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in NYC. Good to be back back your in person with the team. We're gonna be taking some calls if you want to chat about whatever. And by the way, always the case right, eight four four two five eight four four nine buck. I figure, if you've got a phone number with your name in it, you might as well say it right, fun to say, we've got we've got some jobs stuff to talk about. Latest on Trump, the Mueller probe gets slapped down by a federal judge today.

I meant to mention that in our you know, rundown moment at the top of the show, a judge calling out that this is this is, in fact a witch hunting, is a head hunting expedition with all kinds of political malfeasans at play. And we'll take some of Trump's best moments from the n r I but n race summit. Right, I'm calling this right out down in Dallas. But let's start with jobs. Just because we're setting records today, folks, we are setting records. Um. Here is what we found

out today. This is a pretty good report. The big headline here three point nine percent. That is our nation's unemployment rate, and that is the lowest rate since back into December two thousand during the dot com years. The market loves this number. Stocks are rallying here in the pre market action on this and the idea there is that it points to an economy where jobs are growing, things are looking good. At three unemployment, that's a wow number,

and yet not real signs of inflation or overheating. So the Federal Reserve doesn't need to get super aggressed it when it comes to raising interest rates and tightening policy. And that is why the market likes this number. Big market push today, dal Jones closing up some uh, you know, three digits, whatever it was. We're not a market show,

so come on. But I like to point this out because we need to remember that we were told that if Trump became president, the all the terrible things were gonna happen, right, the fascism in this country, the right, whatever happened to the alts right. I thought the alt right ran the country. Do you remember all the all the think pieces about the alt right and the little the little moron neo Nazis with their with their tea heat torches or whatever, and oh my gosh, they're coming.

It's like this is the equivalent of how it was, the equivalent of having all the major news outlets walk up to guys that are pushing shopping carts on the street with big signs about how the world's gonna end tomorrow and be like, this is a movement, the movement is here, the movement is coming, and you know you're sitting there like, I don't think anyone was really listening to guy who is uh walking around yelling with the

sign sticking out of his shopping cart. But nonetheless, media was running all kinds of stories about the the alt right. Boogeyman was useful for a while for them. You know, you had a Republican running against the Democrats that we had to hear all this stuff about David Duke. Will notice we don't hear about David Duke anymore because nobody cares what that racist piece of garbage has to say about anything. And yet during the election, I was hearing

all this stuff. We heard things then we should remember, because it's almost like they were trying to stack the deck, trying to make certain things happen that otherwise would not, trying to push for maybe one candidate over another at the expense of any ethics as journalists or even ethics as being good people. But they said that Trump was a failed businessman, was a dishonest businessman, was the worst.

All that stuff, and the night of the election, when it was clear Hill he was gonna lose, and the and the DAL futures DW Jones Industrial futures dropped five points. They're saying, look, it's all gonna come apart. Turns out the economy is right now basically as good as it has or the best it has been since the dot com boom, which was the best the economy was certainly in my lifetime before that. So if you look at two points. By the way, the Dow was up three

thirty two points today just flashed on the screen. So there we go. Um, but no, no, that's in response to the jobs numbers. I know overall overall this week it was down a tiny bit, but still it's doing doing very very well. But this is the problem that Democrats have, See, the narrative has to have something to latch onto right now. Their narrative is Trump is literally the worst. This is the the dominant media democrat narrative

is that Trump is literally the worst president in history. Right, this is what they think, He's the worst president history. I actually had to point out to Madeline Albright online that to say that Trump is the most undemocratic president in history is kind of rough. Considering FDR put Japanese Americans in internment camps and Woodrow Wilson resegregated the federal government, was a clan apologist and thought the South sort of defeated the North in the Civil War and that slavery

should have continued. I mean, those are some pretty bad presidents that we had in recent memory. But they think that Trump is the worst. How is it that Trump is the worst president ever? But things are good? This is what I keep saying to my My liberal friends were like, how could you support him? I'm like, why wouldn't I Like? What? What do you think is happening that I'm supposed to be upset about? Hmm? A tough one. But I'm not the only I mean, I'm not the

only one who's noticing this. By the way, you had not the fun Cuomo, the bro Cuomo not yeah, not the not the governor, but the brother bro over at CNN and Camarada had to react to the jobs report. Okay, that's who I mean. There's just no way the way

to slicer as you point out strong job market. It has been a very strong job market, and the and the lowest unemployment rate since two thousand and when you look at the underemployment rate, you guys, that's the people who are working and not working up to their potential, really out of work or working part time, but I want to be working full time. That's about seven That number is also falling here, so that's another good time. Yeah,

it's it's really interesting. I gotta look into it. I have to see which of the industries that are moving, why they're moving, where you see the different rage and efficiencies. That's the right question. We have to figure that out. We've got to figure it out. It's really tough. You know. Definitely has nothing to do with the big tax cut. We're having a president who is favorable towards capitalism and it's not all about quote fairness and redistribute. It's not that.

It's other things. I'm gonna come back to you. I'm gonna I'm gonna do a lot of research. First, I'm gonna go do you even lift bro First, I'm gonna go to the stop by g n C. Then then I'm gonna do some do some research. It's into the economicals of why the job's markets pretty good right now, Thanks Cuomo. I'm having a lot of fun with the Cuomos. Hopefully, hopefully they don't have some other relatives that are gonna decide to get to cross with me and I'm gonna

be sleeping with the fishes. I'm just saying, you know, I don't know. I'm just saying they could be upset with me. So so anyway, you got Cuomo out there saying that stuff. Camerada is kind of like, oh my gosh, the jobs the jobs report was so strong. I don't know what we're on c And then what do we do do we say it's not strong, Perhaps it's too strong. It's it's a job's report that's hyper masculine. Uh. They don't know what to do over there because things are good,

But they should have asked Valerie Jarrett. Remember her? Actually, you probably only vaguely remember her because I think in the entirety of the Obama administration, I saw her speak publicly like twice am I am I imagining that producer micro.

She was not a the most senior and this is why when people start to, you know, give a rough time with the whole Jarreed thing, I'm like, whoa hold on a second, The most senior advisor in the previous two administrations or the abdministration for eight years was Valerie Jarrett, whom I had received numerous first person descriptions of from other people in the news and journalism industry that I cannot repeat you on air referring to her abilities. But

let's just say they were unimpressed. Uh they were. They were unimpressed with the depth of her of her knowledge on anything up to including how to how best to like open the door. So they were not Yeah, they were not. I'm just saying I Look, I'm just telling you what I'm telling you what I heard. They were

not impressed. Uh. And but Valerie Jarrett, Uh, she came up with a better answer than Cameron or so maybe there maybe my my contacts were, you know, being too harsh because she came up with a better answer than Cuomo or Camarada. For the job's report, who who wants to guess what it is he just had moments ago? Were the new job numbers the lowest in anybody's memory? Three point nine percent unemployment rate. It's been fifteen months

of Donald Trump's presidency. Do you give him credit for that? Look, I think we have to look at it over a longer horizon than that. If you think about what the economy was like when President Obama took office, and we were losing seven and fifty thousand jobs a month, and under his watch, the unemployment rate dropped in half, and it's encouraging to see that we're continuing to make progress. There you go, it's Obama's victory. The jobs report now

eighteen months into Trump's presidency. Thanks Obama's that's who we're supposed to say. Yeah, that's right, Yeah, that's that's what we're told. Nothing to do with the tax cut, by the way, slash the corporate tax, corporate tax ray. It's not like people are gonna hire more, people invest more in their businesses, try to gain you know, try to getting competitive advantage over the rest of the marketplace with the additional cash that they're not now paying the federal government. Man.

None of that though, those aren't their reasons. See, this is the fundamental problem. I have to to be fair to the left on this stuff. They're running with all the stormy Daniels in Russia collusion seven, because what else are they gonna do and be like, well, no, not, what what are we to do with with the workers? Who are passing out the checks to the unemployed people

like we're what are they gonna do? They're gonna complain to the job supports so strong the stock market, despite a lot of people thinking it's overheated, still stand up there, which affects your your four oh one k. It also affects hiring and affects your business. And the stock market is much more than just something that you invest in, right, It's a reflection of confidence and and overall m overall financial trajectory of the country. So what are they supposed

to do? Well, what are they gonna do? They can't say we hate all the good things that are objective metrics. We can't point to those, So instead they either do the do the Thanks Obama. Yeah, let's just all I get. Thanks to Obama for this one. Um. If you go back and look at the growth during the Obama years, year by year, By the way, the slowest recovery from a recession since the Second World War was aligned exactly

with Obama's eight years in office. The slowest recovery possible, or the word the worst recovery and the slowest we had seen since the Second World War. But yeah, thanks Obama. That's always one. It's always one way to go though. Anything that that's good, Thanks Obama. There we go, look at that. Um. By the way, we we've done an update and I don't know if this is gonna work. Uh, I don't know if this is gonna work. But we decided to expand out from our you tul portfolio of

movie quotes too. Well, let's just play it for them, John and the one which set the fact that you're dealing with an experts Sinderella warfare. But the man who's the best with guns with knives with his bare hands, a man who's been trained to ignore peine, to live off the land, to eat things that will make a blegal cute movie. Al Right, everyone fridays here to the bank centator trend to the blood bank on the movie

quote fridays with you always. Okay, So now we're just any movie quote you see if I can catch on the spot, I'm gonna say right now, producer Mike picked all these. I don't know what I know. The one of them is Mr Freese from Batman. First of all, the first quote you put in there, Mike, is like a monologue. Okay, it's it's very long for our purposes here, and what is that movie even from? I don't even know.

You don't know what it's from. I don't even know what the first one is from First Blood Colonel Troutman talking about John Jay Rambo. Okay, now now I'm just complaining about the length because the movie is legit. Fine, fine, producer, Mike Fine. I knew when you knew where it was from. Yeah, yeah, he had he had this little smug his little smug look. It is a smug look on his face over there, and I was like, what is this? You know he's gonna get me all right, Fine, he won this one.

But saving the flavor, Yeah, that had a feeling that was gonna happen. So you can bring any quote you want my way from any movie, but it just it doesn't have to be action. It just has to be awesome. So we're making this more vague, which means that this is gonna get really interesting. I think eight four four to five buck? What what happened to the Muller probe today? The Muller probe got a got a buck slap? Just like that? How and why tell you? In a few

stay right there? Yea some of those jobs of the past are just not gonna come back. And when somebody says, like the person you just mentioned, I'm not going to advertise for that, he's gonna bring all these jobs back. Well, how exactly are you gonna do that? What are you gonna do? There's there's no answer to it. He just says, well, I'm gonna I'm gonna negotiate a better deal. What how? What? How exactly are you going to negotiate that? What magic wand do you have? And usually the answer is you

don't have an answer. Actually the answer is the magic wand is capitalism, magic wand is tax cuts? All kinds of answers Trump could probably offer President Obama. Now, oh, and the other answer is the guy he's talking about is the current President United States, Donald Trump. But you know, my friends, we have to hold them accountable for the

previous statements. We're gonna have to hold them accountable when there are no charges against Trump from the whole Russia collusion debacle, because they're gonna just move on, you know, they're just gonna be like, oh, you know whatever, now we've burned Now, when we burned down the village, We're just gonna go on to the next one. But wait, what about all the things you said here? And don't worry about that kid. Move on, Karen and Grand Rapids, Michigan.

I've actually been to Grand Rapids. Nice place. What's up, Karen. I love your show, You love your I have to say I love your little Julia Child's voice, the little English biscuit lady. It's so funny. Let every time you do it, thank you. We have to I'll have to make English Biscuit Lady a more common occurrence on the show. I wanted to say, I think for a lot of average people, it's it's hard to get interested in all the Trump Muller and the you know McCabe and all

the issues that happened. If everything American could see a spreadsheet on how much money they've investigating this you know issue or or which hunt, whatever you wanna call it. I would like to see how much each person has been paid and how long they've been doing the job, because I think most people that makes fifty two dollars a year would be so appalled they would probably say something or want to do something about it. Yeah, I think the more transparency we have into the Miller probe Karen,

the worst it will be for the Muller probe. And this is a perfect transition because that's what we're gonna be talking about in just a moment here. Well. And then the other thing I'd like to see, speaking of annoying money spent, is that the press dinner that they just had. I'd like to know who pays for that. The One House Correspondence Association pays for it, so I can tell you that, Okay, is that something they pay into? Um? I think it's just I mean, it's an organization. I

don't know. I don't know if they collect dues. It's a nonprofit. I don't know too much about the structure of it. But I can tell you this, I'm not going. I was very proud, by the way, a very happy um to see that The Hill has to I'm a columnist for the Hill. They've decided they are, UM, not gonna be going for the foreseeable. They're like, we're out after years and years. Yeah, So so I don't and I don't. Is it is it actually held at the

White House? No? No, it's held at a hotel. Um. I maybe one day I'll tell my whole White House correspondence debacle story about being there at once, and I was it was seven years or six years, seven years ago. Thanks Karen for calling. I'm going to talk to you Shields High. Yeah. I went to the w h C D called nerd prom by people who don't deserve the title nerd because they're not smart enough for it. Uh. I went and I was like, I'm never coming back. This is this, this sucks, and it does and it

was particularly crappy this year. What happened with Mueller. I'll tell you he's holding the line for America. Buck Sexton, his back. Judge g. S ellis who is really something very special. I hear from many standpoints. He's a respected person. Suggested the charges before the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia were just part of the Mueller team's designs to pressure Mr Manafort into giving up information on President Donald Trump or others in the campaign.

I've been saying that for a long time, to witch hunt. Then none of that information has to do with information related to the Russian government coordination and the campaign of Donald Trump doesn't have anything to do it's from years before. Then, how does this have anything to do with the campaign. The judge as let me tell you if we all but I love sighting this battle. He likes find the battles. Let me tell you it was a good day for for Trump, bad day for Mueller and company. Notice they're

not going to talk much about this other stuff. I see a lot of focus here. Oh what's what? As I'm on the are you right now? CNN legal teams still talking with Mueller about interview despite Rudy Rudy Giuliani blank show. It starts with s h Uh, that's what. That's what's c ANNs focused on. They have to give their delusional, disturbed audience hope that Trump is going to

get prosecuted and destroyed by Mueller. That's the only way to keep people watching CNA at this point, I don't I think CNN actually has to do a rebranding if if Trump doesn't get impeach and remove from office, because no serious person would be able to look anyone else in the eye. I have actually run this experiment with

some friends recently. I've said, tell me this, Uh, Anderson Cooper and Rachel Maddow are the two biggest names or here, you know, I think that's maybe Jake Tapper, I don't whatever, let's just say it's it's a Cooper and Matdow. I think they're the two biggest names, respectively at CNN and MSNBC. If you asked Rachel Maddow, or if you ask somebody about Rachel Maddow, are you opposed to Trump? Are you a you know A are you a progressive who shares

your opinions? She would say yes. CNN Anderson, Cooper or Tapper, anyone would say no, we're journalists. We do this without fear or favor. And they they'd say it to you with a straight face. I mean you would laugh, but they would say it to you with a straight face. After all we've seen. I don't understand how if there if they don't give the payoff that they've been promising their Trump derangement syndrome infected audience for eighteen months, I don't know how they can go back to like, we're

just journalists, journalists down the middle. I don't I don't know how they do that. I think I think they're they're forever tainted in a way that they won't be able to recover from unless they say, Okay, we gotta do a house cleaning and really changed change things up here. That's my opinion, but I tend to be right. So what was Trump referring to though? With this judge? This was really interesting, folks. I mean, this was this was

something that you won't see getting nearly enough coverage. But here's what happened. Paul Manafford is, you know, the former Trump campaign manager. He was in court in Alexandria, Virginia earlier today and the his legal team is arguing that the Special Counsel does not have power to indict him

based on the charges they have brought. The judge, Federal Judge T. S ellis the third ask the Mueller team where they derived the authority to indict Manaford on banking crimes, UH banking crimes dating back as far as two thousand

and five. The Special Counsel argued that Rosenstein at d o J gave them the ability to or you know, gave them the authority in May on the May second, two thousand and two letter, which keep in mind a lot of it is still redacted, but some of the info in the Special Council investigation, according to the prosecutors today, were trying to you know slam Maniford for like thirty years. No,

it's not even thirty, it's like three hundred years. I mean this has Banana Republic stuff that they want to send Manaford to prison for decades and decades, like centuries. I think actually, if you add up all the time, he's facing man Paul Manaford, who has killed zero people, who is not a violent person or a danger to anyone, but who was basically accused of hiding some money that

he made from the federal government. That's really all he's accused of at this point is financial banking crimes and not against you. He wasn't like swindling old ladies out of their bank accounts. He just wasn't given the fair cut to Uncle Sam, which if you, for example, asked, like Wesley Snipes, that can be rough. See I was, as I was a Wesley fan, I thought Blade was one of the rare good superhero movies before like this deluge of superhero mute movies, and if I always felt

like Wesley never got enough credit for that one. And then and then he didn't pay taxes on forty million dollars, which you know you can you can write off some lunches here and there, and like, I don't think they're gonna notice that. If they do, I think they can let that slide. Forty million. Uncle Sam's gonna he's gonna figure that one out at some point. I think he did what three years for that anyway, point being, Wesley

got out. I'm happy about that. Uh there's a Wesley Snipes v I P Lounge in Nigeria by the way, at a nightclub story maybe for another time. Truth, that's that's a real thing. I know. I'm dropping all kinds of knowledge here. Yeah, that's a story for another time. Neither confirmed nor deny. Uh so where was I? Oh? Yes, the special counsel, special counsel saying they've got the special

authority and they want to crush manifort. And now this judge, Judge Ellis, who I think went to Princeton and Harvard Law school, um, and I think he also has a military background. Anyways, very interesting guy, very very interesting guy. Um. But the the prosecutors in this case, well, actually there's information from way before that, right, there's information from way before that. And now Ellis turns around the judge and he says, we'll wait a second. If this didn't come

from the Special Council investigation. If so, So the Special Counsel is like, we have the authority to do this, and oh, by the way, there's some information we have from a previous investigation. And so the Judge Ellis is saying, well, hold on a second. If it's from a previous investigation, isn't it's not about what you're doing. If this was already there, why doesn't the Why doesn't a normal federal court just handle us? Why is this under the purview

of the Special Council? And the Special Council said, well, actually, we've got some secret authorities that you can't know about. This is to the judge, and it's like, I'm sorry, what uh? This is a quote here. Judge Ellis amused and not persuaded. He summed up the Special Counsel's office as quote, we said this was what investigation was about, but we are not bound by it and we were lying, and then said, come on man. The judge also went on to say, this is the best part of the

whole thing, that they don't care about Manafort. They're just trying to get Trump. Oh wow, you mean a federal judge and keep in mind, we're not supposed to be criticizing federal judges, right, remember Trump criticized federal judge. Big problem. Uh, this federal judge is saying what we all know, and we've all known all along, and that is that they just they don't care about Manafort. This has nothing to do with Manafort. This is a get Trump operation, full stop,

the judge said. Judge Ellis said to Michael Driban, one of the prosecutors here, quote, you don't really care about Manafort's bank fraud prosecution and impeachment. That's what you're really interested in. This is the judge, folks that the federal prosecutors under the Special Counsel are presenting their case against Manafort too. He's like, this is this is a joke, right you guys are you guys are trying to drop the weight of Mount Olympus on this guy Manafort. You

don't care about Manifort. It's so obvious from what they're from what they're doing, from the actual maneuvers. Isn't it such a breath of fresh air to have a federal judge who's calling this crap out for what it is. This is what I'm saying to you, Dan and Dad, I know, and you're writing me and calling and you know too, right, we all see this. We know what

game they're playing. It's just so nice to have a judge, not a pond it, not a news organization to judge be like, Okay, so this is actually a head hunting expedition and you guys are going after the President United States. That's what this is. Has nothing to do with all of manaforts myriad and terrible crimes. What should this also mean now about how much faith we can put in mother to be an honest and impartial prosecutor in this whole thing. And the answer is he's not right. We

know that as well. But when you've got a judge she was calling him out in this way, I think it's uh, it is telling, It is meaningful, um, And don't don't forget that. Now you've got somebody who's on the record saying exactly we've been saying to each other all along, and that is that it's it is blatant and obvious that Manaford is just a pawn in the get Trump operation and that they are twisting the law and using every bit of discretion and authority they possibly

can to get to Trump. There's nothing to do with justice. This is all politics. Oh. One more fun thing if you want to laugh. Over the weekend, read Adam Shifts editorial in the New York Times Today. Do you see that producer Mike It's yeah. He's like, he's like, I should really, we should notch up to conclusions on the Russia collusion investigation. We should not assume impeachment is on the table. We should wait until the facts play out.

And I'm like, oh, this is a plus gas lighting the guy who has who has literally been going on TV for over year now, like we have evidence of collusion. We just can't show you yet. We have it, though, we just can't show you, but we have it. You gotta trust us. It's there, big collusion. Big Uh. That guy is now writing auditorials or he's like, well, well, slow year old, let's not jump to conclusions. Adam Schiff is is he? Yeah? He he is the used sham

wile salesman extraordinaire. That's right. He is the shadiest of the shady. Uh. And I just think it's funny that now he's trying to back office a little bit. And uh, we we will take some calls after this, uh brief interlude, UM eight four four five, We've got a spot or two open. We got some lines lit eight four four nine. Buck, if you're listening anywhere across the country, we'd love to hear from you, and uh, stay with me. To last administration had a policy of silence. Don't talk. You may

make them and him angry. Don't talk. If a horrible state that is made about the United States, don't say anything. We have no comment, please please, Oh my god. Yeah, Trump laying it down feel like the most entertaining engaging politicians since since Ronald Reagan. I just need no question about it. Obama gave a good speech. I didn't like what he stood for. He gave a good speech, but in terms of entertainment value and live audience and off

the cuff. Remember Obama gave speeches that were written. He was not good off the cuff. A lot of uh uh you know, he was not a compelling order off script. Trump does like four. I mean, look, Trump, basically it's like a radio host. I mean you know what I'm saying. We're a special We're a special bunch's folks that rock the mic. Um, all right, Nielsen in Brandon. Where's Brandon? Never never heard of this town? Nielsen? What's up, hey, Brandon,

Mississippi man, it's on the reservoir. Oh cool, I was. I learned something new today. Thanks for calling it from Mississippi, my friend. What's on your mind? Nielsen? Man? I just got a point that I need to put out there that I don't hear anyone saying. If they're successful at taking out our president, why ever vote again? Well? I think I think it's a very good point. I tried.

And what's the point Because if they just if they don't like who you vote for, they can just ruin everybody that has anything to do with them and and just flush him down the toilet, And then what's the point of voting? Then? Yeah, it's a it's a good question. By the way. Actually, Adam Schiff raised in his preposterous editorial that he's like, well, you know, Democrats, if you do remove Trump from office and he hasn't committed an egregious crime, people voted firm are gonna be pretty upset

about that. It's like, yeah, I think we're gonna be pretty upset about so. So what he's basically saying is if if we don't find anything and we just remove him because we don't like him, because we managed to take the house in the Senate, there's gonna be some problems with that. And uh And it's like, yeah, dude, that's right, there will be problems with that, Nielsen, But no, I I agree with you. There's Uh, there's just a

complete lack of any reasonableness from from the Democrat. He's another thing you never hear, right, So the big plan is to get rid of Trump? Right, So what's after that? Yeah? I don't I mean, I don't know. They just hate Trump so much. Trump he's out, he's impeached, he's in jail, his entire families in jail. Anybody whoever said a nice thing about him in jail censored on the internet and shut up so that no one in the world can never hear a positive thing about him ever again. Okay,

that you you succeeded. So what's next? What do you Pence Pence as the president? Do we put Hillary in? I mean, do we let the CIA tell us who they want to be the president next? Maybe we maybe that Ed McMuffin or whatever his name was, The Muffin dude, the the c I a dude, and Utah the Mormon. Uh, who's Nick McMullin, right, Yeah, yeah, I don't know, man, it's it's Look the good news is Nilsen. I don't think it's gonna come to that. But I can't. I

can't guarantee. And I hear you. You're your frustration. I share it, and I hope that you feel like at least on this show, we we uh tell it like it is about all this stuff. Thank you for calling in Shields High Felix from Pennsylvania. Are good, buddy. How are you feeling? Hey? Buck, how are you? Hey? I had a couple of us, but first one quick when you might enjoy did you ever think that Alex Jones might be an Illuminati plant to make conspiracies and conspiracists

look bad? No, have a little fun with that. Okay, thanks? Man? What else? But you know what, I'm also very aggravated. I really would like to see President Trump Texas sides this constitutional authority and fire all these people, charge them with something, get a special prosecutor to investigate the investigation. You know, and uh, I think that Sessions is a deep state plant? Really? Because yeah, I look at Look

look at look at Lindsey Graham. Right, Lindsey Graham claims to be behind Donald Trump, but he doesn't want anybody getting in the way of them all. I don't know, Pennsylvania, Felix. I think you're just Southern shaming right now, Lindsay Graham and Sessions. You're just being mean to the South. Felix. Thanks for calling him man. I'll give it some thought. Appreciate it. Uh. I got a story for you about John Kerry. Everybody, you're gonna like it. What is it? No? No, no,

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where he fell and broke his life. That's that was the only time I said, don't tell him you brokely, like, just stay inside saying you don't want to go. You make it much better. Th Buddy Brokely, and I learned from that at seventy three years old. You never go into a bicycle race. Okay, you just don't know that Trump trolling the carry there a little bit, no surprises, it's uh, it's it's quite a oh man. Trump is the great He is really the greatest show on Earth.

It's amazing, isn't it. But Carrie is in the headlines again a little bit. Let's just make sure that we remember the standards that liberal pretend they have when they think it gives them an opportunity to get conservatives right. For example, Oh, if you lie to federal investigators, you have to go to prison, unless you're the director of the acting director. They have bio a cabe you like

three times under Owth. Then then apparently no prison, right Scooter or Libby prison, Martha Stewart prison, General Flynn prison, maybe we'll see, but certainly criminal prosecution. So they say the law of the law until all of a sudden that I want to be the law anymore. I want you to remember that, because while I was saying, the Logan Act is unconstitutional, it is unconstitutionally vague. It is a law that has never been enforced because it is

really unenforceable. It will be like passing a law on cultural appropriation. What does it even mean? Nobody knows? Sorry, how can enforce it? I know the most woke person in the room at any point in time would be the one assigned the task of enforcing, you know, of being the cultural appropriation police. Uh but the Logan Act is technically a law. I think it's dumb and I don't think anyone should be prosecuted on it, but it's

a law. And liberals, you recall, back when Flynn was getting in trouble, liberals we're screaming about the Logan Act, which most people are like, I don't even know what that is, because you shouldn't because no one's ever How can a law be a law if it's never been used in over two hundred years? Never, no one's ever even been prosecuted under it. Two hundred plus years. Okay, it's been around since the like the founding of the Republic, basically,

I think like seventeen or eighteen o two. I think I just did that off the top of my head. Amazing. Uh So the Logan expert a number a long time they were making a big deal with the Logan Act. But it was important that they do so because Sally Yates,

who is a deep state, dishonest, anti Trump hack. But Sally Yates, remember she had to run over with all the latest news about whatever she had heard about Flynn because because they were looking into whether Flynn was violating the Logan actd o J was using the Logan Act as an excuse to look into Flynn's activities. Oh that's right, all the Logan Act. Maybe he's violating it. So now we're gonna, you know, monitor his activities, maybe do a

little surveillance of of the incoming National Security advisor. But this really is police state, deep state stuff going on. But they used the Logan Act. Now remember that Sally Yates, Oh, she's so ethical, so honorable, right, wouldn't do her job as acting Attorney General, forced her own firing by refusing to do her job. And don't forget Also, the Supreme Court's gonna find that the travel ban. I mean, this is my prediction, but I'm gonna be right. The travel

ban is constitutional. So that means that Sally Yates was so woke that she was asleep at the wheel when it came to doing her job at the Department of Justice at the top of the d O jum. But this is from the Boston Globe. I just want to give a high five. Film a Boston peeps listening to

the buck section share right now, Boston Globe writing. Uh. The following John Kerry's bid to save one of his most significant accomplishments as Secretary of State took him to New York on a Sunday afternoon two weeks ago, where, more than a year after he left office, he engaged in some unusual shadow diplomacy with a top Iranian official.

Harry sat down with the United Nations foreg Minister Jiva at the United Nations with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif to discuss ways of preserving the packed limiting Iran's nuclear weapons program. It was the second time in about two months that the two had meant to strategize over salvaging a deal they spent years negotiating during the Obama administration. According to a person briefed on the meetings, UH, that goes on. It goes on. Oh, we're gonna dig into this, don't worry,

but it goes on. She Gurgen's Gurgens on CNN right now, probably talking Carry. You know, Kerry's negotiating Grand she poa remember gurgling with Gergan. We haven't done in a while. David Gergan's over on CNN nuction. Ford met with Carry and Gerbert Chow from Reagan and Yelton and you know, negotiating Reagan nixtion. Uh. But if you were to turn on the volume on CNN right now, you that's what you would hear, some variation of it, I'm telling you. Uh.

Anyway back to Kerry. This is from this Boston Globe piece. Carry also met last month with German President Frank Walter Steinmeier Guten Talk, and he's been on the phone with top European official Federica Morgarini. According to the source who spoke with the condition of anonymity, Kerry has also met with French President Emmanuel Macron in both Paris and New York, conversing over the details of sanctions and regional nuclear threats in both French and English. That's in the piece. By

the way. They throw that in there because John Kerry is so fancy, He's so bougie. I love John Kerry speaks all these different languages. Yes, that's right. Uh So I wonna explain to me how this is not a violation of the Logan Act. Now, I've been consistent, I

think the Logan Act garbage. But if a Logan Act can be used to go after and justify the annihilation of General Michael Flynn, why why aren't the media, every single media entity, including the Washington Post and others, who were writing think pieces as well as hard news pieces about the violation of the Logan Act that kissel Ya, that that Michael Flynn was engaged in by speaking to

the Russian ambassador Kiselak before their the incoming administration. They I need them to write pieces now explaining how John Kerry meeting in secret with the Iranian foreign minister to help them strategize away to undermine the current administration and its policies visa v around, which is exactly what they're trying to do, undermine the policy. How that would not be a violation of a Logan Act and throw it, just throw out for a second, put aside the Logan Act.

How is this not counterproductive to US foreign policy? Right now? Why is John Kerry trying to help the Iranians? I just want to know why does he think that he gets to run his own shadow foreign policy who. By the way, it has always been a deeply unimpressive guy. If John Kerry doesn't marry very rich women, not not not one, but two very wealthy women, he's not the senator from Massachusetts, and he's not some big deal. I'm just saying, finance his political life and campaigns with money

made by other men. I and this is what this guy did. Uh. So someone explained to me why we're not seeing those pieces in the Logan Act. No, nothing, no answers, nobody. Yeah, that's what I thought. It's almost like liberals have no principles at all. It's all just one big aim to them, or maybe one big battle, and it's a game, except they're they're taking casualties here. People are actually losing their livelihood, their reputations, their freedom

because of the games that liberals play. So it's it's not games like ha ha, funny games. This is this is a disgrace. John Kerry has no business meeting with the Iranian foreign minister and trying to actively undermine current US government foreign policy. This is the former Secretary of State. He knows better he should know better, and there's there's no excuse for this. But they will come there. I guarantee you they will come up with the excuses for him,

or they just won't really talk about this much. Yeah, you know, John Kerry, he's you know, he's not a character in the West Wing folks. It's not all right for him to just do this. It's one thing. If liberals want to live in fantasyland, John Kerry is not supposed to play along and provide them with a fantasy land here. And that's what's happening. It's very it's it's really it's amazing. It's so brazen. But I suppose we're in in this era of Trump. Liberals don't even pretend

to have any scruples anymore. They're only scruple is destroyed Trump, even if it brings down the administration, I'm sorry, even it brings down the country. They want to bring down the administration. Um, this is a big this is a big deal. All right. Eight four you want to call in, We've got a whole a lot more show coming your way. Uh and I'll be uh stare right there. There is no better time to tell you about this than now. G four Tequila right as we are going into Sanco

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managed to even turn his own people against him over time. Um, but Mr precious Perfect, you guys are ever the best thing Ben Affleck has ever done ever, and I mean ever, including Good Rule of Hunting, which I actually like is a movie, although it's not as good as people think it is, but it's it's pretty good. Um. The best thing Ben Affleck has ever done, in my opinion, is actually his impersonation of Keith Olberman on Saturday Night Live.

It may be one of my favorite, like top ten SNL sketches of all times, like Mrs Precious Perfect on the condominium Board. It's amazing. It's the best thing that he's ever done. Anyway, the real Keith Olberman, you will recall, try to make a big comeback by being the the hashtag resistance video blogger at g Q for a while, but he was he was really channeling the high dudgeon of the left over Michael Flynn and the the the

whole Logan Act thing that they were talking about. So just remember this was this was seen by a lot of folks, and this was a big deal of the time. This was what Keith when we're saying about Flynn and the Logan Act. I called for the immediate indictment of Michael Thomas Flynn on charges of and his immediate arrest

on suspicion of violations of the Logan Act. I call for his immediate suspension, resignation, or dismissal as the National Security Advisor to the President of the United States of America. I call for the immediate investigation of whether his relationship with the Russian government is limited to activities covered by the Logan Act, or if he is acting as an agent of the Russian government or, as in the past, acting as a paid employee of companies affiliated with the

Russian government. I call for Senators Graham and McCain, and any remaining patriotic Americans on the Republican senatorial roster, if any there yet be, to fulfill their promise of weeks ago, to immediately conduct a full, open and limitless investigation into Russian hacking during the election, into Russian coordination with the Republican presidential campaign during the election, and into the contact between the Russians and the transition team between the time

of the election and the time of the inauguration. He went on a few seconds later to say the Logan Act for the third time. By the way, so I just I just want to know is the Logan Act a big deal or not? I think it's not. But to every hack journalist out there, every actors out there, if you ever said or wrote or in any way linked General Flynn, who is facing felony criminal charges, so they were just trying to find a way to justify

burying that guy. If you ever link General Flynn and Logan Act and you do not do the same thing now with John Kerry, you are a hack as a journalist. You are a straight up partisan hack with no principles, no integrity, no honesty. Here's your prediction. Very very few mainstream journalists are going to raise the issue of the Logan Act in the same sentence, in the same story as John Kerry, even though this is actually what the

Logan Act is meant to prevent, exactly this. It's one thing for an incoming national security advisor to try to have a relationship with his counterparts. It's another thing for the former government. This isn't just Logan Act, friends, This is John Kerry as shadow Secretary of State. This is deep state Logan Act stuff. This is I used to be in charge. I'm gonna act like I'm still in charge to subvert the people who are in charge on my side, at least officially in this country. I think

it's a big deal. Dr Rick and silver Spring Maryland's got some thoughts in this. What's up? Dr Rick? Ohkay, I tell you, thank you for putting this out, but you're not good for my mental health. This is absolutely mind numbing that this can occur. Um, that we can have such a disparity in the application of the of law that that you know, Hillary and her team can take hammers to cell phones and scrub hard drives and

nothing happened to them, and have absolute surjury happened. And and yet of Flynn where the actual FBI agents who investigated him said he did not lie. You know, at what point will the Republicans um get some some brass bahonas and start screaming at the top of their lung to get past the press who was absolutely colluding on this stuff. Yeah, they are destroying any sense that the the law is impartial at the at the federal level on any kind of political issue. They're destroying a doctor.

There's not gonna be much left when when the Liberals are through with it. I mean, that's really the that's really the path that we're on right now. Because they keep thinking that the law is a is like their own little personal tool for political vengeance against Trump and to avenge Hillary, and they're doing a tremendous amount of damage to the country in the process. I absolutely agree. And you've said this before that you know you just wonder, okay,

are they just delusional? What's going on? But now it's gotten to the point that wait a minute, this is purposeful. You can't be that out of touch, um to not know that you're absolutely presenting falsehoods um uh to the American people. But I do think they're going to poke the bear, which are conservatives and right leaning people who are law abiding, law loving people, to a point where they're actually going to I think they're they are going

to act up. Don't be violently, absolutely not, but that they're going to start adopting from path thinks of the other side because it's just an uneven fight. We'll have to see Dr rick Man have a great weekend, and thank you so much for calling. It always good to hear from you out in on Maryland. Um, I'm gonna really, we're gonna really stay on this one because this is this is not okay. There is no way they can no way to left, no way the Democrats can slither

out of this one. There is there. They are Either they're either gonna hammer carry for this, which they wan't, by the way, or they're just exposing themselves as the most disreputable and disgraceful hacks imaginable. I think we all know what's gonna end up happening here. Well, we're gonna hold their feet to the fire as much as we can. Buck you want to chat, We've got much more coming up, including um a discussion of Sinco de Mayo later on, and a really bizarre and real article about a new

feminist romance trend. It involves fish. Folks. I you're gonna have to stay with me and we'll get to it. He's back with you now, because when it comes to the fight for truth, the fuck never stops. You know. We had to change my mascot, my college mascot, not that I'm somebody I have. I have like not really set foot on the campus since I graduated. UM maybe

once or twice. I gave a speech while back. We had to change it from the Lord Jeff's because there was a little misunderstanding about handing the natives some blankets with smallpox a long time ago. Alleged, allegedly, never proven in a court of law, never admitted by Lord Jeff himself. You know they were there were rough eighteenth century rough stuff was going on. I don't want to tell you.

You know, they didn't understand microbiology then, really, so I don't understand how to say that this was an early case of germ warfare. Seems like quite a stretch to me. But that's what they always say, that he gave smallpox inflected infected blankets to the natives, and so we can't have him anymore. And that means that, you know, if you were to wear a waistcoat and breeches on amorous campus now, you would now just be making a fashion statement. It would no longer be tied to the mascot. I

can't believe it. I was just in d C. I actually heard about this from a a a student, a g W student. She said, you know, we're they're changing our mascot. I said, well, what do they What do you mean? What's rolling your mascot? The g W mascot for the last ninety two years has been the colonials. How is that offensive? They think it's offensive because colonials

sounds like colonialism colonials is not colonialism. In fact, the colonials we're referring to here at g W George Wash University got rid of their colonial masters and you know, shot them because they were trying to tax our breakfast beverage. That's a bigger stretched than cocaine. Mets, bigger stretch than cocaine. Mitch, thank you, producer, Mike. Absolutely. And here's the thing, you

know what this is not. We're only allowed to have animals now until people start talking about how we're really you know, animals have feelings too, and then we're just gonna be left with like different foliage. You know, we're the you know, the Amir's College birch trees. Oh, you know, we got nothing. They're changed. They want to change the g W mascot to the poison oak is John. No, don't kid about it, my friend until you once you've

experienced it. Oh can be rough, It could be rough. Uh. They're changing to the hippos, that's what they want to change to the hippos, which is weird on the number levels.

First of all, everyone who like me, spent way too much time late at night watching nature shows will tell you that it's either the number one or number two most dangerous animal, but usually it's number one most dangerous animal on the whole continent of Africa, which, as you know, lions, hyenas jack way not jack Yeah, jaguars, they got all kinds of crazy cool animals. Obviously, most dangerous animal the

Afrian continents a hippopotamus. And if you've ever seen what hippos look like when they're mat I was we were misled as kids. Remember hungry hungry hippo of the game, Hungry hungry hippo. It's like, actually, kid, hungry hippo will eat you. Like. It's not a cute animal that you can that you can get near and wait, wait, wait, what do you got for me? I just want to test your aniloge here um I quickly look to see what the most dangerous animals wear. Can you tell me

what the second most dangerous animal is? Water buffalo? No, you are, that's almost close. And mosquito that doesn't count. That's malaria. Come on, get it, that's not even that's by the way, that's actually number one by far. Malaria is the most malaria is killed of any I mean mosquitoes of any animals kill more people than every other animal in history combined. So whatever list you're reading off of there right now, I'm calling party foul on it.

And but was water Buffalo number three? Is there more than two on the list? I don't even know what Lizzie is looking at you, And this is in real time trying to fact check the buck. Now it's just a list of the mis dangerous animals in Africa. There, it was, So what else is on it? Now? Everyone wants to know, Um, elephants, I don't water buff actually is. Yeah, you don't mess with elephants there they get angry and it's it's uh, they crush people to five elephants, three,

the black mamba, yea snake, and the nile crocodile. Alright, yeah, I'll take that. But yeah, hippos, the most hippos are very aggressive, very territorial. Um so in that sense, I'm not saying it's a terrible mascot. I'm just saying, really, colonials now they do just want to destroy They just want to destroy our shared heritage, you know, they they

they really do. You know. I I think that the or I think we're at a point now where if you tried, and if you tried to name your mascot the Founding Fathers, people would have an issue with it. I've always said it's just a matter of time before they're like George Washington University. We got a problem here. George Washington owned slaves, so we're gonna have to rename the university. Even though the city you're in is Washington. I'm pretty sure it's named for the same guy. It's

gonna happen at some point, right. I have also said that so Yale is one of my favorite cases. Yale will change the name of one dorm Calhoun because Calhoun was a pro slavery, pro slavery senator. Um, so they change Calhoun Dorm, But they will not change the name of the university because it's a multi multibillion dollar institution with you know, hundreds of years of history behind it, uh that they profit off of. Because it's all about the name. But a lie who Yale was a slave trader,

not not even just a slave owner. He actually was the guy involved in in the mass transportation of enslaved human beings. That's what Yale's named for. I'm just I'm just saying Horace in South Carolina. You're up? What's up? Yes, sir, I've got the first movie quote for you. All right, an awesome movie quote. Indeed, it's an awesome movie quote. Uh. Now, I'm gonna probably pucher a little bit of the back and forth, and I'm not doing the back and forth.

But here you go. Wow, So you're really actually giving me a monologue, but or a dialogue. It's okay, okay, all right, here we go. Have you heard of St. Croix? Well, we're going to the island just left of St. Croix. It's called uh Weekended Bernie's I don't know, Captain ron Ah very nice. I mean, come on, that's an awesome movie man. No, but is that an awesome movie quote? The court has to be awesome, not just the movie. Like, you can't come You can't come at me with like, uh,

a guy from you know. You can't say to me, Dana, are these the eggs? And expect me to know that that's from Ghostbusters? You know what I mean? But I do know that obviously, but you can't expect me to know that. So, I mean, that's what's pretty popular for us from the movie. Okay, man, I'm actually a Horace shield tie. Thank you for the call, brother, I appreciate it. I've actually never seen Captain ron So I'll be honest

with you. Never I've never seen Captain ron Um. Hold on a second, Uh, I have got some Sinco to Mio stuff to talk to you about. Oh and this weird feminist thing. Guys, there's a there's an article. It's a big article in a Huffing pot. It's about fish sex, that's what it's called. I just stay right there and I'll tell you about it. Yeah, you're gonna think that I'm making this up. I'm not. Okay, I tell you the left is crazy and you must think, oh, he

does a radio show. He's just trying to be provocative or entertaining or whatever. But I really mean it, like they have embraced lots of delusions. They have had a break with reality on a whole bunch of issues Russia Trump collusion, among others. But in some things they spiral so so out of the boundaries of normalcy. And it's even hard for me to believe. You're gonna think I'm making this up. I'm not big story on the Huffing and Post Today or big piece I should say, I'm

reading the time, John, don't think I'm being weird. I'm reading the title why is fish Sex So Hot? Right now? An investigation? That's right. Oh no, we're going there, We're going it's the huffing in Post. We're fifty jullion unique a month. We're the huffing in Post fifty million unique. That's like batterly even the bottom of the battle. Like, we have whole sections on yoga, on doing stretching, and Ariyana is always here for you. You'll just have to

give her a chance. I'll tell you, you know, just become a millionaire and you can sleep twelve fifteen hours a day to no problem. Yeah, she sold them, but she's super rich now, but she's still you know, being Ariana whatever. John, don't let the facts get in the way of a good story. So I just like to do the Roriana voice sometimes. But this piece is really this is under the culture and Arts section, not under the farce section. The culture and arts section, Why is

fish Sex So Hot? Right now? I'm gonna read you some of this because you're gonna be like Buck, you're exaggerating. Oh no, oh no, I'm not. Quote Time of the easiest game for If you love this movie, read this book ever. If you love The Shape of Water, a movie about fish sex, and the quote for a second here, I told you guys, it's a movie about a woman who has a sexual relationship with her aquarium pet. That's

what it is. And the one best picture. You know it didn't win Best Picture Saving Private Ryan years ago. You know what one best picture now, the fish sex movie. So we are in trouble as as a society and as a species. Dare I say? Um? All right, she goes on. You should definitely read The Pisces by Melissa Broder, a book about fish sex. The cover literally shows a woman in an amorous clinch with a fish. The novel actually tells the story of a woman who has a

torrid love affair with a merman. Now, for those are wondering, a merman is in fact the male version of a mermaid. Um, she goes on here. One fish sex opus in the space of a year might be a blit. Two seems very much like a trend. You could even call it three, considering last Summer's Made for Love by Alyssa Nutting, in which a male romance scammer becomes exclusively attracted to dolphins. Though,

to be clear, dolphins are not fish. So she's pointing out these different stories about people that are having sexual relationships with aquatic creatures. Now you may be saying, Buck, there must be some high, high concept social commentary going on here. Um, and this is all men as allegory, or that there's some literary license about all this right, that the fish are actually humans or something. Oh no, oh no. What passes for feminist analysis of the current

state of American males is as follows. Quote women, this is from this author who's writing about fish sex and explaining why there's a trend in pop culture. Folks, it won the best picture. Okay, I'm not I'm not exaggerating this stuff. And now it was like the it was like the piece that got the most attention on the Huffington Post today. I think it was actually on the front page today. I'm not. I think it was on the front page. Don't quote me on that though. Here's

what she writes. Quote, women woke up one day to find their husbands voted for Donald Trump, and their sons have been posting on in cell boards. In cell meaning involuntary cell of it even before we heard the claims about Harvey Weinstein's history of sexual harassment and assault and the ensuing avalanche of other horrifying me to allegations. We heard about the President grabbing women, Bill Cosby, feeding women roofis,

and our Kelly allegedly sexually exploiting young girls. So many straight men we have been forced to accept are bad too, and for us, why should we take the enormous risk of loving one of them? One seductive, yet impossible fantasy might be the romantic attention of a man who lacks

the exhausting baggage of male entitlement. Add to quote, Okay, everybody, she's actually saying, men in the age of Trump have become so icky that woke feminists Maybe I repeat myself there, but but the truly woke feminists are now embracing a literature and a literary uh conceit here, a literary conception of women who get their romantic I'm not making this up. Who who who have their I mean romantic the romantic

needs met by scaly creatures of the sea. John We're I know, dude, I'm I'm I'm embarrassed for the Huffington Post too, But this is some crazy nuts so stuff here, uh and and it just goes to show that it was not It was not some uh conceptual a commentary on American culture or something. When that movie The Shape of Water one best Pictures, it's a movie about a woman who has sex with a fish, and this piece talks about other people and their experiences with fish and

with dolphins. I don't even get I mean, this is what I'm talking about. And then it goes on to blame men and and makes references to how men are not cleaning up the toileted not or the bat not to the bathroom enough, and men are gross and smelly and they're jerks and they vote for Trump. The is like a parody of progressive feminist today, this entire piece,

and just shows how completely bonkers they've actually become. Do you know about the producer Mike accept after do you know about the fish sex piece on the Huffing and post, how it's in style now the modern woke feminist fantasy involves I mean the cover of this book is actually a woman embracing romantically a fish, not even like a

dude who has fish like characteristics. You know, it's not like We're not talking about like the guy from The Avengers, you know, who's actually just swims real fast whatever is you know what I'm talking about Aquaman. Yeah, No, he's handsome. He's a handsome fellow. I mean that's and he's a he's a human being, So that's okay. Uh, we're talking

about straight up female fish love producer. Mike. I'm telling you right now, he just looked at his screen and it looks like somebody burped three day old spaghetti and meatballs in his face. He really is not. He It's disgusting, right dude, you're so it's crazy huffing and post folks culture cultural icon. What I think about this sex with the fishes, the man they fishes and the sex right now, it's very very cutting edge, no jokes about about tackle

and and hooks. It's very sad. Uh. This this whole thing is crazy, man. I actually I saw people tweeting them out today and I figured they must be taking out of contact and there must be something going on here that I'm I'm missing. Oh no, no, they they're just right, yep, yep. They're just writing about about fish sex and being super super weird in the whole process. So I I keep I keep it on the straight and narrow. I told you guys, I was like, the

Shape of Water is boring and weird. I'm as I'm as traumatized after watching the Shape of Water as I was after seeing the Hills have eyes, which no human being should. You should not. Have you ever seen it? Dude? John is seen it? John? I still have nightmares. It's the like the yeah, oh yeah, the uncut version on Cinemax at like three o'clock in the morning. It was the most horrific thing. I'm like, who could watch this? It's the The Shape of Water was like that for me,

like it it traumatized my brain. All right, Maybe I'm exaggerating now a little bit, but we're at the end of the segment. I'm trying to give it some punch. Our three coming up. We're gonna talk Sinco de Mayo celebrations, including one of my favorite stories to tell you all about my own single to Mayo past. And then we got a whole bunch of roll call coming. It's gonna be it's gonna be quite a fiesta. Stay with me. Buck Sexton mission decoding the news and disseminating information, who

is actionable intelligence. Make no mistake, America, You're a great American again. This is the buck Sexton Show. Former CIA analysts, no great to have you with me here for our three of the buck Sexton Show back in NYC. I'm gonna tell you all something. It's little embarrassing, a little embarrassing. This is a true story. So uh, and I've got other train stories for you later. So I took the

train up to New York. You know, because because producer Mike and I were basically out holding down both ends of the Acela Corridor. We've got, you know, the swamp in d C and the communist enclave if here in New York City. Um. But I was on the train and I got off at the wrong Penn station. I was not paying attention. I know, it's really embarrassing. I was not paying attention. I like it was kind of

in a days. I've been up since five o'clock in the morning because I had to do some super secret cool stuff down in d C today, and I saw Penn station and this is this is the part of it that really though stuck with me. I walked off the train and I look around, I'm like this doesn't look like Penn Station. And then there's a part of my brain that's like, Buck, you're in d C all week. You've just forgot you are, You've forgotten, you lost a

little bit of your New York edge. Clearly, this is one of those secondary unloading points of the Penn station that is in Midtown Manhattan. And I kind of walked around. I actually got as far as to get outside of the station, and I'm looking around. You were walking around

New York. I was, indeed, and I was like, this doesn't look like midtown Manhattan, like like a straight up like like Belky Bartakamis would have been looking at me like Buck, come on, you can't come on man, like don't forget what uncle young big buyer would be like so upset with you, you know, like it was yeah, um, I I was wandering around outside new I was wandering around the train station in Newark, being like, this doesn't look like Penn station. The other Penn station. Apparently there

are a few is there's Philadelphia Union Station two. They should rend this is okay, this is the station. But I do have to tell you you're not the only one who's made that mistake. A very good friend of mine did the same thing last year. And I mean I've taken that train over a hundred times, never done this before. Today was the first time ever. So it's

it's like a little reminder. It's like a little bit of a little bit of you know, humility where you stand art you walk around and and like I didn't

at first. Also, I didn't want to believe that I could do anything that dumb because straight up, like people with giant maps out and fanny packs on who had been in the States for a grand total of five minutes would be like, dude, come on, you you got you got New York City and Newark confused and you're from New York City anyway, Like, I don't hide these things from your team. I tell you the truth because I want you to know what's really what's really going on,

And uh yeah, that's how it is. Oh another thing today, Um, may the fourth be with you? Is not a thing. People can try to make this a thing not a thing and let me tell you and let me tell you why it's not because them all like, oh it's nerdy, and you know, why don't you guys all hang out at a star Trek convention or something, which I know. I know John, it's different, but let's be real here. First of all, the J j Abrams reboot, I'm just gonna say it, it's trash. It's just not good. He's

got these huge budgets. He could do whatever he wants. I tried to watch the last one. I'm like, they're making a movie about end loose outer worlds and space aliens and fights with laser guns? Boring? How do you do that? How do you do that? I mean? And everything? It's like it's all that the resistance is all like the United Nations now coming together, be like, well, like we have to all have some kind of a coordinated response to the Empire. I'm like, oh my gosh, it

was just really boring. I really lost it when they're have you seen it? By the way, there's like little crystal animals that run around. There's little do you even know what? John? Do you know what I'm talking about? It's one of these things where you see and you're like, whoever came up with this idea. I don't like to be a mean person, but they should be fired. They should be fired. I mean last night though, because I was staying at a hotel for the night Tombstone came on,

which I will say is I don't know. I go back and forth between greatest Western of all time and just one of the greatest movies of all time. I just I'm a big fan of Tombs. It is highly watchable. The whole thing goes. I think it's Val Kilmer's best work. I know you can tell me the doors, but you know, how much how much organ playing can you really hear before you're like, I get it. I get at the doors, drugs and organ playing, I get it, you know. Uh, Anyway, it is, it is what it is. Uh, so may

May the Fourth be with you? Is is not a thing. And I think that we shouldn't try to try to force this into into being a thing. I think that we're we're being misled and made to think that somehow, oh, this is something that's uh that's going on that we need to pay attention to. It's just not good. It's not it's not quality. So this is where I want to tell maybe I'll tell you the abbreviated version of Bucks Sinco de Mayo story. Have I ever told you this? Producer, Mike,

since right now it's really the whole campus. Uh, free speech or in this case, can't campus censorship movement and everything has gotten a lot of steam last couple of years, and we know who the real fascists are. They're actually the administrators and majority of the student bodies on these campuses. So I'm a friend, I was a freshman in college at the time, and OSS squad. I know you've or OSS because that's repetitive. I know you've heard this one before, but I just we got a lot of new folks

that have joined the team in the last year. So here we go. So I'm a freshman and I'm told that each dorm, each freshman dorm at at Amber's College, has to throw a party. And I'm like, well, that sounds like a good time, so let's do that. And sure enough, my dorm was assigned the day may fit, so of course we are going to throw it. There's like maybe a hundred people live in this dorm, and you know, the we're it's a for the whole campus. It is a campus wide party. It's not like just

for your friends. It's you invite the whole campus, which at amorates people. So for for a lot of your like, that's the size of my high school. But anyway, so we invite this, We invite the whole the whole campus. And we all had different Uh, we had assignments, not everybody. I was on the party planning committee. Okay, so I think I think I was a good choice for that on the party planning committee, and I'm I'm trying to

coordinate with the different folks. And we had a meeting where we're like, what do we do for our sinco to my old party, so we can, um, we can put it out there that this is what we're doing and of course still be a lot of non alcoholic beverages served because we have freshman and sophomores were not yet twenty one, and clearly that is a law that every college campus respects always. That's that's right. John's gave

me a thumbs up. Uh, you know, no drink until you're legal, folks, and you know, so it's gonna have lots of like tropicano on hand, not just for mixers, and we as We had a young woman who was assigned who was something of an artist, and she took it upon herself to be in charge of invitations. And I didn't think this was something that could be a problem, but it turned out to be quite a problem. And and you know what this is. We've got something of

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As I said, so we're we're throwing up. We're throwing a campus wide party. I mean, this is straight out of pc U. It's like, we're not going to to protest and we're just gonna throw a big party, right, every the whole camp is invited, and a young woman to the stable will remain nameless, volunteered to be in charge of the invitations. And I'm just like, well, this is easy, right, you know it was a party invitation?

How how? But sure enough? Remember walking across the quadrangle fancy name for a plot of graphs and and a couple of upper class women whom I knew. Some seniors looked at me. They were just like, what did you do like with this? And they said it to there. I'm like, I'm racking my brain. I'm like, oh gosh, like what if I done like, you know, I don't know,

do I remember? What did I do? Um? And and they're like, and one of them had it on her because they just come back from the campus, the student center where they have all the mailboxes, and that she holds up this And I'm not gonna say that I was the most well known freshman my dorm, but obviously I was. And so she holds up this, this flyer, and it had and I had I to this day, team, I'm telling you the truth. By the way, I've tried to find it. I have not been able to track

it down. One of my friends claims to have it, but whenever I asked him, he's like, okay, funder right now. So this flyer for the party that this young woman of South Asian descent herself, by the way, which comes into our story shortly, drew uh said in big block letters, she wasn't artist. I'll give her that. Come celebrate your Mexican independence, uh, Sanco de Mayo South dormitory party, which we'll get to the problem there in a second. And then she had drawn on it a a somewhat portly

fellow of Latin extraction. I would assume with a rather large handlebar mustache, two bottles of some kind of liquor, a poncho and a sombrero who was stumbling with his eyes exed out. And I look at this and I just remember thinking, oh no, I'm like, this is not good. This is not this is not gonna work out for the Buster. The Busters in some trouble here because you know, white male patriarchy college campus, big party, alcohol, the whole thing,

and the campus went nuts. There are all we had this message board that was because this is the early days of the internet, because I'm old and there's this message board and people are posting stuff about how they were going to do a rally, uh to protest us, and and the college administrators got involved and they they came in and they called an all door meeting, and I remember and they were so fired up because they figured it was I lived. I was. There was a

bunch of guys on the crosse team. We're all we're all buddies. Were their names, all like Buff, Biff, and Tad. Can either confirm nor deny, but we're buds. And uh. I they they figured that one of us must have been the perpetrator of the of the imitations. So we had to have this all door meeting and one of the deans was there, and that's when I first got introduced to something I don't even know existed, which were diversity educators. There are people whose full time job this campus.

I don't even know they existed until this because I'm a freshman, right, they showed up and they were there to teach us about diversity and and by the way, to teach us about diversity. Meanwhile, on my freshman floor, I had a um A Navajo, a Kenyan, a Singaporean, a girl from the Philippines, and and then like Tad, Biff and Buff whatever from the lacrosse team. But but you know, we we had a very diverse We had a very diverse floor, very diverse crew that was involved

in this party. My class was actually forty three non white, so it was a diverse school. Anyway, a Doversey educator and they're all excited to just nail one of us for this and they always want to say a teachable moment, which means that you're gonna have to walk around, like you know, holding a book in each hand with your arms outstretched as somebody stands behind you. And like like beats you with a cat and entails or something like

you're you're gonna get really punished. But it turns out that the only person who was responsible for the imitations was a minority female of South Asian descent. So, like, I remember when it because she she volunteers to her credit, she was like, yeah, it was me, and she's like

I didn't think I love this too. She's like, I didn't think it was that bad, which I was like, yeah, I mean, not that it wasn't that bad, but just like she's throwing down like she's you know, because she knew, like it wasn't really they were what are they gonna get her on? They're gonna tell her that, you know, she's she's being racially insensitive. She herself was she was female and and minority. Um so anyway, so we ended up coming to a some kind of an agreement with

the administration. They said the only time it ever had my four years there. They said that if we threw the party and violated the and violated the terms of the agreement, they wouldn't allow can't They wouldn't have campus police break it up. They would call town police and town police have nothing to do except arrest kids for underage drinking because there was literally nothing for them to do. Right the campus police, all they do is like comp

pour your cup out. You know they're there. They had this whole system in place. It was kind of a great scam. They were actually deputized officers in the state of Massachusetts. But you know they didn't They didn't arrest you for underage drinking. If you stepped off campus with a a beverage. If you like walked across the street and a town street and the cops, the town cops saw you, you were going to jail for the night, full stop, Like do not pass go, do not collect

you hundred dollars. You were going to jail and they're letting you out the next morning. But like that's how So they said they were going to call the town cops on us um and and so we we had to agree to um no. So we had to send back our sombreros because somebody had purchased sombreros. Who was in charge of that, I don't know, but whoever it was got a great price. I can tell you that we had to send back the sobreros. No, some breros

allowed to be worn. They did allow us to keep because we actually had a couple of twenty one year olds in the dorm. So that was how we got around this. They allowed it. They allowed us to keep the alcohol that we had, or at least they didn't say that was so there was a lot of of beverages that were south of the border themed. It was a south of the Border them, Sinco de Mayo party, right, So we were in south dormitory, south of the border,

south of the border, Sinco de Mayo. But this is how I learned about diversity educators and campus politics and and all the rest of it. And uh, they did not protest, which was nice. Um oh, and they didn't want any aloud. Um what do you call them? Um, the traditional no mariachi. Yeah, but but there's another um I'm trying to remember, there's another a core coriodor corridor coriodor or something. There's a a term. It's kind of

like traditional Mexican music. And maybe somebody was planning on blasting that from the speak and we didn't do that. But and you know, in the end of the day, like the whole campus showed up the like La Causa, which was the Latin the Latin house on campus. There was a thing that was everyone should it was fine, that was fine, but I just I can oh. And also, of course, Mexican independence is not this. This is the

and I'm gonna get it wrong. I always forget. This is like a minor battle between the Mexicans and the French invaders or like the French puppet. I forget. Producer Mike tell me it's something like that. Though. It's like the Mexicans beat the French. Congrats Mexico. You're you're not You're not the only ones. Uh so that's what that's what this holiday is really all about. Yeah, right, yeah, Mexicans beat the French at the Battle of like something Puebla.

Yeah yeah, yeah, not not anything too excited. It's not Mexican Independence. Say that's a different day. So you know, I learned these things. So I hope that, Uh, if you're going to celebrate this weekend, just remember it's not Mexican Penance Day. I haven't said. Has there been a lot of anger about cultural appropriation, about how this is just really sinko to my in the in the States, is an opportunity for Corona to up its sales is what ends up happening, right, That's all I ever see.

Forget about Corona. I shouldn't even mention it. We we we've got your answer G for tequila four tequila dot life. There you go. Uh So when I come back, we're gonna talk No, we're not gonna talk about that. We're gonna do some roll call. Actually that's what I'm looking forward to. We're gonna actually double up on a roll call segment because it is Friday and I don't like to hear from you, and I'll tell you more stories

from my day. It's kind of a loose show today because I'm back in New York and uh, it's beautiful weather here. It's kind of exciting, well, I will say the New York City when the weather gets good. Every everyone acts like they are the running back on a football team and you're in their way because they wear. Whatever they're planning to do this weekend, they cannot get to it fast enough. So it's like everybody get down and you're just like, where are you going? Like I

have weekend plans? Like everyone's completely freaking out and self obsas roll call coming up, He's holding the line for America, Buck sext in his back. Hey, team Buck, it's time for roll call Friday, so we need some up step roll call. I am you know I like the dub step John, especially on a Friday. SnO di Mayo tomorrow. Everyone understands that if you're going to be celebrating Sanco de Mayo, you have to obviously get some G for tequila to do it. Right now is the best time ever.

So I just want to make sure that we get a little extra plug to our wonderful sponsor, G four Hoorsanco de Mayo. Is there an appropriation of the holiday that goes on in America. I don't know, and I don't care. I just know that if you're going to be rocking out with a margarita or drinking it straight up, I like salted rim myself. In fact, John ms Milly and I have been discussing. I am thinking about doing a uh sell like a d I y uh jalapeno

pepper tequilla, because you can infuse it. I'm I'm trying to infuse my tequila with a little bit of spice. I like it as I like a spicy of meat the ball, except in this case of spicy tequila drink. So that's that's what I've got plan and in store. Um. I very much enjoy doing a roll call, especially on Fridays, as you know, so we're gonna do we We're gonna do a little bit of an extended roll call today. I'm also up here in New York City with my guys,

which is always fun. As as you know, I missed them. I was only gone for a week, but I missed them. I was like, we should I should just do a FaceTime with John, Mike Brandon and Miss Molly all at the same time. Hi guys, Hi from d C. But everything every it's going great. I've got, I believe, permission to make the big announcement on Monday. Although these things can change, but I think Monday I can tell you

guys exactly what's going on. It's exciting, it's gonna be great, and we're gonna be able to do all kinds of cool new things together. So look forward to that, my friends. Uh. And in the meantime, we have roll call, which I should actually get to instead of just yammering um, which I like to do as well because I am a radio host and there's a fair bit of yammering that goes on. One thing I like about radio is that and and this this job is the only thing in

media that I do. And other people who work in mediaor like, wait, bro, you really do three hours a night? And they're I was like, how do you have like two or three guests an hour? No? I might have a guest or two a show. Maybe do you just take like calls the hell time? No. I take calls as we can, but we've got a lot to get through and we've got to balance it out. So but like, how do you talk for three hours? Stupid question? There you go, Well done, John, You know the h I

was on the train. I you know, I know. I'm We've got two roll call segments. So don't worry. This is I know I'm diverting here, or this is a diversion of digression. I haven't I have a magic power, John, I haven't met you. You don't know about this one yet. I know you know that I have some other you know, like my my hair, for example, is technically ballistic you know, ballistic proof. It's it's yeah, like we were never tested it out, but I'm just saying that it would it

would work as a ballistic helmet if need be. Uh. Another magic power have is that whenever I am on any form of public transportation bus, train, plane, I am like a a magnet, like I gather around me anyone who has some terrible commuticable cough, so like the fleamiest

like ah, the grossest cough imaginable. You know, if someone's like, yeah, I'm gonna say it hocking involuntary Lui's about every five seconds they're sitting right next to me, and I'm right in the spray zone, my friend, I'm getting tagged with it left and right. So that also if you have weapons grade halitosis, like the kind of halitosis or bad breath that could be seen from a distance, kind of like a cloud of mustard gas or something, you will also be seated right next to me, either behind me

or beside me. Um. And then on top of that, my the final bit of my magic power is that if you're a really annoying, inconsiderate person on mass transit, you will find me. I don't know how it is possible, but there's there's something about my ch my internal energy that draws all the worse people to me. On the drive up, I had, well, now I want to be very I had a First of all, it wasn't a drive, it was a train, so Buck, get your stuff together.

A woman came on the train who instantly pointed at me. She said your Buck, and I'm like yes, And she sat next to me and she was lovely. She's like, oh, I follow you on Twitter. You know team Buck is great. You're a lovely person to mom lives out in Long Island. Couldn't she is like, she was like to see, this is what I what I was thinking about this. She's the ideal seat made right, really cool chill. She was reading her on you know, on her phone the whole time,

and we chatted a little bit. But you know, it's a three and a half hour train ride, so if you're gonna be bap bap bap bap bab the whole time, it's a lot. She was perfect A plus of course because she's team Buck a plus. Sits next to me on the train. We had a fun chat and uh and she's great. So I'm thinking maybe I got lucky

this time, maybe my magic power wore off. And then behind me I had there there's like the like the grossest flamingus cough I've ever heard with like sneezes attached to So I'm like, oh sweet, it's really it's this is like projectile style. It's going twenty How do you? How do you? I mean, just sneezing and sneezing and uh. I don't know if it was allergies or whatever. It

was a young lady and her boyfriend dropping together. But the other part of it was I didn't know that it was possible for a human being to spend so much time on a phone call and speak so loudly. I can tell you all about what's going on with the Kappa Kapa sig Sorority right now. Let me tell you. I. She's like, oh my gosh, like they thought that we'd served under edged pay ball, but we did not serve under edged people. And like I was SUPs that because

like whatever. And then like Tad came over and he was just like, oh my gosh, did you got a new tattoo. I'm like, no, I just haven't washed my arm from the club last night. Like I I almost had an anneur visit because it was a completely full train. So there's no and there's a part of It's like I paid for this seat. I paid for it. I'm not gonna stand in the you know in Siberia also known as in between the trains on amtrack. Right, if you stand in between the trains, it's like you've been exiled.

So I anyway, it was so I had an amazing seat mate. She was team buck, lovely mother from from Long Island. She was great. But behind me who the magic power was in effect? Man, I never get away from it, all right, if you want to send me thoughts Facebook dot com. Slash buck Sexton a man of many names, also known as Luve buck Sexton. When he is in France and we have so many things to

talk about here hopefully now. Um, I might have been biting my time there because for some reason my computer crashed and I'm hoping that now it has come back. It has it has indeed, Uh, here we go. This is from David, and he writes, Uh, my wife and daughter wanted me to send you pictures of Finnic. I'll get back to you with my comment. All right, David Finick looks like a very cute white terrier of some kind. I don't know which one exactly, but thank you so

much for sending me the cute pop photo. By the way, Now, I'm just gonna throw out random things for producer Mike to do, because he's already doing a million things. But so whenever I say, oh, let's take cute photos and put them up online and it doesn't happen, we're just gonna blame producer Mike, even though he's works like fifteen hour days. So that's the new. This is what talent this, this is what quote talent does. John. We just we just grab the nearest excuse possible when we don't follow

through on a promise. Um Seth writes Wednesday's roll call intro. We got Buck turned up to eleven. I'm dying over here, man, love it well, Seth, thank you. We have some fun. We've got a great a great announcer who does our voice work named Andy and we we we he we have fun with him and he sends us great stuff and he does voiceovers for the show, and uh, we're really getting in it. So I'm glad you got a

kick out of that one. I certainly did too. Um. Next up, Jason hey Buck, twenty year police veteran and O. S. S. Member here. For those who are uninitiated, do not know Oss his original Saturday Squad or the Office of Strategic Services from World War Two, the precursor to the c i A. But that's the story for another day. I absolutely love your show. Listening to your podcast gets me through the long overnight shifts. We thank you, Jason, so

thank you for keeping me entertained and awake. Speaking of entertained, I love, love, love it when you do voices, Cuomo is hilarious, John. I think Cuomo has become you know. I think I think Adriana's going to get jealous because Cuomo is like number one now, you know. I know I'm making Cuomo too, too famous. Oh, producer Mike, just walk back to the room. He's done betting on the ponies. Apparently. Yeah,

hey producer Mike, nice to see you. He's holding down the ford here in n y C. While I'm down in d C done betting on the ponies. It's Dervy weekend, man. Please. I know my friend Mint julips a plenty. Um. I don't think they would say a plenty, but maybe I don't know. I gotta work on my my Kentucky and uh is it is it? Is it? What is is Kentucky? Isn't it like the land of blood and darkness or

something like Kentucky in check it out? You know when I like have these these buck brain farts, they actually are It's like brilliance. Right, It's like a pollock. When you step away from it, it all makes sense. But I'm close. It's like, what is that mess? I think that kent Kentucky means it's something in like Native American whatever. The A bunch of people from Kentucky right now are yelling at the whatever they're listening to the show on. But I think so right, the myth of Kentucky as

known as a dark and bloody ground. Bamn, see there we go dark, I said, like a bloody and whatever. I was close enough even when I think I'm wrong, I'm right. Okay, let's get back to Jason. I got diverted here, Mike, because people Cuomo is now in the top spot for favorite Buck voice. And you know, I'm just happy. I feel like, not that many people because he's a New York governor, not that many people probably know Cuomo, but we're making him famous here, you know

what I mean? Across the country. Now he's amazing because every speech he gives is in the same tone, and he sounds like this whether he is ordering a decaf green Macho latte or saying we should ban fire arms, it's all the same. But Jason then writes, um, Hillary sounds like a parrot. She sounds like a parrot from hell. Keep those up, Thank you, buddy. Being a fellow history buff,

I thoroughly enjoy your deep dives. And I think I speak for most of your fans when I say we would be willing to pay to hear more Shields High episodes. Keep up the fantastic work and Shields High ps. Dude, Miss Molly, you outkicked your coverage there. She is beautiful. Bro cowboy up and put a ring on it. Jason, thank you, you're very kind. I'll tell Ms Molly that and I'm on it. Don't worry about it, all right,

trust me, trust me, team I got. I got all kinds of big plans, John, I know we need to We're gonna roll in a quick break we come back. I'm not gonna go into so many rabbit holes. See. I expanded a little bit. Just more team and then response to team as in more roll call in just a second. All right, this is part two a role call team because it's a freestyle Friday and I took up way too much of the last roll call with my my yam er ing. Let's get into what Mark

has to say. Remember Facebook dot com slash buck Sexton. Mark says, minor pronunciation issue, the bulk of Americans and sadly yourself, oh, referred to the border city in Baja California as tia Juanna. That means and joan. The real name of the city is Tijuana. There's no I or there's no there is a wait, there is no a between the eye and the j. I see what he's saying. Is that true? Tijuana? It's Tijuana. It's not Tijuana Tijuana. It's always say it in New York Tijuana Taijuana. Okay, well, okay,

well thank you pejuana po wanna. That's we gott ask how Cuomo says it. That's how he says it. Uh So, let's see what we get here next one. We have um and I'm not actually stalling this one on purpose. I don't know what guys do. Do we not pay the WiFi bill? Why is the WiFi so slow today? What is going on here? I'm sitting around trying to get into Come on, make it happen to you? Make

it well? Not you, guys, I'm talking about it here. Unfortunately, I carry a back up in my pocket as in an iPhone that I can use for this, So I'm just gonna I'm just going off the iPhone now because things are not working. Laura writes random thoughts and that is all. Well, Laura, you get points for brevity, so thank you. That is a random thought. I will take that.

Tanya writes, hello there. While looking for G four, we found this sexton, famous Um and she has a Sexton Irish whiskey, which is in fact an Irish whiskey for those who are curious. It has a kind of like a um skeleton with a top hat on it, which a little morbid for my taste. Technically, technically, a sexton is a grave digger. So I mean, am I related to a seven foot tall W W E Star who can bench like five hundred pounds? Maybe? Should I be driving around in a giant four by four that can

crush many many vehicles at one time? Maybe? Right? The undertake your grave digger you see what I'm doing, sexton. Or it's also the guy that collects money for the church, so that's always a good thing. Um. Next up here where did it go? I had another one that was somebody was saying something. It was I like the nice ones. I like when the people say that. I like when the people say the nice things. It's true, that's what

every radio is, really things. I have to read the mean ones too, But I like what everyone's trying to be all all supportive, and you know, thank you for devoting your days to all of this. Uh, Kathy writes, we the people need to march on washing tun Um. Sure, Kathy, it's kind of a long walk from from New York. But I hear what you're saying. It sounds like fun to me. Um. Next up, Ethan, You're right, hey, buck Love, the show been listening to you since your days on

the Blaze. Oh. I thought i'd drop a correction your way tonight. I heard you refer to im hoo numerous times as an acronym. Thanks to our good friend TV Andy Levy, I learned years back during an episode of Red Eye that im hoo is not actually is actually

an initialism, not an acronym. An acronym is a set of initials that is said as a word, such as a wall or NATO, and initialism is a set of initials that is typically said by each letter, such as C, I, A, or I am h O. But don't people say im hoo or no no okay, maybe you don't say m hoo. I just I don't know. I hope this message serves to get me an offer as the show's um buds m Budsman, should the position ever be created. Also hope this gets read on roll Call. Well, dreams do come true, Ethan,

thanks for writing in from Pittsburgh. So we've got we've got that going for us, which is nice. That's gonna be where we have to leave it for this freestyle Friday. I got Miss Molly waiting, hopefully with a couple of Margarita's to get things started a little early for Senko. I'm sorry Sinco de Mayo, not Senko. Fuck, get it together. I hope you all have a great time, whether you celebrate or not tomorrow. I'm excited to be with you next week. I'll be in d C to start the

week off. We'll finish it off here in NYC again. Please please share the podcast with a friend this weekend. You can email it to him or just tell them about it until Monday. Have a great weekend everybody, and shields high.