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the country is going to look like next Mother's Day. Well, George, I hope that next Mother's Day we're going to see a dramatic difference than what we're seeing right now. I believe that we will be about as close to back to normal as we can. And there's some conditions to that, George. We've got to make sure that we get the overwhelming proportion of the population vaccinated. When that happens, the virus doesn't really have any place to go. There aren't a

lot of vulnerable people around. And where there are not a lot of vulnerable people around, you're not going to see as you're not going to see that the kinds of numbers we see now next Mother's Day. I mean, what is doctor Fauci smoked? Because I might have to try some of it, we might be at normal next

Mother's Day. I told you all along that this was gonna be the way this goes, that just when you think you're starting to get freedom back, just when you think your life is going to be in your hands once again and you don't have to constantly live under the thumb of the most neurotic and anxious among us, right, you'd have Fauci come back out and tell you you know, you know, maybe I don't want to get ahead of ourselves here, but over the course of the next six

to six hundred months, we could see a diminution a viral load passage based on the parabolic data that I'm seeing here of you know, basically, maybe at some point you'll not have to do all this crazy nonsense very far in the future. Though, if almost everybody gets vaccinated, and I reserve the right to move the goalposts on that too, you just have to say to yourself, when is this too much? When when do people finally realize, oh,

it is happening. And now it's very clear to me, having spent some time in Tennessee over the weekend just to have a weekend out of New York City, took the snow Princess. You know, we just had a nice time, and I'm heading down to Florida a few weeks same thing. I just I just want to get out and be in states where they're embracing freedom, because you have this real disparity now. I mean, it's it's all around you.

New York is still living in fear. And I know that they'll say, oh, but you know, the capacity is going back in a couple of weeks. Not really, they're gonna have the six foot rule. I mean, they're leaving all these little bureaucratic, nonsensical, arbitrary things in place. And for those of you who live and God bless because you're lucky. Those of you who live in Texas, those of you who live in Florida, those of you who live in states with governors that are not insane, are

already saying, Buck, what are you even talking about? Aren't even talking about this? Buck? What's the big problem? Because you've got half the country basically being dragged through the Fauciite absurdity, and the other half, now it is not. I'm like, don't leave us behind, guys, don't don't let us get left on the battlefield here. But I know it's the people who live in the Blue states. We're

suffering the consequences of that. We're suffering the consequences of putting so much power in the hands of bureaucrats and idiots. And this is why Fauci saying next Mother's Day, maybe that would be next May folks, And he didn't even say will be normal, He said, we'll be pretty close to in the approximate universe of something in the general vicinity of a number that we could call normal maybe

you know, no, no normal. Wait, there is no basis of pall which to say that we will be anything other than unmasked together, you know, at at sporting events and concerts and bars, breathing on each other's, spilling beer on each other by accident or on purpose, depends on who somebody's rooting for. There is no basis for that. But Dan is the fouch. And then there's the Biden administration, and they're not done using all this stuff. They haven't

gotten everything they want. They have reordered the circuitry of society's brain. Here we all just obey, like a bunch of little hamsters that want to get a pellet or want to, you know, get the little water feeder thing. They're having hamster cages. We just do what we're told, no matter how stupid it is. I was on planes over the weekend. Obviously, if you're gonna fly out of state multiple times, and I'm just sitting here like they're talking to us all like we're toddlers. This is so dumb.

They've really now taken it to heart. I've flown a few times in recent weeks where it's Okay, we know you're gonna unmask to drink or eat, but you know, don't take too long. What I just want to tell them the shot that you know what up, don't take too long a reasonable amount of time to eat or drink. The moment that you know you break the seal with your mask, you're breathing that virus out into the air.

I mean, this whole thing is so dumb, and I understand it for those of you that live in in those more sane states, you I need you to understand the federal government's not giving this up. And so even if you're not dealing with this day today, we're gonna have this hangover of fauci i tyranny for years. And so every time you fly, every time you go into a federal building, every time you go into a big

box store that's a national chain. Because of legal concerns, you know, people keep saying, oh, well, do what small businesses want? Well, the federal government sets the liability policies, for example, when it comes to a federal chain, and what you couldn't be sued for. I mean, you know they could have made it so we have far less COVID. Get ready for all the COVID lawsuits that are and they're already happening, but you're gonna see a lot more

of that. The big box stores, the federal government property, anything that involves cross state lines, anything of all is flying. They're not letting this stuff go. And then there was the real piers de la resistance of fouchiite lunacy, the piece de la resistance. The fouch would say of well, maybe just get ready for like some masks forever. That's right, this is going to be a thing. And you may say, buckets,

not my problem. I'm not going to wear one. Unless we take this head on, they're going to have They're going to be people who feel self righteous telling you, excuse me, could you mask up because it's flu season? Yeah, play too. But as the masks going to be something we have with us in a seasonal aspect, you know that's quite possible. I think people have gotten used to the fact that wearing masks. Clearly, if you look at

the data, diminishes restpits diseases. We've had practically a nonexistent flu season this year merely because people who are doing the kinds of public health things that were directed predominantly against COVID nineteen, The Australians during their winter same thing. They had almost no flu, largely due to the kinds

of things, including mask wearing. So it is conceivable that as we go on a year or two or more from now, that during certain seasonal periods when you have respiratory born viruses like the flu, people might actually elect to wear masks to diminish the likelihood that you'll spread these respiratory born diseases. Oh, there's so much here, there's

so much. First of all, if we had a real press corps, which we do not, if we had actual journalists, which we do not, they would ask the question, well, why you're saying we had basically zero flu flus a virus. Why did we have zero flu but the worst COVID numbers we never had simultaneously? And then people say, oh, because it's more contagious. Okay, it's thousands and thousands and

thousands of times more contagious than the flu. That's interesting because you had enormous surge in COVID and very little in the flu, and the answers they're giving you for this are obviously insufficient, they're obviously not telling you the truth, or they don't know the answer. But there's so much here mask up for. Why didn't we people like me at the beginning of this a year ago, we're saying, and you know this, why did we never mask up

for the flu? People die from flu every year? And they were saying, well, let's shut up, be your flu bro. This is different. We're not saying do it forever, just for two weeks, just for two weeks. Now, it's actually mask up forever, at least during the flu season. And you might say, well, buck, that's only gonna be oh no, oh no, they're gonna try to You've got a Democrat administration and a Democrat controlled federal government, so guess what. They're going to try to find ways to make this

policy in as many places as they can. The mask is the Biden Harris maga hat of this administration. Right they that that is absolutely what has happened here. This has become a political symbol for people. It is no longer for millions and millions of Americans about especially as they're vaccinator, they've already had it about protecting them. It is about look, at what team I'm on this? The mask is now a symbol for millions of political tribally

mask all. Why did you choose to wear a mask so often when you're a vaccinated and you're around because I'm worried about you? That's a joke. It's a joke. Why am I wearing the mask? Because one readside is still good policy to wear the mask. That's why when I'm outside and the problem is lots of times I walk away in this podium, you notice ever get to put my mask back on because I'm used to not wearrying it outside. Nope, it's not good policy. This is

a fixation. Now, this is an euroses. That's right, we are we've heard what the The first of all, the CDC is full of overly cautious bureaucrat dumbasses. Start with that. But even the CDC has said there is no reason for Joe bideny wearing a mask outside, but he's rage good policy. I don't where if you come up to where I'm at, No, no mask. The mask is now an emotional security blanket for libs. Oh I have to mask up if you're vaccinated and you're still wearing a mask,

anywhere anywhere. You are being absurd, indoors or outdoors. That's the truth. It's absurd. Now a lot of you would say, buckle, what have you? What have you been about? People? And there there's a whole other argument that I don't even get into here, which is they have no if whatsoever, that the vaccine. They do not know as a matter

of medical data. They do not know that vaccinated people are less likely to get and transmit the disease than someone like me who has proven on the record had COVID. They do not know that. They are making it up as they go along. They don't want to tell you that because they want control. They want you to do what they want. But there is no data set that proves I mean, they can interpret as much as they want. There's no data set that proves that do what you're

told or else. This is what we're always up against. Do what you're told, or the federal government is going to come down on you, or Facebook will come down on you, the gatekeepers of big tech will decide that they need to make an example of you. Mask forever I saw this coming along? Why did I see this

coming along? Why is this not surprising? To me, Well, because I understand the nature of the left, I understand how they think, I understand how they approach things, and that's why they've already set it up with a narrative that because we don't have full vaccination, it's now our fault again. You see, the insufficiency of their policy is the fault of the people, just like it was on masking,

just like it was on social distancing. Here's devouch on how you know your most important thing of all is you gotta get vaccinated. You gotta be a guy that goes out there and gets a vat and gets back and then even still wear a mask forever. Play three. Well, the fact that we have vaccines right now, Chuck, is

really a game changer. I mean, if we get which we will, to the goals that the President has established, namely, if we get seventy percent of the people vaccinated by the fourth of July named meat one single dose and even more thereafter, you may see blips, but if we handle them well, it is unlikely that you'll see the kind of surge that we saw in the late fall

and the early winter. That's the reason, Chuck, why we plead with people to get vaccinated because the larger proportion of the population that's vaccinated, the less likelihood that in a season like the coming fall the winter, you're going to see a significant surge. There's no doubt about that. That's the reason why vaccinations are so important. That's the wild card that we have now that we didn't have last fall, the last winter. What about the talk of boosters.

Remember the way that they've justified making people like me who have had many of you listening who have had COVID, the way that they have justified it, making us get vaccinated even though we've had the virus. As they say, well, your antibodies are only detectable for a few months, right, There are even on this are all crap, by the way, And when you look at this, there's t cell immunity, there's anybodies. There's no such thing as perfect immunity ever

from anything in society. But they're making this argument, oh well, there have been a few breakthrough cases. It's incredibly rare, incredibly rare. But they say, well, antibodies fade from natural immunity, so you got to get the vaccine as well. Anybody's fade from the vaccine too. You've already seen news stories about boosters. You've already seen people started, but they don't want to talk about it too much right now. They just want they want to keep you on the hamster wheel.

Whatever Fauci says, whatever the FAUCII consensus is, it's just for your health, it's just for your safety. The whole world has turned into an airplane run by idiot tyrants, where we're constantly being told put your phone on airplane mode, make sure your seatbelt is on. The chance of you actually getting injured on an airplane because you don't have

your seatbelt on is tiny. The chance of you interfering with airline airline communications because you forget, which people do all the time, to put your cell phone in airplane mode is infinitesimal. And yet how many times do you hear please put your phone in airplane mode, Please put your seat back up right, please put your seatball toutom all the time. And we're all in this confined, highly

controlled environment where we have to comply or else. Democrats want to turn America into a you know, a spirit airlines flight from Hell, where we're all constantly being harassed by powermad airline attendants who are just spewing this garbage. We all know, all right, just gonna ease up. Okay, the plane's not going to crash because of airplane mode. Oh no, I have a laptop in my lap the plane if it goes down. If the plane goes down, the laptop that I have in my lap is not

going to make any difference to anybody. I got news. I got news for them. Oh no, what will we do? But that's the shaping of our mindset that the Democrats are going into. They want us all to obey whatever they say, no matter how stupid, no matter how absurd. They want us to just bend the knee and say, yes, sir, sir, yes sir, whatever you want. They love this. This is the Democrat collectivist mindset encapsulated. This is now the America

they want us all to be living in. Do what you're told the experts, no better, do what you're told, don't ask questions, don't ask for proof, don't stand up for your rights. I mean it's for for democrats. Fauciism is the pathway to utopia. Just put some old grandfatherly guy on TV, well you know, is an expert. I'm just here for your safety. I'm just here for your health, and you do everything. He says that if you don't,

you're a monster who wants people to die. Total control, benevolent stalinism is what the Biden administration offers you when it comes to COVID. Benevolent stalinism. You must do this. You have no choice. Shut up, or else you're a murderer if you don't comply. But it's all for your own good. It's all so that everybody's safe and everyone. Don't pay attention to the fact that over six hundred thousand people die from COVID, even though we did all this crazy nonsense they told us we had to do.

Don't pay attention to that. Let's talk about the fact that the pace of vaccinations is slowing down. Some of that is because of access, as you note, but some of it is because of vaccine skepticism. It's now at two point one million dosars a day, down almost forty percent from its peak last month. Who are the key groups of Americans you're focusing on targeting right now, young Americans, Republicans,

rural Americans, And how are you targeting them? We sort of all of the above, Jay, I mean, what's happened is we've gotten to fifty eight percent faster than we expected. We're entering a new phase where access is really important and building confidence is really important. So that's what we're focused on, and I'd say it's all of the above. We want everyone to get vaccinated, and we have enough

supply for all adult Americans to get vaccinated. We just want to make it easier and easier for people to get vaccinated. And for those who do have questions about efficacy, we're about safety. The three vaccines, the three authorized vaccines are all very safe and very effective. So we want people to build a turn to their trusted leader in their neighborhood, their doctor, their faith leader, to get information about the vaccines, to build vaccine confidence, so all Americans

get vaccinated. Notice that faith Tapper only named a fuel groups. Are those are those groups? You know? Is that going to offend anybody in the CNN audience? The young? First of all, young people understandably have vaccine hesitancy because they are at an entirely acceptable risk themselves for this virus. So there's that, right, I mean, they feel like they're not worried about if you're twenty years old, your chance of dying from this is less than your chance of

dying from the flu. And you'd say, oh, what about it. But if it's for other people, other people can get vaccinated and that should be good enough. But fake Tapper avoids talking about minorities who are vaccine hesitant. I wonder why why, Jake, Why why wasn't there a you know, there's vaccine hesitancy among minorities too. Because Jake's a pandering Democrat lib fake news purveyor, and this is what he does. He pretends that he's just asking questions, but he's pandering

to the CNN audience at home. You know, doesn't want to talk about the fact that there is vaccination hesitancy in communities of color. The way the media deals with you can see there's all kinds of news stories about it, but the way the media deals with it is, oh, well, that's an access issue. No, there's actually a lot of minorities out there that just like there are a lot of other non minorities out there who are saying, I

don't want to get it. That's just the truth. So but he won't doesn't want say that, Oh, that's that's not allowed. Jake Tapper would never never do such a thing. We all know they want everybody vaccinated. But I'm the one that sits here and says, there's a lesson that we should have learned during all of this, and the lesson is giving into what they want does not mean

you get your freedom back. And this has been one of the enormous one of the enormous blunders and stretching even back into the Trump administration era on this when Fauci was given way too much sway. I know people, I know, no one likes when I criticize anything about the Trump administration. Everything Trump did was perfect. Some people tell me, no, guys, I'm sorry. Okay, Fauci was a nightmare under Trump, a nightmare probably cost Trump the election.

But they let him run all over the place and do what he did. And you know, I think they should. They should have just pulled a bandit off and fire they up. But there's a there's a fair point to be made that would somebody have been you know, as Rachelle will Lenski, any better than Fauci, No, no, probably worse. Actually, Fauci loves the spotlight and all the rest of it. But they the point I'm making here is that they don't give you back your freedom. They don't give you

back your liberty in response to you making concessions. Not really. No, they wait till the numbers are where they say they need to be, and that's all that matters. Then if they want to change, if they want to if they want to go back on the deal, they will do that. It's for your safety, you see, It's for your safety. Biden's covids are Jeffrey Zin's here is telling people, oh, yeah, I know, I know, we're tired of mask wearing. Play eleven.

You and I are both vaccinated, and you and I are in a room together talking and I have no fear that I'm going to get the virus from you, and I assume vice versa. And I think the concern is that by being overly cautious, signal is going out to the public that there isn't necessary light at the end of the time. Do you understand why people? I think I think everyone is tired and wearing a mask is this can be a pain, but we're we're getting there, and the light at the end of the tunnel is

brighter and brighter. Let's keep up our guard. Let's follow the CDC guidance, and the CDC guidance across time will allow vaccinated people more and more privileges to take off that mask. I really believe that, if you look at the data on mask mandates, it has been entirely worthless. But they stilly, they'll never admit that. I mean, you'll you'll be talking about this in fifty years and there'll be people will still say. You know, what's so interesting

is that this same debate happened. The same debate happened during the Spanish influenza pandemic. There were there were ultra maskers running around, Oh you've got a mask off, masking will save us all. Didn't do a damn thing, and everyone realized that afterwards. But now we're told, oh no, now because of the spray bottle test through a mask, you know, the spray bottle test that we run, we know that that's how we're going to stop the virus.

It's insanity. The problem that they're talking about here is that people who observe things understand that the CDC's risk parameters are completely absurd and unacceptable to normal rational people. That they have not given us back our freedom and liberty at the speed that they should, and that we're all tired of the nonsense and the lies and the garbage. The fact that two vaccinated people would sit down and have masks on is idiocy. It's idiocy, Okay, it's absurd,

and yet they act like it's not. You know, we could do a lot of things, as I've said all along. We could have a ten millonn hour speed limit, a twenty mile an hour speed limit even Oh look at how fast that is, and you would save tens of thousands of lives in America, tens of thousands of lives save from that one change. But we understand at some level that's just too oppressive. That's crazy, that's unreasonable that we run risks in society to function well as a society.

You know, we could always insist on being you know, ten feet apart, fifty feet apart of who knows what the real number is, in order to prevent the transmission of all kinds of diseases. But that's crazy. We've lost something about our society. We've lost the ability to see what is reasonable and what is not. And I understand that for the people who are living in their day to day where this isn't as much of an issue. And I just I was just in Tennessee and Nashvillians

are still pretty mask conscious. But you get outside of you get outside of downtown Nashville, and you're like, oh, okay, people here. People here have actually calmed down quite a bit. The same thing I've been seeing for a while in Florida. And you go to Miami. They're still their mask maniacs in Miami, but in general, Florida is just more lax

and chilled out about the whole thing. When you see the numbers and then they're making sure that this doesn't really get out right now, when you see the numbers that we've been warning about all along too with how many businesses really have closed, how many people have gone bankrupt because of arbitrary COVID closures that did nothing, did nothing. These people were wrong. Fouch you the rest of them. They were wrong. They can keep on going by by

by this time if they're morons. But you also see the amount of cancer screenings that were missed and people that are now going to have stage stage three or stage four end stage cancer who might have been able to be saved. We're talking about thousands and thousands of people. And remember they were saying, well, well, we're saving lives from COVID. Really did this work? Did their policies work? Do you look at this now and you feel like that's the truth? And this is so political it's obvious.

So why Biden's walk around saying it's your patriotic duty. It's also why there's this weird focus on individual vaccination status. Here's this doctor Reyner who was on CNN drilling down into Tucker Carlson on this play twelve. Yeah, so I think he's really a saboteur. That's where I think of Tucker Carlson every night. He has a million questions about this vaccine. Somehow magically he has no one on his show that can answer these questions. I'm willing to answer

these questions. And I have a question. I have two questions for Tucker Carlson. Number one, have you been vaccinated? Number two, why won't you tell your audience whether you've been vaccinated? I'm tired. I'm tired of his really his nonsense. Why is there anyone's business whether Jregor Carlson has been vaccinated? Is the vaccination mandatory? Why if the government is going to take that position. Why don't they just say that no,

now they're going to vaccine shame people. And yet, as I've told you, I would sit here and say why should I be vaccinated at all? I've had COVID? They say, oh, well, we think it'll give better protection. They think they don't know. They haven't run any trial. They've been proven that the science says that I have immunity. How long does it last? I don't know how long does vaccine immunity last. They don't know that either, do they. But they act just

as one more thing, just as one more thing. Just do this thing, and then then everything will be okay for me once. Shame on you, Vomy a million times. I'm a FAUCII. Well, look, COVID won't disappear. We're going to have to learn to live with it. But the risk is substantially reduce as a result of vaccination, as a result of immunity that people have acquired through prior infection.

And so I think we're at the point in time when we can start lifting these ordinances in a host seale fashion and people have to take precautions based on their individual risk. They have to judge their own individual risk and decide whether or not they're going to avoid crowds or wear masks based on their circumstances. But we've always said from a public health standpoint that we would set as a metric maybe when we get down in ten cases per hundred thousand people on a daily basis,

well half the country's there right now. If you want to be more conservative and say five cases per hundred thousand people, well this week. By this week, probably about a quarter of states will be there. So we're at the point right now we can start lifting these ordinances and allowing people to resume normal activity. Certainly outdoors. We shouldn't be putting limits on gatherings anymore. We should be

encouraging people to go outside. And the states where prevalence is low, vaccination rates are high, and we have good testing in place to where identifying infections, I think we can start lifting these restrictions indoors as well. On a broad basis, I think we need to start lifting these things as the situation improves, also to demonstrate that we can do that and that we maintain our integrity and our ability to re implement these things when we have to.

The public has to trust that public health officials are going to lift these restrictions as quickly as they put them in place as the conditions improve, and that's probably partly what's holding back the economy right now. Yeah, there's a lot going on here, folks. There's a lot of problems that this mentality creates. Doctor Scott Gottlieb at least

not sounding a crazy person here, Isn't it fascinating? He goes on TV, this guy remember FDA chairman or whatever, and he says it's time to end into our mask mandates in some places and everyone goes m libs. Still don't want to do it. Of course, mask up forever, but this the patriotic duty. I'm in a mask up Arnold. Oh we're gotten free mask A. The whole thing so embarrassing, should be so embarrassing to people, it's so stupid. Why

not foremasks? Why not AID? Why don't they take the virus? Seriously? I'm a quad masker. I go for masks centaor rosis. People who go out in the woods by themselves with masks on for hikes have problems. And I mean this there's widespread and you can you know, you can kind of laugh and say, oh buck, I'm out here. I live in a place where people don't really worry about this as much. Yeah, but millions, millions and millions, tens of millions of your fellow Americans who vote, who are

you gonna determine who the next president is? And you know, push push for policies in one direction or another. They are emotionally damaged by this whole thing. They've gotten used to accepting tyranny and stupidity in a level at a way where I've been honestly somewhat shocked by it. I mean, I knew that there would be some of this, but it's gone way beyond my expectations. You know, I've have friends who've been told by people outdoors twenty feet away.

You know, where is your mask really either that they're that people are that emotionally destabilized by this that they can't think this through it all. It's not walking and walking outside, you know, with the sun blasting on you, that you have to worry about this virus. It's getting fat and weak and being kept indoors, not seeing loved ones,

not working out, not getting exercise indoors. You know, you only have to be exposed once one time indoors to get the virus, and then for some people that can be all. She wrote, You know, maybe locking us all inside and stifling our breath and increasing our stress, which is which is immune suppressing. It's true, stress is an immune suppressing. You know that you here notice that they

never talked about that. But but making sure that you can't breathe normally, and how that affect I mean, I get I'll tell you I get agitated every time I'm forced to put that stupid I want to start cursing when I talk about that stupid thing on my face. Every time I get on an airplane, I want to look around and people say, are you? Are you morons who want this happy? I know there are a lot of people who agree with me, obviously, and you know,

God bless them. But the people that don't even know where you're amazing a lot of a lot of destruction done because people are honestly, people are cowards who think that they will live forever if they listen to the listen to the fauci. You know a lot of twenty five year olds and thirty year olds who watch a lot of CNN who think I'm doing my part. I'm a patriot because I wear a mask, like Biden says, and you know, I mean, they should be a shame,

but they think. What's amazing is they think they're the good guys. Here's this other doctor, doctor Ryan on CNN about restaurants. A lot of restaurants in New York still closed, never coming back late thirteen. What do you think, doctor Ryner? Is the President being too cautious. Well, it's a job to be cautious. But I think the message from this administration needs to be clearer and cleaner for people who

have been vaccinated. The data that we've accrued from now over one hundred million fully vaccinated people shows that the risk of serious illness is close to zero if you've been fully vaccinated. And I want the American public to understand that that's the carrot that you get for going to get a shot. You're not only protecting your community, which is perhaps the most important role for getting vaccinated, but you're protecting yourself in a really, really resounding way.

And the CDC should be telling people that. The CDC should be telling people, if you are vaccinated, book a reservation at a restaurant, support your local restaurants, go out, take your mask off, have a drink, because first of all, that's true, and people need to understand that. Without without that kind of guidance, people think that this pandemic is endless. And that's because it is. And that's because the people in charge, that is their mentality. They like the control,

They like this. You think Fauci wants to go back to being some obscure bureaucrat who puts out PSAs about washing your hands during flu season that no one pays attention to. No, I don't think so, friends, I don't think so. This guy has like a messianic complex, our messiah complex. He's saving, saving millions of lives with this, right,

this is what they think. A lot of people that have had businesses destroyed, a lot of people whose lives have been ruined by this should be looking at what's going on here and saying, by the way, we need to push. I want to see a lot of data crunching. The right. Conservatives, just rational people need to pound this. I know, Somemmy felt, Oh buck, let's talk what I'm gonna sit here and talk about Liz cheney leadership struggles for two hours who cares. Liz Cheney's annoying. The old

GOP is gone. She's gonna be gone soon. From leadership to This is about our society, This is about our whole country, about the mentality of the American people overall. This really matters. How do we get back to a place of normalcy as soon as possible and hold the people that took our rights away from us responsible for it? Oh man, you know what I made myself this morning, Some bacon bacon from my friends at Monk. Monk is

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of the color of her skin. So I am excited, but I'd like to be more excited to know that as she goes out and gets her first apartment and rides the subway somewhere, that they don't make assumptions about her based on the color of her skin, that she's not at risk out there in the world as an

adult because she's a black woman. I'm so glad that Michelle Obama is raising this issue of the treatment that she is worried her daughter will face in America, Because to any person who's actually being honest and understands what's really going on in America today, the Obama daughters who are now adults and who are public figures so we can speak about them, the obam My daughters are going to continue to be treated almost like gods in America for the rest of their lives. They will be invited

to whatever parties, whatever, whatever social life they want. People will beg them to show up at their parties. They will be multi multi millionaires many many, many times. They will be fabulously wealthy. They will be incredibly influential. They will be almost worshiped by liberals in America without ever actually having to do anything anything, just because of who they are. But Michelle Obama wants you don't know that

she's worried about the racism they'll face when getting an apartment. Really, m I give full credit to my friend Jesse Kelly great tweet went viral over the weekend when he said he dreams of a world in which the Obama's can be or dreams of an American which the Obamas, you know, can be successful. Barack Obama has multiple, you know, mansions. I mean, he's got a fifteen million dollar house in Martha's Vineyard. He's still largely running the White House on

key decisions. Just all they do is called Joe Biden. Biden'll do whatever Obama tells him. We all know it. The Obama's occupy a place in society where they are beloved by really more than half the country, beloved, elevated, treated like they are just the greatest thing to happen in American politics, in living memory. Let's keep it. Pick

it up there ready. It really is amazing when you think about where we are now as a society, where where somebody who I mean Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, these are individuals who are among the most powerful, lucky, wealthy, influential human beings on Earth. I mean they're probably in like the top ten on the planet. And you know, Michelle Obama's worried about her her daughter being able to

rent the department. Really, Michelle Obama's daughter is gonna be living in a ten million dollar mansion in bel Air, or in Malibu or in you know New York City. I assure you the moment that she wants to and you listen to this, will probably never live in a house like that. I will never live in a house like that. But Michelle Obama's children will live wherever they want to. And then look, that's fine. Barack Obama's made a lot of money, and you know this is why

I'm a capitalist. I believe that you. But can we not deal with the whining? I'm just I wanted to. Can we not hear about how it's you know, it's gonna be so hard for them? Really? Oh, you're right. I'm sure a lot of people are going to be racist to the Obama to the Obama children now adults in front of the Secret Service details that they have escorting them around for the rest of the life. I'm sure they're really gonna deal with the this sting of

racism in that context. Come on, folks, come on, I mean, enough is enough. But you see, even no matter how when you're when you're a leftist who has risen through the demotive, it's the very top of the Democrat party, and identity politics has always been such a part of one's individual narrative victimology goes hand in hand with that, and you will never to drop that. Why it's power.

It's power. Not only are you rich and famous and influential, but anyone who criticizes you as racist, well that's amazing. I mean, you get to you get to have all the trappings of power, all the actual influence on upside of our society. But you you have a a built in protection against anyone criticizing you saying it. Just say, oh my gosh, they're being racist. Look look at all the challenges we deal with. They they've said mean things.

I want to be ultra rich and wealthy and influential in America and have a built in defense against any criticism that will silence most people. I'm sorry, I just I couldn't. There's something that's just too much. I mean, does Michelle Obama really think that her daughter's gonna have a hard time wrinting in department? Does she really believe that? Really the daughter the president? I mean, I think they both go to Harvard, both the daughters, you know, I mean,

did they even have to submit transcripts? I don't know, probably as a proformer thing, but I'm pretty sure the Obama children could get into absolutely any school they want anywhere in the country. We all know that. Does anyone want to does anyone to take the other side of that argument? Oh no, No, it's very hard for the Obama children to get into the most elite university they want because of what a racist society we live in. So they want to take that side of the argument,

they look really stupid. We all know that. Ah no, but we all we all have to play this game still where we act like, you know, Michelle Obama's worried about her children being able to rent an apartment where you know where you have Lebron James saying that he that that black people are being hunted every time they leave their homes by the police, a horrifying thing to say.

Where Don Lemon tells everybody that he's worried. This was some years ago, that he calls his mom and he gets home because he's so worried about the police killing him. Where Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer pretend that they care so much about these these concerns that are held by very prominent minorities, and that they somehow have a connection

to this that's not just about their own pursuit of power. Yeah, this is the society that we live in now, where we have to just hear these things and say, yeah, that's reasonable. Sure. Oh and in case you're wondering, Michelle Obama also wants wants you to get the vaccine. Play five. Does seem like we're coming out of the COVID valley, you know, you know where it was a long dark tunnel. I think we're still sort of in the tunnel, but I do sort of see light back there. Yeah, well,

it'd be better light when people would get vaccinated. There's still so many people that are either scared or just say no, I'm not doing it. All I can say is that I have tried to live a life where I don't lie to people. And the science behind a vaccine is the same science that's behind aspirin and insulin. What are the COVID rules for visiting the Obama's now? It's be vaccinatedcine that that's the you want to hang out with us, get your vaccine, can get all of it,

finish it up, and then we can talk. So I urge everybody out there, within the sound of our voices, please please get the vaccine. It's time Michelle Obama knows nothing about science or medicine, but that won't be in any professional or she was a hospital administrator if you are wondering, who was making I think three hundred thousand dollars a year while her husband was a senator from Illinois three hundred thousand dollars a year at a public hospital to be a diversity educator or to be a

coordinator for diversity. So yeah, she's worked at a hospital. She knows nothing about medicine and a professional capacity. But I'm sure you're not allowed to actually point out that it's only the people that have criticisms of the FAUCII consensus who have to be mds. Everybody else who's out there, who who is just saying whatever they're supposed to about the FAUCCII consensus, they their medical degree is not up

for debater or discussion. But also I thought it was very strange when she said that the vaccine is this No, no, no, no, this this vaccine is not it's not the same science. I understand what she was roughly getting at here, but this is these are vaccines that are relying on technology that is new, that is has not been around for a long time at all. Obviously, this is not using a non steroidal anti inflammatory drug. This is a whole other level m But don't ask any questions, folks, Just

shut up and do what you're told. That's the America we live in now. When Michelle Obama speaks, you listen and do as you're told. When doctor Fauci speaks, you listen and do as you're told. And if you won't, if you if there's any part of you that has an issue with that, you're a bad person who wants old people to die and doesn't want America to go back to normal. That's where we are. That's this Democrat administration. Oh but they're uniters, the Biden team. They're they're uniters,

aren't they sure? They are? Disney goes woke with new anti racist agenda for employees. That's the headline on this piece from Dana Kennedy at the New York Post. And you dig into this and it's remarkable. It really is not surprising because, as we all know, these days, there's so much of this anti racism wokeness training that you used to think of as something that would exist only on left wing college campuses. But really the last ten

years has become completely standardized in corporate America. And Disney, which is supposed to be one of the great American brands and entertainment companies out there. You know, Disney should be as American as apple Pie. You may recall, though some years ago Disney was actually hiring h one b visa foreigners to take the jobs of Americans working in different tech positions for Disney, and then made the Americans train their replacements as part of the conditions of getting

their severance packages. Yeah, so Disney's Disney can be brutal, and this is a company run by libs. Just remember that Disney is run by libs, just like all these other major wasn't wasn't necessarily built by left wing radicals. But but you got people now at the top who will, certainly, if they themselves don't believe that stuff, will certainly bend the knee to left wing lunacy as as much as they need to for their own purposes. And this is an example of how critical race theory is at a

great American corporation being taught to people. Here is there is from this piece Disney is pushing critical race theory on employees through a new plan called Reimagine Tomorrow, urging workers to recognize their white privilege in a battery of training modules on such topics as systemic racism and white fragility. This is a corner to documents obtained by City Journals

Christopher Russo. Staffers are told to reject equality for equity and must reflect on America's racist infrastructure and think carefully about whether or not their wealth is derived from racism. According to the documents, in one anti racism training course called Allyship for Race Consciousness, workers are taught that the US has a long history of systemic racism and transphobia, and told they must take ownership of educating yourself about

structural anti black racism. Staffers should not rely on their black colleagues to educate them, which is emotionally taxing. The document reportedly instructs, I mean, friends, come on, right, It's like we're just trying to see how absurd everything can possibly get before people realize that this is just nuts and they won't deal with it anymore. What does all this stuff even? I mean, why is this all being caught as though this is accepted truth? In a corporate

training module? This is this is all. This is all bull, this is all crazy. What does this even mean? Emotionally taxing to rely on colleagues to teach you about ray don't I'm not relying on colleagues and teach me about any of this stuff. What do the what does this

even mean? Oh gosh, peace keeps going on here. Quote Disney recommends its staffers hit the book, suggesting one essay that encourages parents to commit to raising race consciousness in children, and which teaches that even babies discriminate against members of other races. That's right, folks, babies are racist. Only white babies, they will tell you. And I'm being this is true.

Only white babies are racist, because whatever they've noticed in babies when it comes to reacting to people of different of different races, that is, even though babies can't really understand the structural racism and society, it is really only possible for white people to be racist according to critical race theorists. You have to remember that if you're wondering how intellectually contradictory and flimsy critical race theory really is.

Only white people are able to be racist, according to critical race theorists, or racial tension among other groups, is the result of white supremacy and white supremacists thinking. According to CRT, so if you see, you know, a story about a black guy assaulting an Asian American, attacking, you know, beating up in an old Asian lady, something like that, that is not something that you have to you should

think of as being the result of racism. That's the result of white supremacy, specifically, not anti Asian bigotry from somebody who is non white, because that can't exist. They tell you there are almost daily memos. According to this piece of the New York Post. This is all based on Chris Ruffo's amazing reporting on this. There are almost daily memos that suggest readings, panels, and seminars all centered around anti racism. The company is completely ideologically one sided,

discourages Christian and work conservatives from speaking their mind. Here's

a quote from a worker. I attended several training sessions at the beginning, just to see what the temperature of the discussion would be and to gauge if I would be able to bring up my own objections in a safe way, safe meaning for my career, and I've continually gotten the unspoken answer no. The employee told the outlet, it has been very, very stifling to feel like everyone keeps talking about having open dialogue and compassionate conversations, but when it comes down to it, I know if I

said one thing that was truthful based on data or even just based on my own personal experience, it would actually be rather unwelcome. The company has also backed a twenty one day racial equity and social justice challenge. The New York postpiece goes on where participants are told they all have been raised in a society that elevates white

culture over others. As part of the challenge, staffers learn about their white privilege and are asked to fill out a white privileged checklist with choices such as I am white, I am a heterosexual, I am a man, I still identify as the gender I was born in. I have never been raped, I don't rely on public transportation, and

I have never been called a terrorist. The company has recently shown a willingness to embrace this ideology, including a content advisories to films including like Dumbo, Aladdin, and Fantasia. Disney is run by three. I mean the top three people in Disney are super rich, white guys worth a billion dollars between them, but they really care about wokeness.

You see. This isn't remember you're never allowed to think about how this stuff is being pushed at companies by really rich white progressives overwhelmingly who want to make sure that they are insulated from these criticisms, that they have these social capital in the virtue signaling of instituting all of this, and that they actually don't give a crap about what's going on when it comes to race relations in America and racial tensions. None of that really matters

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well from his time in the intelligence community. Is even a Mandarin speaker himself, our friend Jack Possobic of One America News with us. Now, Jack, great to have you. Well, Holly Buck, there we go. Now tell me what is your do you just bring everyone up to speed here on where we are at this stage with the lab leak,

the COVID nineteen virus lab leak thesis. Well, so it's really interesting bug that many of us early who were some of the first people to call out what was going on with COVID back in all the way January twenty twenty Can you believe almost a year and a half ago talking about what is China? You know, sort of the people like myself in the China watcher community going what the heck is going on in China? They're locking down cities, the people are falling over or something.

This is not normal. Some stop right and kind of calling attention to that, like maybe we should put done travel with China if there really is a virus out of here. Well, the first thing we did was point out that this city in Wuhan and specific area of the this wet market we were told originally remember the wet market and there are all these bat soup pictures and images that were being spread throughout the internet. Many

of us said, We'll hold on a second. The Wuhan Institute of Orology is right down the street from where this thing is going on. Shouldn't we possibly take a look at that, just you know, looking at it as an objective standpoint. And they said no, no, no, don't worry about that. Oh. Then we said, well, can we at least find out what kind of evidence, what kind of experiments were being done at that lab? And then we find out that they were conducting experiments called gain

a function. These are experiments that are done to create viruses, in this case specifically coronaviruses that have higher sceptibility to being infectious to human beings. They can cross populations from bats, pangolins, possible in mediary species. They're calling it humanized mice and go into humans. Now, the problem with this, they told us again and again and again for all this time, No,

it's not possible. It's debunked. Senator Tom Cotton went out and talked about at the Washington Post went after him finally just last week on a Medium article. And now it's gaining traction in the New York Post and other places. Former New York Times science writer has come out this guy, Nicholas Wade and said, you know what, everything these guys have been saying for the past year and a half

is absolutely spot on. There's a lot of scientists that say, this thing has features that don't appear to have evolved naturally or arisen naturally. We don't see, you know, we don't see the normal chain of progression. We don't see populations that were infected along the route to Uhan. And the bats that we're told that this come from don't

come anywhere near Uhan. They're not from near They're from caves there are twelve hundred miles away, and you Anne, and so he's looking at it and saying, we think there might be a problem here, and Buck, Here's the even bigger problem is that all the scientists that the mainstream media has brought forward, the who put at the head of their quote unquote investigation into all of this, are the same scientists this guy, Peter Dashik and his

friends who were actually involved in those gain of function experiments and giving them approval in the first place within the Wuhan lab. So this, It's it's an incredible story. It's a wild story. It's something that people would not It's what we don't want to hear, right. We want to hear that our government is keeping our best interested heart, is doing what they can to protect us. We're told

to trust the science. We want to believe doctors. We want to believe scientists, and then when we find out something like this, it almost seemed far fetched to believe. Now people are finally speaking out, Jack, what do you think the ramifications could be here if in fact we do end up proving I mean China, I would assume, well,

just no matter what, always deny this. But could you imagine a country, a government really Remember that's not it's not the Chinese people, it's the Chinese Communist Party and the powers that be who would be responsible for unleashing essentially a plague on the whole world that will end up having killed millions of people. That's a problem that it's even hard to wrap our minds around. But how

do you see this playing out? The problem here is that, well, it would be easy for us claim at all on China, right, that would be sort of the knee jerk response. It would be very simple to do. But that isn't intellectually honest because as we're falling, Look, you know, I'm not some guy who's a virus expert. I'm not a research expert in this field. I'm just following the data, right, I'm just following the evidence where it leads, following the facts.

So these experiments are going on. But then we find out that these experiments were supported and approved and in some cases funded by a group called the Eco Health Alliance run by the out of Houston, run by this guy Peter Dashek, an American slash British scientist. Then we find out the funding approval came through the National Institute of Health, which of course is headed by Francis Bacon and his Frans Collins, and the deputy there, of course

is doctor Anthony Fauci, an absolute household name. So we are going to have to come to grips of the fact that the very people who were supposed to be looking out for this thing may actually have a degree of responsibility culpability in allowing these very risky, extremely dangerous experiments to go on in a place like China where

they were not given the proper approval they needed. And now, of course they're using the power of the Chinese Communist Party, the Chinese Communist government to wipe everything under the table and raise all the data, not give independent investigators and auditors access to the databases to find out what was actually being cooked up in that lab there in Guhan. And the fact the matter is is that the US

government may have some responsibility in this as well. We're speaking of Jack Pasobic of what America News Network about the status of the story of the origins of the COVID nineteen virus, and Jack go into just give us a little more context here about people say Fauci was involved in something that connects to China, and then also the US government hand explained to us again how that how that all comes, how that could come together? Right? And I really don't want to make some sort of

machiavilion thing. I don't think there's any evidence. I haven't seen any evidence that brit that this was something that anybody went on the US side or the China side, you know, wanted to happen. Certainly, the economic effects of this have been devastating. The human cause of this has been devatating for all around the world still benefits for anybody, right, you know, unless lets you look at sort of the

e commerce sites of the world. But when it really comes down to it, it just seems that these experiments were going on in this lab in Buhan they had oversight, supposedly from the international science community. And we're told that the most pre eminent scholars and experts from that community are the National Institute of Health right here in Bethesda, Maryland, United States of America. Anthony Fauci top names there, Francis

Collins one of the top names there. When you see something like an NIH studies on the top of it, you know that old standard for world science and world research. The problem is is that they were conducting these studies in China in such a way that it was not held to the same standards. And this guy Wade actually goes through in greater detail. He says, some of the experiments. You know, we're told it was a level four facility.

Actually it was a Biosafety Standard Level two facility, he said, So the BSL two, that's basically the same amount of biosafety you would see in like your dentist office when you go for a checkup. Right, you know, it's it's is it sterilized, sure, but does it thing where you could be working on viruses? Not so much. And so these are the real questions that are going to have

to come out. And also, by the way, the people that were in this Uhan lab, the researchers, the students, the interns, the grad students that were there, they were going back and forth from these caves in Yanan where the bat viruses were, back and forth again and again from Wuhan Tynn and they were not operated, they were not vaccinated, they were not taking anti virals, they were not doing provolactic here. So they were not taking any of the steps that would prevent a possible leak in

any of this. And so that's why early on we've seen already intelligence reports and I know you've covered this book talking about in the fall of twenty nineteen there

were people in that lab getting sick. That's what we've seen from US intelligence, Like Pompeo was talked about that when he was Secretary of State, and in many cases, by the way, it's been very quiet, but even members of the Biden administration and their intelligence leaders are saying, yeah, we've seen the same reports, and we believe that they are credible that there were people in this lab getting sick in the fall of twenty nineteen, which is way

before the who got their report from China in December of twenty nineteen. So something was going on, and China does not want to talk about it. And the fact of the matter is they're parts of the US government that really don't want to talk about it either. Speaking of Jack Posobik of One America News Network, and Jack, just what is the status right now of China with regard to reopen with regard to how it is, you know, viewing the pandemic, the Chinese economy, how are they doing well?

I mean, China is one of the very first country to open up, so you look at what they did. They imposed very draconian lockdowns early on. Of course, China doesn't have any of the human rights safeguards that we have here in the United things private property. In China, there's no's the thing as you having rights with the government. If the government wants literally lock you in their house, they can walk up and do that, and that's what they were doing to certain departments, Uhan and other parts

of the country. However, of course, at the same time they were shutting down domestic travel, they were also expanding international travel, and like in the case of Italy, they you had Chinese diplomats that were going over there demanding that Italy continue to accept Chinese airlines. They were continuing to do travel from between Italy and China and to allow Chinese citizens within Italy to return to China. So

it seems very confusing. But then you go forward. Now China has rolled out everything they can to end the lockdowns, reopen up the people, and they're doing what's called targeted track and tracing where they're going after people who they believe are directly infected with this thing, lock them down specifically, and then everybody else gets back to normal. Their economy has been turned back on, their economy is starting a chug yet again. Wow, Jack, always appreciate you joining us

on this stuff. Man, I just I wanted to ask you before we let you go. It feels to me like at some level, China, I mean, if you're just looking at the contest for the dominant global power here of you know which, whether American or Chinese civilization is advancing. If you view this as a zero sum situation against each other. China seems to have benefited. Do you think that's a fair assessment. Well, it seems it has played the hand that was dead to them and far better

than we have. In me, we were much more worried about political correctness. We were more worried about quote unquote following the science and playing out to all the different things that not that you know, we took them as a mark of faith that you you know, you have to pass whatever guideline is put up by the CDC. Originally don't wear a masks and put masks on that everybody has to wear a masks even when you're outside, which makes no sense whatsoever. Right, they weren't following the data.

They were taking it as an article of faith. Because in this country we put political correctness ahead of actual clients and actual data. We've done that to our detriment. China, on the other hand, has none stuff. You don't see these kind of things being rolled out in China, and because of that they were able to get their country back much faster than here in the United States and really across the last Jack Piso but one American news. Jack, thanks so much for anna talk to you soon appreciate.

I've known at LEAs I campaign for a lease in her first In her first campaign, she was the youngest woman elected to the House of Representatives, and I think Lisa will bring some real good things to it. I also like Liz Cheney. I think Liz is smart and tough, but I think Liz is doing what she wants to do. I don't think Liz wants to be in leadership anymore because once she won the vote earlier, she continued to press this issue publicly in a way that was antagonizing

the people who were against her. And I think you don't have an entitlement to be in leadership, but you do have an entitlement to be in Congress. You know, Liz Janey's gonna go, it seems like, so that's good, and she's not where the party wants to be. She's not where the party will win, and so it's working here. You know, the Democrats what they want is for you to think all Republicans and disarray and moving away from

Trumpism and all this stuff. But now this is just just a little housekeeping, not not a big deal and not in any way going to make or break the mid terms or whoever's going to run on the Republican side for twenty twenty four. But you know, whenever they

can point the media can help themselves. Whenever they can see what they believe to be a dissension among the you know, among the ranks, when they see problems breaking out on the Republican side, it's an opportunity to use that strife, to focus in on it, try to exacerbate it, try to create greater political advantage for the Democrats from it. So that's why you're seeing such a focus on this look. I think that it was it was outrageous that you

had Liz Cheney support warding the effort to remove Donald Trump. Well, I'm sorry to prevent him from running again through the impeachment process, the second impeachment process. I mean to reward the maniacal, underhanded, disgraceful Democrats with any kind of bipartisan tinge, if you will, to the effort to impeach the president is something that politicians should be held account before. Mid Romney was what was he recently censured by the Utah

Utah State Legislature. Great mid Romney deserves center. Mid Romney is weak. He's weak, He's not a man of courage and principle. He's a man who likes to be liked, you know. So he likes to be important, he likes to be center of attention, and he thinks he's just such an oh, just such a great guy. Yeah, he marched with BLM. You march with BLM. You're not a conservative. Your march with BLM. You're not part of the solution. You're part of the problem. Adam Kinsinger another guy who's

just he's just playing this wrong. He's on the wrong side. Dare I say the wrong side of GOP history? Play sixteen, Liz Cheney is saying exactly what Kevin McCarthy said the day of the insurrection. She's just consistently been saying it, and a few weeks later Kevin McCarthy changed to attacking other people. And so I think what the reality is is, as a party, we have to have an internal look and a full accounting as to what led to January

six I mean, right now, it's basically the Titanic. We're like, you know, in the middle of this slow sink. We have a band playing on the deck and telling everybody it's fine. And meanwhile, as I've said, you know, Donald Trump's running around trying to find women's clothing and get on the first lifeboat. And I think there's a few of us that are just saying, guys, this is not good, not just for the future of the party, but this

is not good for the future of this country. We're four months after January six an insurrection, something that was thinkable in this country, and the message from the people that want to get rid of Liz Cheney is to say, it's just time to focus on the future and move on, like this was ten years ago. And we've been obsessed

about it since it's been four months. And we have so many people, including our leadership in the party that has not admitted that this is what it is, but which was an insurrection led by the President of the United States, well deserving of a full accounting from Republicans. He's a moron. It wasn't an insurrection, and he's controlled opposition and he should be absolutely repudiated in the next election.

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appreciate it, Always happy to be here. Thanks. So it turns out we're seeing a mine. Administration has a pretty clear propensity to want to spend more money, and this starts to raise taxpayer money. Of course, this starts to raise some interesting questions. When is it, I know you're dealing with this in a piece this week, when when do we actually spend enough money on anything we Have we ever actually spent enough money on education per pupil per year? Have we ever spent enough money on roads?

Have we spent you know, I just want to know, because it seems like more money is always the answer, right, and it's you know, it's this we neither way kind of proposition sense that if you say, okay, well, Democrats first of all, could have spent whatever they wanted because they unilaterally and part through a partisan vote passed their bill.

And let's not let's remember as well, we spent another four trillion dollars in addition to the two trillion dollars we just spent before right during the you know, before the election so or yeah before so um. They'll say, uh, you know, we need to spend this money save the economy, and then we come in seven hundred thousand jobs short of what economists were expecting. It's one of the worst job courts I can remember in history. None of his promises came true. And then they say, oh, well, yes,

because Republicans didn't want to spend more. Well, first of all, Republicans are not in the way of you spending. You can spend as much as you want. There's no filibuster on spending. Spend more money if you think it's going to work, or maybe what you're doing is not right. You know, you're disincentivizing people to work with an unemployment insurance stuff. You can we dig into that for a second.

I don't want to interrupt your flow here, but that's yeah, because because we keep hearing about this and it gets dismissed. I don't think it should be dismissed at all. If I were an hourly worker, right, if I were somebody's getting paid by the hour work at a restaurant or any number of jobs, and I did the math in my head, and it was I can make the same money staying home and not working as I do going into my job. I probably wouldn't do that job. Yeah,

I mean that's human nature. I mean something like, you know, we're not even allowed to mention this anymore. It's not even it's not even that you're lazy. It's just that you know you can make more money not working. Why wouldn't you do it? It doesn't make any sensory not to do it. And you know, I saw some you know, liberals saying, you know, we have a failed economy if you have to, if that's how little you're going to make, you know, they just don't value the way that we should.

And you know, you have a bunch of people who are staying home. It's clear in the numbers, and you know that that's just under It's not like these are forever jobs. These are jobs that you use to get into the economy. These are jobs you use to move up the ladder. These are jobs young people get. There's just no reason to treat them as if there's something wrong with it. So I don't know, I mean, I think it has a it's hard to tell what effect it had or how much of this is that, but

it's clearly a part of it. Well, I also think that we get we get into this loop where Biden in the Joint Address to the Address to a Joint Session of Congress, you know, the de facto State of the Union that he gave, kept talking about Democrats creating millions of jobs, as if we need the government to do this. And I feel like this, this is a a root fallacy that we keep coming up against. We have all these different you know, sectors and all this,

all these different companies and industries. When did it become the government's job to think that it actually creates jobs, well, other than for bureaucrats, I mean obviously if I'm not talk about govern emplyees, I mean the private sector. Yeah, I mean it is a fallacy, and it's it's something that we should be saying. I mean, you have this happening since the Obama administration, probably before um where the

government says it created and saved jobs. You remember that algorithm or whatever they had, So it is, um it's a fallacy, and it makes people think that the government's there to help them create, you know, get a job or create a job, which is not how it works.

You have you have this, you have this. You know he wants to create this welfare system, which is bad enough, but then you have essentially saying this is the kind of job people should have, green jobs, these jobs, that jobs and allowing organic job growth in a vibrant market. And it's clear over and over again that their way doesn't work. People forget Obama's stimulus plan did not work. We had the slowest recovery in the history of America. It is not the way to recover. The way to

recover is to let people go back to work. And this is a you know, this was an artificial recession needed by the government locking down businesses. There was really no reason for it. So if you let people go back to work, they're going to create jobs, and what you're doing is depressing that with dumb policies. What is the dumbest thing that you think the Biden team has done so far? We're speaking of David Harsani of National Review. Everybody go to Nationalview dot com for his latest But David,

take that one on for me. I mean, we're like, you know, day one hundred and you know, twenty or something whatever it is, So what's the dumbest thing so far for you. I essentially don't have anything they've done, so it's hard for me to answer this, but I will say this. I think they had a chance. He had a chance. I'm not even saying this as some sort of revisionist history or anything. I really mean that

the chance to bring the country together. He could have gone forward with some moderate policies that everyone could agree on, just to get people to get together and move forward. And instead he's embraced the farthest left policies that any president has ever embraced, starting with getting the High Amendment on abortion to you know it's to spending trillions of dollars on union ballouts, and you know, and all of everything he's done. Okay, so but you haven't. You haven't

liked a lot of things that Biden administration has done. Um. You know, if you're looking at this now and seeing and I'm asking you to tell me what you think are the biggest blunders that they've made, what comes to mind. I think the stimulus plan. I think, you know, it's popular now, but in the long run, just like the Obama stimulus plan, it wasn't popular. It just seemed like

wasteful spending that didn't help the economy. I think this job's miss is a huge, huge, huge thing that is going to change the perceptions people have about what is doing in the long run, especially if it's followed up by another poor showing. So I think that that that's the dumbest thing he's done, especially right off the bat.

Now we're speaking of David Harsani of Nashal Review and David I focus somewhat today on the show on on wokeness training and and you know, these documents have come out. Chris Rufo from City Journal has gone his hands on these documents about what they're what they're making people sit through and and partake in. It's not just like you're an active you know, you're you're you're an inactive participant.

You have to you know, do these workshops and say these things and write down you know, this this hierarchy of the of the different sins of white privilege and all this stuff. This is I don't I don't understand how anyone can see this as anything other than madness. I know that it benefits some people, but when you look at the top of Disney, for example, these aren't people that are. They're not woke, and the people running

the company aren't. They're not worried about diversity at the very top, you know, they're not worried about how much money they make compared to the average worker. It just all feels so obviously phony. But the Democrat Party wholesale embraces all this critical race theory stuff. I mean, I suspect that they're scared. They're terrified that they're terrified that if they don't do it, they're going to be in trouble.

They're terrified that they're going to be called out, their company is going to be called out, and there they would never say anything because racism is a vile smear on most people. I'm not saying they're on any racist out there, and it's easy to do, and it's been accepted by mainstream press and others, you know, white privilege and these ideas, and I think, you know, even by some people on the right. David French I saw wrote that, you know, what's the big deal? People can just sign

off on this. It's not real. It's not as if they care, well I care. I care. I wouldn't want to say that I'm a racist or that there's white supremacy in this country, or there there's even white privilege. I'm sorry say I'm not saying that never happens. I'm just saying I don't think it's systemic. I don't think that most people are racist. I think that this is

a meritocracy largely speaking. And I wouldn't want to sign off it's lying, and I wouldn't want to lie about something like that, And I wouldn't want to demean myself or say, you know to my kids that this is a certain kind of country that it's not, and all those things matter to me. And I'm not sure you know it's going to change until we all start standing. It's easy for me, I'm a writer to say this, I think as until regular people stand up and say no,

it's going to keep going. Yeah, and I gotta that that David French would say that. I mean, they're they're also doing this to kids, They're doing this to eight year olds, they're brain from them too. I mean, it's it's horrible French. And you know, I'm not speaking for obviously for David here because I'm picking my own fights. I mean, French is somebody who was essentially broken by Trumpism, and I've I've in the back of the day I had him on radio. We had many conversations about conservatism.

He somehow always and this is now a movement within the right, he always finds a way to take the position that advantages the left at the expense of the right while pretending to be the real conservative. And I find that particularly gross. Just just just speaking for myself with that, Yah, I like David Right. I don't have a personal problem with I just disagree with what he's

doing right now. I think that he is super sensitive to anything that goes on the right, goes on on the right, blows up things that go on the right beyond the proportion they should be, and is very forgiving of things that go on on the left that I think that he should find, let's say, on abortion, that he should find odious. And so, you know, I mean, that's just I'm not trying to pick on him. I just know I'm not. I wasn't. I was just speaking for myself. I mean, I think what he's doing is awful.

I mean, and it's upsetting to me because I think he knows better. And I think that for a man who pretends to care so much about principle, and that's why he had his beef with Trump. He's led his personal stuff and he's not alone here, but he's led his personal stuff completely cloud his judgment about what this what what conservatism is trying to conserve, right, I mean, and anyway, so that just to struck a nerve with me,

because he's part of this never Trump or chorus. Then now we see there's no Trump anymore, and somehow there's always still an explanation that makes that that says what the left is doing isn't really that bad and the real problem or the people on the right that are fighting against this, and it bothers me. I find it as somebody who also works in this medium and rights in those radio I find those never trumpers to be this is like a mental illness. Now they need to

get past it. They I thought they were supposed to come back on the team now David and a lot of them not really back on the team, really doing a lot of good work. You know, it's like the Lincoln Project phenomenon. It's really not much better than that from some of these guys. So you know, I mean, yeah, I mean, I'm not not even him, but you know, Bullwark, whatever, folks, I mean, they're just Democrats now, and I'm not sure

where we have to pretend otherwise. Listen, I know a lot of people don't like Trump, and that's fine by me. I didn't like a lot of what he did either. But the problem is that if you're more offended by his you know, you're still talking about him now as if he's you know, you're obsessed with him, and you're not talking about people in power with guns, with policies,

with executive orders. Um. You know that that to me shows that you that's not it's just about you know, it's about that you don't like guys aware American flag shirts and you don't like guys trucks. Correct and uh and and if that's if it's a thing for you, it's people with guns that you don't like, then then you're not really a conservative anymore. You can be something else, but you're not part of the mean thrust of a conservatism is about today, and that's you know, you don't

have to be. But let's not pretend we's being a David Harsani, Senior writer at National Review with David the the Elon Musk I was. I tuned in for just a minute or two because it was Elon Musk and I happen to be, you know, at home, or not at home, I happen to be in a you know, in a hotel room with nothing else going on late at night, and so I threw on SNL for a second. And I first, first of all, it's it's it's shockingly

bad as just a comedic enterprise, right. I mean, I it's amazing to me that NBC puts this on TV and isn't embarrassed by it. But even beyond that, for comedians, I mean, Dave Chappelle has has said no one's woken off because you know, you can Elon Musk. Elon Musk isn't some dogmatic conservative right wing or anything. He just doesn't always tow the left wing line. There were SNL people complaining about him guest hosting, like this is a big issue for them. This guy's like a genius who

some people think is changing the world. SNL is lucky that he spits in their general direction, but he's not woke enough. Hey probably. I mean I haven't seen the ratings. I shim they're pretty good. I find it funny that you have to make excuses for you why you watch because it's terrible, right. I mean, it's like I have to say, I didn't watch it. I don't care enough. Usually i'll see watch if there's something like this, I'll

watch the clips later on YouTube or whatever. But I sort of like him because he doesn't care what people. I never could understand why a billionaire would ever care what anyone was telling him to say or not say. I mean, money for me is the freedom to be who you are, right, save the things you want to. That's security. But and he stopped caring, and I like that about him. But that show, I haven't watched it in so many years. I haven't. I just don't find

it funny. I you know, I haven't found it funny for a long time. I don't even know who's on in the cast now, so, um, I didn't watch it, but it is I do find it funny that these guys, you know, you could have on the furthest left wing person imaginable, right, you can have on the craziest person to be fine with it. But but Elon Musk is doing all these incredible things. You know, sometimes I don't like that he takes a lot of government money to do it. But whatever, you know, he's doing all these

amazing things. This is the problem for you. Talk to you anytime. Is it hurting America's pandemic recovery? That word foxitus it was coined by a lawyer defending one of the suspects in the pro Trump riot. It's almost Fox News made me do it kind of defense fox mania, the lawyer said. He said his client lost his job the pandemic and then watched Fox constantly for the next six months. Quote he believed what was being fed to him. Indeed, many Fox views came away with a distinct impression the

President Trump was robbed, that the election was rigged. But that is just one of the symptoms of foxitis. Other possible symptoms are fear of the unknown, fear of a diversifying America, anger about cancel culture but only when conservatives are affected, belief the Democrats and news outlets and tech firms are all radical villains. Perhaps one of the symptoms is even the ability to forget what you've seen with

your own eyes. The guys, the most sort of slimy and pathetic of all cable news hosts in so many ways. It's amazing the fact that is, perhaps it made you care about a cancel culture, except when it only affects you. Really, who are who are the leftists who have been canceled over doing nothing? You know, who are the people that you pull too that have been canceled on the left. I just want to know that didn't do something that

was truly awful? Right, Who is you know other than like people that were you know, Democrat darlings who turned out to be rapists or you know, abusers of young children or something, who has been canceled on the left. I just want to know, Yeah, oh the habits as that too big tech or villa it's not big tech, or are suppressive authoritarians who have created a political monoculture, or you have to be left wing or else you're evil. Yes, that that is what they've done, and they've shut that.

This is real. This is reality. Maybe if CNN allowed people on the right to go and actually present the case of people on the right on air, they would have some idea of what the what the heck the other side thinks about? But they couldn't do that because people like me, and it's not just me, it's not about me. A lot of others out there, a lot of conservative we'd wipe the floor with these fools if we actually were given airtime to make the case about

issues like this. Do you think do you think that Brian Stelter could handle someone like me in a debate? By the way, he's not even He's third tier even for the Libs. But I'm just saying, think about all the other all the other conservatis you put on there. I mean, I could rattle off thirty conservatives off top of my head that none of the CNN hosts could handle in an actual debate on any of these issues.

That's why they work for a legacy media institution that is just you know, pasting on on what had been done before they came on board. And they have an enormous institutional advantage over a lot of startup media, and so that's why they keep pushing this stuff. But I just think it's funny. I just I always like to

take a moment, you know, Brian. It's good that Brian Stelter exists because we have a person who is like the equivalent of like just a piece of rolled up you know, rolled up though, who goes on the fact, here's a question, why does why does Bryan Stilter have a television show? The answer, he looks like Jeff Zucker and Jeff Zucker gets to run CNN like his little fiefdom. That's why. So it's not a fair world we live in, folks. I can I can tell you that much. The show

ain't over yet, folks. It's time for roll call, produce some mark. What's up man? How are you doing? Buddy? How was your weekend? Tell everybody what's going on? Well, I'm hanging in there a bit exhausted, long weekend. Yeah, what do you do? Well, everybody? Basically, my wife and I have a storage unit in New Jersey and we had to move it to Long Island by ourselves with a U haul. So that that wasn't fun. Moving stuff always takes more time, more effort, and is more stressful

than anticipated. That's what I found out. How whatever you think it will be, it's worse than that. Yeah. Just and just doing it yourself too, Like I'm not gonna hire a mover's just to you know, move a storage unit. So I did it myself and it was just just a lot. Well, it's because but you got exciting stuff coming up here. We're we're hoping we're gonna get prod some more. Closing on a house sometime this week, Yes, the condo, you know, don't I don't have house money, Buck,

but I have cond of money, you know what I mean? Right, Yeah, So hopefully sometime this week ago will be closing. It's just a matter of you know, getting the schedules worked out at this point, so nothing hopefully nothing bad can happen. You never know, though, very nice two bedroom, two bedrooms. You had a room for a little mark, a little Mark junior or a little marquet. No comments, Yeah, I just say I please to say a little little bit of space, A little bit of space there, a little space.

It's very or or just when we're doing a late night you know, late night tape session because of the crazy news cycle, you know, I mean, maybe Buck just passes out in the guest bedroom one night, you know what I mean? Yeah, even though we have technology that we haven't seen each other in over a year. But yeah, sure, if you needed that critically, sure, I'm saying I appreciate that. Yeah. In the meantime, do you get does missus Mark give approval for this to be set up like a man cave.

The extra bedroom. No, I actually planned on. I said, Oh great, I'm gonna have an office. Wonderful. Yeah, she she doesn't like that. Nah, well, because what's the point to be setting up an office? And then you know, who knows how long down the line it's not an office anymore. Yeah. Well, from what I understand, a crib takes up a lot of room in your office. I believe it would take up quite a lot of room. And I think you wouldn't like to do the show

based on a baby's sleep schedule. Yeah, I like that very much. That would also be a challenge. I would say that would be a challenge. For sure. You're a very understanding person, but I don't think you'd have that understanding. No, No, I am not. That would be that would be a difficult thing, difficult thing to have. You know, my little sister, I have a nephew, Ryan. His name is Ryan. I call him baby Ryan because he's a baby and he

is a six months old. And I gotta say, it's so much fun and whenever I go over, he just he just wants to like giggle and pull my beard and it's just so fun. To see this little human who's developing all the time and learning more stuff. And I would saying my sister, all this is amazing. She's like, yeah, you don't have to get up at four am and five am and seven am and you know, And I'm like, oh, yeah,

that sounds rough. So all the parents out there, I really mean this, for all the parents listening to this show. I don't know how you do it. I don't know how you do it, you know. I I love Toolula the French bulldog, but I gotta say great to visit. But having had her for a whole year, I don't spend as much, you know, I don't spend as much time you know, these days work dealing with that as I was. And that even a dog is a lot, and that's a canine, not actually human being, is all

I'm trying to say. Yeah, dogs are a lot. Baby Here's how I know babies are a lot. I obviously do not have one, and I don't will not have one, uh for a little bit of time. But uh, my friend, my wife's friends just had a baby and we visited them for the first time. I actually held the baby for the first time this weekend and they just look so tired. Like you have you ever noticed that when somebody has a newborn, they just look at you can

you don't even have to speak to them. You all you have to do is look at them, and you know, oh, I can feel there fatigue. I could feel my little sister's fatigue when I went over, especially those first couple of months after she had the baby. You know, and she's she's rock solid. I mean, she works super hard as a lawyer, and you know, she's really she's really on her game all the time. But man, a lot of a lot of stress and lost sleep and stuff from you know, you have this little tiny human you

have to givet to keep healthy and happy. You know, it's a lot. So yeah, at least a dog will like tell you when it's hungry, Like a baby's not gonna do that. You have to be on top of that. The other the other side of the equation in terms of responsibility is definitely being in downtown Nashville for the weekend with the snow Princess and hearing they have these buses that drive around. It's a bus, but it's like the bus the top of the sort of roof of the bus is gone or the bus is kind of

open air, if that makes sense. The way like an almost like a trolley car maybe or something. And these buses just drive around Mark playing the loudest country and hip hop music you've ever heard in your life, while bachelorette parties, of course, all wearing cowboy hats, are all going whoa and just drinking their faces off all day long, all over the place. Have hot tubs in the trucks too. Yes I didn't see a hot tub version, but I've

heard about that. Yes they do have them, but I saw it just all these and they have these ones also where you have to pedal and you know, to make the thing go. So you've got thirty people or something that are all peddling, sitting on a mobile bar that looks like a bus, but their power touring it by pedaling. And I'm just telling you, you know, if I'm taking shots of Jose Quervo and listening to Britney Spears, I don't know if I want to be peddling, you

know what I'm saying. Yeah, I wouldn't go with the pedaling one. I would definitely go with the being driven around one. But that actually sounds fun. Yeah, no, people people love it. I mean it's it's big. Apparently Nashville is the bachelorette capital of the country. Now, yes, it's where more people go for their bachelor parties than anywhere else. And yeah, it's it's it's a thing. It's a thing that people really really enjoy. So there were a lot

of ladies. And I'm also just not used to seeing a pack of ten to fifteen ladies at a time, one after another, just stumbling drunk. And I will tell you this, and I might get a little trouble person mark. They can be kind of loud, so like when you're at a restaurant or you're walking down the street, all of a sudden, just oh my god, you say this guy, how have I made it? This is like all they're

all their voices. I think it's when they get enough soco and lime shots the bachelorette party, girl's voice just go up like I don't know how many decibels. You know more about audio than I do, but many decibels you know very much. Did you expect to go to Nashville for like a quiet, fun time. No, we just wanted to go and you know, just have a weekend there and just get away from a city for a little bit. Oh. We had a great by the way, the food's amazing, that people are super nice. You have

you been in Nashville. I haven't, but I've heard it's an awesome party city. It is an awesome party city. Yes, that is true. No, look I I we had a great time. It was really nice. We stayed in downtown and there's all these cute neighborhoods that we went to just to sort of, you know, I like to go to the local coffee shops and go to some funky restaurants and just sort of see how people live in

different parts of other cities. Nashville's great town. Great town, and I really recommend if anyone who hasn't been recently or has never been, definitely go check it out, just because what I did. Just take a weekend their weekend vacation. It's a great week Nashville, Savannah, Austin, Austin are the best weekend vacation cities I've been to in the States. I gotta say. So, those are all really great, great

places to go check out. But oh no, just the bachelorette party things specifically, I mean these girls they show up the party, my friend, they're not messing around, of course they do. You only have a bachelorette party once, hypothetically, so might as well have fun. That's true. All right, Let's get to some actual roll call here where if you want to write in, just go to Facebook dot com slashbuck Sexton send us a message message. You can

also email us Team Bucket. iHeartMedia dot com. We got Jeremiah, He writes in with the first year, Buck, You've been talking lately about conservatism what it means to be conservative. Rush used to say that conservatism has a branding issue, and I agree. Part of the problem is the word conservative itself, especially contrasted with liberal. One implies open to change in freedom, the other implies old and closed to change. For example, one look at the Conservative Party in Britain,

which is for preserving British traditions. Patriarchal religious societies the Middle East are referred to as conservative. I understand that our using of the term comes for wanting to conserve the Constitution. But when you think about people who work to conserve resources or nature, we call them conservationists. Those who work to conserve literature or art collections are called conservators.

So I think we have a branding issue. Calling ourselves conservative implies being old, stagy, backward, and resistant to change. As Rush once said, we need to redefine what being conservative means. And I think that only happens by completely rebranding ourselves. You know, Jeremiah, I agree. I think that you're onto something here, and I've felt this way for

a long time. And as you know, I complain about this and it may seem like getting into minutia, but I think that it's a real loss that we have that our color as conservatives is red when it should it should be blue. And more to the point, liberals in this country are the reds. They're the socialists. They're the left, and they're not liberal. They're not about liberty. They're about state control. They're about the collective, defining and

demanding of and ordering around the individual. So they are anti liberty. But it would be like the crazy party calling themselves the same party. Well, we're the same party, so how do you think we're crazy? It throws you off. These things matter. Politics is first and foremost really just a function of perception. Right, If you can get enough people to believe something. It doesn't matter what's really true.

In terms of politics, you can get what you want, meaning the people that are being disingenuous, the people that are engaged in propaganda. So I like, I've always thought that on the right we should embrace more the idea of patriotism. And you know, the Patriot Party. Why do we give them liberty to use in there? Why can't we say that we are the party of patriotism. So when Trump brought that up recently, I know he's not the first one ever think of this, but I like

that idea patriotism goes with America. First. Patriotism goes with the notion that there's something about loving America that should be a standard part of being an American. Because I think you see this quite clearly. The left does not love America. They love what they think they could turn America into if they had full control. But they have a lot of disdain for this place, not just for its history, but for its present as well, and for you and me for opposing them in all of this.

So I do believe that that we have a bit of a branding issue. And you know, just the notion that the right has is often used you know, right wing kind of has this woo someone's right wing. No, we should we should have brace these terms and use them. You know, right wing is something we should be proud of. You know, right wing shouldn't be something that has this connotation of oh, extreme, Why is right wing extreme? Left wing? They don't think of as extreme. It is, but they

don't think of it that way. The media certainly doesn't. The the Democrat Party doesn't view it in that context. So we could use some help with our branding and our terminology. I mean, I just want to. I feel like the the unifying characteristic characteristics of people who are conservative in America today are those who see things for what they are and those who approach everything with some humility. I feel like those are two characteristics of the of

conservatives in America today. We just try to see things with what they are, not what we wish they were, what we think government could make them into, not based on what are what are the accepted narratives thinking if you think for yourself and you approach important questions from the edgistential all the way down to the you know, the local government feud. If you think for yourself and

you approach things with humility. You're a conservative in America today, and that's that's how I think we have most That's how I think we could define a lot of the separation. If you go with the group, the collective, go with the fads, the trends, and and think you have all the answers than anybody who disagrees with you is a bad person. You're a liberal, and which is a bad term for them. They're leftists. I've been saying this for years.

You can go back to the Buck Sex and show the earliest days I've said, I've complained about it and said that we should. You know, we used to call them progressives on the show, call them authoritarians, leftists. They are not liberals, and calling them that gives them gives them that they do not deserve based on their ideologies, their beliefs, the way that they would the way that they goffered their actions too. So anyway, Jeremiah, clearly you

struck a chord with me. I agree, and I think this is a work in progress that we have to really address. All right, more Row called Michael rights Hey producer markinback. I used to work at hines Field, a PNC Park. I do not think there was a jail in either the cops would either walk the person out or just take them to the county jail, which is very close Producer Market. Where's Where's Hines Field, and What's PNC Park? Those are the football and baseball stadiums in Pittsburgh, respectively.

Ah okay, yeah, we said Philadelphia to be fair. So when we were talking about this the Eagles, I think you're just talking in general stadium jails, okay, but I think there is a Philadelphia stadium courthouse thing. Yeah. I think a lot of stadiums have them. Some do, some don't. Guess it's depends. So yeah, he So he's not saying we were wrong on that. He's just saying, um, yeah, Eagles Court still exists, Okay, but they moved it. It's

not a Lincoln Financial Field. It's Eleventh and Wharton Streets in Philadelphia. Okay, So they did have, um some kind of here we go. Does the Eagle Stadium really have its own jail? Yes? The Philadelphia Eagles originally had a jail and a courtroom built in Veteran Stadium in the late nineties to deal with rowdy fans. Uh So, Yes, that is true. When Lincoln Financial Field was built, it was also built with a holding cell like its predecessor

had installed. But it has been shuttered. Okay, so they had them at some of them have been shut down, but they did. They do exist in some places. Okay, it's want to I want to check make sure we're all about the facts here, Producer Philadelphia, look at him, Look at him, poke folks. I can't. I can't stop him. Prouser. Mark's running wild here, pokin Philly, Philly sports fans. I can't. I can't shut it down. I want to tell you there's no other fan base that threw snowballs at Santa Claus.

That's all I'm saying. Jesus, you know what I mean. Producer Mark is a wild man here. He's just telling all you Philly sports fans. What's what? So I don't know what to tell you. Funny story, Michael writes, I was once waiting for the freight elevator and the cops had a drunk, rowdy guy in it. They said to him, we can either walk you out of here like a man,

or drag you out like a blank. We weren't permitted to get on the elevator when the cops had someone so I never did find out what decision the drunk guy made. She'll say, well, good to know, good to know. Thank you, Stephen, writes buck Mark. Thanks for holding strong on what you do. The past year highlighted more clearly than ever the left and the ruling elites do not

care about telling the truth. They only care to say whatever they believe will cajole or scale, or scare or threaten the masses into doing what the elites think is best for their own good. This fits right into the general ethos of the right and left. The left will point to a lack of perfection anywhere as falling short of a possible shared utopia under their rule, all while denying the inherent goodness and potential of people as individuals.

The right accepts that men are flaw and perfect you can never be achieved, while still value in trusting in the goodness and the individual. Steven excellent, eloquent. Thank you for writing in Team That's a show for today, Back tomorrow, same time, same place. Shields high