The Ochelli Effect 3-9-2024 Open Mic

The o Chili Effect is sponsored by Wallstreet, Windows dot com and listeners like you Now and Now Aggravated and Media Tall six minutes late epping, wasn't you? It was something a little glitch there in the playback. But anyway, here we are Friars Day Night and we're live. This is the O'Kelly effect, and it is March eighth, twenty twenty four, allegedly according to that thing we call a calendar. So yeah, welcome to it. Anyway,

it's been a very weird week around here. Sorry about the limited amount of podcasts once again, but you know, I was doing a lot of behind the scenes work again and people asked me to hold back the uh oh the zipholders for a little while, but I didn't want to wait more than a week into the month because you know, it'll get me behind on people getting

this massive amount of archive shows. So yeah, I sent out I think four folders yesterday to everybody, so you know, I'm not going more than a week deep into the next month, no way, because again that'll get me far behind. So if you're signed up at ochelly dot com and you are a regular supporter and you signaled to me, you want to get the archive shows you're getting them. Think seven folders so far, pretty deep lot of stuff on the Google drive. Anyways, here we are on a Friday

night, and we're not gonna talk about that. We're not gonna talk about that. We could talk about the state of the Union, the state of the state, if you want. We could talk about whatever Biden had to say. Now here's the funny part. I haven't listened to it all yet. I looked at a little bit of highlights and just kind of threw up my hands. I mean, what are you gonna do? Of course, somebody's making faces. Of course there's always the analysis of who stood up and

this and that and the third thing? And why should I pay attention to what Biden is saying? Uh he can't, so why should I? I don't know. Maybe it's just me anyway, Maybe it's just you. Three one nine five two seven five zero one six three one nine five two seven five zero one six Tell me about it. Call into the show. You can be part of this Friday night and uh yeah, enter into the discussion

anything you want. We'll try and bring up some different things. I know, if you caught the podcast that I released I think early this morning. You know, I bet there's gonna be some odd reactions to that one. Uh, what are you gonna do? The world is weird. It's not

my fault that the news looks like that, but uh. Anyway, three one nine five two seven five zero one six, that's the number to call, or you can message me Charles Ottocelly on Skype and I will call you into the show anyway, b Pete right before air, and we only went to air about six minutes late. So doing really good for a Friday. Aaron Franz with the Age of Transition will be live after this by the bye. Uh. And to my knowledge, he might not be taking calls again

tonight, So I don't know. I guess I'll find out when I connected with him, but I think that's way it is. He's taken a pause from calls for like a month. So I hear he as a guest online, Bob. So anyway, that's happening at ten Eastern immediately after this show on ocelly dot com radio. Anyways, be beating my coast. How you doing this week? Man? Doing good? It's what I was telling you

earlier. It's just been a long week. I've been out of town at some certification exams and things like that, so it's really been a rough week and I'm just perusing over, you know, the intercept. The I guess publication is put together by Glenn Greenwald and some other people, and then Greenwald left. Well, apparently they've come across the big trove FBI documents that pretty much show they were pushing violence in the lead up to the election back in

twenty twenty. And they were even so worried that their informant in a group up in was at Wisconsin. Where was it they were trying to kidnap, Oh, that was Michigan if you're talking about the Yes, they were worried that their informant was going to be pretty much labeled the ring leader when that whole Fort Bars went down. It's pretty bad. I mean, it says here FBI documents recordings revealed that federal agents at times put Americans in danger as

the Whitmer plot metastasized. In one instance, the FBI knew that the Wolverine Watchmen militia members would enter the Michigan capital with firearms, and agents suspected that one might even have had a live hand grenade and didn't stop them. The

grenade turned out to be non functional. And then there was another time where police officers, local police officers in Michigan were about to confiscate the firearms from two of the FBI's targets who were on a terrorist watch lits because local law enforcement had gotten reports from citizens who saw these guys loading up their guns.

And it says the files also raised questions about whether the FBI pursued a larger secret effort to encourage political violence in the run up to the twenty twenty elections. Well right, yeah, well look, look, the intercept to me has become less and less reliable. Okay, I'm gonna be honest with you. But here's the funny part about what you're saying. We should have already known this. I mean, we were looking at thirteen plotters in the you

know, alleged Whitmer kidnapping situation, which was a keystone. Cops on on steroids over there. Nobody could get anything done, nobody knew how to get anything done. And why Well because the majority I mean literally like thirteen people, seven of them I think were Feds. Basically, you know, it's

like seven of them were Feds. What are you gonna do now? Were they encouraging violence or were they so you know, so saturated in the so much saturation in the infiltration right where you got so many guys going in from the policing agencies that now they become the majority of the people in the group. I suspect you just worded that. Wait a minute, you just worded that, or you should have said and oh, okay, hey, whatever you want. But what's funny to me is that I suspect this is what

happened with the Klan at a certain point. You know that, Like we still do not have accurate information to this day about infiltrations in the fifties and sixties, the FBI going into the Klan. I don't think you had a lot. I mean you had some infiltration of it. I mean that was

the whole Mississippi burning case. But I don't think you had that much infiltration of the Klan of the Klan by the FBI back then, because it's very close society and the plan at that time was made up of small groups scattered around and the locals knew who were locals. Ye Oka pretty much beat out a lot of that shit going on, So I really don't. I mean, yes, they had, they had people in it, but I don't

think they got as deep as people thought they did. But every time they tried to assemble these small groups and hook them into a national something or other, right, Like, I mean, it would not surprise me if one day everybody around David Duke turns out to be a fed you know what I mean, like everybody through that. Yeah, you know, well, I

mean look at it. They were doing this in twenty twenty, and I honestly believe and this is the funny thing we see where they're doing this at twenty twenty, and this is fact what this was during the BLM riots and things of that nature going on. Yeah, look to what we saw in January sixth, and we still, you know, we're finding stuff out now four years after the fact, three and a half years after the fact, and when this crap went on with the FPAT, I'm still saying, whoever

gets elected needs to go to the FBI and completely clean that place out. They are the biggest, the most probably they are the most corrupt government agency that has the biggest effect on average citizens other than the irs. Okay, fair enough, but I mean, let's get around to the whole subject here, since you want to bring up the BLM riots, as I've tried to state many times, and you notice there's no Antifa anymore. You notice there's

no Antifa anybody. Notice that. You know why they're not funding it anymore. Look the Antifa you saw on the street. Okay, there is a legitimate group of them. But then this other thing started to happen. And when you're so saturated with the infiltrated right, when you're so beyond that, after a while, you have to start asking, is this a group that is being you know, infiltrated or steered by? And you know where is the line being crossed as to where the group is either influenced or run by

people who are trying to investigate it instead. You know what I'm saying. In other words, it becomes so convoluted that you now have a completely illegitimate entity out there. And then they instantly disappear. And I'll tell you something. They did this across the board, from left to right, to center to crazy. It didn't matter the Communist party right, a whole bunch of

these different little communist groups. As soon as people stop doing the red scare thing and stopped sending in all sorts of people to try and infiltrate, you know, and there were independent groups trying to do this. There was government groups, There was you know, independent groups that had government money, et cetera, et cetera, all of this counter you know, counterintelligence stuff and sending people in on the domestic right, co intel pro everybody loves that phrase.

Look, you listen to it and you realize after a while it is not this organic organization that they're trying to get crack into. There's so many of them in there that at a certain point you got to ask is it the government agents creating the problem them? I mean literally you have to ask that question objectively. At what point does it become the thing that's being steered by the FBI, whether it's you know, the communist thing, the BLM

thing, whatever, the supposed patriot movement. I mean, I know that there was there was legitimate militia people and stuff, right, and there are the same thing after not eleven. I mean, you look at all these things that they were out there perpetrating on Middle Eastern individuals, and nine times out of ten to turn out was the FBI that had talked the guy into doing something and then provided them materials to do it with, and then they

try to bust them and they gets thrown out for entrapment. It was happening all the time. I just I can't believe that, with the investigative capabilities that we have in parts of the media, that it takes this long to find this stuff. And usually it's a whistleblower that lets a dump of documents go, you know, And here they are trying to put Julian Naissans in prison when it was his organization that provided the outlet for people to be able

to do this. If they get off people's backs, people that were making the effort to bring this crap to light, if they'd get off their backs and quick persecute, and then finally we could get some of this craft cleaned up and get rid of this damn corrupt FBI. I mean, I just can't believe that we're allowing them to continue another day with the crap that we've

heard just in the past two three years of what's going on. I can't believe people are standing for it well, but they have continuously and look, there is no media assets out there with the exception of you know, a very few independence and I do mean a very few independence who are not completely co opted, like I said in the intercept, is suspect to me. A lot of those people are former government people and they come out and they

say, look, we're the whistleblowers. I don't see. I always put myself in a bad spot with this, like I'm not one of these free massage people, because I don't think Assange was an independent actor. He was getting stuff from too many people who had information that was being put out there with a purpose. He was a useful idiot to me at at best. You know, and now again, as per usual, the government burns it's assets once it's done using them. This is what goes on. It's sort

of like, you know, the whole uh oh. You think he should be in jail for posting stuff that he posted. No, No, that's that's not my problem. Look, if he can't sort out what his agreements with the government are, that's his problem. I'm not even making a judgment about whether he should be in jail or not. What I'm saying is I don't think he's some sort of hero of free speech or whistleblowing like everybody thinks he is. You know, it's sort of like Snowden when Snowden came out.

Oh my god, look at the Snowden declarations. We knew all this stuff already. This was nothing new. He was useful asset, and I think maybe a Todge was another useful asset. But anyway, pay no attention to that because that gets into my paranoid conspiracy theory stuff. But the intercept is repeatedly blown the cover of people trying to maintain their anonymity, and they claim to want to protect whistleblowers, and that's why every time they bring out

information anymore, it's very suspect. So I mean, the intercept to me, I'm like, okay, look well, all I'm trying to get out of here is that you have the corporate media. You have a couple of independent actors out there who aren't just looking to push opinions, who might be doing some investigative journalism occasionally, and they are not as many as you think. And most of these names with these larger sites and all that are not

legit. I mean, I was looking back at the huge amount of stuff that used to be out there where there were independent journalists out there that were doing honest work about fifteen years ago, and I went back to every one of the old sites, like you know, like Blacklisted News and the anti

media and oh god, what was the other one? I was looking at Activist Post, a whole bunch of these websites where you had, you know, no political agenda, but people that were really looking to push you know, dark things into the light all across the board, and very little of that still exists. Very few of those people still out there trying to move

it along. Some of them have substacks today, but everything that's out there, you know, people think that the value and what they can produce is putting their opinion out there because their opinion is not being heard, and dah dah dah, and that's it, and it's it's just a ball of silliness, you know. I don't know, man, It's just gotten to a point where there is no such thing as a a real like revelatory journalist at

this point. There's no such thing as information coming out that the government doesn't want out there. They seem to be strategically dropping things. I mean, it's just it's a mess. Anyways, I know we got at least one caller. I'm gonna go look at the phone lines. Give you the numbers again. Three one nine, five, two seven, five, zero one six, three one nine, five, two seven, five zero one six that's the number to call. But you know, look, I don't know

why anybody should be surprised about this. Well, g was the FBI actually participating in the violence or whatever. Look across the board. If you have an organization that's getting noticed, like seriously, if you know the name of it and you're not personally attached to it, I can promise you this. There are FEDS that have infiltrated already and with an agenda. The corporate media is allowing you to know who they are. And like I said, with

the whole Antifa thing, why are they gone? Because they're not funding it federally anymore, you know, with their little off the books, off the shelf stuff, it just wasn't useful anymore. So notice, no more Antifa, no more T shirts, no more demonstrations, no more nothing. Yeah, even though they're they're you know, the corporate media is still telling you that Donald Trump wants to bring fascism to America, so they should be out

there in force. He's winning. Nicki Haley just dropped out. Oh yeah, notice that. By the way, BPTE, did you did you take notice of that this week? No more Nicki Haley in the race. Huh? Are you shocked notice of it? No? I'm not shocked. I mean I figured Supertos he was gonna knock her out because that was the supertoosy

the same day that we had our primary here. Although she did, I have to admit, you know, she did set a record as first woman to win a Republican primary, and even in the states that she lost, she's pulling, you know, thirties, thirties to forty percent, which is quite well considering how popular Trump is by defaults and with thirty to forty percent, she can't continue on. I guess you raised enough money. I mean,

does anybody know what the Hailey superpacks raised? Anybody know? I know they were spending a pretty good amount of money, but not that much because one time, I think before, like a month before Super Tuesday, Il Sewers he had like the head raised twenty six mel just the lad okay, BP, take take a break, Take a break on your VP, Take a break on your voice for a minute. See if you can mute up

because you're going robotic. Okay, you hear me. Yeah, take a little take a little break because your voice is breaking up all over the place. I'll take a call. Well, BP takes a break and uh, yep, let's see. Oh hey, looks like we got somebody that we didn't have last week, which I was a little surprised. Jimmy James, I think that's you and you're live man. How's it going this week? I'm doing pretty good here. Excellent that you guys are well. We were

talking about a few things trying to go ahead. E l M was infiltrate? Did according to you guys? Oh no, no, no, I didn't say that BLM was infiltrated. That that's that's a more complex issue. What I was saying is that most of these large operations, uh, whether it's the Whitmer kidnapping, which we started with the Whitmer kidnapping thing, the what did they call them again, the Wolverine Patriots, I forget what the hell the name of that group was supposed to be. Yeah, whatever they

were, they they were mainly fence. It seemed like every time they kicked over a rock. The majority of the people were federal informants, not legitimate members. And what I was saying is me not be Pete, But what I was saying is that you notice that Antifa has disappeared, right because they're no longer funding it, because it was basically just a false you know,

federal flag basically out there. Uh, even though there was a legitimate Antifa group, they ran with it. And the thing that you saw on TV, the people, you know, anarchists wearing uniforms and all this other stupidity was clearly a federal operation. And that's what the majority of this stuff is, is a federal operation to suck people in that think they're joining a group.

And by the time you look at it, the Intercept is published an article that b. Pete was focused on, stating that, you know, during the Whitmer kidnapping that it looks like, you know, maybe the FBI had a larger agenda in play regarding you know, actually promoting violence leading up to the twenty twenty selection. Right. So, and I'm like, well, what, yawn, big surprise, No surprise there, that's all news.

But Antifa and BOMs far as I know, they burnt down the whole damn country and none of them have been put in jail for more in a day. Well, here's the thing, so that would be a bit of a bit. Well yeah, okay, but they didn't really burn down half the country. That's the other thing, because there was plenty of places where nothing happened, and he made it look large. There was some damage that

went down, and I'm not saying that that was federally inspired. I'm not saying that that was in the cities where BLM lives in the daytime, their day jobs. Okay. And Antifa, well if you say so, boy, but Antifa disappeared. Antifa disappeared post money or BNC money, etc. Probably not DNC money. You don't need to get it that close to the DNC because there's other ways of funding it. But oh no, no, no, no, let's give credit where credit is due. Kamala Harris was

literally bailing these sons of bitches out of jail in twenty twenty. Really, he's complicity if you say so, I'm not even arguing with you. All I'm saying is that the BLM thing was was a more complex issue than these other ones. But Antifa disappearing completely for the past several years. Tells you something, doesn't it right, it's no longer being funded. Uh well, if you say so, well, maybe they got their little college payoffs and

they're busy doing their classes right now. Okay, is that what you say? They got their federals? All right? Okay, Well, if that's what you think they're doing, that's mine. But all I'm saying is that there's no evidence in public of them running any activities, is there? Okay, So it's gone, That's all I'm saying. And a whole bunch of these things. I'd say they're they're pretty uh act, maybe they don't. They're doing other things. There's always another crop. So what now they're hot,

they're calm themselves. Queers for her Moss. What's the difference, Chuck, it's the same group. Well, what's the difference. They're not making an impact at this point, okay, at all. They're going to make any of them pat They just had Joe Biden. It's completely doing a one eighty on a support for Israel in the hopes of getting one hundred thousand votes from dearborn Michigan to save as pathetic gas. Okay, if you think that works. I don't know. Look, it's not gonna matter because I don't

that's what mister Biden thinks. Why else do you think he's decided to build a port for hermas over there in guays It. Well, I can't always make sense of these political actions that seem to make no sense. So I have no clue as to what it is is going to work for Biden at this point, because I mean, you know, can you understand what he's talking about? Usually I can't. Which, by the way, did you listen to any of the State of the Union, Jimmy, Because I haven't

listened to the whole thing. I only caught some highlights. How about you. Yeah, I don't listen to that fool much. Okay, It's just exactly what I thought it would be. He attacked what at this point, seventy nine percent of the country that wants his ass out of there? Lug lug o Mega. Okay, well, mega, maga. This shouldn't be seventy nine percent of the country. I don't think, but whatever, Look, maybe it is at this point. I don't know. I give up

anymore. I mean, I mean say that Joe Biden is toold to be pressed and they want them out. Well, that's good news that almost eighty percent of the country realizes that he's debilitated by his whatever the hell's going on with him, that's good news. Whether they're maga or not, at least they realize that he's kind of useless. But is it going to matter? I mean, you know, have we never had a mentally debilitated president before? I think we have forth and once. I definitely I haven't seen no

one near as bad as Biden mentally or any other way. Well, I think they were able to hide things better. I mean we've had We've had presidents that were practically in comas and nobody knew about it, you know, for periods of time, stuff like that, because they didn't have the Conday. Yeah, even they were better than Biden. Even the presidents who were in comas. We're doing far far better than mister Biden. There you go.

Look, I'm not arguing with you. I'm just saying that I find it funny because I mean we've had a couple the points where, you know, what the first lady was going in there and interpreting what the president had to say and then issuing orders. Well, he's in what they thought might be a deathbed more than once that's happened. You know, well, does that now hunters the Biden whisper that Joe whispered? Don't you know that?

No? I did not know that? Does he really? Oh? Okay, Pop, Hey, doctor Jill, Pop wants you to get the remote. Really didn't you know that? No? I did not. No, he's the only dude that can understand him because he's a genius. He's the smartest guy. Joe knows well, I did not know that cocaine was an intellectual stimulant, but because it seems to me like most people that are high

on coke don't know what they're doing. But hey, you know again, when you can monetize your crackhead kid, I mean, what can I say? The rules have changed anyway. Look, I don't know. I don't know what that circumstance is at this point. But I mean, is anybody with a straight face gonna be able to select Joe Biden and say I feel good about putting that guy in charge of anything at this point? I mean serious, like, yeah, I don't know, Yes, why are they

supposedly do it four years ago? Oh? Go ahead, good, good question? B pete your back. Go ahead, man, it sounds like you're uh, you might have built some compression up so good, I want to hear what you have to say. Well, I mean, yeah, there are people that are going to vote for for for Biden and feel perfectly

content with it. That's what kills me. Even the Democrats. They just did a poll the other day that said seventy percent of Democrats don't want them to run because they think he's too old, but forty of those said that they would vote for him anyway, that it didn't matter. See. I don't understand that mentality. This is why I don't fit in I think anymore, because I can't look at it. Yeah, frats a bunch of delusional.

I'm telling you that Democratic Party is a plague on this earth. Well see now, to me, I don't name one name one period of time when the Democratic Party was the holy force in America. Check. Oh, I don't know. Look, I'm not even gonna tempt that one. But all I'm saying is that I cannot understand the mentality of somebody who could take seriously Joe Biden running a Thanksgiving dinner. Okay, you know, forget about the presidency. I wouldn't put him in charge of my Thanksgiving dinner. Okay,

no way, Grandpa cannot handle Thanksgiving. It's pretty simple, all right. On the other hand, the other front runner, to me, I don't know how it is anybody sees anything other than scumbag, privileged scumbag who's going to get away with everything, which, by the way, that's still on schedule. And you know, I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't get why this is the two choices. I don't get it. All the way around. None of it makes sense me. This

is why I don't get in with anybody. But anyway, go ahead, Well you admit, like Jay Leno did that, your problem with Trump is not political, it's personal. Uh No, it's not personal. It's it's all the way around everything about the Look if all you see is a guy who is a corrupt from before he takes an office, and then he goes into an office, do you expect him to change? Okay? No, but that's not a personal is that's not what time was he committed of before

he took office. Exactly what kind of skymic corruption did he do? Oh? Couldn't all find couldn't mind Meeah, convicted of you want you want to know what? He was convicted of nothing really except you know what, nothing outside of a violation of housing rules. And he was just part of the Trump thing with Fred Trump there, that was it. So nothing on his record there, Oh I forgot. It's all buddies anyway. Yeah, well letician and Fanny they all smoked. Ok after the the court cameras go away

and then go get their abortions. Well Trump doesn't smoke dope, but anybody I know that, but he Uh, it's just you know, how many times can you see a guy going to court and pay pennies on the dollar when he refuses to pay people? How many times are you going to see him, you know, burn workers refuse to pay his bills. Uh, you know, bankrupt businesses run him into the ground. And that's all public Okay, I don't care. So did all the Big three? So did

Allow People and New York. Yeah, I know, that's that's a beautiful thing. So screwing over every single worker that ever works for you if you can, and losing other people's money constantly and do getting loans afterwards. I mean, that's all good. I get it. That's fine because that's the way the system works. But that's part of the problem. Wait a minute, whose money did he lose? I'm confused. Did he have corporations that went under? I didn't know that. Yeah, tons of them. Whole

bunch of corporate entities went under. You kidding them? Yeah they did? Yes? Really? Yes? Trump Airlines now products yeah, which are corporate Yeah, and it's a corporate entity as well. See you take a look at the bankrupt corporate entity that was established too, and how many casinos went

bust in Atlantic City three? Everybody who I mean, let's let's look at let's look at some members of the same group he mentioned GM, State of New York, a city bank, any major bank that's listed anywhere on a stock exchange has anything to do with major finance in the country today has gone through this through either acquisition of banks that went under or broke. I mean, it's it's business. But Trump, you know, and I can see Jimmy James argument. You know, everybody complains, well, he's a he's

a ball, he's a crook, he's this, he's that. He's a rich, privileged TV personality that was able to get some mug time through his show, and from there he took it on the politics. You know, but his defenders all, he's on a politician, Well, yeah, he is. Anybody that runs for election what three times now is a politician. I am dan what you say. He's a politician. He just came from

a different line of politicians. Instead of being a scumback lawyer of working his way up straight out of school like what Biden, He's gone on to do different things before he decided to get into the political realm. My problem with Trump is Trump is just a typical politician. You look at what he did when he first got in. You know, he signed a budget that he swore up and down he'd never do, but said, I have to do it for the good of the country. You know, we're being to shutdown.

He's just another politician to found another way through the door. And that's the problem that a lot of people have with him. And that's why I don't care for Trump. It looks like we're just going to be forced with him for another four years. So what do you do? You know, you just buy it a day at a time because nothing's changed. It's just

another politician in charge. Add another upper echelon businessman who gets away with murder while little people get stepped on over every single movie makes which is typical. And you did say, yes, the banks do this, the bigger businesses do this. That is the way of it. But b Pete, you

tried, You tried to do it. Go ahead, run a business, run any size business you want, and see if you can get away with refusing to pay people, not paying your bills, stiffing everybody and then paying pennies on the dollar after they try to sue you and then don't even pay you lawyers. Good, what's your tongue moted? Called Chapter eleven? Bankruptcy happens every damn day? Yeah, well, and yeah, and and and right? And who survives it best? And who still keeps getting loans?

Jimmy James, If you file Chapter eleven, when would be your next big loan you'd get for anything? Tell me about it? Well, as soon as I applied. Because one's a business loan and one's a personal loan. Uh, they aren't the same damn thing. Uh huh. Well, I'll tell you what. You try to run a corporate entity where you're the only holder or your family's the only holder of the corporate entity, run it into the ground and then try and get a personal loan afterwards. Too good,

good, let me know how it works. No one knows who ows LLCs. That's why buying twenty six of them. Remember, Oh, of course, so you do, I mean file bank perruptsy under this, you know. You think about it though. Look at the government in the way that they have changed things. What are the two things that are now not eligibly charged off on a loan? One taxes two student loans? Why? Because the government's holding the student loan chip. So you know we're going to get

our money, you know, So think about the process. Even the government rigs it against you and try to claim bankruptcy. Mom and pop that can't afford the operation on their kid because it can't afford to use their insurance because of this great, wonderful healthcare system we have mandated on us by this corrupt government now has to claim bankruptcy. They're allowed the privilege just like everybody else. The thing is, they couldn't ride off and sell items to put a

couple of mill in the bank before they filed the bankruptcy. That's the problem with it, you know. You do. Running these corporations, you can ride off every damn thing you need for existence, from your toothpaste to your you know, your midnight snack. Somehow it's connected to the business. Run it into ground, and the business takes the hit for it. You go out form another LLC and keep on getting on. You know, ain't America great? But mom and pop over here they have to suffer the consequences of

the bankruptcy and can't get the loan for ten years. That's the problem, and that's the big difference. We get set up go against the little guy. Well, but the funny thing is even a lot of these little guys form LLC's to try and insulate themselves, and they dish everything off onto the LLC and then they still suffer personal consequences. It happens every times. Their personal consequences are a lot less. I mean, that's just that's why they

were set up. It was to protect these guys like Biden that had to go get twenty seven of them to perform the money laundering operation. You know, well differ by and sol sesus. They didn't produce anything, and any businesses Trump's had did, that's true. What was the bangs business and chuck, Oh, don't ask me that. I can't even figure that one out. Money laundering, I guess, you know, I guess I might as well describe a business for what it is. And I'm not objecting to that.

I understand that exactly you're you're describing that exactly correct. Yes, there's another privileged group of people that get to run these things in circles and then run them into the ground and walk away. But the average person will not, you know, you go to any of these independently owned convenience stores.

You're right, the average person won't. They suck for consequences when they're down here, you know, when they're just above the fifty percent line of people that actually pay taxes, but they're not making the top five percent with all these abilities to hide and ride off money and being subsidized by the same tax system that we're all having to pay into, so you know, they really take it harder. And you know, even when it comes down to somebody's

you know, bankruptcy, the government stacks the deck. We need to change all this shit. We need to get in there and get some people involved and start tearing this shit apart. And we start with the FBI and FED work our way down. But you go, okay, but b pete.

If you go to some independent convenience store, not one of the corporate branded ones, right, and you go ahead and run your card through, take a look at who charges your card, right, even though it says it's Sam's Groceries or something stupid, you'll find that it's you know, Happy Time Incorporated or whatever has charged you, right, some stupid corporate name. That's their LLC that's supposedly in control of that store, which could represent one family

or one owner or maybe a group of owners. You don't know, but either way it represents that. Now they think that that insulates them, and it doesn't. Not personally. There are two sets of rules, as per usual with selective enforcement. You erect these LLCs and then you put them under the umbrella of another corporation, and you've got two levels of insulation normally. Uh. But when it falls down, when the thing goes bust, then

you find out where you really stand. And people like the Bidens, people like the Trumps, people like the other privileged people. They can go bankrupt and still walk away with millions of dollars, no problem. But their creditors, their employees. They all get stiffed. That's the way it goes. And I'm not saying that that is unusual. I'm just saying that there's two sets of rules here, and if you try and do it, find out.

And yet City Bank was talking as they were pulled into court, Oh, pretend court in New York City there right, Uh he said he paid. Uh what Trump borrowed U Jesus must have been a lot of money. They said he paid back every cent over ten years. It paid a half billion dollars in interest, and they wanted to continue doing business with him. Yeah, of course that's the big thing. But that's because his loans are

guaranteed. See. The thing is, if you give somebody money and they lose it, and you have a backup guarantee that you're going to get it back, what's the difference. You know, it doesn't matter they get their money back, they shouldn't care. And that was actually literally Trump's lawyer's argument about that, where they were like, look, it was under fraudulent pretense, and they're like, yeah, but they got their money back. Yeah they did. Oh soks. No. That's one of the key things though.

The bank did not say it was done under fraudulent pretense. It was done under normal business pretenses. In that Trump made his proposals on what his properties were worth use this collateral. The bank looked at them, they put their own value on it, They decided on the interest rate, they did the loan, they made their money, everything was paid back on time, and they still wanted to do business with him. The important thing was is

they showed there was no fraud. They were not defrauded. They admitted it. We were not defrauded. We had our own people look at this and put their values on it. We decided to make the loan for this amount and these terms, and it was paid back, and we'd love to do it again. That's the important thing that I'm really not hearing people talk about. It's not that there was any fraud done. They proved that there was no fraud. It was normal business transactions that go on a thousand times a

day. Well see, I'm not going to say it doesn't go on a thousand times a day either. Tell you what, though, let's go ahead and take break number one and hopefully we'll get a couple of those in before the night is over. But love to hear from more of you guys out there three one nine, five two seven five zero one six, because we need to continue on and I don't know what am I gonna do anymore? Yeah, okay, you know what, I'll make everybody happy. Trump's a

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do you got to add in here before we continue? You go on with the conversation, cheap shot, before you walked out the door on break, you know, up shot, Trump's okay, everybody fine? Now, screw that. I've never said Trump was okay. Well, it was in the game. Bored him for a choice of president. I don't know how he feels about him, but you know, he is very critical of anybody that says anything against Trump. So but we'll let him speak for himself. But

you know, just take a chief shop like that. And then what is this? Kanye? What'd you say twenty twenty six? Yeah, Kanye for president in twenty twenty six? Why not exactly anything? Whatever you say, I'll just agree with. Listen, whatever rubs me the wrong way, I'm just going to agree with it. That's what I'm gonna do right now for the rest of the jow. How's that sound. Well, next topic, bring it up. Let's see what you agree with exactly? Good? I

hate boy? What is it that you What do you find that you can agree with today? I mean, other than Kanye in twenty twenty six, which seems like an off year, but uh, well we'll go from there. Yeah, but he's he's ye, so he could do it, you know, going for president, Chuck, let him be h what would you vote for today right now? If the election was tomorrow, who would you go cast your vote for? A Let's see what would be You could pick anybody in the world. H Seth MacFarlane. Okay, there you go.

That's the best answer I could get. I'm trying to go with the most ridiculous thing I could think of at this point. Why not, you know what, Kamala Sure, why not put her in there? Give her a shot. Somebody wheel Biden out there and let him just resign after you know, and and and let her let her have a shot for a couple of months. Let's go, let's see what happens. It'd be great entertainment all the way around. Hey, does anybody know who Trump is selected for vice

president? By the way, I don't think he's made a choice yet. Maybe he could get Kanye in there. No, they went that dance? What the last time he ran? Yeah, but that would be great. Huh. Yeah, put Trumpet a flaming anti semi in the same room. Yeah, that's that's what we need. Well, that'll take care of the problems in this country. Yeah, you don't have to put him in the same room, you know what, Just create like the Western White House for

Kanye. Put him over there on the left coast and let him ride with it. No, sure, because hey, good's go for it. Okay, Hey, look, so far only Jimmy James is called in, so I'm gonna have to put him back on. But I see, I'm not taking a cheap shot at anybody. No, I am just surrendering any principle I can think of, and just I'll support whatever. Why not, let's go. That's That's where I'm at. It's a serious question. And then come back to me because I'm so late on an answer. Who you seriously

would vote for if the election was tomorrow? There is in a serious there's no serious answer to that, because there's nobody seriously available on the ballot. You can write in somebody, Okay, well, if I could write in somebody that's alive, I don't know, you know what, I can't even think of who I would put in that position at this point, Who the hell would want that job that I would legitimately put in there? I don't

know. All I can think of is chaos. You know, people were talking about, Oh, let's see what happens if we put Oprah in there? Sure, why not somebody who has no clue how to do anything. Let's let's put somebody like that in there. How about this Chris Rock? He played the president in a movie years ago. Didn't he Chris Rock? Let him run it? That would be entertaining press conferences at least, I don't know. I would die, would think he's a little week for the

job. I want somebody to swing back when somebody takes a cheap swing at him, on him? What Oscar night? Okay? How about Dave Chappelleman, No, he ran, well, the guy ran after stage and he went to he went to hit this. Oh yeah, well yeah, his guys jumped all over that guy tried to stab him right well. In fact, he makes comment of that it is that's his last special. He made a comment about his bodyguard that he hired wearing dress shoes on stage, that

he was slided all over. He says that first lurch, you learned right, Travis. Then he made another comment about the gentleman wash. He said, you know, so they would have shot him, which I'd paid you to do. Travis luckily he didn't shoot him. It's funny. He just cracks on his own security over what happened. Yeah, no, that is true. Brings up the point that he said his bodyguard was standing there.

The guy had a gun and Travis is trying to jack around out of it and it won't rack, so he points it down and pulls the trigger and a knife blade came out. So Chappelle made the comment that it was a it was a gun that was uh portraying as a knife. He's they got him. The LGD could be for weeks after that. Yeah, well, I mean, after all, it was a Yeah, I mean it was. I have never heard of anybody attacking somebody with a fake gun that actually

is a knife that. That is the first time I've ever heard of that way to described. So true enough, But I mean I don't know who was it to jump on that guy. Though a bunch of guys did jump on that guy and beat him up. I know that. Oh who was it? He said, let me see if I find the bit on YouTube and I'll post it in your room. Yeah and do that. But yeah, you know what, let's let's ask Jimmy James if he could literally wipe away all of the people that are up for a selection now, and he

could answer somebody and he'll have a serious answer. I have no more serious answers. I give up. So I'm not gonna give any serious answers on this anymore. I surrender. Why should I be logical If the world is not going to work with me, they got to meet me halfway, and if they're not gonna screw them, I give up. So, you know, but maybe Jimmy's got an answer. He can do better than me. Jimmy, if you could wipe away all, you know, just you get

to control it. Who would you put up there? And who would you select for president this coming year? Who would you choose? Anybody you want? Uh? Donald Trump? Donald Trump? So you like half of what's being offered on the in the two party selection. Yeah, I would pick down a Trump because he knows what's up now, okay, and there's no

one else that has the knowledge that he has now going forward. Uh. Speaking of ridiculous things, I want some kind of name of this power system that's above the constitution, as you could it, and picks these people and runs the world extraordinary claims needs at least one piece of damn evidence. Well, tell me something. Most of the things that happen in the world, right, most of the things that happen in this country everything comports with the

Constitution? Or is there a whole lot of stuff going on it seems to be above it, outside of it and ignoring it. Is that true or is that false? Jimmy, just in your opinion, a whole lot of people ignoring the Constitution that get away with Is that what you said? And I'm supposed to only give a true or false, I'll say true, true, Yeah, there is a whole damn lot of them. Okay, And do you think that that's just Democrats that do that pretty much? And then

the other side doesn't. And that's the way it works. Is that all there is to it? I would say that there's about, for instance, twenty three senators that work with miss McConnell and work against Donald Trump pretty openly, and quite a large number of House members. I would say them, your precious Democrats are a real unit party. Why are they my precious Democrats? I don't I have no use for those people either, But why why why have you claim to have no use for either of them? And yet

you post ridiculous articles about Trump's dementia? Are you nuts? How aspectus can he get? I post fifteen things about Biden being demented and one article about Trump, and you're upset about that? Okay. My whole point is that it's two old guys that really shouldn't be running. But you know, again, doesn't matter what I say. I guess I should have thought of that before he was sending the swat teams in tomar Lago. That made it one

thousand percent necessary that Trump has to run. Okay, but of course it's all rid right seuck? Wait, I see it? Yeah bye? Okay, I by who well, you know, by whoever it is that that runs things. Man, I am not I'm not part of that situation. I am not even near it, so I can't even claim to be witnessed to it. You know what, what can I say? Well, then, how can you say that exists? Well, you got to think that

somebody's waning. We're just gonna make things up. Okay. Well, I think the major problem in this country is that Hunter grew wings that keeps flying around and farting and pooping on people. When are we gonna stop Hunter? Biden flying around. Is that what happened in those closed games, is that what happened in that closed door session, Is that what happened in that closed door session where he testified, is that what happened there? He was flying

around, a pooping. He was definitely bebopping and scatting in that room, I'm sure, and committing perjury from here to hell because he knows he's getting a pardon pretty quick and then pops, no doubt. Well we didn't see any of that, so I don't know. But okay, if you say so, I mean, I'm not even gonna argue with you. Sure, let's see privileged people running around doing cocaine and making a mess of things,

and yeah, it's a real privilege getting charged with ninety one selling. He meanwhile, Hunter gets a sweetheart deal which he didn't even get because the judge thought was so ridiculous. Come man, t here's of justice is right in your face and you won't even acknowledge it. Oh, I do acknowledge it. Where where didn't I acknowledge that? I always say that, of course, there's another part of the privileged group of people to get to walk away

with commit whatever crime you want. Do whatever sort of you know, deception you want, run any sort of illegitimate business you want, all right, except by deception all day long. And there are some people that are allowed to get away with it. And yeah, some of them are named Biden, that's for sure. Uh. And and there's probably associated I guarantee you there's hangers on, a whole bunch of people that benefit from the up restaurant

of that that we still haven't even seen. They're even better protected. They're insulated because we haven't seen the others that go along with the Bidens. I've only heard about the Biden family. You mean to tell me they don't have any other associates. That's not a very good criminal organization. They only if you only have the family there, that's no good. So, I mean there's got to be other hangers on. Where are they at, Jimmy,

I think they're they're silent partners are over in China. Okay, what do you think, deep? That's tough one. Now, the Bidens have associates with They've been in the hall of them in and out of Congress here getting testimony from them. It's just waiting to see when they're going to start presenting what we've they've heard, will start putting it together and get a case together.

Somebody take this pastard to court. Other than that, I mean, you know, the vice president at one time was running a money longer in operation, and then the minute that he leaves and suddenly gets shut in and wins the nomination and becomes president. I want to know how much money's still coming in. You know, it hasn't stopped. I mean, if that's the only way that they can survive is to get eleven million here and five million there and forty million here, something still has to go on. It

is, so you know, how where's where's the funds coming from? And how well have they hit it? Well? LB rightbj LBJ had bagman to pick up for that. Well, he was president pretty much so he didn't have to bother going down and meeting with people anymore. So I'm imagining there has to be that kind of thing in place. Hey, look, let's put Jimmy on hold real quick. Yeah, oh well, nah, don't do that. And the reason is, I got another caller, so let's

get him in. And your live wireless caller, it's not identifying who you are, but hey, what's going on? You know who it is going bris Oh hey, Harlan, what's up? Man? Kanye twenty twenty six, not identifying me anymore? I mean I don't as far as I know, I don't have this phone set to Buck Colin. I'm sorry. Nobody else's mansing it or whatever. All I can do is tell you what it tells me. Man. But anyway, yeah, Kanye twenty twenty six,

what do you say, man, I'll tell you. You know, if I really told you what I stout, you might not let me back on here anymore? Man? Hell would it? I mean matter? I mean, I just don't know. What can you say? Yeah? Good quay all the time? What are you? What are you gonna say? I mean, you know, I mean I hate a whole lot because this day

and time, you know, especially him. I mean, we don't care to, you know, go to messing with the whole entertainment industry, you know, getting on a drama fit and go to Collin Life the Jews and lose billions of dollars. He's showing to hell it and you don't care to track me down? So nice, you know, but I ain't heard about it again. But I will say this over a year ago, folks that we know that I like them all, And that's in the podcasting circles.

I was listening to a podcast and I'm like, I'm out walking around and I just go, I just busted good life. And this was back when he was pulling the gimmick, you know, wearing the T shirt saying you know, it's all right to be white and everything okay, and like they were so excited, and I'm like sitting there thinking, man, this ain't gonna last. You know, he's going to come off the handle. It's gonna be something. He wasn't a third or two. He was like,

oh, it's the Jews. It's the Jews. I'm like, okay, here we go, you know, but there it is. Did he now sufficiently or what's what's the Gammicks time? Oh no, I just threw the name in and threw a random year in there and said to hell with it. But look, let me ask you this a serious question that BPTE had. You know, look, if you could wipe away everybody and you wanted to see a legitimate candidate offer, or you could write somebody in, uh, you know, who would you pick? At this point? Not not

giving the choices they gave you. But I mean, just if you could just make it up yourself, who would you put up there for president and vote for? Who would you do? Tell me? Uh, I'm on say probably the and look, I know these folks's hands and their feet and the hooves ain't clean, but probably on the Republican side, if I could just pick one out of just anywhere, just going on what they've said,

are we talking about just anybody that's a Republican? Are we talking about somebody that we've seen here in the primaries here in the last year or so. Well, I think BP's rule is anybody you could choose, if you could put them on there and make them a choice and choose them, doesn't matter who it is, where they came from, anything, who would you pick? I'd probably pick. I'd just take a chance on Thomas Massy for you know, the president or Tim Birch today to one he is the local US

representative in my area. But you know, some combination of them, because everything considered, I'm not saying either one of them is perfect, but just what that they're saying, and if we're going but what you know, folks are saying, just like a lot of us, did you know with the chosen one in twenty sixteen, I picked them to right there, And if you really don't who either of those are, you can go search up some stuff that you know they've said here in the last couple of years. A

lot of folks shouldn't know who Thomas Massey is. That's who I take a chance with. There you go right on a Democrat side. If I was a Democrat, uh, you know, I would probably you know, at least get down into the middle the gen X generation. And if I was a Democrat, I was advising Democrats and say, look, you know the stuff you all want to do and everything you need to beg barri or plead and get Big Mike into the race. Big Mike. That's what I would

probably tell. Well, Jimmy, those who Big Mike is. I mean, I don't think Mike is as big as what everybody says you know she is, but I'd probably go with Big Mike and then just you could slang any Democrats you wanted to on there Big Mike. I'm sorry, R, I don't know who Big Mike is. Who's Big Mike? Oh that's Big Mike. Well, I got Jimmy on. Hold, but Big Mike Michelle Obama, Okay, you ain't heard that. I mean he's been under the

rock for the last five years. No, yea, well no, I thought Big Mike might be Killing Well, I thought Big Mike might be Killer Mike. Who is the guy from Atlanta you know that's always out there speaking and uh throwing around some political way Killer Mike, you know, uh, the the rap artist. Uh, that's who I thought you might have met. But I didn't know Big Mike heard him? Killer Mike? Yeah, No, he's he's actually pretty well known. I'm trying to think of what

group he was with, you know what? You know what group he was with BP Killer Mike. I mean I know he's not kill Pie. Yeah, Killer Mike. You don't know who Killer Mike is? Oh, it's ship that goes back aways. Well, he was just on. Look, he makes the rounds on political talk shows all the time. He's this this heavy dude. Who is you know he's he's definitely, I mean he's fat. What do you want? But you know what Charleston White is. I

like him. He's funny as he's like a black version of me. I mean, he say anything Harlan. Wow, a black version of Harlan. Let's let's think about that from that. If you don't move Charleston, if you don't move Charleston White is he? I mean, you know you need to look him uther. I mean, he's got some funny ship. He's all over ut and on them reels on Facebook. I think Kill debut with out Casts on their fourth album Stankonia. He's uh, he got arrested at

the Grammy's here. Yeah, I want to say, and then he was part of that group. But Run the Jewels or whatever, right, wasn't it called Run the Jewels or something like that later on? Yeah, run the Jewels. He's been with them since twenty thirteen. Yeah, there you go, Dungeon of the Purple Ribbon All Stars. Yeah, and he just won some Grammys. I mean, it's not like nobody knows who he is. I'm sure that. I mean, maybe less people know who he is

than I do. But uh, I remember when he without pass. That's why I said, you know, that was some time back. I was ten years ago. Yeah, at least right anyway, Harln. Hang on a second, we got another caller, and this is a number I don't recognize at all. So let's see who this is. You're live, and uh, maybe maybe you got to pick for who is it that you would put on the ballad and vote for? How about that in twenty twenty four?

Forget about who was available? He got a point there, you got something else you want to throw on the table, and mic is yours? Yes, I only like to support for President Rose Sam barn Okay, I accidentally clicked on Jimmy there, that's all right, But anyway, I mean, we already got your answer on this. But yeah, no, I guess Big Mike is is Michelle Obama. Have you ever heard Michelle Obama called Big Mike Jimmy? Yes, from a lot of people who claim that.

Right, people believe it because the fake Q crap said it. Okay, but here's here's the truth. If anyone cares about that. Dan Bogino was in the Secret Service that guarded those disgusting people, and after hearing them in their private conversations, she has assured the world that Michelle Obama will never run

for political office. She hates politics, she hated her husband being in politics, and she's not interested fair enough, So put you on hold and we're going to go back to that caller that I lost when I tried to click on Jimmy and up with Jimmy. Anyway, caller I don't recognize again on the line, and I'm not sure why I'm not recognizing most of my callers. But anyway, Mike is yours. What's on your mind? Hey? This is Danny from the West Coast. Hey, Danny, there you go.

Good? Yeah, good. I'm going to have a different perspective here. No fan of Biden, didn't really expect much, didn't vote for him, voted a different way. But I believe he's overperformed. I don't. I don't on the group is foreign policy, but domestic you take Carter Clinton Obama, He's been far better at the bare minimum. Okay. And also, as I'm going in my fourth generation, my fourth decade as a teamster, he's the first president that actually stood in a picket line. This is

interesting. Hang on, Danny, I'm gonna come back to you because I want to get to this other caller as well. And uh, I want I want nobody to touch that sentiment you just dropped for a minute. Let that roll around in your head, because I know this is going around now that Biden has overperformed and is actually doing a pretty good job, there are people out there saying that I don't get it. I mean, you know, that makes about as much sense to me as anything else that I've been

blurting out for fun tonight. But just me anyway, my opinion doesn't matter, yours does. So with that, let's see, I think I can get you on here advance. What do you got to add in? My brother? Oh, I don't know. I can't imagine anybody still believes in any of this stuff. You know that that's you're you're well aware of my

feelings on the mechanism called the U Representative Democracy Year. You know whatever the mantra you know is that people want to qualify it as But you know, to Jimmy's question earlier about who is it that picks and chooses and and all that, you know, the deep state is really pretty much out in the open. The majority of it. The United Nations, the Bank of International Settlements, the World Economic Forum. These are the corporate entities that passed down

the legislation that gets put in place. So you know, it doesn't really matter who you vote for. You know, people that want or don't want They're going to do what they want to do, and if you balk at it, they'll just slow down a little bit and push it down the road,

kick the can. And you know that's how this stuff works. Now, who is actually you know, the stockholders of the Bank of their National Settlements that controls China's economy and our economy and every major economy you know, through the manipulations of people like black Rock that I'm pretty sure Trump will Trump you know, was un charge when they came on board, and you know, so that it's just the you know, controlled demolition of our society according

to their plan. And you know, China is not the king pin. China is just the beneficiary of where you know, peers that they're taking their their next world order. So I'll stop there. Yeah, currently, currently they are the beneficiary. It's interesting though, because even with what you're describing, I bet you Jimmy would say, you're still talking about the middle management.

Who's actually in charge? There's the big question because you're talking about policies being implemented from the WEF and all this, okay, but who's in charge? That's always the ultimate question, I think, and an interesting one of that, So b Pete, I've got chaos loaded on these phone lines, because look, we know where Van stands. Okay, we're familiar with his sort of position. You got Harlan, you got Danny who was kind of on the left and definitely on the left coast. You have got Jimmy James.

I could mix this up all different ways and we could get various conversations going, what do you think we should do here? Well, definitely I want to hear Danny's explanation because I don't agree with him at all. I don't think Biden's been overperforming. Biden's been doing everything he can to dumb up

the works as quickly as possible. So between what we've got going on on the border and what the eleven million people we've had traps across in the past three years, the inflation, where he's just got his finger on the print button at the Federal Reserve, I'd really like to know how Biden is overperforming. When was the last time we had a cessation of the printing at the

Federal Reserve? By the way, hasn't it been like more than a decade now where it's just been continuous, like NonStop printing or is it my hit? Well, it's been NonStop printing. But when COVID hit, they put the thing on automatic. I mean they took their finger off the button. It's been running ever since. So I heard something. We're borrowing the trillion dollars. Oh god, was it? Was it? Every quarter we're borrowing

the trillion dollars. They just pay interest on debt that we've already run up, right, and we're still fed, right, and we're still going with the continuing resolutions to keep the government running, right, I mean, no matter what how they package it, it's always like, well we keep a run for another six months, four months? Good? Yeah? Serious? If I'll see the budget. The last budget that was passed was in the Clinton years. What does that tell you anyway? All right, So I

mean we went, we dropped. Then that's another point that Jimmy brought up about following the constitution. We have not passed the budget since the Clinton years. It's all been continuine resolution and that's why nothing ever gets cut. Well, we'll keep spending the same for the next three months, and then we'll do it again, and we'll keep it the same, And it's just a

rotating thing. It's like it's like Vance said, you know, it's just Phil kick the can down the road a little bit and then implement what it was you didn't want them to implement a year earlier. It's just automatically done. Now. Yeah, it's just system right, and it gets less attention because they already talked about this and then it just goes through anyway, you know. So there you go. Okay, Hey, I'm not disputing any

of it. I'm just sitting here trying to wrangle the whole thing, all right, Van, So I'm gonna put you on hold, and let's see. I guess we should bring Danny back on to see explain a little more about how Biden is overperforming, because I've seen this recently and I don't know what to make of it because you know, to me, it's like, well, you'd let me know when things actually change trajectory here, because as far as I can tell, economic everybody that was suffering is still suffering.

They keep telling me the jobs are doing better, the economy is doing better. I don't see anybody's life improving. Maybe it's just me and what I got my eyes on, but yeah, I see nothing improving at the very least. You got to say that. And are we getting you know, clear missions. Are we accomplishing things foreign policy wise? No, we're not. We have all sorts of a mess going on. Is the Congress working better? No? Okay? Is a budget being passed? No? Okay?

What is actually happening here? And yet there are people that by design believe that things have improved. And I've seen this before. They just declare things have improved, the economy's better, even though it's not. I sentimentality over a substance. Constantly, that's what I see. But again, I'm not attacking what Danny said. I want to know why he thinks that Biden is overperforming. So I'm gonna put him back on and probably piss off everybody

is on hold. But I want to try and get back around to everybody before we're done here at ten o'clock. So let's see before you I already yeah, right, nine thirty, I actually don't. I don't need to worry about that now, so we're going to go straight to ten o'clock. Anyways, Yeah, I had a little thing I had to do at nine thirty, but now I don't, So we're going to just try and run this straight through. Danny, I think I clicked you back down. That's

you right, yes, okay, so Danny, thank you. Explain to me again or or help me understand this overperformance of Biden. What has improved overperformed? Is he better than Carter? Well, you know, I don't know. I don't know how to classify that. I mean Carter. Carter tried to run the Yeah, go ahead. I'm sorry, No, no, I want you to go go ahead. Carter tried to run this. He tried to run the United States like a like a small, like a

meeting sized state. Clinton was probably the best Republican president we ever had, even though it was a Democrat. He was from a right to York state Barack Obama. Other than being civil rights in the environment, his policies were the same exactly as Ronald Reagan. That's when we started to trickle down economics. Like I said, Joe Biden has been bare minimum. We did get an infrastructure bill passed which is going to create jobs and create the ability for

the engines of capitalism to work. He's been more pro union than any president I've seen in my lifetime, which I'm winning respect for him. Which and then also too, one of the beginning with the issues of the whole inflation is when the logistics of the supply chain that started in cars. We couldn't get microchips in cars, and that started the inflation going up was the price of cars because it couldn't build them because of microchips and the chipsacks in the

long term is going to bring jobs back here in the United States. That makes us more secure, and it's also going to make us more competitive on the global market. Does what makes sense? Okay? I get where you're going, But let me ask you a question because I'm curious about this part

of it. When you bring up the union thing. Isn't it true that only about like seven percent at this point, seven or nine percent of like all private sector jobs or union now at this point, So you're talking about a less than ten percent group of the population that he's supposed to be pro union with, right, is it? Okay? So you're talking about a very small segment of the population that he's four Okay, Man, I've heard this about the Chips Act, and I've heard this about these other things.

What was it? Tim Ryan was recently like arguing on a panel about this and saying, look in Ohio, we're going to be doing better because we've got manufacturing coming in and things are about to open up, and there's going to be more manufacturing in the United States. It's gonna raise up by this much, that much whatever. We're gonna get reindust realization. That was the term he used. And these are all trajectories, these are all things that

haven't quite happened yet. So at this point in time currently, is he overperforming or or are we just overestimating what's about to come through. This is my really benign question for you, because you're gonna get much more of a hostile response from anybody else on here. I guarantee it. Oh, I'm sure I'm going to get a response. But going back to what we talked

about, grocery prices. Uh, Lena Kahn, who has in the Federal Train Commission, she just blocked the Kroger Albertson's merger, which would have made more of a monopoly on groceries and prices. They also blocked the merger of Jet Blue and Spirit Airlines, which caused more of a monopoly of the airlines. And you know what that does, It just drives the prices up.

He also one of the things he said this speech that I took to heart was the was the pro act which makes it easy for organizing labor and when and I've been involved with organizing for now for over thirty years, and one of the most difficult tasks is to get where workers want a union. They want to do it democratic. But the deck has been stacked against him. He's offered he will sign it. Now that's going to have to get Republicans on board, which may be a difficult pass. He said he will sign

it. He said, pass the pross, He'll sign it. That would be one of the most effective abilities for organizers to organize and unionize. Yous won't see seven percent. You'll see it go up quite higher than that percentage. I hope that makes sense. Well, it does. But here's the question I have for you on that. Okay, isn't it a sound political strategy though, to complain about the other party and say, look, they won't give me the bill to sign, right, And I would sign it.

I would sign it regardless of what he actually would do. If he knows there's absolutely no way the bill will pass, it's a safe place for him to go to to again Garner sentimental without substance. Isn't that part of what's going on here? Where he says, look, if the Republicans would give me this, this, and this, I'll sign it. Well he can't because it's not being legislating. He knows damn well it's not going to get through there. So I mean, isn't that just political strategy? I

mean, isn't that just political strategy? One? O? One? You can complain about things that you know are impossibilities and say, look, people, you think this would be a good thing for you. I would give it to you if they'd let me. I think that's a pretty sound political strategy and commonplace. Am I wrong? No, you're not wrong. Okay.

So part of what and that that that's that's that's that's just like when the when they had this, when they were restricting struggle and government employees in Wisconsin, you sent Obama, sent Bill Clinton if they never did anything for labor to go fight your case. Yeah, I get where you're coming from, you know, Yeah, Bill Clinton, that that I'm sure he's he's exactly the guy you send in, right, that's your strike force leader there.

Yeah, Yeah, that was that was a joke. I mean Barack Obama promised that he would be the first one to pick the line you send Bill Clinton. That just shows you who he was. At least I got to give credit to Joe Biden. As much as I'm it's hard for me to admit it. That was a moment that I thought was affected, even if it was symbolic. I appreciate it. Huh. Okay, well, let me let me put you on hold and try and get around everybody again. Okay, Chuck, thank you. I may I may have some company

coming earliers. I might have to get the phone, and I appreciate it. If if I'm not staying on the line, hey, no problem. I appreciate your contribution. I'm sure it's gonna spark some conversation here and uh so, but thanks Danny for calling in. And uh let's see who do we got. I want to look on the line here and I think all right again still unidentified. I think this is Harlan. So, Harlan,

what are your thoughts on what Danny was saying? Well, let me get this cigarette with sure, sure, take your time, of course, not all the thing about the only thing I got to say to what Danny said, you know, I don't want to kick him the creek or nothing, because I got to tell of democracy and voting, and you know how that the anti establishment and the establishment, you know, all came together in my

home county the vote down a bunch of shit of a new tax. But this is what you gotta know, Danny, and you need to listen to this the same way that I wished a bunch of people on the right and Republicans would listening to this. With Trump, Trump had two years of full control of all three branches of government. Joe Biden had two years of control of the presidency and the Congress. And Joe Biden ha done all that stuff he's promising, same way Trump could done all this stuff he promised be for

he got elected. The wall, the you know, gun issues, you name it, that he could at least went in there and jammed it in and jammed it Throughe and both of them done thishing. If he wanted to help you, and he wanted to help all this stuff, why didn't he do it then? First two years? That's all I got to say.

I mean, I ain't trying to insult him or nothing, but that's just the way I look at you know, as far as you know what Biden's done, Like I've been telling you know folks here lately, you know, I lived through eight years of Obama, and you know by default now that you know that, you know, the first Messiah of the twenty first century, halh black Jesus. He has won the position of overall best president of

the twenty first century so far. If you add up to positives, the negatives, and the most overwhelming category is the I was just you know, it wasn't as bad. You didn't have to worry about as much coming from all these different directions. At least, you know, you didn't you know, you hope wasn't squashed. You know, we might be able to dig

out of this. Well, you know, somebody proved to me we're going to dig out of this, especially going back with the same warn't out shit that didn't work the first time when you had a lot more people behind them, just not a thirty forty percent section that just went ap shit crazy. That's about pretty much all I got to say about Biden. Okay, I mean, Biden is what he is. He's been there almost forty years. But anyway, I want to talk about my democracy here for a minute.

We had advances heared this moring detail before. But well we got this gimmick in Tennessee of some counties do calledheel taxes. We've had one on for twenty years. It's supposed to end at the end of this year. Just I already been taught that they're going to try to roll it back on us. We got another one that back here about five years ago. I was kind

of leading the band on just goofing around. It blowed up into a big thing about getting rid of it because everybody's complaining they wasn't fixing the roads with it, and that's what they said that It was four after they first said it was to play equipment offered the highway, Department way anyway all last summer. Well they fit about budgets where they dropped. This kind of goes into

what BP and you guys are talking earlier about printing money. They in twenty twenty two they had cut property taxes and used COVID money to balance it out. Then come twenty twenty three, it was time for everybody to go to screaming about a wheel tax and our two currant wheel taxes are fe fifty bucks together, twenty five each. Well the commission wouldn't They just couldn't get it

jammed through because if you'd got enough signatures, wouldn't been hard. They'd wind up having to college special election, put on the ballot and peoples just sicking them wheel taxes. And I always said, five years ago, put it on the ballot. Well, you know, everybody screamed about the fire as way and renters ain't pain and blah blah blah. Well we actually ended up getting it on there because there were some people thought that was the way to

do it. And I'm sure it's kind of unfolded now that it lost, and it lost big time. Forty one hundred and twenty people, excuse me, forty two hundred and ten people voted against it and only five hundred and sixty nine voted for it. So you know it, I told everybody what folks thought about will taxes. So in Tennessee, they don't fix the roads with the gas taxes, is what you're telling me, the fuel taxes like they do in a lot of other states where you got you know, state

state taxes at every gallon this kind of thing. They don't do that. The quickest way to answer that one more thing, This new wheel tax is gonna be for seventy one dollars, and they claim that was gonna drop property taxes the rate from two point three to OZ down to two point oh. But the twenty twenty four to twenty twenty five budget was calling for two point four roh. So even if it had passed, it wasn't going back to

two point oh from the looks. But anyway, the way it works is is, you know, basically, you know, the US highways and the state highways that is the state responsibility, and the interstate you know, it's federal state. But when it gets to these county roads, ay, they get a little portion u the gas that like a local gas tax that I never hear anybody's offing about raising. And then they get this you know, seven hundred some thousand office wheel tax. But the problem that a lot of

people has out of it. Excuse man, I was saying this like five years ago with these inflationary economics, and look, who want that pony? Just like the next year, you know, we start printing all this money that this stuff is gonna keep costing more and more they need to be a playing and everybody's grown. Well, they have to raise property taxes. Well, I mean, you know, let's just cut a bunch of stuff out if we're gonna beat potholes and everything else, you know, I mean,

god knows, you can't talk about touching the school budgets. The school gets like sixty four percent plus a part of the sales tax, but the roads basically are getting less than a million a year plus what the state gives them for grants. Now it from what I understand, well, they raised the

fuel tax across the board in twenty fourteen. But there's you know, some people been crying here and there, you know, to me, I mean some friends of mine, you know, so I won't tell me the other night said, boy, you voted to raise property taxes, And no, I didn't vote to raise property taxes. Those other you know, forty two hundred and nine people didn't vote for it. You know, it was those

in twenty twenty two that was gonna try this slide of hand. From the way it's looking like that, you know, the the big time property owners was going to get a big cut, and everybody else is gonna wind up picking up the slacking or everything. Folks could count because if you had two or three vehicles playing an extra seventy one dollars, it was gonna be more than what you's gonna get on a property tax cut. And Obo, there's

a lot of faithfull you know, figured that out. Well this wanted to do, you know, the kind of throw that in and I heard it if any other time, if if my democracy never works again, you know it worked marchbith two, twenty four. All right, Well, that is some actually good news. If it actually worked and people were able to boot

their way out of something they didn't actually want, that's nice. I gotta say, Uh, I don't understand the wheel tax thing, but Harlan's done some posts about it, so maybe he'll drop that in the in the chatroom at chelli dot com and pointed out to you so you can hear about this wheel tax in depth and what actually happened there. But I wasn't even aware that anybody won that battle, because it seems like they never do when it comes to these taxes. BP. We got around twenty minutes left, and

I want to know who should we go to next? What should we do? Should we open up a bunch of phone lines. Should we cross chaos here? What do you want to do? Well? Is Danny still with us? Let's see, I think Danny might still be Yeah, Danny still with us. Well, I'm just a couple of points on Danny's comments. The Infrastructure Act, yes, was a good thing, but it's not produced anything as of yet that we're two years into it, going on the third

year. Basically, what we saw was an increase in work for government to somehow figure out how to implement a thousand page act one thousand pages. But it was a while to get through it and figure out what all the intricacies are of the Act. But well, and there's a bunch of stuff. Vp. There's a bunch of stuff though, right that I keep saying is that you know they're pointing to say, look, he did this, he did this, he did this, And I go, yeah, but these

are all upcoming jobs. This isn't something that's taken effect yet. It's supposed to be on its way. Like I said, Tim Ryan was out there talking about all this stuff going on in Ohio, all these manufacturers, battery makers, so on and so forth. Yeah, go ahead, Well,

I was going to say in my life of work. We're seeing a big influx of it because I'm going to a couple of articles where they talk about, yeah, it's a boon to the engineering industry because somebody is going to have come up with plans for all these jobs that they're talking about, and they've started they have started issuing money twenty nine million for a bridge here, one hundred nineteen million for a project there. So the money's starting to get

cut loose. But I can go ahead and tell you the biggest part of that's going to be eaten up by engineers and everybody doing the design work on all these jobs. The Infrastructure Act wasn't supposed to produce that many jobs until the last quarter of twenty twenty five, so we're still a year away from that where we see this influx of jobs. And then when you figure government

accounting, and this is a tricky thing that some people don't understand. When they talk about all the jobs that are to be created, they're actually talking about job years, which means one person in a job for one year in twenty twenty five, predicting that the height of the peak of this is going

to be about eight hundred thousand jobs. Job years, meaning it could be one person and there's eight hundred and twenty five thousand jobs for one year, or it could be sixteen one point six million people working part time for a year. There's tricky math there. Government comes up and talks about jobs overall,

they're saying four point something million jobs. Well, that's the run of the course, because this thing's going to peter down by two twenty was it ten years into it should be down to about one hundred and six thousand jobs if the law had not been in place. So what is going to see is an arc of jobs that are going to filter up and then they're going to filter right back down, and this thing's going to peter out, which

is over the life of the act, which makes sense. But we're not seeing the benefits of it quite yet, and we're not going to see the benefits of it until what a year into the next administration if the thing is carried out the way that it should be. So, yeah, the Infrastructure Act was great. I want to have Danny On to do the debate on union versus non union. You know, you brought out it's a very small percentage of the workforce is unionized today and I guess unions need all help they

can get to generate the money. But when we look at the political ramifications of unions and what they've done with their money and how they've corrupted government over the years, that's going to be an interesting debate. So I'd love to have him on for that one one time. But other than that, I don't see where Trump, I mean, excuse me, where Biden has outperformed

anything. He's really not performed. That's been the whole problem. That's the whole thing that the Trump is running off, is the fact that sleepy Joe hadn't done anything. Yeah, listen, And I can't argue with that, right, What in the hell has he done? I keep asking, and I know about these projections about what's coming up. But again, as I said fairly to Danny, you're talking about projections here, Chips. Act I

think is already you know, taken hold. But all of the jobs that they keep talking about, all of that is later, and a lot of things can happen between now and then. You know what I'm saying. Look, you know, even when you're talking about you you look at this inflation and it didn't you know, Yeah, it can be tied to the chip problems that we were having back our company went through it trying to order trucks.

You know, we had a standing order for twenty trucks every month from two manufacturers, and we couldn't get them because they couldn't get the chips to put in the trucks. Right, you know, that's great. Our manufacturing is starting to pick back up. But if you look at the way this

inflation has hit the supply chain and what people can get. We're now paying inflated prices for cheap junk from China, to the point that everybody complained we lost our manufacturing because it was too expensive to do anything in the United States and the cost of items would be up. Well, the cost is up, but your quality is no better. That's what's going to start bringing work

back to the United States. People are at the point now, if I'm going to pay for something this high for this quality of an item, we just soon bring it home and make it in America, produce the jobs. Yeah, we're gonna pay more for it, but hell, at least we're supporting ourselves. That's what you're going to see. The big influx in manufacturing. Well, what ends up being the smarter decision. It's it's like people talk about with you know, the cheaper GMO food. Yes, it's cheaper

in the short run, but you know, people got to survive. Is the trouble there, you know. But they always tell you, Look, if you pay for the more expensive stuff where you know where it comes from, and it actually comes from, you know, American farming and all that, you're better off. But nobody does it because guess what, Chinese chicken shows up and it's cheaper by two dollars a pound. You know, stuff like this keeps happening, you know, So what are you gonna do Eventually?

Yeah, when the cost spikes up for the foreign goods and now you have crap quality but you're not even saving the money, Well what's the point, right, you might as well. Yeah, Germany's manufacturing center, I mean they have been leading Europe now for years when it comes to manufacturing. They're getting ready to see a hellacious crash. Someone's gonna have to pick up

the slack. We're gonna see it in Europe, We're gonna see it move from Europe to other areas, and then finally you might start seeing manufacturing coming. I'll give you a good example. Carhart, great American company. Right, Yes, they shipped out all of their production in Mexico. Did they cut the price. No, I'm still playing forty five dollars for a pair of jeens from Carhart, and they're no better. In fact, a lot

of their quality has gone down. And I saw this over in Europe when I was over there where they were selling their name to some gene manufacturer that used to be located behind the iron curtain, producing some cheap polyester denim that you know, Carhart's selling them their little leather patch to put on the back of them at one hundred and twenty bucks a pop for gene. You know,

it's crazy. You know, people think about American companies now they're even company in America that basically is a worldwide If they're a big business in the United States, they got their technicle somewhere else because they're doing their manufacturing somewhere else, and they've got to worry about that. But you know, until you can convince Apple buyers that they're promoting slave labor, until you can, you know, convince Nike buyers that they're promoting slave labor, you're not going

to do any good now, I get it, believe me. Anyway, who should we go to here with the last few minutes of the show and get on? I mean, I want to try and get to everybody who's left. It looks like Danny's gone, but we still have Harlan, we still have Advance, we still have Jimmy. Let's see, well, Jimmy's response to Biden over producing, Jimmy's response to Biden over producing. Okay, why not, let's go to it. Let's see what happens. But Jimmy,

try and keep it short so we can get to round everybody. But sure, let's go to Jimmy. Let's see. I believe I got him on there. He is about time, all right, Harlan, Paul Ryan, and that Congress was not with Donald Trump. The Republican Party's elite, eighty percent of them are not with Trump. Okay, now what Danny said, of course, he's actually quite correct. If you are a leftist,

Joe Biden has delivered. And yes, and as far as the union talk, I would tell my fellow teamster brother that I voted for Jimmy hoffa junior and knew the dude back in the day, eh thirty some years ago, just like when you did. I guess and I will tell you that the modern these unions, when all they do is represent public interest the bureaucracy, which is a huge, huge bil most of the problems going on in this

country. I think will help the actual trade unions out a lot by clearing out a lot of this bureau bureaucratical coorseshit and getting rid of this sick and twisted reciptacal DNC gets bills passed to give money to their unions, who then donate to the d n C oh And actually the teamsters just endorsed Trump last week. I seen it. Anyways, So to Dayan's point, he is correct. If you are a leftist, you better believe he's over performed and

delivered more than just like you said, he's FDR. He's LBJ all rolled up in one LBJ on the corruption side or on the civil rights side, neither alleged great society side, his welfare side, the welfare if you will, Okay, hey, I was asking, so you answered, all right, So there you have it. Anyway, who should we go to next? What do you think? VP? And I still got Jimmy on should we switch over? And grab somebody else. What do you think we can

go to Advance? And I'll go ahead and answer my own question earlier. I'm going to vote for r K Jini and Tulsea Gavin all together on the same ticket. Yeah, they're gonna tear out. Okay, So RFK Junior and Tulsi Gabbard is Tulsi the vice president of course? Okay, just jacking. I just want to see what your fantasy ticket is. It's like the fantasy draft in football. You know, Vance VP called on you next.

I'll make it short because it's coming up there. But I thought it's funny We're talking about China, and you know, the Trump's big thing this whole time is trying to bad, trying to bad China bad, and you know the inflated prices and slave labor and you know all these Trump shoes and trinkets, and you know all that stuff comes out of China. You don't even have the balls to, you know, suck it up and pay the extra to give somebody some American made stuff that he's so, you know, intent

on establishine or whatever. And his daughter's got like forty seven copyrights and patents and ships and China that that I'm sure I'll related to this marketing craft that he's doing. So it's just it's comical. Those gold shoes are I don't even know what to say about them. I mean, have you actually looked at the shoes? That's the ugliest, damn Paris. I have a single model life the China I have. I just don't even I am speechless over

those shoes. I've never seen a pair of sneakers look like that ever. I remember when people thought it was strange when they came out with the Air Jordan's though, and people were like, nobody's ever gonna wear that. That looks terrible. And they became a serious statement of style, right. They

were a fashion statement. They were yeah good. That's why they had the limited just five hundred pairs, because they ain't But you know, there are too many patriots that, you know, want to wear gold l shoes, you know around town. You know, I didn't even look at the price on those, sorry, BP, did you see the price on them? You think about it, though, it's the perfect symbol for Trump, a pair of tacky ass tennis shoes that no one would be caught deady. And

that's I mean that is Trump right there, tacky. But but Jimmy James in his you know, anything goes reality would still put him on the ticket and still both for him. I I just I love that and and look that that tells you I gotta say this for him. He is consistent about that, right there is. Yes, he is definitely, he is definitely we got to give. Yeah, you can't say that Jimmy James jumps on

the bandwagons. Yeah, go ahead, Sorry, it all just bloils down to the you know, lesser of two evil things that just goes on over and over and over. You gotta pick them. But you know a lot of people don't if you want to vote for Trump, just because they don't like them the same reason I don't like them. You know, they see him as you know, this this character of a caricature of a con man,

car salesman. But the and so the average person that doesn't educate themselves and you know really you know, participate critically in the in the dynamic, you know, are just going to go for the other. You know, we'll vote for anybody other than Trump. So, like I say, that's the mentality. It's not based on any kind of you know, real principles or overall understanding of what's going to make anything better or different, and just just you got to pick someone. So you know, I'll pick the lesser

of the two evils. Well that's what I think happened a lot of times. But I'll tell you, Jimmy James In depends of him, there is it's not the lesser of two evils. It's it's no. Trump is the good guy. He is the positive messenger and the positive message as far as Jimmy's concerned. So and now now he's been you know, before he didn't have the experience and that was good. Now he has the experience and he knows better according to Jimmy. So you know, don't misrepresent the Jimmy saying

he's the lesser of two evils. He doesn't think he's an evil at all. And uh, let's give Harlan. I guess the last word on the callers tonight. I believe this is Harlan, you know, again still unidentified, and I'm not sure if I mixed anybody up. That's you, right, Harlan. Yeah, it's it's my wild wild tree top toe. All right, So what's your final word? On on. I can't believe that the last is none slandered the chosen one again, you know, I mean

I even let it go to where I did slander. I mean I did, you know, you know, told the truth that he sat there for two years and could done a lot of things, and you know he was too busy spinning that chess board. But I know Jimmy said something, But hell, I don't forgot I was sitting here. You know what's in this guy letting this snow shit? You know right where drivers are gonna be walking

out her walking anyway. I good to be here again tonight. I had a chance to jump on that called a little earlier, but I wasn't in the reliable signal, and shit, I ate to call in and you know, just get somebody else's way when I know I might not be able to stay on here. But one more thing I would like to add, you know, also to what I said earlier, I was digging through the budget and we've got ar P money that's gonna run out at her this budget.

You're in a lot of other folks are too, And the ARP money is the American Rescue Plan And just think of all in Biden, Hayden RedState Utopia is just sucking on that ar feeds it. I mean, they down everybody. They just i mean lay like a bunch of little piglets, you know, just sucked right on there. But they'll sit back now talk about how Biden is. And I'm not sipping for Biden, but I'm just saying I just won't point that out. You know, I'm gonna go ahead and go.

You can give Jimmy a chance to respond. Man, what do you think about that? Jimmy always read State Utopia's sucking on that socialist hit of the geriatric one. Everybody, have a good night. We'll see you next week. I can make it all right, Thanks Harlan. Unfortunately Jimmy's already dropped. But Harlan, I appreciate you and appreciate you calling in, and we got just enough time to turn the floor over to my co host, be Pete. So Be Pete. It's on you. Man. Well,

I'm glad we had another week we could get together. Looking forward to see if we can get Danny to call back in. It's nice to have a new voice like Thank Vance and Harlan and Jimmy for calling in and making the show. Go to Shelly dot com, hit the donate button, do what you can to help support your local food banks. Other than that, we got one and it can and it's gonna rain tomorrow. It's gonna rain his butt offs. I get to sleep in. I'm gonna enjoy that. I

am not looking forward to the rain. My bones hurt already. But look, I tried to have a little fun and I just gave up. I mean, my principals are not my principles, and really, it's about your voice on Friday nights. You guys listening. So I appreciate when you guys call in and you make the show happen, because screw it, man, this is not about my voice. I want to hear what you guys are

thinking, what you guys are seeing. And I don't know what anybody thought of my news blast this week, but I tried to make it interesting. The weird story I picked up off of the New Prisoners podcast was pretty funny because I saw it to begin with, and I dropped it. I wasn't going to bring it up. But you probably didn't get a chance to listen to the podcast from earlier this week, right BP No like I said, I was in class all week and out sound and didn't have really chance of

it and bury my head in the book. Well, fair enough, But this Oklahoma high school had some sort of a fundraising event and they wound up doing this thing where they lined up students to lick the feet of other students during this fundraiser. So that was what I closed with on my little news blast earlier this week. And what can I say? It is a perfect metaphor for what the hell is going on. Things are happening in an out

of control way. People are upset about it, but what are they going to do about it at the end of the day, right, and take a look at the apologetic responses, which are completely bizarre along with the bizarre event itself. And meanwhile, look, you know what, teenagers licking each other's feet. There's worse things to happen. It wasn't a school shooting, was it. I could take that tact with it, I could take a lot of tacks with it, but at this point, what am I gonna

do? Watch out for the tax on your chair and try to be yourselves as best you can. And look again, I hope people are enjoying the zip folders. I appreciate you guys. I appreciate everybody called in, and the Age of Transitions with Aaron Franz is coming up next live onochelly dot com, so I suggest you stick around for that one. And I want to take BP. I want to thank Danny, I want to thank Harlan, Jimmy, James Vance, everybody who called in. I appreciate you guys.

And one caller came in, dropped, came in, dropped. I didn't get you on, didn't have time, but I was trying to get around to everybody. So we'll keep doing that on Friday nights as long as we can. And you guys, give me the feedback, let me know what you think of this, and get involved. More off