Trump Will Beat Covid

my friends to the buck Sexton Show. Big news today that everybody's talking about is about the President of the United States testing positive for COVID nineteen, as has the First Lady. As I come to you on air now, the chief of Staff as tested negative. Vice President pencis tested negative, the Vice President's wife has tested negative, and Joe Biden is also negative. So everyone's now focused on this today. It's created a bit of a frenzy. Let's all take a deep breath, Let's take a step back

from all the insanity. It'd be very clear about what we know right now and what this means. As of now, the President has a virus that has infected millions, perhaps at this point, tens of millions of Americans. His chances of a full recovery, including a full recovery after pretty minimal symptoms, are very high. He does have some cold like symptoms at this point, so he is not asymptomatic. Now, this is a time when you do want to pray for the President and the First Lady. This is not

a terminal cancer diagnosis. This is not something that we can't treat or we don't know what to do. There's an overwhelming likelihood based on just the statistics, the numbers, the President is going to be just fine. First Lady just fine. I mean, she's actually inconsiderably better statistical condition, although the President should be just fine as well. Now, there's a lot of speculation that comes out of this

right away. The New York Times, Washington Post already putting up things about, well, can the president even really still stay on the ballot, or can the President be expected to continue on in this campaign in any meaningful way. Look, he's supposed to quarantine now for two weeks. We'll see

how he does. It's as I've said, I'm very confident that the President's going to beat this thing, and we're going to hear in about a week's time that he's feeling pretty good and he's going to finish out his quarantine and get right back to it. That is my expectation. Nothing is perfect, nothing is certain. We know that too, But thoughts and prayers go up to the President, the first Lady, everybody affected in the President's family, in the

White House, and for the whole country. I don't care who you are, I don't care what we're talking about. If you're an American and the President of the United States has a disease that can be fatal, although it is very unlikely to be, so you are praying for the speediest possible recovery. It's what's best for the country. It's also what's the most fundamental decency we have as

human beings. I can assure you right now that if Heaven forbid, Joe Biden came down with the coronavirus, the only thing you would hear from me on this show about that about the condition diagnosis is I hope Joe Biden beats this thing as fast as possible with the bare minimum of symptoms and discomfort, and God bless him and his family. That's the only way there's no other way, right, there's no other way. You can't consider yourself to be a moral person and not root for your fellow American,

your fellow human being, to beat this disease. I'm not worried for the President. I'm just hopeful he'll beat it quickly and get back on on the campaign trail. I mean, I could say I'm concerned. We're all a little concerned. I'm not worried. One thing we do know about this president. He's a fighter, and we know that this is a fight that he absolutely is going to win. Now. I've also if you recall months ago, I said, it's likely

that one of the candidates. We've got a lot of senior citizen politicians out there, and it's likely that one of them is gonna get COVID. You have to go back in the files, but I remember talking to this on the show. We're probably going to have somebody who is COVID positive who's either the either the president or one of the Democrat candidates. This is you know, earlier on one of the Democrats at the top of their list coming forward with this that that was what I

thought was going to happen. And it's just it's what you would expect under the circumstances. Now, now that we've dealt with the basic truth of this, which is that the president has COVID, I think he's going to be fine. I'm not worried about him, and I'm praying for him and his family. And now let's talk about, because we have to. This is a political show. What are the

responses to this? What do people say in positions of power of prominence when they hear that the President of the United States has what can, in fact be a fatal disease. Now, as I've said, very unlikely. You know, it's point zero something or other in fatality overall. But today is unfortunately one of those days where you can make a very strong case that Live Blue check journals are in fact the worst professional class in America. I

don't even think it's worse. It's worth it to go through and cite all the individuals who are I'm talking about not just strangers. Obviously, there are unhinged left wing Democrats. There are crazy people who are Democrats all across the country who are openly rooting for the demise, the physical demise, the passing of the president of the United States. There are people out there who are saying it publicly, we see it, including blue checks, including people who make a

living doing commentary. Now you would think you'd like to think at least that this would be shouted down by other blue checks, that this would be considered so far beyond the pale, so unacceptable. But generally speaking, they move past it. They just ignore it, almost like Antifa and the BLM riots. If they're not defending it, they're pretending it's not there. The people who are wishing for the death of the President of the United States on social

media are a moral monstrosity. And I can tell you this if you were a blue check conservative, if you were somebody in the media who works at one of the conservative one of the few conservative media platforms, or you're a talk radio host like me, and the roles were reversed and Joe Biden got sick with COVID nineteen and anybody who said you know that they were happy about that, or god forbid, they were hoping that that had a tragic end they would be held to account

by their peers. I would not allow it to go unconfronted if somebody on our side was doing that. It's happening all over the place with the Libs. It's disgusting,

and it's also entirely predictable. It's not even a little bit surprising, although I have seen a couple of people on the right in media who are taking screen grabs of because they know that it's usually the emotional outburst from the Libs that shows you what they really think, and then sometimes they're trying to clean it up afterwards, so they're screen shotting all these tweets they're putting out after the President has come down with COVID nineteen to

make sure that we know, we know what they really think, we know what their real beliefs are around the health and safety of the leader of the free world. But there are people who are now trying to score political points as well. So there's the unhinged leftist mob that is rooting for the President to fail in his fight

against this disease, which is which is absolutely disgusting. But you know, the same kind of moral monsters who cheered on the smearing and the psychological torture of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. But a couple of years ago, it's not a surprise that they're that much that they're that deranged, that there are a bunch of savages, a bunch of true barbarian morons who now are openly rooting for COVID nineteen to beat the president in this fight. So, but

we do need to establish that that is there. And I'm telling you, and they would argue this, and I don't care. It's more prominent on the left than it would ever be on the right because they have convinced themselves it is mainstream. It is the dominant thinking on the left is that the president is an evil man who's a threat to this country as long as he is president, and that he needs to be punished, up to and including what they're saying on social media now

about COVID. On the right, we would say that that's disgusting. We would never want that to be a claim made or a desire in the name of our beliefs, in the name of our politics. If Joe Biden were sick, and I can tell you this, and I know you feel the same way. Not one day, not one second, have I thought to myself, you know, it would be really great. First if Joe Biden got COVID nineteen, wouldn't that's it's an atrocious thought, and it's a real moment

of moral testing here. There's a real gut check that comes into this because I don't believe that both political parties are morally equivalent. I don't think either is perfect. But I do not believe that the right that conservatism in America, that people who share the beliefs and fundamental principles that I do. I don't think that the left is as worthy on those points. I don't think that

the left holds itself to account. I think that they are much more willing to embrace psychotic viciousness in the name of politics, truly vindictive, unhinged mob mentality. You know, this is straight from the darkest moments of the French Revolution. Right, grab that person that never did anything to me and rip them apart, with the angry mobs screaming and shrieking and covered in blood. I mean, that's how crazy the left has become. And you see this now, you see

the way they respond to the president's diagnosis. You see the way they cheer on mobs attacking police officers in the streets, are burning down buildings. They have developed the Democrats, let's use the word the left the Democrats one and the same, a psychological sickness here over politics and the way they respond to the president. The first lady coming down with this diagnosis is yet more proof of that. And that's what's really troubling to me. I have full

confidence in our president. He's a fighter, he's going to make it through this, and he is in very robust health, thank god, he has been for a very long time. And lady is considerably younger than the President, and so she's at me. She'll probably again thoughts and prayers, and we don't know, but the likelihood is in this situation that she'll end up with, you know, a sniffle and a sore throat for a week, let's hope, you know,

or less. But then there are people that are making this deeply political about masks, and they're going to drill down into this. And so this prove some thesis here because the President hasn't been the most vocal about masking always in all the time. If you really believe, and when I say you you know what I mean, if one believes, if a person believes that wearing a raggedy, multiple use, dirty, covered in bacteria cloth mask sometimes not what you're eating in the restaurant when you walk into

the restaurant, not in your home where you're around people. Unfortunately, you're most likely to get COVID from his family members. That's true. Intrafamilial transmission is really the biggest risk. It was they thought no socomial transmission, transmission of the virus in the hospital, but it's really intrafamilial where a lot of people are getting this. And if you really think that that little cloth on your mouth is a better precaution than what has been around the president, what the

President has subjected everybody who meets with him too. They're doing daily testing for people in the White House. I got tested and they would not let me get into the actual West Wing. They would not let me actually sit down with the president until I had a negative test. Okay, but he has been masking more and more in the last couple of months, right, the President finally said, okay,

you know, we'll make this concession. He has been masking up a lot more, and now he gets the virus, and now they're gonna say, oh, but it's because he didn't do it. He didn't do what the science said. You're already hearing this Nancy Pelosi taking a cheap shot. Maybe now he knows that you need to wear masks, as if we haven't had tens of thousands of people who were living in terror, constantly wearing masks, who still

got sick, who still got sick. But this is being right away politicized about who believes in the signs Trump is sick, Biden isn't. That's because Biden is wearing a mask all the time. No, it's because Biden is hiding in a basement. I mean, look, I agree, if you don't go outside, if you don't live your life, if you don't actually campaign for president in any normal way,

you're at less risk for the disease. But if you're going to live your life and go out there, how much just having this porous cloth that is not sealed around your nose or your mouth on sometimes protect you maybe a little bit. But that's not the takeaway. They want the takeaway to be. Oh, there's some poetic justice in the president catching COVID and I'm mind me talking about the psychopaths that want the president to become really ill hospitalized, and I'm just talking about people in general.

They're saying, see, he got it because he didn't listen to the science. Really morons, because Boris Johnson got it. Other premiers of foreign countries have gotten it, including countries where they were all about masking all the time. Oh, the president had to keep being the president. And here's a narrative that may emerge out of this. Here's one

that I see coming. We may in fact have a president who has been fighting with us through this virus for seven months, leading this country, not panicking people, being reasonable, working with states, making sure that the PPE was out there, making sure the virus vaccine was coming as quickly as possible. He may end up getting it himself because he was still out there, still being president, not hiding an abasement.

And he'll beat this in a couple of weeks time, and then have a few weeks to go out and show the American people that his story is our story. We're all going to beat this thing. We're not going to succumb to fear and hysteria. We as a country, as a people, will beat this virus, just like the President of the United States and the first lady will. You're in the freedom mind. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. Well, of course, as with everyone. We all

receive that news with great sadness. I always pray for the President his family that they're safe. Continue to do so more intensified. We must have spatial distancing, we must be wearing our masks, We must have sanitation because it

can help crush the virus and stop the spread. So maybe now that people who see the President of the United States with all the protection that he has and the first lady still having this exposed, it might be, as you say, a learning experience, but more than learning, it has to be something that is acted upon. This is tragic, it's very sad, but it also is something that, again, going into crowds, unmasked and all the rest was sort of a brazen invitation for something like this to happen.

It's sad that it did, but nonetheless hopeful that it will be a transition to a saner approach to what this virus is all about. Yeah, she's praying for him, but she's also telling you the President was asking for it. That's her opinion. I wanted it was Boris Johnson asking for it to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. I just want to know, was he reckless? Was he against the science he got it. You look at the

list of people around the world. You know, was Tom Hanks reckless and against the science he got I mean, you just look at all these different people that have gotten coronavirus. It's an airborne disease that's very contagious. Nancy Pelosi's whole premise here that we can stop the virus, we can stop the tread that's a that's a lie. There is no evidence that that is actually possible unless you lock down the entire country continuously, which is insane.

So they don't seem to understand. You either live life and there is risk from that living of life, or you just keep not living life and you're safe from the virus until you start living your life again. This is the reality. Yeah. Sure, if it was just as simple as wearing masks, we'd all be done with this. We wouldn't have cases anymore because people have been wearing masks in places for months. Blows. He doesn't care. Thanks

for listening to the Busess and show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcast, at the iHeart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts. We don't even know what's going on because all of the lies. But here's the thing that's so we're responsible. He's going in Minnesota knowing that Hope padded. He's going to New Jersey knowing that Hope padded. Now the White House Press Secretary, unmasked, is giving a press conference. Nobody in the Congress is being notified.

And so this is just rank irresponsibility, and it's rank incompetence. And let's just stipulate. He's lied about the science for six months, couldn't protect himself or his family, So how is he going to protect the American people going forward? And so I feel bad that he's sick. I want him to get better. Certainly, it's a tragic situation, but

we have to not let up on the gas. If you want to remove him, we have to still discuss the racism, the destruction of the democracy, the demolishing of the institutions of our government, the voter suppression, all of this stuff has to be discussed now. I mean, the Mooch is a tremendous scumbag. I wanted you to hear that so you could know what a scummy fellow this is. And the President made him chief of his transition. The president has bad instincts about people that he puts in charge.

That's established. Even the most art and Trumpers have to go, oh, okay, okay, you want to play this game. The mooch Cohen, I'm a rosa. You get on the list. These are people he gave real authority and power to. So the president has had some very bad decision making around that. Look, no one's perfect. I get it. I'm not. I'm not trying to bash or dive into that right now, but I mean the moos this guy here, he's just pairting what the Democrats want to hear. Right, This is if

you want to be an MSNBC. This is what you have to say. The President's lied about the science. Okay, Like how notice how when let's say, Fauci's out there saying, okay, don't wear a mask, especially outside. It's dumb wearing a mask if you're healthy. He doesn't make any sense. You don't need to do that. Oh, he wasn't lying, he just was wrong. If the President said something at any point during COVID, it's gonna go away. Don't worry about it.

We're gonna be all right. He's lying, so the experts can get away with being factually wrong at any point in this the experts and I will not let this go at least the ones that we see on TV who are doctors and public health and epidemiologists, They would justify the BLM protests. Remember, BLM protests happen, huge spike in cases all some are all across the country. But

we're supposed to believe that didn't spread the virus. Right, the big biker rally up in the Dakotas that spread the virus they said was ended up not even being true. But the BLM riots where people were showing up in close quarters screaming for hours and hours. Right, When I say outdoor transmission isn't a risk, I'm obviously not saying you can go up to someone and spit in their face and you're outdoors so you can't get the virus.

I'm just saying, in the normal course of walking past people, if you keep six feet from somebody outside, the scientific evidence is there's basically zero chance. Right, There's like less than a lightning strike chance you're actually going to contract COVID nineteen from walking past someone outside who doesn't have a mask on or and if you don't have a mask on. But if you're all packed together screaming, get a whole, streets are streets, and then you might put

yourself at some risk. But I just really hate this to Scaremoji couldn't protect himself for his family. What a scummy What a scummy guy. This fellow is really anything to just be, uh, whatever benefits him the most. So the mooch is scummy. Don Lemon is just dumb. Here's Don Lemon play ten Carl In large part it's his own dereliction is partly to blame for this. He chose to go out to rallies, he chose to downplay masks, he chose to not social distance and call it a hoax,

and so on and so forth. But you know, again, it's horrible that the president has this, but he chose to handle this situation this way. People in the West Wing and the administration saying it's frowned upon to wear masks. You know, we saw all the tape of Nancy Pelosi getting her haircut walking around a salon people working in there are no mask on a salon that was shut down because people can't get their haircut because you know,

even with a mask on, it's so dangerous. We saw the video of Diane Feinstein walking through the airport, no mask on a private airport, of course, because she's super rich and important, but no mask on. The pilots have masks on, they have to, but Diane Feinstein, the rules are for the little people. Look, this is really getting into some core psychological and I really think brain wiring differences between the left and the right. I want to be and I think the conservative mentality is I think

people that share my worldview, my view of life. I want to be as much in charge of my own decisions my own life as humanly possible. And I do not trust people that there's no accountability for and don't give a crap about me to make decisions about my

health and my life. Okay, that's the base. Other people think, Oh if the mob, if the crowd says that this is what should be done, even if they're changing their mind every month, even if they're hypocritical because they don't actually do the things they tell other people to do. I'm going to do that because their security in consensus. But it's actually a false security because there isn't a

real consensus. But the president partly to blame no, the president made a decision, an affirmative decision to go out and campaign and be, Gosh jarn president of the United States. I want to say something else, but you know, family show be the president of the United States, even during a pandemic, to campaign, to take his message to the people. And I think that this is an example of how

we all should be able to make choices in our lives. Okay, you don't want to wear a mask, you don't want to be around anybody, stay home, stay home until the vaccine has been tested for eighteen months. Will make sure you get all the food you need, will take care of those people. But to have everybody basically stay home, what are we doing? They agreed in the risk analysis in the early days that lockdowns and these restrictions until

the vaccine were catastrophic, destructive and wrong. But this has become polarized, it's become political. Now. We got an election coming up, so they're not going to relent on this at all. They pretend like we didn't have these discussions. They pretend that no one really knows what was said before and can't compare it to what is being said now. But I'm just here to remind everybody that the experts

have been wrong time and time again. That they wanted us to create at one point a million ventilators, and since then we found out that ventilators are not a good treatment for this an absolute last resort, and with the way they're putting people on ventilators in the beginning, there was about a fifty percent chance that that person would die after being put on the ventilator. They didn't know very much, they didn't understand very much, and they

were telling us just panic, lockdown, don't go outside. We have no idea how much real damage has been done to the economy yet, because we haven't been able to normalize what stores are really going to open, what business models are really going to work. How many miscancer diagnoses are there, how many you know, they're not really tabulating the overdosed numbers and everything at a national level. I'd be very curious to see how many people have become

so depressed that they're suicidal because they're separated. Froeple. There's this terrible story of a woman Senior citizens dinner nineties in Florida, and she just stopped eating because she couldn't handle the isolation anymore isolation imposed on her. She's a healthy woman. She was a healthy woman, but oh my gosh, you might you might get COVID, so no one's allowed to see you. Story out of Florida just in the last week, stopped eating, died. You know, that's where we are.

We have seniors who are going on effectively self imposed hunger strike because they're being abandoned by society, because God forbid, we make some Look, we got to take some precautions, but you're gonna not let anyone see their loved ones. You're gonna have people locked down and nursing homes that can't have any contact with the outside work. We can't do test and basic precautious for seniors. No, it's just it's so much easier to say, wear a mask, shut up,

stay inside, lockdown. These people are desperate for a control. Control that doesn't exist. The virus is going to keep spreading. The virus is going to be all over the place. We have a vaccine coming, hopefully it works really well. There is a possibility that we're going to have to deal with this even after the vaccine, that there may be mutations and this now becomes like the flu a seasonal affliction that we have to deal with. What's really

the answer. You're going to wear a mask forever. You're gonna work out with a mask on forever, You're gonna go for all your jogs with a mask on the rest of your life. For a disease that kills substantially less than one percent of the people who get it, and now is they're getting better at the treatments on it too, that number keeps going down. I mean, really

the fatality rate that we've been talking about. Point zero three is the one that you most often, I think see point zero three, point zero four, that's for all age categories you get under fifty, it's like point zero zero zero one. And that number is also going to keep going down because of therapeutic are getting better, or because the vaccines will be a useful tool in helping to control this. But see, control is really the word we have to focus on here, because the left want

to control you. They want to tell you what to do, and there are a lot of people who honestly go about their day to day lives with a tremendous amount of anxiety and a bit of cowardice. I really think that the government is going to be able to protect them from all the bad things. If only the big mean people like me and you who believe in individual freedom and choice and liberty stopped wanting those things, the

government would make them safe and warm at night. The government would provide for them, and everything would be better. This is the fantasy that leads to tyranny, and unfortunately, it's a fantasy that about half of this country has fallen in love with. It's not real. We're going to continue to get dragged through this. If Joe Biden gets elected, it's only going to get worse. A national mask mandate, think about that. It'll be enforced in a way that's

clearly selective. It'll be used as a cudgel against Remember the Red States. Oh, they don't believe in masks. They're still bad. The Red States have, especially the large, heavily populated ones, had far better outcomes in this fight against COVID than the Blue States have. But that's always lost in the conversation. Somehow, the worst places in the country are in the northeast of the United States, the bluest of the Blue states. Somehow, we're not supposed to pay

any attention to that. We all wearing masks here in New York. Yes, we were. People want to spit on you, which obviously could actually transmit the virus if you go outside a beautiful sunny day, don't have a mask on, And we had the worst outcomes here. We weren't anti mask truthers in New York City. I can tell you that in the beginning of the pandemic, and I'm not ashamed to say it, I never left the house without

a mask. I was wearing rubber gloves. But that was after having been on the subway four times a day during the maximum spread, when no one even knew what the heck this thing was. We've forgotten everything though. It's just panic and politics and the infliction of emotional distress on the population so that they don't push back and they don't have any willingness to say enough is enough.

That's really the Democrat vision for your future. And they're trying to leverage the fact that the President of the United States, like many other presidents and prime ministers around the world, has COVID nineteen to further ram all of this down your throat. It's really upon all of us to decide whether or not we're going to accept that. I say, no, you're in the Freedom und This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. You are second in line for the presidency. Has the White House contacted you about

the continuity of government? No, they haven't, but that is an order going not with the White House, but with the military quite frankly in terms of the or some officials in the government. But let us just all pray for the president's health. Thank god. The vice president has tested negatively, and and the second Lady as well. So again that continuity of government is always in place. A

lot a lot here. Actually it's it's somewhat subtle, but there's MSNBC asking Nancy Pelosi, has anyone talked to you about how you know you might have to become the president? Um? No, because the president president is going to be fine. He's not going to be holding in person meetings, but he's just going to be not dealing with other people directly. He has devices. He has Skype, he had or not Skype, you know, I mean video conferencing. They have secure stuff. Um,

he has phones. This is this is not the you know, the president hasn't had a hasn't had a stroke where he's unable to be responsive. But the Libs are already jumping to, oh my gosh, maybe Nancy Pelosi will have to take over for a while at least as president. Mike Pence is fine and Nancy Pelosi is almost eighty, so I believe it or not, even though she goes around with a mask for the cameras, she is also

at risk from COVID. There really seems to be a mentality that comes out today from the media where, well, we know, none of the none of the Democrats are going to get it. New York City full of Democrats and a lot of us, A lot of us here, my fellow New Yorkers died from COVID, wearing masks all the time, still died from COVID, still got it, still

had bad health outcomes from it. I mean, you can tell they really think, you know, the well, the democraman Nancy Pelosi's she's invulnerable because you know, she's one of the good smart science people, so she's had no real risk from getting COVID. But you know pens Oh, now, look, I know Pence has been in closer contact with the presidents. People would say he's been around people who are COVID positive.

But I can assure you Nancy Pelosi has also been around people who are asymptomatic and COVID positive and hasn't known it. Everybody has. It's just a statistical certainty. And then you get, oh, where are you really so protected? Really so protected from aerosols? You know that you can get it in your eyes right, and can get it in your nose too. I keep seeing people all the time now though their mouth is covered, but their nose isn't.

It's like, well, there's actually a belief that your nose may there may be more of the COVID virus in someone's nasal cavity than even in their throat at some stages of this. But you know, make sure that you're breathing through your nose out there without the mask that this is this is what we're seeing all over the place. Could you imagine Nancy Pelosi even as acting president of the United States. It's a terrifying thought. But the Libs find that to be that would be delightful to them.

But Pelosi really one of one of the very worst examples of the contemporary Democrat mindset, A true limousine liberal, a true phony and really no moral compass whatsoever. I mean, I do think it's interesting that you have these Democrats, Democrat politicians of all people that need to tell us how much they are they are praying for the president. I mean, that's what they have to say. They've also called him a traitor and wanted to throw him in prison,

so I haven't forgotten that. But at least they're smart enough in the short term to say what they know they need to say about this. Otherwise, any person of good sense, you're, respective of their politics, would say, well, these Democrats are completely insane. These Democrats have completely lost their minds. Now, what does this mean going forward for the debates, for the campaign trails? That is an area of focus I think is very interesting. The likelihood here

is that there'll be people doing analysis for years to come. However, the election ends up happening and Trump's going to be on the ballot, and this stuff they're saying about, oh, maybe he shouldn't even stay in there, and this is wishful thinking from the libs. Dream on Libs, the President's going to be fine and he's going to be their on election day, and God willing, he's going to win. But There'll be a lot of historical analysis of this after the fact, where people say, I can tell you

this much. If Trump beats Joe Biden in the election, there will be a Democrat narrative, get ready for it, that the President garnered sympathy during this period that propelled him to win. Right now, they're saying, oh, see, this is going to be terrible for Trump. Not talking about his health now, but politically going to be terrible for

Trump because it shows how reckless he was. But if he beats Joe Biden, they're gonna say, oh, but what really happened is everybody felt sorry for Trump, so they voted for him. Just watch Thanks for listening to the Bus Show past. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. My initial reaction was this is great, because so often these debates become parallel news conferences where one candidate answers the question

to him, that candidate answers the question to him. So when the President started engaging with Biden, I thought, we're going to have a real debate here. It became clearer and clearer over time that this was something different and that the President was determined to try to butt in

and throw Joe Biden off. You gave your statistics. I saw another Fox analysis that indicates the President interrupted either Biden's answers or my questions a total of one hundred and forty five times, which is way more than one a minute, and he bears the primary responsibility for what happened on There were a lot of interruptions that that is the true. There were a lot of it. Now, Biden,

I think, interrupted about seventy times Trump. He says one forty, so Trump more interruptions and Biden Biden interrupted him back. I mean a lot of interruptions, That is a fact. I can't say that that's not a lot. But I think that the biggest problem with the debate, if they're would be any one thing, was the moment the president felt like it was a two on one. Then he then he just wanted to go bare knuckle and it was a free for all. And that happened very early on.

It happened because the way that Chris Wallace, a Democrat who clearly wants a job at NBC News, a Democrat, interacted with Trump from the earliest phases of the debate showed exactly what I used to deal with when I'd go on to represent a conservative point of view at CNN, which is that, oh, the moderator, the anchor, whatever, he's on this other guy's team. That much was quite clear. He's on this other person's side. And once you feel like that's the case, then things really get crazy, Then

things really good nuts. And that's what happened there was that. So the lack of a perception of impartiality by by Trump, which I think is completely founded, that was a big problem. But the even more obvious problem, perhaps because that one, there's some subtleties, The even more obvious problem is that the questions that were asked were just that the topics were not very good, and the questions were clearly meant

to attack Trump, and they were dumb. We'll get into this white supremacist fixation that's I think fading today, but the media had it for a few days. But the whole way that this was structured and set up, and the attacks on the way the questions that Chris Wallace put out there were meant to undermine the president was very obvious. So of course he's going to react in a way where he feels like he's in an ambush. And this is I can tell you this right now.

Even if you're really a depth debater, and I'm sure many, many, many of you listening are, debating two people is really hard. It's really hard because you have, especially if you're a person who's generally fair minded, you know, you want to give them equal time or at least sometime to respond. But when it's two people and you feel like it's two and one, well now it's clearly not equal times. So now you're just gonna fight for everything you have. Now you're just going to be in a position where

you feel like they're throwing elbows. I'm throwing elbows too, and you got two people you gotta hit back against. So the questions were a total traffsy. I don't want to get too much into the debate aftermath. We already did that. But now it's the Okay, what's happening in the next debates is you know the Vice president is scheduled to debate Kamala Harris coming up on Wednesday. I

think that will be interesting. I think that Mike Pence is a little bit of an undervalued asset to the administration. The guy is. It's funny so much of the criticism around Trump as he's not presidential and Mike Pence could be the president in every movie ever made, right, I mean, Mike Pence is the guy you think of. It's total voice, is demeanor, the way he looks everything. I mean, it's like, this guy looks like he's a president straight out of

Central Casting. And a very nice guy too. All my interactions with him, I found him to be a very, very pleasant and it seems like that's really who he is. And I think it's it's a it was a very I mean I criticized the president before. He's made some bad choices about picks. He's also made some great choices, and I think Vice President Pence is an excellent choice and has been a huge asset to the administration. I

think Pompeo is a great choice. Bar I mean, so you know, credit where it's due, always right, let's be let's be honest and fair. So now what happens in the presidential debate, though, that's that's an open and open question. I don't think anybody really knows for one thing. There's all this talk about and I said, I kind of like the idea, and now I've gone back, So you know, I changed my mind about these things where I evolve in my thinking because I was frustrated about all the

cross talk. It's not fun to watch cross talk as a viewer. This is one of the reasons I don't have Democrats on radio to argue it, because we're just gonna start. It's it's I value your time so much that I don't want you to hear you know, the back and forth of remember and you don't know what's being said, and I like, what am I wasting my time here for? So crosstalk inherently is a frustrating It's like the equivalent of watching a TV that has a

fuzzy picture. I don't care what the show is. You know, you could be watching your favorite movie of all time. If there's lines going through the picture and it's fuzzy, You're like, ah, I'm not enjoying this. That's what cross talk does in a debate, in an exchange on politics. So that was why I was thinking maybe a mute button would stop that. But of course then the mute button, how that moderator and the moderators that Trump's going into here are Libs the next in the next round. I've

never even heard of some of them before. I think it's fascinating who the Commission on Presidential Debates chooses to moderate a presidential debate. Because I've never heard of them. I think it's likely they'll probably not be so one sided in their questioning. I think it's likely they won't be so clearly favoring one side. That doesn't mean they won't favor but I don't think they'll be as obvious.

Chris Wallace, of course, doesn't think he was obvious. I think it was a disgrace, but it's also telling that Democrats really don't want Biden to go into another debate. Which if they thought that Trump was such a barbarian and so terrible and so awful, wouldn't they want this right? I mean, you know what I'm I'm I'm just gonna say it. I'm freakishly good at ping pong, and I smoke people in ping pong all the time. I don't know why now they're obvious. Some of you are looking

I'm a professional on the Olympic team. Yeah, you would beat me, But your average weekend warrior ping pong player can't hang with the buckster, and if I beat somebody, they want to come back and they want to play, I'm gonna say, yeah, sure, I'll beat this guy before I'll beat him again. Right, it's pretty easy, pretty straightforward. Well, why wouldn't Pelosi if Trump was such an uncouth barbarian and Biden did so well against him, why would she

be saying this play nine? You know? People say, well, they should have had a button that turned one microphone off while the other person was speaking. Whatever it is. I think one and done, one and done. But when people run for president, that's president of the United States. Joe Biden will do He's courageous. I never thought he shouldn't do it because I didn't think he would do well. I thought he shouldn't do it because I thought something like this could happen. But we're up to you. One

and done isn't one and done, one and done? What did I tell you again? I don't like to be the guy that's always well, I kind of do you like to be that guy? But I said, people ask me, if you go back to some of the roll calls in July August, I was like, there's gonna be one debate there's gotta be one debate. Biden's got to show up for it now with the COVID diagnosis of Trump, And are we sure there's going to be another debate. I'm not certain. I'm not certain. I think the Democrats

believe it. They could get away with not doing it. And that's also one of the reasons they're attacking the COVID precautions or lack thereof, they say from the Trump side of this last debate, to say, see, it's like a debating Trump is not just unpleasant because he's so mean, but it's also a health risk. Right. This is the other thing that you now hear from people. And there's Joy Baiha. She's on television, so she could just tell you about politics. You don't know, big whoop. Here she

is play eighteen. You don't think Biden should show up to the debates, Joy anymore? Is that true? Yes? I don't think he should do it. I think should stay away. Joe Biden has nothing to gain from this. It's a fiasco. It gives Trump a platform to lie, to give dog whistles to his base, to sort of instruct them to be violent. And this very sort of semi semi subtle way. I'll say there's absolutely nothing. Biden is too much of a gentleman to be talking on the same stage with

this neanderthal. Look at what happened the other night when Trump attacked his son, Biden's son. Biden couldn't could have gone after him and talked about Ivanka the consultant, but he did not do that because he's a gentleman. Americans have seen enough. We don't need to see anymore. If you're still undecided out there, you need to see a shrink. You need to see a shrink. I think I think Joy needs to see a shrink. I think Joy's out there saying things that are just not true. Yeah, yeah,

you're gonna compare Hunter Biden to Ivanka Trump. Good luck with that one, Joy, See see how that goes in the public eye. Yeah, one is a crackhead who impregnates strippers and pretends he's not the daddy of the baby after making lots of money from his daddy's connections, and the other is of Vunca Trump. So yeah, just saying, I don't think that really has quite the resonance that she thinks that it does. Biden's too much of a

gentleman to be talking on this same stage with this neanderthal. Okay, Joy, Okay, sure, who listens. I want to meet a person who thinks that they should hear what Joy Behart thinks some politics. I want to meet this person and then ask them if they can tie their own shoes, just as an experiment. I just want. I want to know. I'm curious. It's like a sociological experiment. Like you know, I just listen to Joy. I think Joy's got great advice and thoughts

on things. Says Joy. I don't see it. I don't see it at all. But she's great for this show though, you know, just because I talked to him, Millia, I'll stop. I know a lot of you like Buck good God, get a grip. Uh yeah. Will there be another debate? I'm not sure. Will Trump win the next one? I think he would if you see the Uh there's a there's a poll that was circulating. I think it was a CNC pole hundreds of thousands of votes. Now it's not a scientific poll. Okay, yeah, no, c SPAN Paul,

pardon me? Who won the first presidential debate sixty nine percent with three hundred and twenty five thousand votes in sixty Donald Trump, I think maybe that's why they don't want another debate. You're in the Freedom This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. You know, Biden lost Badley when his supporters are saying that he should cancel the next debate now that we want to change the rules. They want to change the rules, that's what they want to do,

and allow the moderator to cut off the microphone. Democrats always want to shut down free speech. That's what they want to do because they're terrified the American people will hear the truth. They want to rig this debate. They want to rig the election with the ballots, these millions of ballots that are coming in that nobody knows where they're coming from, who they're coming to, and who's sending them.

I'm not just running against your Biden. I'm running against the corrupt far left media, the socialist communists, and the Democrat Party and the special interests to get rich, bleeding off our country and bleeding a dry Never forget they are coming after me because I am fighting for you. So true, It really is true that they've tried, in so many different mechanisms, so many different ways to change the rules at the last minute. And this is what

they This has really become a progressive Democrat obsession. They want to make sure that they just change the rules of the game. They're afraid they can't actually win the game. The contest will not work for them, so they want to change the rules around it. They completely dispense with any pretense that we've got these rules for a reason, and the rules have been agreed to. The rules are there because they're sensible, because they're fair to both sides. No, no, no,

forget that, whatever it takes anything to win. That's the approach. And that's also of the Democrats. And that's why I view the Trump response to all of this. I view President Trump's feelings on not just the way he interacted with Joe Biden, but also how Joe Biden now wanted to duck a debate is indicative of the real feelings of Democrats. I think this is pretty obvious at this point. I think it's true, but we shall see if it

ends up happening or not. Now we also have the ACB situation right where people have been saying people have been saying that they should now deferred or delay the ACB nomination based upon based upon the president having a COVID diagnosis, and I understand this. She I believe already had COVID nineteen, as did her husband of the summer, and she's now fine, so she should probably have some

degree of immun to it now. Although that A. There's all these studies about how the antibodies were off after a few months or whatever. But ACB, it has nothing to do with the president. There's no reason the Senate was able to conduct its business yesterday. The Senate should be able to conduct its business tomorrow. There's nothing about this that should make us all think that we don't

go forward with the process. But Democrats are desperate. Right there, they've gone from it's not in the rules too, now it's a COVID too. Once again, it's always for them about complaining about the process when it doesn't work for them, and claiming the process is absolutely sacrosanct when it does. Right, a principle would be the understanding of why things are the way they are, the reasons for that, and how it's fair to both sides, including when both sides disagree

on something. With Democrats, it's purely about self interest in whatever works in the circumstance, and that's how they approach it. That's how they approach everything. It's the way they feel about the debates, the way they feel about man in ballots, and now it's the way they feel about the ACB nomination. I think it's we've actually reached a point here where the ACB. I had initially thought that it would add

you know, we would. Everyone's been making the same joke about this a spinal tap, it'll take the dial to eleven. But something like that that it would just be the shark Nato of political clashes, right, just every Oh my gosh, we got this presidential election with Trump, and then we've got an ACP nomination for the RBG seed. And now I'm starting to think that maybe this is like another

movie analogy. Remember in shaw Shank when he uses the thund of the thund the sound the found the sound of the thunder to a mask when he breaks open the sewage pipe with the rock. Great movie, producer, Mark, you've seen Sawshank Redemption? Right? Yeah? Great movie? I mean ridiculous, Like doesn't it's very unrealistic, But who cares? A great movie?

I don't care. So I really like the movie a lot, but you know, he masks the pounding sound of the rock with the thunder, and I almost feel like, right now, the ACB nomination, there's so much they've put so much energy into Trump hatred that maybe, and I may regret saying this in a week or two, I'm gonna admit this right now, maybe they're just, you know, they've got their reserves of the lunatic libs, you know, off the

main battlefield, and they're about to rush out. I don't know, but it feels like they might have exhausted all resources and energy of hatred and insanity at Trump, so they just can't even They want to make a total war situation out of the ACB nomination, But how do they go beyond the max? You know, how do you go beyond all out war, the full lawn frenzy. It doesn't seem clear to me how they would do that. It doesn't seem clear to me what they would do to

go there. I'm not saying it's not possible, but I'm starting to think that maybe maybe the Trump not maybe the Trump election is the thunder that's going to mask the rock breaking the pipe of the ACP nomination at some level, like it's just they can't do both of they can't fight both of these wars effectively at the same time. They don't have you know, like they're fighting a war on two fronts and they don't have the manpower to do it because they've gone all in against Trump.

And that's why I mean Schumer for example, of saying stuff like this, it's just such weak sauce played thirteen. No dem has attacked Barrett over her face. It's a diversion because they don't want to address the issues, including healthcare and including Roe v. Wade. I think Roe v. Wade, if Judge Barrett got on the court could either be eliminated or at the very minimum, horrible minimum, so greatly constricted that you never recognize it. No, we're avoiding I mean,

that's crazy. First of all, the the the the claim that no one's attacking her over her faith. It's happening all over the place, all over the media. They're attacking her constantly, okay, about things that have to do with her Catholicism. So he's just that's just crazy talk, right, that's a but he knows that it's not a good look to attack, especially attack a woman I think over her faith. I just think the public views that as you know, a Catholic mom. Oh she she's now, she's

now a psycho weirdo Jesus freak. Is that what they're really saying? Not a good look, Libs, not a good look Democrats. But now to say that oh row is under threat, guess what conservatives wanted to be? Liberals act like if people here that Roe v. Wade maybe in jeopardy, everyone who supports the ACB nomination is gonna be like, well, in that case, you have it backwards. Schumer, you gross underhanded fellow. You thanks for listening to the bus and

show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. I have to say I've said it many times, and let me be clear again. I condemn the k k K. I condemn all white supremacists. I condemn the Proud Boys. I don't know much about the Proud Boys, almost nothing, but I condemn that. But he should condemn also Antifa. Antifa is a horrible group of people. They kill people, they what they do to people, and they're causing insurrection. They're

causing riots. He doesn't want to do that, but the press doesn't go after him. And that's a really bad group of people. But I condemn them. And if I can, if I say it a hundred, if I say it a hundred times, it won't be enough because it's fake news. It's true. It won't be enough. It's not about getting an answer from the president. That was Trump on Sean Hannity Show. And yeah, the President has said it before, he's saying it again. The people sing this question aren't

trying to get an answer. It's an assault. It's an insult. The question is meant as an insult. Okay, so understand that, be clear on that from the get go. Once once we've established that issue, then all of a sudden everything else becomes much more apparent. Then all of a sudden everything that follows from and you go, oh, well, exactly. That's why the President gets so angry when they ask him this. Wouldn't you be angry too? I mean, we've gone over this, we've talked about this. The whole thing

is so upsurred. Speaking of angry, though, Fox News, some Fox News folks about a tough week, not a good not a good one for a Chris Wallace or John Robert. The White House corresponded, he got very very hissy yesterday

outside the White House. Play too. And for all of you on Twitter who were hammering me for answering that quite for asking that question, I don't care, because it's question that needs to be asked, and clearly the president's Republican colleagues a mile away from here are looking for an answer for it too. So stop deflecting, stop blaming

the media. Tired of it? Tired of it? Come on, man, really, come on, you're dumb enough to think that we have to get the on the record denouncing of white supremacists from a president who's announced it a million times, and you think people aren't going to hold you accountable for that. Look, I know what it's like. I've rarely but occasionally either asked a question or said something in media that I thought that wasn't really my best moment. Yeah, I don't

go around blaming everybody else for it, though. You know, John Roberts, you know, take the L, John, Just take the L. It's not a big deal. Just take the L. Don't don't get all. Don't throw a tantrum on National TV about it. It's a dumb question, shouldn't be asked, it's it's an offensive question. It's already been dealt with, and we all know the game that the Libs are playing here. But let's now go a little more specifically into this notion of forget about the President announcing right,

We've dealt with that, that's just a lib attack. Let's talk about white supremacy. Let's talk about why the Democrat Party, the liberal media has such an intense fixation on this. Well, for one thing, it, as I've been saying to you, it creates a false moral equivalence between the two political parties that, well, we have our violent people, they have their violent people and right, and our violent people are the white supremacists and the Proud Boys. Now there's a

lot going on here. For one, the Proud Boys, and one of their founders is Gavin McInnis. I know Gavin McGinnis. He used to be on Fox News a lot. He was on the show Red Eye frequently, if you remember that show. I've I've talked to Gavin before. He's he's a provocative guy, but he's not a white cremacist, at least by his own by all of his own claims what he says publicly, he's not a white supremacist. I believe he's actually married to a Native American and he

is somebody who. Yes, he says things that I would not say, but he does not claim nor has I've never heard him claim to actually be a white supremacist. The Proud Boys, the organization that has affiliated with him, now, I don't know how. I don't think he has anything to do with it anymore, but I believe he was one of the founders. He was also one of the founders of Vice, remember that big liberal left wing media organization that was all sort of built on venture capital

money in fumes. But he's one of the founders of that as well. But the Proud Boys organization, Look, it's not my it's not my thing. Okay, I wouldn't show up and want to fight Antifa. But here's what I do know about the Proud Boys. One is that my my friend Aunt Coulter has had interactions with them, knows that and says that they essentially are a like a

drinking club for men. It's for mental only. It's a drinking club for men, and they're also patriots who will show up at events and not allow Antifa to threaten, attack and hurt people. Right, they don't go outside of people's homes to harass them over politics. They don't elude stores, they don't burn up, they don't do any of these things that the left does and that the organized left, under the auspices of either Antifa or BLM do. The Proud Boys do not do that. The Proud Boys have

not yet as an organization. And again, like I said, not my thing. I wouldn't do it. And I'm not taking any responsibility for things that they've said in the past or whatever. I'm just trying to I'm trying to analyze this group versus as it is, versus what the media claims it to be. They have not killed anybody. I think that's I think that's a pretty profound fact in all of this. They've never killed anyone. No, probably has never killed anybody. I don't believe they've even ever

severely injured anybody. I mean, maybe some cuts and bruises, a black eye here or there, but I don't believe they put anybody in the hospital. I'm not aware of that ever happening. And if I'm wrong, I will come on and say I'm wrong. BLM is murdered, cops murdered cops, executed them, assassinated them. BLM supporters have done that. Now to be a BLM supporter or to be a part of BLM, what, it's just professing your allegiance, right, And

we do accept this with other extreme mistentities. If someone says I'm going to go out and blow up a building on behalf of al Qaeda, they're considered to be someone who is at least inspired by al Qaeda. Right. Maybe they haven't sworn the bya the oath of loyalty to al Qaida, but they're doing it as part of the organization. People have killed because of the ideology of BLM. Antifa has murdered people. Antifa murdered a Trump supporter in

Portland a couple of weeks ago, just cold blooded execution. Okay, So in what way are these organizations really equivalent? And I know for sure the Proud Boys have never engaged in a riot. They've never engaged in looting a store, burning down a business. They do not attack innocent people. BLM and Antifa attack innocent people because they feel like they have this license because of systemic oppression and the racism and all this stuff. They just hurt people or

threaten them or destroy their stuff. Another Proud Boys, in a sense, have become a kind of anti Antifa, showed up at speeches that conservatives will give, they'll defend them. And this is this was alto. I talked to Anne last night. I had her on NYC radio and we had a discussion about this, and she knows them well, and I know some of your frustrator them because she's not as support of the president. She's voting for the president. She wants him to win, but she feels like he

hasn't followed through on some promises. And that's a conversation we can get into another day. But to call the Proud Boys white supremacists and try to put them in the same category as neo Nazis, I don't see the evidence for that. I don't see how. And that is the media claim that a guy with Suastika's tattooed on his neck who believes in white racial superiority, which would mean a guy who is an evil moron, is the same as the Proud Boys, Like these are these are

the same things. Now I know the President has denounced them, officially, it said, you know, because this is whatever. If he doesn't, it's like, oh, well, he's not denouncing the Proud Boys as white supremacists. And the Southern Poverty Law Center is a joke. It's atrocious. They think Dennis Prager's a white supremacist. They put Ben Shapiro's name in publications about extremists on

the right, which is, you know, absurd. I wish they do that to me because it's great press, great pr But anyway, Southern Property Loss Center is a disgusting left wing hatchet job organization. That's what it's become. I know it wasn't always, but that is what it has become. Same thing with the ACLU. The ACU is anti liberty. It's just there to destroy Christianity and America. That's what

the ACLU really stands for now. But the Proud Boys, when you really look into this, there are some holes in the narrative from the left about it, and there's this obsession because they're the only visible so called alleged white supremacist. The media can point to that in Charlottesville, which was four years ago, where all these white supremacist rallies, where are all these people that are standing up and saying they're white supremacists. No, in fact, to do so

is social suicide. That's how America really feels about it. If you say are a white supremacist, and you're on and you think of yourself as on the right, nine percent ninety nine point nine percent of conservatives, they're gonna say, oh, that's disgusting, don't talk to me again. That's the reality of this country with white supremacy. But the Proud Boys, Oh, they create this connection between the two things. Here is the chief of the Proud Boys in Salt Lake City, Utah,

for example, and he is he's a minority. I can't remember if he's either Hispanic or black, but he is one or the other. I just I don't recall right now top of my head. And here's what he says about white's officially on the record in an interview with cn here's what you said about white supremacy. Play one. I will go out and say that the Proud Boys as a whole, I will say this on behalf of the entire national organization denounced white supremacy. We are in

no way, shape or form white supremacists. We have a vetting system that just gets those guys out of our hair. We do not have anything to do with white supremacy. We do not have anything to do with the Ku Klux Klan. We denounce those organizations. Could he be more emphatic, I don't know. I mean, I guess he could throw

some curses in there. But seam is pretty clear to me that here you have a guy who is in a leadership position for this loosely affiliated but it is in an organization, and he's saying, look, white supremacies horrible, and he's not white. In fact, I believe the national head of the Proud Boys is a Cuban American, so it's a white supremacist. If you listen to the media, here you have a white supremacist organization with not white

people in the top leadership positions. For a true white supremacist, that would be a problem, right, Wouldn't that be an issue if the whole group is about racial purity and these other evil and discredited ideologies, wouldn't that be an issue for Well, maybe they're not white supremacist. And like I said, I'm not sitting here saying I don't know

enough about the Proud Boys, what they do everywhere. But I do know other conservatives who say that to call them white supremacists is a slander It's not true, and to compare what they do to what Antifa does is also slanderous and unfair. Yeah, the Proud Boys are not going to ruin your business. They're not going to show up and demand that you say something because they think

they have some political authority and power to do so. No, they you know, go to drinking events, wave around American flags, and they don't let Antifa threaten conservative speakers on college campuses and other venues. That's that's what I know of them so far, and I've been looking into this and talk to people who've spent a lot of time around them.

I don't, I don't. I think I was at one DC drinking kind of like conservative drinking event, and there were some people who were Proud Boys who were outside of it, like they had showed up to the venue. Um I didn't, I don't. I didn't talk to them. I didn't spend any time getting into it. I mean, I remember there's one guy who's like yelling, you know, I'm a proud boy. Because there were some Antifa that showed up too, so that's they look there, they they this is kind of like a little bit like a

political fraternity, maybe a political gang, but it's not. It's

not white supremacists. And the media should be able to get this right, but they don't want to get it right because the threat of white supremacy is a necessary boogeyman for the Democrat media at this point, because now they can say, see, there's political violence on all sides, and in fact, they even go a step further than that and will claim that most political violence, after what we have seen four months now, most political violence in

America actually comes from the right. That's that's really the claim that they will make most political violence comes from our side. It's stunning, but this is what they do. You're in the Freedom Hid. This is the Buck Sexton Show podcast. This is not to discount the idea that violence is an explicitly part as an idea, but right now the organized violence is coming from white supremacist groups.

They are gathering together. They used together together in places like Spacebook, but now they have to go to deeper, darker corners of the web. They make events and they tell people we're gonna go, you know, beat up the left here the initiation process. But the Proud Boys, the very last step is to commit violence on behalf of the Proud Boys. That's what this is about. So, yes, you know, Antiva is a violent ideology that you know, push us back against what they deem to be fascism.

But the organized groups that are committing domestic terror in the United States, according to Donald Trump's own intelligence agencies, that's white supremacy. That's the problem right now, that we not just extremism researchers, but the actual officials trying to tamp down this stuff. That's the problem. Yeah, now now, sorry, not going to do this thing. Antifa thinks they're pushing back on fascism, Well they're a bunch of delusional lunatics

because what they're really doing is attacking police officers. So unless we're going to have NBC's extremism corresponding here explain how cops in America are fascists, which I think a lot of the Libs do want to believe, they will go along with this absurdity. Antifa is engaged in organized violence. Antifa has a book called the Anti Fascist Handbook that explains their whole ideology and history. They organize online, they

show up on mass they attack people, businesses, strangers. They are a paramilitary terrorist group operating in the United States. They've been doing it now four months on end, and they've actually been doing stretching back for many years. And our own media whitewashes the whole thing. What do you mean there's no Oh yeah, they think they're pushing back on fascism. Well they're wrong. They're lunatics. They're psycho libs who need to get a grip and get a job,

get a girlfriend or a wife. I mean, really, that's the truth. A lot of in cells, I'm just gonna say it, a lot of in cells in this Antifa movement. You see these guys, they're getting arrested and said, just tell a bunch of losers, a bunch of losers. You know, I can't imagine anybody who has not been completely brainwashed hearing this NBC News report on how you know that the organized violence comes from the right. What's the horizon

we're talking about here? Are they looking back twenty years and saying that you know that that right wing extremists overall have accounted for more? Well, what counts what? Because a left wing extremist, that's another question that's worth asking. And police assassinations shouldn't that go under the left wing category? And they also used to do this thing of discounting, you know, let's say, right wing violence minus nine to

eleven worse than any other ideology in America. Yeah, you know, and without Pearl Harbor, we wouldn't have gotten into World War two? What exactly are they saying? Thanks for listening to the Bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Reject David Duke rejected David Duke, I've rejected the KKK. Do you want white supremacists to go for you? No? I don't at all, not at all. Racism is evil

and those who cause violence in its name. And I'm not talking about the neo Nazis and the white nationalists because they shout condemnly against hatred, bigger trein violence and strongly condemn themist condemned racism, bigotry, and white some any group of hay I don't like it, any group of hay I have, whether it's I totally disavowed. How much more of that does he have to do. It's a montage courtesy of Reagan Battalion there, and you just have

to wonder, right, this is now? This is bad faith to ask the question, to keep asking the questions, right, They just keep saying it. They're convinced, trumps of white supremacist convinced. Remember, they were also convinced that Mitt Romney Milktoast Mitt as we should call him, was giving a people cancer and was a terrible person. I mean, I think the guy's not really all that conservative, and you can't count on him in a bar fight or a

political fight. But I don't think he's some evil monster who gives people cancer and throw his grandma off a clip, but that's what they were saying. And abuse his dogs and was a bully in high school. These are the things they said about him. But their favorite is the the white supremacist attack. And it is like being called

a witch during the various scares. We often think of the Salem witch trials in this country for obvious reasons, and when we think of people being accused of witch of witchcraft, but it existed in medieval Europe for centuries, and there would be these these frenzies, these panics where somebody would say that there was witchcraft in a town and a lot of women were burned at the stake over this. This was not a an isolated thing that

happened just in Salem, Massachusetts. A lot of women were burned at the steak and it went on for centuries, and it was really just the frenzy and rage of the frightened and stupid mob, you know, consolidated into this one issue of witchcraft. But you have the same, the same thing. I mean, the crowd is monstrous, right. Crowds act in ways that individuals would not. They feel empowered, they move, I mean, Gustave le Bon has a wonderful

treatise on this about the madness of crowds. And we continue to see this happen in this country around Trump and around the imaginary white supremacists that are constantly menacing all aspects of American life. And remember, they have also expanded the term white supremacy to be all aspects of the system that the Democrats view as oppressive. So how can you even prove that there isn't really that much white supremacy when they're going around saying, oh no, our

educational system as white supremacist? Are the banking system as white supremacist? The sixteen nineteen project of the New York Times, with the Henna Nicole Jones as the main author, which now claims that it was not trying to reset the American founding to sixteen nineteen, even though that was explicitly what they said about it when they launched the project

and for many many months afterwards. But they claimed that our capitalist system is rooted in white supremacy and the protection of slavery and the exploitation of human beings, of black human beings in this country. That is a I read the essay. I mean, that is what the sixty nineteen project says. So there's so much white supremacy according to the new rules and definitions that you say, if it's everything, then where is it really? If it's in all of our systems, then what are we supposed how

are we supposed to tackle this? Bro What are we supposed to do? Then? Even then, never get to that, obey or else, and they'll throw the allegation at you. It's a bit like the inquisition, right, obey else. Obey or else will ruin your business, will destroy your reputation, and we will punish you, we will immiserate you and all those around you. Okay, that's that's what we want as a country. That's where we are. That's what we're

being pushed into. You know, they're they're really just getting more and more unhinged as we get close to this election. I can't really envision what's going to happen if Donald Trump wins, because the left, I don't know. Maybe they'll be so upset, you know, when you're so angry that you're actually I don't know if you've ever had this before, but you're so angry or emotionally distraught that you all you can do is just sort of stare and be

quiet because you're overcome. Maybe there'll be a little bit of that for a day or two with the Democrats, and then there'll be the destruction and the rioting and all the madness because the Trump presidency has really been that bad for all these people. That's the other part of this that I'm always pretty amazed by. I'll talk

to Democrats. I've got Democrat friends still, and I'll talk to Democrats and they'll say how horrible everything is with Trump, and I'll say, what, exactly what is it that he's done that has really made things worse for you? What is it the president has said or what I'm sorry I forget about said, because that that'll have a lot of a lot of things I'll say about that. What action has been taken that has really harmed people in this country in a way that is worthy of this

level of upset from the Libs? And they never have an answer. They'll usually mutter something about Russia and Charlottesville, and these are all just these are all creations of the Democrat media. These are all just narratives there, they're fabrications. There's nothing there. What is the action? It's almost like the left is upset with him for not starting and unnecessary war, killing a lot of people in that country

and losing a lot of our own soldiers. It's almost like the left is upset in him for not dictating more to businesses, taking more money from them, putting more regular, onerous regulations on them. I try to think of what really is is so horrific and why they had this mentality. You want to ask, you know, where where did the mean Trump abuse you guys so badly? What is it that has made you this way? I didn't felt this

way about Obama. Yeah, I thought Obama was breaking constitutional norms and he wasn't as great and smart and perfect as the media he was always saying he was. And he was pushing socialism and he's got, you know, just bad economic concepts and doesn't really understand that stuff. But I don't think he was some monster who wanted everyone's children to die. They really believe that about Trump, They

really think this stuff. I mean, you can't find levels of exaggeration that go beyond with their fevered dreams of Trump are already conjure up. I mean, here, here you go. You've got over at MSNBC. A guy you gotta hear this is one of their analysts, national security analysts. Supposed to be smart, supposed to know some things play six and over the next thirty three days. But's not on the ballot is merely a choice between Republicans or Democrats,

or Trump or Biden. Actually, what's on the ballot is a choice between democracy or whether or not we're going to revert to some Russian form of dictatorship or autocracy where our democracy is undermined. It's long been an ambition

of Putin. It's long been an ambition of Russian state propaganda to show the world that American democracy doesn't work, that actually the people can't elect their representa and that this peaceful transfer of power cannot occur, and that of course is used to justify Putin's staying in office for ten, twelve, sixteen years, which is exactly the kind of rhetoric at Donald Trump is now talking about on the stands, saying

I'm going to stay in office for sixteen years. And his effort, make no mistake, is to undermine the ability of the American voter to have confidence in our democracy. He wants people to stay home, He wants his white supremacist gangs to come out, so violence if necessary to prevent people from going to the polls under the guise of poll watching. I mean, this guy really is having some kind of a mental breakdown on air. What is

he talking about? What's on the ballot is a choice between I know this is standard fair over the MSNBC. People are watching this all day. This is the quote, what's on the ballot is a choice between democracy or whether or not we're going to revert to some Russian form of dictatorship or autocracy. Why in what way is Trump a dictator. Let's have a reality check here. We're going through a pandemic that state governors in blue states

and even Texas a little bit. I mean, some of the red states haven't been great here either, but we're going through a pandemic where there's a huge opening for government overreach and real dictatorial power. New York's governor Cuomo has been given dictatorial power by the legislator. He's in a state of emergency at lasts a year. He can

do whatever he wants. I mean, if he wanted to arrest people for not doing ten jumping jacks every morning when they wake up, because that's gonna raise your circulatory system and help you fight COVID, probably do it. That's how completely unhinged people are in the face of this and how much they'll trust democrats state is to enact their will. Trump is allowing states to make a lot of their own determinations about this. He wants people to

return to normal life. He wants people to have as much freedom as they can have while being somewhat cautious and safe in dealing with this all. And we're still talking about how he's a dictator. We gave him the This has been a huge opportunity for him to be an autocrat and see power, the whole COVID thing, and he's gone in the opposite direction. So we have tested out this thesis, and now this is a thesis that is only believed by idiots, by people who are just

not very smart, not very bright. They've had a lot of instruction, but it has not been it has not translated in their minds into both knowledge and wisdom, which results in good judgment. They don't have it. This guys. Some national security analysts at MSNBC saying the dumbest stuff I've ever heard of my life. Revert to dictatorship or autocracy?

Anyone really believed that? Do any of you think for one second if the president refused to leave office, if he really did lose the election, that Republicans would not say, Okay, this is too much. We don't you know, we gotta no. Of course, not right. Of course, we wouldn't allow the president to stay in office if he lost the election, because we actually believe in the system. You see the Democrats, it's it's like dealing with somebody who has no reason

or accountability. They're just always in hysterics. They want to change the system, they want to undermine this system. But the real threat to the system is Donald Trump. And they don't see any incoherence in this. They don't see any any lack of sanity. Oh or they want to they want to change the system. They also want to set up a kind of you can call it, official deep state commission to vet presidential candidates before they can

run for office. Here's the former counterintelligence chief of the FBI, and Lacomi has taken the FBI's reputation and poured a bunch of gasoline on it, you know, lit it on fire, and then even just done the same thing over again. He has ruined the FBI's reputation for being a nonpartisan body. Whatever you thought about that before an it's an entirely unserious claim to make. Now, no one really thinks the FBI is at the top echelon a politically neutral organization

that can be trusted on these matters. But here's former assistant FBI Director Frank Figliozzi talking about a deep state commission. He doesn't call it that. Play five. So I suggest this, Stephanie, We've got to have a national discussion about how we

vet a presidential candidate. We screwed this up. Whether it's the media not digging deeply enough, whether it's a time to have a discussion about a bipartisan committee that demands tax returns, make that a requirement, or exposes financial pictures for candidates. But we got this wrong, and this can't happen again. Wait now we're going to pretend that the problem is the media, And he's that sound bites actually

even a little longer, and he makes more explicit. His view is that the media wasn't tough enough on Trump, didn't dig deep enough on Trump. Not only was the media psychotically opposed to Donald Trump and still is in this upcoming weeks away election, but they created lies to try to destroy him. If that's not tough enough, what is for this guy? They destroyed their integrity, They eliminated any doubt about their partisan bias for a person who's

intelligent enough to see things for what they are. And he's saying that the problem is that they didn't vet the president enough. He also goes on in this little moment he's on, I mean, MSNBC's really it's like watching a lunatic asylum. I mean, that's what you're seeing on television all the time. He goes on to talk about how it's what's not in and I said this, I was half kidding, but right after the tax return. Oh remember the tax return story that was last weekend. I

don't even remembers it anymore. But it's what's not in the tax returns that's so concerning. It's what's not proven about Russia collusion that we have to find. Now. You cannot convince these people to stop the madness. You cannot convince the Libs to stop being crazy. And we just have to deal with that. We just have to work through it and defeat them. The only justice for Trump in the face of all of these lies comes through victory. Everything else is just conceding to madness. You're in This

is the Buck Sex and Show podcast. Here's a hard and fast principal, Folks. Anyone who tapes a person who trusts them and tries to use what is believed to be a private conversation between a two friends to confidence two colleagues for leverage later on or for publicity later on is scum. It's a scum move. No other way to say it, no other way around it. It's a disgusting, cowardly, dishonorable thing to do. And someone did it to the first Lady, not a surprise, someone who worked on her staff.

This uh, this atrocity known as Winston, Miss Winston willcough what's her first name? Who cares? But it's gross Stephanie Winston woolcough. And everyone's like, oh, listen to the first Lady. She curses in this surreptitiously taped audio. Yeah, I'm an adult. I'm gonna tell you I never curse on this show and I never will, but I do curse in my private life. So if some tape ever emerges of me, drop an F bombs, I'm telling you right now, I'm

a salty language person where appropriate. What does that mean? We all? I mean, I don't. I know very few people that aren't dropping a curse word here or there when they're conversing as adults, you know, not in front of kids, not in a professional setting. And there's some things that but what's the big reveal here? Now? They're

just just betraying the first Lady. I mean, here's I'm playing the audios everywhere, so it's not like I'm giving you some uh you know insight here that everyone doesn't already have who has access to the internet. Um, but I mean here's pretty smart. Just play some of it. They say. I'm I'm completed. I'm the same like him. I support him. I don't say enough. I don't do enough. No, it's where I put I'm working like a ask my ass. I know Christmas stuff that you know some kids are

about Christmas stuff and the creation. But I need to do it right. Yeah, but you had no choice and okay, and then I do it. And I said that I'm working on Christmas planning for the Christmas and they said, oh, what about the user and that they were separated. Give me great Lanky was saying anything like Obama did that. I know, I cannot go. I was trying to get the kids grounded with the mom. They didn't have a chance. He needs to go through the process and through the law.

I like the first Lady more after this, I'm gonna tell you, first of all, Yeah, it's probably annoying to be the first Lady and be in charge of all the White House Christmas stuff. Like she's not an interior decker. She doesn't care, did she? Somebody else do that stuff. But oh, she's expected to as the first Lady because of tradition. Okay, you know, she's doing her job, and she didn't complain about it publicly, But let's just do a confidant who's betrayed her, because the confidant is scum.

But and then you talk about the kids. It's like they weren't complaining under Obama, which is true. They weren't complaining about this under Obama. And she's like, look, I'm trying. Everyone's you know, she's under a lot of heat. The media treats are horribly. They really do fine, she's a little frustrated about it. I love how this is. Oh look at the American people, the first ladies cursing and and complaining about how people, you know, treat her in

the media. Maybe now voters will turn on her. No, no, but this is you know, here we go. It's it's an October surprise. You know it's gonna be This's gonna be an October surprise every three days for the whole month. Here. It's all bull, it's all nonsense. Melanie Trump's done a very nice job as First Lady. Okay, she's not you know, speaking down to people like other first ladies have in the past. She's not being a pain in the butt's doing her job. She's let it fly on a private conversation.

Good for her. Call me. We can talk about politics anytime and I won't betray her trust. Thanks for listening to The bus Sesson Show podcasts. Remember to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, the iHeart Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Roll Call Friday, hit It, Team buck It's time for roll Call, Roll Call Everybody. Facebook dot com, slashbuck sexon Team Bucket, iHeartMedia dot com. Don't forget got to buck Sexton book dot com. Get a copy of

the Socialism Survival Guide. Eight radical predictions that will come true after this election. Let's see how many might get right, mostly about the economy, about socialism. I do predict well. I predict who wins the election, so you can check out the book for that and what happens after the election. Win bucksextonbook dot com. You can get your copy there. Please do and uh yeah with that, Bruce Mark any phone.

Weekend plans. Yeah, me and the wife are going to a Sangria and Slider's event, some winery and Jersey that legitimately sounds delightful. Yeah, there's gonna be a live band. It's all outdoors, you know, all that social distancing stuff, and it sounds fun finally doing something. Oh Man, Sangria and sliders. I I gotta tell you I have gotten I'm gonna sound like a kid who's breaking into the man of Chevits at his friends. Uh, what do you

call the party when you're sixteen? Mark sweet sixteen? No? No, no, no no, Rather the Jewish show that's when you're thirteen. That'd be a barabart mitzvah. Yeah, yeah, barmtz barmtz but sorry, that's what I meant. Yeah, no, kin Sanyara's when you're fifteen. It's Spanish culture barmitzvabat mitzva. Yeah, I'm saying like like a kid who broke into the man of Chevits and got drunk, which may or may not have happened to me at a at a friend's bar mitzvah, you went

with man chevats. It's not good, not good, not good. But uh, sangria. I've gotten lit on sangria before it could be fun. Man. Every Thanksgiving, my in laws make like a big jug of sangria. Oh it's delicious. Great. Yes, yeah, it's because it's foreign. I feel like people aren't allowed to give you. It's basically like a fancy wine cooler. But it's delicious. I mean it's just basically wine with some raw and some fruit. Yeah, it's delicious. That's kind

of what a wine cooler is. Fruit flavoring and a little bit of rum and you know. And yeah, I'm just saying I didn't know there was rum and wine coolers. Well, no, there's not rum. But sometimes I'll put a little bit of grain alcohol in it to you know, punch it up a bit. Sure. Yeah. Uh. Speaking of which, Ziema, I missed those days. I missed the nineties, I really do. I think the nineties are great, like the late nineties. It's really the high that's really the high mark for America.

Nineteen ninety six to two thousand was like as good as it gets in America. But anyway, great music, go back, listen to the tunes in the nineties versus what's going on today. Anyway. I know I'm not gonna get into whole get off my lawn right here, by the way, did you wake Green Day up? What do you mean, well, it's October. They like to be woken up when September. And their tunes are super catchy. Their politics are horrible,

just like Rage Against the Machine. Great music to work out to, not somebody that I want to hear from politically, but the tunes are nice. You brought up nineties music, so I made it that joke. No, I appreciate that. I know. Is there a nineties band that you still celebrate? What do you mean still celebrate? You can still listen to this stuff? A Backstreet Poise of course? Ah, look at you. You really have a trust in this audience. You will, you will cop to liking the Backstreet Poise.

There's nothing wrong with liking the Backstreet Poise. Nothing nothing, ain't nothing wrong with it, Ain't nothing wrong with it. I'm also going to tell you right now that I asked a question. I don't know if you saw this Prucer Markus last weekend on social media. What is the movie that you know is ridiculous, but you love anyway and you don't care what anybody says about it. You're always gonna love it, even though you objectively understand it. Can't be that people would say, oh, look back to

the Future. I'm like, back to the Future is a great movie. What do you mean, Like, I mean a movie that that you would be that you're you're you're embarrassed at how much you like it, but you don't care. I don't know if there is one. Maybe Adam Sandler, Yeah I would count, that would probably count. But he had made some really good stuff and then he's made some really bad stuff. So yeah, like if you told me that you love um, what's the walm Jack and

Jill want to Touch the That one? His worst movie ever is Jack and Jill. Well, I haven't seen that one. Walms like want to touch the Can I say? Can? I? I can say hinee on radio? Right? You want to touch the hinee? That thing? Where? What's that movie? I don't know what movie that is? Billy Madison, Billy Madison, Like if you love Billy Madison, that would count. That's a bad movie. Like it's fun and I've seen it and I enjoyed it, but it's a bad movie. I

mean that probably describes most of Sandler's nineties movies. Is you know, a couple good ones, but most of them are just hilarious happy Gilmore holds up pretty well. Yeah, but is it a good movie technically? It's like no, I don't think it's a totally sillier like like the movies that I had in mind. Um. I love the Masters of the Universe movie with Dolph Lundgren where he plays he Man, which is just bonkers. It's like it's

like an acid trip. It doesn't make all of a sudden, there's in like some suburban town, there's like monsters and Heman and there's spaceships. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's kind of great though for what it is. I don't watch movies like that. Well, maybe you should expand your horizons a little bit. Big Trouble in Little China definitely in this category because it's just in a it's the whole movie and nothing makes any sense. But it's great. I love it. I prefer watching movies that I like number

one and that are good. Two. You've never seen Big Trouble in Little China. No, what is that? Oh my gosh, I have so much to teach, I really do. Oh you know what actually comes to mind? The scary movies that would count. If you love scary movie, that movie is absurd. I don't love them, but they're absurd the other the other like big trees. I'm trying to think of the ones that kept coming up for people. Um, the Flash Gordon series with Queen doing the soundtrack, that's

definitely up there. The movie Labyrinth with David Bowie, that definitely is in the category. Some said The Rock, but I'm I think The Rock is just a badass movie. I don't think I have you seen You've seen Ted right oh with a Little Bear. There there were a few scenes in that movie where I am embarrassed about how hard I laughed. Actually, I loved both of them

so much. I'm not embarrassed to admit it. I love them. Um. I would just say the checkout scene from the grocery store in the first one, and it's not for kids, this is not a movie for the children, but the checkout seed I was that. I don't know what it was, that just really sometimes something just really gets you that really that was it's so gross and so over the top. I found it really funny. Alright, alright, let's let's roll

call it up. Let's roll call it up. T J. Buck, I'm sure Trump's positive COVID is the only thing that we'll be talked about personally. I don't think it means much, assuming that he has a speedy recovery, and my opinion, the biggest implication is if it will push their next debate back at all. The good thing is that Trump has the next two weeks to do nothing but debate prep. Whether that debate is held in person or virtually is

still up in the air. However, if I were Trump, I would just accept the new mic cutoff rule, and during the debate, when he gets cut off, just visibly pull out his phone and start live tweeting. The moderator may ask what he's doing. At some point, he can simply reply, Hey, if you're gonna silence me, I'll just go around you. Yeah, I think you know. I like where your head's at on this one. I don't think

he should live tweet during the debate. Some people might find that a bit disrespectful, but I also agree with you. I think that the president's gonna and it'll be quite a change. I think in a lot of people's perception of this. Presidents seventy two years old, seventy three years old, and he's he is um, what's the word? You know? I don't think his weight would be considered a major risk for what they're talking when they say, you know, a weight being a risk factor for COVID buddies, think

what the guy. The guy likes his good cheeseburger. I know, so I do why. I don't know what else to say, but I think if he gets through this, uh pretty quickly and without too much of seventy four actually, wow, he's seventy four, um, then I think that he will remind a lot of folks that we don't have to live in fear of this. That will be will be okay. I think it might be a really a big positive for the public perception of how we can get past COVID nineteen. So that that part of it, I think

is a really good thing. Uh, gentry hey buck. Not to beat a dead horse or anything, but I realized just what an amazing example of negative press spin we just got recently. I know what happened so often now that it's like white noise, but when they really step in it, that is what you want to point out. The New York Times story was spun in an effort to make Trump sound like a monster for not paying more than he was legally bound to. At no point

was an accusation of lawbreaking made that I heard. Wouldn't the actual story be that, after four years of leftists insisting our president was enriching himself using the office and taking untold sums of Russian dark money, that that particular narrative was debunked. Well, yes, Gentry, you're approaching this as a rational person who wants the truth and wants to get to the facts of the case. That's not the

purpose of all these media narratives. That the media narratives are not put in place because people want to know what's true. It's put in place because they want a certain outcome. And the outcome is the president to be damaged and for him to lose reelection, and if they can even stop it, for the president not even to make it to reelection. I mean, that's what the Libs

are out there doing. That's what they're saying. Zach writes Buck, how do we get President Trump to calm down at this next debate and show how he can be professional and make his point. I feel that we need from him to appeal to the undecided, independent voters and even the middle of the road Democrats who don't like the direction the Democratic Party is heading in Zach, you make a fair point here. I've said similar things about how I wish the President had interrupted a little bit less,

a little toned down. But I also understand that it's not going to be perfect, and you know, Trump's gonna be Trump, folks. This is just who he is. So on one level, I feel like it's not useful. It's not helpful for us to sit around and philosophies about a kinder, gentler Trump debate performance, because he's gonna no one's gonna tell him how he's gonna debate Joe Biden on that stage. Really, he's going to be the ultimate arbiter of that. But I the c Span pole was interesting.

I mean, when you're talking about over sixty percent of people thinking the president clearly won, and about ten or fifteen percent I think in that poll I don't remember now said neither side one. So I mean Trump had a solid chunk of people overall, who you know, either they think it was a draw or he won a pretty small minority. Thing. Biden one that it was even

more so than I had anticipated. Jay Buck, Joe Biden, FBI Director Ray and others on the left keep claiming that the rioting and violence are actually being perpetrated by right wing white supremacist groups which are posing as ANTIFA in order to infiltrate peaceful BLM marches and turned them violent. Question if this were true, then why aren't these Democrat mayors governing doing everything they can to put down the violence?

If these are actually right wing agitators, you'd think the Democrats wouldn't tolerate them destroying their cities, but they are. Love the show, Thank you. Jake tell a producer Mark that his favorite BK sandwich, the Whopper, actually has mayo and ketchup shields high Is that true? Producer? Mark? First of all, I don't need Burger King very often. It's probably been years since I have. Second of all, I'm

a pro at hating mayonnaise. I asked for no mayo on anything, even if there isn't even a chance that mayonnaise would be put on that sandwich. Huh. What is your favorite fast food chain? I guess Chick fil A if we're counting that, but other than that, probably Wendy's. I gotta say I'm pretty I'm pretty partial to shake Shack.

I used to be in and out guy, but Shake I've become I've kind of started cheating too much on in and out with shake Shack, And now shake Shack's like moving in with me and we're getting a dog together. Shake Shack is not fast food. It is incredibly slow food actually, but it's really good. It's really good. But I call that like in more of the chipotleagory, like fast casual. Hm hm, yeah, I probably made with better and quality ingredients than you know, McDonald's one good. It's good.

I'm not saying it. I actually not my favorite burger. Five guys in that category would be my favorite burger. I will say that there was a five guys in DC that in my in my reckless youth in my twenties, when I was but a single buck working at the CIA and chasing ladies all weekend. I would get I would get absolutely ripped sometimes and then wake up Sunday

with a vicious hangover. And I don't know what it is they put in those five guys burgers and fries, but when you had a bad hangover, it was like food of the gods, so greasy, so bad for you, but so delicious. Yeah, it was pretty damn good. You're this is the Buck Show podcast, all right? Next up in roll call, we got Jail. Oh no we I didn't answer Jay. I was too busy talking about delicious

burgers because I'm getting hungry. But Jay's point is very good, which is that if it were in fact right wingers destroying the cities and doing all the violence we've seen these riots, which is a completely absurd, I mean, a wildly absurd claim. But if it were right wingers, then what would be what would be the compunction? I use that word a fair amount. It's probably a hesitation. It

is probably a better word, or at least word. People might appreciate more hesitation to bring in the National Guard and put down all these crazy white sorry right wingers. And the answer is, of course, well that's why they won't do it, because it's Democrats and they don't want to have people using truncheons and billy clubs on their base, so to speak. So Jay, very good point, exposing why the left is full of it. I like it, very astute, and you love the show, so clearly you have excellent taste.

Erin Hey bucking producer, Mark, I think it's worth mentioning to the Libs that the same poor old Joe who complains about how rough Trump was in the bait is the same guy who would shout down the average citizen as a dog faced pony soldier for questioning him on policy during a town hall event. When Joe is coming from a position of power, He's a bully. That's how Trump treated him in the debate. Love the show, Shields High, Aaron, I think that's a good point. I think that Trump.

I think that Biden is very dismissive to people when he thinks he can get away with it. I think he does have a short temper. So well played, Well played Justin first off, producer Mark is the greatest. Justin definitely wanted to be in Roll Call reference for before Original Saturday Squad. Should be boss before Original Saturday Squad.

I've been a podcast listener since the Blaze days. Earbuds in running CNC Machines, twenty years on the grind, no college education, wife and two kids, two thousand square square foot house on one point five acres, single family income. Who says the American dream ain't real. Keep up the great work. You two are the best. Shields High, well justin God bless you man. I hope you enjoy every day the success of the American dream that you've created

for yourself, for you and your family. That's awesome. And you've been with me for years and I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. It really does mean a lot to me. Roger Buck, Donald Pazon is the actor from Scrubs you were referring to. Love that show, Roger, I may have to check it out. And look, he was great in Clueless, which I don't care what anybody says. It's a fantastic movie and I think most people understand that. But yeah, Donald Phazon, he plays Chris Turk, one of

the main characters. Great character. There we go. We might have to check it out this weekend. Team, rest up, relax, recharge this weekend. All right, those are your orders, because on Monday, we're back in the fight for this election. Shields High