Emperor Biden Has No Clothes

a phone call. Try doing that sometime. No, welcome everybody to the Buck Sexton Show. Honor to be here with you. It's gonna feel a bit more like a Friday in the way that we do the show today because I'm out tomorrow flying down North Carolina, gonna go see some friends, do some stuff, give a little talk, come up to the coast, and a few laughs the East coast, of course, North Carolina. But it should be a really good, really good time down there. I'm looking forward to coming back

with tales of traveling during the pandemic. Oh my gosh, Buck, you are on a plane. How are you still alive? I think it's all gonna be okay, folks. You know you just one foot before the other. You know, you lace up your shoes, you put on some pants. Hopefully a lot of days lately I feel like I haven't really been putting pants on, just boxers walking around the apartment. But you gotta just keep going forward, keep moving. All right. We got a lot to get to today, and we've

got some fantastic gas planned as well. But the thing that's really catching my eye at this point is the incredible and the furious, feverish rewriting of history from all the people in the media, all the people in the media and the Democrat Party who are rewriting the history of Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, all of it. Right, It's like we haven't seen anything we have. There's nothing about this that we already know, There's nothing that doesn't add up.

It's just simply bizarre. I mean, a year ago, even Democrats could see that Biden was in cognitive decline and the only people who wanted Kamala to be president were journals. Now they pretend none of that actually happened. It's almost impressive to watch the Libs fake tears of joy for this ticket of political mediocrits. This is the ultimate version in politics of running the also rans running the people that never really get it done out at the national level.

I know you'd say, oh back, but Biden's won his Senate race so many times. Look, Delaware is a lovely place, great beaches, very nice people. But politically winning in Delaware is a little bit like being the governor of Rhode Island. You know, it's not no one's going to clear the streets out and make way for the governor of Rhode Island. You know, it's anyway, you see what I'm saying. Kamala Harris one in California one or Senate seat, but that's just being a machine, that's just being a cog in

the Democrat machine. Really, you know, it's only Democrats win there, so there's they get to just pick and that's really what happened. So she had a relatively tight primary. I actually know her history a bit with this, but not impressive. I'm not impressed when you have been in public office in California and just sort of stay the course at eventually make your way up to being senator as a Democrat. I think that's a lot of people do it who

are not impressive at all. So we look at the big the big shot the big race for the presidency and Joe Biden. As you know, I mean, you go back a little bit in history, and you very quickly find out that Joe Biden has a stunningly unimpressive record of trying to be president in the past. Right, they have Biden whose mental state has now become a point

of fierce partisan discussion. It wasn't always so. As I told you about a year ago, it was clear to a lot of journalists, including Libs who wanted other Democrat candidates to win, that Biden wasn't up for this. So they were willing to point it out then that that Biden was past his prime. And for a man who's lived his entire life in the public eye, it's impossible to miss Biden's habit of saying things that are barely

coherent and often absurd. Yeah, you know, I was there and Cornpop came along and he was like hey, man, and I was like hey, And I was like, I got this chain and it's rusty, and I'm I'm gonna wrap this chain around that poem. Oh, you know, I'm tough. And Cornpop was like, whoa, look at how blonde your leg hairs are? Man, from the sun bleaching him. That's crazy. Maybe some kids can touch your leg hairs because that's weird.

Remember all that we should break you know what, producer Mark, We're gonna have to start pulling the old Biden clips out. We gotta have him ready, almost like drops in radio, you know when someone will play another one like that's a That would be a drop that we could do that. There should be drops from Biden's past. We can call

it Biden dropping the ball or something. I mean, he's just not not somebody yet anybody would think should be in a role of greater responsibility and greater authority at this point. But Democrats are saying, oh no, he is. In fact, there's a forced jubilation at this Harris Biden ticket, and people are trying so hard to be like, oh my gosh, but this is amazing. These are the these are the ones we've been waiting for. Oh no, no,

they don't really think so. While Biden was Obama's vice president, the weaknesses that he had were apparent, but it was far easier for the national media to cover them up or ignore them. The president is a heartbeat away from the presidency. But as long as that heart keeps beating. The VP's mostly a walking, talking life insurance policy for

the chief of the executive branch. Right. Depending on the administration, we know, the VP can be a real player and policy or be celebrated or sorry, relegated to the ceremonial not celebrated to the ceremonial. In the mundane. Nobody really remembers much in the way of accomplishments for Biden during his eight years as Vice president because there really weren't any. The most important part of his portfolio. Oh, Trump just

got a big foreign policy victory today. Nidia is not going to celebrate it though, But Biden was supposed to be a foreign policy guy. That was an unmitigated disaster for both of Obama's terms. The Obama team, you know, they picked Biden as VP because of his decades in the Senate handling foreign affairs and all that that record shows.

If you look at it, if you look at Biden's record, you see he was reliably, consistently, egregiously wrong on every major foreign policy question all the last thirty years, thirty six years in the Senate. I think it didn't make a difference. They didn't care. They're like, yeah, let's make him VP, because I mean Obama had zero foreign policy experience. Let's not forget. Biden was also a long time third

fourth tier finisher in presidential politics. His first attempt was back in nineteen eighty eight, right the Soviet Union clung to its last gasp of global power. Then the coolest gadget you could get was a walkman. And if you were really cool like me, you had a walkman that had a little thing on it you pressed that was no skip. Oh now I can walk. Now I can actually walk with my walkman pretty fast and it won't skip. Biden's nineteen eighth out of the presidency was ignominious. It

collapsed in accusations of resume inflation, speech plagiarism. He actually claimed to have marched in the Civil Rights movement, only to later admit no, he hadn't actually marched in it. Fans of Biden politely called this tendency to make stuff up embellishments. My friends, lies would be more accurate another one. Biden ran for president again in two thousand and seven. He was unable to get past fifth place in the Democrat primary. He dropped out. He was never able to

get more than one percent, one percent of the primary vote. Folks, ninety nine percent of Democrat primary voters back in two thousand and seven were like, not that guy, He's a loser. Okay, this is reality. I'm not making up these numbers. These are all true. This is all real. I mean, his name in the polling them was right alongside bizarre curiosities in the Democrat field, like Dennis Kucinich, a man who's

biggest contribution. What is it? Tack like this real high you know, Yeah, we're gonna create a United States Department of Peace to work against the Pentagon. Yeah, remember Kousinich. Biden was right alongside him. I went to a small event that was really easy to get into and DC just as a sheer curiosity. I was working at the CIA at the time, and I just got invited to some event where it was like a cocktail hour with presidential candidates, but it was the guys that weren't going

to win, and nobody cared. And it was Biden, Kusinich and one or two other people that I can't even remember. Biden has always been a third tier politician with a fourth tier mind. But then the Obama team knew that they needed to add a little bit of foreign policy experience, a little bit of gravy toss to that ticket. So now Joe Biden wants the top job again, and he actually might get it, which is quite a commentary on

American politics. Despite the surge of socialists like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren back in the twenty nineteen primary, we all know the Democrat faithful, We're told to go for Biden at the last minute, right it was clear we had candidates drop out. It was all orchestrated. The machinery of the DNC decided to get everybody in line. You need politicians who will do what the left wants while keeping Wall Street, Hollywood detect oligarchs oligarchs, as Bernie calls

it happy. We all still know that Biden is the quintessential middling senator from Delaware, his clear limitations somehow failing this time around to limit his rise. And as we've seen, his campaign is going to be this very tightly scripted, stage managed presentation. Biden from the basement in Delaware, always wearing a mask. Oh, I see all these journos standing alone. They've got the microphone in their hands out in an empty street got to wear a mask while they're doing there?

Why would you do that? That's right. This is about signaling virtue and political signaling. It's solidarity with the lockdowners. Oh but it's not political. No, now they're saying openly it is political. But back to who's supposed to be the most powerful figure in our politics. If Biden wins the presidency, my friends, he's gonna be taking office at what seventy eight years of age? The guy's going to be eighty around the time of the midterms. In his

first term, he's gonna be almost eighty years old. Would nineties start to be an age at which people would question whether he's really up for this. For most of the opponents of Donald Trump, none of this matters, of course, because Biden is not Trump, and that's good enough. That's all it really takes. And they think he can win because they think they can fool voters in swing states in the Midwest, the industrial heartland and you know, Florida

a couple other places. Convince enough of those voters. You know, come on, it's just Joe Biden. I see's a moderate. Oh, or in the case of Kamala Harris, a pragmatic moderate that's the new Oh, just a pragmatic moderate really, senator from California. California is trying to make the communist Manifesto come to life with every policy it passes every day now and has been doing this for years. We're going

to act like a senator from a Democrats. Senator from California in twenty twenty is anything other than, at best a trojan horse for a far left socialist agenda, much more likely just an all out assault alongside the socialist agenda. None of this matters. Signs of Biden's cognitive decline, the lack of a meaningful political platform, the hyper controlled campaign that is a price the Libs are willing to pay

to get Trump out of office. See there's also a widespread belief in political circles when the Democrats won't say aloud for for fear of scaring off into and instant swing voters in key states. Biden is a trojan horse candidate for the far left agenda. He is for the agenda of AOC and the Democrat hardliners. His pick as for VP of Kamala Harris is obviously meant to placate the left wing of his base and the identity politics that now rule the Democrat Party, the most powerful force

within Democrat politics. Oh no, the first is abortion, the second is identity politics. Those are the only things that are truly sacred. It's all about It's all about control, abortion, identity politics, and the redistribution of wealth along social justice lines. Few will remember the predictions about the election in November that we make today, but observations can have a longer shelf life, right and one that is difficult to avoid right now, no matter what your politics, it's the most

straightful word observation of all. Joe Biden is not up for this. Even Democrats don't want Kamala Harris to be up for this, but the Democrat Party simply does not care. You're in the Freedom. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. And just in case you're wondering how close Kamala and Biden are. Now the guy it's gonna be tough for him to even remember her name to get it right. Oh, Kamala, here you go. Play clip one. That's what I asked. Kamela asked Comma to be the last voice in the room.

It's his vice president Dan. He doesn't know now her name is unusual. Let's because I thought this was so funny. CNN at Brad Stelter was really upset. Upset up Brad stout there, I look like Zuckers. I have a TV show, Brian Stelter and and the rest of the CNN moron squad. I actually think another one of their anchors, one of their interchangeable anchors, was going after Trucker on this too, and one of their people who's just paid to trash

conservatives as though that's journalism. It's it's a pathetic life, but some people choose to lead it anyway. They were all pouncing, and actually I think that's the proper there. They were pouncing. Okay, they were oh my gosh, because Tucker called their Camela. I've heard plenty of people say it that way, and there's no you know, some people think of it more like potato potato, you know what I mean. You say things different tomato, tomato, you say

things different ways. It is Kamala. And they went after Tucker and said it was disrespectful. You see, every attack on Kamala, no matter how either true or not, really an attack it is they're going to say, is disrespectful. Comma because of sexism and racism. It doesn't matter what it is. You know, Kamala Harris was a dishonest person about her time as district attorney in San Francisco, as

a state attorney general in California or whatever. It's a racist, sexist and like clockwork, conservatives actually say in the last twenty four hours they've they've been saying, just wait, everything is going to be racist and sexist, and the Libs are like, oh, yes, that's right, everything is racist and sexist. They didn't even try to hide it. And the claim that Tucker mispronounced Kamala's name on purpose, you know, when Trump calls it msd NC, you know, or or MSLSD

or whatever the different. You know, this is like very grade school stuff that we can all sit around and come up with. You know, oh, the communist news Networks CNN. Yeah, I know it's fun. I do it too sometimes, but you know it's not exactly that clever. But that's clearly making fun of when you say Kamala and it's Kamala, Like this is just a normal you know, north It's like spelling someone's name named John without an h. You know, people,

I'm sorry, it's a busy world out there. I don't know that I'm always supposed to know whether you're John with an H or without an H. Pick one, everyone, can we just pick one? Don't even get me started on Kristen and Kirsten. Okay, don't even get me starting. But this was an honest mistake, one that is so honest that even Joe Biden, who has far less grounds to make this kind of mistake, made it the next day. Ye, the next day. I just think it's so funny. Oh

my gosh. The one thing I can promise you is that there's going to be some real entertainment value from watching people who take themselves so seriously and have been lecturing the country, or at least whatever audience they have in lecturing one thousandth of one percent of the country, you see, and but you know, lecturing the country constantly about how we need more, you know, we need adults in the room for our leaders, and we need and then Joe Biden is basically going to walk onto the

debate stage, you know, in his boxers with mismatched socks and you know, a pair of overalls wrapped around his head because he can't figure out how to get them on, and they're gonna be like the greatest statesman of our generation, Joe Biden. Everybody, Emperor Biden has no clothes, folks, except for the boxers and the mismatch socks. Thanks for listening to the buses and show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get

your podcasts. Morris comes from the middle of the road, moderate wing of the Democratic Party, not the first choice of progressives, but Joe Biden thanking that this historic move as the first woman of earn a national ticket will overcome that middle of the road Little Stephanopolis, I hope, I hope his paymaster's over at ABC or you know, patting him on the head writing him big checks to do what the DNC tells him to do. You know, oh, mid middle of the road, Little Stefan says, yeah, sure

she is. Uh find me one middle of the road policy other than locking people up for a while in high crime cities was a popular position Biden's taken in the past. Kamala is taken into the past. You see, here's what you need to understand about about Democrats in general on law and order, and on public safety. They're not unwilling to use the state's force to take away people's freedom. As we see, they're willing to do it even for I don't know, opening up a gym, more

perhaps not wearing your mask enough. Right, They're all about using the force of the state to get what they want. Whether they actually will enforce the laws use that force to make sure that public safety and criminal justice are our priorities, right, is all dependent upon whether or not it's popular among their Democrat constituents at that time. So I'm not saying that they're they're completely unwilling to ever

have law and order. But right now the winds, the political winds within the Democrat Party are let people loot and ride a bit, don't come down too hard on them. You know, we got to have a lot of handwringing over white privilege, and everyone has to be constantly, oh, I'm so sorry about being white, and it's terrible and

we're just depressing everybody. You know, That's that's what the Democrat Party wants for the whole country, and that influences the way people think about criminal justice and law enforcement issues. You know, can cops really do their jobs? Which is going to involve cops putting hands on people and arresting and putting cuffs on and taking away freedom from people these temporarily who break laws. Do the cops have public

support for that? Democrats right now are a lot of them, the ones making decisions, I should add, not the ones who actually live in these neighborhoods. That that's this is a key distinction. The Democrat apparatus is all in this white guilt mindset of Oh, law enforcement is somehow because of the disproportionate impact, disproportionate number of arrests within the minority community, law enforcement is, Oh, let's blame the cops

and let's pull back on law enforcement. When you actually go out and do some polling and talk to people, including our fellow Americans in poor parts of major cities, including black Americans, who want to just go about their lives in security and safety and decency and respect like all the rest of us, a solid majority of them eighty one percent eighty one sent according to the most recent Gallipoling. We're saying, we want as many cops in the neighborhood, maybe more, either more or what we got

we don't want less. And the other twenty percent. I gotta tell you, I think I've just been so influenced by by Democrat propaganda that they actually believe that cops are targeting them, and which is a shame. It's not true, but that's the mindset. So I blame the Democrat apparatus for spreading these lies. You know, I blame the peloss and the Schumers and the you know, the Coopers and the Tappers and the Mattow's and the New York Times,

the Washington Post. They're the ones that are creating this perception that cops are the problem. But back to the way this is going to play out in this election,

it's fastening. You have Harris and Biden, who at different times in their careers or the Democrat equivalent of law and order candidates, which doesn't mean what what it should, but they were the Democrat equivalent of that, and now they're running at a time when their party doesn't believe that the law should be enforced as it is without a constant eye toward the balancing needs of social justice or whatever. But Democrats have in the past wanted more

safety and security. Even the left realizes at some point, at some point they're not there yet. But at some point the left realizes that when all the stories are being burned to the ground, and when people don't feel safe, and when people walk outside and there is a perception, you know, is these are the intangibles. This is what I try to bring you. One of the things I like to talk to you about from my perspective here in New York because I'm in the middle of the

largest city in the country. Some of you listening to this are also here, but a lot of you are vast majority of you are all over the country, all over We got people listening in all fifty states and countries all over the world. Not every country be cool. I mean, Tim Buck Turkmenistan in the house, but I don't know if we have anybody in Turkmenistan. But we got people listening in the UK and Canada and Ireland and South Korea and Afghanistan and Iraq. Thank you military Syria.

Still one of my proudest moments on the show when a member one of the SF teams came up to me and said they used to listen to this show as they were liberating Rocca. That's that I'm not somebody who who tears up over things that are happy or that are proud. That made me proud that that was

the closest I've been in a very long time. Anyway back to where was I. Oh, Yes, What I'm trying to tell you about the intangibles of being in a city is that you can tell when the criminal element, and there's a criminal element in every society, there are people who are damage who either choose evil or are so so damaged themselves that their ability to discern good

from evil is mixed at best. And when they feel like they have free reign on the street or something closer to it, when they think that there's a you know, what you want is a society where people commit crimes and believe believe that they will be likely caught and punished.

That's you. That's what you want to have. And there are countries where that is absolutely the case and they have very low crime rates and everybody realizes, and even some authoritarian regimes if you talk to people about what it was like. I remember when I was in Terrear Square when there was all that tumult with a member of the Muslim brotherhood took over took over Egypt, and

we had all kinds of problems going on. I was in Arrear Square and there were homeless encampments around it, and there was a real sense of menace on the streets. And I spoke to some of my Egyptian contacts there, some of my friends who were Cairo natives, and they were taking me around and showing what was going on, and they just said, look, the old regime was they

were authoritarian thugs. But if you, you know, punched an American in the face, stole their wallet or their handbag and ran off with it, and you were a street criminal, you thought it was likely that you were going to get caught and it was gonna they were gonna be rough with you when they caught you, and you did not want that. So that changed the perception. Once the Mubarak regime was gone and the Muslin brother had taken over, they said, oh no, now it's like it feels more

like a free for all in the streets. The criminals, the same criminals that were there before, have the belief that they'll likely get away with it, and that just creates a cascading effect. That was true in Kiro's true in New York as well. It's really it's a corollarity of the broken windows theory. When people believe they can get away with little crimes, then they start to do enough of them that they feel a sense of the criminal element, feels a sense of being empowered, and they're

more likely to commit more serious crimes. You've already you've already broken in and done a burglary. Maybe next you want to rob a bank. Right, you've already been legally selling I don't know, you've already been illegally selling marijuana now is not really even a crime in New York. So I'm trying to think of what would be a

you know, you're selling on tac cigarettes. Maybe you decide to make your way up to selling a little bit of fentonel on the side, you know, or prescription drugs off off label, off prescription whatever, you know, illegally, and that that just you filter that out through across the society and you can see how everything starts to collapse. And I'm telling you, I walk around New York now and everyone sees it, and there's new stories, better all

the time. And when you're aware of people who are are and you can only see when you're on the street, you can tell all, right, you know these things, you know in your neighborhood, people always have a sense. All beat cops that I've ever talked to in the past,

and I have a beat cop in my family. I spent decades walking the streets of major cities, and they'll tell you that once he spent off time in a place, you just kind of get to know something's not right here, something's off, something is And when you see individuals that you really can tell there's a sense of this is not you know they have ill intent. It's one thing when they're trying to hide it. It's another thing if they're more brazen and open about it. And again, a

cascading effect. And that's what you're seeing in these cities. And it's because stopping those smaller things, preventing those broken windows requires the interaction between law enforcement and whoever is doing that your respective of social justice or a history of discrimination or anything else out there, it's just you break the law. You do these things you're not supposed to do, there will be punishment for it. When that starts to fade, then all the other crimes start to

become more pervasive. There's an increase in them and all the literature will tell you this. This is just the reality around it, and this is what we're seeing right now. And Democrats, even like they call her Cop Kamala sometimes because she was such a law and order person in some instances for some things, also willing to abuse the powers of her office on behalf of planned parent and choose essentially like a paid hatchet woman for planned parenthood.

Oh hatchett planned parenthood. I know, Sorry, but that's what was going on there. But now the Democrats, because of the mood of the apparatus of their party, put aside that they don't care really what's happening in these communities

and what the people in the communities want. Because of the mood of the Democrat party, they won't actually do what is necessary to enforce these laws and restore a greater order, to shut down the riots, to shut down the looting, and then just the day to day criminality, the day to day abuses and lawlessness on the streets that make everyone walk a little bit faster than they would want, to feel a little less safe than they should. Lacrosse can't walk away from that. Now, they won't. You're

in the freedoms. This is The Buck Sexton Show Podcast. Kamala, You've been an honorary Biden for quite some time. You know, I came first to know who Kamala was through our son, Bow Biden. They were friends, They served as attorneys general at the same time. They took the same big They took on the same big fights together, Kamala in California, Bo here in Delaware, big fights that helped change the

entire country. I know how much Bow respected Kamala and our work, and that mattered a lot to me, to be honest with you, as I made this decision. So now we need to get to work pulling this nation out of these crises we find ourselves in, getting our economy backgroun track. You're nineteen this nation and yes, winning the battle for the soul of America, my fellow Americans. Now let me introduce to you for the first time, your next vice treasure in the United States, Kamala Harris.

There's a lot that I would like the journos to check into about all of this. For one, the idea that that Kamala Harris, these stories we've heard about the the truly overt racism that she was subjected to, things like other other children in her community, weren't allowed to play with her when she was a child. This was in This was in Berkeley, California. In what was it I guess it would have been the seventies. I'm not

saying she's lying. I'm just saying the Press Corps should look into some of this, we should, we should verify more of it. Oh, but we know they're not going to. And on Joe Biden. I think it's worth knowing here that Joe Biden has and there are things that are beyond politics and the human the human tragedies that Joe Biden has suffered through the personal tragedies where he's you know, he's lost he lost family members in a car accident, he lost Boe Biden to brain cancer. Um, those are

truly sad, and we pray for for the departed. I mean, that's that's not a political thing. That's said. Joe Biden also has a particular habit of I'm sorry, I've seen it. I've heard it, talking about and and even leveraging the personal tragedy for political purposes in a way that's really you know, sleazy, used lawnmower salesman stuff. It is he's

pretty shameless about it sometimes. Uh, he still would would cling for a long time to the to the uh the story that you know, his family members, his wife and I believe his wife and and child were killed in a car accident because the other driver was drunk. It's not true. That's not true. And I can tell you that if and I believe the other driver wasn't

even responsible for the accident. Yeah, So if you weren't responsible for an accident and somebody says that you were drunk and that you killed his family members, I think you'd be pretty horrified, and you'd be right to be. But it's a more powerful story. You see, if if Biden changed around that narrative, do you remember who these people really are? Remember who Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

really are. Kamala Harris was willing to in front of fifteen or twenty million people watching, but also in front of a man's family, in front of i'm a Kavanaughs wife and children, try to rip him apart and accuse him of being a gang rapist, accuse him of being a gang rapist based on zero evidence and based on an allegation that only and I mean this, I mean this from you know, the center of the truth wheelhouse.

Only a moron could have believed that. So Kamala Harris is either a moron, which I don't believe, or she is a shameless, a shameless, immoral person who is ruthless and will do whatever she has to do in order to help Kamala Harris's pursuit of power. That I do believe. That I think completely lines up. And on this point

even about Bobiden. Bobiden, who of his sons, is the one who you know, is served in the military and people thought of as the heir to the Biden political legacy, and it's very sad he'd he died of brain cancer and it's terrible, I think served in Iraq. But to bring up Bo Biden as a as a connection to Kamala Harris again, I don't know if that's an embellishment,

which is what they say about the Biden record. But we're really to believe that the state Attorney General in Delaware was working on a lot of the same challenges and really tight with the state Attorney General in California. I mean, they might have met it like the Attorney's General Conference once or twice or something. But notice that there's this fabrication or at least I think fabrication of narrative here that isn't necessarily route in the facts. And

here's one of the problems we have to confront. The lies will come at you so fast and furious. There will be so much dishonesty around the Biden Harris ticket that it would be difficult even for the most observant political analyst to be able to pick out the falsehoods. It's just going to be an avalanche of bs until election day, and the media not only will they not be fact checking it, they'll be with the shovels and the bs. Thanks for listening to the buses and show podcasts.

Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Why Kamala, let's just deal with that one now, shall we. Why Why Kamala? Because you know we are here in a week ago Susan Rice, and you've also heard of what Keisha Lance bottoms and there were some other names I think Karen Bass right,

there are other other names in the mix. And yeah, we go with Kamala, which is interesting because she's already she was already found insufficient by the Democrat bass By in the primary, couldn't even make it to the first round of primary vote. They didn't want her, they didn't want her to be president, and now she's going to kind of be president through the back door of being a vice president for a guy who everyone knows can actually be president for eight years, can't really be president

for four years. I don't think he I'm gonna tell you this right now. I don't make outlanders predictions. Yeah, yeah, I thought Hillary was gonna want to win in twenty sixteenth. Thank god I was wrong. I don't I don't make out landish predictions. That was such a happy day, but it was a happy day of shock. It was kind of like when when when Trump won the election. For me, it felt like if somebody, you know, wins the lottery and instead of like dancing and crying with joy, they

actually just pass out. It was such a what It was such a shock and a lot of you are like I told you, Buck, I told you for six months before I know. There were the I really should go through one day, all the emails, all the messages like God from the team Buck faithful who were like Trump's gonna do it. Man, Trump's gonna do it. A lot of you saw it, and I to this day I give you all credit for it. I don't make outlandish predictions what I'm trying to say, and I meant

when I'm right, I'd meant when I'm wrong. Yeah, I don't think Biden make if he becomes president. I don't think he makes it through the mid terms without up down for personal health reasons. And why would that be? Who? How is that a bad look? How is that a bad situation? Because wouldn't you rather have incumbent Kamala? Right? She becomes the incumbent, then she steps up, takes the job running for her first term with two years, with all the money around her, all this stuff put together? Right,

isn't that better? Doesn't it make sense? You get to be Joe Biden. You get to go down into history if you're Joe Biden, and you do that as the guy who was the vice to the first black president for eight years and then the bridge for the first minority female president for eight years, for well four years, eight years whatever wherever, will end up being right, if you're Joe Biden, what could be a more that legacy alone. I mean, the Biden's airs are going to be swimming

in vaults of gold coins like Scrooge McDuck. They're gonna be so rich the Democrat apparatus though, all you know, Ji doctor Joe Biden. Okay, you guys, can you're allowed to disagree with me on this. I'm sorry. A PhD in education does not mean I'm going to call you doctor right it is Jill Biden. I'm happy that she spent a lot of years getting a PhD in education. It's not even like a PhD in mathematics or something.

A PhD in education. Right now, I've got a bunch of I've got a bunch of masters at PhD students in education, going click, gonna turn on Alex Jones. Alex Jones respects a PhD in education, respects it. Unlock Buck sex Bucks actual smug seeing that face before smug face. Look, he's he's a he's a he's a lunatic, but he is he is quite a he's quite a show, that's for sure. Oh man arm wrestling. Oh yeah, we'll see

who wins. We'll see who wins you versus me. Let's go, um, where was I I went off into into crazy land there for a second. Oh, yes, Kamala, Kamala and how she should become. So I think that Biden really does step down telling this right now, steps down in the mid terms. And I did get the Kamala prediction right, stretching back for a long time. But that's not a

top And that was almost a coin flip. It was gonna be Kamala or well, no, it was like four or five candidates, but I knew it was going to be Kama because the media apparatus loves her so much, and there's such a there's so much Obama nostalgia, so

much Obama nostalgia. And I also think it's interesting the way that we're going to be describing because you know, the Democrat Party, you know, you had the you have with Obama the first the first black president, right, that's he has that historic title with And this, I'm not this is not a criticism. I'm actually curious about this. We're going to refer to Kamala Harris as the first black female president. Should shouldn't she also be referred to

as the first Indian female president? What? You know? And I mean this, I just wonder how how in an identity politics world, how is that? So is the media just going to pick one that they think is more is more powerful for the narrative because she's as Indian as she is black, Right, So what's the how does that work? You know that? I'm I wonder if they're actually gonna go with some kind of a you know,

an identity a new term. I don't know. But to call her just the first black president and not to make mention the fact that she would, I think that's an interest again not this is not a criticism, It's just I think through this, and it is noteworthy to me that they're so comfortable. I've never heard her called the first I've heard plenty of people say she'd be

the first black female president. I've heard nobody say, except for Mindy Kalink, to be fair in an interview, that she would be or she didn't call her first Indian American female president. She said she's you know, South Asian as a politician, and I think I forget the context of the interview, but no one ever says the first Indian American female president. And I think that's it's why shouldn't that also be in the discussion. You know, Indian Americans are a wonderful a wonderful part of our of

our American family. Um, I don't know. I just think it's I think it's interesting that that's we're always here in the one and we don't hear the other. But again, not a criticism, just a note of interest to me. But why Kamala Harris? Going back into that, why Kamala Harris? Uh, well, have you listen to Netzy Pelosi. She's like the best, He's the best, the best play eleven. Kamala Harris is not only the choice as a woman of color, a woman of color, she is the best person that Joe

Biden could name. There are many people who would do no harm, there are many people who could be president. To have those two combined with the person he had the comfort level with to serve, it's about governance. As your commentator said, it's about governance. So let's recognize her not only as the first woman of color to be vice president, but the best possible person he could have chosen to proceed into this election and of course to win and serve the American people. A lot of focus

on the identity politics stuff there. Why why is she the best choice? What isn't. Let's look at this really, you know, we can actually have a real conversation. What makes Kamala Harris the best choice? It's really that people like Pelosi like her. They stylistically culturally like her. Right Wall Street likes herum, the tech oligarchs like her. She's the liberal elites are are very pro and journals, of course, because journals are the are the poorly paid, generally speaking,

the poorly paid cousins of the liberal elites. Right, journals are you know, they're the kind of hangers on too, the liberal elite, because they're all, you know, unless they've got trust funds or something, they're they're generally not making the kind of money that Wall Street bankers and tech oligarchs are. So but but there's not a focus on what is it the Kamala Harris springs, what vision, what policy? We don't even know. I don't even know what Kamala

Harris springs for any of this. And I think it's worth noting that in the last election cycle it was very clear that here's an experiment. Before I say anything, I really just and be honest with yourself, because I can't this is like a test where I'm not going to grade the horror, And it's like homework where I'm not gonna grade it, but I'm gonna collect it. Remember when they used to do that to you in math class? I hated that, I'm not going to give you great,

but we're going to check it. And then I've got all this red ink all over my math homework. I still I still have nightmares about math class. The only thing in school that ever. It was not my thing anyway, But think about this. Who was ready for it? Who was Hillary Clinton's vice president? Oh? I know you probably got it right, you you remember, but I come on now, I would bet no one ever be able to check this. Producer Mark, I'll ask you. When I asked, I'm sure

you know who it was. But how long did it? Did it? Did it take you about three seconds to think that went through? And remember, honestly, I had no clue until this morning when I was doing show prep. See one thing I will say, Producer Mark is rock solid,

honest always, which I love. Okay, so thank you. I mean, I'm sure if I would have thought about it, but I would have remembered eventure No, no, of course, But see my point in this is not it is that even for me, I work in Pole, this is all I do all the time, Mark right, and I I would have to think for about three or four like I'd have to go, but wait, who is your vice right? You don't remember? Right? And that's that was part of it, right, that was part of Kelly head Conway points this out

play play seventeen. Senator Harris cannot cure the flaws and the inadequacies at the top of the ticket. She can't do that. And I'd imagine that she is going to receive advice on how to go out there and run through the tape and campaign hard, but don't overshadow vice president by him, which is so easy to do. He's overshadowed basically by almost every when he comes in contact with. I gave him credit for doing something Hillary Clinton didn't do.

Hillary Clinton picked one of the five people in the country you could not overshadow her. There weren't that many, And she picked Tim Kane and people are struggling even this week to remember who she had chosen as her running mate. I think that's absolutely true. I think it's absolutely the Tim I if I buzzed in on who was in jeopardy who was Hillary Clinton's running mate in twenty sixteen. I did know the answer, but I'm not sure I would be able to get I'm not sure

that i'd get it out before then. You know, I'm not sure i'd be able to do it. Sonya, Mark, don't don't feel at all, you know, put off by it. Man, I had to I had to go. Oh, that's right, it was Tim Kane. Go back and you think this stuff through. Here's another phone. Who who was you gotta be honest, who was running as vice president for John Kerry? Right? Think about this. Vice presidents are not people who you generally think, all right, and you know it was John Edwards.

John Edwards. I actually, I'm gonna tell you this. I actually I had to check to make sure I hadn't forgotten that one in real time. Um. It's it's stunning. It's absolutely stunning when you think back to how challenging it is to remember who some of these candidates are.

But there's a reason I'm going through this. Yeah, that's right, John Edwards, the guy who was like paying off the lady who sells wind chimes or whatever because she had his baby during the campaign, and he said he didn't on his wife, who had was dying of cancer unless she until she was in remission. I mean it, folks, that guy you want to talk about slimy John Edwards? Wow? Right, he has wow level of slimy. And who broke Don't ever forget this. Who broke the story of John Edwards,

the philandering slimeball? The National Enquirer, the rest of the entire journalistic establishment no idea, and they fought against it. They pretended it wasn't true. The National Enquirer broke that story. Pretty amazing, all true, all true. Kamala clearly does overshadow Joe Biden in the minds of the liberal elites. But here's the issue. They in my opinion, I guess everything's in my opinions. It's my show. But as you look

at this ticket, Kamala Harris is supposed to overshadow Biden. Right, They're supposed to have someone to get everyone excited because they're not excited about Buiden. So with Hillary, it was they didn't want overshadowing, they didn't want somebody, and so they picked Tim Kane, who you know who really even remembers that with Kamala as the pick. It's supposed to be, this is who your real president's going to be. And Democrats are desperate to believe that people will be excited

about that. Here's the problem that I think they face. Nobody's excited about that except for the liberal elites, and they are so out of touch. Remember they also were sure that Donald Trump is going to get crushed. So I actually feel pretty good for our team, for our side with Kamala as the candidate, because Democrats never learned from their mistakes. Friends, you're in the Freedom Mind. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. These people are crazy, okay,

and this is what we're getting. And it's amazing the way Sleepy Joe buys into it. He buys into it like oh great, you know, doesn't know what he's doing. And now you have a sort of a madwoman. I call her because she was so angry and such hatred with Justice Kavanaugh. I mean, I've never seen anything like it. She was the angriest of the group, and they were all angry. They were all radical left to angry people and they're angry because I beat them. They still ever forgotten.

You know, these are seriously ill people. But if you look at if you look at you know her record is a terrible record, terrible record, radical left, angry people. I think that we are going to have quite a quite a contest on our hands, your friends. Even though the country is going through it is going through a catastrophe. A large part of the catastrophe is just the reality of dealing with COVID. But there's also a serious component

of this catastrophe. That's the response. And I would argue and will continue to argue the inept and over zealous. Both inept and over zealous two descriptors for a government that you have to always remember. They're going to tell you what to do, you know, with with a ferocity and make you do it. And they're idiots. That's pretty much a definition for why we want to limit government and why we want to make sure that there are safeguards in place from the abuses of power that are

inherent really and any government system. It's a question of degree, it's a question of severity. But Trump is right, He's right that they're they're leftists, and that this is part of the Biden, the Biden Kamala storyline. You're going to be told is that they're pragmatic moderates. Yeah, how does any sane person think the Green New Deal is a

pragmatic moderate position? Does any sane person think that it's a middle of the road position to have not just abortion all nine months of a pregnancy, but that there should be taxpayer funding for it, and that we should continue to give hundreds of millions of dollars a year to plan parentder That that's the middle of the road position. No, these are just Democrat positions now. But the Democrats have gone that They're going to have quite a challenge here.

They have gone far left, and they're going to try to convince America Americans that being far left is actually being centrist, that they've moved the overtson window over politics so much that they are somehow magically now not on team crazy. And I've got to tell you they are on team crazy. I disagree. They are on team crazy. So that's where the president is going to have I think a lot of ability to score points with the

voters who matter. Remember, there's so much of this people talking about what is perception, what are the American people well? And what do they want to vote for? It really ends up being about what do a couple hundred thousand people in a half a dozen different states think, do they show up? And if they show up, who do they vote for? That is that's the difference maker. That's going to be the difference maker in the selection. We're not going to have some big blowout. The blue states

are gonna stay blue. It's gonna be just the contested states that once again are up. I mean, I mean when I of course always the contested states or what matters. What I'm saying is there's not gonna I don't think you're going to see a major surprise where a state that we think of as anything other than belong to one party of the other goes the other way. I don't. I don't think you're going to see that. As much as Democrats all want to believe Texas is going to

go blue, No way, no way. Oh what else is Joe Biden gonna do? Play fourteen? Everyone knows that if Biden gets in this market's going to chrish. He's going to build regulations and his taxes. He's gonna tax people for trillion dollars trillion that will destroy this economy the likes of which nobody's ever seen before. Four trillion dollars

in taxes. That is going to hurt things, isn't it the flight from cities that are already over taxed that the Democrats think they're going to fix by taxing more. That's just a harbinger of things to come. If Democrats can do the federal level, they will Thanks for listening to the Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Speaking of major cities, how do Democrats think they're gonna

fix them? What are they going to do? I just told you that they are planning on doing big tax increases, So that's you know, shut down the economy largely for political reasons. Now I mean that the continued shutdowns or this is madness. This should not continue. This should not be allowed to continue. But they figure where the federal government will bail us out. What a federal government doesn't

you know what they're planning to do. They're going to start raising taxes, taking more of your money at a time when the American people are already strapped. So we have the government pumping money into the system and then people who are all ready not able to make ends meet, You're gonna be told, well, you also have to pay higher taxes. This is not good. This is not healthy for an economy. This is not going to make us wealthier or better off. But how are you going to

fix the deterioration in the cities. How are you going to fix Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco. Well, the mayor of Chicago has an idea of play clip five. Those are the words of somebody who doesn't understand the first thing about local policing, doesn't understand the first thing about building authentic relationships with members of the community. Case and point is, look at the disastrous efforts of the federal government under this administration in Portland. It didn't help,

it hurts, it exacerbated problems. I'm not letting that happen in my city. Yes, of course we have our challenges. But the thing that the federal government is uniquely qualified to do is things like past common sense gun reform, make sure that everybody has background checks, stop the availability of assault weapons. People that are on a no file lists shouldn't be able to get weapons. The list goes on and on. The things that could really help cities

to stop putting guns in the hands of criminals. This president has shown an absolute abject unwillingness to even discuss, let alone move on. So I need a leader in Washington, DC who was willing to take on the gun lobby and do what's right for our children in our cities. That is not President Trump. We need Joe Biden. Yeah, sure you do. Let's unpack this, shall we Why the focus for a mayor whose city is a cautionary tale of lawlessness, violence, murder, gang banger shooting it out all

the time? More bodies piling up in Chicago than a whole other large industrialized nations, and piling up in one weekend then other countries, entire countries will have in a weekend, large countries. Why is that? Why does that happening? Oh? Because we need an assault rifle band. You know, I

watched a few episodes I couldn't get through anymore. I watch a few episodes of The West Wing because it's now available on Netflix, and it's just funny because it is a window, or really a time machine back to the lifestyle liberalism of the nineties, where it was really just about gun control and feminism and worshiping unions. I mean, this is what this is what the nineties are all

about for liberals, but gun control in particular. And we've done this, We've run the experiments they wanted us to. We've been They say things like band assault rifles. Does anyone want to just take a guess, I mean, how much of the violence in the city of Chicago involves assault rifles. I mean I would place a monetary bet with somebody that it's less than one percent. But ban

assault rifles. That's no. That's a talking point that Democrats say to make it seem like they're serious about stopping crime, make it seem like they actually have ideas about this. More gun control, Yes, because gangbangers who will shoot up a funeral and hit over a dozen people, murder people in broad daylight at a funeral, when they find out that it's illegal to buy a gun without a background check, they're gonna say, whoa, whoa, I'm just in this for

the drive buys. I don't want any of that heat from missing the background check. When you think through what they say, when you think through what the Democrats what Lori Lightfoot says, it's stupid. It's not going to make anyone safer. It's not going to make anything better. This is a problem for them. If they had a media it wasn't completely I don't know, I say, in their pocket. But they're just the media is the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party is the mean, it's the same thing. Really,

there's there's almost no separation whatsoever. I mean, they're just you know, DNC had on CNN, had on DNC had on CNN. It's the same thing. But if they actually had people that were there to bring facts and ask real questions, they'd say, the Mayor of Chicago, you've already created a gun free zone practically in Chicago, the strictest gun laws anywhere in the nation except for New York City. And you got guns flooding and you're saying, well, they're

coming from other states. We'll guess what, there's over three hundred million guns already in circulation. So you really think that that gangbangers aren't going to be able to buy guns illegally without a background check. Even if you say that there's gonna be mandatory background checks, what who are the only people that are stopped by the lory lightfoots of the world. The deblasios of the world, these Democrat mayors. The only people that are stopped from getting firearms are

people like me. If it were were reasonable to get a firearm, and I'm still thinking about going through the process although if it were, but it's been really shut down for a while now because of COVID, all the delays and everything. But they stopped me from getting a gun, so I can't defend my home. And there has been looting and rioting on my block, and I'm not allowed to defend my home. No, no, no, I'm subject to calling the police, who are subject to being told whoa, whoa.

You can't actually arrest that career criminal and throw him on the ground if he resists arrest, and you know, use force. You can't do that. That looks that looks bad. Don't you know about systemic oppression? You can't do that, say, well, hold on, what does systemic oppression have to do with any of this. Whether a person is white, black, Hispanic, any race, they break the law, they should be they should be held responsible, and the police should have the

backing of political authorities to use force as necessary. Oh no, buck, we have to start balancing these things out differently. Now in our public discourse, it's just all blather, it's all nonsense. You want Chicago to be safer, federal resources going after gangs, which are already used at some level. But we just

talked the Attorney General about this yesterday. The operation Legend federal resources to go after the criminality is clearly helpful, and the mayor of Chicago should be thankful for this. She should be saying, oh, thank you so much, thank you so much to President Trump. Instead she slaps him down and acts like he's the problem. You know that Trump is the issue, or if you're Kamala Harris, you'll just say that he does He doesn't care about anybody place.

Sixteen America is crying out for leadership. Yeah, we have a president who cares more about himself than the people who elected him, a president who was making every challenge we face even more more difficult to solve. But here's the good news. We don't have to accept the failed government of Donald Trump and Mike Pence. In just eighty three days. We have a chance to choose a better future. Sure we do. You're in the freedom mind. This is the Buck Sexton Show Podcast. Big day for the Trump team.

On foreign policy figure that we should spend a couple of moments on this when here he is announcing a historic peace deal between Israel and the UAE that was brokered and assisted along by the Trump administration. Well, thank you very much. This is very important. This is a big event, and I want to just congratulate all of the people standing behind me because they have done an incredible job. This is something that hasn't been done in

more than twenty five years. Just a few moments ago, I hosted a very special call with two friends, Prime Minister Benjamin net Yahoo of Israel and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zaid of the United Arab Emirates, where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. Everybody who said this would be impossible, and as you know, Mohammed is one of the great leaders of the Middle East. After forty nine years, Israel and the United Arab Emirates will fully

normalize their diplomatic relations. They will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and on a broad range of areas, including tourism, education, healthcare, trade and security. This is a truly historic moment, not since the Israel Jordan peace treaty was signed more than twenty five years ago.

Has so much progress been made towards peace in the Middle East by uniting two of America's closest and most capable partners in the region, something which said could not be done. This deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful, secure, and prosperous Middle East. There you have it. Now, this has been trending in this direction

a little bit for a while. Let's just let's look at this for a moment as just a general foreign policy issue, and then we'll talk about the Trump camp, at the Trump team and what this means for them. The Obama administration was doing everything that could to play kate Iran and clear in Iran in eventual Iranian path to nuclear power status. I know the Libs always argue

with this, but that's the truth, Okay. Iran was getting richer, more and matched, more entrench the international financial community, allowing to build up all of its conventional military capabilities, allowed to continue using its proxies and spreading terror all throughout the Middle East. And at the end of it, they're still going to have all the all they know how and facilities necessary to just be unstoppable in their quest

to get nuclear weapons. So that meant that even some of the remember Iran is the Shia, the biggest Shia Muslim state in the world. Gosh, we used to talk about Islam on this show and Islamic issues and terrorism and jihad and all this stuff all the time. Remember that I first got into the radio business and got into media, and you had the rise of well, you had the Syrian Civil War and the rise of ISIS, and the US operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and you know,

Isis's export of terror all over the world. You had ISIS franchises popping up in Somalia and Nigeria and Egypt and all over the place. You know, it was Afghanistan. I mean, there were ISIS franchises all and we used to spend so much time that was the primary national security challenge. And it just faded to a point where now I can't remember the last time I had to say rat Islam or jihadism on air of any kind. I know, this is a bit of an aside. This

is a little soliloquy I'm doing. Oh, I guess it's on radio. So but this is a soliloquy. No, you can do soliloquy on radio on stage on radio, that makes sense. But yeah, this was something that we talked about all the time. I remember going into pretty in depth discussions on the original Saturday Show OSS about the difference between Shia and Sunni and the history of different great Islamic battles and all that. This is such a

more of a part of it. And now in the Middle East we're like, ah, you know, we don't need the oil and as long as there's not anybody trying to blow up a plane, and we're gonna be like, you guys, do your thing. I mean, we've had a big shift away from the Middle East. I think that's a good thing. I'll also say there's some pretty prominent conservatives out there gave me a little bit, a little bit of a hard time, a little bit of hard time. They tried to, at least when I was saying, we

don't want a further military intervention in area. The Kurds are not all gonna die. Everyone needs to calm down. And I was right. That was a couple of years ago. I remember I debated on the main stage at Cepack with was the guy kind of a big, big guy over at the Washington Post. I don't remember. I don't remember his name. Um, But anyway, we debated on the main stage and nice guy. I don't I don't. I'm not forgetting his name on. Oh, Mark Deeson, Mark Deeson, UM.

But you know, we debated this issue and he was a send the troops wherever there's bad guys. That was anywhere in the world where there's bad guys, we got to send troops. And I was like, we've been doing a lot of that. Let's not do that. Let's pull troops out of Syria as much as we can, at least as soon as we can. And I think that

was certainly the correct point of view. UM. I also think the Trump administration has been unfortunately stopped from pulling pulling the plug on US US military involvement in Afghanistan, or at least the active duty deployment of thousands and thousands of troops there. And that's a shame because we need, you know, we need to stop and let let let the rest of the world do what it does as much as we can where it doesn't affect US interests.

We have learned lessons about trying to remold them at the least everything else, And the best thing is to say, Okay, who are allies, who are enemies, work with our allies, marginalize, undermine, and when necessary, use force against our enemies, but only when absolutely necessary as a last result, and try to get the regional players to play more in their region,

you know, have a bigger role. I'm not somebody spends a lot of time talking about the foreign policy interests of Israel, because I prefer to spend time talking about the domestic interests of the United States. But this is this is good for the region, and this is for me more importantly, well I shouldn't say more importantly, but more on the radar for what we're all looking at here in this country. It just goes to show you that the Trump team for all to talk about how,

oh Trump is gonna destroy NATO. Oh my god, No he's not. Okay, that didn't happen. Trump is going to start a war with North Korea. Trump is going to start a war with a run. All this stuff that we always hear, Nah, didn't happen. Didn't happen. Now, the North Korean diplomacy did not bear fruit. Really, I know some of yours say buck, but the missiles stopped. Yeah, but we were hoping for more than that. And it's been a few years here and it really hasn't. And look,

it was a long it was it was a long bomb. Whoops, probably not the right term, but it was a long bomb in the end zone, you know. And they didn't they didn't pick it off and run it back for a touchdown. But we didn't. We didn't get what we were looking for on that one. But remember the way that the Trump team has approached this is not to make blunders and to take to do outreach or to take action in areas where the blowback possibility or the risk of losses on our side are very very mine

are very small. They're not non existent, but very small. You see that Trump has been able to marginalize Iran from the international community, pull this out of the disastrous JCPOA right, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. Trump Trump managed to do all of these things, and he was supposed to be the weakest of all the stuff that he brought to table as Commander in chief. The area of the Democrats were so certain he was going to

be the least competent. I mean, and there were a lot of places, but the main place was on foreign policy. They really thought that that's where they were going to be able to just hammer him. And you compare the first four years of Trump foreign policy the first four years of Obama foreign policy. No question, Trump has been better, and not better because I like it more, not better because oh I want to root Trump. No, Trump has

been better because US interests have been more supported. Americans are not dying for policies, for strategies that no one can even really articulate, at least certainly not in the numbers they were. And we're not extending ourselves in places where we shouldn't be, and also trusting entities that are really enemies of the United States. Remember, the Obama foreign policy in the Middle East was to get a foreign policy legacy for Obama. They were willing to do anything,

anything else to appease Iran. So Syria policy collapsed and the whole region caught flint, caught up in flames, and Iraq was a complete mess in the Islamic state made it what forty fifty miles from Baghdad at one point, a total disaster. And you're not gonna hear anyone talking about this Trump form policies. Pretty good. It's we got our own stuff to deal with. We'll be nice to our friends, we're gonna slop down our enemies, and we're not going to involve ourselves and stuff. Then isn't really

all about us? And if we can bring to you responsible parties together like the UAE and Israel and to do good things, great, And they did put a win up on the board. But now let's get back to winning the election. Thanks for listening to the past. Remember to subscribe on Apple Podcast, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's been a while since we've had this esteem gentleman on the show. We're glad to have him back. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West is with

us now. He's an author, commentator, former congressman, and of course veteran, also the author of the book Hold Texas, Hold the Nation, Tenne Curl West. Great to have you, sir, Good to be with you, Buck, Thanks for having me. It's been too long. How are we doing right now in this fight against the left and the Democrats to get President Trump and the Republican Party hopefully along with him reelected. How are we doing in this election cycle so far in your opinion, Well, I will tell you.

I'd like to use the phrase from Admiral Yamamoto after they bombed Pearl Harbor, when he said that I fear that I have awakened the sleeping giant. And I think that's exactly what has happened here in the United States of America. We have a very clear choice. Either we stand for the rule of the law or we allow

the rule of the mob. And when you look at all the video that's coming out of Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York City, I was talking to some friends up in New York City and they say that it's basically like being in a gulag up there. The American people don't want that as their future. They don't want socialism, Marxism, communism. They don't want to have people that are going out into their streets and threatening them and corusion, violence, intimidation tactics.

And even here in the Great State of Texas, we've seen Antifa and Black Lives Matter try to stir up that type of chaos and confusion. So I believe that you're going to see an incredible turnout, and I believe that you're going to see a resounding defeat quoted Democrat Party. Do you think that you know BLM based on the polls that we saw a couple of months ago. Was people were saying, and the media was of course touting this poll I was overwhelmingly popular as a movement with

the American people. It went away back under the Obama administration. We all remember it started with Michael Brown and Ferguson and it faded out and probably because there were a few law enforce and officers, most notably in Texas in Dallas almost I believe it was six officers who were murdered by BLM supporter and then all of a sudden five thank you sir, five who were murdered by BLM

supporter and it went away. Do you think that we're at a point now where BLM has become, at least for mainstream Democrats running for office, a liability going into this fall, Well, it is a liability. And you know, when you look at the fact that you have so many of the Democrats out there that are somewhat trying to said, they're definitely not speaking out about it. The head of the New York City BLM movement said that if our demands aren't met, we're going to burn the

system down. You see in Chicago with the head of the BLM said that if our demands aren't met, we're not going to We're going to continue to loot, and they're advocating for people to go out and loot stores because that's part of reparations. You look at the website, you look and understand what they stand for. BLM. Black Lives Matter is not dealing with anything that is affecting the black community. As a matter of fact, one of

the biggest issues in the black community is fatherlessness. You only have twenty four percent of young Black children and have a mother and father in the home. But yet when you go to their website, Black Lives Matter is against the traditional nuclear to parent household. They're not talking about school choice, they're not talking about better education or economic opportunities in our inner cities. They're definitely not talking about criminal justice reform. These are all the things that

the Republican Party and conservatives are talking about. And I think that you're going to see a good deal of the Black community that's going to reject this far left approach, even though Joe Biden did select Kamala Harris to be his running mate. Speaking to Lieutenant Colonel Allen West, author commentator, former member of Congress, author, author of Whole Texas Hold the Nation? Lieutenant Colonel? Are we we're gonna hold Texas? How are we looking elsewhere? I mean, you're also a

man of knows Florida quite well. How do you think we're gonna do there? Well? You know, I don't know it as good as I did. I've been out here in Texas now enjoying myself for the past six years, and you know, I'm the chairman of the Republican Party here now going into my first month in that position. But I still think as well, when you look at the fact that the left is really embracing this far

you know, socialist Marxist approach. You've got a lot in the Hispanic community there, especially venez Whelans down to South Florida and also Cubans. They don't want to see that they fled from Venezuela and Cuba to take root in the United States of America. So I think that Florida

is going to be successful as well. But you have to be concerned, of course, without a doubt, with the exodus of so many people from California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, many of them moving into Tennessee, Florida, even here into Texas, that they cannot bring those failed ideologies with them from whence they were fleeing. And I want to ask your opinion of the ticket now that we know what it is, Biden, Kamala Harris, what do you

make of Kamala Harris as a political opponent? Obviously you're not a Harris supporter, neither of mine, right, so we can we know that. But what do you think of her? How you know you're somebody who understands war gaming very well, Lieutenant colonel, how do you war game her as an opponent here in politics going into this November decision point well as the chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, she just made my job incredibly easy. I mean, here's

a person that embraces the Green New Deal. The last thing that anyone in Texas wants to here is that you wanted to get rid of the oil and gas industry in the next ten to twelve years. She doesn't believe that people should have a private health insurance. That's something that she said. And we are a border state and she believes that the borders should be open and that illegal immigrants should get free healthcare. Texas is the number one state in the United States of America for

human and sex trafficking. And we have a ticket with former Vice President Biden and Kamala Harris to believe in open borders, decriminalizing crossing our border illegally. What does that tell you their concerns about the young men and young women to be in traffic right here in the great state of Texas. So she's going to be a gift that go. We'll keep on giving and we'll draw that clear delineation. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West, author commentator, former Congressman.

Oh wait, before I let you go, sir, I wanted to also just see how are you doing in Texas right now with COVID. I had a lot of listeners because we have a great audience of Texas and particularly in the Austin area. Okay, LBJ Austin. We had a lot of listeners right again saying that they were very disappointed that Texas seem to be locking down hard, and you know, they were starting to believe some of the

more extreme mandates were necessary to fight against COVID. How are you doing and how do you see the way forward for your state? Well, without a doubt, I think the most important thing is that we have to focus on the most severely affected demographics. When you look the median age for COVID nineteen deaths of seventy eight, which is really about the life expectancy age for the United States of America. So we have to protect our senior citizens.

But we also need to make sure that we are doing the things that enable us to continue to be the tenth largest economy in the world, make sure that our oil and gas industry stays viable. So when you look at the numbers, Buck, I mean twenty nine million people here in Texas, really about point zero four percent had lost their lives due to COVID nineteen. So I think that we need to be sensible and not allow this to become a political issue treated as a medical issue. Senna,

Colonel Allen West. Always great to have you, sir, comeback soon. Let's talk you before this election actually happens. Thanks so much, Buck, Take care you're in the freedom hud. This is the Buck sex and show podcast. My buddy is back, everyone, Sager and Jetty in the house. He is a co host of a show called um Well, It's on HILLTV and I actually rising, so I was about to call it real now. Ever, look this was I used to be a host of the show, so I didn't forget

him on purpose, That's right. I swear to god. I was about to call it real news, which is what I did at the Blaze. I'm so sorry. Sager Rising a great show on YouTube and on the Hill dot com called Rising. I was a coast there. Sager sits now in the conservative chair holding it down with our mutual buddy Crystal Ball, representing the left wing point of you. Check it out on YouTube. Follow Sager on Twitter. Mister Sager, good to have you back, buddy. Good to see a buck.

How are you, man? I mean, I'm a New York you're in DC. I feel like we're both living in these very expensive prisons run by idiots. Yeah no, I mean that's exactly right, Buck. I mean, you know, life here has basically been terrible for the last five months, and the only time it's been good is whenever I left. So there you go. There we go, so I want

to ask you about so. So, here's my take on the on the Kamala Biden ticket is that in a way, this is just seeing once again if the Democrat elites can convince enough normal Americans that the far left is not like either of these candidates. We know that, right, these are not the Democrat socialist to prove it's not Warren or Bernie or anything. So it's not the real hardcore base of the party. And they're gonna try to get the sort of middle of America voters to think

that Biden's not scary and crazy. But talk to me about why the elites like, particularly Kamala Harris in Tech on Wall Street. Yeah, Buck, The reason they love her is because there's she's somebody who appears to be moderate, right, And this is the thing, our political language is broken. Everybody's like, oh, Kamala Harris is so moderate, but it's like, well, we don't have the language currently to describe somebody who's like pro reparations, anti ice, you know, basically pro open borders,

but also pro Wall Street. Right. So what they love about her is that they can say she's the most progressive, right, That's what you're what you're alluding to. They're trying to con younger, normal Americans and say, no, no no, no, she's one of you. She's a progressive person, while at the

same time she's a stooge of them. This is the best part, right, Like, do you know how Biden tested his vice presidency given his mental capacity, You would think, like, you know, they want somebody with the affairs of the world, you want somebody to experienced. No, here's what he did. He basically gave every prospect the ability to headline a Wall Street fundraiser. Whoever brought in the most cash, that person got the Vice President. You guessed it. Kamala Harris.

She's the one the Wall Street in Silicon Valley. I mean she literally represents Silicon Valley. They loved her whenever she was a candidate, even though no actual citizens like her. And then whenever she was a VP prospect, she headlined these events for Biden, raised a boatload of cash. That's what this is all about, Buck, It's about they want to be able to go Scott free in a Biden administration and then let them push all this race identitarian

immigration nonsense. And the rest of us are the ones who get screwed. Why do you what do you think is the reason or what are the reasons that the Democrat elites really I mean they want to remember it's not like, oh, Kamala is acceptable to them. They were all you know, and I'm jurnalist Savacy. I consider them the poorly paid democrat elites. Right, journals are the ones they're like clinging onto their rich cousins in the in the tech and Hollywood, you know, oligarchy. But in Wall Street,

which people wait, can we just do a little side here? Um, And I was about to call you, Tucker Jesus because you're on Tucker Show all the time. Sager. When are people going to realize that Wall Street is Democrat? Now? How do we get this to change? Wall Street? The big hedge funds, Goldman Sacks, they are Democrat tacks. Yeah, they have been for a long time. Buck, I mean that's the truth. And look like you can go, I don't need you don't need to believe Buck, you don't

need to believe me. You don't need to believe Tucker. Go look at the money. There's a graphic in Bloomberg that shows you there's only one guy on Wall Street who's really giving Trump any money right now, Steve Schwartzman from Blackstone, everybody else is going for Biden. A lot of the people there from twenty twenty sixteen and supported Trump gone. They're all in favor of Biden and of Kamal and Harris. So look, when the richest people in the country are all backing somebody, they did not get

rich out of the goodness of their hearts. Okay, there's something going on now. Biden promised these people behind closed doors in an openly reported Pool report. You can go see it as a quote he told Wall Street quote nothing will fundamentally change. Well, we're living through what the most transformative economic moment like in probably one hundred years. That's a great message if you were living on Wall Street. And look these people. What I love about them is

how naked they are. Front page of the Wall Street Journal today says Wall Street size relief because of Kamala Harris. Right. First article, first CNBC article that's in reaction to Kamala Harris says Wall Street approves of Kamala Harris. Now again, these people don't approve because they're you know, they're like social justice warriors. Although they do support social justice causes for the rest of us while they continue to make billions and billions of dollars. They do it because they

know they're going to get away. And I think the Tucker said it back, which is that private equity barons are the ones who are happiest to keep Americans divided amongst race lines while their taxes get cut in half. I think that's exactly what's going to happen under their administration. Yes, I always think of the checks that flow from Hollywood ultra millionaires and really that you're talking about producers and you know, studio execs, although not as much anymore as

you are. This the very well known, you know, famous actors who are always writing checks for climate change. It's like indulgences in the medieval church. You know, they're they're they're sending these checks to social justice causes so that they can continue to find tax shelters and fly private. Right. We all know how the lifestyle liberalism, how the life cell liberalism game works, you know. So we're speaking of Soger and Jetty. He is co host of Rising on

Hill TV. You you guys should be following on Twitter. He's also a regular guest on Tucker Carlson Show, which I think, well, I'll say, I think is the best show on Fox News. I won't speak for Sogerum at Tucker. I didn't. It just happened. I'm sorry. I don't know why it's stuck in my head. Sager, not Tucker, Sager. You often are out there making the case about big Tech. We had these hearings recently. We covered it here on the show. Are we going to see any change with

any of this? Because now, more than ever, it seems apparent to me two things. One, big Tech is so much more powerful. This isn't like one company on Wall Street that's having a really good year. They are I mean, they're monopolies, right, So they're so powerful, and they're so politically aligned with the Democrat Party in ways that people I think are just really beginning to grasp. But is anything going to change? We had these hearings, some good speeches.

Josh Holly's smart on this issue. There's some people that make a lot of sense. But I feel like we're all still going to be buying all of our stuff from Amazon. No, there you go. That's it, Buck, which is that big Tech has bought both liberals and conservatives, and now even though they might be liberals, conservatives are allowing themselves to really get caned by this issue. And you're right, which is, yeah, the hearings buy and large. I mean, some of it was okay, But the Republican

Party needs to step up. They need to start actually fighting on behalf of their voters. Because ask yourself this, If AT and T the Bell company and you're vital, you're like, say you're Verizon Internet Service were liberal and let's say even then, okay, they're liberal, but they don't mess with who you talk to on the phone, how

you conduct yourself on your Internet or other things. That's essentially the version of big tech in terms of how you and I communicate with each other on different social platforms. On you and I buy things online like say Amazon. One of the things that's an amazing statistic is that eighty two percent of American households have Amazon Prime. Okay, there are not eighty two percent of American households that do anything else that they have in common. Maybe eating, sleeping,

and breathing. That's about it, right. There are less Americans who buy Christmas trees then who have Amazon Prime memberships. So at this point, Amazon Prime is like American is Apple Pie. Shouldn't Congress be interested in, like I don't know, at least knowing how they conduct businesses, knowing whether they're discriminating against you or I. Since it's almost up there in terms of public utility, there are public utilities that less people use than Amazon Prime, just to give you

an example. So at this point there is something where conservative lawmakers need to update the way that they think about this stuff and say, hey, you know what, this falls within my purview, but a lot of them are just not there yet. Buck change it? How Sager? How could how could we make the changes needed in big tech? Well, see, this is such a hard question because what the reason I was really against the way that those hearings were

conducted is Amazon is e commerce. Apple is a hardware company. Facebook is a social media platform, and who was the fourth one who was up? There? Was it? So we had Facebook? Oh, Google? And Google is a search engine. Right, those are four distinct monopolies. Those are four distinct industry So the same fix doesn't apply to all of those.

But what does apply is what I talked about was the change in thinking ideology to admit that, Hey, it's okay as a Republican you can be for free markets, and you can be for competition and for free speech and many of the other things that we all dear in our society, our constitution, our way of life, and be okay with telling this business, which has so much power over the way that you and I conduct our lives, to say, hey, you know what, if you're going to

you know, count out to the Chinese government, that's not okay. You're not allowed to do business here then, Or if you are going to discriminate against your conservative customers, then it's actually on us to say, no, We're going to protect your rights as an American citizen to be able to maintain your ability to speak in a free public square as we have always guaranteed you since seventeen seventy six. That's the way that we have to change it. We have to change the way that we start to think.

So before that then we can get to policy change. Where should folks go to get more of Sagara and Jetty's wisdom? Oh well the Hill on YouTube and Twitter dot com. Slasher es a gr there it is, o man, Soger, have a great one, buddy, We'll talk to you soon. Thanks, Bo, appreciate you. Thanks for listening to The bus Esson Show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or

wherever you get your podcasts. What does diversity training have to do with a nuclear lab or, as President Bush, you should say, a nuclear lab What does that have to do with it? Well, this coming courtesy of the Washington Free Beacon. There's a federally funded nuclear weapons laboratory that made their white man employees participate in racial re education training. Oh my, this piece by Alex Nestor quote

Sandia National Laboratory. To government contract, the nuclear weapons laboratory required its white male employees to participate in a racial re education seminar. Leaked documents reveal at the three day training session called White Men's Caucus on Eliminating Racism, Sexism, and Homophobia in Organizations, participants were encouraged to examine their privilege as white heterosexual men. Christopher Rufo, a visiting fell

at the Heritage Foundation. He's a guy who also got those documents from the Seattle diversity training that I've read. I've read to you here on the show. He has leaked documents from the seminar. So this wasn't even a foyer request. He got leaked documents and oh, here we go. This is a nu nuclear research facility, folks, federally funded. Okay, the federal governments running a research facility for nukes, and we need people to be like, check your privilege quotes.

Trainers asked participants to think of words associated with white male culture and created a list which included k KK, privileged and maga hat. Maga hat is a privilege, producer, Mark, did you know that? I was unaware that it's considered a privilege, But to buy a Team Buck hat on the website would be considered just a smart thing to do as soon as we actually have that, which we don't yet. I'm talking to our digital team. It's man, producer, Mark.

Are we just teasing people now? What? You're just teasing people now? No? But I keep getting told this week, this week, and it hasn't I know. And there's also there's another thing, a podcast about a small island in the central Mediterranean where there was a pivotal battle in fifteen sixty five. I don't know it's gonna happen. Yeah, so except expect Team Buck merchandise by what twenty twenty

four or so, it's gonna happen. It's gonna happen. Mark is the alms budsman for all of you who remind me of things that I've said are going to happen that haven't happened yet. So don't worry. It's gonna happen anyway. Trainers ask participants to think of words associated with white male culture and created a list in which which included KKK, privilege and maga hat. An example of systemic privilege, according to one document, is having role models in the public

eye that outweigh the Ted Kazinskis of white maleness. I don't even know what that means of role models that outweigh that Ted Kazinskis of white maleness. Quote. I routinely witness and benefit from the many positive white male role models displayed in the media, politics, and entertainment that far outweigh the Ti MC phase and Ted Kazinskis of white maleness,

the document reads. One document said rugged individualism, a can do attitude, and operating from principles and conscience are vestigial attitudes that once helped white men survive. Another listed statements of privilege, which included assertions like white privilege is being the first in line, first to be served, first to be noticed, first to be listened to, and that men can ogle women and get a pass from their colleagues.

Participants wrote apology messages to women, people of color, and other groups as a reflection at the end of the seminar. This is a religious belief. Now, friends, this is religious indoctrination because liberalism. Liberalism killed God. Right, They've eliminated God. We all know that. And now that they've eliminated God,

they've replaced God with this state. But they've also increased They've also included in that in order to control us, this indoctrination of the separate separateness of us all by immutable characteristics, and to turn us on each other based upon that. This is This is also intersectionality. You don't hear that term as much anymore, but that was the in vogue term in academian liberal circles. For what this is.

Intersectionality is just you are in constant with everyone in society around you who is different from you in different ways, and the most the most guilty of creating such conflicts, and the ones and the ones who are the only ones who will be held responsible for creating all such conflicts, or white males. White males are in a tough category with regard to that interesting that this is what we're

all supposed to accept. We're being trained, we're being taught now that this is and being taught using federal dollars, that white males need to just constantly be sorry. And I can tell you this much. I have yet to meet a white male who has gone to any of these trainings and said, yeah, you know, I'm really glad I learned to confront my systemic racism. But I worked in the federal government and I worked for local government in New York, and I know that we do a

lot of these similar, similar trainings. And the one thing I always thought, here, here's just an example. One thing goes that's kind of funny was that whenever we were doing terror training when I was working, and this was outside contract, this wasn't classified stuff. This was more of the procedures and all that that you'd have when I would do terrorism training stuff, it was always a guy named Phil who was some white area nation guy wanted

to blow up a building or something. That was always the It was never anybody that would be associated with oh, I don't know, ISIS or jihadism. For all the training modules, it was always a guy named Phil who lives next door to you in the suburbs, and you know, it's just a little too patriotic, so he wants to blow things up. That was the the examples that they make, believe examples they would always use. But this political correctness

has infected the entire federal government. It's affected our entire culture, and it is It is absurd, but it is also damaging. It is destructive, and I think a part of this as well is not only is it wasteful, but it's counterproductive.

So it's dumb, and if anything, I think it works against the intended purpose, because the commentary, for example, in those terrorism tradings when we walk out of them among everybody who was really doing that work day in and day out, was oh, okay, I'm glad we need to be on the lookout for our neighbor named Phil who wants to blow up a federal building. When we're handling ninety seven percent of the cases we're seeing right now that our federal terrorism cases are geehutis I'm related. But

I'm glad we're worried about our neighbor Phil. You know that's the reaction that people actually have to these things. But libs don't care. You're in the freedom hud. This is the buck Sexton Show podcast, rock and roll. Fellow patriots, we made ours go up to eleven. It's time for roll call. Roll call everybody. If you want to be a part of the roll call action, Facebook dot com, slash buck Sexton, send a message on the Instagram The Graham as the kids call it. I think if you say,

as the kids call it, you're not cool though. Um that's what That's what I've been told by the kids as it were on the Graham buck Sexton. And then, uh, if you want to send an email kick at old school teen Bucket. iHeartMedia dot com and producer Mark. What's your facts number? I don't have effacts, just checking, just making sure you're not napping on us, you know what I mean. I don't think I've had a facts in my home in twenty years. Just making sure you know,

keeping you on your keeping you on your toes. You have seen office space right, yes, right where they where they destroy the copy machine. That's how I've always felt about facts machines. You want to just destroy them. Yeah, they're e evil, evil devices that are always meant to fail, all right, kind of like Democrat policies and cities. Oh, let's get to it. Adam Buck. For the producer mark T shirt, I think it should say where is my

multi podcast shields high? Oh, producer Mark, Apparently you have cousins who are writing in this week. I did not write that one, but that is hilarious. We have like a little island of multi that we put on it just with a question mark and then have producer mark written on the back of the T shirt. That would work,

actually be kind of fun. I don't know how hard would it be for us if I if we wanted to bring back the character Commy Bear, which I don't think you're familiar with, to do like a little bear cartoon that we could put up on Instagram and stuff. We would that be doable? What do you think now? I'm an animator, I don't do enough. I mean I'm

just wondering. You know, isn't there probably some computer program we could make like a little stupid bear and you know probably Yeah, I'm sure we'll do that very soon. Listen to the list. Yeah, na hill list, We'll get to it. What did I when did I say the T shirts would be ready two years after? Okay, you did tell me don't bring up the T shirts till we have them, And technically you were correct. That is fair because I was all excited. I should have said

that about the multipodcast too. Yeah, I hope people are like, what Look, as soon as I have multipodcast dropped, I better see people passing the buck like wildfire, because this is just a labor of love, doing a free history podcast because I love this team so much. All Right, I'm gonna get to it. I'm gonna get to it.

Michael Buck. Yesterday you failed to report who who? Sorry you failed to report the most important news that was reported yesterday that Trump supported with major contributions Kamela Harris's campaigns. Actually he supported many major Democrats at a Schumer and Pelosi. But it explains to all this paraphrase, of course I did. I'm a businessman and had to grease the skids to

get projects working. He also noted from time to time he had to work with organized criminals, but they had more respect for them because they kept the promises they made. I don't think that's major news man. I mean, look a lot of Michael, thanks for writing in. But a lot of people, especially that are businessmen in major cities, they'll just give money to all the political can they're it's just hedging their bets. They just give money to whoever they can give money to. That's what they do,

you know, that's that's the way it is. People do that also with prosecutors. I gotta tell you, if someone's running for district attorney, you have the money, give them a little money to every district attorney that's gonna run. If you can afford it. It's not a bad move. If you're a rich person, little's only I think you can only give whatever them. I don't even know what the max. It was the twenty five hundred dollars or something. I don't know what the max is for these I

that's the funny thing. We have all these rules about elections. None even knows them. Don't even really understands any of this stuff. Oh, but you know it's gonna keep us all safe from corroding our democracy. Yeah, democracy is pretty corroded. I hate to say it. Mike writes, Hey, Buck, you and Mark are killing it on the show. Keep up the great work, Mike, you have excellent taste. Just want to ask if you could explain the term gas lighting.

I loosely understand it, but wanted your own explanation. For whatever reason, my Joe Biden brain makes me think of an old gas lantern anytime someone uses it. PS. I'm in Auckland, New Zealand. Oh wow, Team Buck, New Zealand, and it looks like armanic socialist leader is forcing us into lockdown version two scary times. Yep, you're gonna have I'm sorry to hear that about New Zealand. Man, I've been seeing this. New Zealand has a super strict lockdown

in place. Keep doing it, Gonna keep going through until there's a vaccine. Keep going through it. Okay, people think that's the move. Notice how even even in a small island nation with the most extreme precautions, they still have outbreaks of the virus. Because the virus is gonna virus. We'll see. Oh as for gaslighting, I don't know where the term comes from. I can just tell you what

it means. Gaslighting is when someone intentionally tells and intentionally takes a position or says something that they know to be untrue as a means of undermining your own grip on reality, and also as being kind of passive aggressive. Right, So, yeah, that's gaslighting, saying something obviously untrue and taking that position as a form of rhetorical attack. Here, let me actually, I'm curious if I were to read, if I were to take a definition of gaslighting off the internet, let

me see what it says. Gaslighting a form of Yeah, a form of psychological manipulation in which a person or group covertly so seeds of doubt, making them question their own memory, often evoking them cognitive dissonance and other changes, including low self esteem using denial, misdirection, contradiction, and misinformation. The term originated, Oh this is fascinating. I'm learning something here.

The term originated This is all from Wikipedia, by the way, which journals I know are not supposed to ever use. But I'm not a journal, so screw it. The term originated from the British play gas Slight nineteen thirty eight, but originally performed as Angel Street in the United States, and it's nineteen forty and forty four film adaptations The term has now been used in clinical psychological literature, as

well as in political commentary and philosophy. Interesting Interesting. In interpersonal relationships, the victimizer needs to be right in order to preserve their own sense of self and their sense of having power in the world, and the victim allows the victimizer to define their sense of reality inasmuch as the victim idealizes them and seeks their approval. The psychological manipulation may include making the victim question their own memory, perception, insanity, Yeah, exactly,

I didn't you know. It'd be like if you hit somebody, I didn't hit you. What are you talking about. I didn't hit you. That's like classic gaslighting if you hit somebody and then five minutes later you're like, I didn't hit you. Gaslighting. How easy must it be to do that to Joe Biden? What if? Who did? What? How easy must it be? Oh? Yeah, hit me, hit me, Brucia Mark, I want you to check out my leg hairs. Man, they're blonde from the sun. It's amazing long blonde leg

hairs on Joe Biden? You want to check them out? I do not know. John is saying, Hey, Buck shields high, I listen to your comments about the five year old in Wilson who was executed. You are correct. This story has even been touched by the local media. Had the situation been reversed, the city of Raleigh would probably be in flames right now. Raleigh's pathetic Mayor, Maryann Baldwin did

not allow Raleigh police to protect people in businesses. Back when the riots were occurring, downtown Raleigh had made a big comeback from twenty years ago. It was thriving and alive. Baldwin set the city back twenty years. Businesses are now boarded up downtown as a ghost town. Baldwin was far more concerned about making sure people did not go out to bars on South Glenwood and Raleigh than she was

about preventing looting and destruction. By the way, I think that through a lot of libs, a lot of libs much more concerned that you wear a mask that your business doesn't burn down. Robert, my family are big fans of your show. Your speech at the start of the second hour of Wednesday show on the theft and others moralities is at the center of our conservatives foundation. The one thing to hold fast to is the law abiding

side of America. I have heard several compatriots say the sooner we as Republicans figure out that the Dams play dirty, we should too. My response is always the same. If you feel that way, you should join the Dams. Cheating to win is cowardly, and that is exactly what playing dirty is. Cheating or Robert Team Buck's a big fan of your family for being fans, being a part of what we do here. Thank you so much. Oh one more thing, he says, a coward dies a thousand deaths,

but a hero only dies once. Thank you, Bucking producer Mark for being a part of that foundation and Sean Rens Buck love the show. I'm a hooked on the truth you tell about the state of this country. I recently read an article about NYC neighboring counties forbidding their officers from pursuing or resting criminals, one that crossed an ny See proper, this being due to Comrade at Blasio's

bill that limits forced to apprehend a suspect. So your city will soon turn into a haven for the criminal element. Before you our need of a rescue see Kurt Russell and escape from New York and get out of there. Shield's High. Well, Sean, thanks for the update. My man and I have not yet seen Escape from New York, but it's on my list. I'm gonna be out tomorrow. Mike Slater is gonna be in for me. It gonna be a great show. Please do give Mike your attention, team,

and I'll be back on Monday. I'm gonna be in Craven County, North Carolina tomorrow. Get a little GOP address. It's gonna be fun. If you're in the neighborhood to come check it out. Until next time, my friends, you have your orders. Shield's High.