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what really matters with passionable intelligence. Make no mistake American great here a great American again, the Buck Sexon Show begins. He's a great guy. No welcome, friends, family, countrymen, Americans, people from all over the world. Actually welcome to the Buck Sexton Show. Great to have you here with me. Thank you so much. It is an honor and a privilege. You've got a chance to speak with you all. Let's jump right into it. There was a bit of a

recuperation process yesterday for the media. They had to dust themselves off a bit. They were still in a state of shock after President Trump had recovered so quickly from the COVID nineteen circumstance in the hospital. At least he's not better, He's not one hundred percent fine, but we know that there are a lot of people right now who are trying to figure out how they keep the narrative going of be terrified of COVID, even though President Trump is seventy four year old man who has some

additional aggravating factors. Perhaps for COVID has been able to do quite well, and in a sense, he's now a big test case for a lot of people as to how much better the treatment has gotten. Everything that he has received is available to the general public. But no, it's feel so important for everyone to be terrified all the time. Don't look at the numbers, don't look at what's actually happened here. No, No, that would be that

would be way too rational. You're supposed to be afraid, be very afraid, is what the media is telling you. That is what they believe, and they want to make sure you believe it too. You have no other means in this process. There's no other way for you to go. And that's why you've got people like Cuomo out there saying no, no, you got to be terrified all the time. Play three and from a public service point of view, two and ten thousand people died. More people die in

this country than countries around the world. They were doing much worse than we were. From a public service point of view, don't be afraid of COVID. No, be afraid of COVID. It can can. You don't be cavalier. This is just more denial. This is where it started. And you know the president, God bless him, he tells you where he's going. We know that when COVID started, he knew how bad it was going to be, and he

just lied about it. You know, if it wasn't for that guy, the governor of New York, the US overall per one hundred thousand death rate for COVID would be better than most, if not all, large European countries. The outlier in the United States of all of the different places that have had major waves of COVID is in fact, New York and New Jersey by far the worst outcome, by far, the highest death toll per capita. Nowhere else

really even comes close. Even still with the waves that have hit over the summer and the Sun Belt and California's bikes and cases, New York was by far the worst. And he is lecturing the rest of the country, really just lecturing Trump supporters about how outrageous what the President said is. Remember he says, don't let it dominate your life. Trump says, don't let it dominate your life. Don't be afraid of it all the time. And they're saying, no, let it dominate your life. That is what we have

set up for you. We insist that you are you living constant fear of this thing, that you not allow yourself a moment's reprieve from being in this state of panic. It's completely outrageous, but that is very important to them right now. It's very important to them because they understand a country that feels optimistic, a country that thinks things are actually going pretty well. You know, the economy is recovering, it's coming back. Biden will make it much worse, make

it much slower. The whole thing will go in the other direction. I think we all know that because they never learn the lesson, They never learn any of the lessons of history about their policies. Otherwise they couldn't support them today. What do you think Biden's going to make the economy strong? This whole build back better thing. What does Joe Biden know about making things better for the American people who actually have to go to work and

run a business. Do you think the Democrats care about all the service workers who are out of a job right now. No. If anything, they want to continue as soon as they're in charge, so they get the political credit for it. They want to continue with what's a day facto universal basic income, and you be I send people checks every month. That's fine. You don't want to work, We'll send you a check every month. This was an idea that was talked about the Democrat primary, most notably

by Andrew Yang. It's actually one of the least annoying of the Democrat candidates, though that's not saying all that much. And now they see a pathway to it, increasing the welfare state, increasing dependency on the government, forcing people to be less autonomous, less self sufficient. They like this. That's all to the good as far as Democrats are concerned. You know, you'll have the elites, the people that write the checks, so that Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer keep

getting elected. They're fine, they get to work remotely, nothing changes for them. But for people that are lower down on the economic ladder, people that are just trying to make a living hourly workers, Guess what too bad if they have to shut down again for another six months under Biden administration. But don't worry, they'll send them a check. Notice. How that's going to change the perception that all of us had about being dependent on government. It's not a choice.

When the government says you can't open your bar, you can't operate your restaurant, it's not up to you. They're gonna shut you down. In fact, we just saw last night in Brooklyn de Blasio sending in the NYPD, the mayor of New York City sending the NYPD to break up a demonstration of Orthodox Jews who were like, we're done with all this lockdown stuff. So just harassing that community they're outside, doesn't matter, not allowed to do it. If there are a Black Lives Matter protest, the city

would roll out the red car. Then it's all fine. Then then everyone can think that this is wonderful and of course no COVID risk, Black lives matter. You know, who needs social distancing? When you have social justice wokeness is a special protection from viruses. You may have just figured this out. So this is where we are. This

is the situation in which we find ourselves. It's completely It's completely mind blowing that the Democrats are going to just cling to the most panic narrative possible until the election, irrespective of what it does to the country and what it means for the American people. They simply do not care. And they also don't mind however much they have to

lie to you. They will. I mean, here's Biden, who's going to have his VEEP would be veep Kamala Harris tonight, spewing all kinds of nonsense on that stage, and the media is going to go over time trying to support her. Right, whatever they have to do, they'll do. They're in this, you know, they're in this to win this, folks, I mean the media, not the Democrat Party. They're making sure that there are preferred candidates going to get through this.

But Biden will say things that I know no intelligence serious person can believe this at this point. Here he is telling you that wearing a mask is not is not political play. Five. It's estimated that nearly another two hundred and ten thousand Americans could lose their lives by the end of the year. Enough, no more, let's just said partisanship aside. Let's end the politics and follow the science wearing a mask. Wearing a mask is not a

political statement, It's a scientific recommendation. Social distancing isn't a political statement. It's a scientific recommendation. Testing tracy, the development and all the approval and distribution of a vaccine isn't a political statement. It is a science based decision. We can undo what has been done. We can't go back, but we can do so oh much better. We can do better starting today. We can have a national strategy

that puts politics aside and saves lives. We're gonna have a national strategy that will make it possible for our schools and business to open safely. We can have a national strategy that reflects the true values of this nation. I just this guy is full of so much bull it's amazing that he's actually even in contention to be the presid never Mind, I headed on a lot of the national polsier sailing seeing which I don't particularly believe, but that's where it is right now. He's the one

that wants the lockdowns. Remember that, he's the one that wants the lockdowns. But he says we're gonna find a way to open up. No, the Democrats are the ones saying lock it down. They can't have it both ways. They're the ones that have been pushing for schools to be lockdown going into the election, which was a completely unjustified decision from a purely scientific standpoint, outrageous. But they don't care. I don't care about the suffering from all

these people. They're just using the death toll of COVID for political purposes right now. Nobody wanted any of those people to die. It's been horrible. But we've been doing all the things that Biden says he's going to do. He speaks about this like it's some revolutionary new plan they've got. Oh, we're going to social distance and mask. We've been doing this crap for now, what seven eight months? How much longer are we supposed to do this? It

hasn't worked. If you look at the data, it shows that there are places where after MASK mandates went into effect as a matter of law, things got even worse. So what is he even saying, Oh, we could be better trumped into a good enough job. He didn't protect

you from this virus. Take a look at what's going on in Argentina right now, which has one of the highest COVID positivity rates in the entire world for all the tests that it's for the test that it's running, it's not testing as much as other places are, but it's got over twenty thousand deaths. Argentina has a much

smaller population a lot of these countries. We're talking about twenty thousand deaths from COVID nineteen and those I'm assuming are actually directly from COVID as opposed to the with COVID deaths that absolutely have been calculated in this country. So we have an inflated COVID death figure. Look, I'm not saying it's I have no idea, by the way,

how inflated it is. We do know that there are at least thousands, if not tens of thousands of cases of people based on the way that they're tabulating these things, that should not be considered COVID death. But look, if it's fifty thousand people dying from COVID one hundred thousand people dying from COVID, it's horrible, and that's clearly the case. We've lost a lot of people to this virus, there's

no question. But ultimately it's about the country having an adult conversation with itself, all of us talking to each other saying, look, we're doing what we can. But this virus is spreading and has been spreading. And all the people who have been saying, just do this, just do that, it'll stop it, it'll fix it. We're wrong. They've just

been wrong. It hasn't worked. You think if Joe Biden's in charge, all of a sudden, there's gonna know, there's just gonna be more mask shaming, More people who are outside going for a bike ride who are told, where's your mask? More people who are walking alone on a nature hike. This actually happened a friend of mine and somebody passed from twenty feet away out in the woods,

where's your mask? Oh it's not political? Well then are people either have politicized this or they're too stupid to have a conversation about what's actually a safety measure versus what is just a waste of everybody's time. And it's annoying, it's harassment. I know. Look, I'm not giving up on this one because I think a lot of are a lot of people on our side were just going along, Oh, let's show some good faith. We don't want I don't want to have this fight right now. Come on, I

don't want to be wearing a mask. It's it's annoying, but I'll go along with it. And look, I've been beaten down by it too. You want to be the one person in New York City? I mean, it's basically like walking around with a maga hat on. Now if where if you don't wear a mask outside, that's how people view it in this city. And I'm sure that's true in other places as well, which of course is insane. But whether they wanted it to become one or not, and I think they did, it is a political statement.

So why lie about it? Why is Joe Biden and all these other Democrat politicians why do they have masks on their avatars on Twitter? Why are their social media accounts all changed out so their their official photo has a mask on? Oh? Because that's really that's inspiring people to mask up. I don't give a crap what these politicians do with their own medical decisions and safety. That's up to them. Like I say, oh, if Joe Biden's wearing a mask, I better wear one too. But it's

all symbolic, friends, it's symbolic of control. They're trying to see how much they can make you do and what they can get away with, and unfortunately they've gotten away with far too much. Unfortunately, we're at a point now where we're just negotiating over how deep the tyranny will run instead of whether we're actually going to get our

freedom back. Hoping this will start to change. I'll tell you in just a little bit about thousands of scientists, doctors, researchers who are saying these lockdowns are horrible, it is not scientific. It needs to stop. The Great Barrington Declaration. Why why aren't you hearing about this in other places? Why isn't this the number one story on every conservative

side in the country. I can't tell you. No. Let's have a bunch of people do the same five things to look for, and tonight's vice presidential debate, and this is what everyone does. Okay, you know, I got it. We got to cover our bases. And there's a vice presidential debate tonight. But this declaration out of Great Barrington, Massachusetts is honestly, it should be the end of all

of this stuff that we're seeing with the lockdowns. It should be all over done tomorrow, finished, and there's a scientist. That's what they're saying. But Nope, not going to happen. People don't want to admit that they're wrong, and they don't want to give up control, and they're pretending that this is about keeping you safe. Here's the truth. They

can't keep you safe and they don't care. And that's why when Trump says, don't let this dominate your life, don't be afraid all the time, it enrages them so much because that's what they want and they've gotten used to it, and now just Trump saying that takes away some of the power that they've accumulated, and so they react with rage at this, particularly the journos who I don't know who the worst people are in America, journalists or mask shamers, although there's obviously a lot of cross

over there. You're in the Freedom Hunt. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. And I you know, I hate saying this stuff. It's it's it's tough to believe and you know, didn't need to be this way and something that we talk about all the time. But yes, I mean four hundred and ten thousand was the projection for my hm ME. While at the same time, they you know, the projection jumps around, but they say one hundred thousand of those lives could be saved if if

he had ninety five mask wearing. So it's it's it's hard to hear, but but it certain tracks with everything else we've been hearing. We're just back into the same loop we were before. The models say this, and if you do what I say, the models say that, so you have to do. Remember, they're not they're not recommending, they're mandating. The Biden campaign. They want to make you do these things. They're gonna find you, they're gonna lock you up if you don't do these things. Doctor Fauci said,

who I really think is the worst? I mean, this guy is like a Democrat operative who has gotten away with more manipulation of public perception than anybody in recent memory. It's horrible. What has he ever said that You're like, Wow, that's really helpful, that's really good. Yeah. Does he calm you down? Does he make you feel like the country's gonna get through this? No, he shows up, he goes Wow.

You know, I think maybe another four hundred thousand, maybe in a two million, maybe at the max, maybe five million. I know, we're all gonna die. This is our top public health official that we're supposed to be listening to all the time. What a disaster, an absolutely aster. This guy is the COMI of the health world, he says. The models tell us, quote, if we do not do the kind of things we're talking about in the cold of the fall, in the winter, we could have three

hundred to four hundred thousand deaths. That would just be so tragic. So it's on us, you see, do everything they say, or else hundreds of thousands of people are going to die. Let me tell you something right now, no matter what happens here, there are going to be people who die, and they're going to say the reason they died is because we didn't listen enough, we weren't

well behaved enough, we weren't good enough children. When Saint Fauci was trying to give us his blessing, is this the country you want to I don't want to live in this country where that's happening, where people are all of a sudden bowing and scraping and begging for the approval of bureaucrats who have earned nothing other than the right to be in a government position for a long time I'm not impressed by that. I used to work for the federal government full of clowns and morons. Not everybody,

but a lot of them. Three or four hundred thous people. It's not even clear if he means three three to four hundred thousand more will die or we'll get to another one hundred to two hundred thousand. On top of this, why hasn't New York already seen the huge spiking cases. It's in a few communities. Why does he have an

answer for this? Now? He has no idea. You know, notice they don't even try to tell you what's going to happen next week or next month, or they're just it's always a three month projection as to what's going to happen. Listen to us or else. Well, there's another point of view on this, folks, one from a whole lot of doctors that I want to tell you about right now. Thanks for listening to the Bus and Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app,

or wherever you get your podcasts. The Great Barrington Declaration. This should be for conservative outlets, for news outlets across the country, this should be a top news story and they're not telling you about this. Wall Street Journal had a piece in it today. I mean, it's it's starting to get out there. But why isn't every one pointing

to this. We're always told listen to the scientists. That's what they say, all the scientists believe, and then they fill in something all the doctors tell you, and then they say they're preferred, you know, mask mania, lockdown talking points. Well, this is a declaration that you need to hear and is as of this show, have been signed by three thousand, two hundred and ninety eight medical and public health scientists and over five thousand mds. Doctors, not like Joe Biden doctors,

I mean real doctors. She's a PhD in bureaucracy. Real doctors. So that's These are people that when you hear their credentials, I'll get to you'll say, are they crazy? Did Trump brainwash them? Did? Did they not understand something about where a mask? This is what they write the Great Barentine Declaration.

As infectious disease epidemiologists and public health scientists, we have great concerns about the damaging physical and mental health impacts of the prevailing COVID nineteen policies and recommend an approach we call focused protection, coming from both the left and the right, and around the world, we have devoted our careers to protecting people. Current lockdown policies are producing devastating

effects on short and long term public health. The results to him if you include lower childhood vaccination rates, we're sitting cardiovascular disease outcomes, fewer cancer screenings, and deteriorating mental health, leading to greater excess mortality and years to come. With the working class and younger members of society carrying the heaviest burden, keeping students out of school is a grave injustice. Keeping these measures in place until a vaccine is available

will cause irreparable damage, with the underprivileged disproportionally harmed. Fortunately, our understanding of the virus is growing. We know that vulnerability to death from COVID nineteen is more than a thousandfold higher in the old and affirmed than the young. Indeed, for children, COVID nineteen is less dangerous than many other harms, including influenza. As immunity builds in the population, the risk

of infection to all, including the vulnerable, falls. We know that all populations will eventually reach herd immunity the point at which the rate of new infections is stable, and that this can be assisted but is not dependent upon a vaccine. Our goals should therefore be to minimize mortality

and social harm until we reach herd immunity. The most compassionate approach that balances the risks and benefits of reaching herd immunity is to allow those who are at minimal risk of death to live their lives normally, to build up immunity to the virus through natural infection, while better protecting those who are at highest risk. We call this focused protection. Adopting measures to protect the vulnerable should be the central aim of public health responses to COVID nineteen.

By way of example, nursing homes should use staff with acquired immunity and perform frequent pr testing of other staff and all visitors. Staff rotation should be minimized. Retired people living at home should have groceries and other essentials delivered to their home when possible. They should meet family members

outside rather than inside. A comprehensive and detailed list of measures, including approaches to multigenerational households, can be implemented and as well within the scope and capability of public health professionals. Those who are not vulnerable should immediately be allowed to resume life as normal. Simple hygiene measures such as handwashing and staying home when sick should be practiced by everyone to reduce the herd immunity threshold. Schools and universities should

be opened for in person teaching. Extracurricular activities such as sports should be resumed. Young low risk adults should work normally rather than from home. Restaurants and other businesses should open, and arts, music, sports, and other cultural activities should resume. People who are more at risk may participate if they wish, while society as a whole enjoys the protection conferred upon the vulnerable by those who have built up heard immunity.

Now you might be saying, okay, hold on a second, why why haven't I heard about this? Why haven't more people been told about this? This was just signed on October fourth, it's October seventh, but oh, you know it must be because these are you know what you always hear when people oppose the lockdown stuff. These are quacks, that's what they'll say. These are quacks. They'll tell you that they don't they don't know what they're talking about.

They don't know what's going on in society, and they're just full of it. Right, Okay, Well, here are some of the people that are a part of this. Here are some of the people that have signed their names to it already. Doctor Martin Coldorff, Professor of Medicine at Harvard University, a biostatician, an epidemiologist with expertise in detecting and monitoring of infectious disease outbreaks and vaccine safety evaluations.

Doctor Snetra Gupta, Professor at Oxford University and epidemiologists with expertise in immunology. Doctor j Bardacharia, Professor at Stanford University Medical School. A physician, epidemiologist, health economist. Doctor Suturitt Bakhti, Professor of Medical Microbiology, University of Man's, Germany. Doctor Rajiv Batia, physician with the Veterans Administration, Epidemiology. Professor Stephen Bremner, Professor of Medical Statistics, Brighton and Sussex Medical School, UK. It

goes on and on and on. I mean more, You've got Massachusetts General Hospital on here. Department of Clinical Microbiology, tel Aviv University, Israel, Professor of mathematics, focusing on population and evolutionary theory, and infectious disease epidemiology in Glasgow. It just goes on and on and on. Top institutions in the world have some of their top people that are saying, stop this lockdown crap. Now, it's not working, it's damaging,

it's wrong. Focused protection, protect those at risk. Everyone else go back to normal life, acceptable risk for them. Some of us have been saying to do this for six months, just because your rational have good judgment and wisdom understand what the heck's actually going on. Does anyone really believe that we're going to be We're gonna have a ninety five percent compliance rate for social distancing and mask wearing. That's insane and I think of the costs of this too,

it's outrageous. Focused protection is the answer. The Trump administration should be all over this. I don't know what to say other than we've got to tell people, We've got to spread the word. This is what the scientists are saying. You're in the freedom hud. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. It's remarkable. You know, among the dumbest people in society now think that they have the most insight into the health of the president, that he is lying to us, his doctors must be lying to us. All

of the above. Here's AOC trying to give everybody a bit of her medical advice when it comes or her medical assessment. I should say, when it comes to the presidents of the United States. Play sixteen. The president is not in a good condition. He just was diagnosed with COVID. His oxygen levels were in perilously low areas over the weekend.

That we're extremely concerning. And then we're supposed to believe that everything is absolutely fine right now when we were receiving conflicting medical reports from both the White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and some of the positions that we were hearing at Walter reed, Now, I don't think that we should be making any large political decisions when the president is such it is in such a perilous

in such a perilous medical state. He is still receiving interventions and treatments, and and we're in the middle of talking about and making dramatic decisions. Yeah, so he's just like not really even the president right now. He's just like not even the president. Like it's just like whatever, or like twenty fifth, you know, constitutional convention or something or whatever, or like, yeah, this is the leading light

of the young Democrat left. Folks, the best they've got, Like, I don't want to be mean, but she wants to do things that will kind of ruin your life. So I think we have to be honest about this. And I wonder if they ever get tired of just being wrong all the time. But they don't ask yourself this, Do they ever get tired of saying things that in retrospect and I'm in retrospect of yesterday, are foolish that

they figure out in a twenty four hour period. Oh yeah, what I said about the president was nonsense all week, and we were hearing ohays, oxygen levels drop, he's very ill, everyone's very concerned. They ran with that. The panic narrative turned out not to be true. So now we get to a place where they're just coming up with crazy ideas why he's not really able to make decisions. The guy's taking you know, a decks of methismee, which is a steroid you could you inhale and I think it's

an end. I think you inhale it. And Ramdessevier, which is an anti viral drug. It's kind of like tamiflu, but you have to take it through an intravenous But you know, tamiflu is something you take to deal with to deal with the flu. You have taken the early stages of it. So what exactly she's saying, nothing, garbage, nonsense, You don't have to really worry about, you don't have to think about it. But the point is they'll undermine the president and his ability to be the president in

any way they can. And even if tomorrow it sounds what they say today sounds stupid, as long as it has the intended effect for a little while, they're fine with it. As long as it's able to serve the purpose of one news cycle, great, doesn't matter. And then there's Shifty Schiff, who is among the scummiest of all fellows in Congress, which is truly saying something. I mean, this guy is a liar, a shameless liar, almost in

a category of his own. I mean, there are many in Congress, many Democrats, who will just lie to your face and don't care. But Adam Schiff, when you add Russia collusion to all the other stuff that he's pulled off, remember when he was doing his whole in a prosecutor routine for Pelosi and that House impeachment. What a sham that whole thing was. He really does have the cold, dead eyes of a bottom dwelling shark. You know, that's really what you get from Adam Schiff. And yet voters

in California like this guy. They think they think that he's he's just great. Here's here's what he says. He's also trying to make the case that, you know, the president, he's not of sound mind. Right now, their candidate is Joe Biden, who goes, you know, it's naptime for him, got to call lid for the day. But they want to talk about Trump not being of sound mind. That's how shif for roles play ten on the best of days. The President's thinking isn't too sound, So if there's any impairment,

it's a real problem to me. This hearkens back to the president of proudly boasting that he's going to take responsibility for shutting down the government. Well, he's now proudly taking responsibility for denying the American people help in their time of crisis. Basically, today, Donald Trump told the country if you're a small businessperson and you're going under. Too bad for you. I'm not going to bother with it

until after the election. If you've lost your job and you're on unemployment compensation and your benefits have run out, that's too bad. That doesn't affect me. I don't care. I'll deal with that later. You know, this is so responsible when millions are suffering, and of course politically it makes no sense for him to do either. So it does call him the question his judgment, certainly, but whether he's being impaired by these drugs. This is slimy shifty

shift saying it must be the meds. He's making such crazy decisions, it must be the meds. What What a scummy, scummy fellow, the shifty shift is. That's that's what he's telling you. And there's a couple layers. You're one. There is no reason to believe that anything. I mean, the president is not on heavy doses of morphine. There's nothing to make anyone believe that he can't make decisions or

isn't of sound mind. Right now, we've seen him. He's been showing up, he's been talking, he's been doing he's much more lucid than Biden is mister calling it a lid at nine thirty in the morning every day. I want that. I want the Biden campaign. Most people call it a vacation when you wake up, do something for like thirty minutes, then you're like, I'm done. But no,

with Trump, it has to all be different. They we'll say anything and then on this aid package, because this is getting a lot of attention the last twenty four hours. The President said he would not sign what Pelosi and her crew of little socialists wanted two point four trillion dollars two point four trillion dollars of not not spending for like the whole budget for next year, that's just for now, just to keep things afloat. And Trump said, no,

we'll give you one point eight trillion. We will give money for people out of work and support to businesses that are COVID related. We're not going to just plug the holes of Democrat run cities. This is where the real, the real conflict is on this the real friction Democrat run cities. We're not going to just bail him out with taxpayer dollars at the federal level. Sorry, well, Pelosi and the rest they're they're combining things that are not related.

They love to do this. Pelosi keeps doing this. Now, I'm gonna say Trump has done a good enough job of explaining this to the American people. A lot of you're gonna say, bok, he's playing five D or whatever. No, No, I'm not talking about to Trump voters. Okay, he needs to be explaining this to people who aren't yet sold

on Trump. That's what this is all about. It should be absolutely clear, it should be glaringly obvious that Nancy Pelosi, once again, she's done this now three different cycles of the Pelosi games, you know, Marie Antoinette style, let them eat cake while Pelosi's inter mansion doesn't care about what's happening to any of these workers, but then goes on to MSNBC and CNN and pretends Trump should be clabbering

the Democrats on this. He's saying, look, I wanted They wanted to get money to people that are out of work and extend the unemployment benefits in August. We're in October. Democrats have been delaying because they insist on bringing these things, using these things together, and that's not the way this

should be done. Right, They're padding this. They're throwing in their little wish list on top of the actual money that would go to people, the stimulus payments that would go to people so that they can keep paying their bills while they're on lockdown. Trump has not made a good enough pitch on this one yet, and I'm sorry. We don't do the president in any favors that I know people from the White House listen to this show. We don't do the president in any favors by encouraging

a losing strategy on this one. He should have owned the news cycle on this for the last twenty four hours, making sure everybody knows he says he will sign right now one point eight trillion dollars given to people for their paycheck, protection given to people who are unable to open their businesses because these lockdowns, get that money the economy, get it to the American worker right away. It's just

malpractice not to be winning this argument right now. I know the President's sick and now he's dealing with a lot, but folks, we are now in the sprint phase of this contest. We are in the all out and we're about to add the ACB nomination next week onto this pile. So it's it's go bigger, go hometime for Trump, for the Republicans. This is the whole thing. This is the big show right now. We've got less than four weeks to go here. I'm a strap in Shields High. Thanks

for listening to the Buses and Show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Listen to the scientists and obey the law, two things that you've been told a lot since the COVID pandemic hit by libs who want you to do something. They pick the scientists. You're supposed to listen to. It's always fouci. Hey, it is what the fouch says. Listen to me. We're all going to die. The truth is we are. We are all, in fact going to die.

Some people don't really accept and understand that, I think, which is why they make the public policy decisions they do. But we're all on borrowed time. We're just not all going to die of COVID. Less than one percent of us actually or even at any risk of dying from COVID.

But nonetheless we are in the process of ruining the economy and ruining large American cities because of all the fear and panic that the Democrats continue to spread, and they say that the law is the law, and they've taken emergency powers into their hands, which is really in abuse of the law. Right, this is essentially the break the glass. Okay, doesn't matter what we were saying before. We just got to get everybody out of the building

because it's on fire. Except they've been doing that since March. So we've been in this emergency state in different places across the country for many, many months, which is you know, this is a little bit like, oh, everybody, you've got to empty out of this area. There's a hurricane coming. And then it's like, well, we're going to declare marshal law just for a week. Actually it's going to be until we say it stops. That's what's going on. They

just keep extending it. And the greatest example of US I think you can point to, although Cuomo is probably number one and then Newsom number three is mission again Governor Whitmer, who at one point was being talked about by the Democrat media as a possible late stage presidential you know, who knows, maybe she'll be the VP. Right that was what was being discussed for a while. They say, they say the law is the law, right, So Cuomo,

for example, says, you have to wear a mask. I don't even know in public now, which does that even mean outside? It's not clear to me, but I think it means yes, but I don't and I've already said I mean, I'm a team. I might get arrested over this at some point. I'm not going to be obviously rude the NYPD. It's not their fault that they're enforcing this stuff. But I'm not wearing a mask walking outside

by myself. That there are lines, I am drawing a line, and you know this is this is where you start to say, well, nullification of the law is the next step here. But we're not supposed to have one person who's making decisions about everything, whether it's your ability to leave your house, your First Amendment rights, your freedom of worship, your freedom of speech based upon what they claim are the most important health determinations for us. But that's what's happening.

And then they say, well, it's the law. You've got to obey the law, the laws of law, and as we all know from the history of this country, there are laws that are unjust. That does happen, and laws have to change. Sometimes just because something is the law doesn't mean that it's right. And now you get into some deeper philosophical discussions. But Governor Whitmer, who has been saying you have to do this because I say so, and therefore it is the law, has had to figure out.

Oh wait a second, turns out the court, the Supreme Court for the State of Michigan, has said no, in fact, what she is doing is wrong. Play clip one. This is how she responds. As a result of this action, of the Court's action, the legislature's action, our COVID nineteen cases could likely go up. There will be uncertainty, there will be disruption, and possibly greater risk to our economy, to our loved ones, possibly more people quarantined, and more

fatalities we've seen that happen else. I swear what this ruling does not mean is that the orders I issued violated the law. Although I disagree with the court's conclusion, they held the law, the nineteen forty five law unconstitutional, meaning that that legislature seventy five years ago didn't have the authority to extend these types of powers to a governor. The court made it clear that I had interpreted this

law correctly and utilized my powers. Yeah, so she likes being a little dictator, and she found a statute that allowed her to be a dictator because she doesn't care about the freedom she's infringing upon. But the court came along and said, well, even if that is in fact the law, guess what, it's still wrong. And that's where we are. We need to start embracing that idea much more broadly here, because all you have from these Democrat

governors is I make the law. I am the law. Well, sorry, actually, the Constitution is the law. The amendments to the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, that's also the law. Some little pissant state official doesn't get to decide that the Constitution doesn't count because in the case of Cuomo, he's desperate to cover up grotesque ineptitude that caused a lot of people to die who would not have died otherwise. So

now we're started, we're finally seeing the pushback. It happened in Pennsylvania where a judge said, this is unconstitutional, these lockdowns that you have in place here? Was it? Governor Wolf there? Right? And it's happened now in Michigan. It's taken a while. The courts don't work very quickly a

lot of time unless it's a Trump thing. And then the Ninth Circuit it's like the Ninth Circuit just stays up late at night waiting for some Trump executive order that they can strike down, only to have the Supreme Court say Trump's allowed to do that. What are you lunatics doing? They don't mind because they're they're hashtag resistance. It's not about the law, it's about being hashtag resistant.

So that's what they do. And Widmer in the kind of sanctimony that you continue to see from Democrats, who I keep telling you be prepared for this. They will never admit that they're wrong. They'll never admit that what they've done is unconstitutional, was counterproductive and incredibly destructive. They'll never admit it doesn't matter what the data says, doesn't matter if we find out, you know, in six months. Nope,

they don't care. So this is oh yeah, Governor Witmer, Oh she, oh gosh, yeah, she's just like I'm never I'm gonna keep you healthy. Oh sure, play too. So while the Supreme Court has spoken, and while I vehemently disagree with the conclusion, now is the time for the Republicans and the legislature to come back to town and start showing that they take this crisis seriously too. I'm ready to work with the legislature, but I'm never going to negotiate when it comes to doing the right thing

and protecting the people's health. This is a deadly virus that still poses a very real threat. Is still praise on our most vulnerable populations, And as you're governor, I will continue to use every tool at my disposal to combat COVID nineteen. Oh yeah, she's gonna combat COVID nineteen, Sure she is. Oh gosh, you know, she was the one that said that you couldn't go from one house you own to another house you owned. That was not allowed. That was a that was a Whitmer rule during this

whole thing. Nope, not allowed. Sorry, oh oh really? And then her husband, remember this, her husband was the one that was trying to pressure or an official to let let her let him take their family boat out sooner than everybody else could, Like, don't you know who? My

wife is? Kind of a thing. Wasn't that Whitmer. If I recall, I think it was so Yeah, more hypocrisy, more stupidity, but always going to take the position that they're doing they're doing what's right, they're doing what is keeping us all safe, speaking of gave it a safe. We'll be talking more about the debate later. Biden's trying to back out. Why would he want to back out?

If he did such a good job and they thought their internal polling for the Biden campaign looked so strong after this, why wouldn't Joe Biden immediately want to jump into round two and get even more voters to get fire up about him? Right? No, Instead, what we have is Biden using Trump's COVID as an excuse play six. I think what they're doing, if you Harris debate is

I'm told I don't know this for a fact. They're using plexiglass, and they're following what the Cleveland Clinic says people having to be tested like I was tested today again and is taking it. I don't know what exactly what the rules are going to be, and I'm not sure that what President Trump is all about now. I don't know what his status is. I'm looking forward to being able to debate him. But I just hope all

the protocols are fouled. Was necessary at the time. I think if he still has COVID, we shouldn't have a debate. Why can't they social distance and off and where, you know, make him to separate them by forty feet on stage and have him wear a mask, right, shouldn't it? Shouldn't that be sufficient? We're always told that's all you have to do, and it's really six feet. They tell you wear a mask six feet, right, wouldn't that be enough? Now? Well,

they wear a mask during the debate. That's interesting, isn't it. But then I have a virtual debate. That's another way you could do this. But we should hear from the president again, because here's what needs to happen. For sure, Trump has to force Biden to evade on packing the Supreme Court statehood for DC and Puerto Rico. And how

about some immigration discussion too. I understand immigration has completely fallen off the policy radar for most folks right now because there's no travel between countries, really very little, if any, so we don't think about it. But that doesn't mean that it's not still a massive issue in the moment that we go back to any kind of normal world.

There's not going to be the issue of amnesty, which is that if Biden and the Democrats push that through, it's all over, folks, that the Republican Party is finished. So that's all they really have to accomplish. Then every you lose. If you lose on Ambassy, you'll lose on every other issue after it. It won't matter, it won't make a difference. But that's why the President does need to have an opportunity, I think, to push Biden on these issues. And we'll have to see if he even

gets that chance. He's going to be healthy enough for the debate. The issue is whether or not Biden just decides this is all their whole campaign is. Don't give it you, Biden, Harris, don't give any real answers on questions, stick to the talking points. Trump is hitler, They would save everybody from the virus. And you know there were no riots this summer. Vote for us. That's basically their campaign pitch, and the media lets them get away with it.

It's appalling, but they do. You would think that journalists just to get more viewers and to build a little credibility for their make believe. Oh, we're just the real journals out there. You think that they would spend some time, but now, no, they don't care. They don't care. They're activists, folks. They want an outcome here, and the outcome is Biden and Harris winning. You're in this is the Bucks X and Show podcast. Let's take a look at our justice

system right now, friends, some important updates for you. Of course, you've may be seen at this point that the President has said that he's going to declassify everything around the whole Russia collusion debacle, the fraud, the hoax that was perpetrated against the Trump administration, and seems increasingly absolutely certain. We've always thought this was the case, but now we have proof. Right. It's one thing to know or to believe based on the available evidence that something has happened.

It's another thing to know beyond a reasonable doubt. And I think we are at the place with Russia collusion where we are beyond a reasonable doubt that the Clinton campaign was not only behind this, but actively fabricating, right, actively pushing an errator that it knew wasn't true, and that they knew they could co opt the FBI and immedia to go along with it, and this is this is a crazy story we think about it. It's campaign OPO that's then treated seriously by the security services. So

it's just it's just a total smear job. It's just a rumor, this Russia collusion stuff. But well, I'll get into in a second one I think is going to happen here with further declassifications. I got something else for you though. This just filed today in the early afternoon in federal court in DC, that the General Flynn case,

which is still going on. People are still waiting around to find out whether Judge Emmett Sullivan, who hates General Flynn, that's been made very clear, call them a traitor in court for no good reason whatsoever, that this federal judge has decided even though the DJ has told him this case never should have been brought, we are pulling all charges from our end. His response has been, I'm just

going to keep this going. I'm going to effectively have a one person prosecution of the Trump I'm sorry, of the General Flynn case, or bring in i should say two person. He's brought in this Judge Gleason to be as effectively a shadow prosecutor, a guy who isn't really not part of the DOJ, isn't a prosecutor, but he's making the case as an amicist for the judge. The whole thing is nuts. It's making a mockery of the

justice system. It's disgusting. But it just goes to show Trump's derangement syndrome is so powerful that federal judges will ruin any credibility they have and really destroy their careers. I mean, they don't see it that way yet, but in the long run, I think it'll be obvious what's gone on here because they hate anyone associated even with Trump. Well, just today, Flynn's team has filed the ocean to disqualify Judge Sullivan for false and defamatory comments that they claim,

quote echoed those of Rachel Mattaw. He appointed a conflicted amicust. He has become shrill and prejudicial. The whole thing. I mean, here's here's from the actual the actual filing today. Again, this is all trying to get justice for General Flynn. This was the incoming national security advisor of the Trump administration. This guy is still being ground down by the federal criminal justice system. Didn't even do anything the whole thing

is nuts in this filing, they write. Nonetheless, in a remarkable reflection of its bias, the Court announced early in the proceedings that General Flynn had refused to cooperate in the Eastern District of Virginia far a related case against Flynn's former business partner. After the Court postponed his sentencing. That was false, so the Court said things that were not true. Moreover, sorry, here we go. As the court knows, General Flynn filed a petition for rid of mandamis, which

just means shut the whole thing down. Because inter alia, the Court exceeded the bounds of Article three and intruded into the core functions of the executive branch under Article two when and appointed mister Gleeson. Moreover, mister Gleeson and his partner, David O'Neill of Deba Boys in Plimpton, had a conflict of interest that should have foreclosed their participation in the case in any way, even if appointment on an animicus in a criminal case to pile on against

a defendant were itself lawful. Mister O'Neill represented none other than Sally Yates, the Deputy Attorney General who oversaw the Corrupt Investigation and January twenty seventeen interview of General Flynn. Folks, there's all kinds of conflicts of interest here, all kinds of injustices that are going on, and they just don't care.

This is like Sally Yates's buddy involved here, and somehow no one recuses themselves, no one steps aside and is considered to be tainted when it comes to this judicial proceeding. It's it's horrible what they're doing to General Flynn. Is. I don't know how this is described it other than cough gass, and it reminds me of reading about going through the system in Souls and Eatson's The Gulag Archipelago or Sultan. Eatson says that part of the problem you

would deal with there they would arrest you for no reason. Right. The reason was just to process people and ruin them and crush them, to show the power of the Soviet Union that they were just that was the machinery, the machinery of destruction. And as you were moving through it, the bureaucrats who were supposed to get confessions from you, they were just annoyed because it wasn't about whether you did it or not, it was okay, you're next. You're

the next target for destruction. And if you didn't give them what they wanted, then they would punish you for annoying them because you weren't confessing. So you know you're you're screwed no matter what. That's what Flynn is going through right now. That is the circumstances in which we find in which a former three star or yeah, i've retired now three star general who was accused of a felony for really the question all hinges on that ambush interview that we know is a set up to take

down someone in Trump's arbert. This was all orchestrated. This was blocking the peaceful transfer of power of an incoming administration. And the Flynn team is saying, look, the bias is everywhere. This guy can't get a fair trial. The DJ has already said, I mean usually if the Department of Justice says we're not bringing any more charges, you get to breathe a huge sigh relief, go out celebrate because you're good. You're not in jeopardy anymore. Not now, not if you're

General Flynn. All of this is so disheartening because it makes us all realize that you can't trust our own justice system. The Democrats have successfully managed to corrupt the federal criminal justice system in this country for political reason, and it's very hard to undo that. It's very hard to change that because whatever we do to try to

address it, they'll say is political on our end. But they've been weaponizing prosecutors' offices for a long time for political lens, and this is just another example of that. I don't I don't think that this will manage to get that rid of mandamus, the legal term for the trials over shut the whole thing down. I don't think that they're gonna they're gonna get that. And I don't think the Judge Flynn will a Judge Sullivan will be disqualified,

even though we should. And they're just gonna keep dragging this thing out. They're gonna keep making Flynn wait, pay lawyers, wait, pay lawyers for a case that the prosecutorial arm of the government has said, this was bad, We're done here. Oh no, Now a judge just decides that you're like his plaything and he's going to torture you for fun. That's what they're doing to General Flynn. It's a disgrace.

Thanks for listening to the Buses and show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, Team back in action with us now is the one only Denish to SUSA his best selling author commentator. I'm sure you know him from as many books, but his movie because he's also a filmmaker. The Trump Card is out this Friday. You can watch it at home on demand, so couldn't be any easier. I'm gonna watching it this weekend. Check

it out yourself. Trump Card the movie dot com. Denish, So good to have you back, Hey, It's always a pleasure. Great to be back. So we have a vice presidential debate going on tonight. Are you are you hopeful this is going to be meaningful in any way? Denish? What is what's your mindset going into this? I mean, I'm assuming you're probably gonna watch, but what do you think? No,

I'll watch for sure. You know, I'm always a little bit nervous when you have a sort of whitebread Republican going up against somebody who we know is going to play both the race card and the gender card. So Kamala Harris's best credentials for being vice president is she's or the vice presidential nominee. She's a woman of color, and so she's going to go I think hard against Mike Pence, and the typical Republican has never known how to handle this. Trump is about the only guy who

takes it in stride. So I'm a little nervous that Pence. You know, we don't want him to go into the fetal position, and we don't have to go under the desk. We want him, in his calm, methodical way to strike back and to strike back effectively in the Trumpian mode, although obviously using Pence's kind of clinical style. So I'm very interested to see how he handles Kamala Harris. It could be he could, He could have a big win. But to do that he has to be a little

bit fearless. If you were advising the vice president on what he should focus on, either areas where he should attack the Biden Harris message, or just places where you think that he should really hammer home the most positive aspects of what Trump. Trump has done that would really resonate right now, Where would you tell him to go? Well, I think in terms of the general argument. It could be that Pence has even Trump and laying out the

counter narrative because Trump doesn't really do narrative. Trump is really good at the zinger. Trump has a sort of a fearlessness that is unmatched in the Republican Party. But what Pence can do is tell a story. So, for example, Trump said to Biden in the debate, you know, isn't it true that your son, Hunter Biden got three point five million dollars from a Russian oligarch. But what Pence can do is give the backstory, which is that the Biden family has been running this family racket now for

a while. He's always takes a family member when he goes on foreign trips. While Biden is having official meetings, the family member is cutting side deals with government officials from foreign countries, resulting in large transfers of cash into the Biden coffers. So this is a systematic racket similar to the Clinton racket. Although they use the Clinton foundation, Biden kind of uses his extended family. So Pence can

lay all this out. What I'm worried about is if Kamala Harris goes full racial on Pence, I would have I would advise Pence to say, hey, listen, Kamala, this is really strange because you are descended from the largest slave owner in Jamaica, a guy who owned five plantations and over two hundred slaves. So you're actually descended from the slave owners side. You really can't claim victim's status.

Isn't it true that all the privileges you've enjoyed in life, private schools, expensive colleges, all the benefits, access to political power, isn't that all due to your slave owner privilege. If I think this is the way to fight with these people, that it'll shut them up right away. But if you don't go there, if you if like McCain, you keep all the stuff off the table. And I think it's going to be a long night, which begin in Danesh to SUSA author and filmmakers. Movie The Trump Card out

this Friday. Trump Card themovie dot com to go check it out on demand, you watch it right at home. I'm going to do it this weekend. You all should too. Denish the Trump return to the White House. From Walter Read, I think it was, in real time, the biggest meltdown that I've seen the media have. Maybe, well, there was the RBG passing. But then before that it might be the election itself. I mean I saw people talking about how he looked like Mussolini. He should be major media figures,

he should be charged with manslaughter. And there was a really clear point that was made because Trump said, don't live in fear and let this dominate your life. Isn't Isn't it clear to any American now is paying attention that the Democrat Party in the media response to this is no, you have to let it dominate your life. In fact, you have to let us dominate your life by doing exactly what we tell you to do. For sure, look these first of all, the position that we have

to live with coronavirus. This was gonna be the Democratic position on November four that they win the election. So we know that that means that their current position is a fake. They're just putting it on, and they're putting it on for a political purpose. Now, with Trump, they were dying. They so much wanted to see him on a stretcher. They wanted to see him getting oxygen. They wanted him on a ventilator. They wanted him to look weak.

They were hoping that like Boris Johnson in England, he would go into the ICU, you know, the guys in his seventies. He's supposedly in a vulnerable group. But unbelievably, forty eight hours later, he basically comes cart wheeling out of the hospital room. You know, he's taking a ride around the town, and he says nothing more than what FDR said in the depression. We have nothing to fear

so much as fear itself. That is Trump's message, whereas the Democratic message a complete loser, be afraid, be very afraid. What do you think, honestly happens after November third? If Biden ends up winning this thing, what do the next six months for America look like? So it's customary for people to say this is the most consequential election, but

we've heard that before. Here's I see it. If Trump loses and Biden wins, there will be a systematic, coordinated campaign to adicate not just Trump, but what you can call Trump is him from American public life. And that means going after all those of us who have been since seen as sympathetic to Trump, trying to discredit us, trying to make it look like we were some temporary, ugly stain on the American landscape that should never be

allowed to happen again. Now if Trump wins, on the other hand, he has the chance to do what Reagan did in the second term, consolidate the gains of the first term. I mean, he's had three Supreme Court nominations in the first term. He could have one or two more. He could make the court single handedly by himself. So Trump can have an impact not just on public policy, not just on the Court, but I think even on the culture. America was a different place after two terms

of Reagan than it had been before. And I would say the Reagan Revolution didn't end until two thousand and eight, so it was a twenty five year phenomenon. And Trump, who Trump is clearly a consequential president like Reagan, and he could have some of that same enduring impact. What do you think it's going to take for the American

people to finally say or enough? I should say the American people, because I do believe that in places like Los Angeles and New York City, there are folks who if they were told you got a shelter in place, we need at least two or three more years before we really test out, they would do it. I mean I live next to them. I know there are people in my building Denish who wears. There's a couple that wears a full headed toe has matt suit every time they go outside. I've seen them. I don't want to

be mean, so I don't take photos. But it's crazy. What is it going to take for enough of us to say that enough is enough? I mean, what do we do to get to that place? And do you think the president can pull us out of this panic induced national coma? I think he can, and I think the way to do it is you have to have You may call them pioneers. In this case, Florida as a pioneer, just like worldwide in the coronavirus battle, Sweden was a pioneer. Sweden said, We're not going to do that.

We're gonna stay open. We're gonna be cautious, but we're not close anything. Cafes are open, banks are open, offices are open. And now let's see the same thing is going on right now with Florida. Florida has no restrictions, no mass requirements. Everything is open. And if Florida doesn't have a massive spike that frightens the state into going into shutdown. Then that shows the way for DeSantis becomes a scout who is showing the way for the rest of us. So that's the way you do it. You're

braver than the next guy. You go out front and you prove it can be done. Look, there's a politics of fear works for the Democrats. FDR discovered that in the thirties against the backdrop of the depression. Now again, the depression was real. The fear wasn't contrived, it was real. But the Democrats realized, we can do things with this fear or politically that we couldn't do otherwise. And so really, since I came to America in the seventies, it's been

one fear mongering tactic after another. You know, the Earth is running out of food, nuclear winter, the ozone layers, dissipating climate change, now aronavirus. So in every case a pretext for greater government control and greater centralized authority. Denish to sues everybody. Check out Trump Card themovie dot com coming out this Friday. You can watch it at home and denish. We're looking forward to hopefully get you back

here when Trump, Oh, before let you go. Do you think do you think Trump and Biden are going to debate again. Is that going to happen? Because Biden's looking like he might try to bail. You know, that's really surprising because I thought that Trump and the debate at times, I thought he was too as Sarbigie interrupted too much.

I'm like, I wonder how he did. And then I saw all the left, you know, shrieking and screaming, no more debates, no more debates, and that told me, well, you know, Trump right did pretty well and probably scored some points on Biden. I mean, Biden was supposed to be the healer of it. The best he could do to Trump is You're a clown, You're a racist, you're a liar. So this guy is unhinged, and I think that the Democrats may be rethinking the second debate, although

I expect it to happen. I hope it does happen, but who knows. Trump Card the movie dot Com Everyone out this Friday, Danish. Thanks again, great to see you, Thank you, my pleasure you're in. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. You know, I'm a conservative. I don't often talk about how depraved the cultural institutions of this country have become, not that I don't think they are.

It's just I focus a lot more on politics, national security, fighting, the deep state, immigration, there are just some other issues that tend to spend I spend more time on, but not always. And I gotta tell you this one was. This one yesterday was pretty remarkable. This news story that just broke that the former Member of Congress Katie Hill of California is having a movie made about her. Now where I'm certain, I mean, they've got Elizabeth Moss playing

girl Elizabeth's moth Is. Moss is a very beloved figure on the left because she's the primary actor in that Handmaid's Tail show, which I have not seen, but I know what it's about. So, and she's also in mad Men for those of you who like that. I kind of found Madmen boring, but some people love it. And she's playing her, so you know, you can always tell based on the actor playing a person and how they're gonna be depicted, whether they're going to be it's gonna

be favorable. And it's based on the book that Katie Hill wrote here, Okay, what exactly is this movie got a show? Katie Hill has been held up by the left recently. This resigned member of Congress from California as some kind of a victim. And it's really never clear to anybody who actually looks at what happened here. Why is she a victim. She was a married member of Congress who by her own admission, was having threesomes that included people in her employee on her staff, which is

a violation of House rules. You're not allowed to do that for very obvious reasons. And this is a good rule. You know, you don't want some sixty year old guy from Mississippi or California, or you name it, who is having his twenty two year old intern do his bidding, not just xeroxing and stuff like that, you know what I mean. It's a good rule. It's a good rule to have, and it's just an ethics consideration for members of Congress. She violated that. We all know she violated that.

And yet she's a hero because she spoke her truth or something. And the the Left is deranged, and you really should juxtapose the way that they're going to make. They are making a hero out of Katie Hill, who is really somebody who acted in just a reckless and depraved fashion. And you know, She's now going to be a hero because of what exactly. Oh, they attacked her because she's a woman. It was because of her sexuality and because of all another woman. No, no one really cares that.

It wasn't really what it was all about. Remember Congress. This was a staffer and she tweeted yesterday about how excited she was about this. And then it was very interesting because a former staffer who worked for Katie Hill, who still had access to her old Twitter account, came out and had a whole bunch of things to suggest to say about this, because you know Katie Hills, like, oh, I'm so excited about the movie that's being made about

my life. And you know she's gonna get the Hollywood HBO treatment where she's just a fearless, tireless fighter for progressive causes who got caught up in you know, some nonsense. I mean, they'll make the worst people into into heroes as long as it serves the political narrative. But this former staffer of Katie Hills, this is really interesting. I

took to her Twitter account. Now, again this has not been very but whoever it was had access to the official Twitter account, and it all seems to add up, Katie Hill Quote was never investigated by the How Ethics Committee, nor has she been held accountable by anyone other than herself. We encourage everyone to reflect deeply before taking her word

at face value. And then this political piece says, at the time of resignation, Hill was under investigation by the House Ethics Panel for allegations of an improper sexual relationship with a male congressional staffer. She denied that accusation, but admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a female campaign staffer. Several nude photos of Hill were published by conservative media outlets amid the scandal, which she blamed on an abusive

husband she was divorcing at the time. In their messages Wednesday, the anonymous posters wrote that Hill quote took advantage of her subordinates and caused immense harm to the people who worked for her, many of whom were young women just beginning their careers in politics. Believe us when we say it's not only about who starts it, it's also about

who ends it. The posters wrote, and while Katie is certainly the survivor of abuse, we are not confident that she should a sufficily acted to end her own patterns of inappropriate and abusive behavior. Control of my account was handed back to the house clerk when I resigned. She wrote, God knows who hacked it from there, So she's saying that this is a hack. I think probably what happened, if I'm guessing here, is that she handed it her account back either if she did, but they didn't change

the password on the account, because why would they. It's now an account that doesn't have any meaning, and she's not a congresswoman anymore. And one of her old staffers had a hacking or account. I don't know. It sounds a little bit like when Joy Reid was claiming they hacked her blog from ten years ago to write a bunch of homophobic stuff under her byline. Weird, right, how

that happens. Yeah, they're going to turn herto a hero, though, And this is one of these areas where I know, for a lot of us we say, ah, but come on, how much does it really matter or what difference does it really make? So HBO is making another propaganda movie. They get to win in the culture, They get to keep winning, and the culture friends, and you know, that might not change the minds of people who remember this news story now, But in five years, what are people

going to remember the HBO movie about Katie Hill. They say they did the same thing with Anita Hill, where they made her into a hero. Now, she you know, followed Clarence Thomas professionally around, wanted to work for him, and they act like she was some great hero because she says that he made a couple of inappropriate comments in the office. This was some great act of bravery. Uh No, But they made a movie about her. Kerrie Washington, a very very appealing actress, played her in the movie.

So that's the thing. Who do you want, you know, do you want them to take some guy and you know, make him look as crazy and much of a you know that they give like the Gary Busey treatment to your character. Be a Republican if you want like a basically a model to play you and show what a hero you are for women's rights and program of ideas and everything else, you know what side of the eye

you've got to be on. And this matters. Unfortunately, this, this pushes people in directions politically, both in office and the voters. It's a shame. We gotta start winning, we gotta start fighting back at least. Thanks for listening to the bus sets in show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Imagine all the White housekeepers, Imagine the butlers, Imagine all the staff that work to keep the White House running

that he has now put in harm's way. Imagine just the everyday people that want to serve the country and serve the first family he has putting He's putting them in harm's way. Two White House housekeepers have tested positive, and I think it was Chelsea Clinton that tweeted out yesterday that she's so close to many of those people

and she fears for their lives. I mean, what kind of man, not just president, what kind of man would act in this way to endanger the lives of people that are supposed that are taking care of him and his family. It's despicable, despicable. I mean, The View is the dumbest show on television. I think that's for sure. But I wanted to play that for you just so you could hear how how much rage there really is here, how much they really despise Donald Trump on a personal level.

They think that they believe this stuff I know they say it, and it's easy for us to say, come on, this is just hyperbolic rhetoric, and this is just you know, they're playing dirty politics here. They believe this stuff, they really do. They think the president's a racist, a rapist, a murderer, and a traitor. They believe all those things and now, and actually they not all of them. Some of them are obviously being cynical about all of this, but some of them are in fact so stupid that

they'll buy in to this. They'll think that this is an accurate view of the leader of the free world. And you'll notice there's a huge difference between the way that conservatives opposed the Obama administration, which was largely based on not entirely, but largely based on not agreeing with and opposing Obama's policies his decisions as president, and the deeply personal vitriol, the deeply personal hatred that they have for this president and uh, and on the how stupid

are they side of it. I mean, he's right bay harsh, he's back blait twelve. Well, you know, I have to say, when I saw him running up those stairs, I thought, this guy thinks he's Sylvesta stallone and Rocky. The only thing is Rocky was not loaded up with let's say, Ram Dezevie and Dexamethason. You know, he had just this one, just got out of the hospital with a million drugs in his system. And by the way he was, he was shaking a little bit, and and and he couldn't breathe.

I don't think he looked very good. He didn't look good. I don't like the way he looked. It wasn't good. It wasn't good. I hate him. He's bad, bad man, orange Man bad. It's all just orange Man bad. Nothing else is allowed to really enter into the conversation. Nothing can change their minds. Everything Trump does is evil. I mean, if Trump did, in fact, personally cure cancer tomorrow, there would be Democrats with cancer, had some good stuff that

we need to talk about. Now, look what Trump has done. He's so awful. I mean, they would find a way, they would find a way to take that positions as insane as it clearly is, but this is what we are up against in this election cycle. I think everybody needs to understand it. Oh, there was a moment of self awareness from Don Lemon mister Don Lemon over at CNN, who does occasionally because he's sometimes too dumb to say things quietly, he says them loudly, things that Democrats aren't

supposed to say, so he can be unintentionally insightful. But here he is Play eight. Joe Biden is not Hillary Clinton. People, you know, this isn't This isn't me. I'm not saying that I don't like Hillary Clinton, but people, she did not have a high favorability rating. Joe Biden's favorability ratings are higher, as you so rightly pointed out. Now, Now this president is not just aspirational. He has a record right that he's run on and that he and most

of the time continues to run into the ground. And I think that people talk about the silent majority you said, you know, you don't see the lawn signs or whatever. I think that people feel that they don't have to put up lawn signs and do all those things, because the lawn sign is Trump out every day giving misinformation. And when someone after someone annoys you for a while, you know you have your detractors, Chris, many of them on state television, like I do, what's the best way

to to handle it. You just ignore it. They can choke. Just know, just agnach the cernem that people. When you ignore people, that is the worst thing that you can do to anyone. So I think that people are sick of quite frankly sick of us talking about Trump every single night leading with him. You know, it's a bulk of our show. People are tired of it, and they're tired of his antics. And I think there's a silent majority who are just going to say, you know what,

I'm done. He's right about. People are just tired of the way that CNN is the anti Trump network every single night. That's it. Every night they're talking about how terrible Trump is. Everything they're doing is geared toward that one outcome of not just defeating Trump in the election, but turning as many people as possible into Orange Man bad.

Trump is evil, and nothing else matters. There's no other discussion of politics or policy that we need to have, because as long as we all understand that Trump is literally the worst person in all of his three then that's that's all. They'll get to do. One thing tonight, in the one thing tonight in the debate that I'm sure will come up is about how the Democrats position themselves.

Now this is Biden saying it, but Kamala Harris will do this too, as the side that opposes hate, and this is this is another narrative that we need to pull apart, deconstruct a bit the side that opposes hate. Here's Joe Biden saying just that at play seven. I made the decision to run for president after Charlottesville. Close

your eyes and remember what you saw. Neo Nazis, white supremacist and the KKK coming out of the fields with torches, lighted veins, bulgie chanting, the same anti Semitic bile heard across Europe in the thirties. It was hate on the march in the open. In America, hate never goes away. It only hides. And when it's given oxygen, when it's given an opportunity to spread, when it's treated as normal, an acceptable behavior, We've opened a door in this country

that we must move quickly to close. As president, That's just what I will do. I will send a clare on a critical message to the entire nation. There is no place for hate in America. I'll be given it, will be given no license. He'll be given no oxygen, it will be given no safe harbor. Interesting do we think it's fair to say that there's a good chunk of the Democrat party that hates law enforcement? I mean a lot. I mean a lot of Democrats when you

add it all together, really hate the cops. Is that hate? Or what do we call that? When you describe someone as a racist murderer worthy of violent assault because of their job, isn't isn't it fair to say you hate them? Isn't it fair to say that Democrats are being trained by their media night after night to hate Trump supporters, to hate them, not to disagree with I'm not to try to win them over, just to view them with a viciousness and a disdain that Trump supporters are beneath contempt?

Isn't that what we're seeing from I want to talk about state media. I mean, the Democrat Party runs the media. It so isn't that? Isn't that a hatred? I think it is? Why is it that when something happens that the Left doesn't approve of, there will be innocent people who are attacked, There'll be bloodshed in the streets, There'll be stores that are broken into, and we all know that that's the expectation, but we just accept that there

is there hatred behind that. Oh what about what we have seen where Trump supporters have been attacked, have been violently assaulted for wearing MAGA hats, and is that that considered a hatred? I just want to know and to say that a group of people, whether it's law enforcement or Trump supporters, are all together are evil and that

they believe in something that's destroying the country. I think it's interesting that they really believe that the H word hate is something that only the left gets to throw around and that the great crusaders against it when we all recognize that what they've been doing, what their Democrat shock troops have been up to all summer, is deeply hateful, hateful to small business owners, hateful to Republicans and to police and to anyone who believes in law and order.

Never forget that video. It was really insightful, and I know it's just one little moment in time, but that video where you had a bunch of kids playing beer pong and BLM supporter BLM rioters were walking past their window and they wave to them, and they threw a rock through their window and the kids are all we're

on your side. Oh, it's a hateful movement. Look at the spittle and the rage coming from the mouths of white female Biden voters in DC who get in the faces of law enforcement and call them traders, race traders. Even that actually happened too. I'm not forgetting that that happened to the NYPD cops who were themselves minorities are called betrayers of their race by these protesters. Is that hateful? I think that's I think that's very hateful. I think

that's very destructive. But yet this term is to run as other Democrats are trying to promote a country full of unity and love and decency and kindness. They're the ones that have been rampaging through the streets for months. And that's why that Michelle Obama video that she put out there. Here's here's one piece of I played twenty the message we will send to our children about who

we are and what we truly value. To think about what would possibly compel you to accept this level of chaos, violence and confusion under this president and be willing to watch our country continue to spiral out of control because we can no longer pretend that we don't know exactly

who and what this president stands for. Search your hearts and your conscience, and then vote for Joe Biden like your lives depend on it, Like your lives depend on it, she says, because otherwise you're going to have all the hate and violence. Remember she mentioned violence destruction, And who's responsible for the violence and destruction that this country has been in the grip of for months now? The answer is Democrats, friends, the answer is the Joe Biden Party.

The answer is former Obama voters. That's who has been doing this. Why can't we just all be honest about at least that fact, because to vote for Biden is to embrace the big lies. You're in the Freedom Mind. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. Well you might have heard there is a debate tonight with the vice president of the United States and the would be vice president if she has her way, Kamala Harris. We are now joined by someone from a Trump campaign. Tell

us what they're expecting from their side. We've got Ali Parto with us now. She's the deputy communications director for the Trump campaign. Ali, how you doing great? Thanks so much for having me out here in Salt Lake City

VP is ready to go. I think we're going to see a clear contrast tonight, just like we did last week, of the agenda that the President's put out, this America First agenda that's really been delivering for the American people, and what you're seeing from the left, which is a socialist agenda take us backwards, a four trillion dollars tax hike. You're talking about the most liberal senator in the country on the stage tonight. She is to the left of

Bernie Sanders. I'm not saying that. The studies say that, and so I think the decision and the contract us could not be clear. So what are some of these special debate protection measures we're seeing. Are they're going to be separated by plexiglass at the debate? Are they going to be in bubbles? Well? What is? There? Still some negotiation going on over this? You know, it is an

interesting process. Our debate negotiations are constantly ongoing, not only for this debate, but also for the following two debates. There have been some interesting demands and request from the Biden Harris campaign this time around. Obviously, we do everything that's recommended to us, and we agree everything that's recommended to us by the by the health professionals. It seems to me, honestly that they're just trying to purchase signal a little on the on the Biden Harris side, but

obviously that's what we've come to expect that. Um. I think I hope that they have a really good opportunity to talk about this tonight, because the Biden Harris campaign wants to say one thing and then do another. When you've seen this vice president leading the task force of you know, the greatest public private partnership in history, really delivering the best testing capabilities in the world, delivering the you know, a vaccine, and what's going to be a

record time. Those are the things that people are going to be listening to tonight, and I think the Vice President is going to be able to do a very good job explaining that to the American people and contrasting that with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, who say a lot and do very little. Now, what are some of the questions that you know that you expect the Vice

president to try. I know he's not the moderators exactly, He's not the one to ask you the questions, but if he's going to try to push to get an answer and there will be some free form exchanges between these two, these two ideological combatants on that stage tonight. What is he going to push on Supreme Court packing? I mean, what's at the top of the agenda for Pens to show in terms of the contrast between the two Oh, I mean, I think that Supreme Court packing

is definitely on the list. Why haven't we heard an answer from Joe Biden or come on in heres on that issue? Why will they not say yes or no? And if they're four quarterbacking and we know she is, but is he and is their ticket? So I think that that's an interesting question that's going to get asked. Additionally, you're talking about a four trillion dollar packs increase. How

is she going to pay for that? And why does she think the American people are willing to have that burden put on them, especially when we're bouncing out of a pandemic. It just makes her sense. Additionally, she is one of the first sponsors of the Green New Deal. Does she stand by that? Joe Biden tries to say he doesn't, but it's still on their website. I think these are really important questions for the American people to hear. There's people all across this country. I know you're in

states with all across the country. You're talking to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Florida. When you ask these folks about Joe Biden and Kamala Harrison wanting to ban fracking, you're talking about wiping out complete industries in those states, wiping out not only industries, but industries that hold up their economy. So I think there's so much for us to hear tonight and to ask questions about. Unfortunately, she hasn't been known to answer

any of these questions. But the Vice President is tough, and I expect him to push and hope to get some of those answers questions answered. There were questions, and we are speaking to Ali Parto, who's the deputy communications director for the Trump campaign. Ali, there were questions. Look, I had concerns about what happened in the last debate. In terms of the moderator, Chris Wallace, what can you

tell us about the campaign's feelings tonight. Well, I mean, Susan Page hasn't been our biggest fan, but there's not a lot of people in the media that we know that are or that really give the President and the Vice president the respect and then the tension that they

deserve on the issues that they're pushing. But I think what I can tell you is this, the Vice President's going to have his time, and he's going to make sure that our record and our agenda and what we want to do moving forward is talked about and displayed. We always expect it to be two to one, um, but we still like our odds. And so I'm pretty confident and the Vice president's glance tonight and to tonight very confident. And uh and i'd say stand stand that

and get ready to for good night. And just before we let you go, what what is the the standing right now of follow up debates? Are they going to happen? The President absolutely intends to debate, obviously, following CDC guidelines and everything that's laid out right now, there's no reason why he wouldn't be able to based on on the guidelines and in our understanding of the process moving forward. So you know, we hope he stays in good health. And he's a fighter, and I think he's proven that

there's no one better to have fighting for you. Than him, and he is going to to get out there and talk to people about how we can responsibly move forward. I think that's the biggest thing, is it's time to responsibly reopen and move forward. You're going to hear that from the Vice President tonight and also from the President debates to come. There is kids that need to get back to school. There is you know, child abuse case is not getting reported, Families not being able to get

fed because of the jobs that are not reopening. So I think it's time for us to safely reopen, but also to reopen. Right, It's two things. Do it safely, but also make sure we're actually doing it. So that's what the President's going to talk about and we look forward to more of that. Ali Pardo, Deputy Communications director for the Trump Campaign. Ali, thank you so much. We appreciate it. Yeah, thanks so much for having me. Thanks

for listening to the Bus Sesson Show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, dem Buck, it's time for roll Call Roco Facebook dot com, slash Buck Sexton or Team Buck at iHeartMedia dot com. Yeah, that's that's the way to reach out to us or a Buck Sexton on Instagram, send us the gram. That's what we got going on Rouser Mark. You see the NBA's ratings are down fifty

percent for the finals. I did. Yeah. Do you think that's just because people, you know, without the without crowds and everything, it's not as exciting. You think it's a political backlash. I think twenty to thirty percent of it is just because the NFL's around. There's playoff baseball, there was hockey, you know, a different time year, all that stuff. I think the rest very well could be political. Yeah, yeah,

fair enough, because I saw that. I mean that's I mean, if you have a let's say you were running a broadcast news station or something, and you had a fifty percent drop in ratings, like everyone's getting fired, that's a that's catastrophic. So fifty cent drop for the NBA Finals, I think is I think that happens to sports every year during an election year. I think that's the reason the NFL's down slightly is because people are watching the

news and more or into politics nowadays. You know, every four years, the next you know, for the next few weeks, you know, I hope, I hope missus Mark knows that you know you're gonna be stretched to the limit, Producer Mark. Luckily she's never here. Oh well, there you go. That's that's that's easier to deal with. Let's get to it. Um. Really, and I was playing I played a little call I've played a little Call of Duty last Oh no, it

wasn't Call of Duty. Was a FIFA the soccer game on PS four And someone actually took the time to write me very mean messages about how they had beaten me with a lot of curse words. And I just kind of was like, you know, producer Mark, why can't ever just be nice? Why are people such lunatics? Like it's a sports video, That's why I was thinking about sports. The sports video game? Is your name Buck Sex? No no, no, no, no, no no no. It's like you know, French old Dog,

you know, Fan twenty twenty five or something. I never understood why talking trash and video games people you don't know, like if you're playing friendly with a friend and you want to you know, but like talking trash to strangers of a video that people are insane, that they're insane. Oh this is what happens a lockdown. I mean, I tried to resist it as long as I could, but the PS four has made a comeback a little bit during lockdown after ten years of not touching video games.

All right, here we go, Jim, all rights, heybucking Mark. I'm a medical laboratory scientist and work in a hospital. One thing that often gets left out of the discussion on the ACA is how people with employers sponsored healthcare have been screwed. Before the ACA, I could afford healthcare easily, not any longer. Between the deductible on Cope's, I have to spend over eight thousand dollars out of my pocket

before I am fully covered. That's not to include the almost four hundred dollars a month I have to pay as a premium, and my hospital system owns the insurance company Shield's high fellow patriots. No, Jim, this is very important what you're saying, and I wish I wish the Trump administration had more powerful messaging on this point. I know they say Obamacare is bad, but people need to know why it's bad. It's expensive, crappy insurance, that's what

it really gives people. Or it's Medicaid, which you know is better than nothing. People think, but not much better than nothing Medicaid. If you have a real problem, you end up having a very limited network. Long you know, Long waits a lot of specialists. You know, if you get cancer or something, a lot of hospitals aren't going to take it. And it's really it's just not good. But all along Obamacare was sold to us under false pretenses that they were going to cover more people for

less money and get better care. That's just not true. And it's really not possible for the government to just mandate that. The only way that you can have that is by induce shortages, which will lead to rationing. Right, the shortages. We don't have enough stuff to give everybody what they want. The rationing is okay, because we don't have enough stuff. This is what you get. We tell you what you get. This is basic economics. But Democrats think that they can suspend the laws of basic economics

whatever they want to. All right, here we go, Michelle. All right. So don't know if you mentioned already, but Turn is a great series about civilian spies for George Washington on Long Island during the Revolutionary War. Designated Survivor was good too. I think I watched a couple of episodes of Turn and I liked it years ago, but I didn't dig in and watch the whole thing. And Designated Survivor that one is. I think I saw the

first two episodes of that as well. It's got a little liberal for me, I think if I remember, have you ever seen that one? Producer Mark, I like that one. Actually it's a key for Sutherland, which I mean him is Jack Bowers amazing? Yeah? Yeah, twenty four people loved so interesting. You never watched twenty four na I was working in the CIA when twenty four is going on. That's true. It's a little too close to home for you then, yeah, totally. But they also the problem is

when you work in that it's very hard. I can do it now, but it's it's very hard to watch that stuff and not say, oh my god, that's so fake, or oh that would never happen or whatever. You know, it's tough to watch these things and not when when you work in counter terrorism at the CIA and then you're watching a show about CIA kind of terrorism, you're like, that's ridiculous. You know that that's tough not to do that.

I'm just saying, yeah, that's probably why they used a fake entity like they called it the CTU, which is not obviously real. Yeah, well I was working in CTC, which is the counter Terrorism Center when whenever one's watching CTU and keep yourself. All I can tell you is the shows are much more interesting than real life, that's for sure. But that's not a surprise to anybody. Uh yeah, So let's get to it now. Does the end it survivor I'll check that one out again at some point.

But I got a pretty long list right now of shows that i'm I'm actually pretty well stocked. And the Snow Princess wanted me to insist that everybody knows that the only reason she had a problem with Pull Dark was that she didn't like that there were some socialist undertones for the lead character in the few episodes we watched, which is fair, Which is fair, So she's keeping her real Next up here we have Ryan buck Love the show. Been a regular listener and a fan for a long time.

Thank you so much for speaking truth about one of the sins where it hit so hard by COVID. We as a country aren't very healthy, and I hope this message hits home so we can be better prepared for this kind of thing the next time we are faced with a pandemic. Making better health and wellness choices through our lives is the best vaccine we can hope for. And that doesn't mean closing gyms and small food shops down.

But I worry we as a country won't face hard realities or make tough decisions anymore that will really keep us great. Let us both hope I'm wrong. Shield time. Well, Ryan, thank you so much for your support of the show and for listening, and means a lot to me and Mark and the whole team here in the Hut. As for yeah, we are a country that need to have more of a focus on health. In fact, I'll just tell you I have this. I mean, maybe it's a dream or I don't know if it's a vision for

the future of the country. But now that everyone's realizing that you can be you can work from and I shouldn't say everyone, but now that there's an understanding in corporate America at least that work from home is a much more viable solution and a much better day to day and the productivity is for many people up. I mean, I'm doing more content now on a day to day basis than I've ever done before, and it's only possible,

and it's already stretching me to the limit. But it's only possible because I can do it all without having to commute, not burn an hour and a half two hours a day in transit. I mean, that's that's crappy to have to deal with that every day. That burns

a lot of your time. I'm hoping that there's also going to be a greater emphasis on work, you know, that people have greater work life balance, and that now everyone realized that this whole eight hour workday thing, you know, the eight hour workday for most people unless you're in a service job and it's hourly. But for a lot of people that work in more office culture, you know, it's a little bit like the movie Office Space, where you know, he says, in any given week, I do

about thirty minutes of actual real work. It's more than that. But I think that most people probably spend four hours of their eight every day doing stuff they have to do, and then four hours and either unnecessary meetings, traveling to meetings, traveling to you know, whatever it is that they've got to do in the in the course of the day, just unnecessary nonsense, wasting time going online doing things. So now it's really all okay. You have it, you have tasks,

you have expectations for your role. Maybe now when it's just based on your output and not based on your time in on an issue, you'll be able to get more done in less time effectively, which I also hope is the case with the more and more people homeschooling. You know, I think if you have individualized instruction, and I look, I know it's there's challenges to homeschoing too for people and you know a lot of two parents

or income households out there. But if you can get somebody who has one on one instruction for four or five hours a day, then are they able to just do whatever they want, play sports, go do other activities with kids in the in the area, in the neighborhood for the rest of the day. I mean, I remember the school day when I was I remember when I was in high school. I think we started at eight thirty am, and I would start eight thirty am and finished at like three thirty or four pm in the afternoon.

It's a long day for a lot of like and they jam things in there that really didn't need to be in there. I think it could be shorter and more efficients all I'm saying, and I think order and more efficient and therefore more freedom is a possibility for all of us in different ways in our in our jobs and in our roles. So that would be that

would be great. There are some jobs to require physical presence, obviously manufacturing and people who are you know, work with their hands, and people who there's there's still still stuff where you can't just phone it in from the couch. But for a lot of service jobs that are internet based and you know, you're able to do this stuff. So I'm hoping that that means they'll be more opportunity

for people to also be healthier. Health is important. Healthy to be a focus and everyone, and this is another thing. Everyone is in charge of their own health. No one's gonna make you healthy, no one's gonna make you take the time to learn. And everyone has different stuff. You know, I have different medical conditions that I have to manage

and deal with, and it's all on me. I can go to a lot of doctors and get advice and stuff, but at the end of the day, what do I do with the information I have, how do I actually live my life? What a I prioritize? You know, as I've gotten a little bit older now deep into my thirties, I know, it's crazy. These bones are getting creaky. You think, getting enough sleep things that my parents told me when I was a little kid that I was like, that's dumb. Nope,

they were right. They were right, getting enough sleep, limiting your alcohol intake. I know people don't like to hear that, but I'm not anti booze, but you know, you gotta think of think of booze like chocolate cake, and it all makes more sense. Right. You have a piece, maybe maybe two if you're really partying, but you know, you don't eat the whole cake. And when I was in college, we were eating whole cakes every night. I mean it was crazy. So that's that the impact that has in

your health. I mean, look, you you know all this stuff, but as you get older, you just realize because you also see the results of it more. You know, you see the results. Do you wear sunscreen? Do you drink too much? Do you have reasonable eating habits? You don't. Look I'm a guy who likes bree and chocolate chip, cookies. So you know, I got to spend some time in the gym, and I gotta kind of limit that stuff because otherwise, you know, you end up looking like the

stave puff marshmallow Man. So we've all got our challenges with this stuff. But whether it's avoiding a pandemic disease or it's just keeping yourself day to day functioning at your optimum level of personal health efficiency, which really does also translate into degree of happiness. It's it's on individuals, and there's more self education you can do on this

stuff than ever before. And I think this should be a much bigger part of what kids are, you know, learn about and is really part of a wholesome life in existence in school, I think kids, I think people need to learn about health in school. Then you learn about personal finance in school, and it should be a you know, it's a curriculum thing, you know, and everyone's, oh, I I took Latin for like four years or something

in grammar school. Look that's fine. I mean, you know, it's helpful in some ways, I guess, but I would have really liked to understand at an early age things like compound interest and you know, high high dividends, stock investing, and these are things that you know the the younger you are and more proactive and strategic, or you don't need a lot of money to set up a comfortable retirement. If you start young, have discipline, understand what you're doing, you don't need a lot of money to do it

at all. I'm pretty sure with compound interest at an eight percent a year and you realized return if you starting at age eighteen, I think if you amass close to thirty thousand dollars. Now I'm not saying that's not a lot, but that's you know, that's pretax. You put that in by the time you're I think it was

twenty eight. So if you have ten years twenty eight thousand dollars and you let it sit there's a famous Tony Robbins clip where he talks about this, and you let it sit at eight percent and then compound interest, you will end up with one point eight million dollars to retire on by the time you're sixty five. You know, I wish I had known more about that kind of stuff. So I'm just saying there's a lot of things out there. I know, I got a little bit down the rabbit

hole on this one. Let's get back into more roll call. You're in the Freedom Hunt. This is the Bucks Exton Show podcast. All right back into the roll call here, Eric writes, with the shows of support outside Walter read and the Trump Tower, I don't see the equivalent of support for Biden. I live north of Dallas in a neighborhood filled with Betto supporters, and the enthusiasm that they had for Betto doesn't exist for Biden. I don't see the turning Texas blue and the Electoral College votes going

for Biden. Well, Eric, I can tell you that Breathe Badou is like totally disagreeing with you, and producer Mark can you play We've got a bett clip. We're gonna flip Texas blue. It's gonna hop in play it from puers typically out performance of the polls by Democrats of three to four points, so I would say those races are much much closer. M J. Hagar can beat John Cornyn and Joe Biden can can win this state. In fact, on the eve of early voting on the twelfth of October,

we're gonna have a million voter. I don't think it's bank our volunteers are gonna call a million voters to get them to commit to voting on the first day of early voting of the Texas Democratic Party. The candidates, everyone's doing their part. I think we can do this, Joy, and I think I think we can end this on the third. You know, Pennsylvania will take days or maybe even weeks to count those ballots. Texas will know on the third. And if we win Texas, it is over. Mathematically,

it is over. Psychologically. We can turn the page on Trump and Trump is um and begin the next chapter for this country. Let's turn the page on Trump. No, it's not gonna happen. To worry about it. He's not gonna flip Texas. Read that's that's nonsense, UM, So don't worry about that. And Eric, Yeah. As for anecdotal stuff, Dallas Batto supporters Biden, I want to agree with you that Biden has no shot, but he does. You know,

the Democrats have built in, built in votership. That's pretty substantial. So we gotta see Bruce Hey, Buck love the Freedom Hunt. Listen to the podcast daily, Keep fighting on to dispel the myriad of liberal lies and hypocrisy, and keep that twenty something year old Kurm Mudgeon producer Mark in line just joking, Mark Shield's Hiebuckster. Uh, yeah, there we go, Producer Mark, you're supposed to be kept in line, mister Sexton,

you're not allowed to write in like that. Yeah, it's gonna sayil kept in line, producer Mark is Bruce Waltz to Dough. I'm definitely not kept all right, everybody work, Yeah, Mark markets to run wild in the Freedom Hut because otherwise I won't know what time to show up or do anything. So he's he's got he's got the keys. He's got to let me into the hut, and then I get to make all the noise on the radio. Mike. That's the show for today, folks. Great to have you here.

As always, we'll talk more tomorrow. Let's dig in for this election or in this fight till the end, Shields Hie