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Political Intrigue: Kamala Harris, Media Bias, and the Countdown to Election Day
Could Kamala Harris become the face of a party without primary votes? As George and Bert catch up on their travels from South Dakota to upcoming trips to Denmark, they dive into the political whirlwind surrounding Harris's nomination and the Democrats' strategy. We challenge the notion of beating Trump by fostering hatred instead of focusing on achievements and ponder if Harris’s messaging can sway independent voters. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign moderation and the ripple effects of an assassination attempt are dissected, offering a fresh perspective on his evolving rhetoric.
From Kamala Harris's gun ownership comments to the free speech landscape in Europe, we expose the inconsistencies and delve into the shifting dynamics within the political spectrum. The rise of independent media figures like Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson is put under the microscope, along with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential to disrupt the two-party system. Our conversation navigates the murky waters of political intrigue, including tales of a mysterious CIA-linked figure and Governor DeSantis' standoff with the FBI.
Brace yourself for a no-holds-barred critique of media bias, political hypocrisy, and the role of Big Pharma in public health. We tackle the tragic abortion pill incident in Georgia, the sanctuary cities debate, and reflect on the nostalgic charm of political memorabilia. As we wrap up, we unravel a gripping conspiracy theory involving Israel, Hezbollah, and explosive-laden pagers, pondering the motivations behind high-profile assassination attempts. Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of today's political landscape and the countdown to Election Day.
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Welcome back to this American Ride podcast, where we talk about issues that affect you, the average American. What's up? Welcome back to the show. Yes, that show, this American Ride podcast. I'm George sitting here with Bert. What is going on? Hey man, what's not going on. I don't know what's not going on. Don't know what's not going on.
Speaker 2:It seems like there's a lot going on has been a lot going on. You've uh took a three-week hiatus to south dakota yeah, and came home and followed up with a week away, a week away down in ocean city. It's been a busy couple months for sure. Yeah, fun, fun, a fun, a lot of fun, but definitely away a lot.
Speaker 1:Busy, busy, busy, busy Country is a hot mess. Sure is, it's a hot mess. We got a lot of stuff to talk about. I don't know what we'll get to today, but we have. I'm getting, I'm getting ready to roll, I'm ready to go to Denmark for work, to start a trial and put a device in people for the first time since it's been redesigned Fingers crossed, definitely exciting. We feel good about it, fingers crossed, we feel good about it. We do. But I've never been to Denmarkmark yeah, me either. And uh, a lot of stuff was last minute that we thought we were going to go to czech republic afterwards, or not. So I'm like I'm one-way flights all the way across the world, it's one-way flight?
Speaker 2:yeah, man book a one-way from.
Speaker 1:You're definitely getting a full body cat oh man, I'm on a human plane, for sure I'm a hot mess man. I know we are flying one way from Philly to Copenhagen. I got a direct. I got a middle seat, direct for seven and a half hours but it's like economy plus or whatever, so it's not business class but it's business class seat and uh, but it's still in the middle. And then coming back I gotta take like a puddle jumper, like a 45 minute flight from a whole different city, like bull run. I can't I can't pronounce any other cities to. Uh, what's the big airport in england, heathrow?
Speaker 1:heathrow yep and then he threw back the jfk. So I'm flying out of philly back on the jfk to what's the big airport in England Heathrow and then Heathrow back to JFK. So I'm flying out of Philly back into JFK. I'm a hot mess.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't envy that.
Speaker 1:Yes. I'd rather drive my truck to South Dakota than to take three flights to and from Europe. That's all right.
Speaker 2:Flights in general is not my thing.
Speaker 1:It's uh, it's crazy. So we got um, we got elections coming up, coming up quick.
Speaker 2:Yo coming up quick, real quick, real real quick. The Democrats actually decided that this is actually going to be their candidate. This is going to be their candidate, this is going to be their.
Speaker 1:Well, they've told the people. They've told the people that this is going to be their, their candidate. You know, but the you know the messaging of her. She's just, it's just unbelievable. There's a lot of things that are also in the wind. He had the debate with Biden. He buried Biden in the debate. Biden buried himself. He had to debate with Biden. He buried Biden in the debate. Biden buried himself. Then they decide that they are going to nominate Kamala, who did not get a single vote in any primary anywhere, which is just like you know. I kind of feel like people listening to us will get this, but it's. You're telling people that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy, when you've literally taken the loosest spin that you could possibly take and nominate, coronate, however you want to word it the person that you're going to run for office.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, you completely bypassed any type of democratic process that we have. Yeah, it's mind-boggling and people really like people fall for it. It's crazy, it's discouraging.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it's all part of the plan, right? They haven't talked anything about anything other than you have to hate Donald Trump, because those are the people that they're going to get to vote for them. They're not voting for them because of what they've done for them, because people are better off now than they were four years ago, because they're not, and you know what I mean. So they're just voting on a basis. They're campaigning on a basis of hate.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just don't see their message reaching anybody that wasn't already going to vote that way, no matter who they put in there, because they hate donald trump and yeah, and they're obviously hardcore left. Do you really see her reaching independence with her messaging?
Speaker 1:I don't think so I don't better job of that, I think he. I think he has done a better job of that and I think he's been, this time around, very mild with the rhetoric for the most part, absolutely I mean.
Speaker 1:Maybe other people might not agree with that, but I think he has been, I think he's, he's done much better this campaign than he did the last campaign. And I gotta tell you I mean divine intervention or whatever that first assassination attempt man, that light bulb went off in the sky. He changed, he's changed man. First assassination attempt. I feel like he came out to the convention a changed campaign with a changed message. That was, I mean, just my opinion on it.
Speaker 2:Well, it's actually kind of funny because when that happened, right away the whole left was talking about. We got to tone down the rhetoric. It's dangerous, this is what happens, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Right, and I actually think, of all of everyone involved, like he's the only one that actually has done that.
Speaker 2:You know him and like two days later they're back to calling him. You know the biggest threat to democracy and the threat to the country and he's dangerous and all you know all the same things that almost got him killed in the first place. They haven't changed one bit, if anybody. Yeah, yeah, like you said, he's the only one that's really made an effort to change yeah and there's lots of little topics we can hit along the way.
Speaker 1:I mean, hillary clinton put herself front and center and she said that people should be, uh, locked up and prosecuted for spreading misinformation. The misinformation queen, who, you know, essentially deleted all of the evidence before she could get subpoenaed to Congress, you know it's basically she wants to violate your First Amendment, right, right, so you're not free to speak, you're not free to do that. Democrats have violated First Amendment. You can't challenge an election, which which actually constitutionally you can. So they're charging this guy, you know, challenging election. Mind you, hillary challenged an election. She challenged, yeah, wisconsin. She challenged pennsylvania, right, she challenged michigan last time around. Um, that was all, but that's, that was kind of buried.
Speaker 1:And then Kamala whatever we want to address her as gets caught where she is on a Monday I feel like it was on a Monday. She was like oh, tim Walz and I are gun owners and yada, yada, yada and this and that, and all of a sudden this smooth like we have to appeal to the gun owning voters, right, cause maybe some of those are kind of middle of the road people, and I think a lot of them are right. Just cause you own a gun doesn't make you a hardcore conservative. I don't feel like I know lots. I know lots of people on the left who own guns, which which I scratched my head at, but that's where they're at right. Why do you scratch your head? Because I feel like if you're voting for people who want to take your guns away and you own guns, it's like I don't know. I don't know. You're confused, I think.
Speaker 2:Wasn't she just on Oprah talking about if you broke into her house? I don't know if this thing was old or not, but it just started. I just saw it. I think that one was. Yeah, I don't know why it'd be old, though, because I don't know why she. I don't know, but she was saying that if you broke into her house, she's going to shoot you.
Speaker 2:And then she like realized right away that it was a dumb thing to say and then started doing her laughing and then said my staff will take care of that later. What does I?
Speaker 1:don't know, but she said, and she said this, and it wasn't that you know. She said that the government has the right to come into your house and check to see if you're storing your gun safely. I'm assuming that shotgun on the wall behind you is not stored safely. Does that even work? Paper cartridges it does. Yeah, I think they're worried about you, dude, but still, I mean, you have no right to come into my home. You need to. You know, at a bare minimum. You need to get a search warrant, and even then I don't know. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:It's I don't think people realize how, how close we are to being like what's going on in europe right now, where they're literally arresting people for posts that they make, yeah, on on social media, that they don't like. They just call it hate speech and throw you in jail, and that's what's going on there and we're not, we're not far at all from that man I really we're one election away, I mean, and that's that's the point.
Speaker 1:And you know, donald, donald trump says you know they spun this statement out of control where he says you know, this is you have to vote in this election. Because it's not, it may not matter after this. And the left takes this as donald trump is gonna do away with the presidency and be a dictator and take control, which is like okay, well, he didn't do that in 2016 like relax, but you know it's stuff, they say right like where are you going with that? Like?
Speaker 1:I can't even begin to pretend to understand anything that they say you know they are not constitutionalists, let me put it that way and I almost feel like we're at the the birth of a new party, you know. Or the Republican Party is changing. It's got. We're at the the birth of a new party, you know, or the Republican party is changing. It's got like something's got to give here, you know. I mean we're still obviously not all together cause we can't vote on a budget. You know we're going to. We can't, we can't, we can't whip enough votes together to vote for budget for these Republicans, which we should. Just this is not the time to make an issue of it, um, but uh, I feel like the party is changing a little bit. I mean, there's a couple of different movements going on that in the process for a few years now yeah, the media is definitely not talking about um I I mean the media is just a joke.
Speaker 1:I feel like mainstream news and mainstream media. I mean their, their ratings are their ratings and Megan Kelly is killing mainstream media.
Speaker 2:A lot of the independent are, yeah, a lot of them are.
Speaker 1:I mean Sean Ryan, who you know.
Speaker 1:Tucker Carlson's killing themucker carlson's killing tucker carlson's killing them right, I mean, and these are people that you know the mainstream media wanted to see. Never had, never, never had. Not only had a job but never had a voice. So it shows you that people are, are listening. I mean, you look at sean ryan, and sean ryan kind of started out as this podcaster with mental health and you know talking, you know guys talking about their combat experiences and mental health and you know their journeys through life. But his, I feel like he has evolved into a form of journalism oh yeah, that is.
Speaker 1:You know, I just interviewed the president. He interviewed, he interviewed Vance. He had Megyn Kelly on he's had the fake Rami Swamy on. He had he's killing it man. He had Kennedy on he's killing it. It's wild, absolutely insane. Kennedy's another thing. We can bounce around here.
Speaker 1:But Kennedy, since we last talked, he was running as an independent and I feel like he had the roots enough to. I mean, obviously running as an independent, but he had the roots enough to start a party. He would have gotten the votes party. He would have gotten the votes he would have. He would have gotten enough votes to like make you know, make an independent party or make a third party a run at it. I, I do. I really think so because I think that would have taken this whole population of america, people who don't necessarily want to vote for donald, but no, they don't want to vote for kamala, and that would have that would have funneled into to kennedy and I don't think want to vote for Donald but know they don't want to vote for Kamala. That would have funneled into Kennedy and I don't think he would have won. I don't think it would have been that many votes, but it would have been enough votes to make life interesting. I feel like that would have hurt.
Speaker 2:Democrats more than.
Speaker 1:I think it would have hurt everybody because I think, for the first time, I think he was the guy. He's the guy. I feel like that could put everybody below the amount of electoral votes. I think he could have pulled that off, but he, you know, he reached out to the Democratic Party which was his party, obviously and was like hey, you know, this is what I want to get to, this is what I want to get to, this is what I want to get done. You know, I want to approach, you know, children and children's health and our food chain and all these things that I want to do, and they basically told him to kick rocks.
Speaker 2:Yeah, right, yeah.
Speaker 1:They told him to kick rocks. They're like you're not going to have a place, we don't want you. And he did what a smart politician would do and he called Trump up and he was like, listen, this is what I am trying to get done. I'm probably not going to win this race, but this is what I want as a politician for this country. This is what I want to get done. And Trump sat down with him.
Speaker 2:Tulsi gabbard's another one, you know tulsi gabbard buried kamala a lot of a lot of democrats leaving that party man yeah, somebody else just left too um, yeah, who was that?
Speaker 2:somebody else just left the party. A couple of more no-name type. You know lower level politicians have left recently too. But I mean, when you got he type you know lower-level politicians have left recently too I mean he's got Elon switching on. He's always been a Democrat. You got Tulsi Gabbard leaving, you got RFK leaving. You got lots of people that just can't. They don't connect with that crazy.
Speaker 1:Mansion left. I mean obviously, yeah. But I mean Tulsi Gabbard was a big one. I mean Tulsi Gabbard's been in politics for her entire life. I mean she was one of the youngest people to hold a seat in Hawaii and she's just like it's not my party, just like RFK said it's not my party, you know. I think they need to say that louder. Yeah, I do too, you know, because it's not the democrats always had. This is the party of the working class, the party of. That's not true anymore.
Speaker 2:it's not true, it's totally taking the switch. Yeah, no, it's, it's not true. Republicans did used to be the the party of uh, you know, country club party of uh, you know, country club party of of the rich, and I think it's really taken a sweat a big, you know one, 80, and it's a complete opposite Now the teamsters for the first time since 86, I think that's on who you ask.
Speaker 1:I don't know what the, but the year I heard was 86. So, the first time since 86, are not going to endorse a candidate, which I think is bullshit, because the reason that they gave is that we're not going to endorse a candidate because our members won't vote for Kamala. Well, if your members are saying that they're going to vote for Trump, which is exactly, then just go endorse Trump.
Speaker 2:He's gone bags. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1:So, but yeah, it's first time. I think 86, I don't know what year you might've heard, but I was just going to joke because Trump always likes to inflate things. He's like 60 years. Somebody else is like 30. He's like more realistic.
Speaker 2:You know he likes to be crazy so he likes to be crazy. So second assassination attempt. I don't see it being the last, definitely not the last. I really don't see it being the last man and it's, it's crazy, crazy how someone can get that close twice, twice, like I don't, I just don't understand how?
Speaker 1:Here's the thing though.
Speaker 2:Here's the thing so many weird, shady connections with this guy and this guy's from hawaii shouldn't have been there.
Speaker 1:All right, the decision for trump to go golfing, which is all by design at this point right, was last minute. They were like, hey, we get a couple hours, let's go, let's go play around, you know. So that wasn't like on a schedule someplace, which means that it's got to be somebody in the circle or somebody's spouse in the circle. Yeah, it could be that too, you know, you go and talk to your spouse like, hey, yeah, yeah, no, we're gonna, we're gonna golf tomorrow. You know what I mean. Or I'm gonna be home, whatever, we're gonna be.
Speaker 1:Um, you know, and some it could be somebody's spouse who's tapped, because that's happened before too, right, and then they get a guy who was nowhere near in position in cover on a golf course, you know, with a rifle. That fits the rhetoric that they want to. You know that they want to ban semi-automatic AK, right, I think that's what he had. Yeah, and um, you know, they scouted out ahead. They saw a barrel sticking through the sticking through the bushes and they, uh, chase ensued and it was probably a lot of ground to cover, you know.
Speaker 1:And then, uh, florida state troopers, highway patrol, in a pursuit with this guy. Do you know they caught him. Um, no, I don't know. Did you hear the story? Apparently there was a woman who saw like all this scuffling and saw this dude who was really like super bizarre and I guess had the gun, whatever he was, and um she parked like not far behind him and took a picture of his license plate well he didn't have, he left the gun or he left the gun, yeah, but he had something he might have maybe another one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know. But yeah, like he was, he was crazy enough that she was like hey, that dude's not right, and took a picture of his uh pictures, license plate.
Speaker 2:There's a couple people on uh, jesse waters the other night who knew him from back in, like in ukraine, when he was in ukraine, and they were talking about this guy and how odd and weird and crazy and the stories that he had and the plans he had and he apparently like they were talking, like he had all these different world leaders that he felt should be assassinated, and he was always like talking about plans on how to do it and things like that, about how he's a revolutionary.
Speaker 2:But the thing that I also heard was, um, weird and I don't know the validity of this, but I can't even remember who was saying it um, apparently at that, like at the course there, there's several spots that are known like problem areas as far as security goes, and that area where he was camped out one of them, and they said protocol was and has always been and they've done it all the time when he goes to golf, is to actually have a, a, a secret service person that's posted at that spot. Oh, and all of a sudden this time they weren't there, weren't. So I don't know how accurate that is, but that's that's something.
Speaker 1:Golf courses. I mean they get close to roads. I mean it's just not like. I mean they're golf courses. It's not the trump international that we is down here in glassboro. I mean it's right, you can see like two or three holes from the road and you can sneak onto them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know, it's not like you can see like two or three holes from the road and you can sneak onto them. Yeah, it's not like you can't. They're not prisons.
Speaker 1:But here's my thing. I mean, the guy was in Ukraine. This guy was also All over the place, all over the place. He was also in a Blackwater commercial.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and that's funny because I didn't see it.
Speaker 1:I've seen that where they say both of these two now have been in Blackwater commercials.
Speaker 2:What are the odds of that? Have you?
Speaker 1:been in Blackwater commercials. I didn't even know there were Blackwater commercials. I haven't been in any Blackwater commercials.
Speaker 2:Is it Blackwater or?
Speaker 1:Blackrock, blackrock, whatever One or the other it might be. Blackrock yeah, blackrock yeah.
Speaker 2:I've never even seen the commercials. What the yeah? So it's like, yeah, I've never even seen the commercials.
Speaker 1:So how they all of a sudden both these guys. It's a little too fishy, yeah it's.
Speaker 2:They're saying you know, they raided this guy's house in hawaii. It was a disaster, like it's a mess. His truck was like. They showed his truck, it was like a disaster and he like didn't even have like the doors, didn't even have like the panels on him anymore, it was just like metal, metal. They're saying he had, like you know, $25 to his name as far as in bank accounts, and yet he's flying all over the country, all over the world.
Speaker 1:Yeah, how does that work? None of that works. Yeah, he's a CIA operative. There's just no way the guy's, there's no way he's a CIA, or he's working for somebody where the money is shelled somewhere yeah, there was.
Speaker 2:Who was it? They had some former cop on from down in, I think, florida who apparently had a lot of run-ins with him. They said he they went through the list of things that he'd like done and been like arrested for. It was insane, the list and he got off every time, every time, like some of the stuff they were saying was crazy. It's like the guy like he was in an armed standoff with the police before. Yeah, how do you walk away and not do a single?
Speaker 1:day in jail like it's. You know what it reminded me of? Remember the the dude that clinton had. They made a movie on the guy that the drug running pilot, yeah, when he's like in front of the da. And he was like, listen, I'm gonna walk.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay well that's what this cop was saying. He's like in front of the DA and he was like, listen, I'm going to walk. Yeah, well, that's what this cop was saying. He was like he had this ego about him of being untouchable and he would always just have this arrogance that, like he was, nothing was ever going to stick to him. Yeah, and every time like he'd be all of a sudden like a judge, would just throw the case out because, you know, to clear the docket or or whatever, like just with no kind of real reason, yeah, and he would just walk on all this stuff. Yeah, yeah, you can't tell me. Well, people.
Speaker 1:Desantis did not turn him over to the fbi. I thought it was a. I thought this was a great moment in us history. I don't think we realize how awesome this is right now. Um, because desantis listen Trump is. He's not a president, he's a US citizen. This guy attempted murder, desantis said, on Florida soil. He broke several dozen laws in the state of Florida and we're going to get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 2:I think he even pointed out that you know the FBI is the one that have come after Trump, you know, raided his house and all these things and he's like why, you know, and they're the ones investigating why I'm not turning him over to these guys.
Speaker 1:He says I can't in good conscience turn him over to the people that are trying to prosecute Donald Trump.
Speaker 2:Who will now try and defend Donald Trump, because this doesn't make sense yeah, and I feel like and I mean it still may happen, but I feel like if he had turned him over man, he'd probably be dead already, that guy. I think that guy's going to be dead anyway. He might be, but it's going to take a little.
Speaker 1:It's going to be a little bit harder. They got to work a little bit harder, Wow, yeah, I mean, how do you, holy shit dude? I mean, this guy's been in like again. He's been in Ukraine. He's a professor who, on paper, is broke and there's video of him on social media trying to radicalize students. It's weird.
Speaker 2:I mean Every picture of him, his hair, what's with the hair? He's in photos wearing a suit and his hair looks like he just woke up.
Speaker 1:Bro was smiling in his mugshot. He's smiling.
Speaker 2:Probably because he knows he's going to walk again.
Speaker 1:Yeah, bro was smiling in his mugshot.
Speaker 2:he's, he's, he's smiling as well, probably because he knows he's going to walk again. Yeah, bro was smiling at his mugshot, especially, if you know, kamala wins whatever her name is, he'll be. Oh it's, I can't see it. I can't see it. Well, the good thing is, you know, she did have the interview and she did at least talk about how she's going to bring down the high cost of, like food and all that stuff. Oh, is she? Yeah, yeah, how's she doing that? Oh well, she was born into a middle-class family, middle-class family, and she lived in a neighborhood where, um, they really took pride in their lawns yeah, in california yeah yeah, yeah, that's my favorite.
Speaker 2:That's how she's going to bring that. That's the whole. That's it. That's her answer. That's her answer to how you're going to bring down costs so people that are struggling can start living again.
Speaker 1:That was her answer my favorite meme of the week was netanyahu, where they said uh, and then now, above it, it says was is irresponsible for the, for the uh pager explosions which we will also get to. Right below that is Netanyahu says well, I was born into a milk glass family. She's got no plan. Then they had this debate. There's an affidavit floating around.
Speaker 2:They got plans, but it ain't to help anybody. It ain't anything they want to talk about and I don't know if you saw it before you.
Speaker 2:There's been Trump's been doing his campaign's been killing it on the campaign ads and commercials, just using everything that she says against her, like crazy, and they just put out I don't know if you saw it, but they just put out one that had it was an ad that had Kamala Harris's Project 2025 plan and then it went through. All the horrible, just all the crap that they not letting the border stay open, just all the crap that we have as a problem right now. It was all in this. It's pretty brilliant Because they keep. I mean, how many times do these things have to be debunked? And every one of her ads keep saying them. Like, at what point are you held accountable for that?
Speaker 1:And there aren't many ads that they're running. No, there's like three or four ads that are circulating that we see here.
Speaker 2:The abortion thing is just. It pisses me off. It's so ridiculous, right To keep saying that he's he's pushing some federal abortion ban. He's already a million times, in front of the entire world, said he has no desire to ban anything. It's done, it's over with the federal government's out of it. They have nothing to do with it. Yeah, like it's supposed to be. And yet they just continue to talk about it.
Speaker 1:He said on debate they could have codified it. They didn't. They had four years to codify it. They didn't. It just drives me nuts. That's been my point about the abortion argument. The Democrats have been in control 12 of the last 16 years and they've done what for it. They've done what. They've just let it meander and kick along. And the reason that they let it meander and kick along is so they can use it as a social issue come election time. That's it. That's the only reason they don't care about it.
Speaker 2:That's why they're not going to fix it. They want it to remain a problem because that's what they run on every year. When they have nothing else and their whole candidacy doesn't stand a chance, they bust that out and they rile up all the women and beta males and that's what they run on that. So it's a one issue.
Speaker 1:Yeah, part, that's all they have my other one was she says you do not have to abandon your faith to uh to believe in abortion oh, did you see that was. That was a good one.
Speaker 2:That was a good one it was, and did you see who actually came out on that? My? Boy Harrison Bucker no no, no, it was actually, and if I could find it real quick I would read it. It was actually Tony Dungy.
Speaker 1:Oh, he did.
Speaker 2:Tony Dungy did oh my God. He had a really good comeback on that. I saw the Tony.
Speaker 1:Dungy tweet, and you know what I'm still calling on tweets. I saw the Tony Dungy tweet and you know what I'm still calling on tweets. I don't care, yeah, but yeah, tony Dungy came out and and that's where I saw this.
Speaker 2:Um, he said dear, oh shoot. Dear VP Harris, I hear you make the statement all the time. Exactly what faith are you talking about when you say you don't have to abandon it to support abortion? Are you talking about the Christian faith that says all babies are made in the image of God, that God places them in the womb and that we should not take any life unjustly? Are you talking about the faith? Are you talking about that faith or some nebulous general faith that says we're good enough and smart enough to make our own decisions? What faith are you talking about? I thought that was pretty. Did she respond to that? No, I don't think so. Yeah, why would you? They're not going to respond to anything, but I mean, I thought that was pretty.
Speaker 1:And that's where I saw it. I saw that tweet come across that goes on to you see, a big Christian revolution. I feel like in some of the Southern colleges which were Democratic strongholds for a long time, I feel like when you start seeing it at the university and collegiate level, granted, that's not Ivy League and what have you for a long time. And I feel like when you start seeing it at the university and collegiate level, I mean, granted, that's not, you know, ivy league and what have you? It's not Columbia, obviously. But you know, when you start to see it at the university level, I think that says a lot for the direction of countries going. You know, I mean, there's, there's hope there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there is, there is. It all depends where you look. If your eyes are open, you see there's a lot of young people kind of flocking to the conservative values in the Republican Party. Republican Party has its issues, but just conservatism in general, like morals and things like that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it'll be. I don't know. I feel like the party isn't a. I feel like the people coming into the party are either going to force the party to change a little bit or it's going to morph into something that it just is, hasn't been. Yeah, you know, I I feel like because I the pendulum is sung so far, with all this gender stuff and all the rest of the bullshit that they are pushing that the pendulum has to come back. That's how pendulums work. I mean, that's how, unless it's gone forever. But I don't know, I don't believe that.
Speaker 2:I don't think so. No I don't believe that. I't think so. Yeah, no, I don't believe that. Um, I was just thinking something. I totally lost my train of thought, sorry that's all right.
Speaker 1:So so david muir in this debate, what a, what a joke, what a joke this debate was.
Speaker 2:And there you know I, I gotta be honest, I didn't watch it all I watched.
Speaker 1:I didn't watch any of it. I watched the clips, I watched the highlights.
Speaker 2:I was watching it and I was listening. We were getting like we were in, um, we were in ocean city, weren't we? That was, it was recent, right. Yeah, we were in ocean city and, um, we were like getting ready to lay in, and you know, she was listening to it and I was listening and I was like I can't, I just this is like this is pointless. Yeah, I don't even need, in my opinion and obviously I'm already biased, but in my opinion, him just showing up, he wins, because you would never catch her showing up to a hornet's nest like that, no, no, and they never will. So it was three on one and she really didn't have to do anything except sit there and I thought he handled himself brilliantly. I thought I, from what I've seen in the aftermath of it, like I think so too.
Speaker 1:You know it's a. It was one thing to not fact check her, fact check her and fact check him. It was another thing to have your fact check be wrong. Yeah, blatantly wrong.
Speaker 2:I mean fact check be wrong yeah.
Speaker 1:Blatantly wrong. I mean, fact check was wrong on crime. Department of Justice came out the next day and was like yeah, no, no crime is up, crime is not down, 46% Crime is up. And then that no state in the union can have a full-term abortion. Yeah, they said it's not available anywhere and it is available. It is available in Maryland. It is available in Maryland, it is available in New Jersey, it is available in Minnesota. That is available to people.
Speaker 2:It's wild. I mean it's like living in a twilight zone man, it's. So it can be demoralizing at times because you just watch, like you know, he can say things that are absolutely factual and we'll get fact checked and they'll say he's lying. He's lying and of course, you know all the orange man bad people believe it and she can literally just sit there and continue and, like all of her ad campaigns, she still continues to do some of the say, some of those things that have been a hundred percent debunked, and not just you know, by, you know conservatives, by like what's what's the one, what's that one website that does oh Snopes.
Speaker 2:Snopes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, snopes.
Speaker 2:That's not. That's not a conservative site by any stretch of the imagination. The whole Charlotte thing, you know, the abortion thing, like just all these things that she keeps saying that Project 25 or 2025, like all these things that are just blatant lies and she can say them and they'll just back her.
Speaker 1:They were fighting the battle with her. I mean they were fighting the battle with her, mean they were fighting, they were fighting the battle with her.
Speaker 2:and then and then to find out, the chick is like uh, what, like sorority sisters or whatever?
Speaker 1:he said they were sorority sisters. And that's that's. That's not some made up shit either.
Speaker 2:That's, that's, that's real but no, the reason I joked earlier about, like are you sure this is the last one, because I just saw today or yesterday that cnn had actually um put out some fact checking on a bunch of stuff that she said and basically calling her out for lying about a bunch of things. Yeah, and I was just kind of joking because, like, typically, once, just like when they did with biden when when they start to turn on a candidate and actually a democrat candidate and start calling out their lies, typically they're kind of done with them and they're moving on to the next person, the next person well, two, there were a couple of things that and you know, tiktok, like I mean.
Speaker 1:I mean, yeah, you love to hate things like tiktok, but tiktok gives people a chance to put things out there into the universe. And there have been several tiktoks that have come across my feed where women calling Johns Hopkins, women calling abortion centers in New Jersey, telling them that they are, you know how far along they are, you know, and that they're in a jam, and yada, yada, yada. And the abortion clinic's like, yep, no problem, we do this all the time, full term. Wow, and how they do it, like Johns. Then there's a TikTok on there Johns Hopkins explains the procedure and she she's.
Speaker 2:so you saw, the latest, though, about the whole abortion thing. Right where they're? This chick in georgia died, and and the left is going crazy and saying it's because of the abortion trump's abortion ban which is hilarious because, oh, it was banned. She probably wouldn't have done. He doesn't have one, but no, she took that abortion pill, oh, and it was effects from that she had. She might hammer it, and then we'll know what what they said happened was.
Speaker 2:And they said that, like this is something that like Planned Parenthood, who pushes this pill and actually says I was listening to a thing that actually says on their website that it is this, it is as safe as ibuprofen. And then the reality is it's not because you need to be monitored, because what happened was not all of the baby came out and it, like, was left in her and she ended up with sepsis. And then they're trying to say, they're trying to blame, say the hospital wasn't allowed to do anything to help her, which the law clearly states that if the baby is already dead, they are 100%. What is it? A DNC? I think it's like a DNC or something like that.
Speaker 1:A DNC? Yeah, yeah, a DNC, that's what it is DNC.
Speaker 2:Okay, at the end, yeah, yeah At the end. See, that was okay. They, they were. The law is completely clear that they were allowed to, but they didn't. They didn't they like waited like 12 hours and she ended up dying, um, and they they had not been able to get any type of any type of response from the hospitals as to like why or how it happened. So they're like not willing to say anything. But it was like a combination of you took this abortion pill. That is not safe. But they keep trying to push on the people and they say like they're like that's like 70 percent of the abortions now is like through this pill oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:So, um, the company Roussel-Uklaf is the company that the abortion pill is. It was called RU486 when it came out. They've rebranded it since. I don't know if you know this link. This is a legit link. The company Rousseau-Uklaf developed 46 is the same company. That was started by the same doctor who created the gas for the chambers of the Jews. Direct link. Okay, you can look it up. In fact, I was floored when I found that out. It's just the bizarrest connection to me. Yeah, and that was then. That was because that was the name of the pill ru-486. Russell uclaf. Um, I think russell was the guy who created the gas. They, after the war, they created this pharmaceutical company.
Speaker 2:That's been kind of exchanged through a couple of times now, but, yeah, same company interesting weird huh there's a kind of exchanged through a couple of times now but yeah, same company Interesting Weird. There's a lot of, I mean. The funny thing is there's a lot of really weird connections when it comes to both government and these types of businesses and these types of companies and these basically you know, the elites, and there's a lot. There's just way too many coincidences and weird connections that just aren't coincidences.
Speaker 1:Right, and I mean that's that. I mean, my point is like when you talk about things like this pill and you see where the Democrats were with the affordable care act and where they are about pushing flu vaccines and how they've linked flu vaccines to the amount of Medicare funding that hospitals can get as part of the affordable care act that was in those pages how they've what they've done and they're still doing, still pushing this COVID vaccine Like you effing kidding me, they're still pushing this COVID vaccine. And then you see you know they're right for abortion and I just I'm just looking at it at this point like, again, nothing to do with women's rights, all to do with big pharma, all to do with making money Absolutely nothing to do with women's rights.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean, you can rationalize it in any way you want, but at the end of the day it's money Of course. At the end of the day it's money. It's money Of course, at the end of the day it's money. But uh, the media is uh poster child.
Speaker 1:David Muir, I mean neither here nor there with David Muir. I mean I think he makes made a decent anchor on the news for what you know news I watched, which really isn't much. I mean, the amount of Davidid muir I see is whenever mom did, usually on the news he's like a world news tonight guy. David here, yeah so, but yeah, he's the world news tonight guy. He's like you know, he's like this generation's cronkite, which he's definitely not. But I mean for him to be involved in that mess and then to see you knowD Vance and this is what I love about JD Vance JD Vance in a media interview can stay so calm and so on, point and tell people you're not being fair, You're not being, you know, you're not being partial Right. And I don't know if you saw what he did to Dana Bash. No, I didn't. Dana Bash was asking him questions and she, she was doing the Dana Bash thing. I don't know if you, I don't watch mainstream.
Speaker 1:So what she does. I watch the clips of Especially JD Vance. I've gotten to know him because I really love the way he handles himself. He disarms them completely Because he says If you want to debate me, he said to her we can debate, but I am here because you wanted to ask me questions, which means I should answer the questions, otherwise I don't know why I'm here. He says just last week you had Kamala and Waltz on. You asked them questions. You gave them multiple choice answers. You allowed them to answer. He says you're rattling off a question now and you're interrupting me three sentences into my answer. He says what you know? What are we doing here? And I just not even something Trump would do. You know what I mean? Not even something. No, he's very different than Trump.
Speaker 2:Oh, he is. He is Very no, and that's great, because you really like just put them on the spot and they, I'm sure. What was her response? There was no response, because you completely caught off guard and feel like an idiot. You're disarmed, yeah, completely.
Speaker 1:I mean it's brilliant. The other left spin they have now about JD Vance is that the campaign has bought this guy, this dog, because he brings his dog with him everywhere. Who does JD Vance? He's dogs on the campaign trail. Now he's losing me, yeah, I know, but this dog he has, and he had the dog in the Tucker Carlson interview and the dog has behaved you can see clearly he goes. We've had this dog since he was a puppy. He says this dog is trained. I raised this dog and you can see the dog is just in love with him. He would go over and obviously he would smell carson but he would come like right back to jd. I mean it wasn't, like you know, just attached to everybody. And you know the left is saying the campaign has given this guy a dog so he's more appealing to the average person.
Speaker 2:Wow, well, they should try to give kamala one then, because she's far from appealing I mean, listen, she grew up in a middle-class family.
Speaker 1:She should have a dog. They had nice lawns.
Speaker 2:They had really nice lawns in her neighborhood.
Speaker 1:They had construction workers and teachers. There's no way. There's just no way. She was that middle class. Why? I mean, her father was a professor, it's not like they were.
Speaker 2:So I don't know the whole dynamic. Are you sure? She talks about her mom being raised by her mom and her mom saving up to buy them their first house when they were a little bit old, almost teenagers. So where was the father? They probably weren't together. Maybe they weren't together?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:That's pretty typical.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know and I don't really care because, honestly, it doesn't, it doesn't matter. I don't need to know that to know that she's full of crap, you, and that she's like. She's like the worst thing for when. The fact that, like these liberal women are trying to rally behind her because she's a woman or she's a woman of color, like it's she, is the absolute worst thing for women. Yeah, for all the women who are independent and strong and smart and successful Like she. That's not her, no, it's never been her. She she's. She's done shifty, shady, pretty despicable, crappy things to like get where she's at, and she's kind of an embarrassment to to things to like get where she's at and she's kind of an embarrassment to to the, to the women that that don't that earn their place.
Speaker 1:I, I I agree with that too, and I and I know I know plenty other people who agree with that. But I also know plenty of people that are just hate the orange band, it doesn't matter, like they could just I mean they could probably run you in her place and you would get votes because so many people hate don yeah.
Speaker 2:They're funny. It's just there's so many things. They've just spent the last. I don't even like what's it been now it's probably pushing 10, at least the last eight years, right, they've been trying to tell us how. You know, you don't get to decide what a woman is, and if you ask them to define a woman, they can't, uh-huh. But now today they want you to vote for her because she's a woman. Yep, well, wait a minute. I thought we'd. You know, I thought like the gender wasn't really like a thing. I'm just, it's just confusing, like it. Do we are we? Do we know what women are or do not know what women are? Like? Can we make up our mind? Because I'm confused. Did we ask her her point? Are we sure she considers herself a woman? Like, are you just assuming her gender? I don't know, maybe she's gender fluid. She's had a lot of it's.
Speaker 1:I can't. I was looking for some funny Kamal quotes because I thought I had them out. You know I can't. I was looking for some funny Kamal quotes because I thought I had them up, you know, now they want to close the border, which I don't think they want to do. I think that's just, you know. Well, we know that they don't want to close the border because that's their thing. But the other thing is now here's a prosecutor. Right, she's a prosecutor. She says she's been tough on crime. Right, that's her thing. Been tough on crime. Right, that's her thing. I was prosecutor, I'm tough on crime.
Speaker 2:Well, in the same breath, um, we don't consider people here legally criminals right and she was raising money to get the criminals that were rioting and burning the streets down out of jail oh yeah that doesn't seem very tough on crime not very tough on crime.
Speaker 1:so and then they roasted over the whole people, over the whole eating pets thing, which I guess he could have worded differently because he did give them a a bit of a battle cry, and I hate when he gives them a battle cry, but the town of springsville, ohio, is a hot mess. It's it's, it's a gang hot mess and you know they've interviewed more than one person who's been on the news that, like we have no more geese in our park, like my, my, my pets are gone, like my dog in the backyard is gone.
Speaker 2:It's at a horse now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so, and I mean people have been making light of it. But I mean this is when you get people here from a third world country, you know it's not gonna matter. It's not gonna matter. I mean, how many imagine people stealing geese out of stealing?
Speaker 2:them. They're like grabbing them and freaking grabbing them and ripping like snapping their heads like right there in front of people who are like playing with their kids, yeah, and then walking down the street with like a dead goose, like it's weird man, it's so weird oh my god, I'm surprised american citizens have like in towns like that, have like stood for it without doing just their own kind of well, I mean, that's, that's just yeah, I'm really surprised disappointed actually.
Speaker 1:yeah, that too. I mean mean disappointed actually, and I mean listen, not for nothing. We live in a migrant area. We have a lot of farming here. People might not realize that, but we do. We've got one of the biggest blueberry crops, one of the biggest cranberry crops, probably one of the biggest soy crops in the country, and we have a lot of migrants here and they're not doing it. Yeah that we have a lot of migrants here and they're not doing it. Yeah that we know, of that I've seen.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:It's not, no, it's weird you know, things weird I mean, maybe jersey mexican people are, you know, but I think and that's the other thing, I feel like, well, this is a. These are haitian immigrants, apparently too. Yeah, I feel, feel like our Mexican population that we have here, like I'm a 10, there's not trouble down there. You know what I mean. I've never felt unsafe, nothing. You know what I mean, nothing out of the ordinary. I mean, they're always nicer in a restaurant with them. Some of them, a lot of them, own businesses. Like it's not, like, well, it's not you know, it's not that environment, you know.
Speaker 1:No, not that I'm defending it, but I mean it's not that environment I've never felt unsafe around mexicans.
Speaker 2:No, but they're all like five, three, no, but yeah, that's some weird stuff and that's like some new stuff like these, these ones here, like they've obviously I can't account for all of them, but like they've been here like this is like they've been in this region working these farm stuff for a long time. It's not like they just came over here recently illegally. I mean, they might be here illegally, but they're not like they just came over in this recent flood of like this. Like people used to come here. They legitimately used to come here illegally for a better life. That's not the thing anymore. That's not. Yeah, that's not what these people are coming for. They're not fleeing, you know, some sort of whatever persecution in the country and coming here for a better life and to raise their family and make money for their family. That's not why they're coming here anymore. No, they're coming here to get stuff free off the government and they're coming here because they know they can do it and there's no repercussions.
Speaker 1:They're coming here to escape jail. They're coming here to escape jail.
Speaker 2:They're coming here to escape, you know, outstanding warrants Sanctuary cities, right, okay, I don't agree with it from the door. But when did Sanctuary City, which was basically the cities, are saying they're not going to deport these people, they're not going to give them up to ICE and stuff like that? They're illegals right, but when did that become diplomatic immunity? These people are like now they're protecting criminals who've committed crimes that are illegal. I feel like it's one thing if you want to protect they came here illegal, which from the door is wrong. But they're just here working hard and minding their business right, that's one thing if your bleeding heart wants to protect that. But they raped people, they killed women, they've done these horrible things and they're still saying, oh, sanctuary city, we're protecting them. Yep what?
Speaker 1:what is that? I feel like on one hand, you're right, I don't agree with it. On on another hand, I feel like you know the way this country is structured. We walk a fine line between federal government and local government and I kind of feel like it falls into that. And you know, if your local government wants to make you a sanctuary city, oh and I mean, I've either got a you know, I put the wrong people in office or I have to leave. You know? I mean that's.
Speaker 1:You know we talk about states rights with abortions and then we kind of you know the devil advocate. You can talk about states rights with these sanctuary cities. I mean, the thing where I draw the line is, I think if you want to be a sanctuary city and you want to buck the federal government, then you need to foot the bill. The federal government shouldn't be footing the bill. So I don't agree. Like, if New York wants to make themselves like, oh, we want to be a haven for, you know, haitian and Venezuelan sex offenders, and that's have at it, that's so extreme.
Speaker 1:Like, have at it, but you shouldn't get any money from the federal government for that.
Speaker 2:You went from just wanting to. You wanted to like protect these illegal immigrants because you just thought they were here for a better life. Okay, you know there's plenty of people that are going to like understand that, yep Right. You know there's plenty of people that are going to like understand that, yep Right, and have compassion for that. But now you're just flat out defending and protecting violent, crazy criminals.
Speaker 1:Yep, and Facebook still throttles the stuff. By the way, what stuff? So I reposted this clip from Fox News. While we're talking about sex offenders, 158 Dems vote against the bill to deport illegal immigrants who commit sex crimes.
Speaker 2:It's wild man.
Speaker 1:You know, the only person, the only person who commented on it was you. No likes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, obviously.
Speaker 1:And it's, you know, absolutely insane. You know when you put a post that you know that they're throttled. That post just got buried. It was a Fox News repost that got buried by Facebook.
Speaker 2:After he just got done saying how he was like I was forced to. He's full of shit. I mean he may be forced but you can.
Speaker 1:Then you know, whatever, who pressured you like man up? And I just, I mean you're full of shit until proven otherwise. I just I can't with that guy. He's a clown. I can't any of these big techs, I mean Bill Gates, bill Gates too. I mean Bill Gates is the perpetrator of them all as far as I'm concerned, you know. I mean Bill Gates is the perpetrator of them all as far as I'm concerned, you know. I mean we all have our products that we boycott, and I will, you know, me and Microsoft, no dice man, I'll never. That guy's a scumbag. He's the king of all scumbags, right there next to Tom Hanks.
Speaker 2:I can't even pick one. There's so many at this point. It's a big assass club man and I couldn't pick one.
Speaker 1:That's worse than the other, because there's some pretty vile characters out there, yeah, pretty, pretty, pretty vile man Clooney's another one New Clooney video. Clooney's a clown New Clooney movie coming out that I'm not going to go see, Such a clown Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2:Speaking of speaking of movies, though, watch the movie went to. Went to the movies recently, yes, last week, to see what reagan, oh, how was it because I want to go see that.
Speaker 1:it was good and you need to go see it. They did as best a job as they could. Um, they were meaning well because, well, first of all, it was a very good movie. First of all, don't ruin the movie. For me, yeah, but it was very good movie. But when you're with a guy like Reagan he led a pretty interesting life and you're trying to squeeze that life in two very impactful terms Right and a government, a stint as governor into a two-hour movie, yeah, yeah, it's really, really tough, but you need to go see it.
Speaker 2:Plus, sometimes stuff like that's better in a series, like an Amazon Prime series. You can do more with it, and that's why you're seeing a lot of these big actors going to that stuff. They have freedom. You can just get a lot more out of it. You're right you sacrifice things when you've got to condense it into two hours. I've only seen little clips of it. I thought, from what I've seen, he did a pretty good job of beating him.
Speaker 1:He had the head movements and that stuff. He did a lot of research on that.
Speaker 2:We listened to him on a podcast coming back from South Dakota. We listened to him in the car on a podcast talking about some of the stuff that he did and went to the Reagan Ranch and stuff like that. It was filmed on the Reagan Ranch. He got to meet and visit some guy that was like the caretaker of the property or something like that. The whole time Reagan was alive. He died, I think before the movie came out or before the movie was actually being produced or filmed. But yeah, he was in his place, his study, he did a lot of research, he talked to a lot of people and it was good. That's cool. Well, you know what's coming up on Tuesday, right? Oh, what's on Tuesday? Tuesday's half price at AMC, if you remember, that's where we went. As a matter of fact, we Tuesday, right, oh, it's on.
Speaker 1:Tuesday Tuesday's half price at AMC. If you're a member like us, that's where we went. That's where we went. As a matter of fact, we went last Tuesday, so I think maybe.
Speaker 2:I'll get mom to go out this Tuesday maybe, and get her.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was a great, great, great movie. I must say we were the youngest people in the theater, by at least 20 years. That's wild, kind of cool. I mean kind of cool, but yeah, yeah we were the younger people, and it's full, it's full of reagan jokes. And well, I mean these people, these kids today, they don't know who reagan is, you know?
Speaker 2:I mean, most of them don't even know who the last president was. No, correct, or yeah, the worst public school system in the history of our public school systems. They just don't know.
Speaker 1:But I mean great, go see it. Because when I say they did the best they could, it was you know, you're squeezing, you're squeezing such a life into a two-hour film. Oh, definitely, and that's what I mean. Like there's things that I know that Reagan did, obviously, that were not in the movie and there were things that were, like, touched in the movie. But one cool thing was, as characters floated in and out, you know whether it was George Bush or there are a couple of people that you're going to know their name when they, when they pop up, they would put like a subtitle of who it was, because you're going to see George Bush for like 30 seconds in the movie, but it tells you this is, you know, george Bush or this is whoever this is, you know the secretary of defense.
Speaker 2:Right right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, really really cool. That's cool. Really dove into the relationship with Gorbachev and Thatcher. And was it? Was it Merkel who was? Who was Germany? I forget who Germany was at that time, but no, I don't remember it wasn't was Germany, I forget who Germany was at that time?
Speaker 1:but no, it wasn't, but I was just a kid, I know, but I mean it was great stuff and, um, I should have. I actually I have, uh, I have a a Reagan campaign pin downstairs. Okay, I'll show it to you before I leave. It was you know. Where'd you get that? Uh, from my grandmother. Yeah, that was you know.
Speaker 2:Where'd you?
Speaker 1:get that From my grandmother. Yeah, that's cool, yeah yeah, you used to have buttons. Well, it is, it is a button, that's exactly what it is. It's like the button that pins in, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Do these campaigns even do that anymore? No, I don't think so. And we have buttons here. There's a Nixon button downstairs yeah, a nixon button downstairs. Yeah, there's a. Yeah, there's a nixon button downstairs. There's a reagan button downstairs. There's a kennedy button in this house packed someplace an original jfk campaign button. That's big. Yeah, you know, that's in this house somewhere that I gotta find big ass button.
Speaker 2:Who the hell's gonna wear?
Speaker 1:they did. Man, it's a war. We hang flags today.
Speaker 2:There were buttons. It still drives me nuts that our Southampton firehouse, where you go to vote, doesn't give you the I voted stickers.
Speaker 1:Oh, we get them sometimes.
Speaker 2:Never, ever ever. Yeah, we get them sometimes 19 years almost that we've been here.
Speaker 1:I had my F-150, man, I had a bunch of them on top of one another. My F one 50 on my dash.
Speaker 2:Um no, it's annoys me, cause that that you know election day every every whatever four years or whatever. Everybody starts posting. They got their little little stickers on you know sticker, you bastards.
Speaker 1:So yeah, it's a thing, man, it's a thing, but we're getting down to the wire here. It's going to be interesting to see how this folds.
Speaker 2:So sitting here today, what are we?
Speaker 1:September 20th, not even two months right, yeah, not even two months, november 14th, it's November 14th, november 4th, november 4th yeah.
Speaker 2:So you're talking just over a month, right? So, sitting here today, what does your gut say?
Speaker 1:My gut says it's going to be close, but I think that we'll know before the night's over who the president's going to be. And, um, I don't, I don't see, I don't see how they can win rightfully. I don't see how they can win rightfully. I mean, did you see? I just, just, just just the route, the rallies alone. You should, you should be, but listen, you should be. This is what's going on now is worse.
Speaker 2:I know, but he was still blowing. Was it Biden? He was crushing Biden. He was still crushing him.
Speaker 1:But what's going on now is worse. The people that were just in the North Carolina the South Carolina rally were all from Georgia and most of them had attended the rally in Vegas.
Speaker 2:You know I mean, I don't really like people that are following the rally around though, Cause that's a little misleading.
Speaker 1:That's my point. That that's my point. It's misleading. It's like you're going, you're having a rally in Vegas and then the same people wait. You're talking about her, yes.
Speaker 2:I thought you're talking about him, okay, her and that's you know. Yeah, if you just have a convoy of people that's the same people every rally, then that means you don't have anybody.
Speaker 1:And and the thing was, when you see a kamala rally and this is not, this is not, you know, just me pointing this out. This has been pointed out many times at all and you can go and look at it with your own eyes. Outside of a kamala rally are buses and people getting off of buses.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, it's, yeah, it's just like Outside of a Trump rally. It's like every liberal protest. It's like they're not grassroots, they're not real. Outside of a Trump rally 60,000 people. There's people parked for miles.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's not even. There's no comparison. I don't know, man, it seems like a lot of the more respected polls are are pretty dramatically in his favor. Yeah, you know, like Rasmussen and some of these other ones that that you know aren't as like. I almost feel like influenced and biased by, you know, people that hate Trump.
Speaker 1:The Democrats have stopped throwing money at the campaign.
Speaker 2:You think so?
Speaker 1:I kind of feel like they've stopped throwing money at the campaign, or I don't know where the money's going, cause the I kind of feel like they've stopped throwing money at the campaign, or I don't know where the money's going, because the money's not going into advertising. Their commercials suck. Their commercials are terrible, they're just. They've brought a bunch of space on WYSP, our local sports channel, which I know you don't listen to, obviously because it's an Eagles channel, and they run the same stupid ad.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1:It's the same ad what's an opportunity economy.
Speaker 2:I yeah it's. What's an opportunity economy? I don't know.
Speaker 1:Because that's what she's going to make. Is there a definition for?
Speaker 2:an opportunity economy. Here's my question, though. Again, this is so simple. If you just have an ounce of common sense, why like anything that she says she's going to do and I know some people point this out, but, like trump should be beating this to death more too? Like, why aren't you doing it now? Why haven't you already done it? You've been, you've been part of the presidential, but you've been a vice president for almost four years all the problems like you're actually saying these are problems, but they're problems that you created and now you're saying you're going to fix them correct, like it's so basic it's. I feel like a fourth grader can like put these pieces together it's um.
Speaker 1:You know they could have fixed this border. They don't want to fix this border. They could have fixed abortion. They don't want to fix abortion. You know they don't. They don't want to do any of this stuff.
Speaker 2:Well, like gas is like creeped down a little bit over the last week or so. It's like gas is creeped down, you see oh, all of a sudden, with a month ago now, the gas is going down they're going to drop mortgage rates a month before the election, which I think is shady as hell.
Speaker 2:And it's funny because I listened to a guy who's involved in that whole the fed and blah, blah, blah and he, he flat out said that they don't do that, that this close to an election, because they don't want to be accused of trying to affect an election. Yeah, and what they do? They turn around and drop the rates right before the election.
Speaker 1:Now, when they drop them, they're only supposed to drop a quarter. Yeah, well, like a half, and they dropped my half yeah, they're so shady man, they're so shady I just shook my head at that and they were hell bent onbent on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's probably not going to be any more cuts for the rest of the year because we have an election. The election's in November. That's first quarter. So we're going to get through this year. But now unemployment has started to hit a point. You know where we're up above 4% or 4.6% or whatever the heck we're at. And then there's been huge layoffs. Who was the tech company? I had it saved here. It's another tech company, big tech company that we all know. It's like a household name and they laid off like 4,200 people earlier in the year and they just laid off 5,200 people this month. I'm telling you, man, 9,000 people. It's crazy. And that's after the Dems have cooked this jobs report.
Speaker 2:And you see how quickly stuff like that gets swept under the rug. Mm-hmm. I mean, come out flat out saying they bullshitted about this. Yeah, these numbers, and they've been lying to you for three years. And oh, by the way, oh, we made a mistake, come on, man. And they've been lying to you for three years. And oh, by the way, oh, we made a mistake, come on, man. And then it's like reported one time and then just gone.
Speaker 1:I think that I think the Trump campaign has been very way ahead of the curve on hitting these podcasts. Trump has hit. Who's the guy with the long scraggly hair? The comedian? Uh oh uh the little theovan.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he hit theovan. It was wild that hit theovon. It's wild that theovan this is podcast.
Speaker 1:Is that? This is what I'm, but this is what I'm saying? I think they are way ahead of the curve. I think what he has done this election, especially if he wins, is going to change politics as we know it forever in the media, cause he hit Theo Vaughn. He hit the other dude who wears the tie, who is definitely not a conservative. Um, I forget his name. Um, he's another tough interview, but he was on that podcast first and then he gets on um, he gets on Sean Ryan and he's been on another one. So it's like these podcasts have hundreds of I mean hundreds of thousands of. You know, the reach of these podcasts is so broad, you know, and I mean Jesus, lord, and then again Vance Vance making the rounds. Vance gets on Sean Ryan.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, it's, I mean it's definitely changed. Mean, who, who gives any credibility to these, these mainstream? You know like, why would you listen to a word? They say yeah, at this point, who even turns them on? And I feel, I mean it pains me to even turn on fox. You know like, yeah, you know, and they're, you know, the closest thing to my side but I can't even.
Speaker 1:They're just. I can't even watch them. I feel like the only. There's only one Fox show I'm left watching right now. What's that? Gutfeld?
Speaker 2:Gutfeld, the one where they're like it's comedy hour.
Speaker 1:That's. That's where I'm at dude.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's kind of like that one.
Speaker 1:I'm like this is weird. And he was on Gutfeld this week. Yeah, yeah, he was. He was on Gutfeld this week, it is kind of weird.
Speaker 2:but it's kind of. They're little comedy schticks, it's like a political freaking Saturday Night Live. It's weird.
Speaker 1:It's like a political satire, but it's. You know, I feel like there's not many punches pulled there.
Speaker 2:You're getting like the real news and the real questions and the opportunities for these people to be interviewed and have like real answers and be heard and not interrupted on freaking podcast dude. It's wild.
Speaker 1:Change, change politics it is wild, it really is crazy change politics forever. And I think the problem, unfortunately and I can't fault them for it like, like when you look at Megyn Kelly, for example you know you look at Sean Ryan is they see what mainstream media has become, yeah, right. You look at Tucker, they see what mainstream media has become, yeah, and they're trying not to be the other way. You know what I mean. They like we almost as a society, like need I need megan kelly to be, like you know, hardcore pro-conservative when she interviews trump? You know what I mean. Like you need these people to be, you know more the opposite of what mainstream media is being, and they're not.
Speaker 2:They're just kind of being middle of the road, which I agree with I feel like she does a pretty good job of just doing the job and being yeah, even though you know where like she kind of lies. I feel like she's still like we'll ask a tough question to a conservative and the same tough question to a liberal like she's. She's doing the job of journalism like the way it's supposed to be done. I think, yeah, yeah, that's what I gather and it's it's. It's a shame we were listening to, we were listening to her on wasn't on sean ryan's? Where was? I thought that was one of the best interviews he's done.
Speaker 1:And she was talking about the whole sexual harassment thing. The whole sexual harassment thing, how that went down, and with Murdoch. Yeah, yeah, if you have. If you're listening to this and you have not listened to Sean Ryan interview Megyn Kelly, it's pretty good to do two things. One, before you listen to that, go to Megyn Kelly's site. Listen to her interview with Sean Ryan. Yeah, because that will give you an entirely different perspective on who he was. I had to fast forward, like the first three minutes who he was. He's kind of tough, yeah.
Speaker 2:No, the first three minutes of his interview with her was like a suck fest. They were both telling each other how great they were. Oh, I know I was like oh, all, right, can we get to the interview? It was retarded.
Speaker 1:I was like come on, man, but the interview got good. That was good. You knew of Megyn Kelly was what had happened to her in that sexual harassment. I didn't know.
Speaker 2:I never followed that. I didn't know.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:Because I've never even been a big Fox News watcher or any of this.
Speaker 1:So I didn't really know that. And then she switched. You know, she switched networks. I used to be a big Fox news watcher I'm not anymore, but I used to be a big Fox news watcher and then I hung on to Tucker and then, once Tucker was gone, there was nothing to stick around, for I was, I was, I was done, there was was done.
Speaker 2:There was. I don't even like, I don't necessarily love jesse waters. I don't think he has the same like gosh, charisma is like tucker and and before him I think jesse waters. Even I don't even love hannity. I don't love hannity anymore.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he's just super repetitive and kind of boring I feel like jesse waters is going to be great once his career goes into independent media. I liked him.
Speaker 2:I feel like he was like doing on the street stuff for Tucker.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Like right and I liked him there, but now in that seat, like taking over Tucker, I don't think he's that great at it I just can't support him because I just, I, just, I, just I was a fan of Tucker and I think that Tucker was doing a job and they wanted somebody to do a job that you, somebody to do a job that you know wasn't going to be, wasn't? I mean kind of, because it seems like he kind of stabbed him in the back.
Speaker 1:Well, I don't know. I know I don't fault anybody like I don't. I don't, I would never fault him for that. I mean, they, they ousted, they ousted. Tucker, jesse, what is his dairy? Took the the opportunity. Just the fact that they asked tucker because they need somebody to deliver what they want delivered, and I just, it's more not supporting.
Speaker 2:Fox, than it is not supporting him.
Speaker 1:You know what?
Speaker 2:I mean, I feel like he kind of delivers the same kind of message that Tucker did, though that Tucker did yeah. So it's not like it doesn't seem like he's any more like by the company line than like he seems like just a yeah or maybe we didn't realize at the time how by the company line than like he seems like just a yeah or maybe we didn't realize at the time how by the company line Tucker was.
Speaker 1:You know how much they were reeling him in, and they did.
Speaker 2:And he's a goofball.
Speaker 1:I mean not for nothing he's. He's got an awkward laugh that he can't control. I mean that's what makes him real though it is what makes him real but it is weird. Yeah, it's just, it's like it's tough to listen to him. I'm like, yeah, but he's Larry, it lets you go Listen to RFK. That was painful.
Speaker 2:I mean, I can't vote for you, dude.
Speaker 1:I could never vote for him to just jump from a foreign policy standpoint. I feel like with an RNK, with an RFK in office, we will just get absolutely rolled Um. And while I don't about him, but I well his. He laid out his foreign policy. He's like we just gotta be done with everybody, like we gotta be out of everything everywhere, and I feel like I kind of agree with that. You do, you do, you do and you don't, though, until everybody's at your door. You know what I mean it's thick doors, man.
Speaker 1:That's the problem, yeah I know, make thick doors. I mean, you gotta I feel like you gotta keep your tabs on china we're all over the place.
Speaker 2:We got all over the place, and meanwhile, our own borders we can't keep secure. Well, by choice, well, by choice, by choice, completely by choice. Even when trump was here, people were still coming in illegally yeah, at least they were working on it and it ain't a free, and I know, but they're still getting them. Like it's, yeah, the problem is it's not serious enough. Like, yeah, that entire, like the money that we give to other nations, you know what kind of wall we could have all the way across, like impenetrable, oh yeah if we chose to just the ukraine money if we chose to, but we just it's like, let's have, you know, this handful of 30, you know border patrol guys in in dune buggies trying to cover these hundreds of miles of ground.
Speaker 2:Ridiculous is that? That idea that you could actually protect that border like that? Walls don't work, but yeah, we put one around every prison and expect border like that. Walls don't work, but yeah, we put one around every prison and expect it to work.
Speaker 1:I know walls don't work, but Nancy Pelosi's got a 16 foot one, every single one of them.
Speaker 2:Guns are bad and they're all guarded by guns.
Speaker 1:I know, I know Hypocrisy. I can't. I can't Rules for the only thing. The only thing I know about guns is I need to buy more. You ain't kidding? Yeah, you ain't kidding. That's the only thing I know about guns. I need to buy more because you know we lose. I could use a new gun. We lose this power grid. You know we get hit with a terrorist attack where this power grid goes down. This power grid goes down for a month. People are, especially in the cities. People are going to be savages.
Speaker 2:Oh, no doubt you saw what people would do over some toilet paper. Imagine if they're trying to feed their kids. Yep, people are going to be savages. They'll probably feed themselves, because most people are selfish and care more about themselves than their kids.
Speaker 1:Yep, yeah, now, crazy, crazy, especially if you happen to have it in a dry time like we've had at the end of this summer. Right now. We haven't had rain in weeks, like yeah, it is not. I mean I know you haven't been here, but I mean yeah, I mean my grass is brown. I mean it's.
Speaker 2:I don't know how your grass is at your house, but it's uh, um, it's not as nice as it was in the town where Kamala grew up, but we're not quite as proud of our lawns here in the Pine Barrens where it's hard to get good grass Middle class Pine Barrens In the sandy, acidic soil.
Speaker 1:You don't get great grass, but it's been exceptionally dry here. I mean, the farms have been really watering. You don't see them water all the time because it costs them money, yeah, you know. So it's been dry here and I think you do something like that, don't they? Use wells dry. They do, but you've got to run a well pump, yeah, but it's not like I mean.
Speaker 2:Yes, it's money, but it doesn't seem like it would be astronomical.
Speaker 1:Yeah, as it doesn't seem like it would be astronomical, yeah, as if you had to pay for the water. So I need to get a hand pump for this. Well, is what I need to get?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would feel much better if I had a hand pump for the well, how would that even?
Speaker 1:work. Yeah, where, where's it going? A big hook right onto where your wall goes down.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, it would just be yep. And I saw yep, it would be water. When you didn't have electricity, bro, at a pool. So suck it out of the pool interesting, I don't know man it's quite the mess. I don't even think we've covered everything that's gone since the last time we've done a podcast. No, we tried, though we tried. It's been a while we tried. It was a crazy summer for both of us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, that was. Do you know how that happened there? I heard I've heard a take on how that happened so they?
Speaker 2:I've heard that they someone convinced them that the pagers were, that, that, that the, the, the Jews, Israel was, uh, was too easily like, hack and and and get into their phones and track their phones and convince them that they should use pagers instead, and then then sold them a batch of of pagers that like C4.
Speaker 1:And they went. They went to a company in Taiwan right To buy C4 in them. They went to a company in Taiwan right to buy pagers from this company in Taiwan who had a shell company in Taiwan. The Taiwan company was attached to a shell company in Turkey, which was attached to a Israeli shell company, so Israel got the order. Basically, israel got the order and put explosives you know small charges into walkie-talkies too. They did charges into walkie talkies too. They didn't walkie talkies, they did it in pagers and um and sent it back, and they were getting to the point where they must've had like some kind of intelligence leak, where they were worried that they're going to figure it out, right. So that's why that's. That's why they were like well, I thought we got ain before they figure it out. What are you waiting for, though? I mean yeah.
Speaker 2:If you gave them a major mistake for it. I feel like the point was to blow them up anyway, right?
Speaker 1:The point was to blow them up, but I feel like a lot of that stuff is timing. You know they're trying to. I mean, we just got a headline ticker came across Hezbollah launched 140 rockets into Israel just a few minutes ago. That was reported. So you know, israel knows that they're going to take heat, but they need to be prepared to take the heat. I think that's the prepared for a response. Sure, they are. So the pagers were triggered by a message. I mean, there's been all kinds of memes about what the message was, but so that way that somebody picked up the pager with their hand and why why would you want in your hand?
Speaker 1:because then it would blow your hand off.
Speaker 2:Wouldn't you rather be on their hip? Um I, it's more likely to kill you if it's doing near your organs, and then you're who cares? I don't know how big the charge was now we just got a whole bunch of one-handed terrorists running around like you got, you got a.
Speaker 1:You got a bunch of Hezbollah guys with, uh, with no right hand. Yeah, you assume they all picked up with their right hand. You assume racist shit is that most of the population, most of the population, is right handed, so you assume that.
Speaker 2:I would think I'd rather be on their hip and just blast into their midsection yeah, bleed out.
Speaker 1:And the thing about the pagers the other thing I read about the pagers is not every, you know, obviously not every Hezbollah fighter has a pager. Right, that is basically how leadership was Right. But that seems like the more important people would have them. That's exactly right. So it would have been the more important people. And that was the thing about the pagers. Makes sense, about the pages. Yeah, makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know I know some people, I'd give a page or two. I bet you do a few. I'm glad to text them message interesting. Now it's um, it's been crazy, it's gonna get crazier and I feel like the um now.
Speaker 1:You know, now we've had like two, two attempted you know assassinations, and I feel like the third one they the mainstream media might not even report on like it's just so like well, there were, you know there were reports of people at the last um rally just came out this morning that said that they had like chemical burns in their eyes and on their hands who were standing next to uh and I don't know this was. This was a news ticker, so I don't know. I don't remember which news ticker this was, and they were that they were at this um nassau rally where on the side where trump entered, so they don't know if that was something that was attempted and was not impactful yeah, at this point it's like you know there's a lot of false stuff going on.
Speaker 1:You're gonna hear a lot of bull crap. There was a dude. You know what a self-trained bomb dog that he found. This is a national too. Guy had a self-trained bomb dog and, you know, called the police because he found uh, his self-trained bomb dog. And you know, called the police because he found his self-trained bomb dog was sniffing explosives in a car parked outside an asshole I'll see him Probably a bomb. The police came and searched the car. Imagine, parking your car, some jackass with his self-trained bomb dog calls the police because his bomb dog is triggered by your car and then you come out and your car is like just smashed and searched and the seats are out of it.
Speaker 1:Like what the hell happened?
Speaker 2:That was the first thing that came to my head when I heard that that dog ran to nuts. That's stupid. People are weird man.
Speaker 1:Oh man, I was laughing.
Speaker 2:I don't know, but I mean it's funny though, because they said the first one was a week after the Biden debate and this one was a week after the Harris debate.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's the snow, no doubt. There's no doubt in my mind the government is trying to kill this guy. I don't even think they're trying to hide it at this point. There's no doubt in my mind the government is trying to kill this guy.
Speaker 2:Good grief. It's like one of those crazy movies. It's like next thing, you know, just one of his Secret Service guys is going to just take him hostage or something. It's just weird, man, I can't.
Speaker 1:That's how you know he's the guy you should vote for. And the government keeps trying to kill this guy. No joke, that's how you know. That should tell you that. That's how you know.
Speaker 2:They all want him dead. There's a reason, and that should have you flocking to the polls or the polling stations and casting your vote, man.
Speaker 1:I think the death of the Democratic parties would be the people who just don't vote. Yeah, that's usually what they do. I feel like they're just not going to vote Cause.
Speaker 2:I think there's there's a lot of people that will just never vote for Trump Right.
Speaker 1:It doesn't mean they're going to vote for her, yeah, and I feel like I'm cool with, at the core. That's the difference between today's Republicans, today's Democrats. Right, today's Democrats are just not gonna. They're just like we, yeah, you know, whereas republicans are like no f. This man like well, I mean no vote.
Speaker 2:Independents are another story if she was our candidate, I might not be voting either.
Speaker 1:It's tough dude, I mean, I mean, they didn't vote for her to begin with yeah, I mean that's.
Speaker 2:That would be why I mean it's just what a slap in the face to an entire party of, like all those voters. They just basically was like your opinion doesn't matter.
Speaker 1:It's not even that when she ran in the, when she ran in the primary, she didn't even make it to the Iowa caucus.
Speaker 2:First one to drop out. She was pulling so bad and they were ready. They were talking about before he dropped out. Biden dropped out. They were talking about how she she could possibly be dragging him down. They were talking about replacing. He dropped out. Biden dropped out. They were talking about how she could possibly be dragging him down. They were talking about replacing her on the ticket. I know as her VP, I know that's how nobody likes her. I know Now they're trying to, you know.
Speaker 1:But they will control her.
Speaker 2:To send this pretty little picture of how awesome she is and how inspirational she is. And they all hate her. But yeah, they control her for sure. She's been controlled her whole life. She'll sell her soul for a little bit of.
Speaker 1:I love the picture that surfaced today with her and P Diddy, Another fine-standing citizen. Oh my gosh, dude. All those years P Diddy put out albums. Now he's going to get killed in prison. Why is he going to get?
Speaker 2:killed.
Speaker 1:Oh man, I don't know Why'd Epstein get killed. These guys are trafficking young girls. You think they were trafficking young girls. The people who are broken, not important. Yeah, man, bizarre, you think, you know. I mean, you think that there's people that probably Diddy can't flip on? Yeah, I'm sure he could, you know. Otherwise, it's just going to be the R Kelly trial all over again. He's just going to be in jail. Yeah, because they got him on racketeering too, because he used the business to do it. Mm-hmm, you know which is actually worse? Yeah, I mean, epstein's business was doing it. Yeah, worse, yeah, I mean, epstein's business was doing it. Yeah, you know, from a, from a penalty standpoint, from a from a racketeering charge, gonna pull a lot of years, man, more years probably, unfortunately, or fortunately, whatever, more years than than the sex trafficking is gonna give them. Wow, yeah, so weird man. Yeah, well, racketeering was the how they, how they brought down the mob. So I mean, that's why they made it so stiff.
Speaker 2:I forget who I was watching. It was probably on Instagram, but the guy was basically saying if you've ever been naked in a room with Diddy, you're probably going to jail. They had some sort of freaking parties. I forget what they called them freak something. I forget what it was, but it's some weird stuff. They, they, they pulled um from what I was reading. They pulled over a thousand bottles of baby oil and lubricant out of his house.
Speaker 1:That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Bro, what kind of weird freaky ass shit are you doing? Just lube and baby oil all in every cabinet. Whatever you want to get busy, just grab some lube. Weird, what a weirdo man.
Speaker 1:I didn't see that one coming man. I don't know a lot about him. Just what a weirdo man. I didn't see that one coming man. I don't know a lot about him. I just what a weirdo. So for a minor, for a racketeering charge is 20 years to life. That's what you get to do for racketeering. For each count of a minor minors under the age of 14 the offender use force, the minimum is 15 years. If minors used force, the minimum is 15 years. If minor is 14 to 7, the minimum is 10 years. That would obviously be each count. So he could very well be in jail for the rest of his life. He is racketeering and sex trafficking. If they do that as consecutive sentences, he'll never see daylight again.
Speaker 2:He would have to roll on somebody big, and in which case he probably will end up dead.
Speaker 1:I think he's going to end up dead before his trial.
Speaker 2:You think so?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I do. Hey, listen, wouldn't be the first thing I went public and said and maybe write about, because when we sat here and we started this stuff, I was like Biden is not going to be on the ticket and I just I knew it, I knew he was not going to make an election. Yeah, I just I just knew it, it was just no way yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2:I didn't see it going down the way it went down, though.
Speaker 1:I know I was very suspicious when we had a debate that early in the process. Yeah, if that debate was now. I know I was very suspicious when we had a debate that early in the process. Yeah, if that debate was now. You know that's. I feel like if, if Trump made one mistake in this entire election, it was it was debating him too soon. Right, if they had debated him later it'd have been screwed. Yeah, and I want to know is she on the ballot in Arizona? Is she on the ballot in these states Colorado?
Speaker 2:That's the thing, man. There were some other states New Mexico and Arizona, and stuff. They said that those ballots were locked, that they couldn't add anybody. So I don't understand what kind of shenanigans they're going to do to get her on the ballot there. Yeah, but I'm sure they'll do something.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so yeah, first one in a while here. Yeah, I'm getting ready to go to Denmark, so I'll be getting home next Friday.
Speaker 2:Wow, you'll have some interesting stories hopefully, hopefully not too interesting.
Speaker 1:Wow, you'll have some interesting stories hopefully. Yeah, no, hopefully not too interesting.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:These trips to be very uneventful. I got to fly to Copenhagen, I got to somehow get to Copenhagen central station If I'm doing that by taxi or by bus or by train and then I got to get from Copenhagen central station to our house central station and then to Central Station and then to a hotel somewhere, hoping I run into people that speak English or I can use Google Translate.
Speaker 2:I don't know you should be able to use a translator.
Speaker 1:I got and I fly out of a whole different city, flying out of like Bull Run.
Speaker 2:Just thinking about it so yeah, yep, yep well safe travels heck yeah we'll do another one of these when you get back. Yep, yep, it's been fun, it is fun.
Speaker 1:It's been too long yeah well, sorry, bonnie yeah, for real.
Speaker 2:Um, hopefully things will calm down here now that we're hitting fall and usually get a little slow, and hopefully we'll be able to get a little more consistent. But for those of you still in the winter still listening to these, despite our inconsistency, we appreciate you guys.
Speaker 2:Um sticking around, heck yeah yeah and uh, we still have our uh tunnel to towers fundraising going. We do, um, so you can still go to the link. Will that be posted? Yes and uh, you can donate to that. And if you're a motorcycle person, we are currently raffling off a set of love jugs. Um, if you don't know what that is, that's a piece of equipment that cools down your air-cooled motorcycle motor and you can get into that raffle by going to that link for our donation page and every $20 gets you one entry. And in the comment box make sure you write love jugs and that will let us know that you're entering the raffle and not just donating money. And then we're going to do a live drawing here coming up in early october. So, yep, you could win. But even if you don't want to do that, you just want to help out uh tunnel powers and help us try to get to our goal.
Speaker 1:You can just donate whatever at that page and you go right to wwwbaggersandburgerscom. If you're on a phone and the link is hard for you to get, scroll down and you'll see the link that says click here to donate on the Talenta Towers logo.
Speaker 2:Only a few months left.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's kind of cooled down after the summer a little bit, but we're still going to plug it away.
Speaker 2:So, yeah, that's it for today. Thanks for listening, guys, and, uh, we'll see you on the next one. All right, deuces later.
