Episode Transcript
[00:25:20] Speaker A: This is for the busted hearts? This is for the question marks? This is for the outcast? So lost control, no one knows? Sing it for the con? Go back?
Sing it for the broken past?
Sing before the just found out? Life is now upside down?
If you're looking for hope tonight? Raise your hand if you feel alone and don't understand?
And if you find the fighting light instead?
We're gonna make it through this sand in hell?
We will fall?
We will fall? Together?
Together?
This is for the second chance? This is for the new romance? Singing for the loved in vain? Overcame? It's not too late?
If you're looking for hope tonight? Raise your hand if you feel alone? Don't understand?
If you're finding the body of life this day?
We're gonna make it through? This? Standing hand?
In we fall?
We will fall? Together?
Together?
When we rise? We will rise? Together?
You're all alone tonight? And you feel I could promise?
Can you feel it? I'll never see the light?
We fall?
We will fall? Together?
I got you, my brother.
I see you, my sister.
We rise? We will rise? Together?
[00:28:32] Speaker B: Parker.
Well, let me get your volume going. Gotta turn your microphone on, buddy.
There you are.
All right. Make sure you're unmuted.
All right? You gotta unmute your on trim radio.
How about now? There we go. Okay. All right, everyone. Well, we just figured out we had another problem. And, of course, we were good on stream time, but we had a slight glitch. The phantom power went out on my board, but I have fixed that.
Seems I have a kitty cat that was playing during my monologue, so hit the button. And when you don't know it, you don't know it. Anyway, what I was talking to about before was the different ways and the different things that we have going on in the country. One of the biggest things right now is we have 40,000 veterans that are facing foreclosure or facing to where they have to make these forbearance payments back. And it is an extremely lot of veterans trying to get help, which the government has stepped in now and put a stopgap on that and is trying to allow them to go ahead and get, like, really low interest rates and refinance these things at these interest rates in order for them to keep their homes. But it should have never gotten out of control like this. And we have that going on, and we have, which we've talked about before. We had money being diverted out of the VA, the veterans affairs used for the migrants that are coming in without anybody knowing a thing.
And we have 30,000, I believe it is, that are losing their jobs in the VA, which is supposed to be helping the veterans.
How are we allowing these things to happen in our country? And nobody is questioning anything.
It's diversion. It is diverting. We're into this Israel Palestine thing where these kids that are getting college, and hopefully they're going to be getting it for free because that's what's been promised to them by this administration, and then they're going and destroying property or taking over and being violent. And I have no problem with people voicing their opinion. I have no problem with them peacefully protesting. But the second that it becomes violent, the second that it becomes destructive, no, I have a problem with that. That is not how this country is supposed to go. And if I were a parent and you tell me if I'm wrong, Parker, but if you're a parent and your child were engaging into violence and everything else out in public and doing these things that they're doing at these different universities, I'd be telling my son, obviously, you know everything, and obviously you're not devoting your time to the college that I'm working hard to pay for.
Pay for it yourself. But then you have an administration that's saying, hey, we want to give it to you for free. Never mind the homelessness that's out there, never mind the veterans that are in trouble, never mind the different things. And like I said, the women veterans suicide rate has gone up. Never mind any of that.
My important thing is I need some votes. And I feel like he's trying to buy votes by giving college for free to entitled people that are behaving poorly at best around these universities. Listen, I don't mind you saying, hey, I'm in support of Palestine, or vice versa, Israel.
The second you do it in a negative way and you negatively do it to where it becomes random acts of violence, where it becomes destruction of public property, private or public, and poor behavior, then I have a problem.
We've seen too much of that in all these elections, especially the last bunch of elections. And I'm going to tell you, it has been extremely poorly behaved. People that really have no moral compass, that they don't believe in a deity anymore. They don't believe in God or Christ God, regardless of what their deity is, there's nothing that is guiding them in a proper way to be respectful in a manner to their fellow man.
And I kind of put it to the point of you're in the middle of an intersection, be it a four way stop sign or a red light in the middle of the night. Nobody's around. What do you do?
You run it because nobody's watching? Or do you have integrity to sit there until the light turns green?
And I think that's the way that this country is headed, is we have lost our moral guidance there. No empathy, no sympathy, no compassion, no nothing. And then how can you have that when you're creating AI's, that? While they might be good for some things, but we're calling them humanoid robots, why does the word humanoid need to be in there?
We're giving this thing life in a lot of ways that it doesn't deserve. It is a machine. And how soon before that machine takes over people's jobs, hurts this country worse, or then again starts enforcing? How would you like to go up there? And now you're speaking to a machine all the time. There's no more human interaction. No. You'll go down to the DMV, and one of these things will have a badge on it and a security thing, and you'll be answering questions to it. You have now put yourself below this thing, this abomination.
I mean, looking at all this stuff, Parker, how do you see all this?
[00:35:18] Speaker C: Well, you made some good points on each of these.
First of all, you know, that's. That's the thing. Your parents are paying for college.
You should have a moral compass from their moral compass.
And, you know, if I'd have done this when I was in college, I would have been strung up by my toenails and, you know, within an inch of my life saying, what's the matter with you? You're not here to do this. You're here to learn. And they all want to. Cause from the sixties, you know, like their grandparents did, and they don't have any real thing that they can find to get behind, you know, as morally, you know, generous. You know, they don't get anything in return. Now that the communists have taken over and the Marxists have taken over these school and religious, you know, school institutions that have, you know, basically corrupted, which they do in college, you know, with the teachers and professors that get their minds full of mush and meld them into what they think is right and they are morally wrong. They have no guidance generally. And, you know, as far as.
[00:36:47] Speaker B: What.
[00:36:47] Speaker C: The government is doing to step in to pay for their college. And they can get away with it because the moral compass of government overstepping their bounds is trying to, you know, infiltrate their minds full of mush just to, you know, make a point and say, you don't need your parents. You will be your parents. We'll pay for everything. We can be there for you. And that's not the moral integrity or model that I want my kids, you know, to follow, but that's the way they, you know, corrupt the society for that.
[00:37:22] Speaker B: Do you think we're dumbing down our kids now in school?
[00:37:26] Speaker A: Absolutely.
[00:37:27] Speaker B: I mean, war, common core was one of those things. Let's take. And I said. I said this in the monologue, unfortunately, in here streamyard, because of that button. But you take 20 trees, kill them off, make, you know, 2020 sheets of paper to say two plus two equals four. And you and I learned in a completely different way, and we figured it out. Wait, 1234. Okay, if I have two of these and two of these, that's four. There's 41234. And we're putting this out on this common core on this paper to come to the same conclusion, which goes around your elbow, up around your neck, down by your kneecap, around another area to say two plus two equals four.
[00:38:18] Speaker C: Doesn't that sound like government bureaucracy?
[00:38:24] Speaker B: How do I say this politically? Correctly?
Yes.
[00:38:30] Speaker C: I mean, that's what you have to do. You have to get signed paper from, you know, point b to point a, go to point a, go back to point c to get another piece of paper, get it signed, go back to point b, get it signed with that other paper, then come over here to point a, and we'll put it all together and then sign it. Then you go back to b and c and just like that. I mean, that's what bureaucracy, red tape entails. I mean, that's how you get used to it, I guess.
[00:38:56] Speaker B: Yeah. You know, and then we create out there and tell me if I'm wrong, but the way I see it is we've created this division amongst the american people.
I feel like there's this wizard behind us, behind the curtain, and he's laughing at us because we brought up all these things all the way from abortion, all the way on over to race, all the way on over to gun control, all the way on over to what's going on with Palestine and Israel, all the way on over to the, you know, generational separations from rich, poor and everything else. We have created all these different divisions to where people are arguing amongst themselves, and these guys are in the aisle laughing, saying, okay, we could ride this one out.
They instill fear to where fear shouldn't have to be instilled, because look at how far we've come.
It's not the progress that we want to show you. We want to show you the fear. If we could show you the fear and make you scared, you'll buy anything that we'll say.
[00:40:08] Speaker C: Exactly. That's what the government does. I mean, come to us. You know, that's the loss of democracy also how it begins, when you start substituting your freedoms for security. You know, that's.
[00:40:23] Speaker B: We're not a republic anymore. We're not a republic at all anymore. I feel like that has been stripped away from us. It's not even a democracy. It's. It's.
[00:40:35] Speaker C: Still a constitutional republic. It's just on the teetering edge. It's very thin ice that we're skating on.
[00:40:43] Speaker B: I think so to where? I don't want to put my blade on the ice because I'm afraid we'll fall through.
And that's the sad part.
We have in Congress right now that Illinois has filed, the state has filed, these politicians have decided what's best for the american people, and they are challenging the second amendment, particularly the AR 15, believing and saying it's a weapon of war. Now, Parker, you're a veteran. I'm a veteran. Um, when have you ever and in our lifetime seen the AR 15 in war?
[00:41:23] Speaker C: Never.
Why is an assault weapons ban now? What's it you have to define assault weapon? It could be, you know. You know, if you assault me with a knife, I consider that an assault weapon.
[00:41:38] Speaker B: You know, I throw a coffee mug at somebody. What is my coffee mug an assault weapon?
[00:41:43] Speaker C: Yes.
[00:41:44] Speaker B: We have so many concerned.
[00:41:48] Speaker C: This is an assault weapon.
[00:41:49] Speaker B: That's right. So we have so many duis in this country and everything else. We're families. Whole families.
You call mass shootings. What about Mass DUI life taking? I mean, you know, to where these guys have had two and three duis, or women have had two and three duis, wipe out a family of six. Okay. And there's more DUI deaths than, you know, people can imagine, or drug deaths and everything else. And we don't call any of that assault anything.
What if we took the most popular car brand that was involved in all the duis and said, that's an assault vehicle, therefore, that car should be banned?
[00:42:34] Speaker C: Absolutely. I mean, that's. That is just the definition of what they choose to define.
So that's like the fentanyl crisis that we're going through right now and having, you know, just.
What was that?
What is the definition of a mass shooting? Is when there's two or more. Two or more.
[00:43:04] Speaker B: So, you know, you say mass. If you say mass, and the second that you say mass, what are you. What are you applying it to here? To me, I think it's a twofold thing. First of all, you have the masses, right?
And the masses are out there. You're thinking way more than two people.
[00:43:29] Speaker C: Yeah.
[00:43:30] Speaker B: Right. Your first thought is how many died this time? Was it ten? Was it twelve? Well, two people. Okay. Not that anybody. Nobody wants anybody to die at all.
But the bottom line is the wording itself is playing on people's emotions that don't even exist to begin with.
[00:43:52] Speaker D: Correct.
[00:43:52] Speaker B: Because people don't have compassion, empathy, sympathy, or any of those things today. No, but they're ready to get, boom, right into a hot topic. And let's go. I'm going to go to the wall with this thing. And they don't care who they hurt or do anything else because they're so. Their eyes are so blood filled with the lies and the grandeur that they put these assault weapons.
And we all know this is really not a true thing. We have just as many people die from the flu, COVID, you know, RSV and everything else. I mean, 40 to 60 to 80,000 people die each year between those three, for sure, from the flu, COVID, and RSV, 40 to 60 to 80,000 people die from gun violence.
Not gun violence, but just gun guns every year. Whether you're cleaning your gun and you shot somebody, whether you've left your gun out and your child, unfortunately, not even. Unfortunately, tragically grabs a hold of it because of your ill responsibility. But not to mention everything else, gang related stuff and everything else.
But the bottom line is, is that no death is good at all, be it from COVID RSV, flu, or gun violence.
[00:45:20] Speaker C: I think there was a statistic in there that more people die in the bathtub from drowning in a bathtub than they do from gun violence, from what I understood. Now that. Don't quote me on that, but I've heard that statistic before and are, you know, hammers or construction tools or, you know, whatever. I mean, yes, it's tragic that more people can be harmed by an instrument or a tool, which. A gun is a tool. It's not the gun kills, it's the person kills it. It's a tool to utilize that, you know, situation. But it could be anything. I mean, what, Australia had that stabbing, and they've banned guns, you know, years ago, and they still have a high murder rate. I'm sure if you ban a tool, you're hurting the law abiding citizens. Not the criminals. The criminals are going to find it any way to get it and, or find something to substitute it like they do in England or Australia or something that effect.
It's the law abiding citizen that gets hurt when they start banning guns or tools or anything like that.
[00:46:37] Speaker B: Right. Because the criminals aren't going to follow the laws to begin with.
[00:46:40] Speaker C: Right?
[00:46:41] Speaker B: That's a fact. They're not going to do it. You can go to a back alley, buy a gun, unregistered or whatever used in possibly past crimes or whatever else on black market, and get a hand on a gun, but law abiding citizens aren't doing that. And then you want to punish them. And the problem is when you go on out and you're at a restaurant, somebody comes in and robs a restaurant and he's ready just to take lives.
Nobody's there to protect you or them. You're going to wait for the police. That is a eight to 15 minutes call response. Okay.
From the time you call to the time they respond, you can bet that's right.
If you're lucky. And it's going to take that much time.
Now a criminal has to go on out there in South Carolina and he has to ask himself how many people out here are now caring? Because I don't know. So even though I have a gun, is it worth it for me to try to do what I want to do when everybody could have a gun? Because now he doesn't have one gun pointed at him. He might have six different guns pointed at him.
[00:47:56] Speaker C: Right.
[00:47:58] Speaker B: And that's why the crime rate has lowered in these areas, because it's not worth it to him anymore. They're all brave and everything, right into the point they don't know who's carrying and who's not carrying.
[00:48:13] Speaker C: And that, that's a great deterrent. I mean, there's still going to be people that have, you know, the extreme circumstances of where, I'm not saying there's put food on the table, just, you know, generally that's what you think.
There's not a lot of Robin Hoods out there where they're stealing from the rich and give them back to the poor. They're out there for their own benefit and gain. Either do drugs, help facilitate something else that's illegal or, you know, live their lifestyle. That's the only thing I could think.
Like I said, there's not that many Robin Hoods or stealing for bread or robbing for bread, you know, to put on the table for the family.
[00:49:03] Speaker B: Right.
[00:49:05] Speaker C: Generally, the churches. You know, if, if you're a law abiding citizen, you are a Christian or any, you know, well off religion, you could possibly go to your church and say, hey, look, you know, can I have some bread or can you help me out? I'm coming on hard times. And, you know, our church has like a little pickle jar and they, when you're in a pickle, you come see them and, you know, he'll pass a little bit of money if you need it and help them out and tough time or, you know, then try to work with them, you know, to get them back on their feet. And I think that's a good implementation. But, yeah, if you're coming into a store with a gun just to inflict pain and misery, because you're pain and misery and you don't know how to release it, and you think human life or, you know, being a missing throat and hate all humankind and think they all should perish and let Mother Nature take over, which is another aspect of that, too. So I think people are just misguided in the love and care that, you know, of your fellow human being.
[00:50:18] Speaker B: And do you feel like the churches in some respect are dying out?
[00:50:26] Speaker C: I think attendance down, I think. I think I heard it tick back up for a little bit. But since the COVID you know, pandemic, they lost a lot of, a lot of parishioners that come back in. Now, Easter is not as big as I thought, you know, as far as parishioners coming in, but, you know.
[00:50:52] Speaker B: That.
[00:50:52] Speaker C: Church on top of the hill that you frequent sometimes is. It always has a packed parking lot. I mean, you see one that's struggling, you see another one that's thriving.
[00:51:03] Speaker B: Yeah.
[00:51:04] Speaker C: So all in all, I could say it's probably down.
[00:51:10] Speaker B: Yeah. Yeah. You know, I think that it's down. I think also we're finding people that they'll read a little bit here and there and then try to use it against people for their benefit, twist the words around and everything else. And it's very interesting how we're seeing that in the government. But aren't these the same people that kick God out to begin with?
[00:51:41] Speaker C: A lot of them.
[00:51:43] Speaker B: It's very hypocritical when I see how that they behave and then say, oh, wow, you know, this is morally not right. How do you know what morals are if you won't let a deity or your moral compass be? You can't say what you, what you feel or do when, you know.
[00:52:05] Speaker C: The advocacies of, you know, the advocates of freedom of speech. The First Amendment, which is probably the most powerful amendment that we have, is, should be, or is be, is guarded by the Second Amendment. When you start getting your first Amendment rights taken away from you, then that's where the second. That's a tyrannical government, and that's what the second amendment is for, to keep the freedom of speech, freedom of the press. Now the press have gone lock, stock, and barrel over into this marxist government type bureaucracy for themselves, you know, but they still hold a standard of being.
[00:53:01] Speaker B: It's a poor standard at best.
[00:53:03] Speaker C: Yeah, exactly. And they. They report what they want to report, and they don't report the full story a lot of times.
[00:53:10] Speaker B: Yeah. How they want to report it.
[00:53:12] Speaker D: Right.
[00:53:12] Speaker B: You know, and we've seen that more and more. And we saw examples of when the news would report something, a news from a whole different state, word for word, word for word, said the exact same thing on this reporting, and then it would pop up somewhere else, word for word. And people started putting that together and realizing who's controlling this, who's controlling this specific media? Who owns this one, this one and this one. And you could see a little bit of, okay, now we see the wizards that are there, and we realize there is somebody behind the curtain, and how do we deal with them?
And now people, they don't trust the news like they used to. They don't trust Hollywood like they used to. Hollywood's turned into, well, really, just.
[00:54:15] Speaker C: Why do you trust Hollywood anyway?
[00:54:18] Speaker B: Well, all these young people all understand something. I'm not saying I do, but what I am going to tell you is they look at these people as role models where they shouldn't. And that has been the thing that I've always had a problem with. These people are not your role models. They're simple human beings that are actors.
They play pretend roles, okay? That's what they're doing. They're not.
I look at these people and I'm like, this is not a role model. Look at this. And now you've got basketball stars that are doing this or football stars. Anything to lead on, to bring it political. You're a football player. You get paid millions of dollars to play football.
You stand for the flag. You don't kneel unless it's for God.
This country, which was based on, if you go back, really christian values, a belief in God and everything else, you had masons, you had everyone else. The founders, the framers, most of them were masons.
We've forgotten about that now. We let people come into our country and hit us with their beliefs from their country. Hey, no one's telling you you can't believe. No one's telling you you can't build a church for your deity.
No one is telling you you can't worship how you want to worship. That is your freedom of religion and freedom of speech. But for you to be able to cram it down my throat and change the laws of our country, if we did this over there, you'd be taken out in the front and stoned.
[00:56:04] Speaker C: Yeah, well, you should respect their culture, but they don't have to respect our culture.
[00:56:15] Speaker B: That's it. There.
[00:56:16] Speaker D: There it is.
[00:56:17] Speaker C: They don't have to acclimate. And that's, you know, I forget which president was cut off immigration, legal immigration to this country for like, 20 years, and that was because we had enough immigrants and they had to acclimate to the american, you know, way of life.
[00:56:39] Speaker B: And they became, and they became legal citizens. That was the other thing. We knew where they were, we knew what they were doing. We knew everything so that they could enjoy the same chance as everyone else. The american dream. We have no clue who we have in this country at present. We don't know. Half of them are. They don't know.
[00:57:03] Speaker C: And that's, that's another reason why I think you're seeing all these college protests, because the people that influx through this country were of 18, 1615 to 25 year olds.
And who say, you know, they're from, you know, Central America or South America, who's not to say. They said they're not. They said they found some, you know, chinese nationals in there, some, you know, soldiers.
[00:57:35] Speaker B: Yeah, soldiers. They passed criminal records from their own country, which were murder. Some were rapists, some were like the.
[00:57:49] Speaker C: Poor nursing student in Georgia.
[00:57:52] Speaker B: Yes.
[00:57:53] Speaker C: Venezuelan national, I think that was here illegally. So it had been in prison in Venezuela. So.
[00:58:00] Speaker B: But according to the laws that we're trying to change, I find it very hypocrite. We're going to. Hypocritical that we're going to say, okay, we want to ban AR 15s, but we're going to make it to where illegal immigrants can carry.
[00:58:14] Speaker C: Yeah. And get voting rights. And.
[00:58:16] Speaker B: Voting rights and, and taking money from the VA to support them.
[00:58:23] Speaker C: Yeah.
[00:58:26] Speaker B: Does any of that make sense in any way, shape or realm?
[00:58:31] Speaker C: I thought the VA was underfunded as it is. You know, I think what, Trump was starting to put in a lot of additional monies to the VA to help get it straightened out, but it was a mess before he even got in there.
[00:58:45] Speaker B: Oh, it was. It was absolutely a mess. Understanding 2013, we found out how much of a mess it was after we had so many suicides. I mean, it got to the point to where, if you're up to, you know, they'd say, okay, you know, take point 22. 22 a day represents whatever the truth of the matter was. Even during COVID it was up to 25 point whatever. Maybe even higher of. Think about the ones that weren't reported.
Think about the ones that, you know, we didn't know anything about.
[00:59:18] Speaker C: Died of COVID from a self inflicted gunshot wound, you know?
[00:59:21] Speaker B: Yeah, I mean, car accident and COVID. Yeah. You know, we saw this, and then the kickbacks that we saw, and then we watched this little guy get on national tv and say, there's no gain of function. We're not connected to the NIH at, or the NIH is not connected to Wuhan lab. And then we find out lately, not only was it connected, they were funding it and doing gain of function. And you have the audacity to write papers saying it came from the wet market, bat rat, chicken soup. When you knew you were playing with the bat virus from COVID two, and you came up with this, and all of a sudden, it gets out.
And I find it was very funny that during the time that it got out, if you go back and look at 2019, especially in, like, September, October, November, and December in China, there were so many protests, and then all of a sudden, poof, they were gone.
Gone. And January, here it is on our doorstep after it hit France, Italy, everywhere else in the world. And it made its way on over here, right through the great state of Washington, I believe, is where they said the first case was, you know, and then we turn and tell the president, you're a xenophobic about this. And, you know, we have politicians that were.
[01:00:53] Speaker C: That's a good description.
[01:00:56] Speaker B: Politicians that were saying, hey, come on down to the, you know, Chinatown. It's safe, okay? And then a month later, everything shut down.
And they're going to blame him.
And I'm thinking, what happened? And then. And then I turn and I look at it again, and that same one is, I've got 25 different flavors of ice cream in my sub zeros, okay? The whole world has lost 7 million people.
The country is shut down. And you think I care about the 25 different flavors that you have from Baskin Robbins or wherever you got it from in your sub zeros?
These people are running our country. If they have no shame.
[01:01:53] Speaker C: Oh, they don't.
[01:01:56] Speaker B: Would that not embarrass you?
[01:01:58] Speaker C: No, they have no embarrassment factor either.
[01:02:00] Speaker B: There is no embarrassment because nobody. They don't have to answer to anybody. That's right. That is the. The perfect example of me saying, hey, listen, at one point, they worked for us, but I want you to see, you are now working for them. Well, even if. Even if I did say something inappropriate, I don't care.
I mean, but they'll ash Wednesday and do the things that they're doing. Like they're these big holy people, and they're at church once a year, and then when they get questioned by their bishop, they get them fired, dismissed, or questioned.
[01:02:46] Speaker A: Mm hmm.
[01:02:48] Speaker C: It's a. It's a mess when you have a narrative to push, you know, you state a claim and then correct it on it, and then you go, hey, you know, you're not reporting what I'm asking you to report on. And then they get in trouble with the press. I mean, or the press with the politician, and then the press is out of line.
[01:03:17] Speaker B: You know, I look at. And I'll just say some of the reporting from the white house, and I'm not going to mention names or anything like that. We don't do that. And I see this person up there that it's lying so much to us, right to our face, she can't even look into the camera. Okay. And it's so unbelievable.
And when you see this and, oh, I don't think it's a. It's a problem at all. It's this. Sure, you do. You know, it's a problem, but it's your job, and this is what we've trained you to do. Don't just do it without question.
Do you think there's. There's puppeteers?
[01:04:00] Speaker C: Absolutely.
[01:04:02] Speaker B: I mean, just. Just from judgment of everything that you've seen. And you know what?
[01:04:09] Speaker C: There's billionaires out there peddling their influence and their Davos agenda for world society. And I'm not trying to be a conspiracy theorist or anything like that, but, I mean, when you have millions of dollars to throw to people who don't make $100,000 a year for their political action committee or something, you know, or their congressional run, that they can spend it however they want, or their family. Oh, the wife needs a job. I have a job opening here making $50 million. As long as, you know, we see eye to eye on things, you know?
[01:04:57] Speaker B: Yeah, I.
It's higher form of. How do I say this? Not. But kind of like nepotism. But it's not nepotism where you hire family members.
This is all, like this giant family that is in on this thing here. Here's $50. Here you go. Or whatever.
50 million or whatever bars in your.
[01:05:23] Speaker C: You know, suit pocket.
[01:05:25] Speaker B: Yeah.
You know, we see, I.
Your wife.
[01:05:30] Speaker C: Your wife is driving a Honda accord. I think I. She look better in this Mercedes Benz, you know?
[01:05:35] Speaker B: Right. And it's. And they've made it like this big family because we're seeing generations of these people, nephews and everyone else. I mean, if you look at how these people are all connected. Well, his nephew is right now. He's over here, but we're prepping him for this to come up years from now or whatever. It's all family.
The Kennedys were a perfect example of that at one time.
Kennedy. Kennedy. Kennedy. Kennedy. Kennedy. And then. You know what I'm saying? And you're seeing it down the line with some of these other people. Well, we find out her nephew is such and such. Or these leaders are all connected, man.
[01:06:17] Speaker C: Marriage.
[01:06:18] Speaker B: Yeah.
[01:06:20] Speaker C: You know, sisters, brothers.
You know, my wife owns a ship building company over in China. Family has that shipbuilding company in China. We don't want to mess with them, you know, because. And make them matter. They'll lose the shipping company.
[01:06:40] Speaker B: You know, let me talk to them and see what I can work out.
[01:06:42] Speaker C: Yeah.
[01:06:43] Speaker B: And that's how I feel that this has all been going. And it's red tape, but it's. But it's.
It's untaped red tape, let's say. You know, I mean.
[01:06:57] Speaker C: They all hold each other's hand and go Kumbaya when the cameras aren't around. But when the cameras are around, they spout out their politicians speak and make you think that, you know, they're working hard for you and your. In your systems of belief that you would like to think they're wholesome and, you know, but it's all a game. It's all a game to them. And, you know, you're either winning the game or you're losing the game.
[01:07:25] Speaker B: You know, the tables tilted. There's no question. But I hate it when I see these. These new ones. We call them the squad. Okay, the squad. First of all, if you've already gotten a nickname and you're called the squad, you are not in it for anybody else but yourselves, okay? Poor behavior and everything else. And then you turn around and say, well, my constituents, I'm not your damn constituent. I am a regular person of this country, a United States citizen. Don't call me a constituent. I don't even want to hear that. What's my name? Who are you listening to? They could care less about us. That's the funny thing about it. They don't care.
And when they get into office, I mean, that that person fit a need. What they needed.
Yes.
[01:08:17] Speaker C: No integrity at all.
[01:08:18] Speaker B: None.
And when their own district is that they're representing, or supposedly representing, is yelling at them, she's fighting back. Now we're fighting with the police officers.
Okay. And I keep thinking to myself, how did you get into office?
Who put you in there? And if the people aren't outraged by that and the behavior that we have seen in the last eight years.
[01:08:49] Speaker A: How.
[01:08:49] Speaker B: Are they not.
[01:08:53] Speaker C: Eviscerated?
[01:08:57] Speaker B: Then it makes you question the people of the United States, thinking, what were you thinking?
What were you thinking? You bought the lies. You bought all this.
You were taught to hate.
[01:09:11] Speaker C: A lot of it is single point politics.
They vote for the person because they believe on one point of this certain aspect of a certain thing, that they believe in climate change. Oh, he believes in climate change. So he'll help do whatever it takes to help the environment. Well, we'll get 50 million jobs because of this one regulation implemented by a certain lawmaker.
But it's helping the environment, which it really doesn't, because we'll put solar power. Solar power on so much land. That's right. Or wind power that chops up eagles and, you know, migratory birds. And they don't do the research. It's people that think they sell it.
[01:10:05] Speaker B: They sell it. It's like the EV cars do. You know, by the time it's said and done, those things actually they produce more pollutants than the regular cars. Not only does it tear up the tires, it tears up the highways, because they're heavier. The batteries don't last long. They can't reuse every part of the battery. So we're gonna go dump it over here.
Right. And we have no idea how that is going to affect the environment, but their batteries is poisonous.
[01:10:39] Speaker C: Gas and lithium and all this. Oh, yeah.
[01:10:43] Speaker B: So when I see a three tailed bird flying around, okay, you know, I'm saying, where'd it come from? Well, it came over here from the dump area. Okay. Look at this thing. It's beautiful. It's got two beaks. It's a new species we've discovered. Okay, great. You know, why is it chasing my dog around? You know, I mean. And then we find out, hey, wait, we can make out of water gasoline that smells like gasoline, that doesn't add a drop of CO2 or contaminants out of the and we're going to push EV and we're going to help out this guy here by paying so much money to put in all these charging stations. And then on top of it, guess what? The nozzles at the top for the plug in for the charging station doesn't fit all the cars. So now the car makers have to go back and pay this guy to get the plug work with it.
[01:11:42] Speaker C: Well, I think. I think they also do a lot of misdirection saying that CO2, they were worried about greenhouse gases. You hear a lot of greenhouse gases of CO2 now. And the greenhouse gas is, what they're mainly talking about is methane and how we need to get rid of the greenhouse gases, not the CO2, the greenhouse gas, which supposedly CO2 is. But they're really going after methane so you can start eating bugs and for protein instead of having your nice juicy steak from the methane producer, which methane is produced naturally in nature anyway. So it's. It's a whole big, you know, like you said, you know, dance show, you know, here, look, we look over here, then don't look over here and then look over here.
[01:12:35] Speaker B: And the dog, I mean, there's no question about it, you know, I mean, it's the greatest, the greatest con job.
[01:12:43] Speaker C: Yeah.
[01:12:44] Speaker B: And people buy it and they're like, well, how are you? And then they have the pride. This is where I say we lack empathy and sympathy. Well, I have got an EV car. What are you doing for the environment?
Well, yesterday I smoked one less cigarette, you know.
You know, I'm not working.
And that's how we get the division and then that's how they do their dance because we got all these people arguing. But the truth of the matter is.
[01:13:14] Speaker C: As long as, you know, as long as they can get their EV charge from the magical plate in the wall and don't realize where that comes from, you know, well, there's a coal fire plant up the road that's using, you know, 50 million tons more because of these EV's. You know, it's.
[01:13:33] Speaker B: It's.
[01:13:33] Speaker C: It's all hypocrisy and it's a big dance. And they don't realize what the homework it takes to involve themselves to learn about these things.
[01:13:44] Speaker B: So you take. You take a barrel of oil and people think, okay, well, that makes gasoline. Let me tell you what else it makes. It makes plastics. It makes shingles. It makes what you drive on tar tires.
[01:14:00] Speaker C: There's holes in everything. There's holes in everything. Everything.
[01:14:05] Speaker B: Every single thing.
But then you want to get rid of fossil fuels.
But they're not telling you the truth. The whole story about everything that comes.
[01:14:16] Speaker C: From the oil, that fossil fuels things is a lie to. This is not fossil fuels. It occurs naturally from whatever, but it replenishes itself. It's just not from dead animals or something.
I don't know the complete story of that, but it's a fallacy calling it fossil fuel.
[01:14:37] Speaker B: Oh, you mean the dinosaurs?
[01:14:39] Speaker C: Yeah.
[01:14:39] Speaker B: At one point on the earth, there were 10 trillion dinosaurs, and they all died and created oil. Yeah.
I mean, they don't realize that wood and everything else when it decays and everything else goes in and when mixed waters or whatever else is a oily substance, and, well, the majority of oil.
[01:15:04] Speaker C: Is in the ocean, I think.
[01:15:06] Speaker B: Right.
[01:15:07] Speaker C: Like, are there huge fields underneath the ocean?
[01:15:11] Speaker B: There's fields under the ocean. There's areas that are untapped, probably Alaska, some other areas that are not explored to where it's at.
But it's a lie, and it's to gain votes. It's. That's what it is. We're gonna put a play on this and. And make you seem like this is, you know, this, but in truth is, they know it's not going anywhere.
Okay? They know it.
And we. You see this, and when you get older, you get wiser. You see these things that you're being lied to about, and it's so blatant. And then you hear people down the street that are younger and they're, like, buying into it, and you're like, oh, my God. Oh, my goodness. You know, but they haven't experienced this wonderful phenomenon called deception, you know, or.
[01:16:12] Speaker C: You know, finding or doing your homework, I mean, even if you look up a few sources, reliable sources, you know, of, you know, the pros and cons of whatever, you look and look at both sides, and somewhere in between, you can find the truth. You have one extreme or another or somewhere in between, but, you know, do your own homework. There's a lot of people that listen to other people, other, you know, learned people, scholars or academics that also have their own agenda that they push.
[01:16:46] Speaker B: Here's a prime example. As a matter of fact, while you're there, I'm going to type something in real quick.
Give me 1 second.
I'll point this out.
[01:17:12] Speaker C: But to say it's a fossil fuel is, you know, a disservice.
[01:17:19] Speaker B: Okay, so here's a prime example, and I can't post this up. Can you still see me?
[01:17:25] Speaker C: Parker, I can see you.
[01:17:27] Speaker B: Okay. All right. I can't see.
[01:17:29] Speaker C: I can't see the post.
[01:17:30] Speaker B: Right. All right, so here's the fact. We're going to talk about guns. We have 60 to 80,000 guns that are used that, that have result in death, mishaps and everything else every year. Okay? Now, according to the FBI National Crime Information Center, 359,094 children were reported missing in 2022, 337, 195 children in 2021. However, some say that the number of missing children in the United States is closer to 460,000 each year. The child crime prevention and safety center estimates that four, or estimates that 840,000 children are reported missing annually. And that's 85% to 90% of those are children.
Now, I want you to think about that, and I'm going to go over here to the next one now.
Here we go.
Here we go.
You ready for this one?
[01:18:57] Speaker C: Sure.
[01:18:58] Speaker B: All right.
Statistics and trends, and here we go. USA the facts.
Okay.
We're going to go from.
Yeah. Okay. Except all, so for the year 2021 last reported, this goes all the way from 1990 to 2021. Do you know how many were number of firearm deaths in the United States in 2021?
[01:19:29] Speaker C: No.
[01:19:30] Speaker B: 48,832. Okay. Way too many. Right?
Now you compare take, let's just say 460,000 minus, and I'm going to round it up to 50,000.
So you have missing children, 410,000 children are missing versus how many people were killed with gun deaths in 2021.
460.
You get that?
That's insanely embarrassing that we have created this hot topic about gun control.
An AR 15, because it looks like a weapon of war, so to speak, so they say. But none of these people served, so they don't know, and they don't understand, obviously, the weapons of war, okay?
It's one pull, one shot for the AR 15.
You go into combat or anywhere else, you pull that trigger, you have a burst cycle which will three volleys, three rounds, or you have fully automatic. You pull that trigger, and it's going to empty the whole, your whole clip.
[01:21:10] Speaker C: Mm hmm.
[01:21:11] Speaker B: Correct.
[01:21:12] Speaker C: Right.
[01:21:13] Speaker B: Melt barrel, absolutely. Okay.
Big difference. But we're gonna, we're gonna sit here and squabble the entire America over 48,000 deaths of. And that's just deaths. It doesn't say how. It's not mass shootings. It could be you shoot yourself, it could be drive by, it could be hunting, and something bad happens. It could be anything. Okay?
Any death is bad.
Okay? So I'm with you on that.
Now, you have missing children, 460,000 don't.
And nobody, nobody is changing the laws or calling assault or anything else for these children.
And a lot of them are being sold, stolen, sold, sacrificed, and everything else. Abused, brought into slavery, slavery, raped, and everything else. But we are going to sit here and put our priorities on that.
[01:22:39] Speaker C: On a tool.
[01:22:40] Speaker B: On a tool versus caring for children who can't care for themselves.
[01:22:48] Speaker C: Yeah, that's what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to care for the children, make sure the children are safe. That generation, you know.
[01:22:57] Speaker B: If that doesn't boggle your mind, and I wanted to read that off to people because you can google it. I pulled it up right here on Google. That's what I did. And I'll give you the article so that you can read it as a matter of facts. Show results for missing children per year in the US. That's just the US. And I want you to understand that. Oh, by the way, that's AI's answer.
Do you understand that? That's crime prevention. Global missing Children's Network, Office of Juvenile justice. Listen, that all of them are listed underneath this thing, okay? AI came up with that.
They pulled it right on up.
And again, the one article right below it, global missing children's network in the United States has it listed as 460,000 children are reported missing every year. Federal Bureau of Investigation, NCIC. This, however, is only a snapshot of the problem.
It's a snapshot of the problem.
[01:24:06] Speaker C: Yes.
[01:24:07] Speaker B: Ask you, America, are you going to keep falling for. And I don't care who you vote for. Understand that? I don't care. Listen, Parker and I, we have talked about this before. I've got one guy that makes fun of people that sometimes just acts like a little kid, okay, and has so much baggage from his behavior. And then I have another guy that is hypocritical towards him and then takes shots at him at any chance he gets. And he's 82 years old and has ridden this country so far down. I mean, he's hit rock bottom and began to dig. Okay? So this, to me, when we look at this, is, where are your priorities now? I'm appealing to you. We're talking about children that are missing. Now, where's your anger?
You want to sit here and talk about Israel and Palestine to where you've never been there. You have no idea what the life is like there. You've never experienced anything. But you're going to take a stand and you're doing it on your mom and dad's dime because you know they're going to get repaid by the government, so you're going to be violent about it, not follow the constitution at all of the United States. Your freedom of speech that you think you have is peacefully assembled.
But.
[01:25:39] Speaker C: Oh, and it's not like, you know.
[01:25:44] Speaker B: Gaza in one group or the other.
Not one or the other.
[01:25:49] Speaker C: Yeah.
[01:25:50] Speaker B: But it does go to show that our priorities are screwed up. Yeah, we should be embarrassed. Yeah, we should be embarrassed.
The children thing alone should embarrass us, and we're not.
[01:26:11] Speaker C: But let's ban the scary tool, you know?
[01:26:15] Speaker B: Oh, Roskella. I see Roskell is here.
[01:26:21] Speaker D: Here I am.
[01:26:24] Speaker B: How you doing, handsome?
[01:26:26] Speaker D: Oh, man, I'll tell you what. Got sidetracked with a. Another little project. And that's why I told you I tried to get on around 830. I got sidetracked with that, and before I knew it, holy smokes, man. What happened to the hour? It was a donor?
[01:26:41] Speaker C: Well, I'm here because I'm going to have to cut out because the boy is going to have to do some work downstairs. So I appreciate the opportunity to come on, Mike, and get a little bit more experience and hopefully get the Nixie going and we can, you know, join in. I'd love to come back and join in the conversation again.
[01:27:09] Speaker B: Absolutely. I would love to have you back on anytime that you want to. Come on. I'll always throw you a little thing. You gotta join us on Roscella's show. He has such a wonderful show on Saturday nights from nine to midnight.
And it's the Red Pill reality show, folks. We have great shows on all over, you know, all the. All the way from money and change, live, laugh or whatever. Nixie top 20.
[01:27:35] Speaker C: Just a countdown. Music countdown. My countdown.
It doesn't follow any rhyme or reason. It's just some good music.
[01:27:44] Speaker B: It's a good old fashioned music because Parker is one of those old souls and new ones.
[01:27:48] Speaker C: There's gonna be some new music mixed in there, too.
[01:27:51] Speaker B: All right? And we have that. We have red pill reality show fishing in Florida. We have the bend. We have. I mean, and we have the marketing network marketing show with Victoria. I mean, we have so many different shows that are now starting up on Trim radio network and Life walk with Christ, God. I do that one on Sundays. And listen, I'm no pastor, preacher, priest, clergy or anything of that at all. I'm just a guy that will read right out of the King James Version of the Bible and hope that you come along and enjoy it. It's open to so much. The Bible is open up to interpretation, reproof, reproach.
But I do hope that you join it. It's a nice, peaceful time to do it. That's at 530 on Sundays. And, you know, like I said, money and changes after that at 07:00 but so many different shows, and we're trying to get more shows on. So if you do want to join our trim radio network, please message us.
Roscella. Message me, Victoria or, you know, Stu or somebody else, we'll get you in the right direction. And we want more shows on, and we'd love it to where we're filling up everything. It's going to be impossible to fill everything, but we would just love to have you.
[01:29:13] Speaker C: I appreciate it, and thank you very much.
[01:29:15] Speaker B: And y'all, good evening.
[01:29:16] Speaker C: Y'all have a wonderful time. I'll catch you all on the flip side.
[01:29:19] Speaker B: God bless, Parker. I'll talk to you later.
[01:29:21] Speaker D: Good night, Parker.
[01:29:26] Speaker B: So we were talking, Reskella.
We were talking about how our country is so skewed and divided because they're being taught to be divided on this. And I made a point. I wanted to make a point of looking at, the supreme Court is going to hear Illinois's 6th case against the AR 15 and the second amendment right.
And I said, all right, how many gun deaths do we have? We have over 400 million guns in this country.
We have 48,000 deaths in 2021.
I'll give you up to 70,000 deaths.
2024, maybe 80. Okay. From 400 million guns.
And I said, let's put this in perspective. Let's take a look at how many children go missing each year, and nobody says a thing.
461,000 verses. You can take the 48,000 off of the gun deaths, and you still have 410,000, actually 412,000 missing children.
And nobody is saying a word.
[01:31:03] Speaker D: You destroy the Paphilia.
[01:31:05] Speaker B: Oh, and then you see what's happening now with the anti Israel, anti Palestine protests, and you're seeing this and how they're turning violent.
And again, these kids are going to these elite colleges.
They're getting paid for from mom and dad, and they're not behaving themselves because it was never instilled in them.
It's never been taught to them.
They know nothing about the constitution.
They know nothing about having any type of moral compass but believing in their deity. Mine is Christ, God, but they don't follow that at all.
So it's like coming to a red light in the middle of the night or a four way stop sign. And do you have integrity to sit there and stop, or if nobody's looking, you just blow right through it. And that's really what we're seeing. But on the flip side of that, you have a government that is saying, I want to pay your college off.
So it's no loss to them, there's no ramification to them because it's going to get paid for anyway when at the same time we have 40,000 veterans that are facing foreclosure or going through tragedy with their house to where they're having to. The government had to step in and do a stop gap to lower the interest rates to try to work it out so they could stay in their houses. But some of them already lost their houses.
So.
And then reducing the staff at the VA, I believe it was 30,000, 40,000 people throughout the country.
That's an awful lot. I believe that's it's already wrong there.
[01:32:55] Speaker D: With all kinds of work.
[01:32:57] Speaker B: So where is our compassion today? Where is our empathy, our sympathy? And how are we allowing these things to happen?
Is this stuff that's going on today across the country and all these different universities? Is it any different because it's a university instead of Congress?
[01:33:22] Speaker A: Or.
[01:33:26] Speaker B: Should the National Guard be called in and then you have a guy that's saying we should call on the National Guard to take the guns away from citizens.
Why? Because that's what you believe? Because that's your answer?
[01:33:39] Speaker D: Which one of them said that it.
[01:33:42] Speaker B: Was on Microsoft Edge and I was just like, oh my gosh. I was reading this guy's article and I thought to myself, this guy needs.
[01:33:52] Speaker D: To be taken out. He needs to be taken out and tried for treason. That's a direct violation of the second amendment of the constitution.
And he, if he's a politician, he took an oath to preserve and protect. That's right. That so he is in betrayal of his oath. He should be tried for treason. If he's found guilty. I would like to see public executions of these people to send a message out to the rest of them.
[01:34:23] Speaker B: I like deportation. I don't believe in violence. I mean, I, you know, be it one way or the other, I just, you know, my thing is this is that this is the mindset that has been programmed into us over years of deviant behavior at best of leaders of our country.
And this is a problem.
It's a problem.
And we need to have leaders in there that we can trust. We need to have new leaders in there that have newer ideas that are educated, newer ideas.
You know, it's embarrassing to the point of half the country could be hoodwinked and the other half can be hoodwinked at another time.
And the problem is, I think we're all being hoodwinked and we're never going to come together because they create these divisions.
Where do we go from here, Rhys? Where do we go from here?
[01:35:39] Speaker D: I think that we're seeing.
It's slow, I got to say it's slow. But what we're seeing are more and more people that are almost being forced to wake up because I'm talking about the ones that actually, there were people who actually support Biden. They really believe in this guy. They really think that this guy was going to do a great job and he was going to bring the country together and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And I really see a large number of those people and growing that they've fed up with this garbage because it's gotten to the point where it affects them personally now. And I said many years ago, I said it's sad because many of the people that are trying to tell you that are listening to us, who are saying these things, it's sad because the majority of you aren't going to do anything until it shows up at your doorstep. When it shows up at your doorstep, then it's going to be too late. And that's what's happening with some of these people. It's not showing up literally at their doorstep, but it's showing up at the doorstep of their finances where it's really hurting them now. And they're seeing no, no resolve for this. And they don't see it getting any better. As a matter of fact, they're telling, I saw an article yesterday was Tuesday, Sunday, that prepare, get the states ready to prepare for five dollar a gallon gas.
[01:37:00] Speaker B: I saw that, too.
[01:37:03] Speaker D: So it's, these people have done everything that they can to destroy this country. Just shows you how resilient we are. Because I think any other country by now would have fallen. I really do. We have survived quite a bit. But in order for us to make it through this thing, we need more people to wake up. And I believe that that is happening. I really think that and truly believe that is more and more people who were not Trump supporters.
They didn't realize that they had been literally manipulated into hating somebody and supporting someone else who was destroying the country. But now that it's affecting them, understand.
[01:37:48] Speaker B: He takes shot at Trump daily.
[01:37:51] Speaker D: Yeah, daily.
[01:37:52] Speaker B: And yet he sat there and was hypocritical. And they all said, oh, well, he's making fun of this person or this person, but he's doing the same exact thing. And I'm not supporting either candidate.
Understand that. I think that we have let people get into our government to run this country. That I expect better behavior is all I can say towards the masses, towards everybody as a collective whole, and trying to bring people together, not creating a separation. And every time he gets on, this guy gets on and says, well, you magma people, no, I don't want to hear that. Make America great again. Shouldn't be an embarrassment. It is what we should do, and I'm not going to.
At the same time, I just wish he would. The other one would just, okay, be quiet and just do the job. You could do the job and I'll be happy. But you don't need to get into the other stuff that you're getting into. And I think that that's why he's had such a hard time and they've went after him so hard is because he doesn't follow the normal script of, you know, we're gonna, he won't carry.
[01:39:07] Speaker D: The water for them. That's why. And he, and he has a huge following and that scares the bananas out of him.
He, he will not carry the water. He, he said straight out, I think it was at the, one of the debates, the first time they had debate, I think it was, it was that debate. He stood up on the stage and said, these people that are booing, these are the people that have paid for the rest of these guys up here. There's hardly anybody here that supports me, and they're all booing in the background. He goes, you know what? Because I don't need their money.
[01:39:38] Speaker B: That's true.
How are we, I just think that we need somehow or another to get people, there's just no empathy and sympathy or compassion. There's just not, this country lacks it. The fact that we're having a gun debate when we have 460,000 children that go missing, sacrificed, put into slavery, sold whatever else to where there's such little care for children, okay, that are not grown adults age wise or anything else. God only knows what's happening to them. Nobody cares. Nobody's going to look, nobody cares. But we're going to divide this country on a hot topic issue like gun control, because we've sold it as mass this, mass that. And if you start looking at it, what about the mass taking of children, the assault of children?
And that's just one example. I mean, if you looked at the flu and COVID, it's taken more lives in 2021 than what the guns did.
[01:40:56] Speaker D: But that's not part of the agenda. That's the problem.
[01:40:58] Speaker B: That's not part of the agenda.
That's right.
[01:41:02] Speaker D: Therein lies the problem.
And what I said earlier, I see more and more people becoming aware what's going on. I think they're realizing that there is, in fact, an agenda, because sometimes you tell somebody something, the truth, you tell them as you know it, as you believe it to be, and it counterdicts what they were believing. And it's, they just don't want to even think about that. No, that can't be. You know, when I, and I, I think about, I've shared this many times. I think about one of my accounts when I was active and performing services was clear Channel radio. They have I don't know how many radio stations across the United States, AMn FM. And so they had a branch there in West Palm beach where I was at, and I would service their equipment. So I went in one day, they called me for service, went in, I did my service, and there was this DJ, female dj. Her name was Randy Rhodes. And she was outspoken, I think if she would probably be considered a Democrat and a libertarian as well.
And mixed within that, though, there was some truth. And this is what I'm getting to real quick. As I said earlier, when you say something to somebody that's, that's really true, and they hear it, they can't. It's just like a wall goes up. So I did, I performed a service on a printer that particular day. I got signed off, and as I was walking out, she was walking out to have a cigarette. And so I thought, hey, we had pleasantries. Hey, how you doing? Shook her hand. I told her who I was, blah, blah, blah. And I listened to her as I did. I listened to her during the day when I could, because I'd be driving around from different places doing service calls, and, and that was it. And we left. Well, I guess about a couple of weeks later, a week or so later, maybe she was, I tuned in. She's already into her monologue, and she was raging on George Bush, the Bush crime family, the Bush crime family, over and over. I got upset because I believed what that man was, a representation of the presidency of the United States, and he deserved to be respected. And that's not, he's not a criminal. He's our president. So I called her up. Unfortunately, I got through. I didn't have to wait very long because I had on my way to the next service call, and I just, you know, very kindly said to her, she remembered who I was. And I said, I don't understand why you keep saying the Bush crime family. That's very disrespectful to our, to our presidency. And she's in a very harsh voice. She said, what do you know about the Bush family? I thought, what do I know? He's the president.
I don't know. Jeb Bush was our governor for a while here in Florida.
And she said, do your homework. Slam the phone down.
I said, oh, man, you picked the wrong person. That really upset me. You picked the wrong person. I'm going to go do my homework. Lord have mercy. They were a crime. They are a crime family. They are indeed a crime family.
And it goes back to the, even as far back as a grandfather is part of all of this where they have done deals that were literally criminal deals. Literally.
Well, I, when I found that out was probably 98, 90. Yeah, probably 98, 97, 98 somewhere near. And then we had the little issue that happened in 2001. And him as the president standing, I remember thinking to myself, how can this man stand there with a straight face like this and not break down? All these people were just murdered. Literally. He's standing on the ruins and they're raising the american flag. And he says something to the effect of, we're going to find.
[01:44:47] Speaker B: America will be heard. America will be heard. Yeah.
[01:44:50] Speaker D: And whoever is responsible for this is we'll find you, blah, blah.
[01:44:54] Speaker A: I don't know.
[01:44:55] Speaker D: So, you know, and, and I really thought that, that he was earnest and he was really, that's what he was doing. And I could not get through my brain when she told me about the crime family thing, I said, that just doesn't make sense. How can these people be criminals and being, be in office? That's not, it doesn't make sense. It doesn't add up. Well, in 2002, when I discovered that the war that I served in, the Vietnam war, was based on a lie, we killed hundreds of thousands of people for a lie. That literally blew my mind. I thought I was going to have a breakdown. I just, I couldn't come to rational thinking, common sense terms, reading what I was reading off of a website that happened to be a website from the government about the Vietnam war and how it all started. And then within a short period of time, I'm watching us jump from one war into another. We went to Afghanistan. And where did Afghanistan do? Well, they harbored Osama bin Laden. We'll go get Osama bin Laden. I find out that the Taliban told our government, we'll get them for you. Just show us some, any evidence that it was him no, no. We'll come get him ourselves. And then they round him up three times and he gets away from them. And then we go into Iraq, and then we go into Yemen, and then we go into, I can't think of the other one now. Libya. And they're pounding the doors at Syria, and they're pounding the doors at Iran. And I have an audio of General Wesley Clark saying that these people hate paperwork, that all these wars are planned in advance.
[01:46:48] Speaker B: It's not.
[01:46:48] Speaker D: We're trying to, we're not trying to spread, quote, democracy, which we're not anyway, but we're not trying to spread that. All they're doing is, these are criminals. But you can't. It, it had, I had such a hard time wrapping my mind around how can somebody so in a place of authority that is so powerful, literally be a criminal? I couldn't get over that. It took me so long to get over that. We killed so many people. This thing called the Gulf of Tonkin incident, that's what started all of that. It was. It was a false flag. Just like we saw a false flag on 911, just like another false flag on the Oklahoma bombing, building bombing.
When I started to open my eyes and look back, and I could see, oh, my God, the bombing in Hawaii. Did you know this, Michael? The Japanese who came over and bombed Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor. I read this article and just blew my mind. And I never went and did the research, and I should have. But in the article, they claimed that there is no way on God's green earth that those bombers could have made it from Japan all the way over there. They had to stop somewhere, and our people provided the stop so that they could go in and blow this place up and we could declare war.
They needed a war, just like right now. Look at what's happening right now. They need this world war. Look. Look at how hard they're pushing.
[01:48:25] Speaker B: Does that surprise you, though? I mean, listen, we sailed to Lusitania, world War one, another one under false pretenses. I mean, we did that to get into the war, understand that with Germany.
We did that. They said, listen, make sure that you're flying your flag. And we did not.
They sunk it. And then we.
[01:48:46] Speaker A: Oh, whoa.
[01:48:49] Speaker B: Stank our ship. We're in it now.
[01:48:53] Speaker D: Well, my point being is that it took me a bit, really, to get over the, the truth. The fact that we had a president that was a criminal. My gosh, I never in my wildest dreams could imagine. And I was non political before any of this. I didn't give a hoot about politics. I didn't want to talk about politics. A waste of time until the realization that politics, whether you like it or not, has a direct impact upon your life, a daily life, because these people are making up things that maybe you don't agree with. You know, things like bizarre things like this. This one, I think it's in California, if. If it's one of those people who are a non, non declaration of the sex, they're not a ye, they're not a she, they're we, you know, that thing. And if you use the wrong pronoun, you could be fined and even go to jail.
[01:49:52] Speaker B: That's. Yeah, I mean, because you're taking God out of it and you're trying to change the gender to something that doesn't exist.
And it does go to show that the mental stability of this country is definitely questionable at best. And I think on top of that, when, when we're looking at all this, if you remember, remember how we used to talk about the new world order and everything, and then everyone said, that's just a conspiracy theory. And I said, no, it's not. Yes, it is. It's not based on anything. Then all of a sudden, we're hearing it more and more and more.
Not from regular citizens, from politicians that are verifying it because they tell you what happens ahead of time. And the worst part about it is it's turned you into, okay, where people used to call you a conspiracy theorist, and now I like to consider myself a connected dots professional analysis. Because it's like, listen, I see this thing with AI, and we're now calling it a humanoid robot. Why is it a humanoid robot? Does it have any internal organs? Does it, is it a living, breathing thing? No, but you can bet your butt that when you go to the. To the D, you know, Department of Motor Vehicles or whatever, in a few years of the police station or the bank, and there's a security guard, it's going to be there and it's going to ask you questions. And as a human being, which should have more, more value than these things, it's going to be asking you questions which you're going to have to answer.
[01:51:34] Speaker D: Go figure.
[01:51:37] Speaker B: Am I wrong?
[01:51:38] Speaker D: No.
[01:51:40] Speaker B: I mean, this is the position we're putting this thing in.
We're giving this thing life and power. Why?
This thing is not good. It's bad, and nobody's understanding it. And pretty soon it'll be on the battlefields as it's already started.
[01:51:56] Speaker D: Now I think it's there. I really do.
[01:51:59] Speaker B: Yeah, we're there. Um, you're going to be answering to these humanoid robots, so I hope you think they're cute. I hope you think they're nice.
Um, and God forbid, if they ever do become, I hate to say it, self aware, how long do you think.
[01:52:20] Speaker D: It'Ll be before they realize that that's already happened? Michael?
[01:52:24] Speaker B: What's that?
[01:52:25] Speaker D: That's already happened.
[01:52:27] Speaker B: Yeah, but how long do you think it'll be before they decide that the earth will be better off without us?
[01:52:34] Speaker D: Google had an AI running, and one of the engineers had a conversation with it and came to the realization that this thing is now self aware. And he went and reported it to his seniors, and they. They got rid of him because he didn't want. They wanted to. Wanted to keep it quiet. He said, no, this people need to know.
And I don't. I've never heard any more about it, but one of the engineers there who helped design this particular AI said it had come to the realization it was self aware. It was its own entity.
[01:53:13] Speaker B: Yeah.
You know, people think, well, you know what? They're not trying to reduce the population or this, that. How do you get power? Well, let's see if you could control the web, the weather. And they say, well, seeding doesn't happen, but yet we hear the acronyms for it and everything like that. Okay, it's been happening. You know, the chemtrails, all those don't exist. And then we find out later on, oh, well, they do exist. And we think that we can do this, you know, by controlling that. So if you can control the weather, then we're out there looking for other planets to, you know, why are we even looking for other planets? Why? To live on.
[01:53:49] Speaker D: So we can go mess them up.
[01:53:52] Speaker B: And then, and then we turn around and we're like, okay, we'll take God out of everything because we don't want to answer to God. We, God forbid that we have to answer to a deity who's loving, caring, and has grace and everything else, but we don't want to answer to him. We want to answer to ourselves. We want the power of the praise, the glory, and everything else. We're heading down a road of disaster.
There is no coming back from it until we tick off the one true, only living God. And then you better hang on, because what's about to happen after that? You're.
[01:54:29] Speaker D: You're pretty. Yep.
[01:54:31] Speaker B: It's not going to be pretty. It's going to be too late. And I think that these people are going to have a wake up call that they've never had before.
Well, listen, we got to get out of here, Riz. It is. It is 959. Will I see you Saturday night?
[01:54:46] Speaker D: I've got a plan.
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[01:56:30] Speaker A: This is for the busted hearts. This is for the question marks. This is for the outcome.
Sing it for the cocoon bag.
Sing it for the broken past single for the.
