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Make no mistake America, you're a great American. Again, The Buck Sexon Show begins as he's a great guy. Now, welcome to the Buck sex and Show. Everybody. Thank you so much for joining me here. Let's get right through it, Shelley, because I just have some things I can get off my chest, right off the bat here, right out right at the start. What are we seeing right now in

this country? Because to anybody who has maintained any sense of sanity, to anyone who has any real understanding of how the world works, of ethics, of morality, of society, of decency of truth, if you have kept those things where they should be, if you have not abandoned them entirely, you are looking at what is happening right now in this country and saying, what the heck is all of this about? And at a certain level, what you're seeing

is simply the following. It is the widespread delusion and mass cowardice that has spread all across the country, colliding right the cowardice of oh, the leftist coming for us, and maybe we can buy them off, maybe we can convince them that we're good people. And the delusion on the left that there is a massive and systematic campaign of police violence against black people in this country. That

is a lie. Start from that. It's a lie. The same way that the origins of the Black Lives Matter movement on Mike Brown as an innocent victim is a lie. We have facts, we have evidence, but they ignore that. They ignore that, And this forces us to confront a reality that I think a lot of us are uncomfortable understanding. And I'm going to get into the defunding of police forces that people are not just talking about. They're doing it now in some places. They're doing it here in

New York City. Oh, they're calling it a reorientation of priorities and funding the community. They're defunding the police. These psychos are taking the craziest slogans that are currently being spewed by these protests make no sense, and trying to institute them. And what do we have in this country so many people in the media who are just cheering this on. Oh that's right, this is going to help us achieve justice. This is exactly what we need right now.

That is nuts. But you also see what's really happening through these not just with the protests, but the narrative creation that's going on to the country. What's happening is a confluence. They're coming together of two very important moments, two very important things right now. One is we have been put through an experiment that is perfect for the

creation of mass hysteria and we failed. The COVID experiment that we've just been through showed that if the media says enough that you should be terrified a majority of the American people, we'll just seed all their rights. Everything is fine. I'm going to listen to the experts and won't even hold them accountable with rage once the swindle

has been exposed as it now has. Yes, COVID nineteen is a real disease that killed a lot of people, primarily the elderly and those with serious health conditions pre existing before COVID came along. Was it necessary to shut down all of society? New York Times is now publishing pieces from experts saying, you know, we probably should have been a more we took it, taken a more targeted approach.

Oh you don't say, really, You mean that shutting down the entire economy like a bunch of tyrants and telling us to stay home, wear a mask. Don't see anyone wasn't brilliant epidemiologists coming together with a solution that was absolutely necessary. You mean it was a panic response that was exploited. Yes, yes it was. And we'll return to this and just a little bit on the show today because I'm not letting this go. I haven't gotten my

apology letter in the mail yet from the libs. I haven't had the people that were telling me that I was being reckless weeks ago, months ago by saying we should My position on this was clear. We should be going to work as of the fifteen days to slow the spread. That was it. That was to let us reset and get ready for the disease. After that, we should have been going back. We should have been engaging

in life. In life, people that to oh, it's just spend a haircutter, morons, We're never going to get these months back. And we didn't get anything really in the bargain. That's the biggest problem. And it set us on this path for Tony, a turnkey totalitarianism. That's what it has done. And now we're seeing this right now. There's a reason the left feels so emboldened because as far as they're concerned, government action that dictates it's every part of your life.

And I'll get into all the police, anti coop stuff and the craziness of it, but I really I wanted to start here at the big picture of you today. What the left has seen is that it is not difficult, it is entirely feasible for the government to seize control of every aspect of your life, to tell you can't leave your home, you can't go to your business, you can't see your loved ones, you can't go to a funeral, you can't get married, you can't go to a doctor

unless you're basically going to die unless you do. It wasn't hard for them to create this, wasn't hard for them to get to this point didn't take very long, did it. Do you think that the left now sees this and figure as well that was a one off? No, of course not. They've seen that Americans love of freedom is unfortunately a minority position now, a minority of American people care enough about freedom to do something about what

has happened in this country now. Fortunately, there are still tens of millions of us who care about out individual freedom, the constitution, and basic dignity and human rights because all of this has been cast aside. Right, we had cops arresting people for going to playgrounds with their own children because of what the politicians and the media said, And now the same politicians and the media are telling us that cops can't arrest lunatics running around throwing bricks through

windows because social justice or because systemic racism. So what you have here is and just just walk through the steps the establishment of America as ready as ready for government total control. It's a It's not a position that everyone shares, but enough. Wasn't hard to scare over fifty one percent of the American people into their homes, was it? And also to tell us that we had no choice? Where are the where are the big protests. I you know,

tea party movement. Where are you? How about a return? How about that? Now? I know we don't have Trump out on the stump, we don't have the mobilization. This is all a left wing mobilization. That's Black Lives Matter stuff. They've done this before, Nothing came of it that was good, didn't save minority communities, didn't save anybody. In fact, people have a right to protest, yes, and I do support that right. And it feels a bit like unnecessary throat

clearing that to say it all the time. But I also have a right to say that their movement isn't going to make anything better for anyone, and so far has only made things worse for everyone. Worse. That's all it's done. It's damaging, it's destructive, it's hateful, it's spiteful. It's not about having a conversation. It's not about reforming anything. You've got to be kidding me. Where is that happening?

Defund police's reform? You know people who It's amazing we do how many individuals who are a part of these protests, in these movements never really stop and think what does it mean to be a cop? What do you really dealing with every day? And law enforcement officers, yes, they put themselves at risk, they put themselves on the line, but they're also asked to anyone that you if you

really know somebody who is in law enforcement. They are asked to, yes, protect old ladies from being bludgeoned and assaulted and god knows what on their way home every night. Yeah, they do that, thank god. But they also have to step in and be a servant of the public for so much of the societal dysfunction that's out there. They're they're they're called into domestic disputes, they're called into you know, neighbors who are getting getting too heated with each other

and somebody might pull a weapon. I mean, they're dealing with that stuff all the time, and millions and millions of police and public contacts, and the cops are lowering the temperatures. The cops are making sure that that husband knows. You know, you put your hands on that way, we're gonna lock you up. You know, you know, time to time to cool down, buddy. I mean, the cops are stepping in all across the country doing this. I've got to comp in my family, I work with the NYPD.

If you actually know these people, they're us, They're just us. They are the community there there there, they live in the areas that they are policing, or they're from the regions. You know, if you're gonna be NYPD, you gotta be in the in the New York area. And yet it's just amazing how quickly this narrative has We've gone from cheering for first responders, including cops, to demonizing cops and

being told that we don't need them anymore. The only thing that could do this is is a mass mobilization of the left, the Democrat Party, and say it. These are Democrats. These are Democrats who are destroying cities. These are Democrats who are calling cops racist murderers. These are Democrats who want to disband police departments. There are no Trump supporters involved. This is not bipartisan. When I say the left, I mean to be more inclusive. But understand this.

Democrats are on the left. They are a part of this, they are behind this, they are this. And so what really is the goal? Because you'd have to ask, how could anyone be so crazy? What is the goal? Today? There's all these polls that are circulating showing that Biden. Here a CNN poll shows Biden up fourteen points over Trump. Drudge Report today, which I don't know when Drudge went never Trump, but it's a sad thing to see it happening.

Drudge Report today has that Trump has the lowest approval or rather the approval was at Jimmy Carter levels thirty eight percent. This is the plan I just told you. I mean, that's the goal. Everything else that we're talking about and getting into the minutia of details with police and policing and communities and all this stuff, it's all a distraction. It's about the mobilization and the destruction of

different aspects. The mobilization of the left from the destruction of peace, order, prosperity, create a perception that things are going badly in this country. It's about power, and in that sense they are. The left is successful. Right now, What happens if they don't mobilize in this way, What happens if they're not taking to the streets, shutting down cities, burning down neighborhoods. You know what? People will be looking

at it right now. Wow, First of all, we religned to you largely by the left, by the elites, by politicians about the intelligence of their counter COVID measures, and also the lethality of this virus, which is, if you're under fifty, you are being absurd unless you have some special medical condition to worry day and day out about contracting COVID. In terms of the risk of your own health,

if you're over seventy, it's a substantial risk. But remember, if the people around you are taking basic precautions, and if you are able to get more sources to the people who really need it, who are at higher risk, that's a much more effective strategy than just telling everyone to lock themselves at home, which is what we did. But it's all working out the way the left wants it to. And you have to remember these they're not geniuses, right,

There's not some incredible plan that's so intricated and everything else. No, it's channel the rage in the anti Trump era of people who have been locked away for months, and some of them, i'm sure believing, most of them believing that they needed to do this, and they don't want to blame the people their own side. They don't want to blame you know, CNN anchors and Democrat Party officials who were saying stay home, that's the responsible thing to do.

So all that rage, all that psychological dress, which is widespread across the nation right now, we have run a mental health experiment the likes of which nobody ever could have imagined. And the damage done to our collective mental health is massive. And they're taking all of that, all that rage and anger and frustration and I mean psychological instability, and channeling it into the most destructive and divisive causes possible.

Because the rest of the country looking on at this just wants anything but this, anything but this, And that's how you get to Trump's sinking approval ratings. And Joe Biden, a confused, inept buffoon who will be a puppet of the Democrat left if he wins the election. That's how you get him with a lead over Trump. And that is the point. That's what all of this is about. The same way that they created this whole mythology of Russia collusion all a lie. Oh there was no Russia collusion.

How many times did you hear that talked about the media. It was all a fantasy, But it was to create the perception of Donald Trump as a trader. And if he's a trader. It doesn't matter how prosperous the country is. It doesn't matter that we're not expanding wars in the Middle East, invading countries we don't need to sorry neo cons doesn't matter. He's a traitor, you see. And that gave this psychological safe space, you could call it, for the left to hate Trump beyond any boundaries of reason

or evidence. It gave them that refuge of disdain. That's where they would go, Oh, look at Russia collusion. Trump is Putin's puppet. I was coming on this show and you know this, telling you the country is doing incredibly well. Enjoy this. It's amazing. I know other hosts are always running around yelling it's terrible. I hate it. You know, they're always yelling something about how bad this is or

how terrible that is. Yeah, we have fights, we have challenges, but I'm out there telling you that things are actually were actually going incredibly well under Trump. And that's why they had to create this lie of Russia collusion, because otherwise people might start to see with their own lying eyes that the country is great and that Obama was terrible for the economy, and that Obama wasn't the leader that the left pretend that he was. But now they

have a real crisis, and what are they doing. They're just trying to whist the knife in America's back, just make this even more difficult to come out of. We got hit with COVID. It was a terrible situation, made so much worse by the policy decisions. And the psycho left has been all locked up and they don't know

what to do with themselves. And you've got the virtue signaling libs trying to rabble roles on the streets now, and all of it is what meant to make sure that perception is this country is falling apart because of Donald Trump, and because Donald Trump is so bad at this job, we must replace him, even with a complete imbecile like Joe Biden. Just get that one or two percent of the voters to switch and give Biden a shot.

Anything is better than this. They will destroy America as much as they can, as long as it means that whatever's left of America is in their hands starting in January of twenty twenty one. That's all this is. Make no mistake about it. You're in the freedom hud. This is the buck Sexton Show podcast. You know, I'm a leader of this FTV movement. It means a lot of things. It can mean free to people, it can be for the people. It could also mean fire. It's a property,

you know, and that's very possible to say. I'm leading a demonstration from Barclay Center at six pm to City Hall and that's the first stop. And we're hoping de Blasio and Cuomo come on and talk to us and give the youth some direction. But if they don't, the next stop is a Diamond district and gasoline thanks to Trump,

is awfully cheap. Oh, here's a protest leader in New York in case you missed it, telling everybody on National TV who's not hiding it that Deblasio in New York City better do what we say or else we're gonna go and burn down some Jewish own businesses in Midtown at a little bit of casual anti Semitism just thrown in the conversation here by this guy and a threat I mean in that actual threat of violence. But remember,

mostly peaceful protests, mostly protests. Our media deserves your disdain for the disgrace that they are, but also what they're willing to do to this country in propping up this movement that is full of psychopaths. Thanks for listening to the Busts. Remember to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, at the iHeart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts. Team. What is our mantra during this crisis? Never ever bend the knee. I've been consistent on this one for days,

days and days. I'm not going to stop. I thought maybe that at some circumstances, if someone felt morally compelled to show solidarity with the protesters, it would stop them from throwing things. I wouldn't judge them if it would prevent violence in a certain circumstance. But nope, never bend the knee. This is where now we recognize, beyond any doubt what's going on here, and it's it's a gesture of submission, and it's about self debasement. And the Democrats,

of course, are doing this because they'll do anything. I mean, the Democrats, you know, Pelosi and schum are all they're They're all bowing and bending me anything they have to do right now, because this has become this black Lives Matter, anti racism movement has become a religious movement, and it's a religious movement for people, many of whom look upon religion with contempt. So this feels that very important part of one's life that usually you think of with religious

purpose or relationship with God or spirituality. It is now with this the same way that climate change has transitioned into a religious belief. It is a religious belief. People keep saying it's not, but you're looking at it. You go, no, it is. It is. Provide them with evidence that something they don't believe is in true. They don't say, Wow, that's really interesting because this is about science and about fact. They go, how dare you are the oil companies buying

you off? Oh? No, but some oil money sounds nice. Act. Actually, now people are running all over the place demanding, demanding that others bend the knee. Here here is uh for example, Oh we have we have Roger Goodell, who has now said that, you know, protesting, bend the kneed this. We're back on this. NFL players bending the knee thing. I gotta tell you, I mean, NBA, NFL, these leagues a

lot of very spoiled, multi multi millionaires run around. They're my whole I don't really care that much about professional sports thing. Um, I was thinking that it was a way to bomb America back. But I'm starting to go back on that one a little bit because I don't think I can handle some of these some of these folks there their positions and using the position they have as a celebrity, incredibly wealthy individual to jam their ignorant

politics down the throats of the American people. I mean, you know, a lot of a lot of the people were talking about here don't really know very much. Okay, it's just the truth. A lot of athletes, a lot of Hollywood celebrities just don't really know very much. But they're really good at one thing, and then we're supposed to listen to them about some of the most complicated

questions in civic and political life. No. No, now that's when they step into my world, because I do this all the time, and I actually know what I'm talking about, whether people agree with me or not. I don't run around spewing ignorance and saying no, but but I can, you know, throw a football really far, l right whatever all these other things that these athletes do. Anyway, Roger Goodell of the NFL is saying, oh, we were so sorry we're wrong, because now everyone's just scrambling for cover,

desperate to avoid getting crushed by the mob. Play for first, Mike and Doos's families, George Floyd, Brianna Taylor, amadarebrey in all the families living dirt, police paternity. We the National Football League, condemn racism in the systematic oppression of black people. We the National Football League, admit we were wrong for not listening to NFL players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protests. We the National Football League,

believe black lives matter. I personally protest with you and want to be part of the much needed change in this country. Without black players, there would be no National Football League, and the protests around the country are emblematic of the centuries of silence, inequality, and oppression of black players, coaches, fans, and staff. We are listening. I am listening, and I will be reaching out to players who have raised their voices and others on how we can improve and go

forward for a better and more united NFL family. I mean, what is this? What is he even saying? What's the point of this? Well, because now you're gonna have now the activism. If you were annoyed before about remember kneeling. They do specifically during the respect shown to the flag

because they know that that will upset people. They know that that will upset those of us who think that it is meant to be a show of solemn support for the patriots who have fought and died for this country and continue to wear the uniform, and also for the underlying bonds that all Americans have through that flag. They do something during that to disrespect that sensibility, and then they pretend like, oh, we're not showing disrespect, we just have a voice on something else. No, I'm sorry, No,

it's not gonna work, not on my watch. I'm not going to agree. They can say whatever they want. People can make all these different claims. They can say that black men are being hunted systematically by the police. That is a lie and it will never change. They could, you know, they could, you know, mob my building and burn me out and the whole thing. It wouldn't change what I've said. It is true. It doesn't matter if they deep plant for me, if they come after me

in social media. What I am saying is true. What this movement is claiming on some of the most important issues is false. Doesn't matter what they think about it, It It doesn't matter how it makes them feel to hear the truth. But you see, that's that's supposed to be a casualty of this whole process. Truth is supposed to be part of what is under assault here, and it is it is. And then there's this just the Once

you eliminate truth, then anything is possible. Right, Whatever someone feels like saying about something must be treated the same way, whether someone else comes along and agrees with it or not. This is where we are. This is the situation in which we find ourselves. So that then brings me to this, Oh my, that then brings me to oh, should you ever kneel? Did you ever know? Here is a law

enforcement officer? And this, I think shows you the whole spectrum of what is really happening here and what the mindset is. It starts with, come on, just just kneel, Just just take a knee to show us that you know, you're cool and you support our cause and it's not a big deal. Why won't you take a knee? Come on, just just take the knee. And then when you say, nah, I'm not gonna kneel in front of you, because that's an active submission. You kneel before God, you kneel before

you're You're king. Right there, you go through history. Kneeling is not something you do. Do you see your buddy and take take a knee in front of them, say hey, great to see you. No, if you were offered a job and the boss said, so excited to have you on board, Bob, We're gonna have a great time here, really wonderful benefits and salary for you. But just I want you to stand in front of me and just take a knee for a minute and look up at me. What do you What do you say? Just just take

a knee for me. Wouldn't you think? What a psycho? Well that's the most bizarre thing ever. Well that now you know, law enforcement keeps getting told ooh, no, take a knee. It's all fine, you know, don't worry about it. But when they don't, don't do it? What are you some kind of racist? Why woul't you do what we say? It's always the implied threat, do what I say or else. It's not do what I say because it's moral. They're

not trying to bring you over to the call. They just want you to show that act of subservience, show that you can be pushed, and then they've got you. Look at I mean, Drew Brees is speaking of the NFL. Drew brees Is wife has released an apology now or the weekend. She said we are the problem. She says, she realizes we are the problem. Well now she's kind of the problem, because this is ridiculous. Can we have Drew Brees apologize for, you know, centuries of systemic racism.

I think he needs to apologize ten times. I don't think I don't think three is enough. I think ten, and I think he should have to just like in Game of Thrones, you know, he can do like a walk with people throwing tomatoes at him, totally naked through the town square. Right, maybe maybe van he'll show how sorry he is for saying something that was eloquent well stay, and in which he was completely correct. But again that's being correct and speaking the truth. There's no defense anymore.

The mob is outraged all the time. The mob is seeking not not converts, but heretics. They want to find people who are heretics to their religious belief and they want to destroy them. That then brings me to this officer, this officer who I think, uh somewhat bravely under the circumstances, given that he's on camera, and now I'm sure he'll be hounded on social media and people will yell at him. And is this is how the progression moves from hepe?

Would you bend the need of everyone shouting at you, you better bend the knee. Don't ever forget this play cliff two. Everyone's tak every hey, would you take a knee? Would you pray with us? No? No, you won't do that. You won't take a knee on camera in front of us. Then then the mob starts chanting, and that officer walked away and didn't do it. Right now, understand this, we are all, in different ways being asked to take a knee. We're being told to agree with things that are lies.

We're being told to forego our rights, We're being told that our safety isn't something we're allowed to be concerned about. Everything, everything right now is up for debate, according to the left. And this is where this defund police movement comes in. What could be a crazier, dumber public policy idea than this. It's very challenging to come up with one. I mean, this kicks at the very load bearing walls of civilization itself.

You have no police force you how can you have law and order unless the state has a monopoly unforce. I mean, this takes you all the way back to the origins of the nation state or of the state period. How can you have a government if the government's only asking people to do things, If the government does not take it upon itself to enforce the law. There's there's always, there's always in the background, the promise that if you don't do what the state says, And this is the

this is the social contract. This is the basis of how nation states can function. If you don't do what the law says, there will be punishment, and that punishment will eventually be people with weapons coming to force you to answer for what you have done or what you

haven't done. That's how this works. But right now we're told, oh no, there's an easier way, there's a better way, and it's insane, but it also goes to show you what the real project is, which is to isolate people that still see the world with clarity, to deal jitimize people that still think that facts and truth matter, and to just incite the mob for the political purposes of

the left so that they can seize power. Think of what has gone on here in the Trump error and Trump era, and think about what they have been willing to do up to this point to try to stop him. The absurd impeachment, the Russia collusion, for special counsel people at the top of law enforcement apparatus, all the different media just pretending that they don't have to they don't have to be journalists anymore. There's something else. They're anti Trumpism,

that's what they are. They've already gone all in against this president everywhere that they can. They've just seized the moment now with COVID and now with these riots to push even further. It's not about making anyone safer. It's not about making the world a better place. It's about being in charge of whatever world is left when they're done. You're in the Freedom Hunt. This is the Buck Sex

and Show podcast. So this is what happened up in Minneapolis where all of this started because of George Floyd and the officer Chauvin who knelt on his neck and Minneapolis you might have seen video over the weekend. It looks like a looks like a you know, a demilitarized zone between two warring entities. Now there's whole areas burned out, destroyed, shattered glass windows. A lot of those are minority owned businesses. By the way, every they're going to come back. Now

people say, oh, they have insurance. The insurance companies will fight over every penny. It doesn't cover everything. And who would want to who would want to open up a business again? You want to wait for the next riot, the next looting to come through. Remember the standard here is you've got nine black people a year unarmed killed by police. We're almost at zero as it is. I mean, that's pretty in a country three twenty million, that's pretty

close to zero. If it's five next year, they'll be Then the next time there's one caught on video and it's a you know, it's a really bad add incident as this was, they're going to burn down another neighborhood. We went through this in Saint Louis with the origins of the Black Lives Matter movement, right, we went through this in Black Lives Matter just started as a as

a hashtag. It was left wing active. It's looking for something to call left wing activism, which is why if you go on the Black Lives Matter website, there's stuff about respecting trans rights, and there's stuff about you know, social justice and socialism, and I mean it's really a lot of it is just repackaged Marxism with all this racially divisive rhetoric and language thrown in. Or or perhaps that's the vanguard of it, that's that the forefront of it.

But here's what happened up in Minneapolis when Mayor Jacob Frey, who I've got to tell you, and this guy was at the George Floyd Memorial, which, of course lots of people gathered together forget about COVID doesn't count anymore. I will never listen to those public health frauds again. You know, where's doctor fauci Uh? You know, if you don't do to mitigation in at the protests, you know, social distance six feet between that, you're basically killing millions of grandmas.

Where is he on this? He was? They were trying them out in front of us day and day out. You know, I'm sorry, you gotta ruin your economy, you gotta you gotta go crazy indoors. We don't have any science to back this up. No one's ever done this before, but it's the only answer. Get me my Presidential Medal of Freedom while you're at it, please thank you. Really, that's anyway. Mayor Frey is at the casket of George Floyd bawling his eyes out. Now, look, it's a sad

thing this man died. You know. We're also if you start, we're gonna start talking more and more about his background. Interesting that he's become a martyr for this movement, given what has come out about George Floyd previously. It doesn't mean that he's allowed to have someone kneel on his neck and kill him. By the far from it, that

officer should face the full punishment of the law. But to build a political movement around him as a different things, that's thing that's going to be more more fraught than I think many on the left realize. But but Mayor Frey, who is this young guy who clearly he looks like to me like the twin brother of that other total milktoast nincom poop left, the Prime Minister of Trudeau of Canada.

I like when he sounds like he doesn't sound like this at all, which is disappointing, wouldn't he be if he actually wore a beret and it was like, I am Justin Trudeau. I am the best male feminist of all time. No, but also I have a little bit of a troubled pass. So when the photos come out and my keba quas accent, you know, is not enough of a distraction. Yeah, I'm sad that he sounds kind

of like it sounds like everybody. He's like, Hi, I'm the Prime Minister of Canada because I've created this version of him in my head. Anyway, Trudeau and Frey very very similar in so many ways. Their politics are the same. They even look, I think a little bit alike phrase at the casket crying his eyes out. I mean really, really, man, you're gonna pull that. But oh, look at the Democrats, Democrats senators and Nancy Pelosia, Chuck Schumer. Oh, all the solidarity, kneeling, bowing,

all this stuff. This is the this is their left wing religious mobilization. That's what this is. Remember, it's not actually a religion, but it is filling the place of religion in people's lives right now because they can't go to church because it's so dangerous Thanks for listening to The Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Nothing is as crazy these days as the calls to

defund the cops. Now, you may be thinking, but come on, they can't really mean defund the cops. They can't really mean that. That's just that's insane. I mean, anybody knows the defund the Cops. And the movie The Urge was not supposed to be a prediction. It was not supposed to be a documentary of the future, and any of you who have seen it, it's pretty good for what it is. It's low budge, but it does pretty well, and they made a whole bunch of spinoffs of it.

But it's about a society where they allow all crime to be condensed into one twenty four hour period. Anything goes, including murder, and everyone has to just stay locked in their homes and try to stay alive through the night. And this is how they control crime. So it's all all that violence is focused. Now, it's an obviously dystopian concept but makes for pretty compelling viewing. And what we see here are people telling you that you don't need cops.

Here's what I was getting to this before. But then I got into my comparison of Justin Trudeau and Mayor Jacob Frey. Goes Trudeaux. He's like a Mountee from a nineteen fifties on a horseback and quebec Quis speaking. He doesn't sound like that at all. I need to stop. I don't know. I just want to do my French

Pierre accent for some reason today. But Mayor Jacob Frey was you know, he's at the heart of all this stuff because he's trying so he's trying so hard to try and be on the good side of the protesters. You know, he's one of the guys who wants room. He's an ally. That's the term he is. He's an ally. Well, here's what happened. When he was at a protest and he said, look, guys, I mean, come on, defund the police.

I mean, we all know that's crazy, right. Nope, they do not think So here's what they did when he said that he didn't think that was a good idea of play clip three shame Shame. That's actually a reference to the game of throw and scene that I is mentioning before which the left loves using that one. Go home, Jacob Frey. This guy is literally on bended knee crying his eyes out as if George Floyd was his best friend in the whole world, and that's not. You can

see this video of it. And look, it's nice for public officials sometimes to show solidarity at a funeral, you know, but I mean, come on, right, he's never met the guy, doesn't know the guy he's going to cry his eyes out. Why, well, we all, I mean we all know the question why we don't have to get in and we all understand why because he's pandering and he's a total fraud. But that's what you see all across the media. The Democrat Party, and remember these are Democrats. I'll say the left. When

I say the left, Democrats, that's what. That's who's behind this, that's who's doing this. They really hate when you bring that up to that. All the protests, they're all they're all Democrats. All the people looting and riding if they vote Democrats. All the people engaged in violence against cops Democrats. People that want to defund police Democrats. I mean, you won't hear this other places. It would just be referred to in this obscure oh the protest or all the movement,

or oh black lives matter, th' all democrats. Okay, let's let's understand that. And there was a mass movement of conservatives a decade ago called the Tea Party and there was no destruction, no looting, no violence, no nothing, no rioting, none of this, no insane demands. So these political parties, when it comes to their ethics and morality, are not the same. Okay. The left is the mob. And this is actually why I think if you haven't read it,

she does not. You guys all know that I'm a fan of her work, and you know she's become a friend over the years. And Coulter's book Demonic on how the Left is the Mob? Read if you've never read it before, And look, I don't get kickbacks for, you know, trying to get you to read it right now. Read it right now. And if you've never read Bonfire of the Vanities by Tom Wolfe, excellent novel that will take you through some of the dynamics you see playing out

right now as well. It's probably his best no of all time. But the Left is the mob, and it is the party. Of the mob. It is the party of you know, rabble rousing on the streets. And that's why it doesn't matter when you present them with facts and you have other stories and other things that you want to be a part of the discussion. No, no, no no, they're angry. People are angry. I've actually had in debates about these issues in the past. Someone will just say

that to me, is if that's profound. People are angry about a lot of things. It doesn't mean anything. But Jacob frag gets told, Oh, if you won't defund the police, you're the problem. And then I mean, and you guys know, I have I've fun with the CNN anchors. I mean, CNN is the worst, is the worst place in the media right now, with the possible exception of the New York Times, which I've got an update on that story

for you. Guess what, another another another head rolling over the New York Times, so that the woke mob feels like they're being heard someone else. Who Look, it's hard for me to get too sad for some of these libs that lose their jobs at these left institutions because they're always trying to get other people fired. So it seems like justice at some level. But you know, I'm a human being and I care about my fellow human beings,

and I want what's best for them. And here's another guy who won't be able to pay his bills, won't you know, he's gonna have to look at his kid now. On the left, he'll he'll get another job, he'll be fine. But you know, for some people this can be a real disruption. See, I actually think about other human beings and have sympathy for them, unlike the Unlike the left that thinks that the forty million people who have lost their jobs just want a haircut man. They don't care.

They're not upset about the COVID restrictions for any reason other than some basic inconvenience. Really, there are people who are running up credit card debt, can't pay their bills, lost their jobs for no fault of their own, and these psychotic libs want to pretend that somehow they have no point to make. We'll get back to the lockdown thing in a little bit, but but here's CNN. Really, if there's a thing that triggers me these days, and not in a way where I feel unshafe, but away

where I just fly into a blind rage. I mean, the CNN is full of the worst people in the media now, the worst, the absolute worst, and they're all egomaniacs. They don't care what's happening to you. They don't care what's happening around the country. They all live in a very small group of places for the ultra rich. They have chauffeurs taking them literally shou first. This is true

to and from their workplaces. They all fled for their second or third or fourth homes when the COVID thing broke out, And we're doing the shows from home, trying to make it seem like they were still in studio, but you know they're doing it from home. They're the worst. Here is handsOn Camorado talking to This is a member of the she's a CNN anchor, and she's speaking to a member of the Minneapolis City Council, which has in fact now voted it's a veto proof majority they have.

They have voted to defund the Minneapolis Police and no one even knows. And now I say that, I don't even understand what they really think is going to happen next. I don't know if the police have funds to a certain I don't think they know. I think they're just they're just trying to placate the mob, trying to be a part of the mob. Really, they're not trying to placated. They don't have a problem with the mob. They want to be in with the mob. But they have voted

to defund the police. They have actually done this in Minneapolis now, and I know you know, we are on a station in Minneapolis. So please, those of you who listen Team Buck Minneapolis, let us know what the heck is going on in your city right now, because the rest of the country is looking at this. Everyone who's saying and saying this is completely crazy. They can't really be doing this. No, they are, they are. You know, I was on Tucker Show last week and I said,

defunding the police is insane, but it's not impossible. Turns out I was right. That was the first thing I said on the on Tucker Show on Thursday. Defunding the police is insane, but it's not impossible. And now they're defunding. They're actually doing this and camera. Allison Camarada is very serious. She cares a lot about social justice. You know, she just wants to get to the truth. And here she is with a member of the Minneapolis City Council asking

her about this. And you know that you're because again you are listening to this show, and you're approaching this as a normal person who understands how the world functions, and you're saying, no police force. Well, they can't be serious, because, for example, what are people in Minneapolis supposed to do when they hear somebody trying to beat down their door or crash, you know, crash through the glass of a first floor window at two o'clock in the morning. Who

are you gonna call? Oh? No, the social justice people want you to know that. Well, yeah, but the cops. Calling the cops makes it a more dangerous situation. So we've now gone to the place where the example that we would use to explain how in saying the libs, the left the Democrats are hey, who are you gonna call at two o'clock in the morning someone's breaking into your house. They look at you and they go wow, But like cops are like really dangerous, So like it's

better you can't call the cops. What all right? It's here she is play clip six. I'll let her, I'll let the city council numbers speak for herself. Play six. You know, there's lessons from all over the country, all over the world that we're looking to to take immediate steps while we work toward building the systems that we would need to imagine that that future. Do you understand that the word dismantle or police free also makes some people nervous? For instance, what if in the middle of

the night my home is broken into who do I call? Yes? I mean, I hear that loud and clear from a lot of my neighbors, and I know and myself too, And I know that that comes from a place of privilege. Because for those of us for whom the system is working, I think we need to start back and imagine what it would feel like to already live in that reality where calling the police may mean more harm is done.

Calling the police may mean more harm done. Calling the police could make the situation worse when you hear that crash through your window at two o'clock in the morning. So that's the answer, that's the justification given for what's going to happen when there's no cops. The cops make it worse. I you know, this is why last week I said to you, there's no way to reason with those who don't care about reason like there's Once you've abandoned facts and sanity and truth and normalcy and objectivity

at how do you even have a conversation. You can't have a conversation with people when they think things like cops are work calling cops. Think about it this way. You have millions and millions of arrests, ten million arrests every year. We count the number of people who are unarmed killed by cops by a few dozen. How many people are murdered every year fifteen thousand, give or take in the United States. How many more people would be

murdered if there were no cops. Your guests is as good as mine, but it's gonna be a lot more than fifteen thousand. I can assure you of that. In these minority communities that we're being told the cops are such an evil force. When a drug dealer, now kill somebody, or let's say, you know, shoots. This happens in Chicago all the time. Drug dealers get into a gun battle they have you know that they're just firing rounds all over a civilian area. And you know, a ten year

old girl gets hit by a bullet. There's no cops. What you're gonna send the social workers after them? This is going to be law and order social workers unit. That's what they think is going to happen. They're they're gonna have a nice conversation with them. I got news for those social workers. They're gonna get shot at two. But this is what they're talking about. This is the level of insanity, and this is the level of absurdity that the Democrat Party is embracing, because remember, it doesn't

whatever destruction happens, what it doesn't. It's all about mobilization and making the country destable and feel like things are going terribly so whatever they can do to achieve that, it doesn't matter. Right, The Democratic Party now views itself largely as an anti Trump insurgency. And one thing I can tell you about an insurgency in a rock and Afghanistan, and all of you listening who served over there in

the military know exactly what I'm talking about. All they have to do is blow stuff up, kill people, and calls a mess and then people eventually say, look, I mean, if you can't protect me, maybe the insurgents can. So hear what they're doing. They're not blowing things up I mean necessarily. I mean they're not actually taking those same tactics because that would be self defeating at this phase.

But they are engaged in destabilization, massive, massive looting, riding, and anarchy on the streets, so that people just say, well, I guess the Trump era has brought this about. I'll go with anything that's not this. The alternative has to be better than this. So they're incentivized to keep this

going as long as they can. And I think what you'll see is actually repeated waves of this, waves of this, waves of this, because now it it becomes their method of switching whatever the news cycle is, switching it away from a topic they don't like to a topic they

do like. Right, there's good jobs, numbers ride in the streets, black lives matter, silence is violence, All the things you're hearing being chanted And you say, well, hold on, can we actually had the economy starting to get a little better? Do you not care about black lives? Wait? Wait, I thought, but this is a segment on the economy. Well, are you not going to bend the knee? Really? Really, you don't think that bad things are happening in minority communities

across the country every day that law enforcement systemically races. Wait, but we're trying to The jobs affects everybody, The economy affects out No, it doesn't, how dare you? That's where this all goes. It becomes their mechanism for controlling the conversation and also switching perception, and that is what they will continue to do. So I don't think even if this fades away, which it might but it might not,

it'll come back. It'll come back just in time, as will the demands for lockdowns, because even the possibility of lockdowns in some states will tank the economy enough right before the election to make people think that something else has to be better than this. Anything is better than Trump is what the Democrats want as their rallying cry. So guess what all you have to do for that is make life unlivable for as many people as possible,

and then the alternative becomes the only answer. Even if the alternative is a buffoon who forgets what country he's in, what year it is, or what office he's running for. They don't care. You're in the freedom hunt. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast I will never call sign on funding a police department that continues to brutalize us. And I will never stop saying, not only do we need to disinvest for in police, but we need to

completely dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department. The Minneapolis Police Department is rotten to the route, and so when we dismantle it, we get rid of that cancer and we allow for something beautiful to rise. And that reimagining allows us to

figure out what public safe look like for us. Dismantle the police department, sitting US Member of Congress Ilhan Omar says, and she says this as someone who represents a district in Minneapolis that was the most destroyed of all in Minnesota as a result of the riots and protests that happened here. So her answer is to get rid of all cops. The cops couldn't even handle the riots they already had. Now she's saying, get rid of police. So you'd have to wonder what is going to replace the police?

How are you going to have anybody think that they could be safe safe there? Keep in mind that last year I thought this was internet. According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Saint Paul's homicide rate, says here, doubled year the year before, So there has been a surge in killings and you'd want to know, Hold on a second, why is that happening the meeting. I mean, here's this Star tribute in twenty nineteen homicides in Saint Paul from

Minneapolis Saint Paul, the overwhelming majority died of gunshots. That's not surprising. About half the killings have resulted in murder or manslaughter charges. That is not a high clearance rate. I'm trying to see what the number of many as Saint Paul surpassed twenty five homicides for the year. So you want to know what happens. What happens when they get rid of the cops? What happens to the people that have been killed? Did their families get any justice?

They're gonna have social workers show up. So I mean, they went from fifteen, sorry it was fifteen to thirty, is what the Star tribute here says. So they're already seeing a spike that Look, it's a small number overall, but that's just one city. What happens when you get rid of all the cops? Who solves those murders? Thanks for listening to The Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you

get your podcasts. We send out people with guns, and they are there to use deadly force no matter what the problem may be. If the problem is sexual assault, we send somebody with a gun. If the problem is domestic advice, we send somebody with a gun. If the problem is somebody in a mental health crisis, we send somebody with a gun. And I think that what we need to do as a society, as a city is to say, is there a better way to have people be safe and secure, to investigate crime, and to hold

people accountable? Is there a better way to conceive of this? Because let me tell you, so many of our When President Obama had twenty first century policing, it was groundbreaking. They had a lot of great reforms. Why did you call it twenty first century? Because so much of our policing is rooted in the twentieth century or even the

nineteenth century. We haven't really updated what we do in terms of training, in terms of preparation, in terms of various problems, and so much of safety and security involves mental health. Professionals, involves recreation for youth, It involves a lot of things. And just having a paramilitary group where we send somebody with a gun to solve every problem might not be the only way or the best way. We don't send someone with a gun to solve every problem.

Everything Keith Ellison says here is effectively a lie, untrue, or a misdirection. What he says, you know, when there's domestic violence, we send somebody with a gun. Yeah, because that's actually the most dangerous thing that most cops do that. And traffic stops per capita, because you know what happens when you're in a traffic stop you run someone's plates. You know, you might find out when you're running their

plates that they're warned in three states for murder. Guess what happens if you show up and you think you're just running a ticket, but you don't have a gun. You're sitting duck. Guess what happens when you show up to a domestic violence dispute and you have no means of defending yourself and you know, the crazy, violent, you know, drugged up husband decides that you're, you know, getting in the way of his fun by abusing his family and doing horrible things and comes at you with a baseball bat.

You're gonna say, oh, just so, I'm just part of the special special social workers you did, sir, don't don't hit me with that bat. How much dumber is the left going to get it? I don't know that they've really gone down to the stupidity basement. I don't know if there's there's a level below this. We send men with guns, there's a reason for that. Has Keith Ellison never spoken to somebody in law enforcement? Does he have

no idea what he's talking about. We have social workers, we have people that work for you know, in New York they call the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. There are people that come to deal with problems all the time. Don't have guns. We've got park rangers in New York that don't have guns. Some park rangers do in some places because they need to. Oh you know why, because you know it'll happen if you catch somebody poaching in a national park and they got two guys with

high powered rifles and you're unarmed. Maybe they don't want to face one hundred thousand dollars fine and a year or two in federal prison. So guess what, you know, there are reasons that people carry in law enforcement, that they carry the weapons that they do, and people say, oh,

buck well, what about in Great Britain? Okay? Yeah, First of all, if you want to look at the number of homicides where now the left is pretending like we don't have a violence problem in this country, which is fascinating. Now we have to act like we don't have gang bangers shooting it out in inner cities all over the country on a regular basis. You know, there were I

think it was eighteen people killed in Chicago. Don't quote me on the number because I just saw it a second ago as I was in the break, But eighteen people killed in Chicago over the weekend, murdered. That's one city. What do you think happens? What do you think happens when the police are gone? You think you think in Chicago that's almost all violence on the south and I believe part of the West of Chicago, but it's really

on the South side. It's gang violence, mostly over drug turf and people getting caught in the crossfire of that. What do you think happens when there are no comps to tell them to stop doing that, or no comps with guns. You think that, You think that the guns that are all over the South side of Chicago disappeared. You know, it's amazing that in the cities they want to disarm the citizenry and disarm the police, meaning the only people with guns are going to be the bad guys. Oh,

I don't call them bad guys, they're just misunderstood. I mean, we're really returning to that conception of criminals aren't criminals. There are fault that was prominent in liberal circles in the seventies and led to these healthscapes in major US cities that lasted for decades. We finally came out of that, you know how, policing expecting everyone to obey the law

and punishing those who do not. You know, we've had in this country overall, a major decline in violence that's been going on for a couple of decades now, and we have it at the levels of policing that we currently have in the way that we're doing policing. And yet they want to try this experiment where we're just going to have effectively glorified social workers in place of cops.

They really they really think have they never you know, you want to ask some of these these libs who were saying this stuff, have they never dealt with a really bad person? Have they never had someone that was on the street that was a true threat. They don't know what that's like. They've never been around that, They've never seen that. They think that everyone can be reasoned with. You know, when Keith Ellison brings up oh, when someone's you know, they call it in the NYPD an EEDP,

an emotionally disturbed person. That sometimes means a crazy naked person, you know, covered in their own feces, who's running around biting people, and they send the cops. Did you want to go in there without a firearm or a baton or anything else? You just want to go in there and reason with that person? I just want to you know, who's going to sign up for the law enforcement job of I'm going to go into places? You're what You're going to serve warrants without firearms. You're gonna do highway

patrol without farms? You know, where are they going to decide that this is? You're gonna have everyone just wait for the for the squat team you know, eventually people with guns are going to have to show up. Do you want to get rid of the guns with them too? I mean, I I'm almost frustrated that we even have to have a discussion about this because it's so stupid. And yet this is where they are, that this is

what they've brought the conversation to. And people at CNN and New York Times who live in the richest parts of Washington, d C. In New York City who think that their doormen will keep them safe and the cops will come when they call them, even though they don't want cops for other people. And if things really get bad, you know, they'll hire private security. Their companies will hire private security at their armed guards in their you know,

in their lobbies, armed guards in their newsrooms. But you don't get to have a gun and are all alone here in New York City. You're not law. It takes I have a friend or just found this up to get a long gun permit. If I wanted to get a shotgun for sporting clays, you gonna get like a twenty gage double barrel, you know that would you know how long we would take in New York City? Six to nine months. That's that's the legal process here for getting a farm. They want to get rid of guns

in the hands of cops. It's look, this is all a total outrage. Um. You know, AOC one of the dumbest people in the United States Congress, not the dumbest, but one of the dumbest. You know. Now she Now they're they're hitting They're hitting the cops for not having enough Now it's not enough training. Oh you think you think cutting their funding is going to make them better trained and better equipped to handle all this stuff. Play

fifteen another thing that we need to see. And I think this is something that we saw, you know, we saw it in Ferguson especially, but we've seen it across the country. The militarization of our police is enabled by

the federal government. And I want everyone to draw a direct line between our police budget and our defense budget here in the United States of America, because we would not be giving local police departments who are undertrained a tank if we didn't give the military too much money to have extra damn tanks line around to begin with. Too much money spent on law enforcement and militarization of police and all this other stuff that she's saying, Look,

I mean the military militarization of police. Point, I'm fine with having that discussion. They're talking about no police with guns. That's so we've gone from they can't have tanks do they can't have a side arm, and they're supposed to enforce the law in a very dangerous America's um. It's a big problem, my friends. It's something that we're going to have to deal with increasingly because they've now they've they've dug in on this position. So they're not going

to abandon this one easily. And anybody who tries to challenge this, you know what, they're going to say, you're racist. Anyone who says, no, no no cops need to have firearms, I need to be able to enforce the law, you're racist. That's what it's going That's what it's going to be. So get ready for that. They're not going to try to engage on the merits and look at the data and what's going to keep people safer? What does it

mean in minority communities? You know, you know where they ran a deep policing experiment recently, starting right around twenty or was it sixteen, Baltimore Baltimore cops were like, okay. After the Freddie Gray incentent in particularly, they said, we're not going to be doing a whole lot more of this, and meaning policing and murder rates shot up, and people felt unsafe, and a city that already couldn't afford to have anybody feel like it was getting worse got a

whole lot worse and a whole lot less safe. So it's it's a big problem, huge And I don't know where the same people are that should you know, why can't we by the way, we should all be protesting And I want to get to this too. So at least there's no question that we're never going back to lockdown because it was it was all meant to control us,

and it was a fraud. Right that social distancing is a joke because it's only something that's okay until libs think there's some important virtue signaling opportunity out there, and then it goes out the window. You're in the freedom hud. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. God bless the Attorney General. Bill Barr is the right man for this moment.

The administration has benefited so much from this guy for having somebody who is a steady hand, a brilliant mind, and does not quake, does not have his knees shaking together when the mob comes to calling the medium mob the actual mob on the streets. Here is what the Attorney General of the United States had to say in a recent interview about whether or not law enforcement is systemically racist. Nine do you believe there is systemic racism

in law enforcement? I think there's racism in the United States still, but I don't think that the law enforcement system is systemically racist. I understand the distrust, however, of the African American community. Given the history in this country, I think we have to recognize that for most of

our history, our institutions were explicitly racist. Since the nineteen sixties, I think we've been in a phase of reforming our institutions and making sure that they're in sync with our laws and aren't fighting a rearguard action to impose inequities. And you think that's working. I think the reform is a difficult task, but I think it is working and progress has been made. I think one of the best

examples is the military. The military used to be explicitly racist institution and now I think it's in the vanguard of bringing the races together and providing equal opportunity. I think law enforcement has been going through the same guy is eloquent. He understands the racial inequities of the past and even stretching all the way into the nineteen sixties, and as a function of law and government, the racism

that was enshrined in law. He's not. He's not in any way, you know, minimizing that or dismissing it or anything else. But he's also saying, well, we have to look at where we are now, not where we were fifty or sixty years ago. And to say that law enforcement is systemically racist, someone would have to ask the question in what ways and how and ask and ask for real answers about this. You know, why is law

enforcement systemic? You're racist? I keep hearing this repeated all the time, and he says, no, he doesn't think law how is it systemically racist? We have on criminal justice matters laws that are all across the board supposed to be race neutral. We have a jury of our peers convicting us in criminal cases cops. Do we have any evidence that cops are Remember, it's systemic systemic does not mean occasional or aberrant or once in a while. It

means this is how it's set up. And it said, this is what the system produces on purpose, this is what the system is doing. Systemic racism. How they never answer that. They just repeat the systemic racism point, as if that just saying it enough will somehow fix it or somehow make anything better. Here we have Bill bar talking about the Lafayette Square protest that got so much

attention from the media last week. That was the biggest While cities were burning and neighborhoods were getting their windows shattered and rocks thrown through them and all this stuff, the biggest problem in the country was that a protest was moved using non lethal measures near Lafayette Park, which is right next to the White House. And oh, who was there tear gas or was it just pepper spray or well, you know, all this stuff, as if that was a single most important thing to happen in the

whole country. We kept hearing that it was a peaceful protest. Here's the Attorney General, whom I've come to see as a straight shooter and a guy who we have no reason to not believe based on everything I know. Oh my gods, the lives are always a liary works for Trunk because they're psychos. But here's what he says about whether this was a peaceful protest play clips seventeen. At that point, it was not to respond Monday. You're saying they were projects. They were as I'm saying. Three of

my colleagues were there. They did not see projectiles being thrown. I was there. I was there. They were thrown. I saw them thrown. And you believe that what the Hercules did using tear gas and projectiles was appropriate. Here's what the media is missing. This was not an operation to respond to that particular crowd. It was an operation to move the perimeter one block. And the methods they used you think were appropriate when they met resistance, Yes, they

announced three times, they didn't move. By the way, there was no cheer gas used. The tear gas was used Sunday when they had to clear Age Street to allow the fire department to come in too save Saint John's Church, Dax. When tear gas was used, they were chemical irritants a partner, they were non chemical irritanst Pepter spray is not a chemicals. It's not chemical peppers. Us. It's good to get some facts out there, isn't it. Notice how Margaret Brennan, another

lib journal fraud works for CBS. Oh, I'm just bringing you the facts, but I look very serious when I do. It's a lib. I can tell you every I can tell you everything. She believes, everything she thinks. I could sit down and just check off a list of all of it. It's all the classic this is what you think if you're going to be a journalist and have the other journalists clapping for you. Oh, you're so smart, obvious, right, classic lib journal who doesn't even realize she's a lib.

She just thinks that, Oh this is what smart people think. Oh, okay, good luck with that one. The Attorney General though, getting out some truth is a good thing, and then he spoke on this issue. We'll talk about what the New York Times has done and just the moment here, but here he talked about law enforcement and the possibility of having to call in troops. He says, look, if we got it, we got to play eight. Well, it depends on the circumstances. I was involved in the LA riots

and the Rodney King matter. We tried to use non military forces. I sent two thousand federal law enforcement officers out there in one day, but it was overwhelming and the National Guard couldn't handle it. And Governor Pete Wilson asked for federal troops. And he asked for it. Then, yes, that's a key distinction. He approved these federal troops. But

those troops were on standby as well. Because I think a number of people would be surprised to hear and it's been reported that you opposed sending an active duty troops on principle. You're saying you would support it as a last resort, of course, of course as a last We're like, well, what's the alternative? Oh yeah, did defund the cops, defund the military. No guns for anybody except the bad guys, the lot of the rioters, the looters,

and the media. While they're just all they're thinking about is, you know, how they can get into the fanciest club in the Hamptons and out in Bethesda. You know, make sure that the right set of people likes them. They're pretending like they're okay with all of this. Thanks for listening to the Busts and Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get

your podcasts. Never again will I be bullied, nor should any of us be bullied into exchanging all of our liberties based on the word of public health experts. How many major conferences? How many people you see going on TV the very same public health experts who are lecturing us endlessly socially distanced, wear a mask, wash your hands,

or else people are dying because of you. How many of them have you seen in the aftermath of massive unsocially distant or socially undistanced Sorry, I guess that works better protests over the weekend calling out what we were told in the case of Georgia reopening was an experiment in mass death. You know what you're going to find out from these huge protests. It's not going to be

a big surge and infections from them. It's not going to happen because outdoor transmission is almost impossible, especially in this weather, and young people who are outdoors wearing masks are being silly. There's no reason. There's no reason for this. And in case you think, oh buck, what are you saying? Asymptomatic coronavirus patients aren't spreading most new infections. According to

the World Health Organization. This is a way of saying, now they're doing contract contact tracing, they're contracted to contact trace. Now that they're actually looking into this, you know what, they're finding out that people who don't have symptoms don't really spread this thing. It is people who just like other coronaviruses which do cause the common cold, the common cold is a coronavirus, or there's the strains of common strains of coronavirus cause what we think of as the cold.

This is not a cold. I'm not saying that. But the same way that you know you're sick and you spread it to people, or you spread it right before you get sick. That's how this, according to the World Health Organization, he's supposed to work. Now you might say, buck, you say the who gets it wrong on things? Yeah, they got it wrong on things when they had no data and China is pushing them around to say things that weren't true. And now there's actually a lot of

data that they can look at. It's not that hard to look at the facts and the figures when you have them and say, okay, I guess this is a situation, and here, this is a piece on CNBC. If you're asymptomatic, you're very unlikely to spread this. Oh oh gosh, So why are we all going around with masks on? I'm not sick. I'm not giving anybody coronavirus. It's absurd, it's stupid. Why am I going around with a mask on all

the time? Oh, because everyone's so scared. Yeah, they made us so scared because they told us, Oh, if you get coronavirus, you're you know, your face is gonna fall off and everybody's gonna die and it's gonna be the Spanish and fluenza all over again. And no, it's not true, it's not true. And where where's doctor Fauci? I want Fauci on TV saying, look, everybody to mitigation efforts out outdoor mask wearing is dumb, and you don't want to be a dumb ask You don't have to wear a

mask outdoors. It's stupid. Also, if you're young and healthy, you know, you really don't have to worry about this. And it looks like the WHL is saying you can't even spread it really unless you're sick, So basically sick people wear masks. That should be the rule. Sick people who have to go out in public wear a mask. Everybody else no mask. That's it. That is a fact and reality based assessment of where we are. But you're not saying that, are you. Oh no, you still have

some people. Oh my gosh. Any day now the cases are going to spike. And this is the part of this that drives me the and saying in a New York city is in its phase one of reopening, let's go a cuomo wants credit for reopening. What do I mean by reopening? I mean that now a small segment of business in New York will be allowed to start having business even if there's no customers. How they're gonna stand in business, I'm not clear on how they will stay in bit. This is where we are in phase one.

Now we should be in phase reopen. We should be people go about their lives. This is madness, This is madness. What has been done? Now? Now I'm telling you what the data says. Outdoor transmission basically can happen asymptomatic transmission? And now want to say basically can highly highly highly unlikely? Do we live our lives in fear? Of the highly highly, highly unlikely all the time. This does bring us back the conversation you get in a car, you could die.

You're gonna get a car today, probably, or at least a lot of you will. But you could die. It's true. And can I ever prove it? Can I ever tell you for sure? Or you wouldn't die if you get a car. No, but it's a risk you're willing to take. I could get an elevated elevator, the you know, the elevator could just crash the bottom floor, and you know

that's it risk I'm willing to take. The coronavirus risk were completely exaggerated, inflated, misunderstood, We misallocated resources, wrong decision after wrong decision from the authorities, from the people in the public health positions. And I'm never I'm never going to go back to thinking that when it comes to

saving lives, people in the medical profession would put politics aside. No, oh no, no, all these doctors and nurses not are now Black lives matter, you know, chanting down the street and everything else. Wait, I thought that lives just mattered when you're in the medical profession. I thought that the politics of political movements wouldn't really sway you one way or the other. Eye. I guess I was being naive. I guess they can't help themselves. You know, they're they're

people too, right, Virtue staging feels good. Oh man, yeah, that's right. Put up that hashtag, black out your Instagram. Do all these things that people are doing. Oh, that's right. They're they're curing racism with this, said the morons. I know this is it's crazy. But the coronavirus thing, now we've moved past. And this is also I think part of the mentality of many of the people that are pulling the strings and pushing for this behind the scenes on the left. We're not allowed to do an after

action report of these democrats. States that have had the most extreme lockdowns. They've ruined their economies, They've put the United States into a recession. They've done all of this for no benefit. They did not have to do this. They chose to do this, and it was the wrong thing to do. But no, they'd rather go and and wage their anti fascist struggle, which now includes you know

in Europe they're protesting, oh, huge protests. And by the way, I thought they were worried about the disease there too. I thought COVID nineteen was a big social sincing, a big threat. If it's about policing in Minneapolis and how they need to defund defund the police in Minneapolis, why are people in London and Amsterdam gathering in huge numbers to know this is about leftism. It's about feel good politics man, one world government, socialism, statesm piled on top

of each other. It's about a massive global infusion of collectivism and people just sitting around and being all about their white guilt and oh my gosh, white privilege just all apologized for it. There's this video going around over the weekend of a bunch of white white people, who are, you know, washing defeat of black pastors as a form of public penance for white guilt and the sins of white people. I'm never going to apologize for being white. I was born this way. It has nothing to do

with my character, my mentality, anything else. This is just how I was born, the same way that it would be immoral for me to judge somebody else by their skin color, the same way that it would be a logical and moral fallacy to see someone's skin color and make any inference or distinction about who they are as

a person or their worth. I do not accept that I have any guilt or less worth because of my skin color, nor do I think that I have any advantage or in any way am considered superior to anyone because of skin color. This is the only way to stay morally and ethically consistent on this matter. By the way, the things that other people are telling you about how oh, no you're white privileges, No, no, no. We are morally culpable for actions, for decisions that we make as human beings.

We are not culpable for what other people in other times or other places have done. But this is going to be a fight, make no mistake about it. And the anti fascists who are defacing Churchill statues in London without any irony whatsoever and putting up on a statue of the founder of the modern of modern policing in the UK. Remember, US policing is largely taken from the Hey policing. In fact, our intelligence community as well was built off of a UK model with the Secret Intelligence

Service and m I five and m I six. But policing is something we've also taken culturally and legally speaking from the UK and the founder of modern modern policing, his statue was defaced and they put a I mean, I just you can't imagine this stuff. They put a hammer and sickle on the statue and now I just got to tell people there's there's no better proof you can have. Sir Robert Peel, by the way, in eighteen twenty nine, Sir Robert Peel established the London Metropolitan Police Force.

He is known as the father of modern policing. If you think that you are anti police brutality and violence and you are painting, as they did over the weekend in the UK the symbol of the Soviet Union the hammer and sickle on a statue. If you think you're opposed to rough policing, you really don't know anything about the Soviet Union. If you don't like aggressive policing, the

Soviet Union was really not your thing. Where it was a true police state where officers of the state police in their different forms could come and take you from your home in the middle of the night with no charges, no due process, hold you in a cell, torture you, rape you, beat you, and then send you to Siberia or take you for summary execution, send you to the gulag, or just take you out back and put a bullet

in your skull. That was the Soviet Union's version of police for millions and millions and millions of victims, tens of millions. But people think that they're anti police violence and they're painting the hammer and cyclo on things. It is not possible to be more wrong and more ignorant than this left wing movement. It's impossible. Whatever the exact opposite of the truth is, they're able to how find that, Yes, they represent Soviet style policing. That's what we need communist states.

They've really figured out policing. Well, they know nothing, it seems of history, or they figure that they can just rewrite it with their emotions. It doesn't matter. They feel a certain way about che Guvara, they feel a certain way about the Soviet Union, and that's all that matters to them. You're in the Freedom Hut. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. Yeah, I don't. I don't remember all the woke snappers at the New York Times rising up in arms or whenever they published the Taliban OpEd

just a few months ago. It just goes to show you the more rots inside some of our media and academic institutions, that they don't get outraged about the Taliban, but they do get outraged about conservative opinion. I mean, that's the best comparison you could ever ever find. Right. They will they will literally publish, as they did an op ed by the Taliban in the New York Times.

That's okay, but they will not publish without an uproar and demands that heads roll in uproar that a sitting US Senator would write an editorial that was entirely not only within the scope of the US political discourse, but is supported by a whose position is supported by a strong majority of the American people. Taliban, totally fine. New York Times wants to published that. Achmandena Jod totally fine. New York Times will publish that. I mean, Achmendena Jod,

I'll never forget. It was a great moment because the left or such a bunch of childish frauds. It's just full of it. And I mean the elites at the highest level, the university professors, the TV news anchors, the CEOs of lib leaning corporations. Corporate America is now left dominated by the ways dominated by libs all over the place. But people, old corporations are right wing. Big business loves

big government. Don't ever forget that. Don't ever that they hate small business because every small business is an act of personal an act of individual and family autonomy in the market. They hate that. They want it to all be wrapped up in big corporations that they can control, and that then that can have you know, hr departments that run those things like the Stasi. Did you say

that only women can menstruate? JK. Rowling, most wealthy author and history, gotten big trouble over the weekend because she's like, yeah, men can't get their periods. Guys, we need to stop this. I'll tell you what the okay, the exact quote where it was it, The exact quote was, if sex isn't real, there's no same sex attraction. If sex isn't real, the lived reality of women globally is erased. I know and love trans people, but erasing the concept of sex removes

the ability of many to meaningfully discuss their lives. It isn't hate to speak the truth. It is hate to speak the truth. According to the woke miss Rowling, maybe come on over to conservatism. Where intellectual pursuit is real and the exchange of ideas is still welcome. Don't join the woke mob, the cultish, brainwashed libs. You don't want to be a part of that team. I guess she does. They throw better cocktail parties. It's easier too, You can

get away with more. You know. All you have to do is obey the cult, and you've got a whole army that has your back on all matters, social and political, and economic and professional. It's so much easier to be a leftist, especially in a city. Oh man, if I was willing to be a turncoat trader like a lot of people who used to be on the right who now switched over at over, at MSNBC and other places, you get these never trumpers. They're just turncoats. They're just

traders to what they said. They believe what they said. They spent their adult lives fighting for it. Just frauds, fakes, phonies. But take your aling made the mistake. He can't, can't, she says, Oh no, the truth is not hate. The truth is hate. Now that's how they've defined it. Now, you speak the truth of it upsets people, if it triggers them Oh, my gosh, triggered. So triggered. Tom Cotton sending the troops editorial means that James Bennett, who was the editor of the op ed page of the New

York Times, a hallowed position in lib establishment media. James Bennett is out. He's out. How to resign? They cost this guy his job. Staffers within the New York Times cost this guy his job. Yeah, that's right, because he published an editorial. Remember, the purpose of an op ed is to get diverse viewpoints. The purpose of publishing Tom Cotton on this could not have been any more clear. But people in the Times came up with a left

wing construct of this. Is he Tom Cotton? This is what they said is advocating violence against black New York Times staffers. Oh that sounds horrifying, right, you can't. I mean, that's too disgusting and terrible. So the only problem is it's not true. Is not what he did, It's not reality doesn't matter. To come up with a narrative, and this is what they do with all these things. Come up with a narrative and then the emotion drives the

rest of it. The facts cannot be allowed to get in the way of an important political narrative for the left. And then that brings me to that brings me to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Also, somebody's out there another editor I for. He's a long time editor, not the editor in chief, but a senior editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Of the weekend, not woke enough, Not Woke enough, NPR is putting out a put out a piece over the weekend about how

you need to decolonize your bookshelf. And now now we're back to this too, all the things on the left right. It started out with one act of violence against a black man in Minneapolis that was very emotionally charged and very upsetting and very wrong. It starts with that, where there's universal moral agreement, and then that is used as leverage to get you to try to agree to all this other left wing stuff that has nothing to do with that. Decolonize your bookshelf. Can they tell them who

are the approved great authors? Who are the approved non white male great authors that I'm supposed to be reading now because I want to quote decolonize my bookshelf. And when they tell me this, just the same way that I'm willing to say protesters are allowed to have their

voice and have their say. I'm allowed to say it's stupid and that's meaningless, and it's going to hurt people what they're advocating for because it is okay, give me the list of the non white male authors, and then I reserve the right to look at this and say, not a great book, not a great all. You know some some yes, some no, right, But I'm not just gonna take a list. First of All'm not going to decolonize my bookhelf. But I'm not going to just accept

that they're putting forward people. Oh, you know Shakespeare, Yeah he's good, but he's you know, he's an old white guys. It's not so good. Let's put someone else forward. I mean, we're going to celebrate, you know, I'm sorry, who is the author? Who is the non white male author that is being not read enough in schools? That would be a game changer for our perception. I mean, I asked

the question, honestly, who. I mean. I've read I've read Richard, right, I've read some of the great celebrate but you know, you'll notice that Frederick Douglas does not get the celebration on the left that he should and or really a cry to argue across the board. Frederick Douglas was a true genius in his way. But there are these other authors that are far left who put out crap. But they're non white, they're far left, and then we're told, oh,

you've got to read this. No. Thanks for listening to The Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Rock and roll, Fellow Patriots, we made our score up to eleven. It's time for roll call. It is time for the Roll Call Facebook dot com slash buck Sexton. First, we want to check in on our buddy, producer Mark, Producer Mark. How is your weekend? Quiet? Yeah, okay, any anything to

anything noteworthy? We'll watch the rest of Fuller House with the wife. It's wasn't not good. Yeah, it doesn't sound like it was very good. Yeah, I mean it's very you know, gonna have Aunt Bucky aunt Becky, not Bucky Aunt Becky because she's in the big house. Yes, they explained her absence that she was in Nebraska helping her mother. Ah, no, aunt Becky. Oh man, what a shave? What a shave? Sorry,

look I was I was Team Man Becky. I mean, I didn't want to go to prisoner, but I gotta say it's who would have thought that we'd be in this situation right now? Yeah, to get any anyting food, anything else happened over the weekend. That's the we're telling the folks, and nothing really know what I'm saying. I watched I watched Penny Dreadful City of Angels, and I got about fifteen minutes into it. It is horrible. It

is so bad. I just couldn't even get through it because Penny Dreadful, the original show, which I think was a showtime show, was actually quite good for what it was and very entertaining. And this show is horrible and it makes me mad because it has nothing to do with with the other show. But they just knew that they had a good show, so it's like they tried

to connect it when it has. You remember when Tommy Lee Jones was in The Fugitive and which was a great movie, and then they made like a Wesley Snipes The Fugitive like something else. But it really is like a different movie, different you know what I'm saying. It's

like the Men in Black movie without Will Smith. Yeah, well kind of at least that's the same story like this, say, is this storyline is not even that, it's like nothing, you know, it's a little bit like more more like that True Detective show, which the first season was great and then the second season was unwatchable garbage, and then they really have nothing. There's a basic premise that's similar of two cops in a place. Other than that, it's

totally different. Yes, I've heard good things about the first season and everyone says to stop, So why do I bother watching it? Have you seen the first season? No? Oh dude, dude, producer Mark, you got to add that one to the list, man, But why am I going to watch it? If I know the second season stinks because because it's a standalone, so you're just watching one season. I'm sure that's amazing. So it's like I'm watching nothing

to do with the first season. So it's like, you know, I'm trying to think of a better, you know, something like this where they kind of go off and it's not similar at all. But season nine of Scrubs, Speed one and Speed two, the movies Speed one amazing. Prucer Nick is calling it an anthology. Yeah, maybe that's the

way to think about it. I don't know, anyway, it was really, it was really I got the snow Princess to lock in and try to watch someone with me, and she was like, this is what we get when we listen to you. Because I also convinced her last weekend because I'm sick of watching this same stuff, you know, and so I want to expend our horizons. So I got her to watch Grim, which is like Grimm's fairy Tale in a modern detective setting. Very bad, trash, trash

with crappy production values. Anyway, I wish I had something good to Oh. I mean, the last dance is amazing, but I ripped through it. Now I'm done. Now what do I do? I mean, find another sports documentary and I suppose yeah, all right, roll call time, and plus we will do so I think Mark and I have decided that we'll pick the best voicemails and it'll be it'll be like a Friday thing, right, Mark, We'll do a segment to voted to voicemails on Friday, assuming we

have enough. That's better keep my blood pressure as low as puss. Yeah, yeah, so so, so you got to give a good so now, really ask to listen in for the you know, really keep it to forty five seconds or less and either get ask a question or just share your thoughts with the team and tell us we know if you don't mind how you listen, where you're calling from, if you're comfortable sharing that. So that's the way to do it. Maybe give us your name, even if it's not a real name. Yeah, give us

on name. At least you can call on in a fake name if you want, be like my name is. Buck calls his girlfriend snow Princess on the air for crying out a lot. I mean, yeah, exactly. Her name on her driver's license is not snow Princess, so in case it's not, it probably should be. Though. It's imagine if you go to the DMV and ask that to be her name, Like, what would they even say? I don't think they could if you had the legal grounds for it. Don't think the DMV employees no offense, but

they just kind of rubber stamp stuff. I don't think they're gonna take any offense to that. Um, So let us move, shall we. Douglas first up here? Buck, the Minneapolis Police Force should stay home, stay safe for a week just to see how that would work going forward.

You know, I'm just gonna say this, folks. I understand the the impetus to let let the cities burn themselves down and burn them but you gotta remember for those of us who are stuck here in the places, you know, and I get it, you're like, democrats should have to live with the decisions they're making, and then everybody will understand. And you know, this is the laboratory of democracy playing out.

But just think about the rest of us, Okay, think about what it means when these cities become lawless, and who's hurt by it, and how terrible it is. This is a price that's too highs. This is not a lesson we should have to learn. We already learned it in American cities through the seventies and into the eighties into the early nineties. We've already learned this. The hands off police are the bad guys. Let things happen, social

workers will fix it up. Mentality, it does not do well for us, It doesn't do well for society for anyone. And in places you know, I think in Los Angeles County there's a million registered Republicans in New York. There there's about a million Republicans, So just remember there's a lot of people who aren't in favor. And then there's some Democrats who are sane enough did not want this stuff.

And then there's the we should just protect people from their stupid ideas, even if they don't realize they're stupid, which means that all the Libs that are like no police, we still want them to have police, Yes we do. We still want them to be safe too. But I hear you, Douglas. Thanks for writing in. Zach Buck longtime listener here. I've been listening since my junior year of high school. Wow, and I just graduated from college. Your show has been great over the past six years. Well, Zach,

thank you so much. I feel like Zach's grown up with us. I spoke to a friend today who was a doctoral student from Saudi Arabia about the protesting and rioting. It was interesting to hear a perspective that wasn't influenced by their position in American politics. He concurred with everything you've said and agreed that the left has co opted this from protests against unjust police killing to an anti

police and anti Trump movement. It was refreshing for me to hear an outside perspective to make sure that I'm not going crazy since all my friends from college in high school are posting the black squares on Instagram and talking about how Trump is a dictator as always shields. I hey, Zach, honor to have you the freedom? Hup man young team buck in the house. We love it. And yeah, it's for everyone. I know. It's so much cooler now, it's so much more. That's what I think

is so funny. People act like putting the black square on your Instagram and doing this solidarity social media stuff. Yeah, man, I'm being brave. No, this is what everyone's telling you to do. It's not It's not brave. This is this is the OPM. This is what you know. I don't know want else to say. It's not brave. Everyone's doing this and you get nothing but high fives and everyone telling you how wonderful you are when you do this.

That's not brave. That's easy, so Zach to be as you are a free thinker who appreciates real discourse, real thought, intellectual rigor. That's a much better place. But it's going to be lonely sometimes, man, I'm just gonna tell you, it's why he was going to come back to the Hut, because you know, we've got your back here. But in

the rest of the world, you know. I look, I've told you before my previous life as a single guy, I've had people I've gotten phone numbers from women when I was single, you know, earlier in my time, phone numbers from women and had them canceled dates when they found out what I think about a different political issue because of what's on the internet. Yeah, that's happened before. Excuse me. But like, I totally heard what you said about climate change, and I just don't think it'll work.

I'm like, fine, that's great. No cycle libs. I've learned. I've learned my lesson. No cycle lives. You don't want them in your life. You're on date them, you're on deal with them. It's a bad idea. But Zach Gobless shield time man. Good to have you on the team, Jared buck On the one hand, the left says that police are evil and can't be trusted. On the other they say you don't need a gun to protect yourself,

but should call the police. So which is it? Well, Jared What they would really say, or what the logic of their position is, is that you, my friend, if you are disarmed and then the police are defunded, you are a necessary casualty if someone breaks into your home and attacks you, of the change that they seek to create. Don't you understand, You know, to make an omelet, you got to break a few eggs. My man, you know that they view this all as of course, there's a cost.

Of course, this isn't going to be risk free. Of course they're ah, but they're not going to be the ones who pay the price. The ones advocating for this, they will have protection, they have wealth, they will be secure. It is the people who rely on law enforcement to protect them, particularly in dangerous communities. All the dangerous communities will be spreading out. There'll be more and more dangerous

communities if you defund police. So just remember that I think there has been this perception for a while that all it will take is a spike in violent crime in some area for everyone who's advocating for less police presence or to realize what about No, they won't realize though. Even the ones that are paying attention to the numbers will say, well, but at least we don't have more

police violence. Yeah, there's been more murders, more people dead, more people raped, more people who have had their lives ruined by criminals. But we're approaching the society we want now where there's less of a sense of over policing of minority communities, and so that's a worthwhile trade off, That is what the left will say. So don't think that spiking crime, even if they defund police, will make

them change their minds. No, no, do you think that In the Soviet Union the true believers of the Communist Party looked at the repression and the famines and the dysfunction and the autocracy and thought, wow, this is about it. In No, No, it's just hey man making a perfect world. It's going to be complicated. Bringing about the revolution and then running things on revolutionary principles means you never have

to say you're sorry because you got bigger things. You got bigger fish to fry, so to speak, you're in the freedom. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. All right, more roll called head, She reminds me, I bet producer Mark hasn't even sent Bill to have seen Bill and Ted's excellent adventure have you. Oh no, you young whipper snapper, how do you have you not seen

Bill and Ted's excellently. I swear these young millennials they need to show a little more respect to the canon of great film and music from the old Graybeard millennial era also known as the late nineties. Yeah, because Bill and I liked all the movies from the late nineties, I mean all the music from late nineties. Well that's good, that's a good start. But dude, Bill and we got

to make a list. And Producer Mark, you know, I watched Miracle basically on your say so, And I don't understand why you need my invitation to watch one of the best sports movies ever. See He's so he's so crotchety about this. I'm just trying to say, you know, I take advice. But you know, when was the last I've I've been saying, Producer Mark, have you seen this? Have you seen that? When was the last time he came on the show? Said I got missus Mark to

agree to try this out? That's your problem. Missus Mark is never going to watch anything that I just do. I have to go direct to the source. Do I have to get missus Mark to say it's okay exactly, that's what your Yeah, all right, you know it. Just don't worry. As soon as we get missus, Mark and snow Princess together, my god, you and I are going to be watching nothing but rom coms. Okay, ready, we've got to delay that as much as possible. Maybe Quenwall

can shut down the state again. Now all of a sudden will like the shutdown, Ted, hey, Buck, and Mark. I imagine it stinks living with the leftist, but it's nice to know someone is keeping the shields high in the city. I was born in Detroit, and I know how this ends. It's not good seeing a large city turn to crap because of dishonesty is the way it works. These mayors will do identity politics to sway voters. Detroit is a good example of what is to come for

these cities. It's been over three decades and the city has not revived. I loved with listening to you guys and wish you the best. Well, thank you so much, Ted, And yeah, look I lived I lived in in New York that had over two thousand murders a year. And you might say, oh, but Buck, you know you didn't and like, I've never pretended I didn't grow up in the projects, I didn't grow up in a dificulighborhood. I grew up in a very nice neighborhood of New York City.

But that didn't matter because the streets were dangerous even a night. What do people think that the criminals are, like, We're only going to stay in the bad parts of the city. No, if, especially if you're gonna rob people and break into places and steal things, where do you go there? They're wealthier parts of the city. And it was there. The street crime was super high. There was

graffiti everywhere everybody that I knew. I went to a Catholic school where we were told at the beginning of every school year, when we were just walking home, walking a half a mile a mile home, something like that, we were told the beginning of school year to take off our little blue blazer and to take off our little necktie so we were less likely to get beaten

and mugged. I'm not making this up. Every year for years until the city clean up happened and all of a sudden, because people got mugged all the time, some would come up to them punch them in the face, pull out a knife, take their little velcrow while with five dollars in it didn't matter. Happened. All happened though most of my friends happened all the time. That was where we were, That was where we were living with in the city. People want to go back to that.

It's really it's really stunning. Uh, you know, I knew I had in my year a classmate of it was a school, the school that was right across from mine. There was a young woman who's my age, and her and her boyfriend were part of stabbing a guy to death in Central Park, filling his body with rocks and trying to sink him to the bottom of the boat pond.

That stuff would happened back then. I mean that was a shot, but I mean that bad, bad, violent stuff would happen involving people of all socio economic backgrounds, of all it was just a free for all. So I know what it's like. People libs want to go back

to that. They don't think it'll affect them though, that's the and if it does affect some other people who are not well off, if it affects people who are you know, in a bad, bad socio economic condition, well, an omelet you gotta break a few eggs, right, that's what it becomes, always self justifying. It would be worse if we weren't doing this, which is just It's as upsetting as it gets. But here we are, brad Hey, bucking Mark, thanks for hitting it out of the park

every single day and reading our emails. Of course they can thank producing Mark for that one. This protest riot thing is an excellent comparison to the Second Amendment. The people who follow the law, adhere to stay at home orders and do not congregate those who don't gather in the streets. By the thousands, they'll be the ones with guns when Joe Biden takes the Second Amendment away. Also, what's with the left's war on churches, keeping them closed,

burning them down? They should know by past experience with other countries that holy wars don't work out. Well, keep up the great work. Yeah, no, I mean, this is what I've been saying about cities where you know, the bad people have guns and cities, but they want to take them out, you know, take it out for us and make sure we take them out of our hands, rather make sure that law biding people don't It's very

troubling Joel. Hey Buck, I'll admit when my wife first introduced me to your show, I was not a fan because of the frequency and sound of some of your impressions. Like Hillary. I've taken it back, but I may have called you just Tucker Carlson's less confused looking cousin. That being said, I'm concerned about the state of things as they are, especially as it pertains to the coming election.

If you remember that pack that liberal states signed to transfer their electors to vote electoral votes to popular vote winners, well, worries means the scenario where Trump wins the electoral college but not the popular vote, would Trump have to step down? Your thoughts know, if the system is a system, I

don't think that'll happen, but anything's going Anything's possible these days. Ps. A good format for the multipodcast would be something like drunk history, where you sit down with scotch, pour yourself a few, and then dispense knowledge. I kind of like that idea. I might actually do that. All right, everybody, great show coming tomorrow, Share with friends, Shields Hie