Radio Show Hour 1 – 03/21/2024

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[00:01:19] absolutely fantastic as you know. We reject revolution we stand for peaceful

[00:01:24] restoration of the greatest country on the face of the earth. Why do I keep

[00:01:28] saying that over and over and over every hour every show all the time? Is it

[00:01:31] them? Of an obnoxious kind of introduction and stuff. I think in a way it is

[00:01:35] but at the same time, you know they've literally reported me. That's the

[00:01:40] Southern Poverty Law Center and in all the clowns over there as one of the

[00:01:44] great threats to America. They say that I'm the nexus of hate, anti-gayroom

[00:01:51] racism and such. Well, I'm just telling you right now for over 25 years we

[00:01:57] talk about peaceful restoration of the greatest country on the face of

[00:02:00] the earth. We don't believe in revolution unless it's a Jesus revolution. We

[00:02:04] actually believe in restoration of the greatest country on the face of the

[00:02:07] earth. We can do so peacefully using the checks and balances. Why do they say

[00:02:11] that I'm violent? They've never ever had any violent experiences or episodes

[00:02:16] from me whatsoever. They've never had even a hint or recommendation for

[00:02:20] violence from me. So we're just trying to set the record straight lady in

[00:02:25] them. As tedious as that is sometimes we got to do it. Welcome to the broadcast.

[00:02:30] I've got Elden Stahl with me. Elden Stahl dear friend also a field

[00:02:34] coordinator for the Don Burch Society. That's JBS dot org. Also the new American

[00:02:40] magazine, the new American dot com. Just doing a great job. He also helps out

[00:02:45] with the CSPOA quite a bit just tremendous work. Elden welcome back to

[00:02:49] Liberty Ground Table Live, sir. Well thank you, Sam. It's great to be back.

[00:02:53] I wonder if you knew about this headline because I didn't until today. The

[00:02:58] problem is it's a day late by the time I saw the headline yesterday was quote

[00:03:03] international day of happiness. Did you know that? Man, I missed that day of

[00:03:10] happiness. What am I going to do all the other day? Elden? I was pretty happy. I

[00:03:17] thought I was happy but maybe I needed a special date to help me be happy.

[00:03:23] That is correct. The problem is if you know about it after the fact how happy

[00:03:27] does that make you? Oh man, I was ticked. I don't like that. Fomo going on. Huh.

[00:03:34] He got a fear of missing out happening and I mean it's like I learned about this

[00:03:39] day too late. Well listen to me. This is really important because it's global in nature

[00:03:43] too. All right. Listen, the UN, the United Nations is released. The quote

[00:03:51] 2024 world happiness report. Now, certainly the United States used to be the top

[00:03:59] of the list with this bad boy got started years ago but now the US continues

[00:04:03] to slip slip slip slip slide in a way. Yeah. Land number 23. They're no longer

[00:04:11] even in the top 20. Yeah, dropping to 23 out of the top 20. It's a tragic day my

[00:04:17] friend. Well that was yesterday. Yeah. I found out about it too late. The know

[00:04:20] that we're 23rd in line. Well, you know, you know what would make me really happy?

[00:04:26] To shut down the UN. Yeah, that would make me really happy. What were you going to say

[00:04:34] though? Yeah, yeah, get out of the UN. That would make me really happy.

[00:04:40] Out of the United Nations, we don't need to spend money. Look, where do they get the

[00:04:43] money to create happiness reports? I'm thinking that would be very unhappy that my tax

[00:04:49] dollars make sure that we can have a happiness report. 25% of the 23rd in the nation

[00:04:53] down to the fact and then go, oh man. Yeah, you know why we're not so unhappy is

[00:04:59] because we're sending all this money to the UN. That's why we're so unhappy.

[00:05:04] Yeah, I just look at it like a wow. International international day happiness. I just

[00:05:12] I don't even know how to respond to this exactly because I just look at it and go man.

[00:05:17] What do they get the money? How do they focus on this kind of stuff?

[00:05:22] Well, what is their solution to help us be more happy? I mean, it just I saw just the other day,

[00:05:28] there was some lady that's from the UN. She's like, well, what we need to do is take all the power

[00:05:35] away from the white people. That was her solution to to climate change. Well, see that

[00:05:41] thing. You're the one you you and me, we're ruining the planet. Don't you understand that

[00:05:48] you know, black people and other indigenous people around the world they don't drive fancy vehicles

[00:05:53] like you rich white people do. Yeah, well, there's a lot of I mean a lot of people that are just

[00:06:02] scraped and buy in the world I know but and many of them by the way are white.

[00:06:06] That true. Yeah, it probably really knows no color. No, it's true. I don't know. But you know,

[00:06:21] what I found I it's been a couple years abroad and I found that you know, even though yes,

[00:06:30] it is important to have some you know, things to sustain yourself and all that. But happiness

[00:06:37] seemed to be very disconnected from how much you have generally seem to be happy happiness

[00:06:44] with the choice. In fact, the more you have almost the less happiness you achieve.

[00:06:49] A lot of times it's true. Yeah, I thought it was really interesting how you know, but people would say,

[00:06:57] well, you know, you're going to be happy if you have more wealth or whatever. And to a certain extent

[00:07:06] that is true, you know, it can calm the nerves as they say, they have money.

[00:07:15] Yeah, but then you get other stressors and other problems. How do you maintain all your assets

[00:07:20] and how do you do this and how do you do that? Everybody's begging you for money and it goes on

[00:07:25] and on. What's interesting is Klaus Schwab, you know, the leader of the world economic forum basically

[00:07:30] says you're going to have nothing. Oh, nothing would be super happy. See that's where the United

[00:07:36] Nations believes the solutions are. Well, yeah, they like to paint a rosy picture on that, but it's

[00:07:48] really, if you understand that these people are socialists what they're saying is you will have

[00:07:55] nothing, but a ruling elite will have everything. And if you complain then you will either be

[00:08:05] drugged up or removed from society. So you will be happy or you will not be part of society.

[00:08:17] Anyway, the problem is you'll be happy whether you like it or not. The problem is who knows more

[00:08:21] about happiness, some global, wealthy, you know, whatever like Klaus Schwab or the United Nations

[00:08:27] report on happiness now they gauge all kinds of countries happiness based on, you know, gender

[00:08:32] equality and on this and that. They have all kinds of weird agendas that they push with this kind of

[00:08:38] topic. But I look at it differently, held in and say, you know, happiness is very simple to me.

[00:08:45] What makes one happy? And I'm going to tell you right now there are six words that make people

[00:08:51] happier. You ready? God family country, life liberty and property. Okay, if you're alive and your

[00:08:58] life is protected and you have liberty and that's protected and you have property so you can prosper

[00:09:03] or the pursuit of happiness also to find this property a lot of times. And then you know, you promote

[00:09:08] God and your relationship with God's strong and stable, your family, the God ordained traditional

[00:09:13] families intact. And you know, you got God family and country country relates not only to your

[00:09:18] society or your government but it relates to your countrymen, the people around you in society

[00:09:23] et cetera, et cetera. You know, those are the things that make people happy. It's very, very,

[00:09:27] very simple. It isn't related to tons of money. Now I agree that you've got to have enough

[00:09:32] stability to not be worried about food and fuel and clothing and shelter and some of the basics.

[00:09:37] Once you get past that though you're able to pursue happiness in a meaningful way and you find

[00:09:41] that those who have less to worry about in other words, less incumbrances of keeping up with the

[00:09:46] Joneses and or what do I do with all my money? How do I maintain all my assets or this or that?

[00:09:53] It's the sweet spot in between where you get the most happy. You're not worried about the

[00:09:57] fundamental basics anymore but yet you don't have wealth hanging around your neck like a millstone

[00:10:05] bringing you down that middle ground where you focus on God family and country and life liberty

[00:10:10] and property. That's where true happiness is, Ellen. Yeah, and it just so happens that those things

[00:10:20] are completely incompatible with what the United Nations is trying to accomplish. They want

[00:10:28] a one-world government. They want to abolish God and basically abolish the family.

[00:10:35] But population control redefine the thing. We're happy if you just start killing everybody to

[00:10:42] reduce the population that ought to create all kinds of concerns and happiness will go out

[00:10:46] to window in a hurry with that plan. All right, Hank tight Ryan Russ joins us for the Honest Money

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[00:13:23] All right ladies and gentlemen. All right there you have it. You got to be happy

[00:13:30] yesterday was international happiness day I found out the day late. Some people say the morning

[00:13:35] after is kind of brutal. The day after is just a sad tale that tell Brian welcome the broadcast

[00:13:41] and started just start on such a sour note my friend. Thanks for having me Sam. Let's get this cloud

[00:13:49] to tangen over us. Let's move it on. The wind blow it out. Be happy. All I can tell you is that the

[00:13:57] government wants to define happiness for you with the international level. Klaus Schwab of the World

[00:14:01] Economic Forum says you know you're going to have nothing to be happy Brian. Yeah.

[00:14:06] And was pointing out that hey you're going to have nothing to be happy but they're going to have

[00:14:09] everything. Yeah that makes you feel happy doesn't it? No they're doing such a fantastic job

[00:14:16] that man we're just so happy. We're so happy they're doing it for us. No you're not. You're part of

[00:14:22] the United States but he listed me in the happiness index globally speaking. The United Nations

[00:14:28] has set the United States at 23 now. They used to be way on the top then they slipped and then

[00:14:32] they just fell under the 20 list. Now 23rd in happiness. So you're way down the list Brian you and me.

[00:14:40] Yeah we're just moving the wrong way Sam. And that's probably very true. Once you start moving

[00:14:47] away from God family country yeah you're moving the wrong way and that's kind of where they're

[00:14:51] moving. They took God out of the picture quite a way quite a while ago. You're right about that and

[00:14:55] I put it out that look there's this sweet spot in life for happiness in my opinion. If you don't have

[00:15:00] the basics you're not very happy if you don't have food, fuel, clothing and shelter you know what

[00:15:06] you're the happiness starts to tank because it's like a struggle right. Once you get above those

[00:15:11] basics the further you go into wealth and the more you have to manage property and items and things

[00:15:17] and people are begging you for money. Now I never have the problem people begging me for money

[00:15:21] because they know that I don't have any but when you have all that kind of stuff you kind of slide

[00:15:25] the other way and it goes south fast some of the richest celebrity famous whatever people with all

[00:15:30] kinds of money. Most of them are not very happy at all and so there's this sweet spot where you've got

[00:15:35] beyond the basics and enough and then you focus on the things around you that make you happy. God,

[00:15:41] family, country, life, liberty, property, Brian how do I help the United Nations they're spending a

[00:15:46] bunch of money on this happiness report all they got to do is tune in the Liberty Round Table live and

[00:15:50] it's free baby. That's right it is happy. There you go. It's happy. Yes that's it. All right.

[00:16:00] I agree. All right ladies and gentlemen of the past 50 years Brian Rust and crew have been helping

[00:16:09] people understand honest money. Rust couldn't get that company. Now you're partnering with

[00:16:14] well I guess it all started with your dad right? Yeah my dad born in free water Oregon and

[00:16:21] started in 1960 and then I kind of you know I moved through it. My dad turns 94 this year

[00:16:29] and so my congratulations. My son has bought my shop here at the end of last year and I'm

[00:16:37] working to help frame my foster son but my son wants to rebrand and take it back to

[00:16:42] free water coin companies what he wants to call it kind of celebrating his grandpa and my dad.

[00:16:49] What do you think about that are you happy about that? I'm happy about that it's great you know he's

[00:16:54] wanting to kind of keep the third generation and yeah move forward and it gives me my plan

[00:17:02] is to go out and spread happiness so in about a year or so I plan to go on for my church

[00:17:08] and L.D. Church mission and go over and serve and try to spread some happiness. Brian's going

[00:17:14] to be a missionary and teach people the principles to real happiness based on the plan

[00:17:18] of happiness. What do you think about that? Hey man Brian. Hey man no doubt about it. I mean it brings

[00:17:23] happiness I remember you know what I I remember when my mission want to go back to kind of

[00:17:27] where I went to the London South mission and so I served in an area there and and there's a

[00:17:34] temple there and it was in my first area and I worked up here for the last 14 years in the temple

[00:17:39] and my wife and I'd like to go over there and serve there back in my area and help and bless the

[00:17:44] wards there and serve in the temple. So that's why you come back with an accent that I don't

[00:17:48] want to make your wife happy. To write mate. All right now listen I got a question for you

[00:17:55] is honest money could you call it happy money? Well yeah honest money yeah yeah I mean honest

[00:18:02] well but let's just say that first word honest honest is the key and I think if we're being honest

[00:18:08] and yeah absolutely because dishonest money makes me more than sad Eldon.

[00:18:14] Yes it does makes makes a lot of people sad. Honest money has been kind of the standard

[00:18:25] because people seem to have a never-ending supply of ways to defraud their neighbor

[00:18:32] and that's where we've had all kinds of dishonest money all kinds of ways to you know

[00:18:39] defraud your neighbor. That's a happiness buzz kill I'll tell you that right now.

[00:18:45] Do you follow your name? Yeah yeah and so you know you talk about well people used to shave down the

[00:18:53] coins and that had to you know people found ways to guard against that but now

[00:19:01] we got of course the paper money that's backed by nothing they went to paper money that was

[00:19:09] backed by something but then they would loan out stuff that didn't have couldn't redeem right

[00:19:15] all that history. I don't know if you guys ever watched Soutama's FBI but it's about this deaf woman

[00:19:21] that gets into the FBI and she reads lips and she helps crack so much of cases and it gets a real

[00:19:27] person who did this years ago in the 60s and anyway there's a series made about it called

[00:19:32] Soutama's FBI and she's this deaf girl and she reads lips and everything else and one of the episodes

[00:19:37] it's kind of funny but they basically catch this guy at his house and they're looking for money

[00:19:41] that crane crash that plane crashed and there was a bunch of money and anyway and so this guy is

[00:19:47] like hey I got to check on my laundry really quick I'll be right back and so the FBI talking to

[00:19:51] nobody runs out the back with these suitcases and of course they're smart enough when they run around

[00:19:55] back and they catch you but and they're like what are you doing? He's like nothing

[00:20:00] what's in the suitcases? Nothing so you're running from the FBI with suitcases full of nothing

[00:20:07] and it's kind of comical anyway there's millions of dollars in the suitcases and the start you know

[00:20:10] I bring that up because that's kind of what they've done at the Treasury Department they've

[00:20:14] looted all the gold and now you got a Fort Knox with suitcases full of nothing Brian.

[00:20:20] That's the guy you're right you know and so and then they because they can't you know they

[00:20:25] they took and wasted that now they have to print more to cover that and so it seems like they're

[00:20:30] they're creating more problems because they're lying to create lying to create lying to create

[00:20:36] you know and it's just that web that takes us what down the hill kind of that kind of story

[00:20:41] All right well the honest money golden silver report absolutely makes me happy where's gold sit and

[00:20:46] Ryan gold to $2,200 two-two even yeah wow 2200 dot zero zero that's amazing really

[00:20:59] that's it's up isn't it up right five thousand two thousand two hundred where silver 25.23

[00:21:10] wow I got to change my three to a five point twenty three twenty five twenty three what does

[00:21:15] that mean the silver eagle costs now because not twenty five twenty three right no they're they're

[00:21:21] hovering around that thirty one thirty two dollar thirty one dollar range thirty two dollar range

[00:21:25] somewhere in there for a silver eagle silver dollar all right okay so the spread's actually a little

[00:21:31] bit less than it used to be right yeah it's about eighty seven to one all right eighty seven to one

[00:21:37] gold versus silver but I'm talking about the spread in terms of the spot for silver versus what

[00:21:42] you can get silver Eagles for it used to be a spread there too right yeah it was you would have been

[00:21:47] one it was you know one point based on kind of supply demand was around the thirty five range

[00:21:55] so it would have been what do you think so yeah what do you think now people are getting more silver

[00:21:58] I've been watching these camera would have covered as like gold rush if you watch the gold rush

[00:22:03] shows it all like the ones that go out in mine and that kind of thing yeah man there's tv shows where

[00:22:09] it's like a reality TV show these guys go out to the claw and die and these different places and

[00:22:12] they mine for gold stuff is rowdy yeah I have seen a little bit of that in fact I knew one of the

[00:22:18] kids that kind of started one of those shows up and I met him up in Alaska with my one of my

[00:22:22] missionary companions and we I went with the boy scouts well he ended up as he got older created

[00:22:29] up create one of those shows so yeah it's kind of cool wow anyway they start out pretty poor

[00:22:33] struggling don't know how to mine and all these bad things happen but man they're just

[00:22:38] uh these people are rugged and they just keep at it keep at it keep at it and pretty soon they

[00:22:42] work at it and eventually kind of get rich but man the amount of work that it takes to make you

[00:22:47] know gold happen people don't really realize that but it's incredible the process that they have to go

[00:22:53] through right you're correct all right have you seen those shows Eldon

[00:22:59] uh no I guess I haven't uh it'll be interesting to see we um yeah we don't have cables so

[00:23:09] all right anyway you got to watch gold rest though the amount of the amount of work to the

[00:23:13] amount of dirt they got to push to make those happen these huge dozers and the frozen

[00:23:18] tundra and all this kind of stuff and they have to scrape the ice off and dig way deep down

[00:23:22] to the bedrock and I mean it's something it's something to be whole I'll tell you what

[00:23:26] um and it kind of makes me think with all the modern equipment and stuff how what a struggle it is

[00:23:30] to get you know gold out of the ground um what about the days when they didn't have modern equipment man

[00:23:35] you know you read scriptures in the Bible and other scriptures and you go man they just had gold

[00:23:39] and silver everywhere it sounds like but yet man today even with modern tools it's so hard to get do

[00:23:45] they know something we don't know Ryan well the process is obviously has changed so on and

[00:23:51] they've got to like you say move a lot of dirt and so on yeah you we don't have to look far I mean if

[00:23:57] you look west of the city and saw lake you see canocots and so canocot has created these big

[00:24:03] in this mining project and they're pulling extracting gold I mean they're after you know copper

[00:24:09] that we talked about the copper mine but there's gold they also get the another minerals uh

[00:24:14] metals that are that come out as a as a result of them mining for copper so yeah

[00:24:20] technology has been changed the fact is don't worry ladies and gentlemen be happy you're about

[00:24:28] to have nothing it's gonna just make you so happy you wouldn't even know what to do with yourself

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[00:25:03] USA news i'm Ryan Daniels house speaker mike johnson disclosing having a long discussion with

[00:25:09] israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu Wednesday Louisiana republican reaffirmed unwavering

[00:25:14] support for israel and express significant disagreement with senate majority leader Chuck

[00:25:19] Schumer's recent critique of the prime minister we think it is not only full-hearted

[00:25:23] dangerous for him to be trying to suggest how israel should run its domestic affairs

[00:25:30] in the midst of their conflict so you'll see the house republicans continue to stand forward

[00:25:35] and reiterate our support for israel at this very critical time. A man linked to major league

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[00:25:47] and using it to gamble through an illegal bookkeeper who himself is already under investigation

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[00:26:05] he just signed a record 10 years 700 million dollar contract this last off season with inflation

[00:26:11] still higher than its key benchmark us interest rates are staying the same for now that chair Jerome

[00:26:18] they haven't really changed the overall story which is that of inflation moving down gradually

[00:26:24] on a sometimes bumpy road toward 2 percent i don't think that story has changed. Nevertheless

[00:26:29] the central bank has handed at three upcoming cuts sometime this year these cuts would mark

[00:26:34] the first decrease since the onset of the covid-19 pandemic in 2020 currently the federal

[00:26:39] funds rate is at its highest level in more than 23 years. USA's john shafer the federal appeals judges

[00:26:46] are quickly putting a controversial immigration enforcement law in texas back on hold following an

[00:26:52] earlier u.s. Supreme Court decision lifting and even earlier stay on the law this is USA news.

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[00:30:08] all right i used to have a um i used to talk to curt krosby uh our dear friend and former co-host

[00:30:15] of liberty round table live anyway he in the morning time he used to be super happy

[00:30:21] in the morning time and what would happen is whenever it'd be happy and smile at people

[00:30:25] and be all cheerful and everything.

[00:30:26] People would be all grumpy and be like,

[00:30:28] I don't know what you're so happy about in the morning time.

[00:30:30] People used to get all ticked off

[00:30:32] because he was so happy.

[00:30:33] What do you think of that, Eldon?

[00:30:38] I don't know.

[00:30:41] Do you think about that?

[00:30:42] No, people with a little to get all mad,

[00:30:43] they're just like, I don't know why you're so happy

[00:30:45] in the morning time and stuff like that.

[00:30:46] And he used to just have a great time with that

[00:30:49] because people would be all grumpy

[00:30:50] and the grumpy or that'd be the happier he had been.

[00:30:53] It was just crazy, Brian.

[00:30:56] Well, I know Kurt has a big family

[00:30:59] and I think that's one of the reasons probably happy.

[00:31:01] And plus, I tried that liquid gold,

[00:31:04] that always helps that honey.

[00:31:06] That guy and then he's got that plate him in his crotch.

[00:31:10] Yeah, yeah.

[00:31:11] No, rode him.

[00:31:11] Got the rode him.

[00:31:13] He might not be too happy about that right now

[00:31:15] because that's not very high.

[00:31:16] Where's rode him at?

[00:31:18] I think it's down around,

[00:31:19] I'm a licking rode him for a bit

[00:31:20] and I think it was around $4,500 bucks.

[00:31:23] Whoa, he used to be like,

[00:31:23] maybe not that long.

[00:31:25] You used to be like four times that though, right?

[00:31:27] That's right.

[00:31:28] So he might not be happy to happen.

[00:31:30] Yeah.

[00:31:31] Well, Donald Trump used the term blood bath

[00:31:34] and he was talking about the auto industry

[00:31:35] and they wanted to make it turn violent

[00:31:37] and I'm just telling you right now

[00:31:38] if you're in the rodeo

[00:31:39] and you got a garage full of it,

[00:31:41] you're taking a blood bath right now.

[00:31:42] I'll tell you that right now.

[00:31:44] Yeah, maybe.

[00:31:46] One of the factors on,

[00:31:48] well, rode him or that nickel mining

[00:31:50] that gets platinum aplatium,

[00:31:52] it's a lot harder to refine that than it is gold.

[00:31:55] So like 15, 20 times harder to get that out of the grand

[00:31:58] than it is gold.

[00:31:59] So there's a process there.

[00:32:01] Yeah, all right.

[00:32:02] There you go.

[00:32:03] And I guess it just depends on how much in demand it is

[00:32:05] for what purposes and all that kind of stuff

[00:32:07] too in the business world

[00:32:09] and manufacturing and a lot of that kind of stuff too

[00:32:11] that relates, right?

[00:32:12] Right.

[00:32:13] That's exactly right.

[00:32:14] All right.

[00:32:15] The Federal Reserve was supposed to reduce

[00:32:18] the interest rates yesterday.

[00:32:18] They did not.

[00:32:20] Man, that's just a joy kill when it comes to happiness.

[00:32:24] Everybody thought the interest rate would go down.

[00:32:26] No.

[00:32:27] Anyway, the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates.

[00:32:30] Again, they held steady for the fifth straight time in a row

[00:32:34] and they say there are still three cuts coming though

[00:32:37] in 2024.

[00:32:39] That's newser.com with the details.

[00:32:41] So what do you think?

[00:32:43] Stock markets up.

[00:32:44] Interstates up.

[00:32:46] It didn't change much, Brian.

[00:32:48] But they're hoping their suggestion

[00:32:49] that the interest rates will be cut three times this year still

[00:32:52] is going to give people an emotional to kind of cool

[00:32:54] the economy enough.

[00:32:56] I don't see it.

[00:32:57] I see inflation still out of control.

[00:32:59] Look at gas going up and stuff like that, Brian.

[00:33:02] Well, that's it.

[00:33:03] That's it.

[00:33:04] I mean, there's the effect on this being,

[00:33:06] you know, now we're sending somewhere around the five,

[00:33:08] five and a half percent or whatever,

[00:33:10] but they'd like to get it down to that two percent

[00:33:12] but they can't cut.

[00:33:13] And that, you know, your central banks aren't happy.

[00:33:16] Actually, your stock market dropped because of that

[00:33:19] and they're manipulating of this kind of thing.

[00:33:23] Obviously, they're trying to get a handle on inflation

[00:33:25] but I don't know.

[00:33:26] They're not getting a handle on inflation.

[00:33:27] Like you say, gas is up and food is up

[00:33:29] and your insurance is up

[00:33:31] and all these, you know,

[00:33:32] they're talking a little bit about this corporate greed.

[00:33:35] You know, during this time where it's hard

[00:33:37] for a lot of people,

[00:33:38] these big insurance companies,

[00:33:41] your medical industry and so on,

[00:33:44] they're trying to increase their profits

[00:33:45] while everything's hurting.

[00:33:46] And so it's putting them another big hit

[00:33:49] to, you know, the average person out there.

[00:33:51] Yeah, it reminds me of that.

[00:33:52] Cudgerboy can't survive.

[00:33:54] Hank Williams' generally is like stock markets down

[00:33:56] and you might get mugged if you go downtown

[00:33:59] and man, it's getting crazy out there.

[00:34:01] That's not a very happy thought to say the least.

[00:34:03] But hey, don't worry, be happy.

[00:34:07] Come on, get that music back on there.

[00:34:09] And not only that,

[00:34:10] all we gotta do is make sure you have nothing

[00:34:12] if you really wanna get happy.

[00:34:14] That's just taking off the gloves for happiness now.

[00:34:18] Now, your insiders over at WNW Com

[00:34:22] are telling us what's happening with Donald Trump.

[00:34:24] Now as you know, they're trying to make you say,

[00:34:26] if Donald can't come up with a half a billion dollars

[00:34:29] that he's supposed to,

[00:34:31] then he's gonna be in trouble

[00:34:32] and he's gonna start losing assets.

[00:34:33] And so they say,

[00:34:34] Latisha James could go ahead and take Trump tower

[00:34:37] or take Mar-a-Lago or something like that.

[00:34:39] So Trump has a plan insiders say.

[00:34:43] Insiders say,

[00:34:44] Trump might let Latisha James take his Trump tower

[00:34:49] or seize Trump tower if you will.

[00:34:52] Then he would seek its return upon victory in appeals court.

[00:34:57] What do you think of that strategy, Eldon?

[00:35:01] Well, it could happen.

[00:35:03] I don't know that there's much guarantee

[00:35:05] that that would work though.

[00:35:07] I mean, the thing is if the government seizes an asset,

[00:35:13] usually what they want to do is liquidate it

[00:35:16] and sell it to somebody else.

[00:35:19] And keep whatever a cash they can get out of it

[00:35:23] because does the city really want to run something

[00:35:29] like Trump tower, probably not?

[00:35:31] But yeah, I don't know if that would really work very well.

[00:35:40] I guess we'll see and what happens with that.

[00:35:43] What do you think, Brian?

[00:35:45] Well, I think it's just a big joke.

[00:35:47] I mean, in the judge, I guess they're wanting to see

[00:35:51] some of his assets.

[00:35:52] I mean, they said his Mar-a-Lago property was at this value,

[00:35:57] which is a, and they put it at such a small value

[00:36:04] not worth much, but the properties near by it

[00:36:09] that had no buildings or anything on it were $200 million.

[00:36:14] And yet they're saying his property's only worth 500,

[00:36:18] I don't know.

[00:36:19] I mean, it was a stupid thing.

[00:36:21] So they're just playing this big game.

[00:36:23] And there again, he might not have a half million dollars

[00:36:27] in cash here.

[00:36:29] You got to pay this right now.

[00:36:30] He has assets.

[00:36:31] I don't know.

[00:36:31] So half a billion dollars.

[00:36:33] Yeah, that's what I mean.

[00:36:34] That's what I mean.

[00:36:35] Half a billion dollars in cash.

[00:36:37] Right?

[00:36:38] But he has assets.

[00:36:38] Hold on a minute, let me just stop you for saying

[00:36:39] who in their right mind would have a half a billion

[00:36:43] just playing around in cash anyway?

[00:36:45] I do.

[00:36:46] That's why this is such a circus and a joke

[00:36:48] because yeah, where you got to pay that today

[00:36:51] and within a box.

[00:36:52] Why?

[00:36:53] And that's the stupid thing.

[00:36:54] It's just pathetic.

[00:36:57] So here's the other question.

[00:36:58] I've got a constitutional conundrum on this one

[00:37:01] because look, if they say that he's been convicted,

[00:37:04] but see, I don't think so because he wants to appeal

[00:37:07] and they say well in order for you to appeal

[00:37:08] you have to pay this half a billion dollar fine first.

[00:37:11] And my response is how is that due process

[00:37:14] if you have to pay a half a billion just to appeal

[00:37:16] and if you're on appeal due process is not complete yet.

[00:37:19] Is it?

[00:37:20] Elden?

[00:37:22] Yeah, well there's another constitutional problem

[00:37:24] which seems to arise here as the eighth amendment

[00:37:28] prohibition against excessive fines.

[00:37:31] Oh shoot!

[00:37:32] Good point.

[00:37:33] Yeah.

[00:37:34] I hate that when the law just kind of tells the truth.

[00:37:38] Yeah, excessive fines.

[00:37:41] I don't know what else would be a excessive fine

[00:37:44] other than a half a billion dollar fine.

[00:37:48] And the good point, I like fine is based on this idea

[00:37:52] that somehow you over evaluated your properties.

[00:37:56] But third parties, I mean have you ever got a business loan

[00:37:59] Brian?

[00:38:00] Yeah.

[00:38:01] They don't just go Brian how much is your property worth

[00:38:03] and you just write down a number

[00:38:04] and then they're like cool.

[00:38:06] They go to this third party verification of value

[00:38:09] and everything else so they don't move forward sir.

[00:38:12] That's exactly right.

[00:38:13] Now that's what they're saying.

[00:38:13] I mean you look at the property,

[00:38:16] if there's property around it that has no buildings on it

[00:38:19] and it's worth 200 million,

[00:38:21] well what's his worth?

[00:38:22] On the right there on the waterfront

[00:38:25] and that big yeah.

[00:38:26] I mean it's ridiculous.

[00:38:27] Well if it's got John's name on it

[00:38:28] it's probably worth 50 bucks you know.

[00:38:30] Yeah.

[00:38:31] He stole it from somebody else

[00:38:34] I'm sure that's what they're saying.

[00:38:36] But I look at this right.

[00:38:37] How can we let this even stand with a straight face

[00:38:39] where are all the conservatives or Republicans

[00:38:42] in Americans and everybody else to stand up

[00:38:43] because if this can be done to Trump

[00:38:45] what's gonna stop them?

[00:38:46] You know what?

[00:38:47] You over evaluated your coin shop

[00:38:50] or you over evaluated your house

[00:38:52] or you, what I mean is where does this really end Brian?

[00:38:56] Well they want their hands in all that anyway

[00:38:58] so that's just the issue.

[00:38:59] I mean if that's why this is such a circus

[00:39:01] it's ridiculous and so much of this

[00:39:06] that we're watching as we go down the road here

[00:39:10] there's so many issues that they just

[00:39:13] you know they turn their blind eye

[00:39:15] to the fact of all the corruption and crap that's going on

[00:39:18] and these other people that are doing things

[00:39:19] but yet they really want to hand some of these doing

[00:39:22] well like you.

[00:39:23] I mean you're being attacked for what?

[00:39:25] For telling the truth.

[00:39:27] See I mean it's those kind of things

[00:39:28] that you just shake your head and just go come on.

[00:39:31] Yeah you still not having the lion.

[00:39:33] You know a creative way to stop something

[00:39:37] like this from getting out of hand might be

[00:39:39] well the government's going to say well you know

[00:39:42] you overvalued your house or property or whatever.

[00:39:48] Okay well then that has an effect

[00:39:51] on the surrounding properties as well

[00:39:53] but what is the property tax based on?

[00:39:57] The value of the property.

[00:39:59] So okay well let's just cut the values of the property

[00:40:02] and you guys have a big property tax refund, not on you.

[00:40:06] Yeah.

[00:40:08] All right.

[00:40:09] If it's overvalued then the property tax is over assessed.

[00:40:16] Yeah.

[00:40:17] The other question I have about this whole thing too is this

[00:40:20] what if I just sue the government and say they over evaluated

[00:40:23] how much taxes I owe?

[00:40:24] They just created, created, created numbers.

[00:40:27] Don't they do that all kinds of people

[00:40:28] they just come up and man you know

[00:40:30] so you owe a million.

[00:40:31] Go ahead and skip the break.

[00:40:32] This is just too good.

[00:40:33] Oh it did you owe millions in taxes Brian

[00:40:36] and we just know you do.

[00:40:37] Now your income doesn't sustain that.

[00:40:39] Nothing in your right mind equates to that.

[00:40:42] We're just going to simply say you know what

[00:40:44] with penalties and interest you owe you know

[00:40:46] two million in taxes or whatever the crazy number is

[00:40:48] they do this to people all the time.

[00:40:49] Aren't they over evaluating all that

[00:40:51] and are you gonna be able to have restitution for that?

[00:40:55] Well they've created a monster there

[00:40:57] so they need your money and extra tax on the create.

[00:40:59] They say oh you owe this much more taxes.

[00:41:02] Now then then they start calling

[00:41:03] you know what your distress is

[00:41:05] or you're just you just by government

[00:41:08] you don't want to play.

[00:41:10] I don't know that's they want to

[00:41:15] or maybe they should be saying you're just too happy

[00:41:17] and if you're just too happy then

[00:41:20] then we gotta watch you.

[00:41:22] Something's going on.

[00:41:23] You got that suitcase of money back there.

[00:41:24] Something's too happy.

[00:41:26] Yes I do.

[00:41:28] All right so listen, I don't know

[00:41:30] if you guys will believe me on this one

[00:41:31] but I tease my the girls and my family love fried rice

[00:41:35] so one time I made this joke and I'm like hey

[00:41:37] you know this company's gonna be having fried rice

[00:41:41] added to the menu and they're like no

[00:41:42] and I'm like yes it was a big old joke

[00:41:44] and it was not true

[00:41:45] but they got all psyched up thinking like McDonald's

[00:41:47] they're gonna have rice and stuff of fried rice

[00:41:49] and it was a big old joke and anyway

[00:41:52] I had fun, it made me happy.

[00:41:53] But anyways this is a true story.

[00:41:57] Listen up because it's gonna make you happy Eldon.

[00:42:00] Oh I like happy.

[00:42:01] Chipotle adds six pizza items to the menu.

[00:42:08] It's only at their test kitchen restaurant right now

[00:42:12] but they say it's a if it goes well

[00:42:14] they're gonna roll it out so they got this blue menu thing

[00:42:16] and their test kitchen

[00:42:17] and they're testing it right now

[00:42:19] I think it's in Maryland or somewhere like that

[00:42:20] and they're testing you can get pizza at Chick-fil-A

[00:42:23] if it goes well, what do you think of that?

[00:42:27] That sounds pretty good.

[00:42:28] I like Chick-fil-A.

[00:42:30] Yeah look out little pizzas right?

[00:42:33] Look out little seizures.

[00:42:35] I mean maybe they're gonna be chicken pizza

[00:42:37] Caesar's do they?

[00:42:38] Oh okay, maybe you're right.

[00:42:40] This is quality chicken pizza buddy.

[00:42:42] Come on now.

[00:42:45] I like chicken pizza.

[00:42:47] Yeah there you go.

[00:42:48] I find that interesting because as far as I understand

[00:42:52] oh what's that pizza place called Kentucky Fried Chicken.

[00:42:55] Oh yeah.

[00:42:56] Yeah it's a pizza place now you know that right?

[00:42:58] They got chicken pizza.

[00:43:01] Oh you heard this?

[00:43:02] They didn't have that.

[00:43:03] Yeah they got everybody's going pizza now.

[00:43:06] Pizza and yeah I mean everybody's got to sell a pie

[00:43:09] if you want happiness in America you gotta have a pie

[00:43:12] you're gonna have to pie it right?

[00:43:13] We're not talking 3.14 kind of so we're talking serious pizza.

[00:43:18] Pie here buddy.

[00:43:20] Well that's made me happy, I'm happy now.

[00:43:22] I love what you gotta do.

[00:43:23] I'm gonna go out and get a big old pizza

[00:43:25] and you're I mean the world just gets better by the minute.

[00:43:28] Our slides.

[00:43:30] I'm gonna have to go down to Chick-fil-A.

[00:43:32] Now I got a question.

[00:43:33] Do you think some of these companies are over

[00:43:35] or you know creating too much value in their pizza

[00:43:38] they're just saying their pizzas are worth too much?

[00:43:41] Because when I go to some pizza places

[00:43:42] they're expensive.

[00:43:44] Yeah well I think it's got the whole Brian.

[00:43:47] Well it cost everything.

[00:43:48] I mean everything is kind of climbing and yeah

[00:43:52] I think their things are going up

[00:43:55] or at least they're charging more.

[00:43:56] Wanna, it's like all this corporate deliberately charging more

[00:44:00] and hiking prices.

[00:44:04] Well so I got a question here.

[00:44:05] I think Joe Biden's out of control.

[00:44:07] It relates to the economy is why I'm bringing it up to you Brian.

[00:44:10] Headline says Biden to announce $8.5 billion in federal grants

[00:44:18] you ask for what?

[00:44:20] For Intel Corporation.

[00:44:22] One of the largest companies in the world is just,

[00:44:24] I mean they're on the skids when it comes to cash

[00:44:26] but so $8.5 billion they say you know

[00:44:31] they're already one of Arizona's largest employers

[00:44:33] but it stems from this passage of what they call

[00:44:38] the Chips and Science Act of 2022.

[00:44:43] Russ Wiles with the piece USA Today talks about it

[00:44:47] and stuff it's a huge story

[00:44:48] and I guess they say the proposed $8.5 billion grant

[00:44:54] it's a federal grant

[00:44:57] along with Intel's own funding plans.

[00:44:59] Marks one of the largest ever semiconductor investments

[00:45:04] ever in the world

[00:45:04] and they say that it'll bring tons of jobs

[00:45:06] it's just gonna be incredible.

[00:45:08] And I kind of heard that and I'm like

[00:45:10] where does Biden get $8.5 billion to do this

[00:45:13] and it turns out in 2022 so you're talking two years ago

[00:45:16] and now Congress passed a slush fund for chips

[00:45:20] of my conductor and now the handouts by Joe begin

[00:45:23] right before the election.

[00:45:24] I call that election fraud personally

[00:45:26] because you're literally giving people free lollipops

[00:45:29] to get elected kind of thing in the form

[00:45:30] of big corporate $8.5 billion federal grants

[00:45:35] at your expense Brian what do you say

[00:45:37] does that make you happy sir?

[00:45:38] No.

[00:45:39] Well it makes me want to have a conibction

[00:45:43] right on the radio when I just

[00:45:45] on earth is happening.

[00:45:47] Just keep creating more spending and yeah

[00:45:52] I don't know funding for various things

[00:45:55] I don't know it doesn't put

[00:45:56] it probably just puts more money in his pocket

[00:45:58] I would think.

[00:45:59] I mean if you go back to the

[00:46:01] billion now the problem is

[00:46:02] you don't know who to blame with this either

[00:46:04] because on one hand you want to blame Joe

[00:46:06] but two years ago Congress gave him the cash

[00:46:10] there was not enough strings attached

[00:46:12] to control where the money went really

[00:46:13] it was kind of a slush and whatever fun

[00:46:16] based on this what is this thing called

[00:46:20] the Chips and Science Act of 2022 did you know

[00:46:23] about that Eldon that the chips of science

[00:46:25] act of 22 I didn't know

[00:46:27] 5 billion just to be spent on this one

[00:46:31] rollout can you imagine sure be nice

[00:46:34] if it was the chips and salsa act instead

[00:46:36] but now you're talking

[00:46:40] yeah

[00:46:41] well that's me and now I think it's like a 240 billion

[00:46:44] investments

[00:46:46] I mean he wants to take over this

[00:46:48] semiconductor thing here being the US number one

[00:46:51] but I think

[00:46:52] what worth the money he's so

[00:46:54] terrible with money is I'd hate to give him any more money

[00:46:58] well what's interesting to me is they say they'll be all kind of the jobs

[00:47:00] this is incredible there's a kind of tax breaks associated with it as well

[00:47:04] for certain companies and everything else

[00:47:05] my question is this what's different than the Communist Chinese how they fund

[00:47:10] or these you know it's on one hand you can say socialism

[00:47:14] it's really fascism where the government gives you a bunch of money and

[00:47:17] sits on strings attached control

[00:47:19] how many of these semiconductor chips are going to have backdoor

[00:47:22] government accessibility because of this you know

[00:47:24] what strings are attached all this and and where does the government think they

[00:47:29] have authority to spend us into oblivion over this so we can be what number

[00:47:32] one in the world and

[00:47:33] in chips good luck compete with the Communist Chinese on that

[00:47:37] they can put 8.5 billion without even blinking and I we send

[00:47:40] I mean there are most favorite nation trading partner were funding their

[00:47:43] chip conductor race against us and then we fund our side to Brian

[00:47:47] well and I think he was only planning to capture about 20% of that market

[00:47:52] so we're pumping a bunch of money in here and

[00:47:55] and yeah he is he is saying okay well yeah we're going to create these jobs

[00:47:58] and and it'll be good for

[00:48:00] for everything else but yeah I mean like you say kind of a back door

[00:48:05] government you know watching or whatever they can put in this these chips I

[00:48:11] don't know I'm not a fan and I don't I don't know how he just throws this

[00:48:15] stuff out there like it yeah it's gonna help the commerce of labor and workforce

[00:48:18] priority you know all this uh uh uh uh yeah okay so I don't know

[00:48:25] well sort of a chip held in what do you say to that

[00:48:29] uh for it it's just awful yeah there you go

[00:48:35] it's just awful I just don't have respond to this

[00:48:39] kind of because it's so and nobody really seems to blink and I when these

[00:48:43] news pieces released so me I look at them and go are you and I get

[00:48:47] sent in it but everybody else is like my son's gonna go to college he's

[00:48:52] gonna get a free loan and go to college in less than a year he'll be a chip

[00:48:56] something or other and he'll be able to just go ahead and make huge money

[00:48:59] in you know high-techs gonna save us and this is nothing but a farce this

[00:49:05] isn't gonna go well now let me kind of remind everyone in Utah we have this

[00:49:08] thing called micron and the big micron company moved to Utah and we gave him

[00:49:12] a bunch of land and a bunch of tax breaks they were gonna take on the world

[00:49:16] baby and then a couple short months later they're like oh we're gonna have to

[00:49:20] kind of pull out of this we're gonna kind of have to pack away it's not gonna be

[00:49:23] near what it was talked about and they wafed literally on the whole thing

[00:49:27] primarily Ryan yeah it wasn't a lot of their buildings were empty for quite a

[00:49:32] while I don't know if they're up and producing now but yeah just maybe

[00:49:36] somebody else came in a box I mean that's so but I agree you just set there

[00:49:39] like a bacon kind of they pulled out and I think you just cost that's a lot of

[00:49:45] money at that point yeah we bought a lot of chips the salsa south of the

[00:49:49] border that's for sure on this one

[00:49:57] anyway I just I just look at that and I'm just

[00:50:01] just shocked about some of the things that are happening

[00:50:06] this to me is a moral hazard as well and it directly relates to two

[00:50:11] elections headline says this the Democratic National Committee

[00:50:16] DNC is forming a group of lawyers to monitor how third-party contenders

[00:50:24] seek ballot access as the party continues to worry

[00:50:32] at such candidates because you know what they could potentially hinder

[00:50:37] president Joe Biden's election chances so now they're literally doubling

[00:50:44] down getting a bank of lawyers to make sure that nobody else can get on

[00:50:49] the ballot in my opinion selection fraud Ryan and what they claim at the end is

[00:50:54] they say we just want to make sure that that someone's really got enough

[00:50:58] support to be real they're not just some kind of you know seeking for the

[00:51:02] limelight their own purposes or whatever else and I think Joe doesn't have

[00:51:05] the support why don't we just take Joe off the ballot this is flat-out election

[00:51:10] fraud Ryan it is election fraud and it's basically what he did

[00:51:15] I mean he won't he I mean maybe some of these other candidates you know our

[00:51:19] last election should have had attorneys to just look at what he was accomplishing

[00:51:23] because I you know it was yeah but now we want to make sure he gets in

[00:51:28] that's right so let's get to the turn to yeah I'm what it's a joke what a

[00:51:32] joke what do you think about this Eldon to me it's serious

[00:51:36] serious business stuff it's flat-out they say we complain there's no

[00:51:39] election fraud evidence but I look at this and I go what more evidence that you

[00:51:43] want than a hiring of bank of lawyers to literally manipulate it and make

[00:51:46] it more and more difficult for third-party candidates to get out

[00:51:49] you know RFK JR many others are kind of changing the game where they might do a

[00:51:53] Ross Pro and get a significant percentage and change the outcome in the

[00:51:55] election they want to stop it by law fair that's what's going on Eldon but

[00:52:00] Sam they're saving democracy don't you see

[00:52:05] they're about to be able to have democracy but since we don't have one I don't

[00:52:08] see how they can save it yes right that

[00:52:13] is a good point

[00:52:19] well yeah it you kind of have to look at these things with a bit of a jaded eye

[00:52:25] and understand that you know most likely they're looking out for themselves

[00:52:31] rather than all of America now they've got kind of an excuse though

[00:52:38] about this thing in my opinion

[00:52:43] they say this

[00:52:46] they want to make sure that it's like a bonafide party not just kind of a

[00:52:53] someone exploiting this for their own purposes or whatever

[00:52:58] um they want to make sure that you're if you're seeking status what's

[00:53:02] happening is because it's so hard to get on the ballot they use different

[00:53:05] names across the country for the parties because certain names have gotten

[00:53:09] greater ballot access in the past or whatever it's easier to get the name on

[00:53:13] the ballot so what they're saying is they want to make sure you're really a

[00:53:15] bonafide party not just an individual trying to take advantage of the rules

[00:53:19] and my question is where do we decide that parties get preferential

[00:53:24] treatment to candidates what do you mean I gotta be a bonafide party why do I

[00:53:29] have to have a private middleman control my access to a ballot

[00:53:35] brand that's what I mean by election fraud but there's no

[00:53:38] since thing is parties and they get special privileges above

[00:53:42] people or candidates right well you're right but they're trying to weed out

[00:53:47] you know they don't want to have any kind of

[00:53:49] competition they just want to kind of weed out all that competition and just

[00:53:53] leave it to the a few and so I think it so

[00:53:57] you know there isn't an opportunity for everybody and that's perhaps the problem

[00:54:01] then now they're wanting to yeah weed it out I guess

[00:54:05] and a lot more of collectivism looking at people as if they don't have it.

[00:54:10] Stay there we'll talk about this right you're on to something else stay

[00:54:13] right there I got a quick pause we'll take it we'll be right back in seconds

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