There Is No Biden Normalcy

here we are. It feels like a Friday the thirteenth, doesn't it. Let's dive into it. Biden was supposed to be all along, a return to normalcy. That's what we were told. Now it's not yet clear that he will be the president of the United States. It could happen, you could even say it's likely, but we're already coming

to a recognition. I think as a country, or at least anybody who's being honest and who's paying attention to all of this, that the Libs are going to still be crazy when all's said and done, after these legal challenges, after these recounts, once all that's passed away, passed by you will see that they're still calling Republicans Nazis, they're

still saying that Republicans are racists and white supremacists. We're still going to have a COVID pandemic, there are going to be all of these challenges, and the discourse is not going to be magically elevated. It's not going to happen.

There's no reason to believe this will happen other than it was a narrative that was pushed relentlessly, relentlessly by the Democrats and their allies in the media, because especially in a year where everything feels so strange and unsettling and we're all so anxious because of this pandemic and the lockdowns and the economic costs that it has incurred. With all of that going on, anyone who says we're going to go back to normal, you'll listen to them

and say, oh, well, wouldn't that be great. But I'm here to tell you that the Democratic Party's idea of normal is not what a normal person's idea of normal is. The Democrat Party has become radical, it has become left wing. They seek to purge ideas from the public square that they do not like, not to defeat them in the marketplace of ideas, to actually expel them from that marketplace, to prohibit them from even being able to show up

and try to sell their goods, so to speak. Joe Biden is looking at a number of far left Democrats for very senior positions in his government in order to keep the base happy. And again, this is all under the assumption that the legal challenges that Trump rings are not yet successful or are not successful. Rather, in the end, with all of this going on, though, we can already

see how this would shape up. And let's even say that Trump continues for four more years in office, whatever the case may be, there is no normal that Democrats pretend we're going to go back to. It doesn't exist. Do you remember what it was like for eight years of the Obama administration. Anyone who disagreed with Obama was

basically called the racist in the media. I mean, that was the most common tactic of all, Oh, you don't like you don't like Obamacare, you don't like the Affordable Care Act, you must be racist, you think the irs was targeting conservative groups in twenty eleven and twenty twelve, in an election year, by the way, under the Obama administration. That sounds a little racist. Was there any bipartisan spirit or effort at that point in time, No, not at all.

It didn't exist. There was no reaching across the aisle at the other side. They weren't trying to heal the divide in this country. But you'll notice a trend here. Obama ran in two thousand and eight as the guy that's going to bring the country together. He was transcending politics despite being a politician. And then in twenty twelve, it was like elections have consequences, deal with it. I win, you lose. And it was really the rub Republicans faces

in it election when Mitt Romney got crushed. But we also remember the House. We remember the House changed hands during the Obama administration, and then eventually the Senate changed hands. The American people sort of saying, hmm, this left wing new age of politics that Obama brought about wasn't really all that it was supposed to be. Didn't really work

out the way we were promised. Guess what. Right now, everybody who, as I've said, is being honest and is surveying the political scene is coming to the following conclusion. Even with a Biden victory, We're still going to be

a country that is deeply divided. There will be government gridlock, There'll be fierce fights over you know, spending priorities, and over the debt ceiling and over the national debt, and you know what we should do with our foreign policy and how quickly we should get out if we ever get out of some of these Middle Eastern and South Asian quagmires were in red, They're gonna be all these fights and debates. What exactly was the return to normalcy? Oh,

we won't have Trump's tweets? Well, that's not even true. There are reports today I saw some in the Daily Mail that the President is pretty openly speaking about how

he's going to run again in four years. So you'll have a Biden, a Biden administration that will have Trump effectively running a presidency in exile, right, a presidency in opposition with all of the media cloud at all of the attention that he brings and his supporters bring, and what Joe Biden is going to use his tremendous political

skills to navigate us through this. The most fascinating thing that you will see, guaranteed if and when Joe Biden ascends into the presidency in January, will be the six month period after that or the media tries so hard to explain why Biden has been such a great transition for America, especially on the issue of COVID. We're still going to have cases. Things are still going to be exactly what they are right now. But for the left,

politics is a religion. It is their religion replacement, and so even when they have a false prophet, even when they have to pretend some clown is their temporary messiah to save the country, they're willing to do it because what else do they have? What else do they fall back on? This is why they're shrill lunatics instead of happy warriors as we are on the right, who are just going through this process and we'll accept whatever it ends up being once we've gotten the facts and once

we are satisfied that the process is completed. That's all. That's all. But I find it fascinating the idea of a return to what was that normalcy we seek so much, the normalcy of oh, the Obama administration, right where we had a disastrous foreign policy and anemic economic recovery out of a recession. A lot of just reckless demagoguery around police and around racism in America, and the the constant

construction of strong me end right. Obama's favorite tactic was always, you know, you can either agree with me or or you know, there are two sides of this argument. My side and then those evil morons you don't know anything, known as Republicans is why won't they meet me in the middle. I'm always right, and they're a bunch of They're a bunch of racist idiots. That was the tone from the Obama administration. The media propped them up the

whole time. The idea that we're moving away from fascism, that that will be a return to normalcy under abide administration. Think about that for a moment. What is it like in fascist countries? Is the media ninety percent opposed to the ruling regime or is the media ninety percent plus favorable to slobbering over giving foot massages to the regime? Which one is it? We all know the answer to that. So where is the greater danger of authoritarianism? Or is

the greater danger of your freedom being extinguished? It's, of course, in a circumstance where the media is in love with the people in charge because they reflect their own views and because they like their ability to wield power along their same ideological lines. That should be troubling to people that we don't have a true opposition press, or even a press that is focused on the job of providing facts and data without fear or favor. That's all laughable. Now.

No one really can believe that, No intelligent person believes that's what the mainstream media, the corporate media does. So I'm just saying there's there's no return to normalcy that was always that was always a fiction, that was always a fraud. And then there's the other argument I wanted to make you today, which is that all the things that we're seeing right now while they're comparing it to Nazi Germany and they're saying these insane things about the

Trump legal challenges, the recounts. Look, the president, he's got a little bit of bluster at him, as we know, and he's made some pretty sweeping claims, but he hasn't taken any action on those claims other than send lawyers into court. And now there's those claims are being tested and we're seeing what comes out of all of this. If Democrats care so much about our sacred democracy. If they believe so much in what's going on here, they should welcome this. This is, in a sense, the verification

process for who really won this election. After these legal challenges make their way through. If Joe Biden ends up being the winner by vote count, well, then he'll really be the winner. Right now, people might still have their concerns about for all that was not found, or they might have other beliefs. That's fine, But you and I both know that if Trump turns around, if his team turns around and says, all right, we've done everything we can, the States have certified it, we're going to move on.

And moving on doesn't mean forgetting about everything we've seen over the last four years. It means we continue forward, including the president continuing forward then as a private citizen, but perhaps one who will run again in four years, and if not, has a political movement to continue with. So there's no reason to be frightened in this moment for our democracy. That's actually the opposite of what we should be feeling. This is great. Our court system is working,

our process is working. We're going to find out answers here. Then we'll look to what the actual outcome may be, and then we'll go forward as a country. But we're not going into some newfound unity and normalcy and we're all gonna be friends, and we're gonna shake can sing songs and pat each other on the back. Yeah, we're all Americans, and ultimately we all treat each other with a basic decency and we're in this together in one way or another. But the fights are going to continue.

The gridlock in Congress is going to continue. Republicans and Democrats are far apart on a whole range of critical issues. That's not going to change. So let's live in reality here, my friends. And the reality is that normalcy with a Biden administration, or any administration for that matter, is a media fiction. There's no such thing. You're in the Freedom This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. What are these false claims of widespread election fraud doing to our

country right now? They appear to be motivated in part because the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss. I'm more troubled by the fact that other Republican officials who clearly know better, are going along with us, are humoring him in this fashion. It is one more step in de legitimizing not just the incoming Biden administration, but democracy generally. And that's a dangerous path. That's the exact opposite of what's happening. It doesn't delegitimize democracy to bring

legal challenges in court. Once again, the Democrats, the Libs, Obama, they refuse to separate Trump's political rhetoric from Trump's actions. What are the actions being taken. Lawyers are going before judges under oath, providing evidence, making their case, and responding to what the decisions are in each individual circumstance in all these different states. That strengthens democracy. What's what's the problem.

Should we not have court systems? Should there not be a mechanism for checking on election results to make sure they are on the up and up. They've already moved to the point in their minds clearly and in the way they're talking about this where they are treating this as though Trump has rejected certified state results and legal challenges in courts and is pretending like none of that matters. That's not what's happening. They're the ones that are providing

a picture of all of this. Obama unsurprisingly, and you've you've got to read by the way the New York Times. I read a snippet of it. The New York Times Review of Books. There's another Obama memoir coming out, because that's what the world needs. It's over seven hundred pages. If you really want to fall asleep fast, I'm sure open open yet another Obama memoir. This guy writes he wrote two autobiographies before he was fifty. He really likes himself a lot. But it's it's amazing. The New York

Times Review of Books. I've never read something so sacharin, so so worshipful about a book. In mine, it was like Obama's the most decent and wonderful man, and his writing is so brilliant that it's like it's like the words are making love to my eyes. I mean it's I'm not really exaggerating. You've got it. It's worth reading. The New York Times Review of Books about about Obama. The devotion that they have to this guy, it's it's unbelievable.

I mean, it's it's it would be embarrassing for any adult. I would never speak or write that way about anyone who was not actually walking on water in front of me, you know so. But they think Obama can walk on water, but he doesn't need to because here already has proven that he's God. Basically, so they don't they don't care. But what Obama is saying here is obviously ridiculous. There's nothing that the president's doing that's undermining democracy. There are irregularities,

We've already found them. There are some weak spots and some shortcomings in this. So what's what's the issue? Oh and by the way, the Democrats went along with the Russia collusion hoax for four years, which never had any evidence, and they used fake, fake information through a criminal legal process to go after Trump campaign officials to try to ensnare the president himself, to bring charges against General Flynn.

That's right. They weaponized the federal bureaucracy against an incoming administration. Obama and his team did that. Now they want to talk about undermining democracy. Obama was a part of a coup, friends, part of a coup, That's what that was, trying to at least hobble, if not destroy, an incoming Republican administration. And Obama knew about it. They discussed it in front of him, no problem, and he knew more about it than we even have been able to prove at this point. Obviously,

guy's the president. Do you think James Comey was running all this stuff, all these operations against Trump's people and they weren't having conversations in the Oval office, you know, off the record and held at the highest level that that's what was going on. Come on, folks, we all know I'm not idiots. Everything they've shown us so far, all the evidence has proven just how high up that

conspiracy went. Now that they were acture us about undermining democracy, I'm gonna need to take out the bleep button to tell them what I think of them for this. This is absurd, But oh yes, we need. That's what America

needs right now, another another Obama lecture. Maybe he can tell us about foreign policy, as in, how to have America go around the world bowing and begging for forgiveness all the time and get hit with a lot of terrorist attacks and preside over lots of terrorists inspired disasters. That would be great, right, that's what we really need. Let's have Obama give us a lecture on all that and really really smart stuff going on there undermining undermining

democracy by bringing challenges in court. They just stick with the talking points doesn't matter. It doesn't matter that they already had a court victory yesterday. There's an automatic well, there's a hand recount of should say going on in Georgia right now, and yesterday there was a victory where at court in Pennsylvania said that no, they actually can't have the Democrat Secretary of State of Pennsylvania just decide on a whim to extend out a ballot deadline even

further than it had been extended. She just said, yeah, you know, we're gonna make it even later to get the final tally for these ballots in. So we're gonna go no, if something doesn't come in by a certain date, it doesn't count. That's what the law says. The state legislature gets the determined election law in Pennsylvania, not one Democrat official, and the court ruled in favor of the

Trump campaign. So they've already won a court battle this week over ballot counting in the most critical state of all right now. But it's undermining democracy, the Democrats say, thanks for listening to the Bus and Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Could we just get the Democrats to lay off the reckless, stupid Trump is a Nazi analogies for can we get a moratorium on this for

a few weeks. Do you think maybe anything we could do to get them to stop suggesting that Donald Trump is just about to become He's in the anti chamber of Hitlerrism. He's just a step away from becoming the next that off Hitler. Are they just going to take this up to the very end? I think the answer is yes. Among the most pompous and I would say worthless.

As to her body of work TV journalists, you could think of really a throwback to when these people were elevated well beyond what was deserved because there were only the Internet wasn't that big a thing, and if you're on cable news, that's how people are getting their information. Is Christian almum Pool, who is probably got the single most arrogant but also not really clear where it comes from accent I've ever heard in my life. It's kind

of British, but it's also fancier than British. And that's why she's on television because she sounds so fancy. Well, here she is comparing the current president of the United States and his administration through the Nazis and their book burning and their purges. A kid you not Plate twelve. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiana manpur in London

this week. Eighty two years ago, christel Nacht happened. It was the Nazis warning shot across the bow of our human civilization that led to genocide against a whole identity, and in that tower of burning books, it led to an attack on fact, knowledge, history, and truth. After four years of a modern day assault on those same values by Donald Trump, the Biden Harris team pledges a return

to norms, including the truth, a return to norms. There you go, folks, norms like Republicans getting compared to Nazis. And isn't an also fascinating? Can we drill down to this for one second? Who are the ones that want to ban books and thoughts and publications that they don't like. It's the left, it's the woke, it's the Libs. There's no doubt about this, there's no argument about this. So isn't it fascinating that they keep accusing Trump of fascism

and authoritarianism? And yet the authoritarian tendencies when we're talking about actions taken all come from the left. They're the ones that want to control, the ones that want to get to dictate every aspect of your life. And we see this even with the COVID pandemic and their response to that. Any opportunity to wield power over other human beings, the left leaps at that. They get excited by this idea. They want more of that. And yet Trump is the Nazi.

Understand this. For them, a return to norms just means a return to being able to call Republicans Nazis without anybody really fighting back with Republicans going with the old Bush, Romney, McCain. You know, that's not so nice. You know, that's not the kind of rhetoric we need in the country. Right now, Trump calls them out for it. They don't like that. They want to be able to get away with the smears,

with the nastiness, with the unfair, with the Slanders. They prefer that situation, and that's what they had had for a long time. They got used to that, just like they got used to having an advantage on the Supreme Court for decades, knowing that ultimately on major social issues,

the left would just get what it wants. They'd gotten used to a form of politics in this country where Republicans just take it, just get slapped or punched in the face and say, well, I don't want to escalate things, so I think we should keep we should just ask to meet in the middle. No, I think that's a bad idea, and I don't think we're going back there. But this is standard. I mean, this is an opening. I think that was seeing an international because a fancy

accent plays so much better all over the world. I'm a news anchor. I've interviewed famous people. Therefore you should listen to me who cares really not not a particularly bright person, but sounds like one. And that's all that It really took for a long time to be on cable news. If you sounded like someone that a stupid person thinks is smart, then you then you're you're good.

Then you're good. If you if you're out of central casting for the quirky British professor who knows everything you know a little bit prickly, but I have read so many books that I'm so brilliant, you know, That's that's all. If you do that, you're great. Look at that guy what appears organ Put them on Oh the guy's got a fancy sound in British accent. Put them on TV.

He'll know stuff that didn't go so well. So, Um, norms norms that we've established in the past that they want to go back to include calling Republicans Nazis for no reason and saying that we don't care about people dying. This is one of the other ways that the left argument. I mentioned the the straw men that Obama would create in argument so that he could completely annihilate a fake opposition argument. There is no one who's sang the things

that he's saying. You know, you know some peoples are we're sure do this thing, and we should burn down the whole country, and we should you know, I know, we should just throw this other thing. All right, sir, Let's do the really cool thing that everyone's gonna love. It was gonna make it better for you. And that was the way it was right. That was the you know, you can either be with the like the evil, bad people, or you can be with the awesome, cool, smart people

that gonna make everything awesome. Um. That was the That was the classic Obama tactic on every debate. It wasn't. It wasn't what's the good It wasn't what's the good faith argument from the other side. I'm not saying he should have agreed with the argument. He wouldn't even make. He wouldn't even present that argument. It's like some people wanna just you know, take babies and eat them, and then they want to just you know, destroy every aspect of society as we know it and ben you from

being able to watch TV. And then other people over here they're gonna try to give you everything for free. It's gonna be awesome, you know what I mean? That was that was the classic Obama breakdown, And yet now it's it's coming back in a way. It's you're gonna see more of this because his Republicans make the argument against Democrat policies, whether it's Nancy Pelosi in the House

or against the Biden administration. Um. I know, I'm not trying to get too far ahead of where we are with these court challenges, folks, But you know, we got we got to look into the future here a little bit, right. We can't just we have to see at least what the pathways are. So that's why I keep trying to pull myself back a little bit. But yeah, here's Joy.

Joy Behar gives you another sense of what is a common approach for the people that are claiming we're gonna have a return to normalcy and there and they demand unity. Are also the people who say things like this play nine. I just want to add this one thing. It occurs to me that Trump is so evil at this point. I really think he's evil. I think he absolutely relishes the idea that things are getting worse and it's going to be in Biden's lap. I really think he likes that.

That's how sick he is. He's such a monster that he wants more people to die because, you know, because Joe Biden's like a super genius who's read like many books. And Trump comes in and he's just like, I want everyone to die. I want everyone to just like not live anymore because I'm pouting because I didn't win. Now, that's what Joy, that's Joy Bahar's point of view on this. But I'll just explain to everybody right now that she's not alone on the left and thinking this way. They

really believe. I remember I was on Bill maher show right before the pandemic really hit. We had not yet had a single death in the United States and the pandemic, and already I was being booed by that audience and yelled at and everything, because I was saying, guys, the President's gonna try to do what he can. He doesn't want people to die. They reject that, and my point to them wasn't even he doesn't want people to die because he's a good guy and he's a moral person,

which I actually think. I think he is a good guy, and I think he does want to do what's best for people. I really do truly believe that. But it's bad for him politically, right. I mean, you don't want, no matter who you are, you know, no matter what kind of government we're talking about, when people start dying in a pandemic, it's bad for you. It's bad for your brand, you could say, bad for your grip on power.

Even an authoritarian dictatorship you got. You gotta do something to keep your people alive in a pandemic, or else they're going to storm the storm the walls of the castle. Wouldn't They wouldn't accept that either. Trump is so monstrous, so indifferent to human suffering that you know, he doesn't even care if people die from the pandemic. That was the approach, even before a single American had died. I

was there. I was the one trying to make the case, and I remember I was Actually it was one of these moments where I felt a little bit stunned and then was annoyed at myself because of course I should know that that's how Trump deranged. They were, But there was a part of me that really wanted to believe, just as an American, that going into this they would We could all agree that any sitting president wouldn't want mass casualties from a pandemic on his watch. We all

can we all agree? No, we could not all agree with that. I mean, I've already said this. You know, if the Islamic State had tried to invade America under the Obama presidency, I would have been rooting for Commander in Chief Obama to deploy our forces and you know, get it done right there. There are some lines you think that we can draw here that aren't But nope, they really they really believed and still believe more so than ever now that Trump is entirely indifferent to human suffering,

doesn't care how many people die. They have created this caricature of a monster. I mean they think that he is morally equivalent to a serial killer. But remember now, after that, after calling us all Nazis and white supremacists and white nationalists and saying we're destroying democracy, now we're going to have unity and a return to normalcy that's not gonna last three months no matter who up winning this president. Return to normalcy. As I've been saying, this

is absurd. What does that What does that even mean? As you know, one of my favorite questions to ask about liberal stupidity, What does that even mean? Turn to normalcy? It means that joy Beja's gonna be able to say, you know, the president is like he doesn't even care. He's such a monster, he doesn't even care. He's just gonna like just to have everyone's gonna die and it's terrible and he's orange. There you go, and let's pair a couple million bucks put her on TV so you know,

liberal housewives have somebody to watch during the day. It's absurd. You're in the freedom Hud. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. This is a great a moment of great national challenge. COVID nineteen is searching. Small businesses are shuddering, Families are struggling. People continue to lose jobs and not gain new ones. We just had a divisive and hard

fought presidential election. But instead of working, but instead of working to pull the country back together so that we can fight our common enemy, COVID nineteen, Republicans in Congress are spreading conspiracy theories, denying reality, and poisoning the well

of our democracy. The Republicans should stop their shenanigans about an election that President Trump has already lost and focus their attention on the immediate issue at hand, providing relief to a country living through the COVID health and economic crisis. What's the rush, chuck. They can walk and chew gum at the same time. In the administration, it's a very big federal government, a lot of people doing a lot of things. It's okay, we can we can hire some lawyers.

A country three hundred and thirty million people. We can hire a few hundred lawyers to bring lawsuits in different states. That's fine, we can handle that. It's important that we actually know what happened in the election. It's important the margins are small enough that it's worth asking the question whether there was substantial in a fraud or even just mistakes. And we know there were mistakes, and we also kind of know there was fraud too, right, just don't know

how much. So we're gonna find out more. Consider this a tune up of our democracy. Consider this, you know, honing in on what works and what doesn't for election security. Don't don't we want that? Don't we want this to be a finely a finely tuned, a well oiled machine of vote casting and vote counting, something we should have thought about a long time ago, and they made a lot of changes this year. The argument in favor of

all this is completely rational. But instead you've got Chuck Schumer talking about poisoning the well of our democracy, oh boy oh, and also pretending attending that Biden here has a mandate. That's where they're gonna go with this guy squeaked out of victory, with the entire media in his pocket, with pollsters doing propaganda poles for him, constantly showing him far far out of Trumps not reality. Was all bull, as we know, and he may have squeaked out this

narrow victory in a pandemic year. Law seats for his party in the House, lost seats in the Senate, or at least didn't get the Senate majority, I should say, and it's a mandate. Oh, that's what they're claiming. Play one. The biggest change since election day is that Donald Trump, who was not for helping us in COVID, who was against the Hero's Bill, has lost. That was an overwhelming referendum by the American people. So, yes, we think there

has been change. It should move things in our direction. We're willing to sit down and talk. They haven't wanted to talk. They seem to have stuck to their positions. Say, but what Joe Biden got in this election was a mandate, a mandate to address the challenges that our country faces as well as to have a positive initiative and how to grow the economy in a fair way. And in order to do that, we must address the pandemic. This election was more, maybe more a referendum on who can

handle COVID well than anything else. The Donald Trump approach was repudiated. That Joe Biden approach was embraced. And that's why we think there's a better chance to get a bill in the lame duck if only the Republicans would stop embracing the ridiculous shenanigans that Trump is forcing them to do that this, you know, in the election, and focus on what people need. Everything he said there is nonsense, But I think it's important that you do hear what

is being spewed by Democrat leadership. And those are the two most powerful elected Democrats in the country right now, Nancy pelos See and Chuck Schumer, and they're telling you that there was a mandate. I mean, that's laughable, right, we all understand that no, what we should have now would be what they're also saying at the same he is a mandate, but also he's going to be a moderate who reaches out to the other side and comes up with common sense solutions. But he's got a mandate.

That's just a way of saying, we're gonna pretend that this is all bringing America together because that sounds good and makes our side, makes the Democrats feel good. And then the moment Republicans say, no, I don't think that amnesty is a good idea. No, I'm not really on board for the socialism. Can't say that I think the Green New Deal is intelligent or sane. They're gonna say we have a mandate for action, and they're gonna try to steamroll us, which is why this Georgia Senate runoff

runoffs is so important. Thanks for listening to the Buses and Show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app before wherever you get your podcasts. Starting to get the sense here that Democrats are concerned that the Trump administration may due to them in this period between now in January. What was done to the Trump administration. You'll see it it comes up. They can't really hide it.

There's a fear that they have and they're really hoping that we just forget all about the clear effort to undermine the peaceful transition of power with the Russia collusion probe. I do wish we at least had had the Durham report out by now. It's really shameful that that hasn't happened.

I knew that it wasn't going to result in arrests and all the things that people were in conservative media world were promising, unfortunately, but I also feel like it would be useful at this stage to at least have that because if it waits and then you do have

a Biden administration, it's all over, folks, right. If it waits, if it's held back, it's going to be a They'll give a public They'll give a public statement from the Office of Public Affairs in dj saying you know that turns out the Durham probe didn't find anything the end. That's what you get under a bid administration. You won't

even have any additional facts or data release nothing. But it's amazing right now to see how the Democrats who were a part in particular of the coup plot against the president in twenty sixteen, which is what it was. I mean, they were trying to tear down, destroy and undo an election. That's what Russia collusion was all about.

It was a lie. It was a lie for people that were emotionally so wounded by Hillary's loss that they would latch onto anything, including people who were very senior in the federal bureaucracy, including some of the most powerful Democrats in the country. And we've now seen beyond any reasonable doubt that the whole thing was a fraud, of fabrication. It was a weapon used against Trump and his supporters.

Because you're hearing people like Adam Schiff, who is definitely in the top three and maybe the single biggest liar in politics today. I mean in Congress, for sure, you got Adam Schiff who was running around saying that he had seen evidence of collusion, that he knew it was there, just said whatever he had to say to keep that machinery going so they could stay on offense against Trump.

Here he is saying he's concerned about the next rather that the sabotage for the next administration could occur right now play six. Perhaps equally dangerous are the people that he is replacing these agency heads with. And these are unqualified partisan hacks that really don't have the policy chops. I'm not being put in there for that reason. And if if we're not careful, they could create foreign policy crises in waiting for the new administration. And of course

Donald Trump wouldn't care anything about that. One of the other points we emphasize you brought up the trial at the beginning of the segment in the trial is the one thing you can rely on with Donald Trump is he will do what's in his personal interest. He doesn't care what it means for the country. And if he can sabotage the next administration. He will do it. If he can retaliate against his enemies. He will do it. If he can stay in office and essentially vacate the election,

he will do it now. Adam Schiff will lie, because that's all this guy does. He will do it. He will lie the things that he brings up there though, going after enemies, using the government to sabotage an incoming administration, that's what Obama did. That is what the Democrats did in twenty sixteen. I think that's something we all have to remember. I'm not willing to let that just pass by now because it's inconvenient to the Democrat unity and

normalcy narrative. Sure, what was done to the Trump team coming into coming into power was a scandal that should have shaken this country to its foundations. But the primary apparatuses for the dissemination of information, the corporate media and big tech social media platforms, are in the Democrats pocket as we know. So they stretched it out so far, and they were so willing to be dishonest. Remember when they got all angry at Attorney General bar because he

said there were spying on the guy. He's been the Attorney General before he's as qualified as any human being on the planet to hold this job right now. And he said, yeah, I think it's called spying, folks. I think when you're using electronic surveillance of somebody's private communications without their knowledge or consent, and not even going to a real court, going through the Fizer Court to do it,

I think that's called spying. People also refer to the Fiser Court, which was used to go after Carter Page, who did nothing wrong. Nothing. I remember sitting down with

Carter Page and talking to him. I said, you know, Carter, you're going out, You're giving all these interviews, and I'm just worried that you know they're coming after you, and you're he was talking to the Mueller probe, and we know the Mueller people were looking for even the smallest, the smallest misremembrance, the smallest infraction of fact into any testimony about anything, to nail somebody with a one zero zero one federal criminal charge right lying lying to federal investigators.

And Carter looked at me, He's just like I, but Buck, I did nothing wrong. There's I can say. I'll tell them everything I said. Everything I did is like I got nothing to hide. I did nothing wrong. Now I'm just gonna tell you that's still not a good for those of you that ever remember what I would saying, and never talked to the FBI. Just don't forget that advice. Don't ever talk to them. You get a lawyer present, you set it all up beforehand. Maybe fine, Never talk

to the FBI alone ever. Ever, if you're in the FBI, you should not talk to somebody elso the FBI in an investigative capacity of you, you know, if they're looking at your misconduct alone. So never ever, ever. But Carter

Page was doing that. He was going around giving interviews, he was he was testifying the Special Counsel and going on TV at night and talking about because he's that innocent of any wrongdoing, did nothing, in fact, help the federal government, help the intelligence agencies and the FBI to deal with efforts at Russian Russian penetration of American secrets and national security interests, and they betrayed him. Imagine you're

Carter Page. Imagine you are a veteran of the United States Navy who has actively worked to assist the federal government to find would be Russian spies and saboteurs, and you are then betrayed by the very people that you that you are in good faith helping because they needed an excuse to pretend that there was a big conspiracy involving an incoming administration with a very icky, bad Orange man.

Wouldn't you be furious? See all your all your phone calls, all your emails, And I just think also of all the times I to debate Democrats on this, and they just were lying, lying, lying. Oh, the fiser court would never rely on the dossier. Oh, the fiser a court would never be subject to abuse for political reasons. They just hid behind all these slogans, phrases, talking points, bullcrap,

no accountability for it. If anything, I've I've said this to you before they built up their careers even more. I mean, there are people on the left who are true more, I mean real imbeciles who don't know anything about anything, who wrote books about Russia collusion and they've sold copies, who gained huge social media followings because of their stance on Russia collusion. And there's been no downside of this at all. You know why, because it was

useful against Trump. The truth did not matter. These people who lecture us all the time. These Democrats who were constantly grasping for another way to have a conversation about how Trump lies, they were perfectly happy to use the Trump administrator to use the lies about the Trump administration as a political weapon. And they knew what they were doing was wrong, and they knew what they were doing was misleading people didn't matter. It's justify Trump's arrangement syndrome

means anything goes. So that's why you have Adam Shift concerned about sabotaging the next administration. And really we're worried about on foreign policy matters, Obama escalated against Russia. Remember that after the election. It wasn't serious enough that Obama would do anything before the election because they all thought Hillary was gonna win. But when Hillary didn't win, oh

my gosh, this Russia collusion stuff. We need to start expelling Russian diplomats and putting sanctions on wealthy Russian oligarchs. And Trump expanded those sanctions. By the way, They're hoping they can get away with this rapid rewriting of the past. And then on MSNBC they want they want ever to know and they're better not be They're better not be any investigations going on of a Biden presidency played four.

But what they want to focus on is investigating. They want to go after Hunter Biden still, they want to go after the investigations that led to impeachment, a time in which I think for a lot of people, you sort of became the modern day Thaddius Stevens, you know, making your arguments against Trump during impeachment. They want to go after the Mueller probe. Again, is this what we're going to have to sit through for the next four years,

Republicans just doing investigations and refusing to legislate. Well, we may, you know, certainly, I think you're absolutely right about the fact that this wouldn't be going on right now, this obstruction of the transition, wouldn't be going on if Republicans weren't allowing it to go on. Indeed, that's been the story of the last four years. The story of the last four years is what the Republican obstruction of Trump? Well,

what kind of garbage is this guy spewing? Now, I mean, obviously that's not what he's saying, but it doesn't even make any sense obstructing what oh the investigations that they freely conducted, that we're all in bad faith around Russia collusion, the lies, the miss representations to the court, the people that had to get fired after long careers the FBI because they were Democrat hacks. Oh yeah, James Cole, he's fired, and the FBI agents are all crying in the hallways.

Those were real news reports that adults, adults, humans, I don't even care if they work at the FBI, cried because James Komey got fired. Oh no, so sad. Yeah, no investigations of democrat of a Democrat administration. Remember that. I'm gonna just take you through something here that you know, jog are our collective memories. There was a special counsel

against Trump, as we know Russia collusion. It was a farce, and then they impeached him anyway, And there was, of course the investigations that were leading up to the impeachment too, So they were presenting evidence so that they used investigation as the most vicious, dishonest weaponization they possibly could against the Trump administration. Don't forget they did the same thing against Bush. They got a special counsel to go headhunting

within the against the Bush administration. They thought they were going to get cal Rover Dick Cheney. That was the whole point. They thought they're going to nail one of them because of a journalist having a conversation that they claimed outed a CIA officer something. This is something I know a bit about. Folks who was in no jeopardy or danger, who was exposing herself to all kinds of obvious questions about what she was doing, what her husband was doing with I mean, she opposed on the cover

of Vanity Fair after this happened. Give me a break. The whole thing was like a PR stunt. Oh, my career is ruined, except you got a million dollar book deal to write crappy fiction nobody ever read. Oh, it was so terrible. It was weaponize, you know, the weaponization of this against me. They had a special counsel. They investigated everybody in the White House to find out the source of a league that they knew the source of the league. It was Richard Armitage before they did anything.

They knew right away. As soon as the special counsel was announced, Armitage came forward said, look, it was a mistake. I didn't know. I'm sorry. Ah, But they didn't say, oh no, worry. You're fine. They said, well, we maybe will prosecute you. You do everything we say, and you shut your mouth and let us go around looking for a looking for a Bush administration scalp. They did that. Okay, so we have one. We have a Republican Administration Special Council.

We have Obama go back another one, Republican Administration Special Council. But no investigations of Democrats. No, no, not allowed. You see, they can't hide it. They are concerned that we will do to them what they have done to us, and that would be really mean and it would hurt our sacred democracy. You don't say you're in the freedom hud. This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast, AOC and

mansion in West Virginia. She tweeted out. She has an enormous social media following, which does not speak well to the future of our republic, considering how many young people are influenced by someone who is among the most ignorant and dumbest members of the United States Congress. But anyway, she is tweeting out. She tweeted out this thing of

her staring at mansion because Mansion. Senator from West Virginia has already said he will not go along with this nonsense extremism from the left and has called out defund the police and socialism as a bad idea. The fact that there's anyone in this country who still brings up defund the police as anything other than among the most mindless and destructive slogans could you could have in politics is pretty is pretty mind blowing in and of itself.

But the AOC wing remember this. They don't learn lessons about this stuff. They're not about to all of a sudden and become normal in their outlook for America and for the future. They are radicals, They are committed. They really believe that this is what needs to happen, that this is the future of the country, and they're gonna try and do everything they can to name and shame anyone in politics or in public life who, especially if there are a Democrat. I mean apostasy, right, the crime

of turning against your religion, leaving your religion. Apostasy within Democrat ranks will not be tolerated. They will not allow this. Can't have people start to say, hey, hold on a second, I didn't sign up for this Democrat party because the people inside who are the most committed are the far left once you get to the more mainstream Democrats. I mean, Pelosi is a Pelosiist, and she's all about political transactions and power, so she has she has no scruples or

vision of the future. It's just what does she need to do, what's best for Nancy Pelosi. Oh, they do love to say this about about Trump, which I always find so funny. Here's Anderson Cooper who's having a fun time talking about the president's slogan and how it's all selfishness. Play. Ten Aid's telling CNN that he is now dejected and downcast. Not about the lack of ICU beds in Utah. Now

he's dejected over losing the election, about himself. Sources also telling us his kids are split over what to do next. Not what to do about COVID, mind you, not about those fourteen hundred and thirty five Americans who died yesterday. No, the kids are split over what their daddy's next move should be. Should he accept defeat and try to salvage something of his legacy, or continue to make up claims and widespread voter fraud and lie to the very people

who believe him. Most his supporters keeping him honest, accepting defeat. It's not up to him. He was defeated. He lost. He lost an election that his own Department of Homeland Security tonight calls quote, the most secure in American history. Let that sink in the Department of hopefu Land Security calls it the most secure in American history. In other words,

this shouldn't even be a thing, but it is. And as a consequence, we are watching America first, give way to me first, and suspecting it was always that anyway, Noticed that Anderson Cooper slips in there. You know, if he would just concede, he could he could salvage some of his reputation. Here. Bend the knee, that's what that Bend the knee. We promise we'll make it easier for you. We promise it'll be better for you. Just bend the knee. What have we learned from Trump more than anyone else

the last four years. No, do not bend the knee. Do not cave to their demands because there's no benefit. Never mind, stand tall, stand proud, stay in the fight, shields high. They're just going to use You're bending the knee against you. Thanks for listening to the Busson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app four, wherever you get your podcasts. Speaking of bending the knee with COVID cases, here at a a one day all

time record. I think one hundred and fifty thousand in the US is what they're saying. And with where we are with hospitalizations, you've got sixty seven thousand, ninety six yesterday nationwide, twelve thousand, seven hundred ninety six nineteen patients and ICUs, we're about to have the the chorus of listen to the science shouted in our faces all the time. Listen to the science, even from within some of the Trump administration. Let's understand this before I start bashing the

liberal lunatics, which of course we will do. I think that even a lot of people that work for Trump, I think the Trump administration has been uh, you know, pushed into this corner where they often say and do things that are not are not helpful, not what is the what's the best way forward during this COVID pandemic? And you know, here's alex Azar of HHS play five. Well, if we've posted guidelines and recommendations at CDC dot gov

Coronavirus dot gov. As you think about your Thanksgiving gathering, please address those circumstances there. Reduce the number of people at you're gathering. If you can open the windows, let more ventilation, and we've got very practical things. Even if you have a ceiling fan, set it so it pulls the air up, and set it down. Use single use

servings for individuals where your face coverings. Because I want to make sure even if we make sacrifices this Thanksgiving and Christmas, those sacrifices are for a reason, so that everybody you want to be with will be here for

next Thanksgiving and next next Christmas. As I said, I'm grateful to you, mister Secretary, for saying that I would be grateful if very pleased if the President of the United States, we're to follow your lead and say the same thing, because there are a lot of Americans out there who support him, who are totally totally opposed to putting on a face mask, to wearing a mask, and that is so dangerous. So on masking, as you know, an issue of particular contention for me. We had an

all time high of cases yesterday. Every data set you can find, every pole, all the numbers you can look at on masking. There is more universal adoption of masking in the United States now than at any point during the pandemic. And we just did an all time record for cases yesterday. Well, what's going on? How well do these things? How well can they really work? If remember, people with masks on are still getting sick constantly, constantly. If it works the way they tell us, why isn't

Why doesn't it you know completely? Oh, you breathe in and it catches the droplets and then the virus doesn't get into the air. M Really, how effective are they? You got in places like New York they estimate eighty to nine constant mask adoption meeting people are wearing masks or compliance you could say, wearing masks whenever they're in public, whenever they're indoors with people all the time. Right, it completely obeying all these rules and regulations. Okay, so shouldn't

we be fine? You know, I really I asked this just I want people to think through this on their own somehow, And this is just a fact. This is just the truth. And they don't want you asking these questions. They just want you to obey. But we're now being told that a mask mandate will save over one hundred thousand lives. And it's such obvious science that we should all be masking up all the time that only a

fool would question it. But somehow it also took our top experts at the CDC and the NIH months and tens of thousands of American deaths to figure out this super obvious thing that masks are so good. They say

the science change, but they never explain how. Because whatever we say, well, I don't want to do this, they say, it's not even if it doesn't work that well, it's not that much of an imposition, just do it, Just do it, all right, But if it's not that much of an imposition, But it's so obvious that it would work when we thought this would have a five percent as high as five percent were the early estimates fatality rate, which could have led to a few million Americans dying

from this. That was back in February March time frame. But why wouldn't they have sent everyone mask up right away? Oh now they claim it's because of asymptomatic cases, and they didn't know that. You know, there's a lot of sort of mealy mouthed you know stuff that they're saying. But no, they tell us, now, masking is no being deal. It's not that annoying buck where that mask on the treadmill. Don't complain about it. Just keep breathing in your own flegm. There,

let's just go for it. That's fine. Who cares, it's not too much of an imposition. Well, for the first ninety days of this, when people were dying all over the place and there was lots of spread of the virus, they were saying, now to wear a mask. Now you question it and they say, oh, dare you Okay? What changed? They say it's asymptomatic cases. Well that that shouldn't have changed the you know, we should have just said everybody.

And oh and by the way, that's also a dodge because even with the flu, we know that you are perhaps that you're most contagious twenty four hours before you show symptoms. So when they say that we didn't tell people the mask because only sick people should mask, it was only when we found out about asymptomatic cases that are our risk assessment on all this changed. So they wanted people to be exposed to this deadly virus that could have all been stopped by masks until they knew

that asymptomatic people could carry it. But there are plenty of people that don't show symptoms with any respiratory virus that will be contagious before they show symptoms. To see what I mean, there's a there's a problem here. Friends, There's some aspects of this that you haven't been told the truth about, that's for sure. And there's going to be increased media panic now because remember Trump is still

the president. He is still the president, and as long as he is still the president, there is an incentive to make this as miserable and horrible for everybody as is possible. And so you have doctor Gupta over CNN. Overt CNN here he is played nineteen. That's what we're seeing here. And I think the idea that so many of these debts that are happening in United States are preventable just adds to that idea that this is a true humanitarian crisis. The Doctors without Borders have come to

the United States to do their work. They go to the hottest spots in the world. They look at the earth and say where are we needed. Well, they're needed here in the United States. Right now. So I know it's tough to hear. I've already gotten a lot of a lot of emails and social about the fact that I call to seumanitarian disaster. But I stand by it. It is and hopefully it inspires people to do something about it. What did you want us to do about it? Oh,

shut up and listen to democrats? And wear that mask all the time, Wear that mask between bites of food, wear that mask. Wear more masks, double up on masks. Why not goggles? I don't understand. It's not that big of an imposition. Go through rest of your life wearing goggles on a mask. What's the problem for a disease that has a ninety nine point seven percent survival rate? Okay, that seems to me to be a little bit extreme. Why not? Why not? Why not demand that we all

wear N ninety five masks? And ninety five masks are better scientifically speaking, there's no doubt about it. At N ninety five mask is better for protection against inhaling pathogens, aerosolized pathogens. That's just a fact. So why not require that? Well? If you require that, you ask, well, if we're really going to save lives, shouldn't we have everybody wearing a full on respirator, you know, we'll go around like we're all living in space, like we're on the planet Mars.

Shouldn't we do that? Why not? You see, it's our faults, that's ultimately. But when I say it's our fault, it's not the fault of all the people dancing in the street last weekend in New York and huge crowds because they were so happy about Joe Biden's media declaration of victory. They're not at fault. It's anyone who questions this. They're the people. I wear a mask every day. I wear a mask all the time, and I have to. I have no choice. I can't even I can't leave my home.

It is not possible for me to leave my home without wearing a mask without running a foul of New York state law. Right now, can I walk through a common area of my of my home, which I have to I have to go through the lobby. There's no other way for me to get out, have to wear

a mask, wear a mask all the time. So I'm just making the case that this is not doing what they say it's doing, and they're gonna get increasingly irrational and panicked about this because as cases keep going up, keep going, keep going up, intelligent people who are paying attention, they're gonna say, we're all wearing masks. Cases are spiking, going up, going up, going up. I thought, these your

masks protects you, My mask protects me. If you listen to the science, I say, okay, I listen to the science. Explain to me why goggles and an N ninety five masks are necessary for Rsli's measles for a person who does not have immunity to it, and that a cloth mask is considered completely insufficient for that. But for this it's great, awesome. It's a supertool, better even than a vaccine. The CDC director said, I'm sorry, we're not all cheap.

Some people want answers and want to think about this, and at some point, I think it's also fair to say this is a five percent reduction in cases total across the country. But it's a reduction for what period of time, let's say, or maybe it's even a thirty percent. I don't know. No one knows the number. No one's ever really Here's what they won't tell you. All of

the previous testing about masks and influenza season. During the flu season, the previous major testing said that they couldn't prove any benefit to people wearing masks when the flu is spreading. There are lots of peer reviewed studies looking at this. They ignore that. Now this is different, this mask. This is a a virus that's terrified of masks. It melts like a vampire in the sun when you wear a mask. You know, they really wants you to do. They want you to bend the knee, just do what

they say. They like that it makes them feel better. They've created a world full of anxiety about this for themselves, and they expect you to live in that too and do what they say. Here you go, here's here's Don Lement monsieur Don lament over at CNN Play seven. We've gotten better at treating this disease, at keeping people alive. It's not that it's changed, that it's morphed and all that, or it's less invasive or deadly or you know, or infectious.

It is that we have gotten better at treating people at keeping them alive. You don't throw them on ventilators right away. You keep their lungs strong, and you know, and the things that you went through, the advice that you gave people. So for everybody who's out there thinking, oh, well, it's no big deal, and then I don't wear the mask and I don't want the lockdown. If you don't want the lockdown, it's very simple. Just do what the

experts tell you. Socially, distance, look out for others, wear a mask, so on and so forth, and then maybe we wouldn't have to close restaurants down and all of those things, which which who wants that? Nobody wants, you know. I now, I'm just gonna tell you this. This is dumb, but it's don Lemons. Is not surprising. Restaurants are going to close down in some places no matter how much mask wearing we do. I can assure you of that. They're not even open in New York right now, so

I mean to close them down. They're twenty five percent capacity and they're probably gonna take that away soon. They're already closing them at ten o'clock at night. They're limiting the hours. Wear a mask and we won't have to do this thing to you. That's this is the rude fallacy of this. Do what we say, wear that mask and we won't have to take all these unpleasant measures. They will take the unpleasant measures even though we're doing these things they tell us to do, and then they'll

say it's our fault. Sorry, we didn't want to have to do this to you. You're making us do this to You're making us lock you down. We didn't want to do this, but you didn't listen. Well, no, we did listen. You know. There was an analysis in the Wall Street Journals fascinating of how they got to this number, the one hundred and thirty thousand lives I think it was that would be saved with mask wearing between now

and the end of the flu season. I think it is so basically March of twenty twenty one, one hundred and thirty thousand lives they say will be saved. But the numbers in the study, and this is published in Nature Medicine, I think the journal, and it was pure viewed in like a day, so they just rushed this thing out. Oh, rush this thing out. Yeah, what a surprise.

But the numbers they used in the study estimate that mask adoption in America is at the number it was at something like in maybe you know, nationwide, we're talking about now, not in places that were hard hit. It's like forty percent nationwide. And that was back in March April, I think. And so remember we're already a lot of us, I mean, New York I've been telling you hit by

the pandemic terribly. Everybody was masked. If you try to go near anybody without a mask on indoors, outdoors or whatever, it was like you were a vampire trying to suck their blood. I mean they everybody was masked up, and cases just kept going and going and going, and people kept dying. I'm here, I saw it. I'm writing them. I'm in the most densely part of New York City, and I'm out and about all the time, multiple times a day. Everybody was wearing masks. Disease flourishing all over

the place anyway. But you know, if we'd only wore masks more, that IHM ensued for health Metrics and Evaluation model that said one hundred and thirty thousand people will die was based on a forty percent mask adoption number. We're more at eighty percent now, maybe as high as ninety percent nationwide. We're masked up all over the place, but everyone's masking up, indoors, masking, masking all over the place. According to the data that we have, five percent of

Americans don't wear masks. Five percent. I'm sure a lot of them live in rural areas or less popular at areas, and they're not even coming to contact with people that much anyway. Five percent aren't wearing masks. They were This is brought to that studies attention. This is all written on the Wall Street Journal. Brought to that studies attention,

and they're like, yeah, whatever. So they made a projection about how one hundred and thirty thousand lives would be saved based upon a completely erroneous sense of how many people are actually wearing masks right now. And when presented with that information that, oh, yeah, whatever, do what we say, peasant, don't ask questions. That's what they're telling you. You're in the freedom This is the Buck Sex and Show podcast.

You know, what is your message to the people who apparently are tired of wearing the mask over their nose as well as their mouth. They think it's uncomfortable and annoying and it's just too much for them to handle, so they're just not doing it. Thank you, Thank you, you know what's really uncomfortable and annoying. When you die. That's the argument. Wear a mask or you'll die. Do what we say, you'll die. That's what That's what it's really come down to where we are. Okay, that's really

tough to have a worthwhile discussion around, isn't it. This is this is tyrannical stuff, folks. This is really troublesome. And I've been very disappointed all along at just how many Americans go along with this because fear people are afraid. It's I'm like, I'm immune to this. I haven't gotten some secret vaccine or something. I mean, I could get this too. I might end up doing you know, this show for who knows a week or two what I'm saying, guys,

I got COVID. I'm a little sick. But I'm doing the show from home, so we'll be you know, I'm no one seeing me, and I'll just keep trying to do it every day and it could happen. But I want us to have as much of our lives back as possible, and I also want us to have our autonomy back. One aspect of this conversation that doesn't get nearly enough attention is a difference between taking precautions and safety measures that you yourself think are necessary for you

and your health and mandates. They want mandates. They want the government to stick its finger in your chest and say you are gonna do this based on what again, based on the certainty of a scientific thesis that they disagreed with eight months ago. Doesn't that seem a little a little strange to you? Ah, Yes, government has all the answers. Thanks for listening to the bus seton Show podcast. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app,

or wherever you get your podcasts. We've got a word for people who want to cancel Christmas, call them a grinch. I think we need a term for people that want to cancel Thanksgiving, because that's a thing that's happening right now. City of Chicago Mayor Lorie Lightfoot's come out to say, look, you really shouldn't be close to loved ones. Cancel your Thanksgiving plans. Sorry, too dangerous, too much, too much COVID out there. Can't take the risk. This is what we've

come to now as a country. We have politicians who are declaring that you can't gather with your family over a holiday. Because of the still statistically rather small chance that any one individual will get COVID and then beyond that will die from COVID, the treatments have gotten much better. You know, you've got a thirty percent better chance of making it out of the hospital if you go in

with COVID than you did before. It's pretty substantial. In less than one year, we got vaccines on the horizon. They want panic. They liked this power and control, and they want to just tell you the worst possible news and make the most restrictive, most draconian proclamations possible, so that then they can't be held responsible no matter what happens. Right. Oh, they did their part. I said cancel Thanksgiving, and so nobody can get mad at me, my friends. This is crazy.

You have different governors and mayors that are telling people how many family members they're allowed to have in their home. In New York, Governor Cuomo says there's a ten person limit Thanksgiving. I might have more than ten people at my Thanksgiving this year. I think it's likely based on the numbers. What are they going to do? Rest me? Oh so nine people in a room isn't dangerous? But eleven people is how much dumber are their policies going

to get? They really think that they're going to shut down COVID with ten pm restaurant curfews. Now you gotta shut down indoor dining at ten pm, safe until nine thirty, but at ten pm not allowed. Got to tell people to go home take out only wear that mask, peasant, don't ask any questions. I'm sorry, I'm not about to let this one go. I don't think they should be able to cancel Thanksgiving. I think that human beings, Americans, I think we should be able to exercise basic autonomy.

We should be able to make our own decisions about risk, about family, about loved ones, what we're willing to do. If the government can tell you can't gather for Thanksgiving because there's a pandemic, why can't they tell you can't gather for Thanksgiving for any other number of reasons. There's flu every year, very highly transmissible among family members. Could they shut you down for that too? If not, why not?

Justice Alito of the Supreme Court gave a speech ear this week in which he said, we got to go back to a place where we respect constitutional rights. This COVID is so scary thing, does not nullify the Constitution. There is no special clause that says you have a bill of rights unless there's a scary respiratory virus that's really bad for older people that doesn't exist. They don't get to just make it up as they go along.

They've seized these emergency powers, they've made all these declarations, and they've also made it very clear that they have much more respect for marijuana shops, casinos, all kinds of stuff, but not churches. Church is not an essential business. You see the Democrats who believe that, whether they'll say so or not, they've provided people with a religion replacement. Being an ideological leftist, they don't think the church. They don't think that worship is essential at all. They don't think

you're allowed to take any risk. Keep in mind, people have been getting respiratory infections from going to crowded places of public worship for as long as people have been gathering anywhere. But now they say, no, it's too dangerous. You can go to target, go buy a weed whacker. That's fine, totally necessary. Can't go to church. Though these

are government decisions. It's the government that has decided in Democrat blue states in particular, to send in people with the force of the state to say that you can't gather, to say that we'll find you, will even arrest you if need be, and to institute this policy all with the backing of what scientific consensus. Consensus is in science, everybody should know that there's no such thing. They should be able to prove. Have they proved to you how

effective masked mandates are? Have they proved to you how effective lockdowns are. Let's all remember that lockdowns were until this year, considered by the pandemic preparation experts within the scientific community to be not worth the cost, not effective enough, and too damaging to society. But then people got scared and they panicked, and the politicians started making demands. And this is where we find ourselves in our current situation,

about to go into another series of lockdowns. They'll call it something else, They'll say, these are mitigation measures for your health whatever. They are making decisions about your business, about your life, about core constitutional values on a whim because of fear, because of fear, And that's why so many Americans, unfortunately are just going along with this. They're scared too the media has terrified them. A lot of this was because a terrified population is more likely to

vote for change. And if they vote for change, that's going to mean not Donald Trump. We all know that. But as I've been saying for months, even if Biden takes the presidency here, they're not going to let you have your life back. They're not going to give you back your freedoms. We're going to have to demand it. We're going to have to use the system in the process. They're going to have to be a lot of lawsuits.

We'n to take governments to court and hope that judges still respect the Constitution, hope that they still believe in the rule of law that gives them all of their authority and power. Too. Then the politics of the moment and all the panic porns spread by Democrat media constantly doesn't override our core rights and the responsibilities of the state to respect them. We live in an imperfect world. COVID is real, it kills people, it's scary, I get it.

We also live in a world where the government is completely incapable of eliminating all those risks, and by pretending that it can do so, it is trampling on the very rights that it was formed to guarantee. The government can't protect you from a respiratory virus, that's a fiction. But it can prevent you from being able to go to church, it can prevent you from opening your business. It can shut you down, it can lock you up. Those are the real concerns. It's not going to save

you from a virus. That's up to all of us individually, up to the luck of the draw your immune system, whatever mitigation measures you, yourself and your family want to take, that's what will be the determining factors for all that. But in the meantime, we're getting all the downside of the government coming after us, harassing us, and creating enormous stresses on the load bearing walls of our liberties. They just don't care. It doesn't matter that they can't prove

the things they say they can't. It doesn't matter that there's no real hard science to support lockdowns. In fact, that data goes in the other direction. Politicians want to do this. They see a problem, they want to take action, and if you stand in the way, you're the problem. This is pernicious. We have to fight back against this reality with everything we can or else, they're going to drag this on deep into twenty twenty one and perhaps beyond.

Time to take back our liberty. Friends, time to tell the government, the Libs, the left, enough is enough. I want to live my life and I want to be the ultimate arbiter of what risks with my own health. I'm willing to take the freedom of This is the buck Sex and Show podcast. You know, we could also make it financial and say, you know what, here's the fine for not wearing your mask, because every time you don't wear a mask, you're sending somebody to a hospital

that has no room for them. So you can start building that and I'm sorry. You know, it's either going to be one thing or another. But we've got to get this under control or we're never going to get ourselves out of this hole. We are in a semi hole now, but we're digging out right now. Wear a mask or we'll find you, because if you don't wear a mask, you're sending someone to a hospital that can't

take care of them. It does it matter to anybody that here's a person on TV Whoopi Goldberg big following. God knows why, but she does it does bother anybody that what you're saying here is completely ridiculous. No, the people that are going to get fined for not wearing a mask, out of one hundred of them are completely healthy and I've done nothing. They they're risk nothing to anyone. So you're gonna actually be finding a lot of people who are healthy and haven't created any risk to anybody.

And also, even if somebody didn't wear a mask and they did infect somebody, would they have not infected the person that they're wearing a mask. I'd like someone to prove that. And then beyond that, what are the chances of somebody who gets infected it actually goes to hospital. It's actually quite quite low. But let's treat everybody who doesn't wear a mask like a monster the one time. Now, now, remember you've got a lot of the mask shamers have

already been shown not wearing masks themselves. But isn't it a great tool for they for the hip The left is so hypocritical, they embrace so much hypocrisy, they're very comfortable with it. And this, if you're willing to be a hypocrite, mask shaming is a wonderful thing. You get to walk around presenting your self as a great hero of saving lives, and anyone you don't like, if you catch them out wearing a mask, you'd say, where's your mask?

And then when you don't wear when you say, well, you know, no one's perfect, you know, but I'm out there advocating for other people to do it, so that makes up for it. That's what's going on. And also I would want to know that, so people who get fined for not wearing a mask, what happens if they refuse to pay the fine. You're gonna put it on on a bench Wear't're gonna arrest them, because that means you're gonna be arresting a healthy person for not wearing a

constricting cloth interfering with their breathing around their face. Because a bunch of hysterical libs have convinced themselves and have unfortunately a lot of Democrat doctors along with them, that this is somehow going to stop the pandemic in its tracks, if only we would listen to them. It's not true. It's not that simple. There's a lot about this we don't know. And I just wish they would admit that. I wish they would admit we're we the public health experts.

Remember when I'm talking about public health experts, we're talking about policy people, right, you want to talk scientists. The scientists are the people coming up with vaccines, Advisor and other places that are doing stuff that's incredible and that are actually gonna end up saving a lot alive. That's science. Doctor Fauci's saying, gonna wash your hands, you know, don't do the things that are dangerous because the other things

will be dangerous too. However, you know that's that's just a guy who knows some science who's making directives for you to follow that may or may not help you. That's what that is. There's a difference. I think this gets very lost in all this. I was speaking out of Fouch. Speaking out of Fouch. We missed him. He hasn't been on the show in a while, doctor Fauci. You know, he's tired. It's not easy doing things with this administration. Trump, oh Trump. He does the tweets. He's

tweeting at me. You know, he's like, hey, Fouch, why you're making my life so hard? Come on? But anyway, here here's the Fouch on how we probably shouldn't lockdown. Now play fourteen, doctor Fauci. Do you believe that we're headed for a national lockdown? You know, I don't know. We would like to stay away from that robin because there is no appetite for locking down on the American public. But I believe that we can do it without a lockdown.

I really do. I Mean, sometimes when people talk about the measures that I'm suggesting we double down on, they equivocate that and say that, well, that makes that a lockdown. It isn't necessarily lockdown. You could still get businesses going, you could still have economic forward thinking while you're doing that. You don't necessarily have to shut everything down. Hopefully we won't have to do that. If we can do the

public health measures, we wouldn't have to do that. The public health measures what so so again we're not doing enough. Notice how it keeps coming back to the same thing. It's on us. If their ideas don't work, it's because we haven't done them enough. It's not because the ideas are flawed. They never even allow for that possibility. They have the answer. We're just not doing it the right way. But also, look, look the way kind of dodges you

know that there's no appetite for it, you know. But he knows where, he knows that he's gonna be in a place in a month. The mask schamers, the lockdowners, they're gonna be saying, you guys didn't do enough, We got to go into lockdowns now. So they're already in a lockdown. They're de mandatory thirty day stay at home order in Chicago. We're already there. Here's here's Biden spokesperson Simone Sanders on whether he will try to impose a

national lockdown. Place sixteen is a national lockdown a possibility under President Biden? Well, Jim, let me tell you this. It is President Alex Biden's every intention and Vice President elect Kamala Harris's intention to shut down the virus and not the economy. And the way that we do that is by wearing a mask, social distancing, by doing everything

that we can to mitigate the spread. You know, Jim, I have been watching the news on this network and others, and the map from coast to coast right now is read so there, you know, the virus isn't distinguishing between red states and blue states. It is affecting us all collectively. Every single state. So it's imperative, frankly, that we do everything we can, and we know that wearing a mask. I've got my mask right here, Jim, wearing a mask is one of the best things we can do to

mitigate the spread of this virus, no question. I do want to clarify though, on a national lock dockdown, because, as you know, Michael Losterholm, who is going to advise who's going to be on the president Alex tax cast force, he's already been announced. He brought that up. Then others in the campaign said, no, that's not on the table, to be clear, is a national lockdown on the table for president? To be clear, Jim President a president elected Biden.

It's his intention to shut down this virus, not the country. Go back to the talking point. Look at that. Go back to the meaningless, silly, irrelevant talking point, shut down the virus. Does anyone believe we're gonna shut down the virus? Does anyone really think? Only a moron can think that at this point we're gonna shut down the vir until we get a vaccine. It's gonna spread. I'm shutting down the virus. The economy is already partially shut down in

some places, and it's gonna get worse. But they don't want to tell you the truth. That's a classic Democrat moment there. They don't want to tell you what's really going on here, which is that Yeah, Biden, Biden's gonna push for a national is a national mask mandate, national shutdown. Who's gonna enforce that national mask mandate too? I send FBI guys in, where's your mask? You're eating a cheeseburger, but your bites you're taking too long. Put your mask on.

Oh man, it's amazing. I think so much of this is really driven by people who go through life thinking that the government, the state is their friend, is there to take care of them and creates purpose for all of us, when really the government is just is just there as an organizational system to try to protect basic rights and enforce contracts and let people live their lives.

That's what a good government would do. It's not there to protect you from all the diseases and all the you know, all the creepy qualities that are out there in the air spreading freely all the time. Government can't do that. But people have a mistaken belief that if only we give them enough authority, the government enough authority. If only we do enough of what the government says will create It's really it comes from a kind of

utopianism you have with a socialist ideology. If we just give the government more control over markets in the economy, everyone will have what they need and everyone will get along and the work collectively. That's a fantasy, right. If we just have enough mask mandates and enough government policies, we're going to this disease, a kind of epidemiological utopia that's crazy too, not going to happen, has never happened and won't happen. But they can't admit any of this,

can they. No, you can't even have an adult conversation about it. Thanks for listening to the buses and show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Liberty, Truth and Great Hair. Feel those funky beats. It's time for roll call. Roll call Facebook dot com, slash Buck Sexton or a team Buck at iHeartMedia dot com and you can also send

us messages on Instagram. Please follow me on the Gram if you have not a ready very much appreciate that and let's get right to it before we head off for the weekend, because producer Mark, everybody's working for the weekend. Of course, that well, what's the weekdays for if not for the weekend? You know that song writer? I think we've gone over that about seventeen times in the show.

Just making sure, dude, I feel like it's my as your elder who experienced quite a bit more of the eighties and the nineties, as as at least somebody who can remember it. I just try to make sure that I bring you all the great cultural touchstones of that

fantastic era in American culture. Well, I appreciate that I did not experience any of the eighties, by the way, Yeah, that would have been weird, right, that would have been like an out of body I don't even think I was thought of, Yeah in the eighties, not not quite there yet. But what for what for you is the period that you most associate with your youth? Like if I asked you, would it be the are you a late nine he's kid? Then yeah, I would say probably

late nineties, early two thousands. A what a great time, what a great time in this country. Uh, that's that was the best. When we had cell phones, but not smartphones. When you you still could you know, get away from the office and they couldn't reach you. You know, there's that was a great time. Not everybody on their phones all the time. All right, Anyway, let's get into it. Josiah kicks us off here with the following I'm really

getting sick of the double standard of the left. First they call a small Trump White House event a super spreader, then tens of thousands of them party on the street after Biden's bogus win. I see no other option for freedom lovers like us than a peacefully protest against the corruption of legacy media socialists such as AOC, Bernie, etc. Mask mandates and so on. Kudos for staying drong. This

is staying strong in this chaotic, dangerous time. Shields high. Yeah, Josiah, you know they actually just had the governor of California, Gavin knew Some who is a really classic smug a smooth but smug lib who just last week San Francisco Chronicle reported on this went to a birthday party in a private home with more than twelve people present, So no ten person gatherings. But the governor can go to a more than ten person gathering for birthday because you know,

the people in his life are important. The people in your life, if you live in California not important enough, according to the governor, are too dangerous to see them at least more than ten of them not allowed. Not allowed. And you know they're going to do what they called the Terrence enforcement, where they're going to find a few people and they're going to actually go after them for this. They're gonna make a problem of this. Get ready for it.

It's gonna happen. Mark not to be confused with producer Mark hey Buckshields high heard a news story that said there are some stadiums or other places that are going to require proof of the vaccine or negative test. What do you think of that they're gonna lock us down? Do we need to keep fighting and praying? I love your show, producer, Mark is great. Thanks for you do. Thank you Mark, great name. And yeah, I've seen that too, and I do believe this is where we're heading. Where

the vaccine. You know, as far as I'm concerned, vaccine is ninety percent effective, and you get it. There's no public health rationale to restrict you at all anymore. And so there will probably be a probably be a push to get some kind of proof of vaccination. They talked about this in the early days of the pandemic and

then it faded away. But you know, if I get this vaccine it's ninety percent effective, and anyone tells me that I got to wear a mask or I can't do what I want to do anymore, I'm going to want to throw things at them, and I'm right to want to do that. Okay, that's crazy, that's crazy. Then now that's unreason Now that's beyond unreasonab and that's insane. But I think that there's still going to be this mentality.

Oh no, even if you got the vaccine ten percent, we can't allow a ten percent chance you might still get it and still spread it to people. Oh you know. So, but there will be places that are now saying, you know, we have a workplace where everyone's been Look, they do this for schools for kids. You can't attend your kids in certain schools unless you have vaccinations. So I think

they're gonna do this for in place, for workplaces. They're gonna say for they want people vaccinated in proof of vaccination. So yeah, I think that's gonna happen for concerts, maybe the same thing. I mean, one of my favorite things. When I favorite, I mean the dumbest is they'll do this.

They'll do this spot check for a temperature. And even though a lot of people have COVID, they say, and never even run a temperature, but they're doing a spot check with a temperature anywhere in the off off chance that you have a fever, don't know it, and they catch it. How many people you think are going to the office with like one hundred, one hundred and two fever and like they're like, yeah, I feel fine. I don't have COVID friends. It's so dumb. It's so dumb,

and they get mad at me for pointing out. They don't argue that it's not dumb. When I point this out. The libs that come and they loved all the blue checks come at me. All these people have died. Why don't you care? I care a lot. It's horrible. But that doesn't mean that things you're doing aren't dumb. I'm telling you they're dumb. Oh boy, oh boy, All right, Abby, next up your buck. I just want to say thank you for yesterday's radio show. The show is always great,

but yesterday's was especially on point. I found your positive attitude to be very uplifting. Thank you for that. I forwarded it to several of my friends who have been downtrod since the election. Shield tie my friend Abby she'ld tiw do you thank you so much. I really appreciate you passing the buck to some friends. That's great. Yeah, we love that and it means a lot to us. And that's how the show continues to grow. So we're making moves here, we're doing We're doing good things for sure.

And as for a yeah, I think it's we look we're happy warriors. We're not gonna wallow some days. I'm gonna come in here and I'm gonna be kind of bummed and you're gonna hear that in my voice and so funny. Those of you that have been listening to for a long time, you guys known me as well as my as my closest friends. You people, I'm always amazed at the message. I'll again, you know, Buck, were you little down yesterday? Even if I didn't say I was down? And yeah, you know I've got you know,

I got problems too. I get, you know, problems in my relationships or problems with my health or and I try not to ever bring that stuff here to the show unnecessarily or excessively, because that's not what this is about, right. This is our chance to come together and talk about stuff that matters and have have really an escape from the mundane problems, or at least a place where we can share our frustrations about them as much as possible. Yeah,

he just yells at me before the show. Yeah, No, producer, Mark takes all the incoming from me. Don't worry about that. He's very He's very good that way. This guy's like a rock, you know. He calms me down, prevents me from going into exploitive filled tirades on the show. Thanks Mark, We appreciate that, No problem, That's what I'm here for. Yeah, so you know, we we we make it all happen. But yeah, no, look, we gotta stay gotta stay positive. You know, attitude is a lot. It's not everything, but

it's a lot. And if you can form the right attitude in these challenging times, it's just going to be better off for you and everybody everybody around you, and you know, finding finding the good and things. There's a difference between looking at everything with rose colored glasses and being delusional and looking at what is good and appreciating it and letting that influence you're thinking. So we try to go for the latter, Frank, Right, here's a question.

Why do liberals get so angry when you ask them for evidence and proof of what they're saying. Well, Frank, that's because they have internalized meaning, it's deep seated in their mind, these beliefs, these liberal these liberal beliefs that they adopt, and the moment someone comes along who is an issue for those beliefs who challenges them, they feel very unsettled. They feel personally attacked because they've personalized these beliefs. They think it's almost a part of who they are.

You know, do you see this particularly with woke individuals. Much of their their currency, their value as people, they think, is in spewing the slogans of wokeness and being the woke police, going around denouncing others who aren't as virtuous from that left wing perspective. And so when you say to them, we'll hold on a second, your positions aren't even virtuous. What you're doing as a waste of time, they feel defensive because they like that attachment to that

feeling of honestly superiority. And also then there's that feeling of foolishness. No one likes to feel like they've been fooled. No one likes to feel like they've been swindled. Right, that's a very icky feeling. Oh my gosh, I got I got fooled by that person. So that's that's where that come that defensiveness comes from. And you have to remember a lot of leftists, a lot of liberals, have really never had to defend their ideas, and so it's

a bit of a shock to them too. They heard some things so many times from people that they think are really smart and really wise that ultimately they're not able to process the challenge to those beliefs, the challenge to those ideas. It's like cannot compute, you know, it just the circuits all get messed up. So, Frank, that's why liberals get so angry when you ask them for evidence in proof of what they say, because it's not about what is, it's about what they It's about what

they want to be. It's about the way that this reflects on them in their own mind. You know, I vote for Joe Biden, let's say, because I'm a good person, and that's what the good people do. And so then when you do it, you think, oh, you know, you take some value for yourself out of that, right, It

builds your self esteem. And so when someone else comes along and says, you know, Joe Biden's kind of a clown and doesn't really stand for anything, and even Democrats knew that he was a loser until five minutes ago. Why do you think he's gonna do? What great ideas does he have for the country. They get very angry because it's kind of like you saying to them, well, it's kind of like you're telling them, you know, hey, I know you voted for Joe Biden, but that doesn't

make you a good person, you know that, right. That's how they take it. Whereas when someone tells me they hate Trump and he's hitler, even though I voted for Trump and I'm obviously a big Trump supporter, I go, okay, well, let's think about this a little bit. Let's talk about this. Doesn't mean that, you know, one way or the other. I don't take it as a It's not like a referendum on me and my character. They may think so, but I don't think so. I'm like, all right, I

voted from me. He's a politician, he's a leader, he represents certain ideas. It's not perfect. I think it's good. I support him, and you know, there's other stuff in life. It's really it's about balance and context. Got to maintain balance and context, and all your political conversations, you gotta just always remember at the other day, it's it's how you treat people. It's who you are, It's what you contribute, you know, it's what it's what's in your soul. That's

what matters. All this other stuff. I mean, it's orton, but it all fades, friends, that all goes one way or the other. Madeline dear Buck, I have learned a lot from your show, and I appreciate the information and your team provide. As you know, Biden's new COVID advisor, doctor Austerholm, is mentioning locking down the country again. This scares me more than anything but the possible impending future. I didn't do well into the lockdowns financially and emotionally.

All the places I normally interact with people, like work, church, jim, hobbies, were all closed. I couldn't even go to the doctor unless it was virtually If the governor of Texas had not lifted most of the lockdowns when he did, I don't think I would have survived it. My question is, if Biden issues an executive order locking down the country, can the states put limits on it? Do you think the country would be in a national lockdown like Europe? I really can't think see the people of the US

being willing to do that. These lockdowns scare me more than the virus. I hope you and yours have a wonderful Thanksgiving well, Madeline. Thank you so much for listening and for your kind note. We appreciate it. And the lockdown being scary, I'll say this, yes they are, and I do believe unfortunately, far too many Americans will go along with them. So I can't I can't tell you that this is something that we don't have to be

concerned about. I think we do have to be concerned about it, And whether the states will stick up to the federal government depends on the state. It'll probably go to court and litigation. The federal government doesn't really have the refs. Well, no, I shouldn't say that it depends. Remember, there are ways to coerce without just using police powers.

So let's say the federal government is going to find businesses or the federal government's going to bring actions against businesses that don't well, if businesses require lockdowns or can't be an operation, you know, there's a domino effect there with more and more other people and other things throughout society will go along with it too, So you don't have to have, you know, a policeman knocking on every door to check on the masks to have the effect

of a national lockdown from the top down. Whether state governments will allow that or not, very good question. I don't have a great I don't have a great answer for you. I just I wish i'd had a better one. I don't know. I think some states will fight against it. At California, New York with a Biden administration, they'll do whatever, they'll do, whatever they say. And we're heading we're heading

into a dark and difficult winter. The good news is that we do have better treatments for COVID than we did before, and there won't be as many deaths as their word or in the peak before, and we are getting closer to a vaccine. In fact, even the Fouch says a vaccine is going to happen. Play fifteen producer Mark So I see my future as doing the same thing. As we get our arms around this outbreak, we essentially put it to rest. But as David said, putting it

to rest doesn't mean eradicating it. I doubt we're going to eradicate this. I think we need to plan that this is something we may need to maintain control over Chronically. It may be something that becomes endemic that we have to just be careful about. Certainly, it's not going to be pandemic for a lot longer because I believe the vaccines are going to turn that around. The other thing I do is that I, like David, I am a

public health person. So you're going to hear us, both of us talking to the world, talking to the various countries, including the country that I'm responsible for the United States, on getting the message across based on science. So that's what I do. I guidelines, I give policy, I give messages that are science and evidence based. I've done that for decades and I think I'm going to be continuing to do that. Yeah, COVID forever folks, that's what he

thinks might happen. You're in the freedom hide. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. More Roll called to kick us off here for the weekend. Mike, right, shield's eye. There are many of us in California. We are hiding in plainside. California is not one but two states. One is true and patriotic, the other is deep bluewood socialist. Mike. I know that is that is certainly the case. And I We've got fantastic audiences and places like Los Angeles

and San Diego, great conservatives in those places. I've given multiple speeches in Orange County in the San Diego area to conservative groups who are just fantastic. So I know there's great conservatives out in California like me here in New York. You guys are out a number. Oh there's more from Mike's message here. Why do successful capitalists like all the Silicon Valley CEO suddenly become socialists after they

make their multiple millions as stark raving capitalists. Mike, That's that's easy because of all the social credit and the social elevation that comes from being a socialist who doesn't have to worry about tack rates or bad policies because you're already so rich that you can have whatever you want, so you get all the benefits of capitalism with none of the downside of socialism if you're already rich, which is why you have Nancy Pelosi types, the limousine liberals,

the chardonnay socialists. They're out there all over the place because it's really all about them. It's probably a good note to end things on. Folks, Please do check out bucksexton dot com posting there and also pass the buck. Get someone to listen to the Buck Sexton Show podcast this weekend in your life and until next time. Shield's high