Episode 1533 - Texas Gubernatorial Candidate (R) Pete Chambers

[SPEAKER_04]: Welcome to drinking throws presented by Omaha State.com. [SPEAKER_04]: Sit back relax and have a bucket trick. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah welcome to drinking throws kids. [SPEAKER_03]: I got an awesome Wednesday show for you here. [SPEAKER_03]: Look. [SPEAKER_03]: As you heard me say, many, many times on this program over the years, how much I hate governor, wheelchair! [SPEAKER_03]: We finally got a guy that is about to take him on in a primary, Anthony who we got today.

[SPEAKER_05]: Doc, Pete Chambers, Doctor, Pete Chambers, or Colonel, Pete Chambers, Greenbrae, so on and so forth. [SPEAKER_04]: You will dress me yourself! [SPEAKER_04]: Get down it not come out. [SPEAKER_04]: There we go. [SPEAKER_04]: I was waiting for that voice. [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. [SPEAKER_03]: There we go. [SPEAKER_03]: That's a carnival. [SPEAKER_03]: You show up in front of his wheels. [SPEAKER_03]: Share it like that. [SPEAKER_03]: You win, you know?

[SPEAKER_03]: For how we saw his legs move in a video. [SPEAKER_03]: We did. [SPEAKER_03]: Do you see that? [SPEAKER_03]: What? [SPEAKER_03]: No. [SPEAKER_03]: That's what I should. [SPEAKER_03]: Bob, can you bring up that video? [SPEAKER_03]: Is his right leg moving there? [SPEAKER_03]: We're not convinced he's fully, uh, caps. [SPEAKER_03]: You know? [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know what his cap space is on this one because I saw that laugh lag move and it was weird to me.

[SPEAKER_03]: That's what it's like. [SPEAKER_03]: All right. [SPEAKER_05]: I think it was from fake news for thirty. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I believe it was. [SPEAKER_05]: If you want to look back in the notes in your email. [SPEAKER_03]: I just type in Governor Abbott walking and see if he got up and did something one day, you know? [SPEAKER_03]: Because it was also video circulating of him dunking from the free throw line. [SPEAKER_03]: That one I cannot confirm.

[SPEAKER_06]: I cannot confirm now. [SPEAKER_03]: But either way, here's Bob looks for that. [SPEAKER_03]: We've been begging for somebody fresh, somebody new, somebody to unseats Governor Wheelchair. [SPEAKER_03]: Now, as a Texas resident for almost six years, here's what I'm unhappy with. [SPEAKER_03]: Number one, property taxes. [SPEAKER_03]: That is fucking insane, dude. [SPEAKER_03]: And we pay currently thirty thousand property taxes on this building.

[SPEAKER_03]: I will refrain from how much I pay on my house, but the day Anthony's in the same boat here. [SPEAKER_03]: What is your plan to correct property taxes? [SPEAKER_03]: Because in my opinion, between that and the electrical grid. [SPEAKER_03]: That's probably your two biggest issues here in the state of Texas. [SPEAKER_03]: And it's going to get to a point where it already kind of feels like it is now that you're pricing people out of Austin.

[SPEAKER_06]: Well, there are people that can't come in. [SPEAKER_06]: They can't come into Hill Country right now. [SPEAKER_06]: and buy houses a family and have an American dream. [SPEAKER_03]: They can't. [SPEAKER_06]: They cannot. [SPEAKER_06]: They're going to pay rent to the government if they buy that house. [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, or lean, if you will. [SPEAKER_06]: If they don't pay it, then it gets taken away.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Legally, they say it's phrase used by Boston, you know, French Revolution guy. [SPEAKER_06]: legal plunder. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, it's actually illegal plunder. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_05]: So we've got the road to counter to Carl Marx's. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, by the way. [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, got you. [SPEAKER_03]: Great book. [SPEAKER_03]: So what is your plan?

[SPEAKER_03]: Because down in Florida right now, Ron DeSantis is eliminating property taxes across the board. [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: That's something we could do. [SPEAKER_06]: Absolutely. [SPEAKER_06]: Just north of the red river governor, Stitt, who I know his staff. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm talking to them. [SPEAKER_06]: There's a face withdrawal if you will of property tax in Oklahoma. [SPEAKER_06]: In Oklahoma, across just north of the red.

[SPEAKER_03]: Okay, because here's my biggest problem and everybody I talk to is, all right, great. [SPEAKER_03]: I save up all my money for a house, twenty percent down. [SPEAKER_03]: I pay it for thirty years. [SPEAKER_03]: Let's say it's my forever home. [SPEAKER_03]: Then I'm still going to continue to pay property taxes on my home. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't feel like I own that. [SPEAKER_06]: No, exactly. [SPEAKER_06]: You don't. [SPEAKER_06]: You don't.

[SPEAKER_06]: And that's that's unconstitutional by both the federal and the state constitutions. [SPEAKER_06]: The state of Texas Constitution, the Republic of Texas Constitution, eighteen thirty six before it became part of the United States, eighteen forty five. [SPEAKER_06]: completely lines that out, only corporations are to be taxed. [SPEAKER_06]: Not private citizens when it comes to their property. [SPEAKER_03]: So let's say you were able to abolish property taxes.

[SPEAKER_03]: Where does that money go? [SPEAKER_03]: And then what would go in place of that? [SPEAKER_06]: Right, what'd go in place of it is what, you know, we saw this happen on the federal level with a doge, right, accountability. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: We have to have that here. [SPEAKER_03]: All right. [SPEAKER_03]: Have you looked through it? [SPEAKER_03]: I have looked. [SPEAKER_03]: So if I, um, there's still a lot of DEI programs in that fuck.

[SPEAKER_03]: Oh, absolutely. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: And because they're ethosally. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, flash to bang on these things because they are the federal government and the state government are fraught with bureaucrats that drag their feet, they're at the mid-level right, and they're still there, despite who's in office, it doesn't matter.

[SPEAKER_06]: When you come into office, if you ever watched the Ellis Stone in the guy, the guy that became governor of Montana, he fired his staff right day one. [SPEAKER_06]: I would do the same. [SPEAKER_06]: Kevin Constant. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, the costner playing Dutton, he was a governor, Dutton at that time. [SPEAKER_06]: It comes in fires and because they're the ones that are going to continue to drag their feet.

[SPEAKER_06]: So the same mid-level knuckleheads are going to do the same thing here. [SPEAKER_06]: They're going to drag their feet and they're going to wait and hope and pray that a Democrat will come in or somebody that will do exactly right now status quo. [SPEAKER_03]: Can a governor essentially sign an executive order in a bullish property taxes day one? [SPEAKER_06]: It would probably be fraught with all kinds of legislative blocking maneuvers.

[SPEAKER_06]: You can't govern, can do an executive order for anything. [SPEAKER_06]: But you have to do that diligently. [SPEAKER_06]: So for me, it wouldn't be an executive order. [SPEAKER_06]: It would be exactly the phasing out over quarters, probably, or it may take a year.

[SPEAKER_06]: But we've had in the state of Texas under the first [SPEAKER_06]: administration right now with Abbott and twelve years he's been governor for twelve years there's no term limit which is crazy which is crazy he's a thirty-year politician and his his ideas are are dry right now is dry they're not going to work and so he's saying he's going to do it we're in special session right now as we speak because of the flooding and all that well allegedly

[SPEAKER_06]: alleged because the democrats still haven't come yet right right yet that's that's a whole other problem set there is in which we get to but said should well so you would do that phase out plan like the governor of Oklahoma soon for problems and so while we you know while we're looking into it now I'm on the lead into the primaries which are just you know third of March all right that's what we're looking at the second of March by the way is the Independence Day of Texas

[SPEAKER_06]: So if you think about that, that'll be liberation day. [SPEAKER_06]: If we win this thing. [SPEAKER_06]: When we win this thing. [SPEAKER_06]: I hope so. [SPEAKER_06]: Right? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, if we got it, you know, hope is not a plan soldier. [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I used to say. [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah, we've got to get there. [SPEAKER_04]: We do. [SPEAKER_06]: That's why I got a people to vote. [SPEAKER_06]: Now, we energize the military base in Texas, we win.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay, one point five million votes in a primary last one with Alan West and Don Huffins and really one point five. [SPEAKER_03]: Is Alan West in by the way? [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, no, he ran against Abbott on the four years ago. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and he lost and so did Don Huffins. [SPEAKER_06]: It was because of the military votes. [SPEAKER_06]: No, it had nothing to do with military votes.

[SPEAKER_06]: You just had to do with what I would believe is [SPEAKER_06]: uh... gerrymandering the way that uh... that that that areas are are placed uh... you know to to to enhance your ability to control the votes in an area okay right and that that's that's a long story and it can't be proven and nor does it have to be right now what i have to do is just in in energize that that base

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, because I'm in a Northwest, by the way, when I'm in an hour ago, you know, sitting in a parking lot. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, great guy. [SPEAKER_03]: Fun guy. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: We're very entertaining. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Playing boy and on stage and all that other stuff has all the catch phrases. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: But that primary wasn't close. [SPEAKER_06]: It wasn't close.

[SPEAKER_06]: They were in the teens, both he and how fines. [SPEAKER_06]: And I did campaign with him, you know, and there's a couple of little questions. [SPEAKER_06]: I get along with him. [SPEAKER_06]: Great. [SPEAKER_06]: He's Lieutenant Colonel on a Lieutenant Colonel. [SPEAKER_06]: We get it. [SPEAKER_06]: We get it. [SPEAKER_06]: He's a Ranger on a Green Braille. [SPEAKER_06]: We get each other. [SPEAKER_06]: So that was that's who I signed on with.

[SPEAKER_06]: It wasn't the right time. [SPEAKER_06]: I'll just tell you what he told me. [SPEAKER_06]: He wouldn't mind me saying it. [SPEAKER_06]: Sure. [SPEAKER_06]: It wasn't the time for this at the time that I went through. [SPEAKER_06]: But right now, the agency of the circumstances were in, in this nation, in this state with the numbers of bad guys that have come across the border in the last four, eight, ten years.

[SPEAKER_06]: Look, we're, we're, we're set up for other problems other than property taxes. [SPEAKER_06]: It for sure is going to be on the, it has to be. [SPEAKER_06]: It's on my website. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm number one or number two. [SPEAKER_06]: But the border control border and what I do for a living right now. [SPEAKER_06]: It's it's not for profit, but it is what I do is counter human trafficking because that that is to me the most precious commodity having on the planet is children.

[SPEAKER_03]: I agree. [SPEAKER_03]: So it's how the audience how bad it is because we've had guests on in the past who have talked about human trafficking. [SPEAKER_03]: They still don't believe it. [SPEAKER_03]: Like, a lot of people in America just don't believe it. [SPEAKER_03]: I think it's a right issue for some reason or it's a far right conspiracy.

[SPEAKER_05]: The total numbers are kind of hard to get your head around, but there were a couple of individual events that he can talk about that happened where up to twenty twenty five thousand Haitians at a time or twenty to twenty five thousand Venezuelans at a time just poured over the border over the course of a week. [SPEAKER_06]: This is chaos, and in chaos you find seams and gaps, and that's part of what happened on that border.

[SPEAKER_06]: When I was down there as a green sitter, as a soldier, underneath the government as a task force operation low star. [SPEAKER_06]: key leader. [SPEAKER_06]: We would brief him pretty regularly. [SPEAKER_06]: And so while we're doing this, we're telling him, what are we seeing across the border? [SPEAKER_06]: What are we seeing? [SPEAKER_06]: And so when you flood an area, let's say Delrio, uh, to thousand twenty one, I believe September time frame with eighteen thousand people.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_06]: Now they talk about if they, we overpower him. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, they, they overpowered us. [SPEAKER_06]: We had, that's what I'm saying. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Fourty troops on the ground when I was one of them. [SPEAKER_06]: And we had four hundred troopers and we had some border patrol. [SPEAKER_06]: They overpowered us now. [SPEAKER_06]: We were able to contain them under the bridge.

[SPEAKER_06]: You might have seen the scenes, you know, police cars, you know, all the cops drove in and it was great. [SPEAKER_06]: They helped us. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, what did that do? [SPEAKER_06]: That was a huge seam and gap environment for them. [SPEAKER_06]: The bad guys. [SPEAKER_06]: So if you're looking for a needle and a stack of needles, it's a lot harder. [SPEAKER_06]: Because it gives us, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: So then when all the troops vacate the other areas of the border and they come to that one spot for a period of a week or two weeks, just to just to get those people what on buses so we can bring them into the interior of the country. [SPEAKER_06]: So what do we did? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: They got processed and released, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Process and release. [SPEAKER_06]: So when we did that, it's impossible.

[SPEAKER_06]: It's impossible to know how many kids, unaccompanied minors right now, five hundred thousand that we talked about are missing in the United States for America. [SPEAKER_06]: And you think they're getting sex traffics. [SPEAKER_06]: Many of them are absolutely. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, one of the primary pathways that we see is [SPEAKER_05]: underage boys and girls both right and then the boys go one way the girls go with the women the women will show up to what they call a stash house.

[SPEAKER_05]: They pump them full of drugs and rape them for about two weeks and then send them out to different parts of the country. [SPEAKER_03]: And that is a very routine thing that's a routine thing. [SPEAKER_03]: I remember about the bust recently in Oklahoma up there. [SPEAKER_03]: And so that's what you're saying is they're coming over the border in Texas. [SPEAKER_03]: And there's a kind of being shipped off to these states.

[SPEAKER_06]: It's Texas all the way down all the way down the border and they're coming into ports and ships and things like that too. [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, this is this is an invasion of that now. [SPEAKER_06]: numbers have changed on the border, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So it's basically, right? [SPEAKER_06]: That's Trump. [SPEAKER_06]: He put the turn it can on, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So I'm going to speak a little medically here.

[SPEAKER_06]: He's got the turn it can on, but we still got a thousand tiny cuts. [SPEAKER_06]: So right now we're able to identify those as we look and we try to find where they're at, fix their locations, and then finish them in the sense that law enforcement sets up a raid and goes in and takes them down. [SPEAKER_06]: That's what we do as a counter human trafficking team. [SPEAKER_06]: So we do the fine and the fixed portion of that. [SPEAKER_06]: We talked to law enforcement.

[SPEAKER_06]: We're all level four state Texas Council law enforcement train guys. [SPEAKER_06]: So we can all do that and we can get to advertise when we need to and we will. [SPEAKER_06]: But most of the time, local law enforcement or the state law enforcement will do it. [SPEAKER_06]: Border Patrol, you name it, whoever is there to do it. [SPEAKER_06]: If it's an extra circuit circumstance, we'll hit the door.

[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, because we've had Border Patrol on the show before they're excellent. [SPEAKER_03]: They do an excellent job. [SPEAKER_03]: The short and resources, the short unfunding. [SPEAKER_03]: Dan had pitched a while back on this show, which I think is a brilliant idea. [SPEAKER_03]: of invading Mexico and doing a DMZ there for how many? [SPEAKER_05]: I honestly honestly I think yeah we should we should invade northern Mexico and create a fifty mile DMZ.

[SPEAKER_06]: Well you know that's something that you you know Alan West and we talked about that specific thing not necessarily invasion of Mexico but if if in advance yeah there's a deal to me made [SPEAKER_06]: This is what you push. [SPEAKER_06]: You push that as an agreement, right? [SPEAKER_06]: You through the Department of State. [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that's what Rubio's supposed to be doing right now is coordinating that type of thing. [SPEAKER_06]: It has slowed down.

[SPEAKER_06]: But it's called a permissive or non-promissive environment or a semi-promissive environment. [SPEAKER_06]: So right now, Cartel's all the way from the Rio Grande all the way up to about foul furious. [SPEAKER_06]: About seventy miles, eighty miles, up. [SPEAKER_06]: That's a semi-promissive environment for us. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_06]: Cartel's running. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: make no no doubt about it.

[SPEAKER_06]: They run it because they're they're they're they're silent. [SPEAKER_06]: They're in the shadows. [SPEAKER_06]: You you got to find them. [SPEAKER_06]: It's easier to find them now. [SPEAKER_06]: But they're still it's a semi as far as their ability to maneuver. [SPEAKER_03]: And that's what Dan said in which is why we should create this DMZ zone. [SPEAKER_03]: Is that something you would consider running on if you spoke about that in other events.

[SPEAKER_05]: He would like to Texas governor wouldn't have the ability to do that. [SPEAKER_05]: That would [SPEAKER_05]: It would be federal. [SPEAKER_05]: No, it's it's yeah article two section. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, okay. [SPEAKER_05]: It's a conversation. [SPEAKER_05]: It's a conversation. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's a premise of class however Texas does have its their ability to and it's our own state constitution to defend itself. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, to do kinetic introduction.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, exactly. [SPEAKER_05]: If you see some guy coming over I mean the rules of engagement are kind of up to the governor to be honest right because he's the one hundred percent he's the top [SPEAKER_05]: He is the Commander-in-Chief of the Texas National Guard, and also DPS to some degree. [SPEAKER_05]: So if he deputizes people to operate in that capacity and says, hey, these dudes that are coming over here with A.K. [SPEAKER_05]: forty-seven's tattooed on their face.

[SPEAKER_05]: The federal government is designated that as a terrorist and they're coming into our country, shoot on site. [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I would say. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: FTOs, for terrorist organization. [SPEAKER_06]: So that that delineation was given, right? [SPEAKER_06]: That was that that is assigned to that. [SPEAKER_06]: And so that gives them more authorities, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: But the commander chief, as you say, and the perfect well said, the lieutenant governor of Texas, he basically manages the legislators. [SPEAKER_03]: And is that a damn Patrick? [SPEAKER_03]: Patrick, yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: He's the president of the Senate. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: And he's how do you feel about damn Patrick? [SPEAKER_03]: He's weak. [SPEAKER_03]: So that's the same thing. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't like him. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't like Paxon.

[SPEAKER_03]: I truthfully don't like anyone. [SPEAKER_03]: Anybody that would even concern him? [SPEAKER_05]: Not about fifty to sixty thousand jobs in your state because of your personal belief about him. [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't do a study on that. [SPEAKER_06]: He should have done a lot of jobs. [SPEAKER_03]: Sure did. [SPEAKER_03]: So here's my biggest concern. [SPEAKER_03]: We had the Republican gubernatorial. [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. [SPEAKER_03]: I said that right way to go Ross.

[SPEAKER_03]: I'll give myself back. [SPEAKER_05]: That's a low bar. [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, well, it's not for me. [SPEAKER_03]: That is a high bar friend. [SPEAKER_03]: I should have won a gold in eighty four. [SPEAKER_03]: Um, but with that, we had him on the show and I said, uh, all right, it at the time he thought he was going up against Kamu, which she has dropped out of the race there. [SPEAKER_05]: You're talking about Chad Bianco.

[SPEAKER_03]: correct and with you it's because it's very similar you're going against a candidates machine with a fucking name who is a literal machine because half of his body has to be sorry to keep saying that but I had so much I hate the guy who Trump loves [SPEAKER_03]: It was currently in office. [SPEAKER_03]: How do you get around that and how do you try to match that funding that he has? [SPEAKER_03]: Because it's fucking endless with that guy.

[SPEAKER_06]: So to me, you know, we've done a lot more with a lot less down range. [SPEAKER_06]: No, now I'm going to just have to use this to make this point for sure. [SPEAKER_06]: When you're a green brain, you're out in the middle of nowhere, right? [SPEAKER_06]: You got twelve guys. [SPEAKER_06]: You get handed a huge task of developing armies, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: Now whether it's a foreign internal defense, you're training a country to defend itself, or unconventional warfare, like in Afghanistan, where horse soldiers come in and take over, you know, the Northern Alliance with the Northern Alliance, come down and clean out all the Taliban. [SPEAKER_06]: All right, so they did a pretty good job of that in the beginning of that war. [SPEAKER_06]: That war turned into something else.

[SPEAKER_06]: But in this case that I'm in, [SPEAKER_06]: I've got to convince people that I'm capable enough to lead a machine that is way bigger than anything that I've ever attempted before. [SPEAKER_06]: Way bigger. [SPEAKER_06]: With the right people, the right place, the right equipment. [SPEAKER_06]: So having people like Alan West as a policy guy to assist me with that, absolutely.

[SPEAKER_06]: Having smartest people in the world, Mary Talleyboat and I don't know if you know where she's an MD, she was hit pretty hard during the COVID thing because she was prescribing medications that worked. [SPEAKER_06]: She'd be headed to task force for decentralized medicine. [SPEAKER_06]: Like who will then look at the other things with regard to THC and all those things.

[SPEAKER_06]: So we can have the smartest and brightest in the world talking on those panels on those task forces for me to make a decision. [SPEAKER_06]: And me as the boss, a commander in chief, not the guy that's hurting cats in the Senate. [SPEAKER_06]: And the house, the commander in chief, I make the decision based upon a bottom line up front. [SPEAKER_06]: I want another bottom line front, their task force. [SPEAKER_06]: I want another so what?

[SPEAKER_06]: Why are you talking to me right now? [SPEAKER_06]: And I want to know that the three or four lines of effort or courses of action that we will undertake in order to [SPEAKER_06]: best suit the needs of the Texans. [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, not lobbyists, not special interests, not corporations. [SPEAKER_06]: That's not my concern. [SPEAKER_06]: We need those things. [SPEAKER_06]: We need to keep courting those things.

[SPEAKER_06]: But we can't do it at the risk of harming citizens in the state of Texas.

[SPEAKER_06]: data centers AI data centers huge thing huge idea coming in right now in avalanche uses up hundreds of thousands of gallons of water regularly and then becoming a a draw on the local water in a place that has eleven inches of rain roughly a year all right well you got to think about the second and third order effects if you're cooling your servers taking electricity and when you talked about earlier you know you remember snowmageddon and which one

[SPEAKER_06]: things happen twice with the four year. [SPEAKER_06]: And so when you when you can't support your own grid and Texas has its own grid, Texas is is a Republic of Texas for the reason. [SPEAKER_06]: Still maintains a lot of its autonomy and sovereignty. [SPEAKER_06]: So if we if we look at all those things and say and then we're going to add this added strain to you. [SPEAKER_06]: with this data center. [SPEAKER_06]: This is just one subject.

[SPEAKER_06]: Look, I'm not an expert on data centers, but I am becoming because I have to understand what is it that my citizens are going to talk to me about and I don't want to be an idiot when I'm talking to them about it. [SPEAKER_06]: So we look at all these factors and I'm having people brief me and all these things drinking from a firehouse. [SPEAKER_06]: We got to do, right, and to be able to digest that stuff.

[SPEAKER_06]: So, thank the Lord that I started out as a young infantry guy that killed that dug holes for a living, went to medical school, became a doctor, understood that level of stuff, went on to become a green beret doctor, one of the first, the only five, you know, was the first one that put me in different levels of strata, if you have leadership.

[SPEAKER_06]: So, I started out tactical, guy digging holes, moving into operational level, moving into strategic level, and then I'm up on the hill briefing senators and congressmen, and that's the geopolitical level. [SPEAKER_06]: Right, so I've worked in all of those places. [SPEAKER_06]: So you could call it kind of a color purple, if you will, of the work in the strata of operations. [SPEAKER_06]: So then now you've got to take that ability, that same thing.

[SPEAKER_06]: I should be a general the number of years I spent in military. [SPEAKER_06]: But I stayed in Lieutenant Colonel because I didn't want to leave my men. [SPEAKER_06]: That's the rank that we're all of a sudden to become corporatized, you know, as the O-Six isn't above. [SPEAKER_06]: Sure, we've seen a moral bankruptcy in the DOD, which is improving under Pete Hexteth. [SPEAKER_06]: But we saw that with the shots and what people did during that, the mandates.

[SPEAKER_06]: Very few people stood up. [SPEAKER_06]: There were four people in the whole department of defense on the medical side that stood up against the department of defense when it came to the mandates. [SPEAKER_06]: And I was one of them. [SPEAKER_06]: You know what happened to me? [SPEAKER_06]: We got fired from my job on the border.

[SPEAKER_06]: I got a FedEx box that showed up after thirty-nine years combat veteran completely, you know, I'm not completely disabled, but they say I'm a hundred percent. [SPEAKER_06]: And I get this box in FedEx and it says, here's your certificate for thirty-nine years of service. [SPEAKER_06]: Thanks for your service and showed up in FedEx. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: Like I'm out. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: I went from this guy to persona and I brought it in about three weeks.

[SPEAKER_03]: And that's what I just told listeners maybe two or three days ago, is this anything, any job could all end tomorrow. [SPEAKER_03]: And they don't give a fuck. [SPEAKER_03]: You tell the truth, there's a cost. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_03]: And they do not care. [SPEAKER_03]: They don't care. [SPEAKER_03]: It is a one-liner and thanks for playing and we're moving on with our lives. [SPEAKER_03]: You two fuck off. [SPEAKER_03]: So you know what I did? [SPEAKER_06]: What's up?

[SPEAKER_06]: I took my work in dog. [SPEAKER_06]: He's out in the truck. [SPEAKER_06]: He's in the AC. [SPEAKER_06]: And I went on Alex Jones. [SPEAKER_06]: And Alex Jones, you know, everybody's like, don't get on it. [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, the dog is part of the shark's house. [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: So we're on Alex Jones, but we're just telling the truth. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: And I had never even watched a full show.

[SPEAKER_06]: It didn't matter what I knew was he was going to, I met him in dripping springs. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, Hey, you want to get in my show? [SPEAKER_03]: Great guy by the way. [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: He's great guy. [SPEAKER_06]: So he, he gets me on the show. [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. [SPEAKER_06]: But the dog got a table, bring him up here. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, so, you know, dog gets on the table, but we got to tell the truth.

[SPEAKER_06]: And then we were talking about all the things that I did to stand in the gap for those trips, six thousand trips on the border, and very few of them took the shots until they fired me. [SPEAKER_06]: And so I told them all this stuff, and I said, and I went to this guy, and I went to this congressman, and he goes, which congressman? [SPEAKER_06]: I said, I went to Crenshaw. [SPEAKER_06]: He goes all that, but, you know, what, pirate? [SPEAKER_06]: Crenshaw?

[SPEAKER_03]: You say, you say it on the show. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but prior. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: So, and I went on, yeah, I went to his office numerous times saying, I need your help. [SPEAKER_06]: Your sons and daughters of Texas are getting hurt by this thing. [SPEAKER_06]: And they wouldn't even listen to me. [SPEAKER_06]: You know who came to Texas's rescue? [SPEAKER_06]: Ron Johnson, a senator out of Wisconsin.

[SPEAKER_06]: Really, that takehead? [SPEAKER_06]: He came to our aid and he made me a whistleblower. [SPEAKER_06]: And I've got to testify in Seals vs. Lloyd Austin. [SPEAKER_06]: Here's another episode of Green Brain's Rescue and Seals. [SPEAKER_06]: And so I went to Seals vs. Lloyd Austin case and stood in the gap for them to say, no, they don't have to take the shots. [SPEAKER_02]: That's interesting.

[SPEAKER_06]: Because they're not safe, not effective, and we can do it by lesser increase of means. [SPEAKER_06]: We know what does that mean? [SPEAKER_06]: preventative medicine, said simple. [SPEAKER_06]: Don't lick your fingers after you shake hands with a guy come across the border. [SPEAKER_05]: Or it'll be a fat piece of shit. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you know what I mean? [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, that's that number, the number one thing for your ability of anything.

[SPEAKER_06]: Your body habit is just, you know, I mean, I'm I'm six years old and I'm still getting after when I can't I was good at now as it once as I ever was. [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that's just how it is. [SPEAKER_05]: But are you quoting somebody there? [SPEAKER_05]: That's not, that's not Toby Keith. [SPEAKER_05]: TK. [SPEAKER_05]: That's the king of Texas, my friend. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: George straight. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_03]: We're gay for straight by the way.

[SPEAKER_03]: We love him. [SPEAKER_06]: George is a good man. [SPEAKER_06]: He was a twenty-fifth ID guy. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: What's he really missed a guy? [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Damn. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if he's still doing it now or not, but Omar will be a crispy. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Just to golf with him and he would take a shot of the kill on every fucking hole and then invite everybody to the clubhouse after the tour.

[SPEAKER_05]: Like you're f***ing. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: I met his daughter, too. [SPEAKER_03]: She's in real estate. [SPEAKER_03]: She does well. [SPEAKER_03]: But back to the plan here, how do you beat that war chest with with abs and Trump behind him? [SPEAKER_03]: This is still a Trump state. [SPEAKER_03]: This is still a Republican state here. [SPEAKER_03]: And how do you get Trump to endorse you and help you out or otherwise?

[SPEAKER_03]: Because I mean, everything you're saying

[SPEAKER_03]: is what we voted for right now this is what we voted for out of trump and uh... occasionally it would be nice if he switches candidates and says all right this guy's not you know all the way behind me and everything else but uh... it doesn't appear that habit at least has pissed off right and i'll i'll say that that as i learned it and this is as i learned it um... not a guy that's politician doesn't understand much of the political side of getting into office from your same

[SPEAKER_06]: Me. [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. [SPEAKER_02]: Me learning. [SPEAKER_06]: Me watching this. [SPEAKER_06]: I appreciate Trump because he said he's a man that says what he's going to do and he does it, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: So I went over to Fredericksburg and met with Larry Logan. [SPEAKER_06]: She got me on the show and we did a spot there. [SPEAKER_06]: It was great. [SPEAKER_06]: And I said, ask the hardest questions you want.

[SPEAKER_06]: And she did, right? [SPEAKER_06]: I don't mind. [SPEAKER_06]: Because if I don't know, I'll tell you. [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know. [SPEAKER_06]: Smart man. [SPEAKER_06]: I'll tell you. [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know. [SPEAKER_06]: But I'll find out. [SPEAKER_06]: So we did a great spot. [SPEAKER_06]: And then she said, but, you know, that's kind of crazy. [SPEAKER_06]: And I said, yeah, I'm just crazy enough. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm just crazy enough.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm just crazy to be the first guy at forty five years old to go to the due course to be a green brain. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, it's you sure nobody's ever made it that agent. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I'm gonna. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you know, okay, we got it done. [SPEAKER_06]: It's it's it's just say okay and move on. [SPEAKER_06]: Let's move to the next.

[SPEAKER_03]: No, and I love it because we talk about it all the time, especially with this with this abstinence that's out now. [SPEAKER_03]: Dan and I think there's people on both sides. [SPEAKER_03]: My personal opinion is out all the names get rid of all of them and then start over because we need guys like you need transparency honesty truth actually you're a real Texan. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not I'm a pretend Texan. [SPEAKER_03]: I have I've no problem admitting that.

[SPEAKER_03]: He just too much for me. [SPEAKER_03]: We're a bandana night when I fucking coach and it seems to never go away right [SPEAKER_03]: Totally fine. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm all jacked up on bug spray and I've got all the potions and everything else. [SPEAKER_03]: Just to do the show over here. [SPEAKER_03]: But you were a real tried and true Texan.

[SPEAKER_03]: Right. [SPEAKER_03]: And I think that's what this state personally needs because right now the influx of people coming in from California and everywhere else are trying to change it. [SPEAKER_03]: They're having more protests. [SPEAKER_03]: They're doing all this shit and they're trying to change California architect rights. [SPEAKER_03]: Right.

[SPEAKER_03]: So you know, with that's [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think in my opinion, Abbott has ever addressed that or helped out with any of that. [SPEAKER_05]: Now, he's an institutionalist. [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, that's that's it.

[SPEAKER_05]: And the problem is being an institutionalist in times of peace is fine, but we are at a time of conflict right now and there are a lot of [SPEAKER_05]: like hyper-negative second-third order effects that happen when a high-trust society becomes a low-trust society, right? [SPEAKER_05]: The first of which is the economy, right? [SPEAKER_05]: So a number of things happen in the economy.

[SPEAKER_05]: This is why, you know, Lock wrote about property rights as a natural right, but the people that came after him that articulated the downstream effects of that were in a lot of ways even more impactful in my opinion than he was because [SPEAKER_05]: What, why is it important to have the property right to recognize that? [SPEAKER_05]: Why is it important? [SPEAKER_05]: Why do states who recognize and do better?

[SPEAKER_05]: It's because people invest when they know that their property is secure. [SPEAKER_05]: Whether their property is their literal property or their money or whatever it is, right? [SPEAKER_05]: In a high-trust society, contracts are simpler, there's less bureaucracy.

[SPEAKER_05]: interest rates are lower on borrowed money there's all these different things that flow force from that and you can't have a functioning economy without a high trust society becomes predatory by nature it has to right and the people that need money for the most part can't get it then there's you know [SPEAKER_05]: Obviously, there's a level of social cohesion that happens in a high trust society, and then you get the society in culture that benefits from that as well, right?

[SPEAKER_05]: It's why things like broken window theory work, because if people see you taking care of your area, they assume that's an area to be taken care of, and they will do the same. [SPEAKER_05]: These are really important things, so in a moment where, and you can go back to Mr. Jefferson here, but in a moment where we're talking about, [SPEAKER_05]: You know, repairing our culture as American citizens, a big part of that is returning us to a high trust society.

[SPEAKER_05]: And a big part of that is not having institutionalists who keep driving the Titanic directly towards the iceberg. [SPEAKER_05]: Somebody's got a course correct. [SPEAKER_05]: At some point, otherwise we're going to be fucked. [SPEAKER_06]: And this goes back to, you know, Alan West's first conversation with me saying, this is your time, right? [SPEAKER_06]: This is not my time, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: I was a public servant in three September, in eighteen, eighty-three, one-a-one in the army. [SPEAKER_06]: I put on a uniform of work for the government, essentially. [SPEAKER_06]: I haven't quit since, right? [SPEAKER_06]: It lasts a couple years, you know, kind of hematraphic and things like that, but still taking care of public. [SPEAKER_06]: Going down to the floods, doing all that, going to North Carolina in the hurricane. [SPEAKER_06]: But for me, it's three things.

[SPEAKER_06]: One, [SPEAKER_06]: Number one, they will lose eventually. [SPEAKER_06]: They being the institutionalist. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, lose eventually because they will eat themselves. [SPEAKER_06]: They will literally devour each other because they're going to be buying for that pole position if you will. [SPEAKER_06]: Speaking NASCAR. [SPEAKER_06]: Number two, it's look, I'm not going to win anything. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, because it's not the might desire.

[SPEAKER_06]: Rather be home raising cattle. [SPEAKER_06]: I sold all my cattle so I could do what I'm doing. [SPEAKER_06]: But what I am going to do is, [SPEAKER_06]: is that I will be the senior public servant, once again, with a servant's heart. [SPEAKER_06]: I got nothing to gain from this other than I'm a termlimist guy anyway. [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to switch it back to two terms. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, that's what I will do. [SPEAKER_02]: Was it two terms before?

[SPEAKER_06]: Well, whether it was or wasn't, I'm going to say, that's probably we'll have somebody look into it, but we've got to stop the, you know, [SPEAKER_06]: the career politician mindset. [SPEAKER_03]: I agree on all of it and to have somebody with an endless term sucks because his word chest keeps growing. [SPEAKER_03]: He's getting more money. [SPEAKER_03]: He's a living budget. [SPEAKER_06]: Texas removed term limits in eighteen sixty nine.

[SPEAKER_06]: Wow. [SPEAKER_06]: So there you go. [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. [SPEAKER_06]: So he's he's tied very well. [SPEAKER_06]: He's tied with Perry right now as the longest serving. [SPEAKER_06]: So people usually get tired of a longest serving kind of guy. [SPEAKER_06]: And so we used that in our and our feasibility to study to see could we really do this. [SPEAKER_06]: But looking at, you know, getting an endorsement from Trump is that what I'm shooting for right now.

[SPEAKER_06]: No, what I'm shooting right now is exactly what I was told in the very beginning of this name recognition. [SPEAKER_06]: And they got to know who you are. [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. [SPEAKER_06]: And that's part of what we're doing today. [SPEAKER_03]: And we will continue. [SPEAKER_03]: That's this. [SPEAKER_06]: We are storming around the state. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, folks. [SPEAKER_03]: We have a ton of Texas listeners here.

[SPEAKER_03]: So it's, uh, it's great in a highly encouraged any candidate. [SPEAKER_03]: So keep doing what you're doing. [SPEAKER_03]: We're doing it. [SPEAKER_03]: And we podcast you can because that's what this is now. [SPEAKER_06]: That's it. [SPEAKER_06]: And they want to see. [SPEAKER_06]: Look, are you a real dude? [SPEAKER_06]: Because that's what I would look at. [SPEAKER_06]: I hate it going to vote.

[SPEAKER_03]: As soon as you walked in, I was like, that's the fucking dude I vote for right there. [SPEAKER_06]: And I appreciate it because here's a deal. [SPEAKER_06]: I don't want fake. [SPEAKER_06]: We're done with fake. [SPEAKER_06]: We're done with that. [SPEAKER_06]: Optics versus reality is always my briefings when I do it. [SPEAKER_06]: And it pisses off legislators. [SPEAKER_06]: It pisses off congressmen.

[SPEAKER_06]: Pist off the speaker of the house right there when I was briefing him in DC. [SPEAKER_06]: Paul Ryan. [SPEAKER_06]: When I would tell him the truth and he'd say, no, citizens don't believe it. [SPEAKER_06]: Or no, that's not what's going on. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, [SPEAKER_06]: Optics versus reality sir. [SPEAKER_06]: Here's the reality of this.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay, and status quo has built optics status quo has built optics and so if we think that the king has no clothes and he just walked right by and you're like, are you seeing this? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Well, that's not only cognitive dissonance, but after the episode that we went through with with COVID after that, [SPEAKER_06]: It's now at Stockholm Syndrome. [SPEAKER_06]: Why? [SPEAKER_06]: Well, because we put a control measure on people.

[SPEAKER_06]: And they fell in line. [SPEAKER_06]: Do you know that Abbott was the first governor to instill a mandate with masks and things like that? [SPEAKER_06]: Right? [SPEAKER_06]: He did five months before it actually was in most other states. [SPEAKER_06]: Really? [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. [SPEAKER_06]: That's interesting. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: And we can fact check that we can see. [SPEAKER_06]: But he did it before a lot of other states.

[SPEAKER_06]: He didn't follow what Florida did at that time. [SPEAKER_06]: Now he did pull him off later on as many of them did because it was a political win-sawck move. [SPEAKER_06]: I've got to look good again because we're coming into another primary. [SPEAKER_06]: So we're going to do that. [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I've seen. [SPEAKER_06]: I've seen a lot of political win-sawck moves. [SPEAKER_06]: Look, I don't have to sling any mud. [SPEAKER_06]: All I got to do is tell facts.

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[SPEAKER_06]: Well, you know, because you said that I'm going to put it on my website because it's important. [SPEAKER_06]: It is because it's the reality side of thing, right? [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: That was the first true thing that's it was just a speech by the way, but we're the girl in lawyer. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: We're the case then during that winter storm, the big one, the first one, Yuri called it.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay, during that one. [SPEAKER_06]: than what they should have kicked in. [SPEAKER_03]: But he's got it. [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, he froze. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it didn't work. [SPEAKER_06]: Right? [SPEAKER_06]: It didn't work. [SPEAKER_06]: The amount of oil that's used to grease those things. [SPEAKER_06]: The amount of energy is put into creating one of those things. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: We're looking at them. [SPEAKER_05]: No, no, no, live stocking.

[SPEAKER_05]: It gets care. [SPEAKER_05]: Not live stock, but the wildlife that gets killed. [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah, right. [SPEAKER_05]: And so. [SPEAKER_05]: And the same thing. [SPEAKER_05]: So all of it. [SPEAKER_06]: Solar panels are the same way. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we do get hailstorms in Texas. [SPEAKER_05]: We do a lot. [SPEAKER_05]: Well, things get hit. [SPEAKER_05]: We get them a lot. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Especially North Texas.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but on the other hand, we could build some, you know, five to ten, maybe fifteen nuclear reactors around the state to include SMR, small modular reactors, and places around these data centers and such that use less of these things. [SPEAKER_06]: Which is a big question. [SPEAKER_06]: A big question. [SPEAKER_06]: Where are we at with security of infrastructure? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: He infrastructure. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Strategic infrastructure.

[SPEAKER_05]: We're not anywhere. [SPEAKER_05]: We're not anywhere now. [SPEAKER_05]: We need to be. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: And those are the things that, you know, we've got the resource. [SPEAKER_06]: We got, I can't say specifically, how many green braise in the state of Texas, I can say we've got a lot. [SPEAKER_06]: And they know how to do threat bowling building systems.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: They should be conducting round sale operations regularly, quarter on these, on these facilities. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: We beg them to do it just for the work. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I wrote about it. [SPEAKER_05]: For my master, say I have a master's in Homeland Security, International Homeland Security, Board of Security, and I wrote about this and I, we are.

[SPEAKER_05]: The only thing that really saves our federal national energy grid is the fact that it was built over such a long period of time, that the systems are so different, that you have to take them out individually. [SPEAKER_05]: That's the only thing saving us. [SPEAKER_05]: Otherwise, like the force pro, the force protection of these places, you and a couple of dudes could take that thing down. [SPEAKER_05]: You know what I mean? [SPEAKER_05]: It's not great.

[SPEAKER_06]: And they've been pro before. [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: They get been a bunch. [SPEAKER_05]: Like, starting back in twenty thirteen, those dudes out in San Francisco were shooting, shooting gun to those things. [SPEAKER_05]: North Carolina, not too long ago. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: So these are concerns, but these are things that can be short up. [SPEAKER_06]: Those are the, but the main one for most people.

[SPEAKER_06]: So, you know, you ask me, what are your platform things? [SPEAKER_06]: Look, it depends on who you are. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: If you come out of the oil industry, I'm going to be going to Houston to go hang out with my buddy, who's a landman, owns a business. [SPEAKER_06]: Sure. [SPEAKER_06]: It does that for a living. [SPEAKER_06]: I watched him grow up. [SPEAKER_06]: He's a great kid. [SPEAKER_06]: Took over his daddy's business.

[SPEAKER_06]: this this is a different thing now now we're talking about drill baby drill okay so Trump said that we love it right but how do you do that when refineries are shut down it takes five to seven years to pull them back up it all sounds great in theory and so you look at a timeline and that's any business so yes five to seven years that's how long it's gonna [SPEAKER_05]: And I can tell you how I would do it.

[SPEAKER_05]: I would have the Armour Corps engineers do it and I would deputize somebody from the oil industry, not deputize but assign them as I would invoke the Defense Production Act, right? [SPEAKER_05]: Put the Armour Corps of Engineers in charge of it and have somebody direct commission to a Lieutenant General, three-star General, and that guy's in charge. [SPEAKER_05]: And he directs all his assets just like we do with Bill Nudes in a World War II to build our aircraft.

[SPEAKER_06]: When you bring up a good point, because during COVID, we brought in the core of engineers to create more bed space with everybody who's going to die in Texas. [SPEAKER_06]: So, you know, there is a way to do that, and then the governor was intrinsically involved with that.

[SPEAKER_05]: I mean, it's an asset that already, this is the thing that drives me crazy with, I guess, again, I'll say the institutionals is, they have a really hard time thinking outside the box, even when it comes to assets that are readily at their disposal, for example. [SPEAKER_05]: We hired a bunch of new, or we put money aside and wrote a bill to hire a bunch of new board of patrol people, right?

[SPEAKER_05]: We could have invoked the insurrection act and use the national guard to do these jobs on a temporary basis until we get back to a point where it's manageable for the people that we currently have instead of adding tens of thousands of new federal permanent jobs that are across the taxpayer, right? [SPEAKER_05]: People need to get their heads out of their asses.

[SPEAKER_05]: Right. [SPEAKER_05]: And I know there's a lot of problems that need to be solved and it's sometimes like drinking through a fucking fire hose, but Jesus, man. [SPEAKER_05]: Like you've got to get your shit together and ask people to know what the fuck they're talking. [SPEAKER_05]: Just talk to people and find a solution. [SPEAKER_05]: Don't just listen to the first thing you're here and it's like, oh, that's [SPEAKER_06]: That goes back to the citizen task force.

[SPEAKER_06]: You're not the lobbyist task force. [SPEAKER_06]: It's got to be the brightest in that particular field. [SPEAKER_06]: And I don't care if it's pro and con. [SPEAKER_06]: You're more talk about geoengineering, or you want to talk about cloud seating all day long. [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know enough about it, but I know that something has to be talked about. [SPEAKER_06]: We have to be a forcing function. [SPEAKER_06]: Otherwise, we're behind the curve.

[SPEAKER_06]: And I don't play behind the curve because in left of bang theory, that's when you get killed by ID. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: That's why I like Scott Beson. [SPEAKER_05]: being brought in, right? [SPEAKER_05]: He's a guy from the industry knows what he's doing. [SPEAKER_05]: Chris Wright is an oilman, career oilman. [SPEAKER_05]: He's this energy secretary.

[SPEAKER_05]: That's the people that one of the things that Trump got best were, and worse actually were his cabinet appointees. [SPEAKER_05]: Pam Bondi is incompetent as fuck, but Marco Rubio, as I said when it happened, was the perfect person for that job. [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know about him running for VP or anything. [SPEAKER_05]: But as Secretary of State, he's been the best Secretary of State we've had in my lifetime. [SPEAKER_05]: That's even close, right?

[SPEAKER_05]: And using guys from the actual industries, experts, people who are actually not politicians, not bureaucrats, not lawyers, experts, people that know that fucking industry, teams. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's a media subject matter expert. [SPEAKER_05]: You would think that that would be the standard for any of the stuff. [SPEAKER_05]: I'm going to start a science commission who you're going to appoint. [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, Dave. [SPEAKER_05]: Now that's the good old date network.

[SPEAKER_05]: It's like, Dave Worst Downs. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't have any more. [SPEAKER_03]: No, that's one of Allen's favorite lines. [SPEAKER_03]: So next topic here in regards to what's happening with the Democrats who fled the States. [SPEAKER_03]: Bob, if you could play this clip, it'd be great. [SPEAKER_03]: This one is from a wheelchair himself that is Governor Abbott. [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you.

[SPEAKER_03]: pop that up on screen if you want to put your headphones on feel free here because everybody in America is talking about this right now. [SPEAKER_00]: But another thing and that is what Texas is doing under these new maps. [SPEAKER_00]: Four of the five new seats will be a majority Hispanic seats. [SPEAKER_00]: One of the seats is going to restore the Barbara Jordan seat over in the Houston area.

[SPEAKER_00]: And so these are these are these are seats where Democrats are having to come to grips with the reality. [SPEAKER_00]: And that is, they are now losing the votes of Hispanics and black voters in the state of Texas. [SPEAKER_00]: And these districts are going to show that Hispanics and blacks as well as others are voting for Republican and Republican is their candidate of choice.

[SPEAKER_00]: And we will ensure that we'll be achieved at the congressional level in the state of Texas. [SPEAKER_03]: So do you agree with that? [SPEAKER_03]: Or, you know, whenever somebody sounds a little DEI. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's going to same in, like as soon as you start appointing races before the races actually happen. [SPEAKER_06]: We said in Texas, we were going to do that. [SPEAKER_06]: No. [SPEAKER_06]: We were following what Trump really, you know, was pushing hammered home.

[SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I mean, let me explain, you know, with regard to that, just one little point because, you know, I did it expatiously. [SPEAKER_06]: And I haven't done too many in my life, but this one turned out to be amazing. [SPEAKER_06]: It was two hours. [SPEAKER_06]: I've got tired, just got back from the river. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm tired. [SPEAKER_06]: And they asked me, could you do thirty minutes and end up going two hours? [SPEAKER_06]: And it was great.

[SPEAKER_06]: The inner city guy that runs this ex space on a Houston, who has made it, you know, grew up hard on the streets, black dude, hard life, made a name for himself, owns a lover company now and he's a great guy. [SPEAKER_06]: And he had these people on it and they went, I was talking to dudes like, yeah, I went through scared straight and it was pretty bad, but I'm just glad I'm not, you know, generally more, I think that sheriff for helping me. [SPEAKER_06]: All right, got him.

[SPEAKER_06]: So now I'm talking to him and he's saying, [SPEAKER_06]: a lot of folks because of you answering questions. [SPEAKER_06]: on the spot, you're tired, we got it. [SPEAKER_06]: On the spot, and not him and in Hawn, not what we call a fence sitting. [SPEAKER_06]: And I said this on the show, I said, have you seen the fences in Texas? [SPEAKER_06]: They're barboring. [SPEAKER_06]: That would be a sit on them, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So that's truth.

[SPEAKER_06]: So when you're just being transparent and honest with people, that's all they want. [SPEAKER_06]: It doesn't matter what Jerry Mandarin took place and what lines were drawn and how we're going to make it so that it could be more or less a certain race. [SPEAKER_06]: The best person for the job. [SPEAKER_06]: That's how that works. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Merit system. [SPEAKER_06]: Merit based on it.

[SPEAKER_06]: And so we're done with that Governor Abbott, that's old business and please don't do that anymore. [SPEAKER_03]: I just said it last night. [SPEAKER_03]: And so as I saw it, it said, man, it sounds like the fucking DEI has when Biden ran and said I'm electing a woman of color to be vice president and I'm electing somebody, a woman of color to be in the Supreme Court. [SPEAKER_03]: You really limit your options there. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm yours is that is what he's done right here.

[SPEAKER_05]: If you're if you're [SPEAKER_05]: If you're basing the person you're voting on, based on your race, or their race, or something like that, you're stupid. [SPEAKER_05]: That's not a thing to the smart human being does, to be honest, right? [SPEAKER_05]: Qualifications are what matter. [SPEAKER_05]: Culture matters, certainly. [SPEAKER_05]: And there's some core Larry between culture and race sometimes. [SPEAKER_05]: Sometimes that's true.

[SPEAKER_05]: Most of the time it's not actually. [SPEAKER_05]: The vast majority of the time it's not true, sometimes it's true. [SPEAKER_05]: But, you know, in Texas, very rarely is it going to be true because it's a more rural community here. [SPEAKER_05]: You know what I mean? [SPEAKER_05]: Absolutely. [SPEAKER_05]: So that shit doesn't fucking matter. [SPEAKER_05]: Who's the best person? [SPEAKER_06]: The best DNI that ever seen in my life is currently in the right now.

[SPEAKER_06]: Mm-hmm. [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. [SPEAKER_06]: That's a great job. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: A lot of people tell the show. [SPEAKER_03]: She's very, very quiet. [SPEAKER_03]: She's, she's not in Fox News every single night. [SPEAKER_03]: Like she's doing her job doing her job executing things. [SPEAKER_03]: That's not doing with woman. [SPEAKER_03]: Why in nothing she didn't give a shit that yeah, she's been here. [SPEAKER_03]: It doesn't give a shit.

[SPEAKER_03]: It's exactly she's just doing her job. [SPEAKER_03]: All right, Bob go to the first clip there with Abbott here now. [SPEAKER_03]: This isn't regards to freezing the pay on all the Democrats for leaving the state and trying to find out so far. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm out of where they've Gone with his money here because who's paying for this?

[SPEAKER_03]: Assuming it's the taxes taxpayers play that [SPEAKER_00]: But another thing, and that is what Texas is doing under these new maps, four of the five new seats will be a majority of Hispanic seats. [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, no, I'm sorry. [SPEAKER_03]: I go underneath that to a Pritzker real quick. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that clip right there because now you have other governors that are going against Texas saying, Hey, if you do this, we're going to do this in all of our states.

[SPEAKER_03]: What is your response? [SPEAKER_05]: Well, that is the funniest one was Massachusetts. [SPEAKER_03]: I will get to that as well. [SPEAKER_03]: This one, this was the first one in Illinois. [SPEAKER_03]: The next one will be the Massachusetts. [SPEAKER_03]: So here's the governor, JB Pritzker there where they're all hiding out. [SPEAKER_03]: So these are all behind him. [SPEAKER_03]: The Democrats from the state of Texas, which is fucking insane to me. [SPEAKER_03]: John Plains?

[SPEAKER_01]: Trump came up with a new scheme, rigged the system by ramming through a corrupt mid decade redistricting plan that would steal five congressional seats, silencing millions of voices, especially black and Latino voters. [SPEAKER_01]: Let's be clear, this is not just rigging the system in Texas. [SPEAKER_01]: It's about rigging the system against the rights of all Americans for years to come.

[SPEAKER_01]: Now, Texas Republicans submitted to the President's orders and took steps to advance Trump's Texas takeover. [SPEAKER_01]: And while Texas Democrats have been trying to work across the aisle to deliver disaster relief after devastating floods in central Texas, Republicans chose to use the tragedy as political cover to cheat. [SPEAKER_01]: That brings us to today.

[SPEAKER_01]: Texas Democrats were left no choice, but to leave their home state, block a vote from taking place and protect their constituents. [SPEAKER_01]: This is a righteous act of courage, and we can all take a paid from these leaders' playbook. [SPEAKER_01]: When you show people that you have the will to fight, well, they can master the will to fight, too. [SPEAKER_01]: All right. [SPEAKER_01]: Courage is contagious. [SPEAKER_05]: I don't listen to anything fat people say.

[SPEAKER_05]: First of all, just to say that. [SPEAKER_05]: So the Illinois State Legislature is sixty-seven percent Democrat and they just redistribute in twenty-twenty-two to eliminate a number of Republican seats. [SPEAKER_05]: So now's fourteen out of the seventeen federal congressional seats there are Democrats, including kindergarten, that piece of shit. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: They distribute him out too.

[SPEAKER_05]: I don't remember exactly how many they eliminated during that, but they just did it three years ago. [SPEAKER_05]: Exactly this, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So four years ago was the same thing. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: So just get all the way fucked. [SPEAKER_05]: And this is worse. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, this is Massachusetts. [SPEAKER_03]: So this was the next clip that I'd say. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, play this one because I'll have some commentary on this.

[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, this is happening. [SPEAKER_05]: This is this is the, this is of all the ones of all the other democratic governors that has anything to say about this. [SPEAKER_05]: This person specifically can say the least. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: And I'll tell you why. [SPEAKER_05]: This is a photo. [SPEAKER_03]: Well, she goes on about blah, blah, blah, blah. [SPEAKER_03]: We go. [SPEAKER_03]: I know it's fine. [SPEAKER_03]: I got, I got it right now.

[SPEAKER_03]: Go to your, go to Twitter. [SPEAKER_03]: Apologies, Bob, that is my fault today, not yours. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm always willing to take responsibility for my actions and be the man that I say. [SPEAKER_03]: I am, okay? [SPEAKER_03]: Good later. [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. [SPEAKER_03]: And I want to throw Bob out of the bus if it's unnecessary, God. [SPEAKER_01]: It's our mouth threatening to rewrite their whole maps if Texas follows through with its point.

[SPEAKER_01]: Donald Trump, Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, have left us no choice. [SPEAKER_01]: That's the reality. [SPEAKER_01]: Nobody came looking for this. [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, cool. [SPEAKER_05]: So she's basically threatening to do this in Massachusetts. [SPEAKER_05]: Quick quiz. [SPEAKER_05]: Can anybody on the panel tell me the last time? [SPEAKER_05]: How long it's been since there was a Republican? [SPEAKER_05]: Because there's your Republican congressional seats in Massachusetts.

[SPEAKER_05]: When was the last time there was one? [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, hundred years. [SPEAKER_05]: Thirty years. [SPEAKER_05]: It's been thirty fucking years. [SPEAKER_05]: Fifteen electoral cycles. [SPEAKER_05]: Since the last time they even had a Republican, what are you going to do? [SPEAKER_05]: Make it even dumber than it already is, shut the fuck up. [SPEAKER_03]: It's just performative fiction at this point because it already exists. [SPEAKER_03]: So what are you changing?

[SPEAKER_06]: There's a word in the old wrestling days, K-Fade. [SPEAKER_03]: We've got a drink of rose, K-Fade group on Facebook. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we've got the Undertaker's hat right there. [SPEAKER_03]: before he said the end word. [SPEAKER_03]: So, you know, obviously, pre that. [SPEAKER_03]: We want to let you know. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I mean, this is this is political theatrics. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to give you, like I just a little insider story.

[SPEAKER_06]: I can talk a little bit about this. [SPEAKER_06]: I was a liaison for a while with a high level political position where locally. [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, national. [SPEAKER_06]: But I was out of debate. [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm standing behind the curtain at the debate. [SPEAKER_06]: And this is Paul Ryan and Joe Biden. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, this went Paul Ryan was running with, was running with, with, with, um, Romney. [SPEAKER_06]: Romney and running make. [SPEAKER_05]: Twenty, twelve.

[SPEAKER_06]: So this is the VP debate. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, VP debate. [SPEAKER_06]: And I'm just standing in the background. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, listen, and, you know, this is cool. [SPEAKER_06]: They walk off the stage after it's over and this was a typical Joe Biden come on man, come on man, you know, and really just berating Paul Ryan. [SPEAKER_06]: Now I had seen those two talking in the Capitol building in DC and they're just like pals.

[SPEAKER_06]: Him and in Hillary too, you know, and they'll think of why are you pals with Hillary Clinton? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: You're a speaker of the house. [SPEAKER_06]: You're a Republican. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, yeah, we don't talk about that. [SPEAKER_06]: I said, well, why isn't she in jail for her servers? [SPEAKER_06]: Well, we don't talk about that. [SPEAKER_06]: So that's Hillary Clinton.

[SPEAKER_06]: But I'm, you know, dude, I'm gonna be polite, you know, I'm a guy that's a soldier, I can't lay into his speaker of the house. [SPEAKER_06]: But I'm listening to after this debate. [SPEAKER_06]: And this is what he said, he said, Joe, Paul Ryan, Joe Biden, Joe. [SPEAKER_06]: WTF? [SPEAKER_06]: Like, what was that all about? [SPEAKER_06]: We're buddies. [SPEAKER_03]: Did he say, tell me he said WTF, by the way? [SPEAKER_03]: No. [SPEAKER_03]: No, guys, guys.

[SPEAKER_06]: What the fuck? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: No, yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Paul was a boy scout. [SPEAKER_06]: And I liked him, right? [SPEAKER_06]: I liked him. [SPEAKER_06]: Did you really? [SPEAKER_03]: No, no, no. [SPEAKER_03]: I always thought he was. [SPEAKER_06]: Not early on. [SPEAKER_06]: Not later on. [SPEAKER_06]: Early on. [SPEAKER_06]: I met him when he was a freshman congressman, but I was like, nice guy. [SPEAKER_06]: He liked to hunt.

[SPEAKER_06]: You know what I mean? [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know much about the politics side of the house. [SPEAKER_06]: I really didn't. [SPEAKER_06]: But then I watched it and I watched behind the scenes. [SPEAKER_06]: And then this is what Biden said to him. [SPEAKER_06]: He goes, come on dude, you know this is all the game straight up. [SPEAKER_06]: Exactly verbatim. [SPEAKER_06]: You know this is all the game.

[SPEAKER_06]: So to them, it's like they're laughing at us because they're like, these people are surfs. [SPEAKER_06]: You're ready to book by high-eye surf. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, we're all the surfs, right? [SPEAKER_06]: And we're the dummies. [SPEAKER_06]: Right? [SPEAKER_06]: What we're not because there is a constitution and some great man wrote it and they fought for it and they broke half of more than half ended up either getting killed in the conflict jailed or broke. [SPEAKER_06]: Right?

[SPEAKER_06]: So that American character that William Barrett Travis wrote about when he asked for aid inside the alamo, it's still alive and it's alive and people like us who live in the real world. [SPEAKER_03]: It is that the biggest issue I think is a lot of people are happy being sheep and just going along with everything so their day is not interrupted. [SPEAKER_03]: And we need disruptors like you and guys to come out and know where to actually change the system.

[SPEAKER_03]: We do one of the biggest disappointments for us on this and I'm a Trump guy through and through always have been always we'll be back to twenty fifteen on the show if you want to. [SPEAKER_03]: Is that's a couple of the things that he ran on so far.

[SPEAKER_03]: broke those promises pissed off a lot of people and everything else yeah with wheelchair it feels like this is just to me of you know the wind lives your in Texas for five and a half years six years is that everybody still feels comfortable the people that are moving in from California are comfortable with these property taxes because they pay them out there [SPEAKER_03]: You know, they don't really. [SPEAKER_06]: For those that came in, yeah, they don't know the difference.

[SPEAKER_06]: But this is what I'm seeing now from this. [SPEAKER_06]: We'll call it sentiment analysis. [SPEAKER_06]: Pete Chambers looking at just excellent. [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe a couple little social media things talking to people in the field. [SPEAKER_06]: most of the time, older generation, not the younger ones. [SPEAKER_06]: Younger ones are like, yeah, we got to fix this problem. [SPEAKER_06]: They're paying attention now. [SPEAKER_06]: It's weird.

[SPEAKER_06]: We got a new generation coming out after this week, week saw us generation. [SPEAKER_06]: And you know, I hate to say it to start with the boomers. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm a last year of the boomers, sixty-four when I was born. [SPEAKER_06]: So they just kind of dropped them all, right? [SPEAKER_06]: As far as, you know, really paying attention to what was going, because we're comfortable. [SPEAKER_06]: It's easy. [SPEAKER_06]: We don't have to work hard. [SPEAKER_06]: We don't have to.

[SPEAKER_06]: We're getting what we need. [SPEAKER_06]: California's come out here exactly right. [SPEAKER_06]: It's gray people are out here. [SPEAKER_06]: They left California for a reason. [SPEAKER_06]: But they brought some of the politics with them. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: Because they're running across the politics with them. [SPEAKER_06]: That guy that you had up there to the right of the to the governor. [SPEAKER_06]: No, to Pritzker. [SPEAKER_06]: That's who.

[SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: So he was a co-chair on the jury mandering on the redistricting. [SPEAKER_06]: So they gave an opportunity to the Democrats to do it, but he just pulls out and leaves. [SPEAKER_06]: And the Speaker of the House, which is Mr. Burrows, he basically authorized them to go. [SPEAKER_06]: Right? [SPEAKER_06]: So it's in the weeds. [SPEAKER_06]: That was in a details. [SPEAKER_06]: He basically authorized him go because he's got the spine of a jellyfish.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Burrows, by the way, got a Jordi support from the Democrats that become a speaker in the first place. [SPEAKER_03]: Right. [SPEAKER_03]: And the only guy we really like there is Harrison, Brian Harrison out of the way. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to meet him next week. [SPEAKER_06]: I can't wait. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: So I like how to really show lovely guy and he will point the camera, everything that's going on.

[SPEAKER_03]: And he's the one that kind of tipped me off to everything that was happening behind the scenes. [SPEAKER_03]: because this whole fleeing the state of Texas and all that of the bullshit is insane. [SPEAKER_03]: Now, Abbott said he's going to have these guys arrested. [SPEAKER_03]: What happens? [SPEAKER_05]: Well, they have until Friday at five p.m. [SPEAKER_05]: The judge ordered them this morning, actually, they have to respond to the Quaranto, which is basically a warrant.

[SPEAKER_05]: They have until Friday close a business to respond to. [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. [SPEAKER_03]: And what happens then? [SPEAKER_05]: If the judge decides their response is no good then the war is going to affect and they're wanted and all the other legal mechanisms can flow forth from there and then the process of removing them from the Texas legislature can begin technically. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, they're vacate their seat. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that is a threat.

[SPEAKER_06]: I believe that that's a veil threat at this point. [SPEAKER_06]: I've seen him do this before. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I mean, it's a veil threat. [SPEAKER_05]: But there's a legal pathway for it. [SPEAKER_05]: So they have to respond to this quote. [SPEAKER_05]: They have to respond to the quote. [SPEAKER_05]: They have to respond to the quote, warranty on Friday. [SPEAKER_05]: If they don't, then they're fucked. [SPEAKER_05]: Obviously they will.

[SPEAKER_05]: And then after that, he has the right to demand the court vacate those positions. [SPEAKER_05]: And then they have the right to appeal and I'm not sure how long that process takes. [SPEAKER_05]: It seems unlikely that that'll happen because then you would essentially have a hundred percent Republicans in the Texas legislature. [SPEAKER_06]: This political stuff like this makes us pay attention to it and spend time watching it.

[SPEAKER_06]: So what else is happening in the state legislature right now in the special session? [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I mean, they were supposed to be talking about a number of things. [SPEAKER_05]: One, they brought back the anti-TAC bill. [SPEAKER_05]: They're supposed to be talking about getting rid of property taxes or at least lowering them. [SPEAKER_05]: There's a number of things that we're supposed to be on the special session. [SPEAKER_05]: None of that stuff's going to happen now.

[SPEAKER_05]: Now, it luckily HB-three's not going to go through, which is the weed thing. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: That's a good thing. [SPEAKER_06]: I think that right now we're witnessing [SPEAKER_06]: from me. [SPEAKER_06]: Once again, we get back to the sentiment. [SPEAKER_06]: Now I'm witnesses. [SPEAKER_06]: Angry Texans. [SPEAKER_06]: Now some of the older generations who just watch Fox News are, you know, on the Republican side or news max, whatnot.

[SPEAKER_06]: They're like common response to me. [SPEAKER_06]: Well, habits okay. [SPEAKER_06]: And I have to demonstrate why he's not, right? [SPEAKER_06]: I have to demonstrate why he's not. [SPEAKER_06]: And it comes in many different forms and we're talking about security.

[SPEAKER_06]: We're talking about the ability to look at the forecast the future of our water and the state of Texas when we're bringing that much data centers and not only that, but other other things that have been lured in on the [SPEAKER_06]: infrastructure side of the house that puts a, puts a strain on the infrastructure side. [SPEAKER_06]: That's the thing that I've got to forecast because otherwise, average average citizen citizens are going to pay the cost.

[SPEAKER_06]: Sure. [SPEAKER_06]: So I want to be ahead of that. [SPEAKER_06]: So I've got to say that. [SPEAKER_06]: I can't say the sky is falling. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not here to make people afraid of an extra thirty thousand illegals in this country who have some kind of harm or intent to harm in their minds. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: But they're here. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: And that's why you've got to have a robust [SPEAKER_06]: ability to respond.

[SPEAKER_06]: And then our, that our sheriffs also fall in line with the repatriation by ICE agents to bring people out, because right in Hayes County alone, deputies will say, well, we don't, we don't actually have to work with ICE agents. [SPEAKER_06]: That should be mandated from the governor's office down Florida did it. [SPEAKER_03]: Once again, they're ahead of the curve. [SPEAKER_03]: If Florida's been on fire, as far as the state to live in and drawing people.

[SPEAKER_06]: And this case, this county is named after Jack Coffee Hayes, one of the original Texas Rangers. [SPEAKER_06]: He's rolling over in his grave right now. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sure. [SPEAKER_03]: Texas Rangers is rolling here all the time and we love those guys. [SPEAKER_03]: They're the best in the business. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we need a special mission unit, which is what Florida has.

[SPEAKER_05]: Florida stood up their own internal special missions unit that's not, it's not the national guard. [SPEAKER_05]: It's not the national guard, it's operators. [SPEAKER_05]: Who are pilots? [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, and I've got three right now, so when, I'm going to just say this, when I'm governor, I've already got three operators from Delta Force retired, who are instructor level guys, who will come down and help us stand up that special mission unit.

[SPEAKER_06]: And I mean, communication with the guys in Florida, [SPEAKER_06]: two in order to do it. [SPEAKER_06]: We've already got a house bill that talks about it that Governor Abbott could have signed in the law by an executive order alone to do that. [SPEAKER_06]: It's just sat on the desk and never went anywhere. [SPEAKER_06]: So that's forty nine fourteen.

[SPEAKER_06]: If people want to look it up HB forty nine fourteen, that's what does that to bring it up to the ability to operate that level. [SPEAKER_06]: to put a bunch of guys on just on a battalion level size, six hundred some of our guys that are gals too, that are former law enforcement so they can be that mid-level to go out and help sheriff deputies and say, okay, that company right there, you're going to help out sheriff co-in Kenny County, who's got six deputies.

[SPEAKER_06]: But if you get flooded with something, boom, gone. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, because in his office, I don't know if they put standing dust in there. [SPEAKER_03]: Like, maybe that's why I didn't sign it. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not sure that he just couldn't get up and sign it. [SPEAKER_03]: But either way. [SPEAKER_03]: That's fine. [SPEAKER_03]: But either way, with this fucking guy, you know, there's been a lot of promises made. [SPEAKER_03]: very little kept.

[SPEAKER_05]: A lot of it about the energy grid. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's good. [SPEAKER_05]: Because he's again. [SPEAKER_03]: And that huge tap, he's tax property relief we were supposed to get. [SPEAKER_03]: That's five hundred dollars. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Whoopty fucking Jew. [SPEAKER_03]: That is thirty grand that we pay on this fucking building. [SPEAKER_03]: Awesome. [SPEAKER_03]: That's twenty nine five. [SPEAKER_05]: It's a big problem for a lot of people.

[SPEAKER_05]: And then I think the the institutional problem, the critical infrastructure problem is the one that we need to really hammer this guy on.

[SPEAKER_05]: because they were given a mandate and a fuckload of money right at the beginning of his first term to fix this shit and it hasn't happened or a car that's still struggling to keep up with energy demands and now all these new people are moving in between just between twenty twenty twenty twenty three a million and a half people moved into this that's a five percent increase yes and the second largest state the country

[SPEAKER_05]: five percent increase in the second largest state we have a done a fucking thing to increase our energy output in any meaningful way there's not new nuclear reactors or SMR's going up anywhere another that stops happening right it has to happen our water purification desalination or something's gonna happen right we we are we are we're not landlocked we can solve this problem easily you know what I mean but it doesn't rain much here so these problems have to be solved and nothing in the

[SPEAKER_05]: your first job as the commander is critical infrastructure. [SPEAKER_05]: That is your first you can't do anything else. [SPEAKER_05]: You can't launch operations, even the military context. [SPEAKER_05]: You can't launch operations. [SPEAKER_05]: You can't guard your own fucking base. [SPEAKER_05]: You know what I mean? [SPEAKER_06]: These defenses, what the opportune knows today.

[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, because I think one of the problems you're going to be facing here is if wheelchair stays in there is a lot of people exiting Texas then. [SPEAKER_03]: Because it's just too fucking expensive to live here right now, right? [SPEAKER_03]: Which is insane. [SPEAKER_03]: I remember coming back here. [SPEAKER_03]: My first year here was a two thousand and I'm shooting a filming area lived here for about four months. [SPEAKER_03]: Long time ago, twenty five years ago.

[SPEAKER_03]: It has changed so drastically in twenty five years. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think people realize if you don't get the right people in politics. [SPEAKER_03]: It can change a state. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, and twenty five years. [SPEAKER_03]: One generation. [SPEAKER_03]: That's it. [SPEAKER_03]: Boom. [SPEAKER_03]: Done. [SPEAKER_03]: And there's no going back on that.

[SPEAKER_06]: So everything is everything is up and you know when we were when I was working on the just an example and we have to consider you know we've got to eat right we've got to produce our own food right so when we shut down the largest meatpacking plant and Texas based upon beef prices. [SPEAKER_06]: Faulty PCR testing and swab people's noses and my book would be positive. [SPEAKER_06]: We shut down the largest meat packing plant in the state. [SPEAKER_06]: What does that do?

[SPEAKER_06]: It backs up the feeder lots, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So the feeder lots about it. [SPEAKER_06]: So you can't move those category where you can't feed them. [SPEAKER_06]: You put them back out there on the ranchers land and then they can't support the cost because they're not moving to the meat packing. [SPEAKER_06]: That's just one thing. [SPEAKER_06]: You start pulling water away from those things. [SPEAKER_06]: They're pulling water away from ag.

[SPEAKER_06]: Ag is a big thing in Texas. [SPEAKER_06]: We should be able to support our own ability to feed our own people. [SPEAKER_06]: data centers don't feed people. [SPEAKER_06]: So whatever they're doing takes away from the ability to do that. [SPEAKER_06]: We can move those things down to the coast, put desalination in, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Because to cool a server, it's a evaporation process. [SPEAKER_06]: You can't collect all that evaporation.

[SPEAKER_06]: Most ninety percent plus is gone. [SPEAKER_06]: That water. [SPEAKER_06]: So there's ways to do it. [SPEAKER_06]: It just costs money. [SPEAKER_06]: The problem set relies in specifically abling right now is that they were not notified locally. [SPEAKER_06]: Local leaders were not notified this was coming in. [SPEAKER_06]: That decision was made at the governor's office level to court more technology. [SPEAKER_06]: Technology good.

[SPEAKER_06]: Technology at the at the risk of of taking away from things ten twenty years now. [SPEAKER_06]: The ability to have water and to plant and give water to cattle. [SPEAKER_06]: Not good. [SPEAKER_06]: So the biggest problems in the Middle East. [SPEAKER_05]: You can't eat oil. [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: You can order it. [SPEAKER_03]: You can order it. [SPEAKER_05]: You can't, well, you can make trillions of dollars, but unless you have a steady resource for food.

[SPEAKER_05]: By the way, this is what happened in Rome back in the day during the Second Triumvirate when Anthony went to Egypt to Alexandria and stopped sending grain shipments back to Rome. [SPEAKER_05]: They were fucked. [SPEAKER_05]: And excuse me, Octavian basically had to start a war with him to sort that out. [SPEAKER_05]: Not that we need to start a war here as I'm saying.

[SPEAKER_05]: What I'm saying is that [SPEAKER_05]: Critical infrastructure, we have to start treating, I've been saying this for a couple of years. [SPEAKER_05]: Energy and food is national security. [SPEAKER_05]: It's state security, it's local security. [SPEAKER_05]: That is your security. [SPEAKER_05]: If you can't produce energy, there's a direct correlation between survivability.

[SPEAKER_03]: and energy and also economic growth and energy and then food is obvious water is not there by the way because no what what he's saying is very true where we live out here in dripping springs there is a water issue the amount of times you see boiling water issues and alerts and all that other stuff pop up and you're like where's that water going [SPEAKER_03]: I know where some of it's going. [SPEAKER_03]: But to dance points, you got to fix those issues.

[SPEAKER_03]: Taxes can solve a lot of those issues. [SPEAKER_05]: We can generate enough revenue from our energy production to solve these other problems. [SPEAKER_05]: Correct? [SPEAKER_05]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: Absolutely. [SPEAKER_05]: There's no reason we can't. [SPEAKER_06]: Our enemies, okay, our enemies, who's our enemies right now? [SPEAKER_06]: The ones that people know about is cartels. [SPEAKER_06]: Everybody knows about physical enemies.

[SPEAKER_06]: You know, kinetically, you don't see as much people getting shot by cartels, but they do. [SPEAKER_06]: But this is what they're doing now. [SPEAKER_06]: They're focused on the food business. [SPEAKER_06]: They're focusing on cattle, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So they're starting to work on that.

[SPEAKER_06]: So they know that if we, if we need to import cattle from Texas, from Mexico, [SPEAKER_06]: If we have to do that, they have a way to get in and then be part of the market because they're always looking for different schemes. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and the idea of allowing your energy enemy to be part of your supply chain, especially when it comes to something critical like food or water, is, and here's the problem. [SPEAKER_06]: That cattle comes across, it's got screw worms in it.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I'm just having to shut it down, shut it down. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, a month ago, I think. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Because, you know, the last part of this, which we'll get into is local politics. [SPEAKER_03]: Local politics is way, way dirtier than federal politics. [SPEAKER_03]: Now, I'm sure you see what's going on behind the scenes and how these people help each other out and why and the deals that are cut and everything else.

[SPEAKER_03]: Is that something you're prepared for? [SPEAKER_03]: Because I don't know how deep [SPEAKER_03]: You know it is, and here's just an example. [SPEAKER_03]: Local, I won't say who, where, why, whatever, offered me money to keep a part paint van out in front of the house for two months to surveillance a candidate, low-level candidate. [SPEAKER_03]: Nothing on your position or nothing that high.

[SPEAKER_03]: And I agree to it because I dislike this person at the time and I said, yeah, find out whatever you want because you're trying to get something that's best for everybody in the area and everything else. [SPEAKER_03]: With the good old boy system that goes on [SPEAKER_03]: behind the scenes. [SPEAKER_03]: Is that something you're prepared for? [SPEAKER_03]: Because let's face it. [SPEAKER_03]: Abbott has a lot of fucking power. [SPEAKER_03]: And he knows a lot of God.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: He does. [SPEAKER_06]: And, you know, casting stones at every single one of them, not a good idea. [SPEAKER_06]: If you make enemies a lot faster. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, somebody told me in this business as you're going out as a candidate, Goodman Tutorial at that. [SPEAKER_06]: You got to make friends with everybody, but you got to make sure that they're not your enemy. [SPEAKER_06]: Everyone up.

[SPEAKER_06]: We've already had an infiltrator try to get into our camp of our campaign. [SPEAKER_06]: All my guys are all, you know, vetted people I've known for a long time, guys and gals. [SPEAKER_06]: And who told you about it and why? [SPEAKER_06]: We figured it out. [SPEAKER_06]: We figured it out. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: We've got, you know, tier one operators that are targetters. [SPEAKER_06]: They figured it out.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_06]: I had an inkling, but we figured it out. [SPEAKER_06]: Gone. [SPEAKER_06]: And that's okay. [SPEAKER_06]: We'll expect more of it. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, phone goes in a fairytale bag when I go through a crowd if I'm going to raise money or talk to people because these are techniques they use. [SPEAKER_06]: They want to find out what are you talking about, who you're talking to, who's your network. [SPEAKER_06]: all those things.

[SPEAKER_06]: It's unfortunate, but that's just the politics at that level, at this level, probably the one at the top four runs in the country, far as the protests. [SPEAKER_06]: Easily Texas, California, New York, right? [SPEAKER_03]: I hope you don't hear me the four on that one, I guess. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, for sure. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, for sure. [SPEAKER_06]: So, but how do you deal with the local politics and some of the, some of the chronism, some of the corruption?

[SPEAKER_06]: I think in the beginning you, you just have to make it through until you get in there and then that's when you start bringing in. [SPEAKER_06]: Because how do they get elected? [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: The governors typically have funds that they can, that they can help other candidates out with.

[SPEAKER_06]: They can take it from their own under million dollar [SPEAKER_06]: Or somebody else's word chess could hit right loan you that money and say hey we can say I'm going to go down to Hayes County and I'm going to put in this district attorney right now that we know the one in the case county Not you know the best in the books, but no we know that we know that these things are done right and so when that does is that creates a quid pro quo environment

[SPEAKER_06]: I'm not casting spurs on anyone person, but I'm just saying it's that environment. [SPEAKER_06]: And that's as dirty as they come, right? [SPEAKER_06]: And so does it happen? [SPEAKER_06]: Absolutely does. [SPEAKER_06]: It absolutely does. [SPEAKER_06]: So that ends, right? [SPEAKER_06]: That's the only way that I can do it, right? [SPEAKER_06]: I'm not going to be helping out people that are doing things that are nefarious and behind other people's back.

[SPEAKER_06]: And some of the worst-level stuff are county commissioners. [SPEAKER_06]: Commissioners courts are some of the worst courts in the nation. [SPEAKER_06]: Right because those are about power plays in the local. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's like being at the head of an HOA. [SPEAKER_06]: I mean those but those people are Marxists. [SPEAKER_03]: I will keep my mouth shut on that one. [SPEAKER_03]: But yes, they are and they're in it for way different reasons than.

[SPEAKER_03]: Way different reasons, but they all get. [SPEAKER_05]: I mean usually it has some to do with real estate almost always.

[SPEAKER_03]: Well, yeah, because they can have a consulting business on the side and then charge everybody else who's coming in and say [SPEAKER_06]: I know exactly what's being built when wearing one so what can the governor do about that I don't honestly know I don't know but I don't know but if I can weigh in I will when I get that fire hose fired at me, but that's something that because this this corruption where that whether it's [SPEAKER_06]: And to me, leadership starts top down, right?

[SPEAKER_06]: As a young and listed guy, I looked at the leaders and went, okay, that's a good one. [SPEAKER_06]: I'll do that. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, starting so-and-so did that and he got, you know, booted, probably not going to do that, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Lieutenant so-and-so, eight after us today, he did a good job. [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I'm, that's kind of officer, I'll be. [SPEAKER_06]: But you watch it, it comes from the bottom up as you get the motivated guy.

[SPEAKER_06]: A saying that I had is a four ADBC hero cleatus. [SPEAKER_06]: He wrote it and you know Spartan guy. [SPEAKER_06]: He wrote it and he said out of a hundred soldiers ten should need to be here eighty or nothing but targets a nine day that battle making where lucky to have them and the one the one is a leader and he'll take the others back those numbers hold true today.

[SPEAKER_06]: I've been in the infantry since nineteen eighty three I've seen the same thing yeah you get to have a higher us along of special mission you know stuff there's more of the nines out there same thing in society there are people that should not be in politics should not be [SPEAKER_06]: They were right there on that little screen. [SPEAKER_03]: We were ninety-nine percent of that. [SPEAKER_06]: You can see the smartness on their faces and thinking that they're doing the right thing.

[SPEAKER_06]: That's not helping the people they're in trouble in the Rio Grande corridor. [SPEAKER_06]: Because I was just there for since the Fourth of July. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, matter of fact, that morning we were kicking off our campaign. [SPEAKER_06]: I was going to be on a float in Lakeway, right? [SPEAKER_06]: And then they said, hey Doc, you got this flood coming in over here, get your team and come down here all like we're on our way. [SPEAKER_06]: We were there in two hours.

[SPEAKER_03]: And that's what I want to play with. [SPEAKER_03]: Exactly, and that's what I want to close out with here, because we sent some of our guys to drop off supplies and drop shots and make everything else. [SPEAKER_03]: And it was great.

[SPEAKER_03]: A lot of people around the country in particular Democrats have blames Trump's cuts or whatever, which is bullshit in my opinion, because here's what I will, I'm not a Texan at all, and I definitely don't like wheelchair, but what I will say about Texas itself, [SPEAKER_03]: During that flooding situation is local news. [SPEAKER_03]: They were on every night for a week straight saying, hey guys, potential for this, potential for this, potential for this.

[SPEAKER_03]: As it got closer to the actual flood day, which was, I believe, a Saturday somewhere in there. [SPEAKER_03]: And we got alerts, my phone blared like an amber alert, everything else. [SPEAKER_03]: I thought the state of Texas did a really great job at preparing everybody for what was about to happen. [SPEAKER_03]: However, the water drops so fast and was so vast that there was nothing to stop it.

[SPEAKER_03]: In my opinion, it's an act of God that's nothing you guys could have done to prevent that. [SPEAKER_03]: Do you feel differently about what happened in the state of Texas? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I don't have enough information. [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, do I feel differently as far as the response? [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: Absolutely. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I was there. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I was there.

[SPEAKER_06]: I was there during the finger pointing sessions at the special sessions. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: Right, so and I don't think there should be any finger pointing out. [SPEAKER_06]: Not at all because right now we're still in the phase where covering bodies. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_03]: But we can't. [SPEAKER_03]: So you guys did the states did respond in a correct manner. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, there were mistakes.

[SPEAKER_06]: That's what happens in the after action review. [SPEAKER_06]: We could say, OK, that could have been better. [SPEAKER_06]: This could have been better. [SPEAKER_06]: I saw that personally. [SPEAKER_06]: But it's not for for this discussion now to to go through all the mistakes say they could have done better. [SPEAKER_06]: But pointing fingers and saying, well, it's all the judge in [SPEAKER_06]: in Kirk County. [SPEAKER_06]: It's all his fault as they weren't notified.

[SPEAKER_06]: Look, there were a lot of people camping out along the river. [SPEAKER_06]: A lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_02]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_02]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_02]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_02]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them.

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[SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There was a lot of them. [SPEAKER_06]: There [SPEAKER_06]: Many of them made it to the banks, many of them didn't. [SPEAKER_06]: We were going out early on and trying to find people we found some. [SPEAKER_06]: That's just the way that is. [SPEAKER_06]: So were there mistakes? [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, absolutely.

[SPEAKER_06]: And in the locally, there were mistakes from the, there were bottlenecks on the state side, bottlenecks.

[SPEAKER_06]: rate limiting steps that shouldn't have happened because it it took more time to get something done and then as the first responders are actually there then they come in and set up and say they being the state well hold on you can't be out here helping now because we're here where you can't handle the operations until you're fully ready to take over right seen it since Katrina Rita Harvey North Carolina assume the army in Thailand I've been a lot of disasters and I'm gonna tell you that that

[SPEAKER_06]: What I saw there was typical for how responses happen, and as soon as the larger elements come in, state and FEMA, there's a rate limiting step to take place. [SPEAKER_03]: FEMA's fucking worthless.

[SPEAKER_03]: I dealt with them in Hurricane Sandy's, and that story I've said at Nazim on this show, because I [SPEAKER_03]: Lost my house and that and let's go to North Carolina because you were there as well That was another incidents in my opinion because I've got a house in North Carolina. [SPEAKER_03]: We love North Carolina more than life for me and Dan and Hopefully can return one day and with that [SPEAKER_03]: We know those areas very, very well that got destroyed.

[SPEAKER_03]: Kitty Hawk and everybody else. [SPEAKER_03]: In my opinion, same thing with what happened in Texas. [SPEAKER_03]: There is simply no way to prepare people for that much water flowing that quickly and wiping out all of those bars, restaurants, grocery stores, everything else that is along at two lane highway. [SPEAKER_03]: Like, and that's, Scott said, I'm going to be saying highway. [SPEAKER_03]: It's just a two lane road because you can't go that far.

[SPEAKER_06]: You can't prepare for that. [SPEAKER_06]: The thing that we have to understand is that, that it, to rely upon something that takes a long time to get to you is not the right answer. [SPEAKER_06]: It is the local citizens groups, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So in Hayes County and in Bear County and in Bastrop, there are citizens groups that exist that are here for just such emergencies.

[SPEAKER_06]: They have a repeating system of repeater in this county that can talk all the way from, I've listened to him in Leander.

[SPEAKER_06]: north up there by north Austin so those those groups and respond immediately right yeah so they're they're four militer they're not they've got to they've got a skill set one ladies a canner she brings food I mean but that's how those things work they get on the things right away that's really the true essence of American character [SPEAKER_06]: You know, this is what we taught down range when we're building billistability operations.

[SPEAKER_06]: Is that how do we take a village that's committing getting slaughtered by the Taliban and teach them to defend themselves? [SPEAKER_06]: That's what that is. [SPEAKER_06]: It's that community group. [SPEAKER_06]: And that's that's truly what's going to respond to in the exigent phase of this thing. [SPEAKER_06]: You know, the incipient phase. [SPEAKER_06]: over just waiting for somebody to rescue you.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, this we've got to have these phase lines like the incident command system that FEMA takes credit for, but it was actually calfired to develop it back in the seventies, the statewide fire department or fire system in California. [SPEAKER_05]: One thing that they haven't really done well in my opinion is update the ICS with the newer capabilities that we have. [SPEAKER_05]: For example, North Carolina.

[SPEAKER_05]: My team was on the phone with the governor, the whole time like, hey, [SPEAKER_05]: Seed to federal control, the eight second airborne to standing by, by the way, the eight second airborne to job. [SPEAKER_05]: Not the direct action stuff that we do on a regular basis, but our actual job is to jump into an area and set up a city, basically. [SPEAKER_05]: That's what [SPEAKER_05]: Forget about the shooters.

[SPEAKER_05]: We're not even the most important part of the eighty-second airborne. [SPEAKER_05]: The most important part are all the logistics people that drop in after we secure that area and set up a landing zone and a hospital and a food bank and all the southern ship. [SPEAKER_05]: We can literally jump in and within seventy-two hours have a full-blown city set up, right? [SPEAKER_05]: And you're talking about a desert fucker disaster, we can do it in the Middle East.

[SPEAKER_05]: I can do it in your fucking town. [SPEAKER_05]: I don't care how much water's on the ground, right? [SPEAKER_05]: They sat there a green ramp where their thumbs up their butts for two weeks. [SPEAKER_06]: I was on the ground when some mention here unit finally showed up from out of there. [SPEAKER_06]: That was a couple weeks into it. [SPEAKER_06]: There were some green brides that showed up from North Carolina National Guard. [SPEAKER_06]: They came out with it.

[SPEAKER_06]: They landed a hand or dot. [SPEAKER_06]: Not here in there right now. [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah, the response there was was pitiful in that regard because they had the capacity to do it. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: It's just bad planning. [SPEAKER_05]: Like you have immediate [SPEAKER_05]: and then mid-term and then long-term forces. [SPEAKER_05]: People that are good at different stuff sustain it.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: People that are good at different stuff and you have units, you have elements, even within an individual unit that are better at particular things. [SPEAKER_05]: And we just don't do it. [SPEAKER_05]: We are still really bad at emergency response in my opinion. [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. [SPEAKER_05]: And it's country. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_03]: And we have... And it's baseline. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_03]: That's what it is.

[SPEAKER_03]: That's what it is. [SPEAKER_03]: See, it's a big part of it. [SPEAKER_03]: Because that was designed to help everybody else. [SPEAKER_03]: And when you go to North Carolina, for example, I'm sure you noticed this. [SPEAKER_03]: What they do is they come in, they buy out every hotel room. [SPEAKER_03]: All the rental cars.

[SPEAKER_03]: So the real people who actually need to be there can't help Dan has suggested a wonderful idea as far as response teams and who should take over these areas. [SPEAKER_03]: Share that with [SPEAKER_03]: the potential government. [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I don't think that a full-time FEMA staff should even exist. [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think that's a, I don't think that should be a thing.

[SPEAKER_05]: I think there should be command elements with a blue book like our infantry blue book and everybody's on the same page. [SPEAKER_05]: Everybody, you can do cross-training with these people, but it should be the local folks that are doing these jobs.

[SPEAKER_05]: right this is this is the standard that we've used for special forces for any of our guerrilla warfare campaigns over the years we go there and we train the locals on how to fix their own fucking problems and then we aid in the system and whatever way we can but they're the ones that know where the roads are they're the ones that know where the people are it was a shit show in North Carolina just there's it was [SPEAKER_03]: Logistically, they didn't know where they were going.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you didn't like. [SPEAKER_05]: There's roads that are blocked off. [SPEAKER_03]: You're like, do we come from out of state? [SPEAKER_03]: They don't know what they're doing. [SPEAKER_05]: Do we even know if there's there's like forty people that live up in these woods? [SPEAKER_03]: Right. [SPEAKER_05]: And we can't even see them from helicopter because the brush is so thick. [SPEAKER_05]: Is there so much?

[SPEAKER_05]: Is there like a fucking dude around here with a banjo that could show me where the fuck to go? [SPEAKER_06]: If I know the banjo, he'll ask you, what are you and he's doing here? [SPEAKER_06]: That's what he asked me when I grabbed him. [SPEAKER_06]: Outside of a canler, I don't know if you know where a canler is. [SPEAKER_06]: The canler is just a little bit north and west of Asheville. [SPEAKER_06]: It was a FEMA camp that was set up there.

[SPEAKER_06]: They probably first week it was starting to be set up. [SPEAKER_06]: It would be able to house up to seven hundred people. [SPEAKER_06]: They were bringing in an infrastructure that were putting down platforms. [SPEAKER_06]: The company that they leased the land from was a trucking company out of the Ukraine, by the way. [SPEAKER_06]: And so they set it up, they set this thing up, and then an advantage still came out. [SPEAKER_06]: She flew up and then we got her on the story.

[SPEAKER_06]: We floor drones over it, took pictures of it. [SPEAKER_06]: And then shortly thereafter, about three or four weeks later, they took it down. [SPEAKER_06]: So somebody got a large contract, was paid, and then they didn't really do anything with the camp itself. [SPEAKER_06]: You could have put hundreds of people in that camp, they were displaced. [SPEAKER_06]: Those are just facts. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just reporting to facts. [SPEAKER_06]: So that's what I saw now.

[SPEAKER_06]: The guy that was the interim director of FEMA during that time was guy named Cameron Hamilton. [SPEAKER_06]: He ran for a seat up in Northern Virginia Congress. [SPEAKER_06]: Navy CO retired. [SPEAKER_06]: Smart guy called me. [SPEAKER_06]: I knew him. [SPEAKER_06]: He called me and said, OK, Trump just made me interim director for FEMA. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm supposed to either fix it or dismantle it. [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just interim.

[SPEAKER_06]: So during that time, he came out on the ground and listened. [SPEAKER_06]: So you had a good guy trying to take it over. [SPEAKER_06]: And I know what they did to him. [SPEAKER_06]: They put him up in front of a bunch of people in DC. [SPEAKER_06]: And then they slowly just let him go and his interim time is over. [SPEAKER_06]: Nothing changed. [SPEAKER_06]: From my perspective. [SPEAKER_05]: If he was a money laundering organization, just like USC, I would.

[SPEAKER_03]: And what happens in these natural disasters if you haven't been in one, because they're not going to help other citizens in North Carolina. [SPEAKER_03]: Like, let's see. [SPEAKER_05]: The individual female worker desperately wants to help that person. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_05]: The system is so fucked up that they're not allowed to do.

[SPEAKER_03]: The system does not, and so where the money goes in a disaster like this, having gone through it, because I end up suing them, is the money goes to rebuilding the businesses first, homeowners have to sell their land, and their houses or whatever's left to their houses, to these huge developers for pennies on the dollar, just because they want to get something out of it.

[SPEAKER_03]: Most of these mommage and pop insurance places go out of business, that we're in the area, [SPEAKER_03]: So they go bankrupt and there's nothing to do and then it's black rock and everybody else who comes down Blackstone forgive me Blackstone who comes in gives these people money and then they builds You know the cool fun shit that was supposed to be there that was promise I was into the category of land grab.

[SPEAKER_05]: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, it happened Just in the past what four four years Hawaii California tapping right now in the line of time [SPEAKER_03]: Now we've had reports from residents and curvil who say people are already on the ground making offers for their lands right now. [SPEAKER_03]: And it's cash. [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, if you want it, man, sorry. [SPEAKER_03]: He's just lost everything.

[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to give you some cash here and you can figure a deal with the last place we dealt with Sandy Creek up by lander. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: One hundred homes flush washed into the creek river. [SPEAKER_06]: And some bodies, they lost some people up there. [SPEAKER_06]: And the response time was really slow, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So it was severe response. [SPEAKER_06]: It was guys out of no, I'm sorry, Oklahoma across the Red River.

[SPEAKER_06]: You know, Grindstone Ministries came down, put them on to work down there. [SPEAKER_06]: So our teams are out. [SPEAKER_06]: We were just out two days ago in Sandy Creek. [SPEAKER_06]: got a guy coming in with a million dollar donation in the form of thousand dollar cash cards to people on the ground, right? [SPEAKER_06]: So those guys showed up doing more, you know, you've got to fly for seven hundred dollars. [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, dude.

[SPEAKER_05]: You know the guy's named Andrew Prior. [SPEAKER_05]: Andrew Prior, what's he doing? [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, he's he's his family's from curville, right? [SPEAKER_06]: And he came out, G-E-E-M, I can't remember the name, it kind of is G-E-M, but I'll get it to you.

[SPEAKER_06]: But that guy needs to be lifted up because he came out there with thousand dollar cash cards and said, show me your ID or somebody in somebody here about it for you if you lost your ID and it was given out right away. [SPEAKER_03]: And for those of you who haven't gone through it, what FEMA does is they come in, they'll stand a wrap, usually takes ten days. [SPEAKER_03]: And a big disaster like this, they're usually out of state.

[SPEAKER_03]: So the guy in New Jersey was from Arizona. [SPEAKER_03]: They shit him in, you know, nothing about the area, nothing about the property, what anything was worth, all of it. [SPEAKER_03]: His sole job was to knock down costs so that the government could pay less. [SPEAKER_03]: Then you've got to wait for him to go, make his reports, assess that reports. [SPEAKER_03]: You got to go online, internet sound great because there's been this natural disaster.

[SPEAKER_03]: Fill out this paperwork, it's about an hour, hour and a half. [SPEAKER_03]: You're going to get to the last screen and it says, sorry, you're not eligible for this currently because the government hasn't moved over. [SPEAKER_03]: There's this guy. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: The proper amount of reports. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_05]: It's a global empowerment mission as the organization.

[SPEAKER_06]: dude showed up like literally I'm on the way he's a former military guy go figure you know week we all saw problems he was he was a trigger puller yeah he shows up he comes out he's given checks away I mean cards away immediately immediately so people were like you know in tears like I've actually got some money right now so they're from Florida but yeah believe they're out of Florida he just spent a lot of time in North Carolina but his mom lives in Carville so he had a you know he grew up there so he had an interest in coming out

[SPEAKER_06]: Lincoln up with us. [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't call the state. [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't call the FEMA. [SPEAKER_06]: He just called us and said, we know you're on the ground. [SPEAKER_06]: I want to get to know you. [SPEAKER_06]: Take me to the people that need the money. [SPEAKER_06]: So we did. [SPEAKER_03]: Look, we appreciate you being here today, man. [SPEAKER_03]: We've had a lot of candidates like you on the show. [SPEAKER_03]: I wish they would all fucking win.

[SPEAKER_03]: Unfortunately, you're usually up against these fucking monsters. [SPEAKER_03]: Hopefully, the show this size and large and everything else in Texas helps build your name in your brand. [SPEAKER_03]: Because I truly believe it is guys like you and Chad Bianco and California. [SPEAKER_03]: That could actually make a difference in America. [SPEAKER_03]: Instead of this fucking guy here, man, it's just...

[SPEAKER_03]: it's crazy and even though we're Republicans like we call balls and strikes on the show and I can tell you who a shitty Republican is and who isn't and currently the Republicans in the state outside of Harrison aren't doing shit for us and so it's got to change unless you go in there and change it instead of just checking off a box because unfortunately this guy gets a ton of press every day please please just go and vote for a guy like this in the primaries tell everybody what the primary day is and where they can help you with your campaign

[SPEAKER_06]: Right, yeah, helping on the campaign, it's a dockpeatchambers.org. [SPEAKER_06]: There's a, there's a place we can contact us on there. [SPEAKER_06]: Donations, look, our donations come like this, eighteen dollars and thirty six cents. [SPEAKER_06]: That's the year that Texas became a republic. [SPEAKER_06]: And then, or if you want to give eighteen hundred and thirty six, that's even better.

[SPEAKER_06]: And then, [SPEAKER_06]: As far as getting the whole to me, you can do it directly on there. [SPEAKER_06]: I do look at information that comes through. [SPEAKER_06]: I won't be able to it later on as we get busy. [SPEAKER_06]: So we've got teams out there and volunteer. [SPEAKER_06]: So volunteer to help us and then on the third of March, twenty twenty six. [SPEAKER_06]: That is the primary. [SPEAKER_06]: The primary is primary.

[SPEAKER_06]: If we don't make it pass that, we don't go to November. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: I'll beat any Democrat in the state. [SPEAKER_06]: I promise you. [SPEAKER_03]: We have to beat Abbott in that primary. [SPEAKER_03]: I have to be okay, everybody's got to go out to the fucking polls and vote for him. [SPEAKER_03]: Otherwise, wheelchair will be in there forever. [SPEAKER_06]: And watch out for this because they're going to try to pull some last minute stunt.

[SPEAKER_06]: What they're going to do is go, okay, we're going to scrub the rolls, right? [SPEAKER_06]: Because they'll do that. [SPEAKER_06]: They'll close the rolls. [SPEAKER_06]: So you can't be a Democrat vote for them. [SPEAKER_06]: They'll do that stuff. [SPEAKER_06]: And then what will happen is we won't have time to get everybody registered in time to get them out there for the third, but he'll happen time to register for the November.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so these are games that are played. [SPEAKER_06]: I know the techniques and practices, is what they do. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and as far as Abbott is concerned, he is not mentioned your name one time out of his mouth. [SPEAKER_03]: He's not concerned about you. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, sure. [SPEAKER_03]: Going to lose. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: We don't, we're not big polling guys here on the show, but have you even looked at that and said, all right, where am I at on this?

[SPEAKER_06]: Now, there's two early to do that. [SPEAKER_06]: We're way early. [SPEAKER_06]: There's another gentleman out there that's a sheriff that's put his name in the hat. [SPEAKER_06]: I've heard, so I'll find out. [SPEAKER_06]: Look, we just got to do what we get our fight. [SPEAKER_06]: Are we going to be a forcing function in the end? [SPEAKER_06]: Let's say we don't make it. [SPEAKER_06]: There's a high probability.

[SPEAKER_06]: There was a high probability that a guy with five stones killed Goliath until he did. [SPEAKER_06]: So if that's the case then we're a forcing function because we're gonna force the truth Yeah, right? [SPEAKER_06]: We're gonna expose the truth. [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I go on truth and in action.

[SPEAKER_06]: That's absolutely you know can't lose with that But you know come March third will be on the way to Prayerfully and hopefully, but hope is not a plan once again to the final one and November will whip any Democrat

[SPEAKER_06]: I only a hundred percent agree it's just getting past this just getting patch him this this hurdle of of Abbott see got to go out there and do this we need people to vote in veterans look yeah okay i'm going to pull rank right now lieutenant Colonel Pete Chambers looking at you in the camera and i'm saying veterans that are out there and stick say to Texas one point eight i think roughly million of you

[SPEAKER_06]: One more time, I'm putting you back on orders, get out there and vote on March the third. [SPEAKER_06]: Make sure you register to vote, make sure it's legit and get out there because defense of this nation starts with us and our children, our grandchildren and their children, they're on the line, their freedoms are on the line. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, and for us, I am not a Texan. [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not a real Texan. [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think that I ever will be.

[SPEAKER_03]: However, this guy is what I expected when I got here and instead we got the opposite. [SPEAKER_03]: For real, like you're the guy that I want to hang out with and have a beer with. [SPEAKER_03]: You're the guy that I want to hang out with and go to a barbecue joys.

[SPEAKER_03]: In relax with, you're the guy that feels like you're a part of the community versus this other asshole who's in there, who's just kind of showing up, went and where he needs to be, saying the right things and then leaving because he's a career politician. [SPEAKER_03]: Like you were what I was hoping for when I moved here. [SPEAKER_03]: We don't have any of that right now.

[SPEAKER_06]: but we had people like Davy Crocod who was here for thirteen days from Tennessee and died at the Elemo. [SPEAKER_06]: He's as much Texan as anybody else. [SPEAKER_06]: Correct. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: So everyone of us at contributes to this is a Texan. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: Right. [SPEAKER_06]: I wasn't born here myself, but I've spent enough time here to be fully Texan.

[SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: And on the red river, you know, with Texas Oklahoma, I grew up on the north side. [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah, this is a culture and this is a real thing. [SPEAKER_06]: But you don't have to have that in you. [SPEAKER_06]: If you come here and you've got the same spirit, [SPEAKER_06]: You're a Texan. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: I agree. [SPEAKER_03]: So September third is the vote. [SPEAKER_03]: Tuesday. [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, March. [SPEAKER_03]: March.

[SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_06]: March the third. [SPEAKER_06]: March the second is actually independent state of Texas. [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. [SPEAKER_03]: March the third. [SPEAKER_03]: March the third. [SPEAKER_03]: Great. [SPEAKER_03]: I will be voting for you, sir. [SPEAKER_03]: I can look right into camera and saying that's I have been fed up with these policies of Greg Abbott for years and years and years. [SPEAKER_03]: I am begging you to do the same.

[SPEAKER_06]: And one more time here. [SPEAKER_06]: This is this is something. [SPEAKER_06]: Defund politicians. [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. [SPEAKER_06]: That's his. [SPEAKER_06]: I got it in the front office. [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. [SPEAKER_03]: So please go out and do this. [SPEAKER_03]: The Texas Poles are actually great. [SPEAKER_03]: It's easy to get in line and get out of there. [SPEAKER_03]: It's an easy vote.

[SPEAKER_03]: You've got to start changing this, especially if you love this state, you're from this state and you want to keep the same values of this state. [SPEAKER_03]: Now's the point. [SPEAKER_03]: The show we get to the drinking bro the week, which is someone who has inspired you, helps you become the person you are today, because you like to give the drink a bro the week too. [SPEAKER_06]: We're in Barrett, Travis. [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_06]: And we're inside the Alamo.

[SPEAKER_06]: Travis County. [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, Travis County's named after him. [SPEAKER_06]: He was the commander of the troops inside the Alamo on a twenty-fourth of February, eighteen, thirty-six. [SPEAKER_06]: He wrote a letter saying, Sam Houston, come to our aid with all dispatch. [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't happen, right? [SPEAKER_06]: But it's what the calling cried of Texas is, come and take it. [SPEAKER_06]: Started at that place. [SPEAKER_06]: Interesting.

[SPEAKER_06]: Okay. [SPEAKER_03]: Great. [SPEAKER_03]: Good to know, because we're in Travis County. [SPEAKER_03]: So I see as the taxes from Travis County. [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. [SPEAKER_03]: Well, for the third year on this property. [SPEAKER_03]: We own this, okay? [SPEAKER_03]: That's all I'm asking. [SPEAKER_03]: But guys, we have the opportunity to change this and make changes.

[SPEAKER_03]: There are great people running for governors of all of these states, Senate seats, Congress, everything else. [SPEAKER_03]: be informed, do it Dan says, look up the issues, see what you agree on and what you want for your local community. [SPEAKER_03]: It starts local and then it'll go out. [SPEAKER_03]: Federal, this is all we got is what's around us. [SPEAKER_03]: So thank you for your time today.

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