The Chile Effect is sponsored by Wallstreet, Window dot Com and listeners like you now and now in our media yat January twelve, twenty twenty four, allegedly according to that thing we call a calendar, and this is the o'celly effect. Now it is Friarsday, Friday night as I speak to you, live just about nine and a half minutes past the hour of eight o'clock here in
the Eastern time zone of what we used to call America. And if you were listening to the most recent Republican debates, you might be confused as to what country you're in, but or at least those people are looks like to me. But ah, what can you say? Is everybody confused? Biden
doesn't even know where his defense secretary is. But we'll get to some other news as we go further, and we'll talk about how even though we weren't supposed to have an expanding war, we're bombing Where are we bombing now? Maybe we're not bombing in Iran, but we are bombing in Yemen. And the we in the WII. It's the military industrial complex in full effect. And are we going to get to World War three? Before the selection in twenty twenty four. Crap, I'm starting to give my opinions. I don't
want to do that. I want to hear from you, Okay. Three one nine five two seven five zero one six. That's three one nine, five two seven five zero one six. And take note a lot of people that told me they were going to allow me to cooperate in broadcast entities and things that they were arranging many many months ago have now included seemingly everybody else. Accept me. Sou looks like the only place you're going to be able to hear my opinions, my thoughts, my little DJ shows, and my
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Charles dot Ocelly. But one more time three one nine five two seven five zero one six. Now, because I am slightly worried that we might lose internet connection, phone lines or other things due to weather mishaps that are causing all sorts of electronic interference, I'm gonna try and get quickly to everyone and everything. So with that in mind, b Pete only took me about what a good I don't know, five minutes to get through my whole spiel over
and over again. I got to a bunch of things. And now, even though we had a week off last week because I had problems over here, how you doing, man, I'm doing good. I'm doing good. Another hectic week right now, enjoying the rain. It's definitely wintertime. It's sixty five degrees out now, and when this front moved through, it's gonna drop down like super cold. So that time of year, it's like a
rollercoaster ride. There you go and you sound like you're not sick. You sounded a little sick a couple of weeks ago when we last did this, and you were sick. In fact, you took a week off and then you were sick the following week. So is that all cleared? Ways? Yeah, I feel a lot better, feel more human. I'm getting rid of all that crap in my lungs that were running down for my sinuses. So hopefully, you know, I got my antibodies and I can try to
see the rest of winter nout picking anything up. But it felt like somebody gave me back the cold I had, you know, the one we came home from Dallas with, so Typhod Mary wherever you are there, Bob, hope you're doing good right right? Anyways? Okay, somebody wants a link to one of the things I played. I don't have a link. I
had just had the MP three. Sorry about that, but I am observing the chat room guys, and we do already have one caller, So again I remind you three one nine, five two seven five zero one six commentary in the chat room though right away? Yeah, go ahead and debate any town hall? Uh oh, b BP, you went all over the place. I think you said something about a town hall, but your your connection was rough there for me. Can you hear me? Can you hear me
now? Of now? I do? Yes? Okay, go ahead, okay, Well, no, I was asking if you heard any watched any of the debate or Trump's town hall this week. Yeah. I was able to catch a lot most of the debate, almost the whole thing, and part of Trump's town hall, but I was also busy taking a good listen to what was happening live regarding his court case and his lawyers, and there are arguments about certain things and all that, and so you know, it's
lost in a mess. Did Trump say anything different or new on the town hall? Not to my observation, But I haven't listened to the whole thing yet. Oh he flat, you know, And I'm sure Jimmy James might have something to say about this, but yeah, he just basically lied his butt off and try to rewrite history when it comes to lockdowns and promoting fauci and promoting shutdowns, and I mean it's the comments he made. It was
like, how can you make you forget that? You know, this is recent history, dude, and we can go back and check the tape. That's the nice thing about this being so close to when he was in office, because we can go back and check the tape. And he blatantly just lied his butt off. And I'm surprised I haven't read more about it in
the news since then. Yeah, I would have thought the liberal media would have jumped on it, but they can't because if they jump on it, they have to jump on it. From the aspect of Trump is you know, was claiming that DeSantis was big buddies with Fauci and going by the science, and there was a whole role on Twitter, and people just tore him up with you know, links to posts where Trump was saying, yeah, you know, certain certain states want to open up and we're going to look
at it, and if we don't think they should, we're not going to let him and things like that. So he was accusing de Santis and some of these other governors and people supporting DeSantis or other people for doing the exact same thing that Trump was doing. And I just thought, this is so blatant. So the Libs don't want to jump on it because then they would have to taint they would have to taint him with the under the umbrella of Fauci. But you see, they don't want to admit that there was a
problem with Fauci. So I think that's why you haven't seen anything in the news about it yet. Well, the other thing is, I mean, it's amazing. It's kind of stagnant, right, I mean, as far as where Trump's support stands, And tell you the truth, I'm flat sick of talking about him. I gotta be honest with you. I can't. I can't even stand going over this anymore. I did Helen high Water with Maria this week, and she just would not let off of Trump, like
the whole time. And I'm going, ah, Maria, you know, like, look, I love you, but what the hell? You know? There is a lot more in the world going on. Do I agree with this guy? Do I think he's terrible? All kinds of the Yeah, yeah, yeah, But don't we have something better to look at here? I mean, isn't there something that we can talk about? Isn't there something that is more worthy of doing battle with than this. I mean, that's how I feel new and hell and high water with her this week.
And I mean again, I love her, our respect her, you know this, But my god, you know enough isn't off? Well? The only thing I have to say on the whole Trump thing. I mean, people, it's come down to you either love Trump or you hate Trump. But there's some of us out there that are just indifferent to Trump because as far as I'm concerned, he's just another politician. But no, you know, his supporters tell you though, that's why we like him, because he's
not a politician. Anybody that runs for re election let once, let alone twice, is a politician. And the proof is he justlied his butt off in front of the public. You know, he it rains the town hall to compete with the debate, and instead of staying on point or pointing out problems, he just got up there and lied through his teeth. And that's the part that kills me. Well. So you know, Trump supporters out there, you can, you know, back the guy if you want.
But he's a politician now, and he's doing what politicians do, lie and try to rewrite history. People, we can always check the tape. That's a nice thing about it. I wish I could just whack him with the paintbrush of he's just a politician. But this is the way he's always conducted himself. This is why I'm yawning already. You know, the guy always bs people. You know, he always sold people a bill of goods. He always made promises he couldn't keep. That's the way he did his business.
That's the way he handled employees. That's the way his whole business model was run. And how do I know that because I knew people who worked with him, for them around him, you know what I mean. And it just you were guaranteed to get screwed somehow working with this guy. It was just a matter of how mad would it still be worth it to do the business or to give the labor or to supply the whatever. And that's the calculation you had to make, not a matter of is this guy being
honest with means he being straight with me? Am I getting good promises? And his people that he deployed did exis what they did for him as politicians, just like you know the years that people were talking about you know, what's their name? There Sanders, you know, who was his press secretary, and then before that was Spicer, right, I mean, either way,
it didn't matter. These people were deployed to do his bidding and to do his pr just like they did when he was trying to sell himself as the most successful playboy, as the guy who couldn't fail, as the guy who you needed to get behind and sign off on because he was going to make everybody a lot of money, even though all he ever did was lose
money for people, everybody except himself. It didn't matter. This is how his people sold him always, So I see nothing but them taking that and going, let's just transplant this business model into the politics, and that's what
you got. But the funny thing is that people that worked with him as an entertainer, as a business guy, as a casino owner, and everything else, no matter what, no matter what the reality of how they just got sniffed or you know, laid off or screwed over, always had a different way of spinning that where it was like, no, but I got a lot of good out of this. No, a lot of good came
of this even if they got screwed. They behaved that way. So to me, it's like this is a continuation of what this guy always was, except on a national level. Well, it kills me that he's so blatant about it, and you know that. But while your stand half of the electric is so frustrated at the point that they will they will vote for anybody to keep from having to vote for the other side. But I'll be honest with you until I, you know, somebody gives me some better choices.
I think I'm just in cash in the whole damn system to say screwed, it's broken until you put up people out there that are worth my time to go vote for it. Look at these guys that are going to a caucus Monday in Iowa. They're getting a couple feet of snow over the weekend and it's going to be like minus double digits on Monday when they go caucassine. So if you want me to put the investment of my time into this crap, you're going to have to come up with somebody to choose. And I
just don't see anybody out there. And I've got, you know, and I've got my soft spot for Bobby Kennedy Junior on one level, but he's not the answer either you know what I mean. I just look, I'm at the same point as you are. But again, I just it's just such an There's so many other productive things I'd rather deal with than this, you know, because to me, I figure this is probably your next president.
Biden is inept and I mean, you want to talk about again the approving my point when I said that, you want to talk about malpractice and you want to talk about something the guy should be impeached over and dereliction of duty when it comes to being commander in chief. He has mishandled the military perfect example. How do you not know your Defense secretary is in the ICU?
How do you not know this? You know why you don't know it because you're not in contact with him, because you're not keeping an eye on him, because you're not being informed. Now, I'm not saying that in his mental capacity, as you know, the way he is that he could do us a lot of good. But that to me shows right there an absolute you know, just completely you know, what are you? What do they call that when you're completely unaware of what's going on? You know?
Oblivious? Oblivious? Thank you, That's the word I was searching for. He is so oblivious that he didn't even know his Defense secretary was laid up in the hospital. Now the thing is, though, but here's the part that a lot of people don't realize. There are people running this crap behind the scenes. His staff that's out there taking care of actually running the country is a bunch of Obama employees that are back in the office. They're taking
care of things. The person that needed to know where that dude was knew that he was in the hospital. Yeah, of course Bidon didn't know, because as far as his staff is concerned, Biden doesn't need to know. But that's the thing, though, is that people want to tie all this responsibility all day. He made the decisions. He's the guy in try No, he's not. This is not the guy who's actually running things. This is what kills me. These guys that are the figureheads that you see up
front are not really the people running the action. Bottom line. That's why a guy can be laid up in the hospital because they don't need him to sign off on a lot of things. That's why a lot of things went down. Here they're saying, oh, he was in the loop, he was fully aware. But yeah, sure, try and tell us that so we feel better about it, and we still pay attention to these people that are at the top of the bureaucracy. But the truth is this is not
the way things actually run. Which, by the way, Jimmy James was on hold and I was going to bring him on first, and he disappeared off the line. Oh, I think he might be back, So I'm going to try and bring him on first, even though there are other people
that have now joined us out of order. I want to get to everybody and shut up for myself because I don't want to talk about this crap for sure, and I want to hear what's on your mind out there, if you've got anything else to say, You got anything else to talk about, whether it's politics, social issues, something actually happening. You want to talk about the storms the response. Funny story I saw out of Florida, by
the way, where there were people complaining. You know, they always need a construction guys to show up quickly to take care of damage right away after big storms. Turns out that some of this, you know, make sure that you everify everybody who comes through and works with a company to fix up stuff and do construction. They're kind of shorthanded when it comes to guys they can hire on the spot and drag right in. Guess why because a lot
of those guys were probably without documentation. Oh what a shocker. Did you not realize that that's the way things worked. I'll tell you it's funny. It's just funny to me when I see people like with surprise, say, gee, I can't figure out why the construction guys are shorthanded when we need you know, if a major disaster rolls through this state, we're not going
to have people to do the contry coruption work. Because in order to have you know, employees show up after you get over a certain amount I think it's twenty employees in the state of Florida. If you have more than twenty employees, then you have to everify your employees and make sure that they're legal to work. Right. You can't just say, well, it's your responsibility, go fill out your ten ninety nine. Screw it. You know, here's cash or check. But you deal with the taxes, you deal with
the registration of it. I guess you're not allowed to do that anymore, especially when it comes to disaster relief, and some people are complaining, like shorthanded, where did all the workers go? Well, they're probably doing jobs where they don't need to be everified, just saying I find that one funny. But anyway, enough out of my mouth. Let's get to you guys on the phone lines. And like I said, I think this is Jimmy James rejoining us. He might have had a problem with his other phone.
I don't know. Some weather issues might be causing you guys problems here and there. So far, we've held up pretty good with the broadcast, and I hope that we do hold up for the rest of the night. And Aaron, by the way, will not be live tonight due to a sudden obligation that came up for him. But after the show, I'm going to do a DJ set if we still have broadcast. Okay, so that's the way it's going to go. I'll do a little little extra. You'll have
something live after the call in show. But for now, let's get to the calls, see what they have on their mind. And as we go, be Pete, you could probably bring up different headlines other stuff you got
on your mind. I'm sure there's more to it, and I might actually want to ask you a couple of questions about some of the stuff I heard during the debate regarding South Carolina and North Carolina, because people started making comparisons to North Carolina regarding the handling of the gas tax and stuff, and I was unaware of certain things. I did find it funny that they're sitting there going, you know, this big repeal she's talking about is two cents per
gallon, and what the hell are you going to do with that? Well, it's like eighty billion dollars. It's not nothing, you know that. She adds, Oh yeah, it adds up two cents a gallon, And
that's true. Every state has a slight variation on this. But the reason why you see the nine tenths on the gas signs, as I've explained many times, is because two federal taxes come together where they have a percentage of a penny that theoretically it's like three, you know, three tenths of a penny and six tents of a penny come together, and you have nine tenths
of a penny which is passed right along to the consumer. And she's talking about repealing you know, one of the federal taxes there because there are various ones. There's like a spill tax, a straight up fuel tax, there's some other environmental consideration tax. And these things have been in place for thirty forty years at least. That come together and make up that percentage that goes on every gallon of gasoline or diesel that you get pumped, and it's just
passed right along to you. It's added on to the cost of every gallon. Anyways, let's get to the callers though, and see what they have on their minds. Maybe it'll be this, maybe it'll be Ukraine. I saw some stirring in the chat room while we were off air about Ukraine and things. But anyways, who knows, maybe they'll have other things on their minds. So I think I got Jimmy James here on the first call in. Let's see, is that you Jimmy James? Yes it is. Do
you hear me? I sure can. You were there and you went away. I didn't hang up on you, so I don't know why you went away, but you're you're back in your first in line. How you doing good on the other line, h I had's some kind of weird spontaneous ad pop up like at the switch lines. You know, that's a new thing. Let me ask you about that real fast before we get to what's on your mind. I've heard from people that they have phones that now are giving
them ads like during phone calls, trying to connect the things. I mean, not not internet use, but somehow you're getting fed ads into your phone line. What the hell is that? When did that start? Ten minutes ago? For me, I've never had this happen with Verizon if anyone else, I have a feeling that it's them right now, but I'll sudden this a well candy crush pops up and totally backed me off my phone call.
Weird. Weird. Yeah, no, I've heard about this kind of stuff where it's like the the the smartphone starts to interfere with your ability to, I don't know, use it as a phone anyway. It's a new phenomenon. Maybe we'll hear about it more in the future. But it's weird when you're paying companies premium amounts to have their stupid phone lines, and you know, and have permission to use their airwaves and their four G, five G, whatever the hell it is they're offering, and they still got to somehow
stick you with commercial access. You know, you think if you're paying for a premium service, it's kind of like why do you pay the cable bill? Well, at least I don't have to deal with commercials. And then they started to add commercials to everything anyway. So Jimmy, I'm sure this isn't what's on your mind, But go ahead tell us what is? Wow? Hah, A lot of THC. So I wrote a poem. I'd
like to share a poem. Very nice. Do do you have it printed out anywhere or you just have it in your hand, like on a piece of paper. Well I did have it a piece of paper, but the paper cannot be found. I see, So I'll just add a little bit cool. Go ahead, and there's a double bok. Sorry, Jimmy, you broke up there. What'd you say? Oh? I just thought you were going to say something. No, no, go right ahead. I'm anxiously awaiting your poem. Go ahead, Oh, I'm sure the effect.
Oh, in advance, you're welcome. O here here you go. And the nea thing about this home is not only is it a poem, it's also like eighty percent of my legal philosophy explain so perfectly that everyone listening will love with them saying understand it perfectly, I would think, and finally agree, wou's irre beautiful? Quite a claim. Can't wait on the edge of my seat. Go ahead, Yes, it is special. So it occurred to me the other day, jump that a rose by any other name,
it's still a rose. And still then I thought, hey, article eleven of our constitution, there's no possy comment, toddis so that the same government hires the different one million men and arms them. Is this not still a rose just because it has a different name. No, even a rose with a different name, it's still a rose, and it's still full of pricks. There you have it? Is that the whole? Is that the entire
poem? I there's a lot in No, there's definitely a lot. You called this group the So if we call this group the FBI, for instance, it's still not the military mentioned in the article eleven. No passi comittatis, no national police force, no national spy agency. Of course, it's just another military force by a different name. It's completely ultra constitutional, which just me kindly saying it's ill damnedly egals, and I don't care what the acts of truth in words? Thank you? All right? Well, I
can't say that I would argue with you. I think that a militarized police force on a national level is something that is this allowed, no matter what you call it. Now, is the FBI military there is? Your question is is these other things? I mean, certainly they're all full of pricks. But as you say, but are they military? You know, I guess you have to clearly define what is a military, right, because that's
what the problem is with with the Posse Comitatus Act. Right. A million men, a million men armed literally dressed like the military, train with the military. Like I said, a rose by any other name, it's relevant, it smells like the rose, etc. Did I mention the pricks? You did mention the pricks, and so did I. And uh gotta say, I've got, you know, little argument with it, except like I
said, you know, is it clearly a military? It doesn't matter the size of the group, right, I mean, you could have a huge group of people that are not a military. There are plenty of huge groups of people out there that I would not describe as military. But then again, when you start adding things like they're armed, and what it is that they are trained as and et cetera, et cetera. I mean, I guess there's a discussion to be had there. B Pete, what are your
thoughts on this? Yeah, the military, the CIA, to FBI, every government department. With a few little proclamations can be made military dirs. Why does the RRS have so much m so much heavy armours? You know, makes you wonder. But yeah, they're all part of this. They're all part of the military to a degree. They'll work with the military. They all get the intelligence from the military, they share stuff back and forth. These guys are rogue. I mean, that's why they're doing what they're
doing. Look at the Look at the whocal situation where they were going to kidnap her. Was that Hopal? Which one was it? What Michigan or Wisconsin? Michigan, Michigan. Yeah, they were going to kidnap her. You got twelve guys in the bus, you know, six up FBI and at one time they had like twelve guys in a meeting and only one of them wasn't an agent. Look at the stuff that's going on. In January sixth, what's his name, ray Epps just got sentenced. Hees sentenced to
probation some community service. Tell me he's not an OP. These guys they've infiltrated everything. You can't you can't. You can't scratch a government agency without finding a connection to the military, plain and simple. And we've become more biltillery militaristic over the UH over the past few years, and it's accelerating. I like it. It's just the past five years have been worse than five years before that. It's and now it's to the point that you can't trust
anything in our government. They all report back to somebody that's connected to the military. I like, how many rounds of ammunition the post office needs to acquire? That's always interesting to me. You know, postal carriers, they are in unif form and stuff. But they are a great place to collect information from. That's for sure, an excellent source. But isn't it interesting when they were directly buying you know, millions of rounds of ammunition. I'm
going, where do we have armed postal people? I mean, I know, I could make a lot of jokes that would be more appropriate in the nineteen nineties, because that's when we used, you know, use the term postal going postal and all that. But I mean, realistically, why is the government agency spending some of its money on millions of rounds of ammunition? You know I could answer that. I'm sure you can, Jimmy, James, go ahead, I got to give that answer. Obama did that.
Obama did that to buy up all the animal It caused the animal scarcity of ten years ago. It's not that they needed it. He was purposely trying to get it out of the hands of the people. Ah, Pe don't remember that this well, Jimmy, let me ask you a question about that. Then if that's your supposition, and I'm not saying you're wrong or right, I'm just asking a question here. Isn't there more appropriate agencies though, that would have more use for the ammunition? I mean, instead of doing
something like that where it looks strange that the Post Office gets it. I mean, strategically, wouldn't it have been you know, more sound to put it in? We got so much budget money. Yeah, you only have so much budget money. So when when the IRS spends up, they're unaccounted for funds on AMMO. Okay, we need to buy more AMMO, but we're out of money. Let's go to the post Office. Let's go to the Department of the Treasury. Let's go to the Department of Agriculture. They
got some money laying around, let's buy ammo. Well, but you just shift that, you shift the cost around. Well, I understand that. But the idea here to me is that, Look, you could go with the Department of Transportation, and they have policing agencies that are armed in some cases, right, I mean in some places to protect you know, especially in the age of homeland security, right, you have a need for armed
agents. In other places fish and wildlife. Right, your people at the national parks, some of those rangers sometimes have to have guns in their stations and stuff. You could make a justifiable reason for these guys. And I'm trying to spread it around to benign agencies, not even going to the most obvious, like you know, National Guard. I don't know purchasing all that ammo. What I'm saying is, you know, you don't lay it off
all in one place. This is how you get in trouble when you're running a bookie operation and you need to head your bets a little bit because everybody's betting a little too heavily and they're going to put your lights out. If you lose, right, you go to another bookie and you lay off some of those bets to him so that he absorbs the problem. Okay, and you don't lose all your money. Well, yeah, that's all a direct result of this continuing resolution craft they're doing. You know, we don't have
a budget anymore. Back in the seven days, they took the budget broke it into twelve appropriation bills, So now they have to go through twelve separate bills to be able to fund the government. They don't have a balanced budget anymore. So what they do with this continuing resolution is all the slush fund that you have this year, well, we're just going to continue at the same rate or add one percent until we do get a appropriation bill passed,
and then we'll put it in there. But for the meantime, we're just we're just adding to what they can use to buy for ammunition. If you think about it, that slush fund increases one percent, just like everything else within their budget when we do a continuing resolution. So now you have all these departments that have even more disposable income to go buy more amo. Well, and that's why they spend up their budget and overrun it if they can,
because that way they justify an increase for next time. Look, you know ten million wasn't enough. We got eleven, we need twelve, and you push it all either to the limit or past it, and you say, look, I was running at a deficit here, I obviously need more funding. So next time you give me funding, you got to raise it, you know. And and again when people are looking at even some of these massive things, which I find, you know, very interesting. Uh,
something that came up during that debate. I'm gonna put Jimmy on hold, by the way and get the view from others on the line of his poem, and we'll get back around to you, Jimmy, So hang on. But you know, it was interesting to me that they started talking about, well, what is the percentage of the expenditures that we're talking about when you're talking about well, funding Ukraine this and that, all right, whether you go dollars or you go resources or whatever, what is the percentage of
the expenditure that we're talking about? Two percent? Right, So two percent of the total expenditure would be to support Ukraine if you give them what they ask for. Okay, and if you give Israel what they ask for, what does that amount to another three percent? So a total of five percent of the expenditures is what people are screaming about. Is the massive problem not
looking at the other ninety five percent of the expenditures, right. I always find that interesting that that people will argue, I mean viciously horribly about the expenditure of money when it comes down to this very small percentage of the total, never looking at the total, and never trying to categorize these things as like, okay, where is this foreign aid going to? That makes no sense whatsoever? You know countries that don't need it. I guarantee you there
are foreign aid package. But that money is almost a necessity. Our government is so big that when we take those funds and we give them to another nation under whatever program that we're doing it, we have to have people in place to be able to make that transfer from that department and the money it's
a kickback. The government is skimming off the top of what we give to somebody just to be able to run the facility to give them what it is that we're giving them well, and it's feeding itself, and that's our problem with government right now, two percent isn't a lot, but if you look at them, if you look at the government's actual budget, what it takes
to make things run. You have certain payments. You know, I heard this the other day described when they were talking about a possible shutdown of the government. Eighty five percent of the government does not shut down when they have a shutdown. The things that shut down are the things that inconvenience you as a taxpayer, like not being able to go to a national park, not being able to go to the Washington Monument because we can't put our guards out
there or our personnel, our tour guides. Because see, that's discretionary spending, and that's what that's what affects you. So when we have this shutdown, you're going to be affected. Retirees, their check's going to be late. But other things have to be paid for by law, and that's solid security, Medicaid, medicare. Those things get paid. And right now now, those payments that we have to make make up fifty percent of the money
that this country spends every year. So we have to bring in enough money that half of it's going to cover those costs. The other half is what is what they're pissing away left and right, giving away. You know, we have we have homeless vets out there that are living in the street that some organizations are calling privileged because they just happen to be white, and we
can't get any help to them. But we'll send a billion dollars over to Bot's water Land to examine lesbian qualities of the Black River, newt Okay. We'll spend a billion dollars there. We're shaving off some of it off the top just to be able to process the money, and that money goes right back in the government to create another job. You know, we're would throw it away so much that still we can get a hold of these people that
hold the positions that make these votes, that decide on these budgets. That's one thing I have about Trump from his first term, first budget that went to him, he sat there and went on TV and bitched. You know, I really don't want to do this. We really need to get this spending under control. We need to cut out all this pork. We need to do this. We need to do that. But I almost sign it anyway instead of veto in the damn thing and sending it back. He went
right along with the with the process. Don't tell me he's not a politician. He knows what makes things work. Well, there's too many plumbs in there for other people too, because that's the other thing to remember is that you know, the guy who actually processes the payments or whatever else, that's another job, like you said, And those jobs are handed out to people for good reasons, right. They're rewards for somebody's you know, campaign donation,
their rewards for somebody's loyalty or somebody's political capital that they spent. So you got to be able to have, you know, your rewards, your comps have to be ready for people to keep the casino running. Anyway, let's go over to Harlan, who has also been waiting, and we're already more than a half hour deep into the show. Wanted to see if you had anything to say about Jimmy James poem or anything else. So Harlan, you're live. Yeah, can you hear me? Good? Sure? Can?
Okay? What else it is? Jimmy, you know, had a poem. I just have that tale one to sell excellent, anybody wants to hear it. Hey, listen, Vance is waiting on the line vance, prepare a poem real quick. I'm sure you can, and about any subject you like. How about we make this the poetry Night. I'll see if I can come up with something. Maybe we'll convince be Pete to participate.
Go ahead, Harlan, poem night. Let's do it. Yeah. Republicans are red Democrats or Blue troup Is orangs, and none of them gives a shit about you. Hey go, I like it. I like it. You know you got was playing about that budget also and the shut down and the dreamers, and I'm not going to do it again, you know. Yeah, yeah, that was basically the first of twenty eighteen, and the mask was coming off, and then you know, it wasn't about the most
lighter. He's talking about take the guns first, you know, but must match spot on, and they wasn't much left to work with Burger it went the worship got See. I don't even think he's a good politician. I think he's a great opportunist. He gets where there's an opportunity. Look, if you tell people things that they want to hear and convince them to invest, whether it is their money or their property or their faith in you,
one way or another. That's all there is to it. It is about building confidence and convincing people that you've got the best bs story out there. Right. Look, you got all that money, I'm gonna tell you where you should put it. You should invest it with my little corporation, my little thing, my home, startup business, whatever it is. I'm gonna teach you how to make millions of dollars sitting on your ass. Whatever doesn't
matter. Point is that if I've got the best sounding story, if I'm telling you the things you want to hear, if I'm telling you that the results are gonna be great and you are gonna be happy about joining up with me, it doesn't matter. If I'm trying to sell you amway, a political party, okay, or the latest freaking energy drink, it doesn't matter. That's the thing, and that's what he knows how to do. And to tell you the truth, a lot of these politicians are tone deaf when
it comes to this. Trump actually does have a skill, and it's about selling his brand. And his brand is based on his promisory notes. Now does he ever follow through on him? No, But even the people he screws over, As I said, even in the days before, when he was running exploratory committees and not actually going out there as a politician, you know, officially, but taking a look at what would happen if I ran for president. He was already doing this. He was doing exactly the same
thing, except he was selling you Trump Tower. He was selling you the taj Mahal. He was selling you Trump's stakes, he was selling you Trump's airline. He was selling you the new Jersey Generals, the USFL which is back. He's not an owner this time, and you know it seems to be lasting longer than last time. Right anyway, it doesn't matter what he's selling you. He's selling you a concept. Whatever that concept is. You can give him a different one. He'll sell you another one next week.
It doesn't matter. People don't even feel screwed when they end up walking away empty handed because they feel so good about what they contributed to. And you know, here we go, range Jesus. Which, by the way, Harlan sent me a Harlan sent me a link that will be on Georgiana. I'm gonna, I'm gonna right after the show. I'm gonna why you want to hear it late tonight? You want to hear you can go ahead and do it for everybody. I'm gonna go ahead and let you guys go because
I'm kind of debating pass for late to night. I'm going to smoke in Washington and it's snowing like a banshee. I'm up in Northwest miss and I'm gonna jump out there because my phone is not gonna stay connected the whole show. So I think I'll just go let him back out and get out of the way. Was already cut out once when I was on the hole, but uh, I just wanted to pop in, you know, for a few minutes and tell everybody, Hello, Jimmy, come up with poem.
Gimmick the hell. I just thought about that. It popped my head and I just started and give everybody, you know, the touch of owner Jesus one more time with a little bit of poetry. Listen I it, Harlan, do me a favor. Why don't you record that and put it up on your rumble channel. I will steal the audio from it and play it on my on my air. I guarantee it. I'll put it in rotation on my online radio show. You I will yeah record that poem. This one here. It's just the leg all right. Well, look, you'd
be safe out there and be careful. The weather is getting rough in a lot of places, and uh don't want to hear that you had an accident, all right, so be careful out there. Yeah, it's it's saving degrees. It's supposed to have been twenty one blow up in Montana and plays another driver to tell them there you go, Well, be careful out there, harle. We'll catch you guys. I'll get out the absolutely and thanks
for calling in man. Like I said again, be safe. It's going to drop to the teens here, even in Georgia, so even in the southeast, we're going to be in the teens. But I think Monday, uh gonna be trying not to freeze to death because you know, my house is not set up for cold, not at all. So it's gonna be a rough time. And tell you the truth, if you guys make any
contributions to Acelli this week, it'll probably go toward the heating bill. Already gone to see the follow up with the doctor after my event from the week before. But Jesus Man, I got to try and make sure we don't freeze to death here. In the next little while. So VPTE. We're almost let me see, what are we at? We're almost at forty five minutes here. I'm thinking we might take a break, but if not, we can go to Vance right away or get to him right after a short
break. What do you think, well, I mean, if he doesn't mind sitting through it, we can go ahead and bring him on and then take our break top of the hour. All right, well, how about this, let me let's see Advance. Would you want to wait and let us take a break real quick, and then if you want to do a poem, it'll give you more time to prepare your poem. What do you say? Sure, let's do that. That's let's I'm not you know, I don't know about the poem, but yeah, we'll take a break now
this point. Okay, so maybe maybe not on the poem, guys, but all right, Mace, I'm gonna put you on hold and we'll we'll catch you on the other side of this break, which will take right now. And you know what, I grabbed that Orange Jesus track. I don't know if I'm gonna get in any trouble for copyrights or whatever, but hopefully not Uh, well, we'll also try and put this one up on the the YouTube channel that I'm not going to advertise, but I do have a
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how you doing? Man? Good? Are you glad you're feeling better after your last little deal? I never really is it all breaking up? It was breaking up earlier. Yeah, sorry about that, Yeah, sorry about that. A couple of things, uh, you're you're glad, I'm feeling better. Yeah. All I want to say about that at this point is that I suffered a pretty severe blow to the head and wound up in the
hospital. I don't actually know all the details what happened because I got knocked right the hell out, but we will probably wind up discussing that at length once I find out a little more about what actually happened to me. I wasn't robbed this much, I know, but but it was a very strange situation, and thankfully, you know, doesn't appear as though any more severe damage than has been done to me in the past has been done thus far. So I felt a little off since last week. I guess it was
about a week ago now that this happened and screwed up everything. I was unable to get home and all that. So, but I'm in one piece at the moment. Anyway. Hey, you're still doing that Saturday night anarchy thing, right. I didn't check in on you last week at all, but I have actually stopped in and checked on the on the stream there on Twitter, which people can find it on there if you check out Tom Cooper
on Twitter Tom Cooper, and he's got TNP after his name. You can watch Saturday Night Anarchy, which appears to be a group conversation on Saturday nights. Does that start at eight pm Eastern? Also? Yeah, yeah, seven, Yeah, we're still doing it there. Thinks it's going pretty good. Seventh Central, eight pm Eastern or is it seven Eastern? Yeah? Seven, seven seventh Central're like Tom's on the West coast or whatever, so you know, but yeah, seven and it usually goes to three hours.
We've gone four and a half at one point. There you go, there you go, so that you guys can check out, you know, over the weekend, we're no longer having Aaron on on Sundays. Aaron will come on next Friday, not this Friday, not tonight, but next Friday. The Age of Transitions and Uncle will be live after this show on this network.
So anyways, so what's on your mind tonight? Vance? Well, we were on the point thing, and you know, obviously I'm not in the not in the frame of mind to just come up with one off the top of my head or right now, but I'll read one that I rode a while back, which you know, kind of goes along with the militarism. You know subject matter that we've you know, been discussing the night so far, and just I guess maybe even more poignant now than it was when
I wrote it in But anyway, it's today. It is Memorial Day, a day to celebrate heroes in vain and more in the victims we buried in shame, under pretensive protection, masquerading projections and freedom swords, swallowing flame symbol, stallic nightstick bombs, missiles, dogs and whistles, judge and gavel, rubber mallets, pound, silly buddy, silly putty, brain, slinky has broke, caterpillar eight train, wormwood, wormholes, winding into wonderful walls,
falling into peddles of the world's wonders, chewed into splinters. That's and that seems like what's going on right now? You know, I think, you know, we're in World War three right now. It's just not you know, and maybe this is what World War three is is just a perpetual war
that has never been declared. You know. All the conflicts that are going on aren't really called wars like you know they used to be, right right, Well, I find it interesting that the media coverage is not hyped up and excited right now regarding a lot of actions that have been taken and what do we call this at this point? Right? I mean, what was
it last week? I guess there was this you know, terrorist attack they're calling it in Iran right right around you know, some memorial about the guy that got blown up in Iraq that that Trump you know, deployed people to kill what was his name, Sulimani or Solomane, I forget his name exactly, but he was that Iranian general, right, and they were at some memorial or near where he's buried or whatever, and somebody bombed that, and our people had to come out and say, first of all, the United
States is not involved. We want you to know that. And secondly, we have no reasonab believe Israel's involved. The Iranians came right out and said Israel is probably responsible. And you know, you could leave it at that and say, look, it's a dangerous part of the world. But there's also been bombings happening here. In fact, what was it a day or two ago. We're looking at Yemen, right, it just happened. There's
been a couple of other actions taken supposedly because of interference with commerce. I guess, you know, they were talking about commercial vessels being detained or stopped or captured or whatever. This has gone on, and we have the threat of what might be going on elsewhere that's not being reported at all. So how many skirmishes are breaking out? And oh, by the way, are
we getting close to two years in Ukraine? What's happened there? I mean, you know, it seems like, well, it's just no longer at the top of the news cycle, so nobody's considering how much is how much shooting is going on in the world? Right? Maybe it's just me, And again I don't like Friday being about my opinions, but I wonder what people are thinking about this because what does it mean? What does it mean? What are we getting to a point where it's going to escalate and we're
going to see a widespread thing happen. And at what point do you say there is yet again another phase in let's just say the war on terror, right, I mean, wouldn't that be what they would call it from the establishment point of view? Wouldn't that be exactly what this is? Because they say that it all stems from the terrorist attack on October two, So if
all of that is in response to that. Then this is another phase in the war on terror, except we are doing the the war of fighting on behalf of Israel at this point, right or are we fighting on our own behalf and nobody's telling us that we are actually under a new threat? Is that possible? Is it the story that they're going to tell us in the near future. You know, there's a lot to consider here. And I
don't hear the talking heads talking about this. I hear him talking about, you know, Trump's fraud trial and the ridiculous nature of the way that's going on, and imagining, by the way, just objectively. You know, I've been to court a few times, Mance. I don't know if you've been to court a few times, but I've been to court a few times, and not really in a criminal court since I was a kid, but
plenty of different, you know, civil actions of all sorts. And I got to say that I am usually not given the latitude to even make a statement in court without a whole lot of permissions going by, even when I'm representing myself. But if you've got a lawyer next to you in court, you're usually not even allowed to speak you know, and if you do, if you cough too loud, you'll be admonished. You know what I'm saying. Uh, Trump gets up and makes a speech. This is a weird
thing going on. Accusations flying about, you know, is somebody sleeping with somebody else? Maybe in Georgia? Was a judge's house bombed or was there a bomb threat against the judge's house? I don't know. Weird stuff is going on here. They want to talk about that, but they don't want to talk about the military action all of it going on while the you know,
the Defense secretary is fighting cancer. I guess weird. I just a very weird state of affairs pants And of course I take the heart your overall vision of what the problem is and how people are sacrificed for things that they never asked to be sacrificed for. And this is always something that I wrestle with in my mind and in my heart, and you know why. But man, where where are we with this? And all? By the way,
is this all going to come to a head so to speak? You know, as we approach the selection time in twenty four is this going to be the key thing that's going to come up last minute to be the great reason why you need to make a new decision about who it is you want
to put your faith behind regarding being the leader. And again, like B. Pete was talking about, they're not actually the movers and the shakers in these situations, but still that's going to be who you're going to allegedly vote for, even though nobody wants to vote for the front runners here at all. And we still haven't gotten to the discussion about the you know, the guys fighting for second place there between DeSantis and Haley right and the Iowa caucus,
the good they're in lives drub. You know that the you know, the dimension of you know that you know that you know the Obama is you know, the one that you know, passing down the information to get controlling the Bible, administration or whatever. And so you know, you know, some people don't believe there's a secret the ball. I mean, hell, you got David Rockefeller whatever we're admitting, you know on tape. You know,
some people claim that I'm you know what I certainly am. You know, so you know that there's an open cabal and then there's the hitting cabal. You know, the United nations, the w EF all that whole NATO everything, that's the that's the out in the open cabal. You know that that's the people masquerading as representatives, but they are you know, only representing the military industrial complex and in their machinations. And you know, that's that's
the only way. I mean, it's getting easier and easier to understand that that's what America is is an empire. We're an imperialistic, militaristic state.
And that's why we have eight hundred and whatever bases around the world. And you know, you talk to people that are in the military and and talk about the eight hundred billion dollar budget and all that, and one of my buddies is like, well, that's only six percent of GDP GDP, Well that's okay, Well that's a hell of a lot of money, you know, and it's like, you know, we got people starving, we got veterans living in the streets, homeless and you know, no place to eat,
to sleep, and and you know, uh, you know, home ownership is you know, you know, a fairy tale dream, you know at this point for the average you know, working class slave. And you know, but we got a lot of freedoms. We are that we we are the most comfortable slaves on the planet at this point, and a lot of respects. But you know, that's what has to be acknowledged that you know, this, this whole system is the is the perpetrator of the terrorism.
This is you know, it's a war of terror, and they just manipulate. That's why, you know, if we're hearing Trump, Trump, Trump, and no focus on what's going on in Israel in Ukraine, and you know that that just kind of goes by the side because we're just so used to it. That's just the way life is. You know, that's just what we do because with the leaders of the free world, not the empire that has eight hundred bases, and you know now with the Israeli stuff,
and you know that I saw that coming from the beginning. I mean, in my opinion, Israel has always been the forward operating base for the military industrial complex in the Middle East. And with this you know attack and terrorists dacked by the moss Now that's you know, free reign to do whatever they want to control those areas that they've been wanting to control, and it's all somebody else's fault and we're just here to save the day. Now,
I hear what you're saying. It's just that, you know, what, what what do we see out of this? What? What do we what do we see going forward? You know what? What is going to happen
next? Is my big question because uh again, I mean and I look back at some propaganda films recently regarding Vietnam and found it interesting that one of the repeated words when they were selling the you know, we're winning hearts and mind and we're sending over green berets and all that kind of stuff like circa nineteen sixty five, nineteen sixty six, the stuff that the American government was preparing in films, a lot of it was about how these people were terrorists
that we needed to fight. We were fighting terrorism even then, I think people forgot about that. And it's very interesting, you know, presenting Johnson as a hero going over there to save people from terrorism, going over there to train these poor farmers who were being absolutely inundated by the communists, you know, to training them to defend their own lands, et cetera, and how that all turned out, you know, and how it all went.
It's just very interesting that the same words are still used. The same ideas are still there, as for you know, what legitimacy there was to that, As for whether we should have ever involved ourselves in something that the French couldn't so out either, as for whether we belong sticking our nose in there. Uh, you know, I I have always had that question, uh, And I have that question about a lot of these more modern conflicts.
But of course I'm shut down usually because obviously, you know, if you're not on you're you're on the side of the terrorists, then you know, Uh, It's just it's it's it's a lot to ask, it's a lot to ask, and it's a lot to want to try to understand when at the end of the day, I would rather see good people that mean to defend each other first of all, in the field, that mean to serve others that you know that that mean well, I would rather see there.
If they must sacrifice themselves, do it for reasons that they fully understand, do it for reasons that make sense to them, you know, and are not just part of something that that is is wholly incomprehensible in my mind, and it is based on a whole lot of you know, a whole lot of lies and political fallacies, and I don't even know what it is we're facing at this point. Because as this expands, I have a feeling there's going to be more justifications and more problems that are going to come up.
You know, are we next going to be told that we got to defend places that China is taking over? Well? No, probably not, because directly confronting China, I have a feeling is a really bad idea, you know, for everybody, because there's a lot of money to be lost. Considering that we got so much invested with them and they got so much invested
in our country. I'm thinking it might be a negative thing from a business standpoint at some point, But who knows, you know, I don't because you know, didn't we create the threat of China or make them, you know, the threat that they are today. We've we've perpetrated that. I mean, you mentioned the Lincoln, the article in nu Chat or whatever about you know, the largest one of the largest land owners is the Chinese, you know guy, and and you know that's been you know, known for
a while about all that. So that's what I'm saying that you know, how how big a threat. Is China actually to us? Or is it just one of the cogs in the machine of the of the cabal that nobody thinks exists? You know that that you know, why if China is just you know, who would uh a terrible you know country and all this, Well, why do you you know, ship all your business over there? If Russia is such a threat to American values and everything, why do we
have a joint space program with them? You know what I'm saying? So you know this is all just w W shit in my opinions. Well, and here's the other problem. That doesn't mean that they're not going to blow something up. That don't mean they won't nuke somebody or whatever. But you know, I'm just saying that, and that just part of and that's the other massive and that's the other massive question I always have with people where they talk about, you know, the great threat of China, and I say
to my of, well, how is it that they were financed? I think it was probably selling America a whole lot of crap for decades, a whole lot of cheap crap that they were able to manufacture with slave labor at first, And now they actually have what appears to be a thriving middle class, uh, something that we don't seem to have at the moment, you know, just saying because we shipped all our industry over there, like I said, we you know that we just made it, gave car blaunch to
the cororations to you know, take their business over there and make more profits for their stockholders. And you know, that's that's the system they created. And I don't think they're going to destroy the you know, their their work farms, so to speak. You know, but you know, they they want you to be afraid of them and that that they're the evil threat that you know is coming, you know, with all these malintent and and that's
certainly just on whatever in whatever dimension. But you know, this is what I'm saying that the you know, if it wasn't for our compliccency in their creating, you know, to where they got. You know that that was all the business and it has nothing to do with freedom or democracy or anything else. And business guys don't really care about that. They just care about profits. So they're not going to destroy China. You know, well,
if China's destroying us, technically we're letting China destroy us. Yeah, but we're but we're funding them to do so. You know, we have funded them to do so is what it comes down to. And you know, the intellectual property that was stolen is one thing. But on the other hand,
we gave them plenty of business voluntarily. You know, I remember when Walmart's big selling point when they were you know, metastasizing around the country was that they were all American goods, right until people discovered, you know, started looking at stuff and looking at labels and things and realizing tons of stuff was made in China and Taiwan and such, and people went, wait a
minute, what happened to this being the big American thing? They got rid of that whole We only sell American you know, idea out of the Walmart equation. And you know, like I said that that one documentary years ago Walmart The High Cost of blow Prices was amazing because it showed you how the whole system worked and how it is they were able to profit off of it, how it is that Walmart could do this so cheaply and spread so fast
and everything else. And you know, even though it was destroying local businesses, it was destroying our entire economic you know, landscape didn't matter. People went for it, even though people were saying, eventually, you're building the Frankenstein that's gonna come after you. You know, Oh, well that's just finance and who cares, and it's going to go somewhere. Well, now
here's where it's gone. And anyway, I don't know if that's ever going to become the big threat because there's plenty of smaller ones to play with, and there's plenty of places to bomb in the Middle East still left, So you know, I don't know what else they're going to justify bombing. But I mean, nobody's even amazed that we literally lit up a campaign in Yemen.
I thought there was a whole discussion about this recently that we needed to stay the hell out of that because that's not something that we should be involved in, even though we were, you know, through Obama, through Trump and onto now even we were involved in this, you know what they were calling a genocide in Yemen, and now we have a good justifiable reason because some of our enemies are there, and then somebody said some of our enemies
were elsewhere, and then there needed to be a strike here or there. And it's really remarkable to me that it's not actually the thing that's carrying the headline. It's not actually getting people's attention. I think they've even forgotten in some cases, unless they're really plugged into politics, that there is a conflict in Ukraine, even though, like I said, we're approaching two years now,
which I find remarkable that it's lasted that long. By the way, because I thought, quite honestly, at the very beginning of the conflict that either one or the other had to achieve a quick victory. I honestly had that completely read wrong, because this has now gone on for nearly two years, and I'm surprised there's anything left in Ukraine to fight over. But anyway, it is what it is. Vance, I'm gonna put you on hold. I'm sure Jimmy James has a lot to say about what he's heard.
B Pete. Anything you want to get to before I opened the line back up for Jimmy and let him speak his mind. No, you know, I agree with pretty much everything that Vance said. It's yeah, I don't I have no explanation why we're not hearing more in the media about certain things. The Yemen thing, though, is something that was just brought on here
recently because the UTIs decided they wanted to start cheap missiles and chips. So we've got a coalition of groups that are UK and I forget who else is in all in it to help keep that shipping way clear because the majority of shipping in that part of the world has to go through there to hit the Suez Canal. But my question is this, you know they refer to groups
like AMAS and has the law and who these is being Iranian backed? My old question is if we've known all along where the money is coming from, and Iran is funding these groups to do their dirty work and keep things stirred up, why aren't we going directly to the source and taking out the source. If the money is what's allowing these guys to buy weapons and buy munitions and do what they're doing, take out the money source, why haven't we
done that. I don't think I'll ever get a question and answer to that question. Yeah, I don't think you will either, because in today's era, I quite frankly, it seems to me it would be easy to disrupt funding everything being digital, right, what are they using to fund this? I mean, it is the strong we just kicked them loose. You know, of what ten billion in ceased or frozen assets, these sanctions that were
put in place. Biden just sent a boatload of money over to the Iranians, which you know, frees up their budget to buy more crap to send to Lebanon or to Yemen. So they're getting the money from us. My question is is if we know that they're funding all these problems throughout the Middle East and other places in Africa, why don't we just go ahead and take out Iran get rid of the source. See here's here, Here is the evil question. Okay, and now now here comes my conspiracy minded craziness.
Right. The only reason to do things the way things are being done at this very moment is to build up the enemy that we're going to wind up having to fight to justify the larger enemy that now has more resources to do more things, to become more of a threat. Therefore, we're going to have to answer it, and that means we have to expand on the actions we're going to have to take. That's one way to look at it, that that's being intentionally done. What are your thoughts on that, BPTE.
Do you think about it that way, like, maybe this is the intentional building of the enemy. Some of it might be legitimate, some of it could be bs. Some of it just like in any time where we see an enemy built up. As you well know, some of the propaganda, even during World War Two was inaccurate. It was built up crap to change
people's sentiments. Even though I'm not saying that we have an argument about should we have gone to war in WW two, But maybe some of that stuff was even fabricated to amp up to increase the support that would be willingly given for doing what engaging in war? Is it possible that this is part of just part of, by the way, a build up so that there is a valid enemy, a valid target, you know, is that apostle?
I don't think we need to build You know, the funny thing, we've got a weird relationship with Iran. You know, we were back in because of the hostage situation when Carter was in office and the group that overthrew the Shah took our hostages, held them until the next election, and then you know, regular work to deal where they wouldn't give him back to after the election to make him look that much stronger policy wise, and we get him
back, and then a few years later we got Oliver North over there doing deals with the Iranian selling them weapons so that we can fund something going on in Central America and South America. Now all of a sudden, you know they're our enemy again. Well it's you know, make up your mind. You've had an opportunity. They have been funding We've been hearing that they've been
funding terrorism for the past thirty years. Why let it get to this point if it's been that much of an issue and we're willing to drone strike anything, you know, drop a couple of strones on some a couple of Mulla's houses and see how quick things turn around. But we keep telling people that that's the problem, but then the public doesn't see us doing anything about taking out the problem. It's like, you know, it's like treating an illness.
You can treat the symptoms all you want, but until you go after the illness itself it's causing the symptoms, you're not going to get rid of it. And it's a failed policy that we've had. I don't think they have to spend time building up a boogeyman. Iran's been a boogeyman since the eighties. So you know, there's really no point in building it up if we just want to perpetually fund war. You know you mentioned Ukraine. How long has Syria been going on? You know that civil war is still raging
today. We don't hear anything about it unless something drastic happens. Well, see, now we were supposed to steps outside of that field any more boogeymen. But that's the thing. Unless you have a significant threat, you have no justification for going and taking action against a threat. Right, maybe there wasn't a big enough threat. I'm just I'm asking the question. I'm not even saying that that's what's happening, but it just seems to me like the
only logical reason for allowing certain things to build up. It's it's just very much like the problem we have at the border. I feel as though that could have been solved. That could have been solved decades ago. It could have been solved over and over again, and nobody solves it for a reason. It's there for a reason. It does what it does for a reason.
And I'm not saying I necessarily have the entire game plan in my hand, but it just seems to me as though, if you really want to cut certain things off, there's ways of doing it, and I don't see those. What was a Gerald Madler today made the comment, yeah, you know, we need immigrants to do menial tasks. Well like a yeah, like that thing I brought up paper, that's what they want about the disaster
relief. Right, These guys are sitting there complaining they don't have enough guys to go back in right and do stuff like, you know, nail up the boards and clean up like you know, when you got storefronts that are shattered. They don't have repair guys to come in and even clean up after big storms like they used to a lot of them were cut down. Oops.
Magically they realize that it's because they have everify in Florida now, and that means if you've got employees, like I said, I think it's over twenty or something, you have to everify them that they are, you know, legit to work in this country. So you got to make sure that they got their green card or they've got you know, citizenship or something like that. And if you don't, they can't go to work, they can't get a check cut for them. So guess what, there's less guys available.
Oops. Yeah, no kidding. Well, now I'm gonna be honest. I'm gonna be honest with you. In the construction industry, looking for labor has been tight for the past couple of years, or it's been tight since COVID because people don't have to go to work. Now they can, you know, claim perpetual COVID and sit home and get their bennies. But I'll be honest with you. You look at any finishing crew for concrete, you look at any paving crew, you look at any framing crew for a
house contractor they're all immigrants. I see it every day I'm in the construction industry. You can't swing a dead cat for hitting an immigrant. Not a lot of times they don't have the paperwork. They have paperwork, but not legit paperwork. So the Everify thing, until we make it mandatory that they start using it for everybody, you're not going to crack down on the problem. See that was one of the fixes we came up with a few years
ago. Oh yeah, we'll come up with this Everify system and everybody can put their paperwork in there and you can check your employees. But we're not mandating that they use it, So what's the point. It's just another fix that wasn't a fix. But you can tell the voting public, oh well I've got this policy in place. Well yeah, but if you don't make people use it, or you don't start finding people for iron illegals, it
doesn't do a damn bit of good. Yeah, but what happened is Okay, like in New Jersey, when they started to make it mandatory, they started using it on businesses, and a lot of those business You should have seen the mass migration out of businesses in New Jersey that happened when they made it like mandatory, you know, for you to do this right in Jersey, it was like restaurants all of a sudden, people just decided, yeah, I think I'm quitting, okay, convenience stores, all these different places
people just left because they didn't have stuff that could be electronically verified. Sure, some of them had paperwork, Like you said, it just wasn't legit, you know what I mean. It was the kind of thing that if you just glance at it, Okay, fine, you got your papers. Well i'll give you an example. This is something that the federal government makes us do and we have a new caller just real quickly got dumped on us.
We have a new caller. So I'm gonna I'm gonna go round to Jimmy James real fast when when you're done talking, and get to the new caller right after Jimmy. So, but go ahead, you're saying about to quick. But this is something we're required to do. We have to verify salaries for all subcontractors on this job because Federal highway money is going into this construction. So every quarter we have to go around hand out these sheets.
They're written in English. We have a version in Spanish that we have to give the subcontractors for them to list their information, how much they're being told that they're being paid. You know, how they receive their money. Do they get a direct deposit or cash or check? All these questions and then we have to turn them in in case we get audited, to show that we're verifying that the worker is getting what the contractor is telling the government that
they're being paid. So that nobody can say, hey, we're paying our guys twenty bucks an hour, they're only paying them ten and keeping ten. It's forced upon us to have to do it because federal highway money is involved. You would be surprised how many of these these people aren't listed. Yes, they cannot listed on the certified payroll provided by the people who's supposed to be employing them. Well, how the hell did they end up on a job? Well, I can tell you how they ended up on a job.
You get one set of legitimate paperwork, you put two guys to work, so one guy. The agreement is we'll pay in cash, but we're gonna split the envelopes. You guys are a pair, see what I mean, And therefore you only got one guy that shows up on the paperwork when you got two pairs of hands. That's how they do that. Okay,
but it's just but at least there's But that's the thing. The second you put this stuff in, what you're gonna find is serious labor shortages in certain places because a lot of these labor positions are filled by people that don't have all their paperwork, or their paperwork's not in order, or maybe there's supposed to be here as a student and they're working and they don't have working papers,
but they have student papers. All this kind of crap, right, and that person making that wage is probably making less than if it had to go out on the open market, and you feel those jobs, it creates a cheap labor situation for the employers, and Republicans love that. They love cheap labor if I can get my long cut for thirty five dollars less a week. Because we're paying immigrants as opposed to paying people who are legitimate under
the working class out there doesn't understand that depresses their wages. If we put it on the open market and they had to bid for workers to go out there and do those jobs, and they didn't have the steady supply of labor coming in, you would see basic wages on construction sites go up, which is a good thing to a point, goes up to the point that suddenly got inflation kicking in. That's another thing they've been pulling the wool over our
eyes on damning flight or. Inflation rose last month higher than anybody ever expected. So this crap about telling you it's going down is bull. Yeah, they're tell anyway. They're telling you. Until you take away that pool of cheap labor, you're going to be depressing wages. You're gonna be suppressing benefits for all the people that are out there the legitimately are trying to go out
there and pay the bills. But it's another example of where we come up with these policies and these rules and these regulations and these processes, and that we don't follow them right and we wonder why they don't work. So we lost the wireless caller that was a new caller, but we still have Jimmy James on the line. So I'll bring Jimmy on, but call back in. I think you were at the I forget the area code, but it started with a seven seven and you were a wireless caller on my list.
You're gone now. I was trying to get back around to you didn't get there, So call back in anyway, Jimmy James. I believe we got you back on the lines there. Yes, indeed, so I figured you recently here. Yeah, go ahead. What occurred to me the other day I was thinking about it and I was trying to figure out Vice Chairman Joe's fixation with black women hiring them for every position and whatnot, and then it
occurred to me. Well, first it confused because of course he was a well known, known segregationist in his senatorial career there used to jerk off the hand and victories then and all that. But anyways, it occurred to me. I figured it out. I forgot how old he is. He probably grew up with the mami. I get it. Really. I heard he did quit. Yeah, I heard that his mamby didn't quit breastfeeding him until he was like seventeen. No, it all makes sense to me. Okay,
See, I'm thinking to myself. You know, usually when we got video of him sniffing hair, I think it's usually white and Hispanic women. Uh so I don't think he likes to smell of black hair, uh, you know, because he's all about that hair sniffing thing. But didn't think of that one. Jimmy, that's that's that's uh, that's news to me. You got any thoughts on that VP and anything anything lying touching that one? Okay, fair enough, so Jimmy, go ahead, anything else,
Vice Chairman Joe like that. It just occurred to me. I mean, you know, the man, his age, he grew up what eighteen nineties, wasn't mammy mammy? And as like what is with the gay and now it all makes sense to me, I mean, does he even know where the hell he is anymore? I mean, seriously, I'm looking at him, going, I don't even know if this guy knows what he's supposed to
be in charge of. I know, he made a supposedly a strong statement what this week, supposedly kind of you know, made a bunch of remarks about Trump finally somewhere, and like people were like, oh, look at the strong statement from Joe Biden, and I'm going, strong statement, But where is strength in anything he says or does. I'm seeing the old guy you know he used to. Is he sitting on a porch somewhere that you stop by, you sit down with him every once in a while, just
because you feel bad because he's usually talking to himself. And you go over there and you sit there and you listen to him for a little while and see if he needs a drink or something. You know what I'm saying, saying, you don't want the guy to dehydrate on his porch and keel over, So you go over and you just, you know, you kind of give a little respect to your elders. I'm thinking, but the people to keep wheeling him out onto a stage. I don't even know if he knows
where he is. You know. I just well, whoever's setting up those rallies should really reconsider the atmosphere. It's very hitaristic. But anyways, the saddest part was the end when doctor Jill held his hand and walked him off stage. Again. I just kept picking and it just pray would a bit better if it have been a mammy. I don't know what to say in response to that at all. I just he does. I don't want to touch that with a head foot pool. That's funny. I don't know what
to say, but it is noticeable. You're right, it is noticeable that he keeps having this thing about putting black women in different positions. He likes doing that, you know. And I'm not trying to even be sallacious about my comment there. I'm saying he gives them jobs. He gives them work, that's for sure. All over the place. Looks like to me, you know, he does he does. Whereas Trump, I mean, he used to date a lot of black ladies. Whereas mister Biden I think he
has some sort of mother complex. See I don't remember Trump ever dating black ladies. Where are you getting that from because I never remember that. I always remember the very much. Oh yeah, during his playboy years of the seventies and eighties, Oh yes, he betted many a black lady, plenty of pictures. Really common. I don't know how common that is, because again I lived in the New York area where he was definitely a fascination,
a fixation in the New York media. And I don't recall him being photographed with a lot of black women ever. I remember a lot, a lot of blonds. I remember a lot of Slavic looking women. I remember a lot of Russian and Nordic looking women, for sure, of that kind of European woman. I saw a lot of and a lot of the not so natural blonds, definitely all over the place. He was definitely like the blonde
hair. I don't remember black ladies really, I don't remember him being photographed with him or you know, were the gossip columns which used to follow him around. I don't know if people know that, but very big gossip industry in New York, even on the page sixes and stuff like that. It's hard to call guy Hitler and MAPSI all the time. If you bring in intervenient facts like this whole family's Jewish. He did his back a black ladies
plenty. He's not racist. Just interviewed his whole family. His whole family's not Jewish. Just what his daughter married a Jewish guy, and uh, I don't think he's you know, he converted, she converted to Orthodox jew His grandkids are all Jewish. I believe us son knocked up and married a Jewish lady, so they're all Jewish. Yeah, they're all Jewish. I was in the goofy one that he had with the Maples woman. You mean Eric or are you talking about You're not talking about Baron the young kid.
You're talking about Eric, right, I'm talking about Uh, Donald Trump and Marla Maples gave birth to a daughter that Tiffany. He hasn't seen Tiffany. Yeah, yeah, But I'm just saying, as far as I know, uh, only uh, what Ivanka is is Jewish. Basically she converted to Mary Jared. But and again I don't recall him ever being photographed all that much with black women. Matter of fact, I remember after Marlon Maple's divorce, he dated a biracial lady for a couple of years. Hmm, I
don't know. I don't recall that. I remember it was. I remember it was kind of a big deal when he got photographed with Robin Quivers from Howard Stern Show. It was kind of a big deal because he had not often been photographed with black women. Uh and he wasn't dating her at the time as far as I know, but but he was seen with her because you know, they started to socialize a bit. At one point he was socializing with Howard Cetern, you know, Donald Trump, not just showing up
on the show. They had socialized is a bit. I don't know if either one of them talks about that anymore, because you know, but anyway, it is what it is. Every once in a while the tape comes out from him on the Howard Stern Show, you know, years ago, saying crazy stuff. But uh but I do remember that side good no on Trump, damn it. It's just that's about Trump in New York. I had to ask you, Oh, yeah, that's true. I heard Corbet's say. Well, so he says that Donald Trump's dad was in the Ku
Klux Klan. Chuck, I had no idea that Clinton's New York City. He had a chapter to the Ku Klux Klan. Is this common ordered? Oh no, there was clan in New York City. But I don't believe for a second that that Trump's dad was part of it. No, no, no, I feel comfortable s with nobody who's been looking that there has never been a chapter of the planning in New York City coming in this chapter.
Well, no, Jimmy, there there look there there have been plenty of white nationalist groups that have had headquarters in New York and New Jersey. It's not as common as it is in some other places, you know, like Idaho and whatnot, But but it is. But they do exist there. It's not like they don't exist. They're just not very large. And as far as I know, you know, Papa Trump, there was never
part of any of that. Uh, those people were outed constantly in New York when when they did there, it was I mean, it's just weird. It is very bad. From that. That's that Nixon on his back. Yeah, I have I have no idea where he would come up with that that that that that just sounds completely made up. I mean, are you sure it wasn't a joke of some kind, an attempt at a joke.
No, he's the thing about cor Bear. I can't listen to him no more because he's implemented Marxist So his whole philosophy is overthrow my government. So when he talks about people like Steve Banning and it makes up these out man just playing, how can I believe it? Well, Bannon actually has an a good interviewer. Yeah, let me just be clear which guy are we talking about here? Exactly? Because you're saying Corbet and I'm thinking to myself, which which one of talking about? Bad my bad? I kept
saying for Bear, my bad Na? What's that pi? He's living on Florida, Last and cool opera man. Opperman, Oh, oh, okay, okay, you're saying Corbert, and I'm going Corbert. Who are we talking about? An Opperman says that Trump Trump? Wow? Well no, no, I that's bizarre. Ed said that chef I've spent for years.
Dude, Send me a link to the podcast where he says that, because I I have not heard this, and I want to hear what it is where he's getting that from, because that's a fairly outrageous claim that I gotta say. I would have to disagree with him. I would think even though you know, Fred is definitely not racially sensitive and definitely did not love black
people for sure. You know, with the whole getting busted for don't rent to the colors, right, uh, stuff with his with his friend properties and all that, to make a claim that he's part of the klan is a little bit much, so, you know. And look, if you want to talk about Steve Bannon, Bannon's been involved in some crazy stuff that people don't want to touch. Not even the liberal media will go after some of the real stuff that Steve Bannon is at associates, you know. Yeah,
now, how can I believe this? Opperman says that Bannon has a house locked up with the Pandillacs and these making porn movies and smoking the math and there. Well, can I possibly take that seriously? Well, he had associates, he was with people, he was closely associated with people that did that. I don't know that Steve Bannon ever smoked meth or did porno movies or whatever. I've never seen him, but I will say that he did have, you know, friends that were part of his organization at certain
points that indeed, we're doing stuff like that. But again, look, I wouldn't make the direct allegation without proof, you know what I mean, there is accessible proof out there to show that some of the people that were directly involved in his in his media organization were also involved in stuff like that, you know, like like drop houses with with with meth and all that, and also filling filming porno and uh selling it on the internet and this
kind of stuff like that. Stuff you can trace yourself. You can find it. Uh, these were guys working with him directly at that. Good god, what was that not the big man he thinks he needs to shoot de rated porn movies and checks this one of the guys he was working with there at what at his media outlet was doing that. Yes, there's a lot of money in porn, Jimmy, It's not something that you make no money on. There's a lot of money in that. So people who knew
them banning or work for them to see why would you report there? I Meanwhile, there's a huge back to co grade in the Whitehouse were coked because yeah, well there you go that. But but that got reported. But there's a lot of weird stuff with some of the guys that he was associated to, and Roger Stone too. Roger Stone's been around some odd characters over the years that were involved in this kind of stuff as well. Look, there's a lot of underbelly of things, man, But I wouldn't say that
Bannon was directly involved with it himself. It's just that some of his people were doing stuff like that. Yeah. Uh, And and I know that Ed reported on that. But uh, but this whole thing about Fred Trumpy and part of the Klan, I've never heard that before. And I would dispute that heavily because pretty much the people in New York were outed that that were parts of those organizations, any of those white supremacist organizations in the eighties,
nineties, two thousands, u seventies, I believe as well. Uh, those people were all have all been publicly outed pretty much, and uh yeah, that did not go well. I mean, these are small organizations in New York and New Jersey, and the Klan did have you know when when they did that seizure of all the Clan's properties. Uh, there was stuff that was liquidated in New York. They owned some property, but they
didn't have a big presence there at the time. You know, I mean, what are you gonna what are you gonna do as a clan member in New York. For God's sake, I don't even know, but I have never ever heard of anywhere near it. Yeah, I'd like to see those than that their regalia and go march and around Harlem and one that. Yeah, that would really fly. No, but but there were active clan members, like you know in the Newark riots. There were active clan members that
participated in the Newark riots that happened. And there's there's that the files Newark against the Jews. No and Newark be more specieific. They only have a race right of ten years. Yeah, I am being specific Newark, New Jersey, New Wark, n E W A r K, Newark, New Jersey. That that's what I'm talking about. The riots and uh no as in which uh No, which riot? There's been hundreds of Yeah, the ones in Newark are pretty much there. There's three days of them that are
pretty significant, that were widespread. I'm saying that there were clan members involved in that. But but anyway, that's that you can nail down pretty easily. That's what's sixty eight sixty seven in there. Uh But New York nom
Donald Trump's dad would have been a young man when like the bones. Yeah, but the point is that if he was ever part of the membership of any of those organizations that stuff, would it came No, there's no way, there is no way that they kept that because the FBI had all those names too, and I to my knowledge, Fred Trump's name never came up
in any of those FBI files related to the Klan. You can go through whole collections on that and and find a lot of famous people, a lot of politicians, mostly Democrats, tied to the Klan in the twentieth century, and the FBI had extensive files on a lot of it. There's there's a good collection of them. There's a guy on eBay sells a whole collection of them on one disc and you can just go through and you can find out about a lot of the famous Like there's an index in there. You can
search famous names. I guarantee you that Trump is not in there, nor would I think he would be. I mean, do I think Fred Trump was probably a racist? Well again, you know, based on that thing that they did where they charged him with the unfair housing and all that. Yeah, it seems like, you know, he didn't want to rent to colored people, right, put the C on the form for colored. So was he a bit racist? Probably? But was he part of the Klan?
No? You know what I'm saying that there is a difference, wouldn't you agree, Well, i'd see, I'd say there's a big difference between being saved, for instance, prejudiced racists an outright lunatic plan level Well, sure, and you know, and the other problem is, of course, a whole lot of you know, we're still not allowed to know all of the embedded assets the FBI had with the clan at various points, right, still not allowed to know that, and we'll never see the files from the
Unamerican Activities Committee or anything. So you know, good luck on that, and good luck on whatever jag or Hoover got rid of, you know, or his people got rid of actually after he died. But either way, we still don't have the names of assets of people that I'm sure have been dead for thirty years at least by now that you know, we're supposedly parts
of these clan groups weren't supposed to be committing violence. But you know, tam, well, we're probably the people behind half of the violence that took place anyway, well, we know, we know that what like, it's just a well, half the plan and half of the Communist Party USA was that the height informants and agents and everyone to it as a common knowledge.
Oh yeah, yeah, No, whenever you see Nazi clan, communist, any of these extremists, anythings on the left or right, allegedly guaranteed at their height they were loaded with federal agents, just like you said about that thing in Michigan. Or maybe it was BP brought it up. I forget which one of you brought it up, but either way, I mean, it's like the the agents outnumbered the damn legitimate you know, militia members.
Right. It is just the way of the world. So anyway brings us back around to your original point you made on your poem, doesn't it. So with that in mind, we're getting toward the end of the show, Jimmy and Uh. I appreciate that you called in. I'm sorry whoever it was that was on hold and decided to go away and not come back, but I want to kind of give you a last word and get around advance, and of course, if anybody else drops in in the meantime, while
I'm closing out the show, I'll let you in as well. Three one nine, five, two seven, five zero one six got to get VP the last word as well. But I'm thinking this will all take us probably about twenty good minutes, and then I'll move on to doing a little DJ set here on ochelli dot com. So what what's your final thought for the week, Jimmy, Well, I guess I would have say I don't have anything all that important to say, so I'll just switch to everyone happy Friar's
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So let's get it out in your hands, give it to you. The first ten years of the Ocelli Effect, I'll send them out over the course of this year, and you'll have it all, and who knows, maybe toward the end of the year, I can make enough room in the archive to send you twenty twenty four as well and give you eleven years of the Chelli effects and the stuff I produce. So anyway, with that, we got to go to vance and then I'll let Ppete have the final word
of the broadcast for the week here. So let's see advance where you're at, all right, I brought you back around. Hopefully you're not asleep, but I kind of want to get your closing thoughts for the week vance. Now. I'm not asleep, but yeah, that was great to be on the night. I hope I'm kicking back in my headphones, Am I coming
through a writer? Yeah? You're doing go ahead? All right? Well, and you know, obviously there's no telling what's going to happen in this next little time, you know, between now and the election or whatever. But the you know, we got to somehow figure out a way to change
the focus from all this militaristic solutions and stuff. And you know, it's been a problem for a long time, and you know, with without you know, taking a long hard look at it and trying to you know, address fundamental issues and just and of course that it can't start without you know, the admission that there is a fundamental problem with the structure of society.
I mean, for you know, the technology and everything was supposed to you know, free us, you know, to be live more free and happy lives and all that, and you know it's just the opposite of what's going on right now. And you know who does this technology? You know, uh, you know who has the right to control the technology and push the narratives and you know the way that they do, and and you know that's that's uh, something that they've woven into the system that just keeps it perpetuating.
So I don't know how to say it any you know simpler, I guess, but you know that that's what has to fundamentally change. So until we you know, have some type of you know, large public you know, outcry of you know, want not wanting to participate in this persistent system anymore than you know that is what it is. But you know that's one one straw at a time, I guess, absolutely true, and I do I do hope and pray that we can find peace in twenty twenty four.
But frankly, I don't feel very optimistic about it, and I wish I did. Uh. But anyway, thanks for calling in, Vance and everybody, go ahead and tune into Saturday Night Anarchy over there. I know you can find it easily on Twitter if you look at Tom Cooper's account, Uh, and there's a couple other places. I think if you just search on Twitter for TNP you'll be able to find it live at eight pm Eastern Tomorrow night, Saturday Saturday. Hey, Uh, they're on the Twitter X platform.
So there you go, Vance man Archy himself, b Pete your final word for the week, and it's all you Man. I'm gonna close it out right after you drop your your knowledge, your wisdom, whatever it is you choose. Well, first off, like to say Jimmy and Harlan and
Vance for calling in and making another successful Friday night talk. Other than that, people go out there and support your food banks, check on your neighbors, get ready for this political season that kicks off on Monday in Iowa, and uh, you know, be prepared for a long, relenting year of politics. So other than that, you know, do what you gotta do to make your paper and you know, try to hang in there. I
don't know about this one being a peaceful year. I have a feeling that things are set in place to keep the old war machine running here for quite some time. I hate, but I don't know that we'll ever have world peace in my time. We have to wait and see. But other than that, looking forward to next week, everybody call in, get the word out there did Friday nights. We're hanging out. We're ready for the discussions. Other than that, I'm gonna turn it back over to you, Chuck.
There you go. So unless I'm sick or the Internet God's prevent it, we will be back next Friday with the call in show, and hopefully next week's shows will go off without a hitch. Meanwhile, no matter who you are, where you are, when you are, not only do I appreciate your support you listening, but I want you to know that I am merely O'Kelly, and all of you are indeed the effect. Good night, h M. This is James Corden at Corner Report dot com and you're listening
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