The Age of Transitions and Uncle 10-1-2023

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happen that you thought it would? Nope? Still going. Sorry. I know you wanted it to end, but it did not, and it's not going to anytime soon, however. Change sure, we're having to suffer through all kinds of those, and it's just we're just all throwing a bunch of fits in the midst of all this change that we can't keep up with. It's not completely we can't completely blame us. I mean, getting shaken up like this, it's gonna bother anybody. And yeah, you take a beehive,

you grab it, you shake it around. The bees inside are going to react in a certain way. Violently is how they'll react. And so when there's a little bit of violence here and there due to all of these changes happening within our society, should we be surprised? Should we point fingers? Should we start scapegoating others? I don't know if we should, but

we're sure doing it. We seem to enjoy it. We seem to also enjoy dividing ourselves along party lines and starting fights whenever we get the chance amongst ourselves mainly, but you know, that's just the way it's been. I did want to start out the show today with an interesting little look at an article. It's it's fairly long essay written up by our old friend, very

important person here at the Age of Transitions. This is by NWT Gingrich, former Speaker of the House, the author of the essay the Age of Transitions, written in the year two thousand, no less one appropriate year to write that essay, but here he has one in the American spectator spectator dot org.

And yeah, new again very important. He should not be he as a figure, but we have to remember who he is, right the former Speaker of the House, very much an establishment career politician of the of the Republican Party, very much an icon of the Republican Party. So you think right wing politics in America, you think mainstream Republican politics in America, New Gingridge falls directly into that category. And ah, well no, no,

we'll just we'll just talk about Gingrich a bit more. I mean, he was one of the first, if not the first, might have been the first real establishment Republican figure to endorse president or before he was president, but Donald Trump when he was making his presidential run in twenty sixteen, he was very much facing opposition from the establishment Republican Party. That much is very true.

Gingrich is one of the first guys who popped up and said, now, look, this Trump guy is the future essentially, is what he was saying. He's like, look, he's he's making all the points that our base are interested in, making, all the points that we should be interested in as career politicians. He's our guy. So it's pretty fascinating to see that, to see ingridch be that sort of Republican as well. But anyway, we know Nuke Kingridge, don't we. This is the age of transitions.

He brought the wonderful age of transitions. So thank you for that, New but no thanks on so many other fronts. But anyway, this article, let's get into it. This is from the American Spectator spectator dot org. It was posted September twenty eight, twenty twenty three. So new one here, title American Despotism, The Great Upheaval over Race Begins Segregation is only

one part of the story by new gang Rich. Okay, and let's read the editor's note as well, because I think it's important Editors Editors note. This piece on race and the civil rights movement is the fourth in a series by speaker gang Rich on American despotism. Ask an expert listen to the American Spectators exclusive interview with the Speaker here. Find the rest of the series here. So I haven't read any of the others in the series. This is the which one? Is it? Again? The fourth in a series?

Okay, so there's three ahead of this, I suppose, I mean, I'm assuming there's more to come after this. But pretty interesting article. And let's read this as if we ourselves are mainstream Republicans. Just keep that idea of like, Okay, what is the mainstream Republican narrative? What narratives are they going with? And certainly the former speaker here taps into a few of them. So I'm just gonna read the first couple of paragraphs this because that's

all we need. Okay. The great upheaval over race in America began in the nineteen fifties and accelerated dramatically in the nineteen sixties. In many ways, the bridges that started being built in that era are crashing down around this Today we have the Black Lives Matter move which has supported widespread destruction across America and grifted many millions of people from misspent donations. Anti white racism feels most of

the current cultural left. Educational efforts such as the sixteen nineteen projects seek to rewrite American history so that slavery and American and the African American experience are the central themes. There is a growing contempt for police, especially white officers, and acceptance of crime. All of these make a part of the hardcore anti

Americanism emerging as the central value of the left. While much of this radical activism and militant anti Americanism extends beyond the struggle over race, the power of that conflict was the biggest driver of change in the nineteen sixties. The struggle against segregation, both the jure legal and de facto, became powerful. In some cases, it was violent and created patterns of thought that became a significant

part of the challenge to our constitutional system and the rule of law. Consider how much of today's radicalism is organized around the struggle against repression and injustice. I mean, I'm trying to determine whether this last paragraph is necessary. Yeah, it is, Okay, it is, so we'll keep reading. However, segregation is only part of the story. The classic civil rights movement wanted an end to segregation, but saw itself as wanting to belong to America.

Then the rise of anti white and anti American philosophies and movements dramatically increased tension. These combined with the growth of a parallel white anti americanism that sought emotional identity with an endorsement by the larger black movement. Final the collapse of law enforcement combined with frustration that egal desegregation did not automatically achieve the promised land goal.

This led to stunning outbursts of violence across the country, including substantial rebellions in the North, which had always treated and ignored racial problems and exclusively as exclusively Southern. Okay, So he proceeds to go on to just give like a historical recount of the civil rights movement in America. It's starting where does he start here, goes back to like the fifties and moves onwards. So we're not going to read all that. I mean, that's that's of lesser

interest to me. I mean, I mean it's important, but I mean, in regards to the point I'm trying to make care is these first few paragraphs that Ingrich certainly is bringing up the as I was saying, narratives that are popular in mainstream right wing politics today is you know, the as as I'm always pointing out the need for law and order, the concept that just

crime is running rampant, and that something has to be done. There has to be a clamp down any sorts of threats to law enforcements such as well, they're they're looking for anything that's perceived as a threat to law enforcement, right, which is our only hope to curb this tide of anti American, this like mob that's coming to destroy America. Right. And and one of their favorite scapegoats is, uh, black lives matter. Lives matter, and

Antifa very much played the scapegoat in the Republican narrative of things. There there were, of course, the modern day incarnation and continuation of the nineteen fifties nineteen sixties civil rights movement that King Rich is talking about here is came in the aftermath of George Floyd. There were those all those activist reactions that happened

there. And then there was some violence in the street, uh, and and that was taken and and and labeled as like this this horrible bout of crime that was completely unnecessary, and this black and black lives matter was definitely used again as the thing like, oh, this is dangerous group that's coming

after America, and that's the mainstream Republican thing. Crime's going crazy and we got to do something about it. The grievances of Black Lives Matter as a movement, as a political activists cause are basically just tossed the side like a look, no, it's it's there is no political activism here. It's just a bunch of thugs. Right is essentially is what we're being told again from

the right side of the equation. That's all it is. And it's interesting because it's it's not at all unlike what was going on in the nineteen sixties. Oh. Throughout this article also, I did not read any of it, but Ginkridge goes on several times to mention how the Democratic Party at the time, back in decades prior segregation is Democrats in the South, we're trying to hold back desegregation and hold back the civil rights movement and very much being

racist in their in their political goals, which is correct. However, the reason he's doing it, I guarantee, is just to dredge, is to use it as a contemporary political tool, again, as a narrative tool, of the right wing narrative like, look, those Democrats are evil. They were they were the racists to begin with, right, they were trying to hold back, they were trying to keep segregation right, they wanted to keep that. They were the racists. And now they're still evil, but they're

evil in this way now. And it's just fascinating to see the kind of weird like push and pull back and forth between the narrative just taking the Black Lives Matter as an idea and just kind of like saying like, no, it's just a bunch of thugs, and it's it's horrible, and it represents a challenge to law and order. And for some reason, to me, that's the same if you have that reaction to Black Lives Matter as an idea, I'm sorry, but it's the same thing that was going on in the

nineteen sixties trying to hold back the civil rights movement. There it's I mean, there's this there's this definite there's this denial within conservative white America wants to deny the fact that racism. Racism has not gone away. It is very much still a problem, a big problem. Again, like means, conservative white America wants to act like the problem was solved somewhere in the past, and anything that boils up now is just this ridiculous, ridiculous things like oh,

y, al right, we already dealt with that. Racism is gone now. I mean that is I'm saying that, and it's it's it's a bit shallow, it's more complex than that, But basically that's that's what's going on. Yes, it's more complicated than that, but I can say with a good degree of confidence that generally that's the sentiment. That's what, that's what that segment of the population wants to believe. It's comfortable for them to believe that. It's challenging to say that, look, racism is a problem

and what can we do about that? And like maybe even we ourselves, as contemporary you know, Melanin challenged people, maybe we have been complicent in different racist things and that is uncomfortable, you know. And there's different degrees. It's like, if you're ignoring an issue, are you part of the

problem? You know. So there's all sorts of there's all sorts of levels here, but certainly that that there's this denial going on, that there's this willful denial within again that segment of the population, primarily conservative white America. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, that's that's what's going on, and you're seeing you're seeing that act itself out politically, and all of these strange measures of different like school curriculum like this, this reactionary uh uh, reactionary problem with

h was it critical race theory? Everybody got all up in arms about critical race theory when it was the scent. I didn't I don't even know if any critical race theory was ever even codified as curriculum. It was just the mere idea that that could happen. It was just this like complete disaster, like the sky was falling for some people. And it's it's just that overreaction is really says a lot. It's like, what are you what are you

even talking about this? It's not even happening. Nobody's teaching critical race theory and if they did, would it be the end of the world. The concept is well, first of all, they're admitting it's a theory. It's an idea, you know, They're not they're not saying like, look, this is hard and fast, this is one hundred percent fact. It's it's

a theory. That just takes history, American history specifically, and views it through the lens of well, how might historical events been how might have racism contributed to the way things have worked out in our country and continue to work out? And I'm sorry, that's not an unreasonable question to ask. I mean, I think anybody reasonable will go, yes, racism is real, and it has affected a lot of different areas of our society. It continues to do. So what are we gonna do? Stick our heads in the

sand? I don't know. It might be a good idea, depends on who you are, but anyway, that's just that right. And now, on the other side of the culture or war, don't get me wrong, Like I wonder about some of the things that the left, the left wing is pushing in terms of culture where culture war stuff, It's like, are they trying to egg On the other side, It's that gets ridiculous in and

of itself. But we're not going to go there right now. What I will speak to is, uh, this past week there were some interesting news stories. There was what was it, Oh, yeah, here we go mobs ran stacking Philadelphia stores. So a lot about retail crime that's coming out in the news. Now, retail crime not a new phenomena. I may say that there's there's some interesting stories on again, jp S, autilities news, vandal rundown. Where is getting into like organized retail crime, which is

fascinating subject actually been going on for a long time. It's been kind of like it's been there simmering for a while. But specifically what's up, chucker? Oh just real quick, no, no, no, need to really interrupt you. But since you're talking about this, I find it remarkable that

every once in a while the organized smashing grab gets a little attention. Now because of the great surveillance, they always have lots of good security footage on this now right, So there was a lot of people doing the meming thing showing the different angles and the organized What was that Walmart with the TVs in Philly right where there was like they must have rolled out of there with about fifty sixty TVs and one shot one day and from the lock to retail it

looked like a Walmart to me. Did you see that one? Okay, fifty arrested Philadelphia stores stores I think some were liquor stores. And then yeah, maybe it's here in Plastic Bay. The liquor stores they had more on the ground stuff. But the Walmart one was funny because it was like they show you first the front door, they keep on that camera, and then as people start to run into the store real fast, they show you them like spreading out throughout the cash years and then they go back to the door

and boom their back out the door. But they were hawking and grabbing and trying to roll with all kinds of big screen TVs out of there. That was it was like all big. It was like everybody met outside, like twenty thirty people and said we're gonna bust through and go We're gonna smash and grab thirty forty fifty TVs right now. And sometimes sometimes that's an organized retail crime event too, is like they get that planned at of time that sometimes

does happen. I don't know if this was the case in this. Yeah, I don't think it was a big plotted thing. But what happens is like you start to roll together a little plot and then flash mob people show up because all of a sudden on social media they'll be like, yeah, I'm going down to the district there and I'm gonna go hit this and then other guys show up and do it with him. I've heard this already. I have not been involved in any of it. But remarkable that this is

something that happens. And but the old smashing grab or you know, the kind of distract and move kind of deal, this is old as hell, man, even before they had video. You know, what you do is you cause the ruckus a disturbance. A guy comes into especially liquor stores. You bring somebody in drunk, right, they fall into or intentionally crashed through a rack whatever. Store. Guys go running, Hey, you hurt, you're okay? Whatever. Boom that guy's backs turn, five guys out the

door. Bottles of booze bag bang, bang bang, hundreds of dollars walk right out in five ten seconds. You know, and even if the security thing's going off or whatever in the chaos, they miss it, you know, and you got so you got your diversion. Or the straight up smashing grab where they freaked the guy out a little bit. They smash up place a little and the guy ducks for cover, and while he's ducking for cover,

people run out. But again it could be a short term. Hey, let's just go do this since we're here, or it could be guys sitting around planning lot and trying to go we got no money, we gotta go get stuff. Let's go get it. But yeah, it's it's weird, and it's also weird when the media focus is on it. By the way, I didn't know if you wanted to get into the calls right now, but you do have a caller. He's a regular, so I do have him on the line, and he'll probably want to comment on this.

Where do you want to get into the article further? I think I'm gonna make a point or two and then we'll go to the call. Okay, I'll wait for your que your show, your call. You know how it rolls, brother, Okay, okay, So I'll shut up now. But but I love this that you're going to this. Maybe maybe maybe I'll get a couple of links. I'll try and find some videos and put him in the chat room at chelly dot com, because there was a lot of fascinating

video that's brand new, fresh. It's not the same old, you know, because how long did they show us that same guy with the plastic bag in the bicycle in the San Francisco CVS or whatever it was. It's the same dude, long time right. Look at the security guy, he's not moving. I'm like, yeah, I saw this already two months ago. I saw this six months ago. I saw this a year ago. And then even Bill Maher, who, by the way, with the writers strike

being off, he came back and I think he might. I don't know what he did, so I didn't catch his show, but he's back to broadcasting again because he needs his team of writers and they apparently reached some sort of settlement, so he's back. But he did it like a year and

a half later, mister current Current Events. I'm like, dude, I saw this on TikTok and everybody else and probably twenty five YouTube channels, you know, top ten wildest things to happen this year on video countdowns already fifteen times before you got it. What are you doing anyway? These guys are behind the times, but they showed us that same guy in San Francisco. Oh that reminds me. You know you're are from California. No comment whatsoever

about the loss of Einstein. Eh h, No, I'm not going to comment on that. Okay, you don't care. I love your level of like you have a level of politics where it's like I care for a minute, and then you go back to politics interests me inasmuch as it like affects the I get these narratives, and what does the wider public think, what do these different niches within the wider public think? Like where is everybody being steered? You know? And a little fourth a little fourth wall break to

the audience. I did have a reason for coming on and doing what I just did, not just to be heard on an Aaron show. And I have now covered it up with me talking and doing my work and job. So thank you Aaron. Anyway, remember you do have a caller, and I'll wait for your queue, and that's the end of the producer for now. Okay, cool, Well, you brought up a good point, Chuck, and that is so many of these times of like, oh, this

crime, it's it's out of control. It's it's a perception thing. You brought up the example of some of that video in San Francisco that was played over and over and displayed over and over. You've seen a million times on social media, so that it has the effect that I go, San Francisco's

terrible, it's awful, everything's terrible there. And what they're doing is they keep showing you the same thing, and if you're not realizing that you're seeing the same thing over and over again, it seems that much more worse. Like, Oh, San Francisco really is bad. It was a mess though. I mean it's not like crime wasn't bad, but they should have had a film, Yeah, I get. I mean, yeah, it's it's bad though. And I'm not saying that crime isn't necessarily getting worse everywhere.

Yeah, I mean that that kind of thing usually didn't happen in suburban you know, areas and stuff. Usually didn't see massive things like that. Uh you know, the the busting straight up through through windows. I mean that was not heard of until recently. Really, But I mean the idea that major cities go through time periods where this crap just breaks off. Yeah,

And is it really a greater trend or is it business as usual? Like you know, some people in New York like, oh my god, you know I've heard about murders all week in New York And I'm like, yeah, but the rates way down, yes, you know exactly. So it all comes down to what are what are they showing you, right, Who is showing you yep, this material? Right? Who is showing you this? Why are they showing it to you? These are the questions to me

that we need to be asking when we look at this material. But the great part about it is it's never a complete lie, nor is it ever a complete portrait. So that's the beauty of it all. It's like you could say, simultaneously, they are misleading you and they're also showing you some reality. Both things are equally true in some cases, and in some cases it's more loaded to one side or the other. But this is what you

have to suss out all the time. You know, when they keep showing you the same thing, are they making a point or are they showing it to you? Because it's really happening with the regularity, with the rate that they are showing it to you. If they're showing it to you every day, is it happening every day, et cetera, et cetera. You know, that's that's the only point about it. Anyways, Again, I love this and I love when you go through this stuff because it's totally not like

I look at it or anybody else. So it's beautiful when you go through this stuff, So please continue and I'll let you know any other callers show up with the regular noise well as you're saying, chuck like ebbing and flowing of crime. Has it always been there? Yes? Does it get worse?

Yes? Does it get better? Yes? If you look at the actual statistics on crime, does that line up with the narrative that you're being told that society is just carrying apart at the seams And if we don't get the militarized police in there immediately, then the country has gone you know that

sort of thing. And I would say, I mean, just look at the repetition of themes when it comes to the introduction of these news stories, especially across media feeds, be that mainstream media or social media, alternative media, whatever, for your media source, is what are they feeding you?

What is the interpretation they're feeding you? And certainly with these Philadelphia incidents, I saw posts on social media that were just, I mean straight up racist portrayals of what happened, Like look at these black people looting this store. That's what they were saying. They ain't even like no dog whistle, no like coded language whatsoever. They just said, look black people are stealing stuff. And then but let's take a look at the comment section. I bet

you can predict how that played itself. Out right, racist comment, racist comment, racist comment. I mean, how many are there? Fifty one hundred, two hundred, It goes on and on. Now, when that happens, there's a bunch of questions you ought to be asking yourself. First of all, who is posting this? Who is posting this important news that crime is happening as being done by black people? Right? Who's who is

it? Do you can you trust them? I would? I know what my answer to that question is. But you I'm just suggesting that you ask that question to yourself when that happens. Not only the person putting out this story, but also the wonderful comments section alluded to all these different racist remarks in a comment section. Who are these commenters? Who are these profiles? Are they actual people? Are they actual people that agree with this sentiment,

this racist sentiment? Probably there's a few of them. Yeah, there's probably quite a few of them there, which points back to the problem that, yes, racism is a problem still in America, but probably more often than not, they're either bots or they're paid trolls or their foreign intelligent assets posting racist comments for I don't know, I don't know what exactly what they're up

to, but it's probably not good. I'm just saying you might want to wonder if that's what's going on. This is also a pattern I've noticed within not mainstream Republican right wing narratives, but alternative right wing narratives. Alt right narratives frequently revert back to racist tropes. They get back to, like, you know, all these different ideas we've seen over the years, the white genocide concept, the great replacements, all all of that kind of business,

and then you see it repeatedly. I have seen alternative news outlets start by posting you name the special interest even things like UFOs or you know, posting alternative views on politics, whatever, just alternative takes on stuff. Over time, you see the news outlet go a little bit more, a little bit more where they post more of this sort of material that's explicitly feeding into racial

divisions, that's putting it nicely. I see it happen all the time, and I don't know, I just wonder if how much of that is happening organically, which I'm sure it does. I'm sure there's individuals that organically get sucked into that tractor beam of hate where they go, oh yeah, you know, like everybody's posting this stuff. I've got all this evidence on my social media feed that black people are evil, the Jews control the world,

and you know all these other ideas like that. Right, it's all the evidence has been thrown at me. So I've gone this way and people probably get convinced by that. And then there's others who are probably doing it for other reasons. Again, I don't know what those reasons are because I'm not them all. I'm just left here to speculate. That's all I can do. I don't have a hard evidence on any of them. But I sure am suspicious, I have to say. And I think my message to the

listener is you had ought to be as well, suspicious bare minimum. It's just again and again this happens. And also another effect of this that I think probably well, there's some I could get into something if acts, but since it's on my mind now, I'll just get into this one. I think a lot of people who are reasonable people that have sense and that have a conscience that get into alternative ideas alternative takes on our world and it delve

into the world of alternative media. People that get interested in that probably come and then they go because they're revolted by this sort of thing like oof. You know, at one point I believed to God's Honest Truth dot com. But they're kind of they're inchine further and further toward the right to a place

that I don't think I'm comfortable with. And maybe I'll just go back to see it watching CNN, because at least I know they're not gonna post articles that tell me how cool Hitler was, how he was like the greatest guy ever in history, and I say that and it sounds card tuning in stupid, but I mean some of these, some of these alt media sites actually go that far, and it's like cartoonishly stupid, but I guess it works, right, It's working somehow. And also another effect is if you want

to sew the seeds of division and really get both sides angry. Sure you can get people to believe that side of story, but the people that don't, you're gonna get them worked up too. I'm trying to hold myself back, and I'm getting worked up right now, honestly, because I know that's probably part of the intent I'm guessing is to get the other side worked up so that tensions arise in amongst the electric amongst the American public, so that

there is what all of this division in our country. Boy, we've heard, We've seen a lot of stories about that. I'm not saying that that's incorrect. There is division, But why is there division? Where does it come from? What role are we playing in this Where does it all lead to? What is the real answer to this problem? Is it uh more militarized police and law and order and ruling with an iron fist and an authoritarian leader that we can seek hail too. And all right, yeah, I'm

gonna I'm going Okay, I get it. Let's go out to now, let's let's go to the first call, Chuck, because I'm sick of hearing myself talk. Honestly, I'm done with me. First caller, Jimmy James, how's it going. It's going actually good, despite the topics I'm hitting. How are you, Jimmy? My chat one? Blind I'm sorry to hear that. Wait, when you mentioned that blind cat the other day, that just happens yeah, oh, I thought that was like a cat from

the pastor yours that was blind. I didn't know that, sorry to hear it. Bruh the animal. Well, here's a question for you, Chuck. You know a lot about eyes. If she had cataracts, that he would her eyes be fully dilated and like cloudy. They do get cloudy looking with the cataracts, But cataracts present like a growth on top usually, and they can lead to blindness if they go untreat it. For sure. I'm wondering if she's got cataracts, could be a well qualified vet who understands the

eyes of the animals should be able to recognize that pretty easily. Yeah, that's here checked out. My grandmother once had a cat where the eyes sort of disintegrated. That was a whole other issue. I mean, cataracts you can actually treat or even surgically removed. But but there's other things that happened to cat's eyes sometimes that you can't do nothing about. There's just nothing you can do. Yeah. So yeah, it's really weird how it just happened

like in a day. It seemed like to you. Yeah, it's really like two three weeks ago. She definitely had something going on where she was like bumping in the walls and acts strange and put them. After a day or two, she had started acting normal, So I thought, it's weird, maybe she had like a stroke or something. But then she was fine for a couple of weeks and now she's stone cold bun. But I hate

to say this, but I mean that sounds awfully fast for cataracts. Cataracts usually take a little while to really take hold and completely claim somebody's vision animal or free year. I've noticed she's kind of done strange things, like I think she might have had vision loss over the last year. Well, that that would be more consistent with a cataract problem, where it's you know, it takes about a year to totally like you know, just knock out your

vision. And even when you are blind from cataracts, sometimes it can be pulled back from that, uh if if proper precautions are taken, you know. And it could also be a combination of glaucoma and cataracts, but cataracts is more like a growth some smoke too well in the case of glaucahoma. Yeah, in the case of glaucoma, it's helpful because it relieves the pressure that is that is built up and actually causes most of the physical problems with

the glaucoma. That's really what the purpose of the cannabis is in that case is it relieves the pressure. Like I test positive for glaucoma all the time, I have most of my life, but I don't have glaucoma because I have some of the symptomatic results of it all the time because of the pressure in my eye sockets, which is typical of somebody with glaucoma. But but with a cat. Yeah, I mean, I might relieve her if she seems to be in pain stuff. Also, I'm gonna have to give her,

I would suggest. I suppose I should talk there a show and all. Yeah, absolutely, I'm sorry you asked that question. So I wanted to answer it as best I could and be helpful and sorry to hear that anyway, Sorry, Aaron, I got in away there, but he hasked a question about eyesight, so I figured I'll try and help. Anyways, go go right ahead, and you got no problem. You still got another caller to Aaron, by the way, Yeah, all right, well yet, oh yeah, what else, Jimmy, what's happening? There, Well

just fascinates. See this is, I think where you're going wrong. Don't go to websites and think that that's real positions of real so called anything republic. It's conservatives libertarians. Now, come on, man, I know you live in California, but well yeah, well you probably couldn't find an actual conservative there. But what what about? What about Duke Gingrich's article? Should I not am I misinterpreting it? Should I just not even look at what

he says? Or what's your thought on him? Everything you said that he said is exactly correct. I'm not sure what are you denying that they're trying? Uh D movement? Professor ken Y just got fired from Harvard. He's the one the ones that started this garbage for you know, grifting kind of like the BLM folks, Well the BLM, it's just BLM and Antifa are being used history of aon. You think it's the Black Lives Matter, it's

not. It's a continuation of the black the Black Liberation movement. Even the same same founder Obama pardoned her because she actually went to the capital Aaron and detonated a hand grenade. Imagine that. Okay, well s, look, look it's no matter what it's it's I'm sorry, but it is being used as a scapegoat, like because I'm just going with like the general interpretation here, which is the idea that if somebody shows up to like a Black Lives

Matter protest, then they're part of this problem of crime. The sentiment that the Black Lives Matter is about is illegitimate, which I believe it is actually legitimate, the sentiment of that. Like Georgia, I think these movements were found nothing, found to do nothing but to enrich the people who made them up. Because that's what it did. I kept all the money aberships. Now there are no I mean, there is no BLM. That's over with. Yeah, well, well that's a good point. And if if that's

the case, then it was just a couple like small isolated incidents. Why are we dredging it back up? Why why is Gingrich bringing it back up and like turning it into this No no, no, no, no no no. The summer of twenty twenty, every damn city in this country was under siege. They burnt down a federal courthouse. Uh. Crime rates have been up every single year, and it's because prosecutors are prosecuting. Ask any

cop in the nation and any of the cities where this is happening. And that's what even in New York, even in San Francisco there may are turning around saying, yeah, we gotta stop this. What about that? Yeah, but look it's it's the same thing on both sides. Like this is

the thing that caters to the right wing sensibility. Then on the left wing you've got the January sixth example, and you've got the different marches with the Maga marches where yes, buildings in DC were lit on fire, and and so you know, either side can do the same thing, like, look, your side is the one that's causing all this public destruction. You're the ones that are the problem. So it goes both ways, you know what

I mean, This this thing goes both ways. No, you look at the biggest thing that you point to, the January sixth thing, there was that MAGA rallies burning down buildings. Wasn't that devil were you talking about? There was a building in DC that was burnt. I think during that was that time that I can't even remember exactly. I just remember that Trump it was when he said this is a Bible and he hold up a Bible and he comes in there. And now I think that was in response. That

was the blm out and them attacking and swarming funnel. Yeah, the thing with the Bible air and I think is in response to Trump's responses to the protests against him in front of the White House, and he wanted people to go out there and break heads and move them out of there, which they did, and once they cleared the area a bit with the tear gas and all that, then he walked over and kind of reclaimed it and held up the Bible. That's all that is. There wasn't all the fires of them

walked into the Bible. He was walking to the tunnel. He was they had to sleep because these crowds. Okay, but this was after the response where he cleared, had the area cleared out. This was the thing. Okay, that's that wasn't a fire. But there wasn't a thing. Yeah, there wasn't a fire though that was connected to that. There wasn't mass destruction. It was just here's these people protesting there. And then the police

came him in and the tear gas and all that. That's when they were complaining about the pepper balls and then he goes and does his little stuff. Okay, well, well I'm sorry. Then that was a good example of what should be done. The president should have ultimate power to come in and just bust the heads of any evil protesters destroying the neighborhood, and he should just turn the cops in the military on him whenever they're causing problems. So

that sounds like I was completely wrong. You're right, that was an example of what should That's an example. No, no, Trump should have surrendered to the crowd and let them hang them bosh shoes off of the nearest toe of phone pole because that's what they wanted to do. That have been the right thing. No, nobody. I don't think anybody was looking for that. They were I don't know about what to say about the chance of hanging Mike Pence, but you know, I think that was the only people looking

to hang somebody that day. But anyways, now, yeah, yeah, let's let's well they did chant oh, I mean I heard that on a tape and seemed to be seemed to be something that was happening. Yeah, and again at Chuck point, ye, yes, Chuck, didn't you hear that? When they were that's nice. Hang, Mike wanted to Yeah, I heard a bunch of FBI infiltrators and ray apps about twelve people causing all the troubles. Why is there a thousand people in jail? Aaron? But

I don't know. Anyway, this is a wide thing to get into. But of course yeah it is. You know again, it gives goes back to the point that both sides can point the finger, and here we are pointing one finger from one side, and of course, but only one to be correct. Would you agree with that? No, no, no, no, I would not. I would not agree with that because it's a it's a misinterpretation that see my, my, my, my, wide look.

My wide angle take on this whole thing is that we as an American public are being divided, very likely on purpose, very likely on purpose to agree. I don't know exactly why, but I think it would be due. It would be advantageous to any enemies foreign and or domestic who would want to exert influence over us. Right, So that's good, I should say.

So okay, let me ask you this. Would you get astand it if I sent your corporal books one called American Marxism and the other ones, a brand new book called The Democrat Party Hates America, and uh yeah, the titles are what you would call provocative. It's all very very very very very These are by Mark Levin former. I g uh, he's a constitutional genius. Everything's quoted. This is you're talking about the radio guy. Yes,

a radio Okay, no problem. All right. Look, if Aaron doesn't want him, you're gonna you're still thinking about going to Dallas, right, yes, all right, Well Aaron doesn't want him, I'll I have various books i'm bringing. I'll trade you some books for him. If Aaron doesn't want him, I like that. I want, I want. I don't know if he'll read him. I'm saying, if he doesn't want him, he don't, he won't read him, you know. So that's what I was saying. But go go ahead. I was just making you a

counter offer in case he doesn't want him. That's all. And I'll shut up. Look, let's let's let's I'm going to and this call here because I know the second caller there was, So that's if the second call is there, we'll put we'll put your I'll see it. I'll go hour goodbye. Take care Jimmy. I'll put Jimmy on hold just for now and he can he can hang out if he wants and be back on on Uncle's show.

Anyways. Here's another caller though, and uh, this one's a return caller, but we haven't heard from them in a bit, so okay, okay, cool, I like that. All right, it's a caller. Hey, Jared, it's Ed in Washington. Oh, hey, Ed, Yes, hey man, great to hear from. Its been a while.

I just haven't been calling much because I'm either at work and I'm at work now, or I'm home cooking for my weekend that I do work anyways, But I just want I I do have some proof on what you were saying at the very beginning, because in twenty twenty, when when America was burning down, I saw I don't have TV, but I work where there's TVs, and I watched one of these reports out of Seattle, okay, and the people were talking, the commentators, and I don't remember it could at

see an end what it was, I don't know, but all oh, there was just massive looting at a department store in downtown Seattle, and they're talking over this while this is going on endlessly. But when you slow down and pay attention, it's like a six second loop of the same two three guys coming out with their box of the shoes and a TV and shit. But it goes on and if you're not paying attention, you think, oh, this is still us is off to look at this? You know it's

terrible. No, it's just a six second loop. You pretty soon you reckon. No, wait, that's the same dude every sixth second coming out before there's a box of the shoes and it's you know, it's like, yeah, I'm sure this went on all over the country. Yes, but I do agree with Jimmy. BLM isn't about black people. I think they're just as infiltrated by contell pro type stuff as the January six people were. And it's the divide everybody just like what you're saying, you know, yeah,

see the one. But I think they're all I don't think there is any real groups like that. Well really yeah. That kills me though, because here's the thing, right, and I gotta put this in there, and I want to hear your take on this end since we got d I want to hear it on it, please, because there are literally three things that come together with every one of these incidents, movements, alleged uh you

know, groupings, whatever, three things come together. There is a legitimate sentimentality which is easy to sell, which is how you can pad membership. There is a government run in my opinion, a government run or agents of the government run part of it where they send people in to be provocateurs, okay. And then there is the use of this thing as a PR weapon. All three of these things are not necessarily controlled by run by the same

people, Okay. Because BLM was useful to Corporate America so they could virtue signal, etcetera, etcetera. Now those people have no idea, don't care if it's communists whatever. They're trying to make sure their bottom lines are stuck good and they're saying, no, we're all for this thing. We're all for me too, BLM whatever, throw it, bring it, give us,

give us the rainbow flags. Even if they think that God hates fags, it doesn't matter because what's good for the business is good for the business, and Corporate America will utilize that. So it's the PR element. The government utilizes it to sometimes gather intelligence or to subdivide or to root out people that do have legitimate organic movements, but they haven't really come out and shown themselves. They've been isolated islands onto themselves. The various militias. A lot

of people think militias are fiction. They're not fiction at all, but they're not that large in a lot of places. I mean, I live in a state where one of them is very large, but you know, and Jimmy lives in a state where one of them is very large. Not that fabricated nonsense they tried to sell you was supposedly going ahead and trying to kidnap Whitner where you know, they found out there was more agents in that group

than there was alleged legitimate people from that militia. No, no, no point is now you have the infiltrators that are running it, who in my

estimation are exactly co Intel protype people Feds period. Then you have people that just are joining and getting on the bandwagon and they're retweeting and there maybe are going to buy a T shirt or send some money or get involved, and they're blasting out the message and almost like walking talking bots themselves because they're implifying the message legitimately because they believe in the actual cause, as it's advertised.

Every single one of these things, Antifa, BLM, the various patriot movements. I believe they're all suffering from the triad of elements that come together like this. Now, I want to know if you guys think that I'm crazy, really, Aaron, Ed you pick it, Aaron, it's your show. But I'd love to hear if either one of you guys think I'm nuts. That is that it's not one thing going on here, it's three things going on every time in my mind. But maybe I'm just you know,

paranoid or a little little bit jaded from my experiences in the world. You tell me, guys, Yeah, yeah, I think it's a good interpretation. I could I would say that you could add eat or layers of the influencers onto that. Oh yeah, no, no, this is the basic core. I think. I think you can expand upon this, but I think the basic core remains the same and the templates. I'm just saying that's the basics. But of course there could be more layers, more and more

layers. Absolutely, but go ahead. I'm sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, I'll go back to Ed they go what else anything else? Well, no, yeah, I know, I'm with Chuck on that. Yeah, I know there's there's always more than one hand in the pot of these things in my opinion, But I also suspect, I tend to suspect there's maybe a top, top dog orchestrator behind the scenes, because you could have different levels of agent provocateurs. You know, Okay,

you're gonna go set fire to the liquor store or there. Other people are going to be riling up the crowd. And I think these people understand psychology, so they know they've got a bunch of go to use the term useful idiots, and it doesn't matter MAGA or the Antifa or whatever. They know how to inspire those people to do certain things. At least they can get a lot of them doing it. And uh, I sometimes wonder if there

isn't maybe a coordinator behind some of this. But yeah, I'm sure there's several groups in different agencies and everything else, you know what, and all of it evil in my opinion, So sure, sure, And there's no good guys in this stuff I'm coming from. Oh, yeah, I hear you, d well, it's it's great to hear from you again. I'm glad that you called. Man, it's great to hear you. Hey, while I got to there, Man, I'm gonna put the fire under your feet to get a po box going here. Oh yes, yes, I

yeah, I'll get one. A lot of people like to send stuff, do you guys. I know I haven't sent much lately, but if I did, where would it go? Yeah? I know, I'll get up and running, I will. I appreciate that because I know you mean it. Man. I appreciate all this stuff you said over the years. It's really cool. But if you watch these events, keep an eye out for what I saw, like a five six second loop of the same damn three

p people. Yet they're trying to make like this is continent rioting and looting, and you wouldn't notice that if you're just listening to those people talk and uh oh, you know, when you're caught up in the emotions, you won't even see what I saw. Yeah, you'll believe this is constant chaos in Seattle right now? Yeah you know, yeah, yeah, I That's that's exactly what I keep noticing it, and I'm very suspect of that. It's like, why are they doing this, Like why they want so mad

about this? That's all they have is those three four people. So they showed over and over to push that agenda. Oh, the city's under siege, ye, but it's three or four people, and that if they had more people, they could just let the camera run right, Let let's see it live. Huh No, the six seconds, three four people, same boss as the shoes coming out the door, same faces. It's scary.

It's distance, it's madness, it is, but the perception, you know, just we're you know, we're all under siege, you know about these whoever? You know. I know the show is getting close to over, so and I'm at work, but I just had to because that was like eye opening to me because I haven't watched TV in years really and I just happened to see that. I'm like, wow, that's what's going on now. Yeah, yeah, I appreciate it. It's good to talk to you. Yeah, take care man. Yeah, and uh yeah you too,

and thanks Chuck. Talk to you again. Take care of man always. Ed Ed is the master of the postcard too. By the way, I've never seen another human being absolutely used the entirety of a postcard emails to somebody like Ed does. It is the greatest thing, Like these things are works of art, even if he just writes on him. The sad thing is that sometimes the post office puts like stickers and stuff over top of or stamps over top of some of the stuff he writes or draws or whatever, and

it drives me crazy. But I love his postcards. I have. I even I think I showed one to Creative Accidents stop by to see me. I'll talk about it on Uncle's show. But actually he was coming through making so I showed him some stuff around the house and all that, and I'm pretty sure he saw one of Ed's postcards. I have framed on my wall here because it's just to me, it's remarkable that he takes this, you know, care and effort with a postcard, you know, something that hardly

anybody even knows exists anymore. Postcard. Yeah, they still make them, kiddies. I know, it's like, you know, nineteen thirties time and one hundred year old thoughts on a postcard. But people do actually still mail postcards. It is possible they have a rap for it and everything. Anyway, Sorry, Aaron, go ahead and conclude your hour or any which way you choose. I think we're getting close. Yeah, Ed's point was a

great way to sum up really to me, what's going on. It's like, they show you this one thing if you look closely, it's not even what they're saying it is. And I'm just saying, be suspicious of what it is that they're telling you, the narrative that they're selling, and why they might be doing that, and and I don't know. It's just it's just a shame to see things as they are, and it's just getting everybody all hot and bothered over what. I don't know. But we'll move on

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Charles Stato Chilly on Skype. Or call three one nine five two seven five zero one six. I see that Creative Accidents is also in the chat room at Twitch. Hello, but Creative Accidents. He's ready. Let's have a tour, Crazy Accidents. Get out on the telephone. Crazy Accents call us up this voice. Okay, So a couple of things real fast. All right, First of all, you have a caller that is waiting on the line already. I didn't play the sound effect because he didn't call in fresh.

He's he got on hold during the first hour and he's hanging out and I know he wants to come on the show. So there's that. But also you mentioned Crazy Accidents. Well, yeah, I want to hear his voice on this phone. I know, you know what. I finally got to hear his voice. He didn't call me. He stopped by my house uncle. Actually yeah, on Friday night. He stopped buying my house. Now I think he stopped buying. So all you guys a couple of years ago, didn't he He's not me, not me? You weren't there.

No, I wasn't here, but but he did get me a pun a thing. I don't know who it is though. Yeah, yeah, we still have that's it's a big piece of cardboard that he painted your logo on. We have it. It's in the closet. I just don't really have a place to where it fits in. Ah cool, Okay, I know that was in like the garage at one point, right that big piece.

Yeah, Okaya made I know he made that. Well, he stopped by just because he was on his way through and I said, yes, sure, stop on by, and he met me and Frankie and Kim and it was great and everything. But I got a little explanation. And at some point we will hear from creative accidents on the show, but it will not be soon. It's not gonna be tonight. I'm sure that, okay. But I got an explanation, and I'm not sure if I'm allowed to share

what the explanation is. But I know that at some point we will hear from him once certain things happened. So I'm gonna leave it at that. Uh. And it was really great meeting him. I hooked him up with some books and uh, you know, I gave him. I made sure he got merch. He got an uncle an Uncle hat, an Age of Transitions hat, and no Celly hat and oh yeah no, he got shirts. He got a yeah, he got your monkey Shoe Twister shirt, and he got a crazy Ocelli shirt with the three D print. So yeah,

I gave him a bunch of stuff. And I also gave him the last of my cards. I had just a few Uncle cards left, a few Age of Transitions cards left. I said, you know what, you take them. You take them, take the stickers, take the cards, because you know what he's gonna do, right you. He gets him out. I knew That's why I'm I'm just telling so I'm getting a message shirt, getting the message to send them out. Send them out. Yeah, I'm telling you, tell me now. You know, on the back this week

kids Don't Play, you know? Yeah, okay, okay, send him at this week the chest Uncle you know. You know, on the back of the Monkey Shoot Twister shirt. I purposely printed street Cream on the back of that shirt, right, it's bour the street Cream. I'm I'm still waiting on the one, the one that you but I'm waiting on for you got from China. Whenever he gets a post box. Yeah, well, Aaron told me he's going to order one himself, so I can't. I can, I can order one, I can, I can wait. You

want one that he sent me? He wanted it. He wanted one of those shirts, That's what I told you so And you said, okay, I'll get punk box. I can no, no, no, no no, we don't need that anymore. Because Chuck gave me a link where I can't order. I just had to order the shirt. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can order the shirt. It'll actually be it'll cost him less money to get it sent to him than it will for me to send it out to you guys. It's funny, but he can have a brand new

one made for you and exact size all what you want. Boom, do want one? And I, you know, Chuck, you tell him I wanted one. I was gonna send it to you, but Aaron said he was going to take care of it. So I said, okay, you know, all right, now, I'll go that way. I mean, you know, I'm trying to save up to go to Dallas anyway, and you know, and I know other people are gonna want these two, so I mean, I'll just take a couple of them with me. You know,

I had to have one. I have a Monkeys with Twister shirt myself. But you know, I'm not keeping one of everything. But I had to have a Monkeys with Twister shirt. I mean it says street Cream on the back. I put an Uncle quote on the back. And is that the shot that I'm waiting on? That's the one that I Yeah, And I gave Aaron. I think I gave Aaron the exact artwork exactly the way

I made it. And and because I took Aaron's artwork something from Creative Accidents and some other stuff, and I put it together onto a shirt, and I gave him exactly how I did it and exactly where he could get it made real cheap boom, go get it. And he said he was gonna go get it. So I can't help you after that. He's got to get it. You got a work on it, then I will get the shots. I know. I know anyway, I'm a bad, bad man, but I wanted to tell you a creative accident, big shout out the

Creative Accidents. So he stopped by. It was really great to meet him. And everything. He's a cool guy and I'm so happy. As a matter of fact, I was. I gave him a bunch of stuff. He said I was giving him too much stuff. I said, don't worry about it. I know you're gonna give some away, So give some away. Put it up there, take pictures of it. I know you're gonna do all right by it, so you know I'm happy to give it to you. Then I would be three other guys. Don't worry about it.

Take it. And I gave him, you know, I gave him some stuff with uncle I made. He got a mouse pad he got I can't even think of everything, but uh, and I gave him any book, any book. I had an extra copy of two, but he already has like your book, Aaron and stuff like that. But I gave him some books. Whatever. It was like, here you go, man, glad to see him, and so shout out to Crazy Accidents and also to Caddy Texas there because that's his friend and she might call him at some point.

You never know. All right with that, I'll shut up, But you do have somebody waiting on the line, and I'm gonna get to check in on the stream and see what foreign countries we got listening to next and there. I wanted to tell that story though, because Creative Accidents stopped over on Friday and he left right before I went live with my show, so I did tell regular listeners that. But now your listeners know I got to meet Creative Accents. I'm really happy. And I even got a picture of the

two of us together. I don't know if I can share that yet, but you know, with his permission, maybe i'll share that. Uh and uh oh, and there's something about a pie. Maybe i'll discuss anyways, he'll let me know what I can talk about. Uh and you met Frankie too, actually bought it. But uh we we we went and got dinner and had a conversation with with somebody at a you know, at a fast food joint. Anyways, that's what it is. And maybe we'll tell that

story some more next week or something. All Right, I'm okay there we haven't sounds good, cool, exciting. I was exciting. Well, click, he's hitting the bulls. I can heal them. The balls are being hit right now, the other one, the other ball, ding Tom ding Tom. Should we go to our call. Let's have that allout col Man. He's been waiting online for They've been waiting patiently. Oh yeah, let's leave him all right, call her hello on Hey, uncle, did you

watch Kansas City game? I just got I been watching that. Yes, that was time when I came it was they were leading by three when I came up here. Kansas City. But let's tell you, I'm tonys. These Jets and that defense, I think they woke up. They woke up tonight. Oh that's good. See I tend to blame Taylor Swift Tilmas Swift is dating what's his name? Yep, you know what the Jets, Kelsey, you know what he's dating here the Jets. The Jets defense might do

good only because they got no offense to turn to. So this way they can still lose the game and play well. So there you go. That's probably what the Jets plan is. Hey, we can now lose and still play good defense. See if we had a good offense, we can't play good defense because then we might actually risk winning. We're the Jets. We can't do that. Okay, But what I hear a bell? They quarterback position. For your information, Chuck, And on the next on the blake

that they get for the Jets. Guess who'll be coming back. What I'm healing was Roger's going to come back and maybe coming back then by that time, then do yourself, do yourself. Watch watch that game next time when he comes back, because that'll be his career ending game. You watch. That's the Jets telling you put your money on it. Go to the Vegas line on it. Go ahead and put your money on it, take it to the bank. If Rogers comes back and it'll be his career ending game

injury with the Jets, that'll be it. I think I'm gonna place that bad. If he's crazy enough to get back in. Yeah, that soon after they say set out a season. Yeah, it ain't gonna end good. No, I agree. I'll tell you. I'll gladly take a tip if you make good money on it, Okay, because I'm serious. I think it's an absolute winner, career ending injury for Rogers. If he tries to come back in with the Jets too early, that's what will happen.

Boy's taking his stitches out. That's a start this week? Is it? This week? He's just taking the stitches out. Yeah, just now, not this coming week, I think. But but it's taking his time. After the after they had their first play. Yeah, I mean, I don't know when they plake is thing. I don't know. They have a bye Okay, so after the bye week, the tentative planet, as rumors go, Rogers comes back in a quarterback position. Yeah, that's what I'm

here. They so get on the book and make sure you find somebody who will take your bet. Long shot. He goes out of that game with an injury. That's all you gotta do. Promise you you'll make your money. And by the way, uncle, we got listeners in Australia, We got listeners in Canada. They're back this week. We got to UK and

Mexico City. Just so you know. There's all our international listeners, of course, all across the US. Washington, Uh, I don't see New Jersey, but anyway, Washington, Michigan, Boston area, California, Alabama, Kentucky, uh No, Georgia, Florida, Florida, Yes, Florida. Two places in Florida. Lights. Who's uh those college teams Kentucky beat the flow of this year me in college. Oh, they're going they're going to a big one this coming weekend, A big one. It's against Kentucky's

playing a big game this week, Georgia. That's gonna be the big game of the week. Oh boy, I'm excited, right, I'm so excited. I'm ranging in the comments section Kentucky versus Judge. It's that important uncle. So there we go. Yeah, I mean, why don't even want to comment on that? We enough about Rogers. I don't want to talk about that guy, like I think it's it's insane. It's insane. I know that the whole the whole team is insane. It is. It's we

had to talk about. And it makes sense? It does? It does? It makes sense that it was a great It was a great week of football, wasn't an Uncle? The kid Lians destroyed the pathetic Cowboys? Did the Cowboys lose the Cowboys? Did they? Oh? That's good? I thought they won? Uncle, New England beat the Cowboys? Is that correct? Are you sure? I know the sauce because my dad was celebrating. That means we gotta show off? Are you sure about that? I thought

New England lost, but I don't know. I didn't watched that. It was like three to something. W I saw it. I had trouble keeping up today because I had a busy day, so I was having trouble keeping up with that. I was told that New England lost, which that's what we went with New England on that one. Are you talking about because this was like earlier in the week I'm talking about the Cowboys might have played again. Yeah, no, they lost. What was that twenty three eight?

I can't remember something like that. Yeah, they won today today you had me a little. But how about how the Lions? All the Lions, Yeah they've done Yeah, you know, they've been fine. They've been coined ever since Rodgers left him and this this stupid hot guys quarterback. Now, well they're learning their lessons now, I mean, what were they supposed to do? Keep the old man like he's he's he needs to stop. I'm

sorry, Rogers needs to quit it. And like if he's got to learn the hard way, then okay, I mean that idiot seems like he needs to learn the hard way. So if that's the case, it's the cake. Go enjoy yourself. In the performance world, they say break a leg. I guess I mean this is entertainment too. Take it to the literal uh interpretation of that. If that's apparently that's what you want. You want God Rogers, So go out there and see how invincible you are, because

you're gonna find that's what he wants. You can't do what a man wants to do. Hey, it could be said, I mean, what do you do we're having this discussion about. Well, I just I'm sorry to tell you so I kicked because of what's happening with what happened this weekend in football? Justice and justice and justice what's his name? Put it up? So we haven't have a conversation about Yeah, Jimmy put it so. I don't know. I mean, I just let my customers talk. Yeah,

no, no, I no, it's right. I'm happy to let the customers talk. I'm just going off on an oddball tangent. I don't understand. I can't put myself in those shoes. I don't. I don't get it. I don't want to get it. I want to people like you. Yes, I agree some people want so, I hope not many, But I don't know. Well, I agree with there, and I think it's a shame that Aaron Rodgers. He should have retired three years ago, you know, and he record would have looked at yeah, I think so.

He might have been Okay, he shouldn't have signed with the Jets. That that that that's the problem there, I'm telling you right now, that's where you go to end your career. So I stand because he likes that defensive coach, right, that's the reason he went. Well, look that's what are you gonna win? But he's an offensive player. What the hell, uncle, why why would you know? I mean, come on,

anyone wants to end it lead mended dance. Look, hey, look, I don't care where he going ends his career, as long as he knows it's coming. I mean, you know. Yeah, I'm adding, yes, I don't think he does know. I don't. I would challenge that. I would say, I think he's so deluded. He doesn't know that his time has gone and he has to keep going. He has to keep pushing the mushroom. Gods spoke to him when he was on his Ayahuasca trip

and told him that he's the greatest thing that Earth has ever seen. I have added I added a skype call out his his the promise of his greatness on the field one last time. Okay, I'm already interrupted, but I have added a skype caller and I have put Jimmy on hold. Okay, just so you go. Let's see who he is and let's put Jimmy. We'll be back with you in a minute. Let's see who we got on the line. How to do to is this? Uncle? Oh wait a minute? Who was this guy? Who is this guy? Listen here,

boy, this is big Gerald Sanders. Send this. I am pissed off you. Now you got my attention. You an playing idiot, doesn't know a prompt. The stupid shrimp ting, isn't it? In the little man, I'm telling you, you're penny. Get yourself straightened down. That's what I've been waiting on this man. Alright, I don't know fun shows talking uncle about here? Uncle. We had some issues down at down at the shrimp shack. We haven't seen issues that shut down on short order. Military

was coming in. We had to shut her down. It was move building, then shack men. There was no prouding me at all. How can you shut it down when it was no building down to me? It was no building here. Don't get administration. The bidden administration came in and demolished my shrimp shack. Oh no, but then it's too. Sad is all right, that's some excuse I had to move. I had to move down to Mexico. Don't believe it's there. I do not believe it's there.

It's been winning all over town looking for this laps. Now you'll see big ja Old Sanders Shrimp Shack is down in Guadalupe. It is not. I disagree, it's not. I want you to come visit. Uncle. I'm gonna pay you. I'm gonna pay your ticket to get on a bus down to Guadalupe and come and truss some of my big ship, my famous big Daryl Sanders Shrimp shrimp bowl. You you don't have one down. Yeah, don't give me that lip chomp. We're going all over the place looking for

this place and then you do not have it. I don't get me starting with that. Now, I understand. I was listening to your football talk and I I just had to shut her down to tell me that that you that get me more upset than anything. No, wait a minute, this isn't this ain't him, This ain't him. I can tell the voice what are we talking to? No, we're talking to that guy from the out of state. The guy from out of state that's his, not you loop the guy south of the border. No, not him, the one pass

the off uh off the two fifteen. No, No, he's in another count. Yeah, this is him, Mexico. That's what you just said. Mexico, not Mexico, the other country. We don't are you talking? Are you talking to not that boy in the north, uncle, Yeah, it's him, that's Alaska. Didn't eat in Alaska. Yeah, that's you talking. You acting if you know I have been like that guy telling me you acting like him? If we're talking to football, I'm sure you're

ready for the Alaska fishmongers to join the NFL. That's coming next year. I know he's spoke about this already on a previous show, The Fishman Curse You take over the show, psych, I would say that there's no room what he's talking. There's no room for an in the NFL, for a fishmongers. Yet not have a fish chat. He doesn't have a fish chat.

A chat? Oh sha shack. So this is Gerald Sanders we're talking to Yes, we're talking to him now wait, sorry, uncle, I got a call from Joseph Biden. I got a call from Joseph Biden. I'm gonna have to leave, but I'll call back next. I'll call back when you're when you're ready to come down to Guadaloupe. You know, just shout out on the show. Have you do not have a brood in here? You're talking about you're talking about in the desert, looking at the stupid

thing in the desert. It wasn't there. Take a fact, you aren't. I'm not the man that is in this kind of conversation. I don't want dude, Coon Sanders, Colonel Sanders, we don't want colonel. We don't want swim because you've had dispointed me on the desert deal. I'm going and I had I had his family coond personally to look for this place, and it wasn't there. I hope you're not there. I say we boycott shrimp. Punk called Boyscott boycott shrimp. Let's not eat it any because of

all this. Why not I'm gonna stop eating his shman, Well, he doesn't have shrimp. Acting like he's a that's man, I was afting. That's a good thing he called and we got that all straightened out to me. Just to have him and chat with him, that was a good thing. I think Sands called us just a Sandler. That's the guy from the North. The guy from the North. That's that's your called. I thought he said he was in Mexico. Would you would you like, oh you

want the phone? It's just Chuck. It's just Chuck. I'm I'm just asking. I got him way off my should No, he's got got chicked off. He's gone. Not after him acting with saying he has a swimp thing down in the dest that will have piss me off. I got you. He's he's gone. Okay, but you know you can still got Jimmy on hold, just say you know. Oh yeah, Jimmy, come on on again. Okay, this is Jimmy James. Oh wait, no, we got somebody else joined sky That's not Jimmy James. It sounded like him.

That wasn't him. This is Jimmy from mont That's definitely him. That is not Jimmy James. He said he's from Montana, so it's a different Jimmy James. So it has to be that different Jimmy James. I believe it. No, wait, wait a minute, this one joined his wis Skype. I got Jimmy over here on the phone. Look here, wait, get him on the phone. Fell on the phone. I don't want him on that's on the skype. Okay, he's not on the skype. I don't know. Wait a minute, something else. Jimmy on the on

the phone. Okay, I'm not I want to get him. These voices, here's here, here's the real deal. Jimmy James. Like Jimmy James. Jimmy James. This is top Jimmy. He's the king. The voice is jifferent Jimmy James. When voice Jimmy have ears in this house. No one else can hear but me in this house. No, that ain't you. Which Jimmy is this? Snap jam Jamina? No, No, there's somebody else staff with the accident. Yeah, I know, I know.

Don't go into this accident stuff and all this crazy stuff talking. We're done with it. I'm done with human he's acting voice crazy accidents. Well it couldn't because I neighborhood his voice. You don't know if it's if it's really him or not. No, this is a god from the North talk. What's his name? All three of us are from the North Canada. And this is the Canada guy. This is Candida guy. That's this Canada boy, not Canada dry, but Canada guy. Wait, none, this is

the guy he's acting as. What's his name, Gerald Sanders? Is that what happens? Is that what just happened? I think he's acting like him. What gives you that impression? Uncle? Voice? Are you? I know the voice sounds. I know the voice sounds. Don't think you've found me? I understand. I can see the voice. I know the voice sounds. I think it's good. He's related to Canadians, so that's why we sound similar. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly. Yeah, that's exactly.

But how's it going? This is Robin from Canada, Bobby. That's that's who we're talking to right now. That's one. And I thought he was were talking and trying to act in and though he was the act of doing it all. You know, I don't mean I was. I was just listening. It wasn't you. You know what's interesting is face shifting. The chat had the same thought I did that the Seattle Seahawks should change your name to the fish monkers. I was thinking of that too. With the

fish market there they have fish. Yeah, they have those guys that they're the fish. They're fish monk. You mean the bubble gun man. Yeah, the bubble gun man could coach them. Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Well, how's it going, guys, Jimmy, Hello, Jimmy, what's happening? Hey, what's going on? I'm you know, Canada's Canada's doing okay? Up here, we gotta we got a few issues in the government, but we'll leave that for government hour. That that's his,

that's that's not kicks out on people. You want to talk that talk to him as I kicked out. You want to talk that out. Yeah, I don't want you right now. Well, I'm just saying if you would ever wanted to, I don't know if I didn't want to, if I don't want to do that, even not that crazy. So uncle, have you been going to the swimming pool at all? Swimming pool? M Well, letting up on the swimming pool because it's getting a little cool. It's

yeah, it has been cold here. They swimming swimming, Yeah, too cold to swim. Yeah, it's getting here. It's stunning beginning of October. By the beginning of October, November, it's cool up here. Cross here. The winds, the winds are blowing from the north. Maybe yeah, yeah, they do I've started wearing my fall sweaters in camera. I had my switch the Fun just yesterday, yesterday, right, switch the fun, I mean bank that feels good though. It's nice and cool here,

and there's actually been clouds. It rained a little over night last night. It's been good. It's been a good kind of cool. It win't pretty good. But I didn't hit the vein, but they did, but I didn't hear it a little bit. Hand was closed, didn't hear it. Well, you got a good you're a good sleeper, uncle, that might be it. Have you always been good at sleeping? I think so. Yeah, yeah, I guess it. I g night, shut down, I shut down. I just shut her right down. Your hands while you're

so fit, in your in your at your age. Here, people forget how important sleep is to good health. Yeah, it's true, yeah, very true, very true, especially sleeping their giant rock. It's a good spot to do it. Well, we have we have good news. He has good news. Had a couple of good ones and a few bad ones. Renters, Oh yeah, overall good, but we had one bad one. Yes, that's good. It's good overall. Yeah. So But other than that, it's still going. It's it's doing his own and working his

own. Did I see there was like a Giant Rock clean up day or something recently? You did? Yeah, that was rock. Yeah, National Public Lands Day. The Mojave Desert Land Trust and some volunteers got together and put on an event. And yeah, they were They were on the actual giant rock. They were removing the graffiti and they had like the big boom lifts and everything doing that, and then everybody else is just cleaning up trash. I showed up. I was like cleaning up bags of trash. So

that was cool. It was it was Is it a trash to the trash collecting zone? Yeah, it's a bit of a mecca for trash. Actually, anytime we go out there, I try to remember to bring trash bags and like grab her tools and we fill up trash bags and we just and a lot of times, Uncle, you've gotten cans there before, right, done that sort of stuff. So leave money in the desert. M h. Not too bad. There's some money. They even someone on the side, but they won't stop. I've seen them. They don't stop. It's

messy. You're calling them out on the look there's a can, and then they don't stop. Oh so yeah, I want people, these people, these people, you know not everyone cares about about picking cans, so I know one they don't. She don't care about money? Does they care about about it? She clows clows of cans away if you, if you gave it a shoot though them away? She she a breath atarian. But what is that just survives off oxygen? Oh no, a little bit of eating,

small bit, a little bit of eating. Subsistence diet. Uncle, it's it's a diet system. It's an austere lifestyle. Uncle. Well yeah, uncle, you like swords? Do you like swords? Do you like rifles? Oh? Yeah, we'd like the mifles. Mm hm oh. I just brought ninety percent of an air fifteen I'm gonna put together. Are you one of those? Are you one of those ghosts? Gun guys? Click this blink twice. I'll go down do it down to the gun store and buy a license slower receiver. No, you have a license for the

gun? No? Right, Oh yeah, it's legal you can buy thus you can't let a gun without license? No, with license license, No, it's legal to purchase in a R fifteen that's without a license. Depends on where you are, Uncle, Different places, different rules, right yep, states the absolutely needle license. Some find everything except the main part that will make it work. And that's the part with the numbers. What are you gonna do with this unit, Jimmy, are you targets and have a

time? Oh, I don't know. I want any special plans with it. Yeah, if I could afford it, i'd put one in my house. About now, I'll tell you that they're not think him and you need him in Jersey. Well, I'm in Georgia, and I mean Georgia too, making south making's getting a little uh you know, I think, yeah, yeah, it's getting a little a little wilder in the south side.

So you know, I think i'd be better off buying something like that, unless you want to see what I'll do now, Uncle, What I believe all I need to buy now is I bought the lower receiver parts, but now I have to buy the actual lower receiver and that's the part that they call in and check and that's what the serial number is. And then I need I think I still need hand grips someone you know, butt stuck, and I need a charging handle that should be it should be it. And

then Clint of rifles I've hit, I've used one of them. You've you've shot like in fifteen style rifle in Madison? Really well? Okay, yeah, that makes sense in somebody had one in your Yeah, yeah, okay, I can see that. Ye. Did they give you a good kick? Hey, Jimmy, they give you a good kick on your shoulder? Isn't the a R fifteen famous for not having much of a kick? And that's part of the appeal of it? I thought, I think so.

I thought they're fifteen that's chambered in Nato won't kick. But there's a lot of A R style rifles. The one that Uncle this shot might have been a three o eight or something a little more heavy duty, something like that. Yeah, Aaron, do you ever go to the shooting range? Uh? No, I don't have any firearms. I've shot weapon. I've shot different handguns, are shot shotguns, different stuff like that over the years, but it's been a long time, but very few and far between. Do

I do that that's not a lander's pastime? Well, I would not, not for me personally, but for other lands roids it most certainly is, and certainly the idea of going out in BLM land hauling like a old gas tank or something. To shoot your AR fifteen at is a desert pastime, to be sure. You know what a lot of people do. You know what we used to do. Thank you what you're doing, taking foot shoot shooting foot target practice, that's what we're using for. But because we do

not at anybody. Yes, I go to a club and then we all set and then we all shoot at each other. And you have your bullet less shooting bullets a less shooting when you shoot him. I mean you maybe maybe Jimmy's a paintball guy, paintball soft. You're using Mike, You gotta be using the people that really get into air air soft those little plastic pellets though, right, Yeah, people people get yeah, people get super into

air software. Then they will literally get a R fifteen components and then they'll just like make it so that shoots air soft pellets, but it's like an actual AR fifteen component tree, so it looks completely real, it's a real gun, but just shoots these little plastic babies. Then yeah, I know there's people that get all into that. Yeah. Yeah, in that case, if you want to take it on one of those fields, you gotta

paint the tip of it red or whatever. I think is one of the big rule, right, I believe so, yeah, so I think you have to do that. Yeah, yeah, we don't want to get SWAT team down yet. Know what, you went in the house yet I had the ambulance is all coming to the house and down and down blood following me. A maam, they're following o that. Yeah. Really at the time, I was passing out about the ambulance. What the heck happened? Why were you passing out? Yeah? That was when I was in puss of

figuring out this beaty stuff that was at that time. Oh, I thought that was that crazy time they gave me the brownie with the cannabis in it. I thought maybe, well that too, that was a whole other story too at that time too. That was pretty wild, right at that time. It's been a few different times, different times at that and that in that area. Well, Fellas, I need to tell you you got about ten minutes left. Oh yeah, Jimmy, you know you might not have

been around for that story. But Uncle told an epic story one night on the show about yeah, what they gave you a pop brownie? Was it? Uncle? Right, somebody gave your brownie or some or a cookie pump blunny cookie, and they get and they put a linuentative action stuff in it. And I had a taste of that. Uncle had they knew, Mike, they knew about my sweet tooth on chocolate. Cobbled it up and me passed down for a few hours. Well, the chocolate wasn't the problem.

Yeah, the chocolate wasn't the problem. From the story you told, I think you had a little reaction to the cannabis there and yeah that yeah, because it was made in the choc Yeah, because they put it made in the chocolate. Well, what you do is you you refuse it into the butter. Well, you infuse it into the butter, Uncle, and then when they bake whatever, if it's cookies or brownies or cake or whatever, then you use the butter and it's already got it in it. You see

That's how that works. Yeah, now you know how it works. Oh, I know how to make it. Of course, now we know who knows how to make them. Now now we know it's Chuck Chucky. No, Chucky does No, I didn't know he knew. Hey, who knows? While we're talking about basic Jersey is the topic that everyone wants to talk about, Chuck, Is it true that your governor's only served two terms? I mean two years? Uh? Yeah, that's the way it was.

I don't know how it is now. You know, I haven't been there in about ten years, so, but it was that way when I was there. Yeah. Yeah, it's nice. We did have him for a while. Famous governor, the best one. I've never heard about one for less than four years. That's pretty weird. Unique. Yeah, well that's the way it always was. And uh and like I told you many times, we swing back and forth over there. It's like, you know,

you got Democrats and Republicans in and out of there all the time. So you know, oh and I read something else you might be surprised to know, Chuck. You know, the office is formally known as freeholders. Yeah, they got rid of that. They got rid of freeholders. Oh boy, all right, well they got I got I got stories about those people, the different counties with their freeholders. Please there there's you want to talk about corruption, I got, I got, I got hours of stories on

that. Those guys. Oh my god. It's like it's like boss Hog without the colorful clothes in the southern accent. It's ridiculous, and big, big Gerald, if you're lucky, don't tell that man in his in his conversation. Listen, you guys got him. He talked in this tonight. Yeah, I'm sorry. Listen, you guys got about seven minutes. You guys got about seven minutes left. So I don't know what you want to do, but I figure all chime in and let you know seven minutes.

Because you got any plans for Halloween? Uh? Nothing yet that I know of? A way duty days away. Wait a minute, you're what because it is the first Yeah, we didn't know yet. I have to think. I'm thinking about that. Would you like to give Do you like to give out candies at the door? There? I did last year? Oh yeah, that's usually your What you do is you and give out the candy? Usually do that? Yeah? Do you open the door and scare the kids? My dog? My dog will all the dog does. That's good?

Dog is there to scare the kids. You gotta threaten these kids lives with something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, that's part of the That's how they earned that's how they earn a candy with fear. I don't need commercials saying they had two costumes, had a commercial on an ad two costumes, and the lady gave them two same costumes what she was doing, gave him to her and the two guys in the and the girl went to bay and said, see you fellas,

And that was an ad about that cool. It was a commercial with wed you shout out so well, I let head to shout out. First person was who read it? I think it was Jimmy, right, Jimmy. Jimmy was the first on the line, so he would get the first shout out. Yep, good Jimmy. Shout out to Taylor Swift, keep up with good work. Shout out Daron Rogers. I think it's a brilliant idea for you to get down and just jump back in and buddy, yes

everyone, everything is perceiving as I have foreseen. The lines are going to the super Bowl. Good all right, Jimmy, take care of man. Find shout outing there if I've ever heard of uncle? Who we got next? I like the Dark City is reference there? Everything seen. So that leaves us with Robin Yeah, Northern so Michael Swanson and the war Steak some come come on too Chuck's website or Cheli dot com and uh and click the link and buy the book. There we go. Cool. Absolutely, I

highly recommended. I I echo the sentiment thank you, Robin. Yeah, I have a great one. Guys. Good talking to you next time. All right, thanks Robin, take care. Right there it is uncle. We got our shout outs, and did you want a shout out anybody? We're good, okay, I'm okay, past weeks. We're just glad we have listeners. I just wanted listeners. You've got some. Hey, look real quick. Shout out once again to create Creative Accidents for stopping by and

for telling me the story as to why it is. He's not calling in just yet, but in the future. Might I appreciate it? And hopefully I'll get to share that story at some point if I get his permission, I will, but if not, we will hear the voice of Creative Accidents at some point. Anyway, Shout out to you, bro, appreciate it. Your off and by was really great and it was really happy to have

Frankie meets you and missus always well. Thank you, yeah, oh yeah, And Uncle Creative Accident said in the chat that he wanted you to know that when he did come out here to see me, it was during COVID. There are all these apprehensions that we can't nobody can see anybody that was part of it. That that was why you're right, because that was close to COVID time. It was. I do remember, yeah, yeah, so that was all part of that that. I can understand that. Yeah,

yeah, but it was cool. But you had masklin I don't remember. I can't. I just remember we could get a dollar store beer. That's what I remember. I mean, I remember talking to me. I had really good stories, but I can't recall the mask. I don't know whatever. But anyway, it is, but we got a couple of minutes here. I what we need to do is implore Uncle people to go to at Uncle podcast. Put that button. Put that button exact what he was talking about. Press that button, do it. Do it on YouTube,

Instagram, and Twitter. We're at Uncle podcast on all this. Can you believe that? Go there, press the button, follow us. It's Uncle the podcast dot com, it's the website. Isn't any new people ever want to listen to my show? That is my show? It is it is still making the short videos. I think we're making some headway with those where we can make them. I'm missing out. I do need some more things at the store to make more of my my food shows. Oh yeah,

okay, I need to need more ingredients. That's okay, I need ingredients okay, and the cloud and don't give me a favorite shadows make the grocery list uf A like check you know you don't like anyway? All right, anyway, Look, the deal is, though, you guys got a share those with me on Twitter or whatever, so I can so I can share them around if you're doing cooking shows, because I know everybody loves them.

All right, Well, I did have Okay, I can post this to Twitter because what I do is our formula is we make them on Instagram and then I'll take them and I repost them to YouTube. And then those YouTube videos I can put on Twitter share and I'll share all my people and we'll share them around. We'll get get more, get more customers, right uncle, Yeah, that's the way to do it. There, we go go ahead and do it when I'm when never so I kick hats, Tonue,

I'll do that. I'll do that. I'll get the shirt too. I'll get the shirt. I know I dragged my feet a lot, but I'll do it. I'll do it, promise. And then yeah, more good things from the Uncle Show. We'll be here every week on the Chelly Radio Network Sunday night. You know where to find us. Everyone, thank you for being here. Yes, and get ready for the New Year's it's coming closely. That that's my big one. Everybody makes it only my show. He gets kicked off. New Year's Eve coming up. Get ready, we

guess. I getting ready. I know I have a little but we need to do more. But anyway, Uncle, that's the end of the week here why there is a show. Three hundred and eleventh is gone. Bye bye,