisdiction of The United, states they could have, gone,
Speaker 3: see we didn't have any illegal immigrant problem back in
Speaker 3: the eighteen, sixties eighteen, seventies we didn't have that many
Speaker 3: coming over.
Speaker 2: Here but since then it's. Mushroomed and now that you.
Speaker 3: Know look what we went through With, biden the number
Speaker 3: of the millions of people that came across the border
Speaker 3: just to have a. Kid now the kid is a,
Speaker 3: citizen and because the kid can't fend for, himself he
Speaker 3: automatically qualifies for all of this aid through welfare And
Speaker 3: medicaid and all these, others and so the parents automatically
Speaker 3: benefit from that in that they basically have their form
Speaker 3: of support over an anchor.
Speaker 2: Baby and this has been discussed.
Speaker 7: From that decision and their decision to just keep ACCEPTING
Speaker 7: i guess mail In ballant and definitely until The democrats
Speaker 7: produce enough to win any. RACE i guess that's.
Speaker 6: A okay, Now so that's.
Speaker 8: It the two hundred and.
Speaker 7: Fiftieth The republic will not stand much. Longer the so
Speaker 7: Called Supreme court just did, everything put everything in place
Speaker 7: to ensure its. Destruction you have.
Speaker 3: To look at how walls are written and the. Verbiage
Speaker 3: for something to be, constitutional it has to be worded
Speaker 3: in a certain way or be tied.
Speaker 2: To a certain one of the. Constitutions not even worth arguing.
Speaker 7: About these people are making up fake rights based on fake.
Speaker 7: INTERPRETATIONS i would suggest The president tew HIS doj to
Speaker 7: start issuing interpretations of The Supreme court's.
Speaker 1: Interpretations, jimmy that, yeah every administration kind of does that
Speaker 1: when they issued directives to their DJs uh to, uh you,
Speaker 1: know to handle latest, hearing you, know latest. Rulings. Uh this,
Speaker 1: way this is how we see. It this is how
Speaker 1: you handle, it and therefore this is the change or no.
Speaker 1: Change i've seen every administration issue memos like that like
Speaker 1: no matter when in modern times regarding any anything that
Speaker 1: changes or. Whatever, RIGHT i, mean don't they all do?
Speaker 1: That or AM i? Mistaken?
Speaker 7: Yeah but every single little pisson AND dc court in
Speaker 7: this country keeps filing frivolous garbage. Obstructing The president need
Speaker 7: to put an end to. It it's time then the
Speaker 7: check ass.
Speaker 6: Reap what he needs to do is, say.
Speaker 7: Okay, well according to The Supreme court's newest, ruling apparently
Speaker 7: the entire world is un under the jurisdiction of The
Speaker 7: United states Of america. Thereof so The Supreme, court as
Speaker 7: far As i'm, concerned just declared that the whole world
Speaker 7: is under our. JURISDICTION i think The president should immediately
Speaker 7: act on.
Speaker 4: This Seized cuba And.
Speaker 1: Greenland, well you, KNOW i, mean, sorry how in the hell.
Speaker 3: Did The Supreme court decide that the whole world is
Speaker 3: under the jurisdiction of The United.
Speaker 2: States?
Speaker 7: Well, gee The Fourteenth amendment said that the people that
Speaker 7: were birthright citizens were born in The United states under
Speaker 7: the jurisdiction Thereof Supreme. Court just, Said NOW.
Speaker 2: I comes here.
Speaker 6: Apparently banded it to.
Speaker 7: BE i guess the whole, world anyone from the world
Speaker 7: could come, Here SO i guess our jurisdiction is.
Speaker 1: Boundless, Well i'll tell you what we're Gonna we're gonna
Speaker 1: take a quick, break just BECAUSE i need. To and
Speaker 1: it's been about an hour we've been live. Already but
Speaker 1: that's food for thought as we go take a quick.
Speaker 1: Break but to my, knowledge you, know and HERE i,
Speaker 1: Go i'm gonna throw more monkey wrenches into the. Machinery why,
Speaker 1: not you, know to my, knowledge the only like worldwide
Speaker 1: decree was some time ago when The pope declared that
Speaker 1: every soul on earth is under you, know the control
Speaker 1: of The Catholic. Church that. Happened but this other, CONCEPT i,
Speaker 1: Mean i'm not familiar with the whole everywhere being under
Speaker 1: the jurisdiction of The United. States but maybe we'll hear
Speaker 1: about that more when we come back from the. Break B.
Speaker 1: Pete i'm gonna go and probably use the, bathroom and you,
Speaker 1: know you can get coffee or, whatever and we'll continue
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Speaker 1: you might hear about here and there. OPPORTUNITY i am
Speaker 1: selling off some of my PRIMARY jfk photographic uh materials
Speaker 1: uh that have been utilized that are actually you, know
Speaker 1: from that are the wire photos or from wire PHOTOS
Speaker 1: uh photographs that were created by me or for me
Speaker 1: in order to demonstrate certain things or et, cetera et.
Speaker 1: Cetera so, UH i do have some of those. Left and,
Speaker 1: indeed one of the guys on the line right, now you,
Speaker 1: know actually got in contact with me and said he
Speaker 1: wanted certain, things and he's got a package on his
Speaker 1: way to him now that is in the hands of THE.
Speaker 1: Usps so you, know our experiences and results may, vary
Speaker 1: but with any, luck what will show up For Jimmy
Speaker 1: james is some of my primary research materials, again you,
Speaker 1: know photographic, stuff especially related to the media and the
Speaker 1: coverage of the assassination the presidency and the investigations of
Speaker 1: THE jfk incident On november twenty, second nineteen sixty. Three
Speaker 1: and when as soon As i'm done with this, BROADCAST
Speaker 1: i might actually have to be on a call and
Speaker 1: get rid of almost the rest of, them because OTHERWISE
Speaker 1: i was just going to divvy him up between my you,
Speaker 1: know few remaining friends IN Jfk land and just ask
Speaker 1: them if they want an envelope full of this stuff or,
Speaker 1: not you, know and maybe look kick me something for,
Speaker 1: shipping LIKE B pete, definitely if there's anything left. OVER
Speaker 1: B Pete we'll probably get an envelope with something in
Speaker 1: it THAT i use for research material if he wants,
Speaker 1: it and if he says, nah then Maybe i'll just
Speaker 1: send him a couple of baseball cards or. Something you,
Speaker 1: know it'll just be the way it. Goes so if you're,
Speaker 1: interested message me, somewhere email me real, quick BECAUSE i
Speaker 1: have a FEELING i might actually sell off the rest,
Speaker 1: tonight which will help with support on. Things And i'm
Speaker 1: not getting a lot of donations, lately so, Look i'll
Speaker 1: sell some STUFF i got that, Next i'll work on
Speaker 1: the books THAT i, have getting rid of ninety percent
Speaker 1: of them at. Least you, Know i'm gonna Keep Larry hancock,
Speaker 1: Stuff i'll Keep Walt brown, Stuff i'll keep my friends
Speaker 1: things that are on my, Shelf Allen dale's, book you,
Speaker 1: know stuff like. That And i'll have about a shelfs
Speaker 1: worth OF jfk material that i'll you, know continue to.
Speaker 1: Have but Since i'm no longer going to be invited
Speaker 1: to present or be part of the community or have
Speaker 1: a need to speak about this anywhere because nobody wants
Speaker 1: to hear WHAT i have to, say screw. It might
Speaker 1: as well get rid of stuff that's gonna collect dust
Speaker 1: and maybe it'll be useful to you or someone you,
Speaker 1: Know so get in touch with. Me and, Yeah i've,
Speaker 1: got you, know photos Of oswald's, arrest some that are,
Speaker 1: common some that are. Not and these are you, know
Speaker 1: actual physical, photos not digital stuff that you can. DOWNLOAD
Speaker 1: i would have to physically mail it to. You one
Speaker 1: lady In switzerland decided to contact, me and not the
Speaker 1: usual LADY i talked. TO i don't know If i'm
Speaker 1: gonna bother with that because of the international mailing. Issues
Speaker 1: but you, know, THANKFULLY i thought nobody wanted. Them but
Speaker 1: thankfully a few people have stepped forward and actually want
Speaker 1: some of this. Stuff AND i am sending it out
Speaker 1: at a tremendous. Discount i'm not sending it at the
Speaker 1: rate THAT i paid for. It i'm giving extra stuff.
Speaker 1: Even you, know if people spend a little you put
Speaker 1: in a hundred, bucks you're gonna get more than one
Speaker 1: hundred bucks worth on my price. List and, frankly you
Speaker 1: could not buy this stuff today or WHEN i acquired,
Speaker 1: it for the Price i'm sending it more like you,
Speaker 1: Know i'm sending it to you at about twenty percent
Speaker 1: of the. Cost so that's the way it is because
Speaker 1: some of these you, know wire photos and things people
Speaker 1: sell for one hundred bucks a. Pop some of them
Speaker 1: go for twenty five bucks a. Pop some of, them you,
Speaker 1: know some of the photos THAT i create don't exist anywhere.
Speaker 1: Else they're one of a kind because they were created for,
Speaker 1: me or they were created for a PRESENTATION i was,
Speaker 1: doing or they were created for a presentation THAT i
Speaker 1: was helping someone else. Do and some of these things
Speaker 1: were acquired for that, purpose like a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: The garrison, stuff you, know which include you, know LIKE
Speaker 1: ap AND upi photos Of Jim garrison and the notes
Speaker 1: and the stuff that came from the, archives et. Cetera
Speaker 1: and also have photographic reference stuff FROM CBS tv and
Speaker 1: things like. That so, yeah all that, Stuff i'm getting
Speaker 1: rid of, it and you want to be in on.
Speaker 1: It probably, tonight last, CHANCE i, Think but there might
Speaker 1: be some stuff left. Over and LIKE i, said after a,
Speaker 1: minute you, know MAYBE i send one To, SWANSON i
Speaker 1: send one To, BPETE i send one To Larry hancock
Speaker 1: if he feels like having, it and that'll be the
Speaker 1: end of. That AND i have some thin booklets as
Speaker 1: well that are either rare difficult to find or no
Speaker 1: longer exist seemingly anywhere. Else and these are printed, materials
Speaker 1: all my monographs and stuff that were printed by hand
Speaker 1: by somebody and stapled together and crap like. That that's
Speaker 1: In New. Jersey and IF i ever get back To,
Speaker 1: Jersey i'm gonna empty out the secret stash as. Well
Speaker 1: so that'll be one of the kind interviews and, again
Speaker 1: monographs and booklets and pamphlets and correspondents and, everything with
Speaker 1: the exception of the materials related to the investigation of
Speaker 1: my father's, Death i'll probably just give away if nobody
Speaker 1: wants to buy them from, me Because i'll just clear that. Out,
Speaker 1: Okay so there you. Go, uh that's What i'm gonna,
Speaker 1: doing a little bit of a fire, sale and, hell
Speaker 1: it comes down to, It i'll light it on fire
Speaker 1: IF i have. To it's gonna. Go it's gonna go.
Speaker 1: Somewhere so either the, landfill the fire, pit your uh you,
Speaker 1: know study if you, will somebody else's, hands first, come first. Serve.
Speaker 1: Okay so all that having been said to Be, pete
Speaker 1: we Got jimmy still on the. LINE i think we
Speaker 1: Got danny. There let me double. Check uh, yeah we
Speaker 1: Have danny And jimmy, there and you were in the
Speaker 1: middle of talking To. Jimmy so should we continue with
Speaker 1: that or SHOULD i pop them both back open on
Speaker 1: the line or invite others at three one, nine, five two,
Speaker 1: seven five zero one six three one nine five two
Speaker 1: seven five zero one. Six we're gonna go a little
Speaker 1: bit over ten o'clock, tonight but not much CAUSE i
Speaker 1: got to get to somebody AND i don't Think aaron
Speaker 1: is coming as far AS i know to uh do
Speaker 1: the show this. Week So i'm gonna get to uh
Speaker 1: hopefully selling some photos and that WAY i don't have
Speaker 1: to beg you you guys for donations this week. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Yeah so what should we, do B. Pete should we
Speaker 1: Bring jimmy back on by himself Or jimmy And danny
Speaker 1: or what's your call on this?
Speaker 3: One, well in reference to what we were, DISCUSSING i
Speaker 3: just have two points and then we can bring everybody back.
Speaker 2: On, first we mentioned the.
Speaker 3: Ballot. Case the case was that went before The Supreme
Speaker 3: court was A missouri case.
Speaker 2: And they had.
Speaker 3: Basically they had rules in place for accepting mail in,
Speaker 3: ballots and what The Supreme.
Speaker 2: Court decided was this.
Speaker 3: That they could count absentee mail in ballots that were
Speaker 3: postmarked by election day.
Speaker 2: For up to five days after the.
Speaker 4: Election they still had.
Speaker 2: To Meet they still had to have signature requirements and everything.
Speaker 3: Else so basically what they ruled was it was not
Speaker 3: unconstitutional for them to accept mail in ballots that had
Speaker 3: a postmark by election day for up to five.
Speaker 2: Days, now that's not what we see In.
Speaker 3: California In, california it takes somewhat three weeks, Sometimes so
Speaker 3: that was the. Specifics that was A missouri case that
Speaker 3: they decided, upon and they decided, that, yes accepting mail
Speaker 3: in ballots with a postmark by or on election day
Speaker 3: for five days afterwards was not, unconstitutional which seems. Reasonable
Speaker 3: you have mail in, ballots especially with the problem with
Speaker 3: the Post. Office, now you, know we have a lot
Speaker 3: of service people that are in different countries and they
Speaker 3: send their mail in ballots in as long as they're
Speaker 3: postmarked by election day and they're counted within those five days,
Speaker 3: afterwards it's.
Speaker 4: Legit.
Speaker 2: Right that's that.
Speaker 3: Case on the other case on birthright, citizenship and this
Speaker 3: is WHAT i mean about you have to be careful
Speaker 3: how you word. Things the Whole united See jimmy's thinking
Speaker 3: that all the president has to do is declare that
Speaker 3: everybody's under our, jurisdiction so therefore we have control over
Speaker 3: everybody and where they.
Speaker 2: Go that's what started this problem in the first.
Speaker 3: Place trump came in and made an executive decision that
Speaker 3: birthright citizenship did not mean illegal immigrants coming here having a,
Speaker 3: baby and then that person was automatically assigned. Citizenship we
Speaker 3: have rules in place if someone is a member of
Speaker 3: a foreign, embassy if someone is here on a temporary,
Speaker 3: visa there are things that restrict you being able to
Speaker 3: come here and have a baby and then claiming citizenship
Speaker 3: for that child and then benefiting.
Speaker 2: Of the rights of that.
Speaker 3: Child congress has seen this problem, coming and just like
Speaker 3: healthcare And Social security And medicare and, medicaid damn done
Speaker 3: goddamn thing to fix. It so they're in this boat
Speaker 3: because of their lack of. Action, Okay and that's the
Speaker 3: problem with the government that we have right. Now so
Speaker 3: until they amend the, constitution amend the Fourteenth amendment to
Speaker 3: include this and this and.
Speaker 2: Exclude specifically that and, that.
Speaker 4: We're going to have this.
Speaker 3: Issue so it's where they've kicked the can down the.
Speaker 3: Road and now it's time to kick the can. Again
Speaker 3: either pick the can up and do something about it
Speaker 3: and call the, game or put the can down and
Speaker 3: kick it further down the.
Speaker 2: Road that's where we're.
Speaker 1: At so strange. THING i would be careful again, about you,
Speaker 1: know talking about embassies and that kind of, thing because
Speaker 1: a lot of people forget. That, like let's just say
Speaker 1: you're born on the grounds of An american embassy that
Speaker 1: happens to be In, Cuba, russia. Anywhere guess, What you're
Speaker 1: still born on land that is part of The United.
Speaker 2: States if, no let's look at it this. Way let's
Speaker 2: say my.
Speaker 3: Parents all, right let's say my parents are an attashade
Speaker 3: to The United.
Speaker 1: States, okay from From, okay from where and where they located? Physically,
Speaker 1: right they worked.
Speaker 2: For The United states embassy In, Japan, okay all, right
Speaker 2: they have a.
Speaker 3: Child japan doesn't GET i, mean they're born in a
Speaker 3: hospital which is off embassy. Grounds, Okay japan doesn't automatically
Speaker 3: give that child. Citizenship no other country gives you automatic
Speaker 3: citizenship based on just. Birthright it depends on who your parents,
Speaker 3: are who your parents are citizens.
Speaker 2: Of blah blah. Blah so that's been a lot of the, Argument,
Speaker 2: well no other country does.
Speaker 3: This, no no other country does.
Speaker 2: THIS i could have gone To, sweden or let's put
Speaker 2: it this, way WHEN i was In.
Speaker 3: Switzerland suppose my girlfriend AND i had had a child
Speaker 3: WHILE i was over. There because the child had A
Speaker 3: swiss parent and A us, parent that child would have
Speaker 3: dual citizenship because that child is. Mine therefore it would
Speaker 3: qualify for citizenship in this. Country and because it was
Speaker 3: hers and she's A swiss, citizen they would have citizenship
Speaker 3: in that. Country they would have dual. Nationality so it
Speaker 3: depends on the. Circumstances but the way the Fourteenth amendment is,
Speaker 3: written if somebody comes across the, border are they subject
Speaker 3: to the laws of the jurisdiction of The United.
Speaker 2: States, yes they. Are if they go out and.
Speaker 3: Commit a murder or commit a, crime they're tried under
Speaker 3: laws of The United.
Speaker 2: States, Okay so.
Speaker 3: If you come across the border and drop your kid
Speaker 3: and then go back To, mexico that, kid unfortunately as.
Speaker 3: Citizenship so until they changed the, amendment we're gonna have
Speaker 3: this issue and you're gonna Watch congress not do a
Speaker 3: damn thing about.
Speaker 2: It just like every other major. Problem they kick the
Speaker 2: can down the.
Speaker 4: Road all.
Speaker 1: Right so with, That i'm Gonna jimmy Or danny or
Speaker 1: both or WHAT i think we should start With jimmy, Though,
Speaker 1: yeah that's, Fine, okay Just jimmy Or jimmy And danny.
Speaker 2: Either you will Bring jimmy, on then Bring danny. On
Speaker 2: i'm Sure.
Speaker 3: Danny this is an issue out Where danny lives as.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah. Definitely. Okay NOW i just was, asking you,
Speaker 1: know order what you want to. Do that's, all, Okay
Speaker 1: So jimmy, first and then we'll get To danny in a.
Speaker 1: Minute so there you, Go, jimmy you're back, on And
Speaker 1: i'll shut up and let you out.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 4: Good, yeah, bad bad bad.
Speaker 1: Law there, hmm that.
Speaker 7: Turned down the.
Speaker 4: Road but question For.
Speaker 7: Danny, uh you know two years AGO i predicted The
Speaker 7: Democrat party would be discental.
Speaker 1: Grading, hey, Hey, jimmy you want me to Put Jimmy jimmy.
Speaker 7: Got The democrat sost Of?
Speaker 1: America, Jimmy, wait, wait, Wait, Jimmy, jimmy hang on a.
Speaker 1: Second do you want me to Put danny on while
Speaker 1: you asked this question or you just want to ask him? First?
Speaker 7: YEAH i was asking the questions long as you could have.
Speaker 1: On, Yeah, NO i just want to know you do
Speaker 1: want me to unmute him while you're asking the, Question
Speaker 1: that's What i'm.
Speaker 4: ASKING i don't see how it.
Speaker 1: Matters, Okay, well because he could answer you in real
Speaker 1: time IF i don't have to unmute. Him that's. Why, Okay,
Speaker 1: Danny i'm gonna unmute, you and you're on With Jimmy,
Speaker 1: james And i'll just sit. Back. SORRY i just wanted
Speaker 1: to make sure we had it set.
Speaker 13: First go, Ahead, yes, sir there was a, Question, yes go, Ahead. Jimmy,
Speaker 13: well the question was also.
Speaker 7: A predictions vixtending like it was a non issue a
Speaker 7: couple of years. Ago Now James carrvill has, said, yeah
Speaker 7: it's going to. Happen it would seem that Your democrat
Speaker 7: party's got at least separate into, two The democrat socialist
Speaker 7: and the Regular democrat. Whatevers would you agree with that or?
Speaker 4: What what's? UP i think that there's there's always been a.
Speaker 4: CONFLICT i Think James carville is. Interesting he kind of
Speaker 4: represents what's called what was called The Democratic Leadership council
Speaker 4: that was started in nineteen eighty five was a response
Speaker 4: to The Reagan, revolution where The Democrat party moved to
Speaker 4: more of a centrist corporates law as they were starting
Speaker 4: to move away from from The New. Deal AND i
Speaker 4: think they had to do with uh trying to because
Speaker 4: the large. Money it's, SORRY i got a.
Speaker 1: Dog yeah that that's not my. Dog in case anybody's,
Speaker 1: wondering that one.
Speaker 4: Mine, yeah she heard your she heard your dogs go,
Speaker 4: Off so she's now trying to talk to.
Speaker 1: Him i'm sorry about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, no no. Worries What i'm What i'm
Speaker 4: saying IS i think that for The Democrat party it's
Speaker 4: healthy BECAUSE i think The Democrat party, leadership in my,
Speaker 4: opinion has been absolutely. UPSETIC i do not Like hutching
Speaker 4: gestures and do not Like Jeff. SCHUMER i, mean these
Speaker 4: elections are too. Close that's my BIGGEST i mean they
Speaker 4: may be A democrat, here but these elections are way
Speaker 4: too close for my. Liking they hired so much money
Speaker 4: for these consultants to make these elections. Close AND i
Speaker 4: Like James cargill at, times but you know, what it's,
Speaker 4: okay he's a he's a big Money. Democrat he has
Speaker 4: some interesting. Opinions BUT i think this is a natural
Speaker 4: maturation that's going to have to, happen if that makes.
Speaker 4: Sense mm. HMM i mean it's a younger younger people are.
Speaker 4: Frustrated my biggest issue with The Democratic party is stop
Speaker 4: moving going to the.
Speaker 2: Right go back to The New.
Speaker 4: Deal they were much more, effective they were much. Better
Speaker 4: you benefited more from The New deal.
Speaker 2: Policies instead of this all this. Compromise mm.
Speaker 1: Hmm just my.
Speaker 4: OPINION i, MEAN i understand your product. PREDICTION i, MEAN
Speaker 4: i respect your. Prediction. Jenny so there you, Have, Jim, yeah.
Speaker 6: Going to be very.
Speaker 4: WELL i doubt.
Speaker 6: It they're all technically pardon, there they're on they're they're
Speaker 6: their own. Party, yes you could end up with the.
Speaker 7: Street party dealers for such what twenty twenty eight of us.
Speaker 4: SLEEP i think, THAT i think that that would be
Speaker 4: a healthy. THING i like to see a little bit of.
Speaker 4: INFIGHTING i, mean they're the problem with The Democratic party
Speaker 4: is the. LEADERSHIP i, mean it goes from state to. National, No,
Speaker 4: no it's not in.
Speaker 6: Fighting you don't seem to get.
Speaker 13: It they want to break.
Speaker 7: Off they wanted to Destroy Luck schumer and all the
Speaker 7: rest of.
Speaker 4: Them all The jeffers can, go in my, attention all of.
Speaker 6: The, guys all of those so Called.
Speaker 7: Democrats prographs are now considered old fuddy. Duddies these, characters
Speaker 7: they're all down with the. Revolution, Man, well let's just.
Speaker 13: Hope i'm.
Speaker 4: Not i'm all for peaceful. Revolutions it's a matter to be.
Speaker 1: Hm SO i guess we're still at the revolution will
Speaker 1: not be. Televised, YEAH i mean you look at look
Speaker 1: at THE i mean this.
Speaker 4: HAPPENS i, mean look at The Republican. Party they've they've
Speaker 4: gone through their internal. FIGHTS i, mean do you think
Speaker 4: Really Mitch connell really wants to bend the need Of Donald. Trump,
Speaker 4: no there's he's a win to The.
Speaker 12: Yeah the people that are running The Republican, party those,
Speaker 12: characters the few that are, left they're about. Gone they're
Speaker 12: about thirteen of the. Party that's the. Thing they're vastly
Speaker 12: smaller amount than like The.
Speaker 7: Democrats it's opposite Traditional democrats seem to be it like
Speaker 7: twenty percent and eighty percent seemed to be all aboard
Speaker 7: the socialist.
Speaker 4: CHANGE i don't know about.
Speaker 2: THAT i, mean it's it's a mixed.
Speaker 4: BAG i, mean of course they're winning some elections because
Speaker 4: they're getting. YOUNGER i, mean give an example right here
Speaker 4: in our, District my congress person Is Doris Matt. Sue
Speaker 4: her husband was Bought Robert Matt sue. Combined when he passed,
Speaker 4: away she took over a seat they've been. In they've
Speaker 4: been In congress together combined for forty seven. Years and
Speaker 4: she's in her. Eighties it's time for her to. Go
Speaker 4: and the candidate that's running because of it's going to
Speaker 4: run against her is my. Name and she is, younger
Speaker 4: she's from long she's second generation among the sent she's
Speaker 4: far more, progressive and she's got a lot more energy and.
Speaker 4: Ideas AND i think it's healthy that we have some. Change,
Speaker 4: yeah so that's just. ME i don't know if it's
Speaker 4: it's a, disintegration it's just a.
Speaker 1: Change CAN i ask a, Question, jimmy are you saying
Speaker 1: that the majority Of republicans are traditional at this point
Speaker 1: as far as the party, goes and it's the opposite
Speaker 1: for The? Democrats or DID i misunderstand, You.
Speaker 7: Chuck you seem to manage to always misunderstand, me because
Speaker 7: WHEN i, speak you're already thinking in your way of
Speaker 7: how you're going to argue against WHATEVER i.
Speaker 1: SAY i didn't argue. ANYTHING i asked a questioning.
Speaker 7: ANYTHING i, Said you're already in your mind trying to
Speaker 7: figure out how it's.
Speaker 4: Wrong, no, no, no WHAT i. Said, NO i ask
Speaker 4: you an open.
Speaker 1: QUESTION i wanted to understand what you. Said go, AHEAD
Speaker 1: i won't ask.
Speaker 4: Anymore the next round, noise.
Speaker 1: The background noise is you feeding, Back And i'm trying
Speaker 1: to tell YOU I i. DIDN'T i didn't try.
Speaker 7: To fight, anything SO i can hear the.
Speaker 1: Thing, okay, Anyway i'm not trying to. ARGUE i asked a.
Speaker 1: QUESTION i was just asking a question BECAUSE i didn't understand. Something,
Speaker 1: sorry go, ahead.
Speaker 6: Help, me help Me.
Speaker 7: Jesus all, Right, so, No, chuck that's not at all
Speaker 7: WHAT i.
Speaker 6: Said, NO i.
Speaker 1: DIDN'T i didn't say what you. SAID i was just asking.
Speaker 1: What i'm asking what you said BECAUSE i want to
Speaker 1: make SURE i understood.
Speaker 4: It please, answer help.
Speaker 1: Me, okay, okay, yes, yes here we.
Speaker 7: Go all. Right uh, Yeah so back to the. Question,
Speaker 7: now WHAT i was saying is based on the. Polls,
Speaker 7: see you don't get. It ten years ago The republicans
Speaker 7: started dubbing the so called. Establishment they've about been completely,
Speaker 7: replaced and now you've Been mitchell's or whatever that clown
Speaker 7: senator is For kentucky they're about all out the, pasture
Speaker 7: The George, wing these characters are.
Speaker 4: Gone.
Speaker 7: Now the people controlling The Republican party are the people
Speaker 7: who Vote republicans.
Speaker 6: Now poule keep showing that like eighty seven percent of.
Speaker 7: People who voted For trump are fine With. Trump, now
Speaker 7: the people on The Democrat, party the numbers are. Inverted
Speaker 7: they despise the people that they, elect and, lately the
Speaker 7: normal so Called democrat, candidates people who have been In
Speaker 7: congress for forty, years like you, said are being pushed
Speaker 7: aside for thirty five year old.
Speaker 6: Mitwits.
Speaker 4: JENNY i THINK i Think i'm going to agree with
Speaker 4: a lot of what you, say not with. EVERYTHING i,
Speaker 4: Mean i'm not sure if they're all knit, withs BUT
Speaker 4: i would agree with you that They're You're you're onto.
Speaker 4: Something there's a time to move. On my biggest frustration
Speaker 4: has been always with The Democratic party leadership for many
Speaker 4: for maybe different, reasons you. See BUT i think you
Speaker 4: got a, point AND i think some of that change is,
Speaker 4: good AND i think you're. Right there are certain things
Speaker 4: that the Republic party has, changed has became the party,
Speaker 4: trunk but still a lot of the, policies some of the,
Speaker 4: policies not everything are still Traditional, republican you, know, policies
Speaker 4: the way they. Govern it's just a different brand Of.
Speaker 4: Republicanism and in some, ways if you went through a time,
Speaker 4: MACHINE i mean you went back to Maybe, reagan you're
Speaker 4: not going to recognize the, party but the same this
Speaker 4: is not the same party that you're going to, see is,
Speaker 4: uh from the from The New Deal. DEMOCRAT i mean
Speaker 4: there are. SHIFTS i mean there's shifts in our. Population
Speaker 4: we've got different dynamics and you, know we've got big
Speaker 4: issues in our society that you, know people were, unhappy
Speaker 4: AND i think that's, uh maybe in the long, Run
Speaker 4: i'm optimistic there might be a we come to a healthy.
Speaker 4: Balance we all live in a Better. America we're coming
Speaker 4: up on two hundred and fifty years and we've lasted and.
Speaker 4: SURVIVED i wanted to, continue BUT i want it better
Speaker 4: for the next. Generation, chuck five minute. Call, sorry five minute?
Speaker 3: Call you got five?
Speaker 1: Minutes oh oh, okay thank.
Speaker 4: YOU i didn't.
Speaker 1: REALIZE i was just sitting, Back so, yeah, okay, fine
Speaker 1: WHAT i see is pretty. Simple and you, know look
Speaker 1: it could be because, uh you, know, visually Maybe i'm
Speaker 1: as stupid AS i am, blind but, fact according to
Speaker 1: WHAT i can, observe is that that The democrats are
Speaker 1: consistent in that they turn on each other rather nicely
Speaker 1: for whatever the hell. Cause and they always, do and
Speaker 1: they're always looking to purge each other and and, ideas
Speaker 1: and they always want to push different radical, things and you,
Speaker 1: know and they go after each other rather nicely. Constantly
Speaker 1: The republicans change over a, bit but generally, speaking they'll
Speaker 1: still stay majority in one, direction and they're more coherent
Speaker 1: in what they're. Doing that's WHAT i. SEE i don't
Speaker 1: know about tradition, though because some things are traditionally represented
Speaker 1: on both, sides but they're not recognizable compared to WHEN
Speaker 1: i first learned about what was Traditional republican and what
Speaker 1: was Traditional democrat WHEN i was much. Younger they don't
Speaker 1: bear a resemblance to those things The reagan, times if you,
Speaker 1: will and The mondale And carter Type. DEMOCRATS i don't
Speaker 1: think those exist. Anymore although some people are definitely old
Speaker 1: enough to have been, there it doesn't mean their behavior
Speaker 1: is the same. Way and both sides of the both
Speaker 1: alleged sides of the, equation you, know definitely had their
Speaker 1: their fossils still in, play whether it's you know, What
Speaker 1: pelosi's still, around she's getting ready to. Retire was that
Speaker 1: right OR i don't, KNOW i missed. It she's.
Speaker 4: Retired, OKAY i wasn't paying attention to, election but she
Speaker 4: stepped down somebody else there Was they had a multiple
Speaker 4: race that it was out Of San. Francisco the corporate
Speaker 4: the Corporate democrat was the one that won. That there's
Speaker 4: gonna be a. Runoff oh, there jungle. Primary so the most,
Speaker 4: liberal the most liberal on candidate who Was Alexander Costio
Speaker 4: cortez's chief of staff at one, time he lost. That
Speaker 4: SO i, mean so there's STILL i still think more
Speaker 4: of the corporate that you've had for the last forty,
Speaker 4: Year democrats are probably going to.
Speaker 1: Prevail so the sort of more Mainstream democrats you figure will,
Speaker 1: prevail most of the are going to.
Speaker 4: PREVAIL i mean where it comes WHERE i have the big.
Speaker 4: Split WHERE i have my issues with The Democrat party
Speaker 4: is one is their. Leadership they're too much, corporatists meaning
Speaker 4: that they're not really meeting the needs of those on the.
Speaker 4: Bottom AND i have problems that they're they're economics and
Speaker 4: some of some of their, economics some of their economic
Speaker 4: policies are better in my Opinion, republicans but definitely when
Speaker 4: they join up with the foreign policy of THE, GFP i,
Speaker 4: mean they continue all the same, wars they continue to
Speaker 4: seem to fund, it they seem to rally behind, it
Speaker 4: and it just it's. Endless it's no, NonStop and we
Speaker 4: could have better things if we just shifted our.
Speaker 1: Priorities, Right and just just a note to the, listener
Speaker 1: if you want to check out something kind of interesting
Speaker 1: from a player in upcoming elections and influencers of all,
Speaker 1: sorts you, know you could take a look At Bill
Speaker 1: maher's interview with Jd, vance WHICH i think was Last,
Speaker 1: friday because you, know that gives you some different information
Speaker 1: than you're being presented on other, platforms at least you,
Speaker 1: Know Bill MAHER i find to be a disingenuous, turd
Speaker 1: but you, know but whatever is, whatever and Jd vance
Speaker 1: is well Jd. VANCE i would take a look at
Speaker 1: that IF i was, you BECAUSE i think you're gonna
Speaker 1: hear some stuff there that Jd vance might not be
Speaker 1: saying on other. PROGRAMS i, mean he'll promote his book
Speaker 1: and still stand by the, uh you, know his contention
Speaker 1: of elections and things like, that as he did On
Speaker 1: The Mars. Show but he said some pretty interesting things
Speaker 1: in my estimation THAT i don't even want to describe
Speaker 1: here BECAUSE i just think that people will find it
Speaker 1: fascinating if they listen very carefully to it. Themselves, anyhow
Speaker 1: with that in, mind let's, see the first caller Was. Danny, So,
Speaker 1: danny how about you give us a shout, out you,
Speaker 1: know or whatever it is you want to drop here
Speaker 1: your final thought for the week before we close this,
Speaker 1: out and then we'll go to we'll go To, jimmy
Speaker 1: we'll go to Be, pete and then we'll be. Done
Speaker 1: so go, Ahead.
Speaker 4: Danny, okay a couple of. THINGS i want to shout
Speaker 4: out that everybody Enjoy America's birthday, tomorrow, Right i'm going
Speaker 4: to be for raising my flag BECAUSE i love this
Speaker 4: country And i'm optimistic and we can have a better.
Speaker 4: FUTURE i want to reach out to all you folks.
Speaker 4: LISTENING i, mean The Chelli effect's got a lot of.
Speaker 4: Listeners doesn't take. Much go To chuck's cash. Out you,
Speaker 4: know we got the two hundred and fiftieth. Anniversary how
Speaker 4: about let's get about two hundred and fifty people to
Speaker 4: go out there and donate a couple of bucks and
Speaker 4: let's get this thing going and hopefully you. Participate AND
Speaker 4: i thank you for to Be pete And jimmy and your,
Speaker 4: Self chuck for being patient with me and giving, us
Speaker 4: all of us a platform we can avoy our opinions
Speaker 4: and be part of the. Effect thank you and love
Speaker 4: you all in peace.
Speaker 1: Out there you, Go, danny appreciate everything that you. Said
Speaker 1: thank you very. Much, yeah it is the fourth Of
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Speaker 7: Sir Happy Independence day. Everyone get to your Flue danny
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Speaker 4: AND i would have.
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Speaker 4: I can't.
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Speaker 1: THERE i love, it Both danny And Jimmy james and
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Speaker 1: go there's a little consistency excuse, me little pieces and
Speaker 1: was caught in the back of my mouth and then
Speaker 1: went forward WHEN i was. Talking, oops, anyway sorry about, that.
Speaker 1: Guys so a little consistency between the callers.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 1: Both of, them you, know punctuating their remarks with the
Speaker 1: the the piece. Concept that's, great B. Pte your final
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Speaker 2: I Appreciate danny and And jimmy calling in.
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Speaker 1: for it, anymore And i'm not going to go through
Speaker 1: the trouble of adding to it and paying for the.
Speaker 1: Storage i'm going to put it over on The Supporters
Speaker 1: club On. Spreaker so if you notice in THE rss
Speaker 1: feed some things are only available to supporters On, Spreaker
Speaker 1: and as of right, now a whole one of you
Speaker 1: is signed. Up SO i appreciate, you whoever you, are
Speaker 1: BUT i don't even know who you are that's signed.
Speaker 1: Up how about. THAT i haven't even figured out how
Speaker 1: to see who the members are the supporters excuse, me
Speaker 1: not members supporters on The Supporters. Club it doesn't show
Speaker 1: me a. List but then, again there is no need
Speaker 1: for a list if there's only, one but it doesn't
Speaker 1: show me who that one, Is so you, know sign
Speaker 1: up for The Supporters club if you wish to support
Speaker 1: regularly or do whatever it is that you can click
Speaker 1: on the. Links like B pete, said at all, times
Speaker 1: you should try and chip in to take care of
Speaker 1: the people around you who might need a food. Bank
Speaker 1: that's for, sure AND i support Pee pete's idea about
Speaker 1: that every single time he says. It you never know
Speaker 1: when that's going to be you that needs to go
Speaker 1: and utilize that food bank or, resource so kick in
Speaker 1: when you can and hopefully you never have to use
Speaker 1: it because you're doing. Well so no matter who you,
Speaker 1: are where you, are when you, Are i'm merely O'Kelly
Speaker 1: and all of YOU i hope will be the. Effect
Speaker 1: we will talk next week And Happy Independence day to
Speaker 1: fit me