3512 – November 12, 2024 – Power the Future – There is Much Work to Do – I read an article By Eric Lendrum that is encouraging and inspiring… it’s titled: Dawn of a New Day – Welcome back, Mr. President. Sorry, we kept you waiting. We have a lot of work to do. I love how he put that, don’t you?
It is a Dawn of a New Day in America – not just because President Trump defied all odds and made that HUGEREST comeback of all times… BUT because the American people made it happen! YES Trump and his team worked tirelessly BUT the American people rose up to MAGE or Bring America Home. But the thing I believe we need to realize is that THERE IS MUCH WORK TO DO!
I’m ok with celebrating, although I am getting tired of all the political analysts – analyzing this and that. My main concern here and now is that the American people made this happen… they voted to say we’re done with the Marxist and socialist ways. BUT are We the People ready for what I believe will require much work, patience, sacrifice and vigilance if we truly want Federal government smaller sacrifices will be required, and then WORK to grow state government if that makes sense.
We will return to our Constitutional Republic… Life – Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, Property – prosperity.
BRING AMERICA HOME© We started that journey… Nov 5, 2024
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[00:00:01] Hey, where are you going?
[00:00:03] I gotta get home.
[00:00:05] America, it's time to come home.
[00:00:08] It's time to come home.
[00:00:10] By bringing common sense back into the nonsense.
[00:00:13] Welcome to Common Sense Coalition Talk Radio, where America comes home.
[00:00:21] Down this dirt road, you're going to find determination and grit, opinions that matter, and a big ol' helping of good discernment.
[00:00:29] And now, the woman that wishes the D.C. occupiers would stop making her use her mom voice.
[00:00:34] Do not make me come down there.
[00:00:36] Here's your host and the voice of common sense, Beth Ann.
[00:00:42] And I welcome you today to CSC Talk Radio.
[00:00:44] It's my honor, my privilege, and my pleasure to be here with you today.
[00:00:47] We're going to have a great show.
[00:00:49] We've got Daniel coming up with us.
[00:00:50] And first, let's go to the Lord in prayer.
[00:00:52] And I've got a few things I want to throw out there.
[00:00:54] And then we will get on with it.
[00:00:55] Hold on a second.
[00:00:56] For such a time as this, O most gracious Heavenly Father, we come before you thankful.
[00:01:04] Thankful for the God that you are, the awesome God that you are, the loving Father, Savior, Creator.
[00:01:15] Thank you for your love and your grace and your mercy.
[00:01:19] Father, we pray for your continued protection over President Donald J. Trump.
[00:01:24] Give him wisdom as he's putting his cabinet together and his administration.
[00:01:30] Father, I pray for our folks in Congress and in the Senate and the House that they will behave themselves.
[00:01:37] And they will understand that the people have made a voice.
[00:01:44] Father, I pray that you will lead this country.
[00:01:49] That you will put with Trump godly counsel.
[00:01:54] And Father, I pray for the people that we will be ready for the changes that are coming.
[00:02:04] And understand that that's not always going to be easy.
[00:02:12] I pray for your continued watch care over the show, over Daniel, over all who are listening.
[00:02:20] For such a time as this, I pray in Jesus' name.
[00:02:25] Amen.
[00:02:27] I read an article yesterday that kind of piqued my interest.
[00:02:33] It was written by Eric Lindrum.
[00:02:35] And he titled it, Dawn of a New Day.
[00:02:39] But what really captured me was the line that he had in it.
[00:02:43] Excuse me.
[00:02:44] Hello, Froggy.
[00:02:46] Welcome back, Mr. President.
[00:02:48] Sorry we kept you waiting.
[00:02:50] We have a lot of work to do.
[00:02:52] I love how he put that, don't you?
[00:02:55] It is the dawn of a new day in America.
[00:02:57] Not just because President Trump defied all odds and made the hugerest comeback of all times.
[00:03:05] But because the American people made it happen.
[00:03:09] Yes, Trump and his team worked tirelessly.
[00:03:12] But the American people rose up to make America great again.
[00:03:18] Or to bring America home.
[00:03:21] The thing I believe we need to realize, though, there is much work to do.
[00:03:28] I'm okay with all the celebrating.
[00:03:30] Although I will say I'm getting a little tired of all the political analysts analyzing this and that.
[00:03:35] And why this happened and why that happened.
[00:03:38] My main concern here and now is the American people made this happen.
[00:03:44] They voted in to say we're done with the Marxists and the socialist ways.
[00:03:50] But are we the people ready for what I believe will require much work, patience, sacrifice, and vigilance?
[00:03:58] If we truly want the federal government smaller, sacrifices will be required.
[00:04:04] And then work to grow state government, if that makes sense to you.
[00:04:11] Put more responsibility to the states.
[00:04:14] We want the swamp gone.
[00:04:16] Which is a great deal of bureaucracy.
[00:04:18] See, bureaucrats not only regulate and mandate, but those departments have been taking care of you for a long time.
[00:04:25] With their social programs, subsidies, and such.
[00:04:29] Many have grown reliant on them.
[00:04:32] It is true that taking care of you was making you dependent on them, which was their job security.
[00:04:38] Are you ready to cut the ties?
[00:04:41] The EPA, in my opinion, should be dissolved.
[00:04:44] That's just mine.
[00:04:44] We'll see what Daniel's opinion on that is.
[00:04:47] Then it should go, if it's going to have to exist, it needs to exist in the states, not on the federal level.
[00:04:52] The same with the Department of Education, USDA, and the BLM, and numerous others.
[00:04:58] Some departments need to be gone completely, and others just need to be put in the state's responsibility.
[00:05:05] It will take sacrifice.
[00:05:06] It will take work, and a great amount of adjustment on our part, America.
[00:05:12] Ripping the bureaucratic band-aid off will hurt like the Dickens at first.
[00:05:17] But if we pull it off slowly, that only prolongs the pain.
[00:05:22] If you truly want the swamp gone, a federal government smaller,
[00:05:26] you will have to muster up some courage, brace yourself for the pain,
[00:05:31] but the pain will only last a short time.
[00:05:35] Then we will return to a constitutional republic.
[00:05:39] Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, property, prosperity.
[00:05:43] Make America godly again, healthy again, safe again, strong again, free again, respected again,
[00:05:48] energy independent again.
[00:05:50] Bring America home.
[00:05:52] My husband asked me, well, are we home now?
[00:05:55] I said, we started the journey November 5th, 2024.
[00:06:02] And with that, I bring on Daniel Turner.
[00:06:04] Daniel, how are you doing today?
[00:06:08] Bethany, it's great to be with you and your wonderful listeners.
[00:06:11] Thank you for having me.
[00:06:12] Well, you're more than welcome.
[00:06:14] I'm still in a great mood.
[00:06:16] Well, I like the celebrations.
[00:06:18] But I, you know, and it's kind of fun.
[00:06:21] I mean, Trump's bringing in all these new people.
[00:06:24] And some of them I like.
[00:06:26] The one I saw this morning, I thought, now why?
[00:06:29] Why her?
[00:06:29] Why there?
[00:06:30] I didn't understand that.
[00:06:31] But Kristi Noem is going to be the Department of Homeland Security.
[00:06:38] Yes.
[00:06:38] I did see that.
[00:06:39] And I mean, that's a monster of an agency.
[00:06:44] My hunch is that at this point, President Trump is only going to appoint as heads of agencies,
[00:06:51] people he trusts, knowing that those heads have to appoint hundreds of staffers and personnel
[00:06:58] who can inform and advise.
[00:07:01] And then they're accountable to the person he trusts.
[00:07:04] So you take something like Homeland Security, which is the entire Secret Service, Trump clearly
[00:07:09] is skeptical of Secret Service.
[00:07:11] He can't possibly vet the thousands of Secret Service agents, but he can have Kristi Noem vet
[00:07:18] them and he trusts Kristi Noem to do the job.
[00:07:20] And I think that's the same with Lee Zeldin at EPA.
[00:07:23] I was discussing with a bunch of reporter friends who said, why in the heck did he appoint Lee
[00:07:29] Zeldin EPA?
[00:07:29] The guy has no history of the EPA.
[00:07:33] And I think it's the exact same response.
[00:07:35] Trump knows the EPA has been used to target energy, to target farmers and ranchers.
[00:07:41] He trusts Lee Zeldin and he knows Lee Zeldin will appoint the right people to get the job
[00:07:46] done.
[00:07:47] And if they don't, they're beholden to Lee Zeldin, who he trusts.
[00:07:50] So I have a hunch that's the personnel direction he's going this term.
[00:07:55] Maybe the top guy doesn't know everything, but I trust that top guy to know the right people
[00:08:02] to get the job done and to be loyal to me.
[00:08:05] Well, I'm thinking that maybe Holman will help Kristi Noem decide who's going to do some
[00:08:11] of those things.
[00:08:13] I like that guy.
[00:08:14] I'm telling you, I like that guy.
[00:08:16] Yes.
[00:08:17] Yeah.
[00:08:17] Holman obviously is a known quantity.
[00:08:21] He was in the last administration.
[00:08:22] Same job.
[00:08:23] It looks like now he has a more elevated job because he actually has the title border czar.
[00:08:29] And I think John Holman is a take no prisoners kind of guy.
[00:08:35] I think he, like many of us, is exhausted by the influx of illegals and criminal and fentanyl
[00:08:42] and sex traffickers and human traffickers.
[00:08:45] And he knows it's going to be difficult and he's not afraid of the job.
[00:08:50] My concern, which I mentioned to you a little bit on Friday as we wrapped up, is we have a
[00:08:55] poison pill we got to take, right?
[00:08:56] We have to swallow some bitter medicine.
[00:08:59] Yes.
[00:08:59] And someone like Mr. Holman will do the job no matter how difficult it gets.
[00:09:05] Well, they're already...
[00:09:06] A lot of people, I think, would wimp out after time.
[00:09:09] I think you're right.
[00:09:11] I don't think he will.
[00:09:12] And they're already after him.
[00:09:13] You've heard all the stuff already.
[00:09:15] You know, how can we get rid of them and not separate the families?
[00:09:18] He goes, well, we get rid of the whole family.
[00:09:21] Yeah.
[00:09:22] Yeah.
[00:09:23] He's the man for the job.
[00:09:24] There's no doubt.
[00:09:25] My mind.
[00:09:26] I hear the music.
[00:09:27] We're headed into a break.
[00:09:29] I've got some other good news.
[00:09:30] And then I have the article that I wanted to ask you about.
[00:09:33] It's kind of an old one now about the Harris administration, Biden-Harris administration,
[00:09:39] trying to undermine Trump's energy agenda before he gets there.
[00:09:43] Anyway, I want to ask you about that.
[00:09:44] You're listening to CSE Talk Radio.
[00:09:46] This is Beth Ann with Daniel Turner.
[00:09:48] And we will be right back.
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[00:13:08] This is Beth, and I do have some breaking news that I'm going to throw out there right now,
[00:13:12] and that is that the Judge Merchant has paused all the deadlines in Trump's New York case.
[00:13:19] So for right now, that's on hold.
[00:13:22] So I think that's a good thing.
[00:13:23] I think it's a good thing.
[00:13:24] They didn't drop it.
[00:13:25] I wish they had just dropped it.
[00:13:29] You can wish for the stars, but you don't always get them.
[00:13:32] You know, they're in a tough spot, and I think this is – we talked about this leading up to the election so many times.
[00:13:40] Everything was on the line, and they realized if they didn't win, things are going to happen.
[00:13:47] And this judge is one of those people who, quite frankly, should be nervous.
[00:13:53] There's evidence – and other prosecutors as well – there's evidence that Letitia James went to the White House.
[00:14:00] There's evidence that Kim May and her team went to the White House.
[00:14:04] Those people should be nervous right now, and that's why they were all in on we cannot let Trump win because this will come to light.
[00:14:12] Well, they failed, and this will come to light.
[00:14:15] So I'm surprised the judge just hasn't tried to cancel it, hoping that if I drop the case, case dismissed, they will leave me alone.
[00:14:25] I don't think Trump's team will do that regardless.
[00:14:28] But he – yeah, he's not backing down, and that's maybe good because I am ready for war.
[00:14:35] And we have a telltale sign yesterday when 50 – a whistleblower told us 50 of the FBI executives are trying to rush to retire.
[00:14:51] I was telling my son that last night.
[00:14:53] We went to dinner for Veterans Day, and he said – I said, yeah, some of them.
[00:14:58] And he looked at me.
[00:14:58] I said, I get that.
[00:14:59] I said, no, 50 of them.
[00:15:01] He goes, whoa.
[00:15:04] So –
[00:15:05] Yeah.
[00:15:05] Yeah.
[00:15:06] And they should.
[00:15:07] And they should also be nervous, and just because they're retired does not mean –
[00:15:11] Doesn't mean we're not going to go get them.
[00:15:12] If they had committed any crimes, they are above prosecution.
[00:15:16] You know, there is still – I think about this.
[00:15:18] Just think of the way you make any decisions, family decisions, business decisions, church decisions.
[00:15:26] Think of how many people you have to gather in the room and sit down and discuss and draft a plan.
[00:15:30] Right.
[00:15:31] Or task people.
[00:15:32] And somewhere along the lines of the Biden FBI, someone said, you know, I think men who go to – Catholic men who go to Latin mass, I think they're potential domestic terrorists.
[00:15:46] I think we should start taking a list of all of them.
[00:15:49] And I think we should go to those churches, and we should see who's attending.
[00:15:52] And someone said, you know what, I think that's a good idea.
[00:15:54] Let's call Terry and Steve.
[00:15:55] And they called Terry and Steve, and they're like, you know, let's set up a meeting for next Thursday.
[00:15:58] Let's work it up the chain.
[00:16:01] Somewhere along the lines, multiple people said, I agree.
[00:16:04] I think the people that go to that church are domestic terrorists, and we're going to start documenting them.
[00:16:10] Yeah.
[00:16:10] I want all of their names.
[00:16:12] I want the process of how – those are the people who should be nervous because they know that is a gross violation of the First Amendment, and it's a gross violation of just human ethics.
[00:16:24] And it's deeply un-American to do that to fellow Christians, but they didn't care because they don't like it, and they don't like it.
[00:16:32] They decided they wanted to make enemies, and they never thought they were going to get caught.
[00:16:37] That's the type of stuff that is going to have to come out.
[00:16:40] That's going to be very difficult, but it's absolutely essential for us to survive.
[00:16:45] It is, and I don't see him doing away with the FBI as an organization, but I do see him cleaning house, and it needs to be done.
[00:16:57] And I'm sure there's somebody that can head that FBI and get it straightened out.
[00:17:04] Yeah.
[00:17:05] So –
[00:17:06] And I'm sure Christopher Wray will resign effective January 20th, 2021, and he'll lawyer up.
[00:17:15] But Trump has – there are some big announcements he hasn't made yet.
[00:17:17] The secretary of state was a huge one, obviously.
[00:17:20] Yes.
[00:17:20] But DOJ is the one that everyone is waiting for because the FBI reports to the head of the DOJ, who is the attorney general.
[00:17:30] And I think Trump realizes he made a huge mistake first time.
[00:17:33] He appointed Jeff Settler.
[00:17:34] Twice.
[00:17:35] Twice.
[00:17:35] Yeah.
[00:17:35] And the very first thing that was brought to Jeff Sessions, which was the Russia case, Jeff Sessions recused himself, said, you know what?
[00:17:43] I really shouldn't get involved.
[00:17:45] And that bit of – I don't want to even call it cowardice because I'd like to be more polite than that.
[00:17:51] It was cowardice, but for the sake of kindness, I'll say that bit of old-school Washington, D.C.
[00:17:59] Exactly.
[00:18:00] Fake chivalry.
[00:18:02] That cost President Trump his first term.
[00:18:05] I agree.
[00:18:05] I agree.
[00:18:05] We can't afford those mistakes again.
[00:18:07] I agree.
[00:18:08] And I have somebody in mind.
[00:18:10] I don't know what you think about – Matt Whitaker is the one I have in mind.
[00:18:14] Yes, he's wonderful.
[00:18:16] So he's the one that – if I was advising Trump, but I don't know the other people.
[00:18:21] So he's the one I've really been impressed with, Matt Whitaker.
[00:18:25] And there's another guy from – I can't think of his name – from New York that Trump actually pardoned him.
[00:18:33] He got New Yorked, I guess, back in the day.
[00:18:37] And I can't think of his name.
[00:18:41] He's been a Trump supporter.
[00:18:42] I haven't seen him recently.
[00:18:45] But I can't think of his name.
[00:18:47] Anyway, he's somebody else I think is pretty darn tough.
[00:18:50] And so I think – but Matt Whitaker is the one that comes to my mind for that particular case.
[00:18:56] Yeah.
[00:18:56] Department.
[00:18:57] And the president's going to have a heck of a time because even though we are 53 senators and there is no filibuster on appointments, you need a simple majority, there are still some good old rhinos in that.
[00:19:14] Oh, yeah.
[00:19:15] Senator Murkowski to just vote yes because Trump appoints someone.
[00:19:18] I don't expect Susan Collins.
[00:19:20] There are a number of Republicans, quote-unquote Republicans –
[00:19:23] I agree.
[00:19:24] Who are going to be problems for the sake of being problematic.
[00:19:29] I just had –
[00:19:30] And so there's a lot to do.
[00:19:32] I just had another name jump in my head that would just throw all the left into more chaos.
[00:19:39] Rudy Giuliani.
[00:19:41] Yeah.
[00:19:45] They can clean house, by golly.
[00:19:48] Oh, boy.
[00:19:48] What do you ever?
[00:19:49] Oh, my gosh.
[00:19:50] Yes, he would.
[00:19:52] I mean that's just huge because we've seen the lawfare, and you hear that term over and over again.
[00:19:57] And lawfare is obviously the use of the law in a political way to punish, to create chaos, to stop progress.
[00:20:08] We are a nation, sadly, of lawfare.
[00:20:10] You want to build a bridge, suddenly five people pop up and they've got a lawsuit against you.
[00:20:14] Yeah.
[00:20:15] And you say, well, why are you suing me?
[00:20:18] I'm suing you because you don't care about the dolphins.
[00:20:20] And you say, what the heck is happening right now?
[00:20:22] Well, it doesn't matter.
[00:20:23] That's lawfare.
[00:20:25] We've seen the increase of lawfare under this DOJ, and there's a lot that has to happen.
[00:20:29] And the attorney general pick, I'm sure, is going to be a very difficult one.
[00:20:33] And it's going to make a lot of people unhappy.
[00:20:36] Yes, it is.
[00:20:37] Heck, I've been arguing this morning with people over the pricks thus far.
[00:20:40] People are already telling me that's it.
[00:20:41] Trump caved.
[00:20:43] We already lost.
[00:20:44] He's already making these terrible decisions.
[00:20:46] Oh, my gosh.
[00:20:47] We aren't even in the one week mark because you know why, Bethann, Republicans like to lose.
[00:20:52] And that's why we're not Republicans.
[00:20:54] We're conservatives.
[00:20:59] I was just reading something Rudy brought in front of me.
[00:21:02] So this – I don't know if this is breaking news or what, but it says Trump granted clemency to five of his former campaign.
[00:21:08] What?
[00:21:09] This is – you were looking for that name earlier.
[00:21:10] Oh, the name is – no, it's not on that one.
[00:21:14] No, it's not on that list.
[00:21:15] Okay, never mind.
[00:21:15] That was old stuff.
[00:21:17] Rudy's trying to confuse me, and that's so easily done.
[00:21:20] So far I've been happy with his choices.
[00:21:25] Kristi Noem was a curious one to me.
[00:21:27] I didn't know what background she had to do the Department of Homeland Security.
[00:21:33] But Holman was one I was really excited about.
[00:21:36] Steve Miller is one tough dude.
[00:21:39] I think he'll – him and Holman together, they might argue over who's in charge, but I think they'll stay the course and get it done.
[00:21:51] Absolutely.
[00:21:52] They're principled.
[00:21:53] They are unwavering.
[00:21:55] They are not afraid of taking slings and arrows, and that's what we're going to need right now.
[00:22:02] I think Miller actually likes the arrows.
[00:22:04] There's a lot of work to do.
[00:22:05] So I think Miller actually likes to be shot at.
[00:22:10] I think he kind of enjoys that.
[00:22:12] But I know we're going to head into a break here pretty quick, and I really love discussing all this with you.
[00:22:20] I really do.
[00:22:20] But I am concerned about what they can do between now and January 20th.
[00:22:24] And this article came out last week, and it was written by Eric Lindum.
[00:22:28] He's kind of one of my favorites there on American Greatness.
[00:22:31] And he said – and he's taken his information from the Daily Caller – that multiple agencies are already working to block any potential future approval of liquefied natural gas exports
[00:22:44] and expanding drilling for oil and gas on American soil.
[00:22:49] The incumbent administration had already halted all the LNG exports approval in January as part of its long fight against fossil fuels in the name of stopping so-called global warming.
[00:23:02] So I wanted to get – Chris, Mitch is your favorite person in here, Jennifer Granholm.
[00:23:08] So I thought maybe we could discuss this a little bit.
[00:23:11] What do you think?
[00:23:11] Are they really going to be able to tie his hands behind his back or cripple it in any way?
[00:23:18] Because we really need to get this done.
[00:23:20] We need to drill baby drill for sure.
[00:23:22] We're heading into a break.
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[00:23:25] This is Beth Ann with Daniel Turner of Power the Future.
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[00:28:10] So what do you think, Daniel?
[00:28:12] I know they're going to try and do all kinds of things.
[00:28:15] They're going to try and protect the bureaucrats.
[00:28:16] And they're going to try and protect all of Biden's so-called legacy.
[00:28:23] Can they really stifle Trump from getting things done?
[00:28:28] Not in perpetuity.
[00:28:30] What they can do is they can put up a whole bunch of little obstacles that just need to be taken down on day one.
[00:28:38] And that just shows the pettiness of how our government operates, especially career bureaucrats who feel like the agenda they've been implementing as if they have the right to implement an agenda.
[00:28:50] But the agenda they've been implementing is now under threat.
[00:28:54] Case in point, just today, the EPA said they finalized its methane rule.
[00:28:59] This is a huge punishment of natural gas.
[00:29:03] Of course, they're going to make it very difficult to produce natural gas, to use it for electricity production, et cetera, et cetera.
[00:29:12] The EPA administrator said this is all coming out of the Inflation Reduction Act.
[00:29:17] He's trying to cite legislation saying, no, look, in the Inflation Reduction Act, there were provisions about regulating methane.
[00:29:24] And we have finally finalized those provisions.
[00:29:28] It's funny that the Inflation Reduction Act was almost two years ago, and it just got finalized four days after you lost the White House and the Senate.
[00:29:41] What the EPA is trying to do is say, oh, my gosh, we better get something and maybe we can stop it.
[00:29:47] But this new provision will just get overturned day one by the acting EPA administrator.
[00:29:53] So it's a silly move, but they're going to try to do a lot of that.
[00:29:57] It's not going to stick.
[00:29:59] The founder of the EPA, I don't remember his first name.
[00:30:03] Last name was Lehr, L-E-H-R, I think.
[00:30:05] I'm not positive on that.
[00:30:07] But I had him on the show, oh, several years ago before I even knew you, Daniel.
[00:30:12] And he said the EPA needed to be broken up and it needed to be put in the states.
[00:30:19] You know, each state should have their own EPA and get it out of the Fed.
[00:30:23] And I think that's what needs to be done with a lot of them.
[00:30:27] And I think that'll end a lot of this.
[00:30:29] This federal bureaucracy is just killing this country.
[00:30:32] Yes.
[00:30:34] Yeah, the EPA, like the Department of Education, which Trump has said many times he is going to dismantle, I believe the EPA should do the same thing.
[00:30:43] We have to acknowledge that we are a breathing, moving, advancing, evolving country.
[00:30:51] Not our Constitution, right?
[00:30:53] But our culture, our country is always moving forward.
[00:31:00] Technology, you know, all those things.
[00:31:02] We did have a lot of pollution in America, but we don't have that anymore because it's not 1968.
[00:31:08] We don't have rivers that are filthy.
[00:31:11] We don't have air problems.
[00:31:12] So let's pat ourselves on the back and say, yay, we did it.
[00:31:16] But the EPA still is pretending, even Joe Biden, when you hear him talk.
[00:31:20] You know, when I was a kid and Scranton, there was so much soot.
[00:31:24] Well, that's not the day anymore, Mr. President.
[00:31:26] We don't live in that anymore.
[00:31:27] Let's pat ourselves on the back and say the EPA did its job, and now all of its power should be returned to the states.
[00:31:34] And let's evolve.
[00:31:36] Government needs to evolve to adapt where we are.
[00:31:39] And right now we're not in the 60s anymore.
[00:31:43] No, we're not.
[00:31:44] And you're absolutely right.
[00:31:46] When I was younger, we won't say how long ago that was, but when I was younger, my daddy bought a farm out in Jamestown, Missouri area.
[00:31:53] And we lived in Raytown, in Kansas City area.
[00:31:56] And we'd go back and forth on weekends every once in a while.
[00:31:59] But when you drove back into Kansas City, you could see the smog before you ever got there.
[00:32:04] It's not that way anymore.
[00:32:06] Yeah.
[00:32:06] You don't smell the city before you get there, not in Kansas City anymore anyway.
[00:32:11] And St. Louis was kind of the same way.
[00:32:14] And you don't see that, not here in Midwest anyway, not where I am.
[00:32:20] I can't speak for other big cities.
[00:32:22] But we have cleaned it up.
[00:32:24] And we needed to clean it up.
[00:32:28] Absolutely.
[00:32:29] And now the pollution, the worldwide pollution, it doesn't come from America.
[00:32:34] It comes from China.
[00:32:35] It comes from India.
[00:32:37] It comes from Indonesia.
[00:32:37] It comes from Russia.
[00:32:39] And yet we're the only ones who punish ourselves.
[00:32:41] I joked on social media the other day when Xi Jinping heard that we were pulling out of the Paris Climate Accords again.
[00:32:51] He said, what's that?
[00:32:52] He doesn't care about any Paris climate.
[00:32:55] He's going to do whatever he wants.
[00:32:57] Only we are dumb enough to punish our citizens for the sins of other nations.
[00:33:04] And the world's pollution, the world's methane and greenhouse gases come from China, Indonesia, Russia, India.
[00:33:16] Why are we punishing ourselves?
[00:33:18] And so absolutely, the EPA did have its purpose.
[00:33:21] But let's not pretend that we are still on the brink of ecological collapse.
[00:33:26] Yeah, I agree 100 percent.
[00:33:28] And I was wondering about the Department of Education today.
[00:33:31] I know that's not in your realm of energy, but you mentioned that.
[00:33:34] I said, I'd like to see him bring back Betsy DeVos because she wanted to dismantle it.
[00:33:42] And I'd be tickled to death to see her up there and getting it done.
[00:33:45] She was treated horribly by the left.
[00:33:48] I mean, as soon as she was nominated, they were chasing her car and spitting on it and all kinds of things on her first trip.
[00:33:58] And just she was treated horribly.
[00:34:00] And I'd like to see her back in.
[00:34:02] She may not want back in there.
[00:34:04] She may not.
[00:34:06] And I can't blame her.
[00:34:07] But the education department is the next logical step of all of the evil ire, the insane anger of the left that stems from abortion.
[00:34:22] Because if they do not get you in the womb, then by gone, they will get you in the classroom.
[00:34:28] In the classroom.
[00:34:29] And that is why they are maniacal about the Department of Energy and teachers' unions.
[00:34:34] You know, they want to sterilize your children.
[00:34:37] They want to abort those who, you know, be even easier.
[00:34:40] It's just abort them flat out.
[00:34:41] But if you do survive to life, then they will make sure that you are indoctrinated with their nonsense from K through the end.
[00:34:52] And so the Department of Education doesn't need to be uprooted because of math scores and reading scores.
[00:34:58] It does for that, too.
[00:34:59] But the main reason why the Department of Education needs to be destroyed is because it is the breeding ground of the anti-American, woke, genuine, evil culture that is trying to take root in this country.
[00:35:14] And it has to be stopped.
[00:35:17] Well, are you going to try and have a meeting with Zeldin?
[00:35:22] I think you should.
[00:35:27] We'll meet with all of them and any of them, Beth.
[00:35:29] And, you know, if they want to meet with us, we have, yes, I would love to talk to any of them about all of these issues, especially when it comes to energy.
[00:35:39] They know who we are and they know how to find us.
[00:35:41] And we'll be able to reach them when necessary.
[00:35:49] Well, you know, I thought about that before because I think you would be good for one of the administration positions.
[00:35:58] I think you would be good, if nothing else, for counseling because you've just schooled yourself up so great.
[00:36:04] And you've burned some of the ground and you know what's going on.
[00:36:08] You know, there's so many of these departments that they all fall back.
[00:36:12] Everything in this nation falls back on our energy.
[00:36:15] Yeah.
[00:36:16] Well, thank you.
[00:36:17] It's very sweet of you to say, but they're going to need boots on the ground to push this and they're going to need people on shows like yours talking to the American people about what's happening.
[00:36:28] And I can be a way bigger asset.
[00:36:31] Help that way.
[00:36:32] Energy workers doing what I'm doing than going in the administration.
[00:36:37] So I will stay exactly where I am.
[00:36:41] All right.
[00:36:42] We won't give you a crown just yet if you don't want one.
[00:36:47] But I think you're doing a great job.
[00:36:48] And I'm not just saying that to be sweet.
[00:36:50] I think you are doing a great job.
[00:36:54] I know that you got into that on the ground level.
[00:36:57] I mean, you just decided this is something necessary and I'm going to take it on.
[00:37:02] And you did.
[00:37:03] You took it on.
[00:37:04] And you've done a fantastic job.
[00:37:06] There's been lots of ups and lots of downs.
[00:37:08] And I just I think things are going to be positive.
[00:37:13] But I want the American people.
[00:37:15] And you said it, too.
[00:37:16] There's going to be some pain.
[00:37:18] We're going to have to do some sacrificing.
[00:37:21] And there's going to be some things we don't think are pleasant when they start sending these people out of here.
[00:37:28] But jobs are going to open up.
[00:37:31] It won't happen overnight.
[00:37:32] But jobs are going to open up.
[00:37:33] We're going to be energy independent.
[00:37:35] And that is on our way back to the top as an American, as the United States of America.
[00:37:41] I want to talk about that a little bit, too, because it's one thing this this mess has shown us is the importance of our nation to the world.
[00:37:50] You're listening to CST Talk Radio.
[00:37:52] This is Beth Ann with Daniel Turner.
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[00:42:11] This is Bethann.
[00:42:12] Well, we've hit a lot of things today, Daniel, but if we, and I'm sure that we will,
[00:42:19] become independent, energy independent again,
[00:42:22] that is going to just break everything open for the United States, don't you think?
[00:42:28] Absolutely.
[00:42:30] And not just because I hope this is the case or, you know, this is an intellectual exercise,
[00:42:36] which is what we saw for four years of Biden, right?
[00:42:39] This is what we think is going to happen, so let's roll the dice.
[00:42:43] We witnessed it, and we witnessed it in 2017.
[00:42:46] That's right.
[00:42:47] And President Trump came in despite all of the Russia hoax and a lot of turmoil.
[00:42:53] He came in and he put in an energy policy agenda, and a year later we were all reaping the benefits,
[00:43:02] and we saw the banner year of 2018 and 2019.
[00:43:07] I think one of the mistakes that Biden-Harris made and Democrats made is they tried to convince the American people,
[00:43:16] or let me rephrase that, they thought the American people would forget about that
[00:43:22] and think everything of the Trump years was COVID.
[00:43:26] And when Kamala Harris would say Donald Trump lost 10 million jobs in his last year in office,
[00:43:32] the American people all in the back of their heads said, yeah, we remember COVID.
[00:43:36] Right?
[00:43:37] And Donald Trump saw blah, blah, blah, and the American people said, yeah, COVID.
[00:43:41] We remember that.
[00:43:42] Everyone hated COVID.
[00:43:44] But the American people did remember a time before COVID when our economy was going gangbusters,
[00:43:50] and they loved it.
[00:43:52] And that was because of energy policy.
[00:43:55] So when I think this is going to happen again, it's because it already happened once before,
[00:44:00] and we're not playing intellectual exercises like a bunch of Karl Marx students at a university.
[00:44:06] What if we get a chance to tinker?
[00:44:09] Right?
[00:44:09] And let me just wrap up by saying this, and that's where all these idiots in the Biden administration are going to go back then.
[00:44:15] They're all going to go to universities.
[00:44:16] They're going to lecture.
[00:44:17] They're going to talk about the things that would have happened if only we had had more time.
[00:44:24] It's always the pluperfect subjunctive tense of verbs.
[00:44:29] If only we had had more time, we would have been able to have seen, but none of it's ever based in reality.
[00:44:36] And they're going to poison more minds with Granholm.
[00:44:41] If I had had only just four more years, what we would have seen happen in green energy,
[00:44:47] let me show you charts.
[00:44:49] That's where all these idiots are going to go, academia, because they cannot prove anything for real.
[00:44:53] You're right.
[00:44:54] So they're going to just pretend in classrooms.
[00:44:56] And they'll all write a book, and they'll all do that.
[00:45:00] Trump's going to punish these universities, though.
[00:45:02] He's going to punish them.
[00:45:04] And they're going to lose some federal grants, and they're going to start getting taxed on their large – what do they call those that they've got?
[00:45:14] Endowments.
[00:45:15] Their endowments.
[00:45:15] I started to say annuities.
[00:45:16] I knew that was the right word.
[00:45:17] Endowments.
[00:45:18] He's going to tax them.
[00:45:19] And so they're going to start paying their fair share, as Kamala likes to say.
[00:45:26] But you're absolutely right.
[00:45:27] That's what they're going to do.
[00:45:28] But when all this took place, when we saw how they were trying to bring America down to their globalist Marxist realm, or whatever you want to call it, to the bottom of the pit,
[00:45:42] we could see – at least I could, and I know you did, and you probably knew already – how important America's independence, America's freedom is to the entire world.
[00:45:55] Our strength keeps the world safe.
[00:46:00] And the globalists, Marxists – it's just Marxists on a global – and these elites think they're going to run everything globally.
[00:46:10] They can't do it.
[00:46:12] And when America was going down, we saw all these other countries going down, too.
[00:46:22] And at least in my eyes, I saw how important America truly is.
[00:46:27] And years ago when Obama was president and some crazy things were going on, I had a listener call me from Canada and said,
[00:46:39] what are you guys doing down there?
[00:46:41] Don't you know we rely on you?
[00:46:42] What is going on?
[00:46:45] And, you know, I kind of agreed with her, but I laughed at it because – but then when all this happened with Biden and Harris,
[00:46:55] I can see how important the United States truly is, and I think that's why God's giving us a second chance.
[00:47:01] Yes.
[00:47:02] Absolutely.
[00:47:03] And strength begets strength, and people will see America's strength, and they'll do the same in their country, and they'll vote for strong leaders.
[00:47:13] And they'll see America's resolve, and they'll get some resolve.
[00:47:17] And that's the burden of being the world leader.
[00:47:21] But that's also, you know, the beautiful responsibility.
[00:47:24] You know, one day I'd love to wax poetic about the importance of America in the world in terms of just culture,
[00:47:31] where you go to foreign countries and they say things like Internet and weekend because America dominates the world,
[00:47:40] and our products dominate the world.
[00:47:41] And you go to foreign countries in the thirdest of third-world countries, and you see Coca-Cola products.
[00:47:48] Because – and I don't want to lose that.
[00:47:51] I don't want to – and China wants that role, right?
[00:47:53] China wants to replace America on that stage.
[00:47:56] I don't think America realizes how much is at stake if we were to start slipping in the world.
[00:48:03] And so I think building our resolve will make for a better world.
[00:48:08] The Israelis know that most of all.
[00:48:10] Yes, they do.
[00:48:11] But we will see a more peaceful world.
[00:48:14] We're already seeing it.
[00:48:15] We're already seeing world leaders start to talk about peaceful solutions because America is becoming strong again.
[00:48:22] Yeah.
[00:48:24] Yeah.
[00:48:24] They fear Trump, and they respect him.
[00:48:27] And, you know, Kamala tried to convince the American people that Trump's laughed at around the globe.
[00:48:33] That's not true.
[00:48:34] That's not true.
[00:48:36] Not by the leaders.
[00:48:37] They respect him.
[00:48:38] And they fear him because they know he means what he says.
[00:48:44] And, you know, I don't always agree with everything he does and says, but he's going to make America strong again.
[00:48:51] And I don't think the left is going to let it go that way.
[00:48:55] I think they're going to fight it every way that they possibly can.
[00:48:58] I'm still waiting for them.
[00:48:59] The silence is about to kill me because I know they're up to something.
[00:49:06] Yeah.
[00:49:07] They'll never be resigned.
[00:49:11] They'll never give up.
[00:49:12] They'll never give in.
[00:49:14] And that's just part of it.
[00:49:15] But, you know, that's a struggle we're used to.
[00:49:17] We're used to that as people of faith.
[00:49:19] We're used to that as Americans.
[00:49:20] Yes.
[00:49:22] But that's where we have to just strengthen our resolve.
[00:49:25] The fight's just beginning, but thank God for people like you.
[00:49:28] Dig in our heels.
[00:49:29] Make us strong.
[00:49:31] We've got to dig in our heels.
[00:49:33] Dig them in.
[00:49:34] And we're not going to let them win.
[00:49:36] We're not.
[00:49:37] And, you know, that's what all these crazy analysis are driving me nuts because they just keep trying to analyze it all.
[00:49:45] And the truth is nobody liked the dope.
[00:49:48] Nobody liked the dope.
[00:49:49] The woke dope.
[00:49:50] Nobody likes it.
[00:49:52] Everybody saw it wrong.
[00:49:53] That's where they went wrong.
[00:49:54] They tried to put just a little too much insanity on the ballot, and people weren't buying it.
[00:50:01] And we were tired of being broke.
[00:50:03] I had a granddaughter text me that night.
[00:50:07] She's got four children, and she says, we're making more money than we ever have, and we can't afford a home.
[00:50:13] They live in a parsonage.
[00:50:14] She said, I think we'll be able to afford a home.
[00:50:17] She says it's a good month because she's coming home from Thanksgiving to my house.
[00:50:21] She says it's a good month, me-maw.
[00:50:25] That's encouraging the young people.
[00:50:28] They're looking forward to prosperity in the middle class.
[00:50:32] Anyway, thank you.
[00:50:33] Thank you so much for all that you do, Daniel.
[00:50:35] We appreciate it.
[00:50:36] God bless you.
[00:50:37] And we all worked as we worked together to bring America home.
[00:50:41] God bless everyone.
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[00:51:01] Beth Ann has been behind the microphone for almost 30 years fighting to bring America home.
[00:51:06] She brings her unique perspective, drawing from her many life experiences and her love for God and country.
[00:51:12] As a young girl, her family moved from the big city to a small rural community where she would grow up, marry her husband, and together raise five sons.
[00:51:20] Along the way, she worked in factories, retail, sales, and medical clinic, and now lights up the airwaves on CSE Talk Radio.
[00:51:27] As the D.C. occupiers continue to drive our society into socialism and anarchy, the message to Bring America Home grows more crucial by the day.
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[00:51:46] Do we lack enthusiasm and understanding of the word liberty?
[00:51:50] Do we weep for liberty which we have lost?
[00:51:53] Or do we simply not understand the substance and sacrifice for which we were once privileged?
[00:51:58] Liberty.
[00:51:59] Webster defines liberty as the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's life, behavior, or political views.
[00:52:09] Today, we seem to want restrictions.
[00:52:12] Government micromanaging our lives?
[00:52:14] But do we realize the cost?
[00:52:17] Alexander Hamilton once stated,
[00:52:19] There is a certain enthusiasm in liberty that makes human nature rise above itself in acts of bravery and heroism.
[00:52:27] As a republic, we the people must guard the liberty of others.
[00:52:30] We must continue the enthusiasm that will make men free.
[00:52:34] Visit CSCTalkRadio.com, where Beth Ann puts enthusiasm and common sense back into American liberty as she brings America home.
[00:52:46] Friends, I want to talk to you very frankly about the increasing civil unrest we're seeing these days.
[00:52:52] You can't turn on the news without hearing about more riots, violence, looting, killing, lawlessness, and mayhem.
[00:52:59] Sadly, I think the worst is yet to come, and the crescendo will be quite painful.
[00:53:04] However, I want to focus your attention on what you can do to survive.
[00:53:09] I want to focus on what you can do to survive.
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