Hour 2-Missouri Caucus

Good morning, everybody, It's common Sense Radio Almond in the morning, Jamie Allman here. Privileged to be with you one on four nine the Patriot. You're in the right place. You know you are, almend of the morning. Yep, yep, yeh three one four, five, five, six, sixty one oh four. Would love to hear from you if you were caucusing or you didn't caucus or whatever. Uh. It really does seem that

what I feared took place to a certain degree. A lot of people were happy that Trump won the caucus, and that's great, h But but it seemed like I talked to a few people here and there who just just normal average of eight people who were kind of like I even know where to go, didn't know what to do. I didn't even figure out like how this is all going to work out, what was going to happen. And I felt like it was more for the you know, the comedy Republican committee people

and the insiders and that kind of thing. And that's fine. Fortunately the insiders went our way. That doesn't always happen when you get all these you know, Republican commit and there's nothing wrong with Republican committees, Okay, don't get me wrong, but you guys know what I'm talking about. Within our grouping of great amazing Americans, there's sometimes like a subgroup of great amazing Americans who actually think they're more amazing than us amazing Americans, You know what I

mean. Sometimes it's how it goes. But I'd love to hear from you if you were caucusing or if you were out there, I'd love to find out how it all went for you. For the most part, it went pretty smoothly. I had Joe Brazl I saw over the weekend and he said it was fine, and so that's all good. But I want to hear from you if you had any problems or whatever. I do think that it's

high time. And Joe told me that over the weekend there was a vote taken at the committee level to go back to paper balloting only, just to forget the machines, forget any of that stuff. Let's go back to paper balloting only. And I'm with you on that. I think that it's high time that we absolutely get back to basics and forget about these shenanigans that I

think cost the election in twenty twenty. And Allison is on Facebook, and she indicate she said, I posted on Facebook about how the caucus worked. People worked, people through worked. People thought it was a hoax. Yeah, I don't know as well as Trump wont I'm good, but I think for the future we need to go back to the primary. And that's how

it ought a role. In the meantime, you guys have to know, and they run up to twenty twenty four, they are preparing to try to steal the election again and steal it through mailing balloting and all their other unorthodox ways of balloting. Speaking of ballots, by the way, we are keeping an eye on the US Supreme Court, which issued a rare Sunday heads up that they would be releasing a ruling, presumably on the ballot issue, the

Colorado ballot issue. That's what we think it is. Anyway, chances are fairly good that there will be a leak, but that's kind of leaking the Supreme Court decisions is fairly rare. It's supposed to be released at ten o'clock Eastern time, nine o'clock our time. My suggestion is that it'll probably you'll

probably know a little more. We'll probably get a real good warm We're gonna get warmer by the time rolls around, maybe even eight o'clock, as the reporters start to sift around and snoop around and sniff around, and we might be able to get an inkling of what the ruling is much before the end of the show. We'll keep an eye on for you, keep on top of it. But it was big enough that the Supreme Court said yesterday Sunday

that today was going to be the day for that decision. February eighth, they held the hearings on the ballot issue, and so presumably that's where it would be. I don't think they're certainly not going to be ruling on this immunity thing unless it was just kind of like they got it boom boom, because my presumption is they would hear arguments before any of that. So this is supposedly next out of the blocks. Hopefully it's a nine to zero decision,

and the Supreme Court says, leave it to the people. This is boloney, and this is how it's all going to work out. You guys are going to go back to basics, stop trying to take the vote away from the people, and let's put it to the ballot. And let the people decide, because that's what our republic is all about. In the meantime, though, yes to my point about the plotting. So Merrick Garland,

who as the Attorney General, was speaking in an Alabama church. By the way, you guys know that last week we talked about the pastor of the megachurch who was getting hoisted for endorsing Steve Garvey, who, by the way, has a pretty darn good chance of winning that us senen see to Adam Schiff in California. We'll have more on that down the line. But this guy just simply said, Hey, you guys need to vote for Steve Garvey

because he's conservative's pro life. This guy was raked over the colds all through all through this entire time, raked over the coals for speaking because it was a megachurch. So I'm thinking, wait a minute, I remember Hillary at the Baptist church Joe Biden. Now Meyrick Garland's at a Baptist church at Alabama church, and nobody says a peep anyway. He talked about voter ID requirements

and ballot box restrictions and that kind of thing. These guys are you can tell already that even at the AG level, the Attorney general level, that Meyrick Garland and his team are poised to figure out some way not only to intimidate and to try to in some way shape or form force people to get into this mail in balloting at least otherwise you're a racist. That's how it's gonna write. To vote is still under attack, and that is why the

Justice Department is fighting back. That is why one of the first things I did when I came into office was to double the size of the voting section of the Civil Rights Division. That is why we are challenging efforts by states and jurisdictions to implement discriminatory, burdensome, and unnecessary restrictions on access to the ballot. And they're thinking, you know what these code is that they don't want anybody to show having to show ID at the polling place or ID anywhere.

That that's what Merrick Garland all the left wing kooks want to have happened, because they want to be able to have unfettered violations of voting, mail in voting at the voting booth and beyond, including those related to mail in voting, the use of dropboxes, and voter ID requirements. So Merrick Garland basically is threatening anybody who wants to make sure that there's integrity in our elections. That's exactly what he's doing. And for the Attorney General to come out

and I know, I realized that's his job. You know, they have to defend this and defend that. But the reality is, this is a threat to you, This is a threat to people who represent you to stop trying to impose what he calls restrictions, but what we call integrity checks on the ballot system. And so it's already starting. That is why we are working to block the adoption of discriminatory redistricting plans that dilute the vote of black

voters and other voters of color. Yeah, but that's not happening though. The redistricting plans that we're seeing in a lot of ways. Just look at Cook County and what they did there. They they reduced the white vote, is what they did. That's how that's how it all worked. Anyway, to my point about voter ID Rasmus in pulling, they pulled a thousand national likely voters, and the question was should voters be required to show photo identification

such as a driver's license before being allowed to vote. Now you think, what do you think the vote total for whites is versus the vote total for blacks is versus the vote total for other non white In other words, what do you think the vote totals for people who are not white would be when it comes to showing a driver's license before being allowed to vote? What do

you think the percentages are? Now? I guarantee you if I just asked somebody on the street, they would say that white people were the ones in favor of voter ID regarding the driver's license, and that all the minorities would be totally opposed to it. Now, that would be your your supposition right off the bat, given how the and others act as if white people are constantly looking for ways to screw minorities. Well, here's how it worked out.

Thousand national likely voters, White people seventy four percent, black people sixty nine percent. It was only five percentage point difference between the white and black voters when it came to their opinion on whether or not we should be required to show photo identification such as a driver's license before being allowed to vote. Now check this out, though, go further to other non white that would be presumably just anybody who's a minority who's not black. Hispanics would be a

great example of that. Eighty two percent, eighty two percent say that a photo identification such as a driver's license, should be shown before you are allowed to vote. So there's the ras mecI reports, there's the poll, there's the MythBuster, there's the thing that sends the Merrick Carlans of the world and all these other race hustlers to the garbage pail. Hey, how come Kamala Harris is now commander in chief. We'll follow up on that straight ahead.

Good morning, everybody, and happy Monday to all of you and yours. It's Almon in the morning and it's common Sense Radio. JB. Allman. Happy to be with you this morning. Thank you very much for joining me. What O four to nine the patriot. You are in the proper place. People, your phone calls are welcome three one, four, five, five, six sixty one oh four. If you happen to have wandered into the caucases, or just whenever you're thinking, I'm happy to have you on

the show. To let me know. I posted something on the Facebook page this morning the radio free all on Facebook page. If you are not currently on Facebook and you are in your car, that's okay, check it out a little later on or at home whatever. So the Internet is so weird because there are some people on the Internet who see it upon themselves to try to like monitor the behavior of other people, and they post it up there

to try to embarrass them or what have you. Because unfortunately, with some of the media and some of the social media, people just don't mind their friggin business. That happens all the time, unfortunately in America. That's one of the main problems in the United States of America is that people don't mind their frigging business and they mind other people's business and then post it on the

Internet. So this guy, I don't know what his motivation was, posted a video of this mom, this sweet thing, with her husband and her little girl and they're presumably at a baseball game or something, because they're in a stadium and for whatever reason, she's either on a monitor screen or something or somebody's videotaping her or whatever, and they have a hot dog and the hot dog falls on the stadium floor and she picks it up, wipes it

off and gives it to her little girl. Well apparently, oh the guy posted on Facebook and our Instagram whatever, all the not all the comments. Some of the comments were like, oh, that's terrible, she's you know, a bad mom, and that five second us too much and blah blah blah, it's so dirty. The floor of the stadium is so dirty. How could she give her child that thing? The more sensible among us, including me, or like that woman is like a hero, that's a that's

a great mom right there. She's awesome old school and she's not a snowflake, nor is she hurting her child's immune system by cleaning everything and not allowing the kid to have any germs whatever. And it's pretty guaranteed this girl who looks all about too probably she's probably had her mouth and touched things far dirtyer

than a stadium floor at this time. If she's lucky, because people just don't raise their kids anymore with any kind of getting dirty, their hands dirty, playing in the mud, playing in the sand, whatever happens to be. And you think, you know, there's a reason why we have so many of these allergies, and everybody's all running around with their allergies and everything else because kids are coddled, and in my opinion, was hell in the

sixties. My mom wouldn't have wiped it off. She'd have picked it up and given it to me. They're wiping off that stuff, but anyway, at least she wiped it off for the kid, but gave it to her

anyway. So I'd love to know what you guys think about that, and how well, not only about just how the predatory nature of social media sometimes, but how sometimes it backfires and instead of embarrassing the woman, she's now I hope going to be some kind of Internet hero mom who actually takes better care of her children than those who won't let them get dirty, or won't let them eat something that might have a little mold on it or whatever.

But I love that my friend Donna, thank you, Donna, You're thank you for noticing. She remembers when Lily, my daughter, Lily. You remember that video, do you, dear? When she was a little baby and I was doing these videos and Lily had spilled corn, her corn on the floor. She was in her high chair corner on the floor, and she loved that corn so much. She crouched she got on, you know, crouched down and ate that corn off the floor with their fingers. And

that's the way to do it people. You know what I'm saying. Thank you, Dona for remembering. You're a sweet person. Anyway, Mark, good morning this morning. Number one. What's up, Buddy? Hey? What's up? Jamie? Hey? Uh? Interesting fact. You know who doesn't have allergy problems is the Amish children because they grow up outside on farms, playing in dirt. Oh, you're so right, they just don't have allergy problems they grow up. I know. I'm like you. I grew

up in the sixties. Hey, you're outside, you're playing in the dirt, you know, Yeah, buddy, yeah, no doubt. Well, yeah you're outside and if you're lucky, you'd be able to come inside. But but that was what came inside when it's time to eat. Yeah, yeah, because back outside till the street lights come along. Yeah. I mean half the time I'd be inside. My mom's like, what are you doing here? I'm your kid. It's like, get out, get out

and get outside and play. But you know, it's interesting you point this out with the Homish. I didn't think of that. Would love to see more about that. So there must be some study out there or something along those lines. Right. Actually, I think I am quoting a study, but I don't really pay as much attention. I just heard it in passing.

I'm like, yeah, that makes sense. Yeah, it's the same thing about if you eat local honey, you can avoid a lot of alergies because the bees are you know, wow, using the local plants, and you're you're ingesting that and you're you're getting used to it. I guess, oh yeah, yeah, I love that scientist. Right on, brother, I appreciate you well, Mark, thanks a ton for listening to the show and for calling in. My friend. Hey, how's your mom? Real

quick? She's doing great. You know, it's been kind of it's been good. You know, we had had a few things here and there. But my mom is a trooper, buddy, I gotta tell you. And uh, and I don't see her nearly enough because now some name doing San Diego radio all the time at night, and I mean, you know, so so but I every once in a while, but you know, I was in d C. But she's really doing well. Uh. And I'm so blessed to have her and and and love her so much and she's been.

She's been my partner, I'll tell you that for a long long time. And I am absolutely blessed to have my mom in my life. Yeah. Our mom's Sharonadro That's the reason I'm asking. Oh yeah, yeah, I ran into you. Yeah, I'm the elevator right on, brother. It was good to see the elevator. Every time I go over there, I'm like, somebody here. Yeah, how's your mom doing. She's been kind of sick for the last months. Can't quite shake that. Yeah,

could or flu or whatever it is. She's she's getting along better. We were just over the other took it Chinese over the other day. She's yeah, but oh my mom ninety something years old, I'll take it. My mom had that. She she had that very thing you're talking about. And we were going through the building. Yeah, it was scaring us half to death because we didn't know what it was. But that respiratory thing, man, that thing lingers like you wouldn't believe. It really doesn't go. I

want to go right on. Well, brother, I hope to see you soon over there. All right, thank you. Julie points out on the Facebook page that her dad would wash it off with beer. Which is great, great idea, because that's what I do. You take that hot dog that fell on the stadium floor and you just dip it into beer and give it to the kid. You know what I'm saying. And Ben points out and thank you Ben McGuire, who, by the way, makes honey.

Okay, just to let you guys know to March's point about locally produced honey and now it's good for your immune system. Ben McGuire makes honey, at least I think he still does. I happen to have some as absolutely amazing. So Ben, you can free to post something on Facebook let people know how to get a hold of you if they want some of your honey. And he points out that, hey, that hot dog's probably like thirteen, so on a couple of levels, this woman, by the way, is

amazing. She's a great mom, and she also is very cost effective and knows what a twelve thirteen dollars a hot dog really is one way or another, something to save, not something to throw away. So it's funny. Though again I look at this video and I feel so bad for her because I know that the Internet is trying to mock her and troll her for picking up the hot dog off the stadium floor, wiping it off and giving it to her daughter. And that's what sad sometimes about things. These are people

who don't get it. And some of the comments were really mean, and yeah, but she is a woman of the sixties and that's we need more of those. And I know many of you are in that realm and you raise your kids that way and let them get dirty, let them play outside, let them dig and get their hands dirty, and whatever it else it is, and you're there. So anyway, that's on the radio free ELM on facebook page. Feel free to get your comments going on there and everything

else. All right, I promised you this and I'll do it next couple of minutes. Here, what's up with Kamala Harris acting as commander in chief? They yanked the border duties from her, like they switched roles, so they had idiot down there at the border and now she's handling apparently the Israeli Gaza thing, even meeting with an envoy to day and then yesterday, and this couldn't have been going rogue, but she sounded like any other anti Semite

jerk free Palestine crazy when she gave one of her speeches yesterday. I didn't see the clothes pin on her nose, but it sure as heck sounded like she had one there, and some weird accent too. So all that straight ahead, three one, four, five, five, six, sixty one oh four. Listen to them ondod morning everybody, and happy Monday to you, all of you and yours. It's common sense Radio, Jamie allman here, Your phone calls are welcome if you want to chime in on what was

going on over the weekend with the caucuses. I understand things went smoothly, they went our way, but a lot of people want to go back to the primary. And I certainly understand that. Talk to a lot of people who felt like it was more for the insiders and less for the people who are normal, average, everyday players. But I understand that completely. I think we ought to go back to the primary. The caucus system, I think it works in Iowa. They've been doing it for seven thousand years and

so it's working there. But I think we ought to go back to the primary. And Republicans need to get their act together and not let that happen again. How does that sound? Also, by the way, keeping an eye on this Supreme Court decision. We are in a situation where the Supreme Court gave us a very unusual heads up last night, indicating today ten o'clock Eastern, nine o'clock our time. My prediction is we'll find out probably earlier

than that. Although leaking is not generally something we see at the Supreme Court level, we have before notoriously, but we'll find out. I think probably it'll get it in occasion of how they're going to rule, and we believe it's on the Colorado ballot issue. They heard the arguments on the eighth of February. Chances are really super good that they're going to be ruling on that case. I can't imagine them ruling on this immunity case already, even without

hearing any uh any any arguments, what have you. So I will predict that it's going to be the Colorado case, and I'll predict it's nine to oh. I'll predict its another loss uh for the bozos in the in the Democrat and Left party, and so my my supposition is that's that's how it's going to go. You can tell, uh they're getting super desperate because they had Colonel Vinman on the you know on MSNBC Ali Velshi, and they're so afraid of what's going on because, let me tell you something, as Karnaki

pointed out on MSNBC and NBC, Nicki Haley is all but done. And now, of course Nicki Haley is acting as if she's still going to be in the race, and because she's normal. I'll explain more of that at the top of the seven o'clock hour, will give it a whole skinny on that. But yeah, Vinman is remember Lieutenant Colonel Vinman, that little snowflake over there, who was part of the whole impeachment proceedings and the and the

excellent phone call stuff. So they're rolling out idiots like him, who was nervous as all hacked on MSNBC, by the way, basically saying this about Trump. Both Trump telegraphed the kind of world he wants to live in, and then we don't have to use our imagination too hard because we could see that world manifest in front of us, because he Trump tells us he wants to emulate Vladimir Putin, and in that we see what life could be like.

We see a world in which Rup would like to eliminate his opposition. He'd like to imprison them, poison them, potentially murder them. Yeah. Right, So Trump's gonna start poisoning everybody once he becomes president of the United States. That's how desperate it's getting. I don't know what kind of desperation this is, though, handing over the basically the commander in chief reigns to

Kamala Harris. Is this some kind of foreshadowing of what's to come with Biden stepping aside for her or is it a possibility of just trying to burnish her image a little bit more so as not to have people wanting to replace the entirety of the ticket. Also, unusually is that she made this speech yesterday. She cackled a little bit, but she also engineer this weird kind of

policy statement about the ceasefire. Now, keep in mind, I know that they've been kind of working on that, insinuating on that, but the administration so far has never outwardly aped the language of the left wing anti semi pro Palestine whatever that is Kook's out there. And yet she gave this speech yesterday and uh, this was this was on the Bloody Sunday Anniversary in Selma Alabama.

And I'm thinking, man, you're you're you're doing the Bloody Sunday in ority of Selma, Alabama, and you're deciding that you're going to basically get behind some of the worst people on the planet. And that would be Gosins who have supported hamas Uh and and and who who have And I'm not saying like some little baby is guilty of anti Semitism or of hating on Israel, but that's how they're raised there. I'm not saying that's a reason to starve

them either. But of course, if Hamastias simply would give up the food and the water that they've stolen, I think people in Gaza would be okay, don't you. But the why would you choose a venue like Selma, Alabama, particularly on the fifty ninth anniversary of Bloody Sunday, to decide you're gonna get behind a bunch of racists would why would you? Why would you

do that? On top of that, roll out a policy statement that usually would come from the commander in chief, but kama Is even meeting with some is some envoy today, It's like, wait a minute, who's where's Joe? I mean, who knows what's going on? Is he hanging out with the Defense secretary now somewhere like where nobody knows, but yeah, Selma alab Obama. The fifty ninth anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Kamala says, you know what, uh, we need to stand up for the people of Gaza and

tell those Jews to get with the program and do better. And here's what the Jews have to do. There must be an immediate ceasefire. Oh and she decides she's going to do that little preacher voice too. That must be met it cease fighting. So I guess Kamala figured, well, as long as I just talk like Alabama Baptist preacher, then I could actually roll out this anti semi propaganda U anti Israel propaganda. Maybe that's how how to roll or at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently. Listen

to the people screaming at the top of their lungs. Those cannot be black people. I mean, listen, they there might be, but I don't even know exactly where she is, what venue she's in, But this is this is this still in Alabama. But man, I mean, and who who does that on the table? This will get the hostages. And I guess they when they import the view audience to sell them Alibima or John John Stewart audience significant or the Seth Meyers audience. You know the people who like

nobody even who wins the lottery screams that loud. Well, of course, I don't know. I've never been abound anybody who won the lottery. Okay, I'll say, I'll say, people who win the lottery do scream like that. Nobody, even excited at the top of their game, would would act like that. I don't know. This would allow us who's that one? Like? Who's that person? Is that a cheer? Or what is

that? I don't even know what that is? Of suffering any gaza, there must be an immediate ceasefire or weeks, which is what is currently on the table. This will get the hostages out there. That one guy or is he blowing some horn? Does he have like you know, is he the Ricola guy blowing a horn? Amount of aid? In? Yeah, who is that guy? Is he is he? Did he leave his van down by the river to go to a Kamala Harris rally? And by the way, again to her little comment about the aid, the Israelis were the

ones who were giving food and water to the Gosens to begin with. And when you start killing Jewish people, beheading babies and raping women, there's an inclination among the Israelis that, you know what, I don't think we're really going to actually give them food and water anymore, tell you the truth, because they don't deserve it at this point. And by the way, again, if the Gosins want food and water, all they have to do is ask Hamas for it, because Hamas has it, because they steal it.

And She's like nay, even rup the convoys, It's like, no, they don't. The convoys are the ones that are being hijacked by Hamas. The convoys are constantly under attack from Hamas. This would allow us to build something more enduring, to ensure Israel is secure and to respect the right of the Palestinian people to dignity, freedom and self determination. Yeah, well, you know what, that'd be great, Kamala if there was such a thing

as a Palestinian person. But there really isn't, because there's no such thing as Palestine. Palestine exists no much more in reality than the land of the Keebler elves, and she knows that at Israel. She goes, this will be the best way to prod the best way to protect Israel is to tell them to stop defending themselves. Yeah, what's going on with this woman?

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in the right place, Lisa, So are you line number one? Thank you for calling the show. How are you doing? I'm fine? Thank you? What's happening? I was calling because last week one of my friends who lives in Illinois, uh, kind of opened my eyes to something. He used to live in Missouri, and he's the primary is a waste of money and time. Anyway. The only reason they do it is so they can figure out who's winning and maybe try a different strategy to change it.

Oh and I think that's true. Yeah, So I'm not really sure why we're doing it at all. And we were at the caucus in Jefferson County and it lasted till two thirty. It was very enlightening, but it was a long day. So that's you know, really, all I wanted to say is, you know that that really could be an option where we just don't do this at all. So don't do the caucus at all or the

primary. Why do we do them? Oh? Well, I guess presumably when it's close, I would think that you would do it and obviously with the delegate count, which is necessary heading into a convention, So there's gonna be I would imagine there's gonna be some way to So yeah, if you

had a really close race, then it makes sense. Yeah right, I mean, and you know, states can can decide like not to do uh it at all if they want to, like, well, this is a year where But then again, of course you'd have a lot of people like the nicky Haley people because you have to make you'd have to make the decision early, so they couldn't just do it a week ahead of time. So

early was before the Iowa or New Hampshire. But we all knew it was going to go on, so yeah, you're right, but you were there till two thirty and so. Uh. Some people were complaining that it seemed like it was only an insider thing, but you didn't feel that way or you did. No, No, it really was an insider thing, you know. I mean there was one person that had their slate of delegates ready to go, names and everything, which I mean you could really be there

for hours if you were doing that at the event. One person tried to do it at the event and they could not come up with the twenty seven names that the eighth district needed. You have to have twenty seven names, twenty seven alternates. They gave us thirty minutes. I wasn't even a part of trying to do that because you have to pay for all those trips yourself. Yeah, you're housing and everything at the Missouri Convention and the National convention.

So there's not a whole lot of people these days that can do stuff like that. Yeah, no, you're right, you're right. I remember going down to the convention in Branson, and that was a while back. That was a big outlay for some people to just to go down there. And then, you know, I went up to the guy that had his slate ready and said, so these delegates have to vote how we tell them to write, and he said yes. And then a bystander there said,

they have to do what we tell them to on the first round. The second round they can do what they want. Yeah, so that's something I also did not know. Gotcha. Well, thanks for that. Sounds like a rule that needs to be changed. I'm with you on that, Lisa. Well, thank you for the insight and thanks for listening to the show. All right, Jamie, thank you have a good day, all right,

dear. Yeah, the trip that brand to think and that was actually it costs me a little more than I anticipated, since they got two speeding tickets going down there, So two I got one speeding ticket going down there, and then I got another one like ten minutes later. So you know, I don't know why they are so opposed to speeding anywhere, frankly, but down there, I don't run red lights or anything. And this was you know, there's nobody around, and get a move on here, let's

get down there. Plus, driving out of Branson is it's like driving to Jefferson City. It's dreadful. Well, once you get forty four is fun until you get past you know, I think Saint James or something like that. But then then then it's all just like, yeah, two speeding tickets, and I didn't get out of them, by the way, I was. I you know, I pay paid my tickets, because you can't really get out of speeding tickets necessarily. Although I will tell you though that I

got some speeding tickets. And when I went to the UH to Wisconsin to see Cardinal Burke, and my mapping took me through all these really rural areas and all this kind of stuff. And they apparently have like speed cameras in Iowa and on these rural roads, like speed trap cameras. And so I got back from that trip and I had two speeding tickets sent to me in the mail, and I'm never going to pay those. They're like red light cameras, and don't I don't pay. I don't do any of that nonsense.

If you're not a human being. I realized there have been court cases and all that kind of stuff. But if you're not a human and I don't see you and you're not writing me a ticket and I don't see your face, then I'm not going to pay for a ticket that a robot is giving me so they can suck it in Iowa, all these little hamlets over there trying to raise money on me. And I'm never going to pay the remote speeding tickets ever. And I don't think you should either. But I'm

not a lawyer. I would consult one before you make that drastic decision to defy the man. Just be careful about that. I'm just telling you, all right, speaking of the law and order, did you guys see Governor Parson Community the sentence of Andy Reid's son that's causing a big old blow up. We're going to follow up on that. Plus sixty Minutes just handed it to the Moms for Liberty over there, concern about grooming in children's books,

and Scott Pelley decided to interview Lamam for Liberty. And you know, when Scott Pelly starts to bite on his glasses, that means Scott Pelley is very serious about what he's doing. So a two band at Scott Pelley is a hack. But oh well, who's counting and who watches sixty minutes? Anyway, here, I'll have all that for you guys coming up. Plus Steve Garvey in Los Angeles SEU Dodgers. He could beat Adam shit