Radio Show Hour 1 – 09/26/2024

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[00:01:02] Welcome to the broadcast, hope you're all doing absolutely fantastic.

[00:01:05] And I might add, man, I don't know what on earth the government's doing but they are out of control.

[00:01:11] Pete SEP with us today, ladies and gentlemen, President of the National Taxpayers Union,

[00:01:18] NTO is the voice of the American taxpayer, mobilizing elected officials and citizens

[00:01:26] on behalf of tax relief and reform, NTO that's the National Tax Pasion, NTO.org.

[00:01:32] I'm not usually fond of unions because they're forced unionism. I don't believe in forced anything.

[00:01:37] Nevertheless, I do like the NTO because they don't believe in forced. They're just a good group

[00:01:41] of folks doing a phenomenal job partnering with people all the way for the local level,

[00:01:45] all the way to the even the world level, believe it or not. They help leadership or provide

[00:01:49] and help with leadership around the world even, helping people understand the proper

[00:01:54] of appropriate taxes but nothing more, nothing less. Pete SEP, welcome to Liberty Round

[00:01:59] Life Center. Always great to be here. All right, I don't know how to start this discussion but

[00:02:05] here it is. Congress approves short term spending bill to avert a government shutdown

[00:02:13] New York Times in a quote, pair of votes in quick succession. I guess they moved to keep

[00:02:20] government money flowing through December 20th and they left the bigger spending fight until

[00:02:25] the year. The Senate vote was what 78 to 18 I think it is. The House approved the bill in a,

[00:02:33] let's say 341 to 82 deals so it was a pretty big overwhelming vote for about 80 Republicans

[00:02:41] voted against in the House not remaining in the Senate but yet the Democrats all partnered with

[00:02:47] Mike Johnson to pass it before we let you come in on this one last little tidbit that I think was

[00:02:54] interesting. The only alternative to the continuing resolution at this stage would have been a

[00:03:01] government shutdown. It would be quote political malpractice to shut down the government. Johnson said,

[00:03:09] I think everyone understands that. Anyone understand? Won't be voting for a big,

[00:03:13] underless spending bill by the end of the year what I'll probably do is work on another.

[00:03:18] Kick the ball down the road and let the 20 25 folks deal with it. I like it to say as shame on

[00:03:25] Mike Johnson, shame on the Democrats, shame on most of the Republicans, shame on them all ladies and gentlemen,

[00:03:31] this idea that we can just continue to kick the can down the road will never work right when they

[00:03:37] reduce interest rates and we think the economy is going to get better. This clown show happens.

[00:03:41] I can tell you as folks we have got to have people that understand responsibility. Pete SEP,

[00:03:47] your thoughts? Well, putting taxpayers first and foremost at the beginning of this year would have

[00:03:55] been the best start we could have had to a discussion that, well, might have yielded budget

[00:04:01] process reform, might have yielded more action than the passage of the house bill to extend

[00:04:09] some of the vital 2017 tax cuts. Maybe the Senate could have gotten into the act. Unfortunately,

[00:04:17] this is in your own word Sam, a clown show that we keep seeing year after year. I looked back

[00:04:24] for a history of continuing resolutions and even I was shocked that in 44, 44 of the past 47

[00:04:34] years there has been at least one continuing resolution and in some years there have been 34,

[00:04:43] five of them even more. This is a sign of failure of the budget process. I mean it's not like

[00:04:51] Congress spent the last nine months of this session arguing over budget process reform and just

[00:04:59] couldn't get a package over the line. They've been dithering over appropriations, especially

[00:05:05] in the Senate for many, many months. They have been talking about budget process reform for years,

[00:05:14] but haven't adequately moved on it. We're seeing good hearings now in the House budget committee

[00:05:20] on reforming the Congressional Budget Office. They're doing their job reporting out good bills,

[00:05:27] talking about how to put together a comprehensive package, but they're not getting to the floor for

[00:05:35] votes and advancing with enough bipartisan support that the president can't veto it. And these are

[00:05:43] problems we've known year after year and saying, well, we had no choice. Well, I suppose not

[00:05:51] given the way the clock ran down. That doesn't mean taxpayers like it. It doesn't mean taxpayers

[00:05:58] haven't seen this before. Let me tell you specifically why I call it a clown show. Not only is this

[00:06:05] happened over and over and over. I get if you really have a crisis, I get saying we don't want

[00:06:10] to crash the plane. We got to have a continuing resolution resolution to give us time to work on this.

[00:06:15] But when you do this, 44 out of the last 47 years, many times, multiple times a year, including

[00:06:21] this time it's going to have to happen at least twice this year or the meltdown happens at Christmas,

[00:06:27] they always put it off-chill Christmas because hey, no one wants to deal with it at Christmas.

[00:06:32] They right now are putting it on the table because they want to go home and work on their campaigns.

[00:06:38] They've already just come back from a massive vacation and now they want to go home and work

[00:06:43] on having you elect them once again people. And this is the problem that I have with it. Now,

[00:06:47] if you came back and said listen to me, Sam, we have put a plan in place and here it is. It's really

[00:06:52] simple. If something is clearly constitutional and you can back it up with common auditing

[00:06:57] practices with every line item we spend, we have to have a justification for that expenditure.

[00:07:03] It's auditing 101. Okay, and we're going to have a documentation for each line item. They're

[00:07:10] going to be justified. Line my line in every line that has constitutional backing or in other

[00:07:15] words support legitimate spending it's going to go through immediately. Okay, every line item

[00:07:20] that does not have constitutional authority or backing or justification, we are going to put on

[00:07:25] hold until we figure it out. It may and it may not. We might need to do some research who knows.

[00:07:29] Every item that's clearly unconstitutional is off the table and not going to get fun that ever.

[00:07:34] And any item that is unconstitutional but would crash the plane status,

[00:07:39] then we will go ahead and say we're going to put a sunset provision or a reducing plan in place

[00:07:48] to where we could eventually sunset that without crashing the plane. In other words, we've made

[00:07:52] promises. We'll do our very best to keep them and so you've got four categories of reality here.

[00:07:57] And we're going to do it. And we're going to do it now. Now that would get my attention,

[00:08:02] that would be impressive and that would be the ultimate irresponsibility pizza.

[00:08:07] Yeah, I have to agree and let me say I think Mike Johnson was not handed a great set of cards here.

[00:08:15] I think he is a solid fiscal conservative. He's spoken at some of our events.

[00:08:21] He is doing his best with a very slim majority that is going every which way in a bunch of directions.

[00:08:31] I think that still we've got to establish a process here where there are enough

[00:08:37] responsible people acting early in the year to ask some of the questions and make some of the points

[00:08:46] you just did Sam. I mean, Jeb Hempserling was a member of Congress during the mid 2000s

[00:08:54] was a keen mind on behalf of budget process reforms and thought, you know, why don't we borrow an

[00:09:02] idea from my home state of Texas? He represented a district there and have a sunset commission.

[00:09:09] Why not say for every single federal program? No exceptions. There is a time limit and each

[00:09:18] say do it on a five year rolling basis 20% of the federal government each year has to be evaluated

[00:09:27] for whether it's one constitutional two actually working and three is effectively managed.

[00:09:35] And fill in the criteria with other details but have a systematic evaluation of everything

[00:09:42] the federal government does. If you don't think five years will do the job make it three years.

[00:09:50] Whatever the time frame, make sure you have something that is methodical, mechanical

[00:09:56] and becomes ingrained in the muscle memory of members of Congress like it has been in Texas.

[00:10:04] And I agree Mike Johnson is probably a good person internally. I agree that he cares about

[00:10:10] fiscal responsibility. I agree that okay, I agree with all that. I'm not here to attack Mike Johnson

[00:10:14] specifically because the problem is beyond one person. Let's be honest fair and clear about this.

[00:10:20] At the same time though, Pete Sep, into you.org, I'm convinced why can't he put together a plan

[00:10:27] like I've done? People like you and others have already done the work to put something

[00:10:32] on this on the table very quickly. I agree that it would be nice to have some time for ramp

[00:10:37] up at some time for education and some time to lay out the plan and debate the plan and get clarity

[00:10:42] and I agree with all those things but at the same time I kind of said, you know what?

[00:10:47] It isn't that hard to put a plan together like that. We're going to find the constitutional

[00:10:51] things right now. We're not going to find the okay so a lot could go through by line item, by line

[00:10:56] item, by line item, by line item. And any of them that gets held up that are constitutional,

[00:11:00] you could beat them to pieces in the media and say, this is clearly a constitutional proper

[00:11:04] role of limited government funding and these people for a clown show politics have this held up.

[00:11:10] And you could push and push but you could get a lot done in a very little amount of time.

[00:11:15] And the work's been done by people like you and others to get this done. How come no one's

[00:11:19] putting a plan on the table like I am? You could say, well, Sam, your plan's just too simplistic but

[00:11:24] you're you're just kind of a, you don't really know. You know what? I've been through massive

[00:11:28] audits. I do understand, and then I do know what it takes. And I do know how when you when you have

[00:11:33] line items that you have to justify before the auditors get to approve them, you've got a rail letter

[00:11:38] of intent or a letter of you've got to justify the line item for the file. You've got to, but this isn't

[00:11:43] that hard. It really isn't. I know we want to believe it's hard, but it's not Pete. Am I out

[00:11:49] trying to hire him? Am I just too naive? Well, it's hard for a bureaucracy to want to do anything but

[00:11:56] seriously Sam, you're right in the fact that it's not rocket science because virtually the entire

[00:12:03] private sector does this every day. It's something you must go through if not to be accountable

[00:12:10] to your shareholders and to be accountable to your customers. And ironically, often to be accountable

[00:12:16] to the government itself. And you don't do it. And you don't have it together by the time it's

[00:12:22] could leave your assets and or go to jail over it, Pete. That's right. That's right. And yet

[00:12:29] taking just one example, the Pentagon, they have not been able to pass an audit of their own finances

[00:12:36] ever. And they were supposed to have begun doing so. Some point in the 1990s now,

[00:12:44] the joint chiefs of staff and others are saying, well, we might get around to it by 2028 at least

[00:12:50] a Marine Corps God bless them as made a good effort. And they're okay with their finances.

[00:12:58] They got a clean bill of health this year for the first time ever. The other services,

[00:13:04] well, they'll get around to it when they feel like it. That's the kind of attitude that we need to

[00:13:09] overcome and say, no, this is important even in the military. An army that doesn't count its

[00:13:15] sons, sons, stars. I don't know who said that first, but they were right. Amen to that.

[00:13:22] Brian Rust with us and Brian is a constitutional currency educator. And over the past 50 years,

[00:13:31] three generations of the Rust family have been working to educate customers about precious metals,

[00:13:37] free watercoin code.com. Am I making this too easy, Brian?

[00:13:43] No, you've got a right, Sam. I've been listening to kind of you and Pete discussing this.

[00:13:51] You know, my question is, and I've kind of said this over the number of years is,

[00:13:56] let's just shut the government down and see where we stand. And then obviously create a plan

[00:14:01] moving forward, but they don't want to shut the government down. I would ask maybe Pete what would

[00:14:08] what would happen if we did shut the government down? How would that work? And then what could we do

[00:14:14] going forward to, I heard some of the a little bit of the three to five years thing. But what would

[00:14:20] happen then if we did actually just shut it down? Yeah, because Johnson says there'd be political

[00:14:26] malpractice to shut it down. I agree with Brian, I think it's the thing to do Pete, your answer.

[00:14:31] Well, political malpractice is a term that can encompass a lot of things. Certainly,

[00:14:40] Washington, the entire establishment gets blamed in the mainstream media and the bureaucracy

[00:14:48] cooperates during the government shutdown to portray it as the end of civilization as we know it.

[00:14:55] First places to close are all of the museums. Oh poor school kids can't go to see their favorite

[00:15:03] exhibit. The mean old Republicans have shut down the government. Then they start saying, well,

[00:15:10] hospitals are going to be emptied. Veterans are not going to be taken care of. The military isn't

[00:15:16] going to get paid. What generally happens during shutdowns is that the federal treasury tries

[00:15:23] to prioritize its borrowing and its receipts so that some of the most important programs can

[00:15:31] continue functioning for a while. So again, a lot depends there on how long the shutdown takes place.

[00:15:39] These things are pretty disruptive. On the other hand, we need to start thinking about how disruptive

[00:15:46] federal borrowing has been to our economy. How disruptive that bureaucracies that bumble around

[00:15:54] and over-regulate businesses are to the economy and the business life of America. We got to

[00:16:01] think about how disruptive it is for families who are expecting simple competence out of their government

[00:16:08] and they're not getting it. Those things need to be taken into account too. Again,

[00:16:15] we always seem to get to this point where we have no choice but to do continuing resolution.

[00:16:22] That's the crisis of the day. Pete, we got a crisis on our hands 44 out of 47 years in a row.

[00:16:28] Multiple times a year. We have this same crisis that we seem to always put ourselves in the,

[00:16:34] okay, here's my question. Isn't it political malpractice to fund ourselves into oblivion

[00:16:39] and destroy the whole country? Well, I'm afraid that's an important question because

[00:16:45] we no longer have the fiscal space we did even 10 years ago to go on these borrowing sprees

[00:16:53] and you know, Mr. Rust can do this history far better than me but you know, when our

[00:17:00] country was on a gold standard it was way more difficult for the federal government to borrow

[00:17:06] well beyond its means because certain impacts were immediately felt in the economy when Washington

[00:17:13] got out of line. That's been a problem and there is much, much more at stake here than just

[00:17:22] three months continuation of government. Fine, no Christmas, I'm neve a spill. I would agree

[00:17:31] with Speaker Johnson about that. That's a prescription for mischief. We need to start asking

[00:17:37] though, are we going to take all of this good legislation in these good ideas off the shelf and push them

[00:17:44] now or are we going to do another three month extension? Isn't it political malpractice

[00:17:50] though to say we're going to pass it off to the next Congress in 2025 and to the next presidential

[00:17:55] whoever it be and everything else is political malpractice to just push off your current

[00:17:59] day responsibility for somebody else to handle? And if we're going to talk about political malpractice,

[00:18:04] let's go. Let's just do this. Come on. Right. I mean, some would say, okay, let's wait until

[00:18:13] there's a more advantageous conservative majority in the next Congress. Well, no, they're well

[00:18:20] we don't believe there is such a thing. That's right. And there are plenty of bipartisan

[00:18:26] budget reforms that we could be doing right now and acting right now. Why not get that head

[00:18:34] start? Whoever is in next year fine if it's a bigger conservative majority than they can pick up

[00:18:40] that slow rolling ball and make it roll faster, but roll it now at whatever speed you can.

[00:18:49] Brian? Yeah, you're very good. Good points. The issue, the issue I see is the factor

[00:18:57] we've been doing this for the last while you say 44 to 47 years and it's not working. And that's

[00:19:05] the issue I think most American people say, well it's it's not working and I get the fact of

[00:19:10] if we shut the government down it's going to hurt people but I would hope that it would also

[00:19:14] have some accountability. We've got elected officials in there. I'd like to see how many of

[00:19:20] them are voting, constitutional guidelines and hold them accountable and just stop the bleeding here

[00:19:29] because we're bleeding and I just I see no way out and I don't know if they see any way out

[00:19:35] and if we go if we look back at history we will repeating the fact of these countries don't

[00:19:41] survive and history shows they don't survive. You go back to the Roman area and so on they don't

[00:19:46] survive. So realistically our dollar power which has no power right at all we're not going to survive.

[00:19:55] And so what so at this point it's better to maybe change what's going on because we've got

[00:20:00] to stop this bleeding. And I would say this, hey Mike Johnson isn't political malpractice to continue

[00:20:08] to fund unconstitutional government. What about that? I mean these people are criminals

[00:20:14] if they fund unconstitutional government. I hate to be so bold but somebody's got to start to up

[00:20:18] this game or we're just going to be here for the next 47 years Pete. I think Speaker Johnson

[00:20:24] would agree that a lot of unconstitutional funding is going on right now and I would hasten to add

[00:20:32] if we went through the process that you outlined Sam and we went with Article 1 of the U.S.

[00:20:39] Constitution what are the enumerated powers of Congress? How are they linked to what they're

[00:20:44] funding now? Okay whatever's an enumerated power and is being funded fine. The pass muster

[00:20:52] if it's questionable well let's do what you said. Funded at the margin until we can figure out

[00:20:59] whether it's absolutely constitutional or not. Unconstitutional we're going to stop. You do that

[00:21:06] the deficit disappears. I'm pretty confident that the multi trillion dollar shortfall

[00:21:13] we have in the federal budget right now would just go away because there's that much

[00:21:19] unconstitutional funding going on in government right now. And my problem with that is Johnson

[00:21:25] if Johnson is going to pass that in two continuing resolutions and leave it for a next group of

[00:21:31] people to handle. To me he should be impeached right now he should be gone you can't do that. What if

[00:21:38] I did that as a CEO of a company hey you know I'm going to be a CEO for the next five years

[00:21:43] I'm going to continue to take my pens and they're going to continue to write me a check

[00:21:46] you know the next CEO could deal with the fact that we're underwater to the tune of a billion

[00:21:50] I'm sorry but the next CEO's got this I promise we're good let's fly anywhere Pete nowhere.

[00:22:00] Well it's all agreed a disagree on that I think Mike Johnson is a good man. I do agree those

[00:22:09] things have got to change and if that's going to take more committee heads that are willing

[00:22:16] to stick their next out like Jody Arlington the chair of the budget committee and telling his

[00:22:21] fellow Republicans stop looking the other way on deficits. Well we got to do that. He's another

[00:22:28] fellow in there who's sounding the alarm and telling Republicans they have lost their credibility

[00:22:35] on so many fiscal policy fights and they're going to have to struggle hard to get it back

[00:22:41] and Democrats have got to help lift this boat too. Hi, Grant Pete on every point that he's made

[00:22:49] Brian I just think at some point though Mike Johnson's got to be put he's got to do something

[00:22:54] though you can't just do nothing in your tenure and push it off push it off and let somebody else

[00:22:59] deal with it. I mean what if the next guy says that do we give him a pass and how long you know

[00:23:03] what point is the question Brian? Well that's a good point I agree with P2 he's doing

[00:23:09] great great knowledge there and well put you know we've looked in the past where we've had CEOs

[00:23:17] of companies they're taking their company into the ground and yet at the end the company fails

[00:23:23] people that are left jobless and now they have to come up with some kind of a new income and yet

[00:23:30] then they give the CEO a bonus of $8 million even though it's bankrupt. And we've seen that in

[00:23:36] the past and I never understood how that work if I'm the CEO and I drive my company into the ground

[00:23:42] but yet I get a $8 million bonus all those poor workers that are laid off and don't have a job

[00:23:48] and now need to find work and so on it's not a good thing enough going to where we're at now.

[00:23:55] Alright Pete, the final word to you sir I don't want to bring this up in the nutlete you have

[00:23:59] the final word go ahead my friend. Brand Paul has a great start with his new six penny plan to

[00:24:06] reduce federal spending and I think he was the smart guy in saying during this appropriation

[00:24:11] fight stop rewarding failure and we got to do that throughout the entire federal bureaucracy stop

[00:24:19] rewarding failure. God bless you Pete, sir thank you sir we'll chat soon. Take care.

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[00:29:29] and for me someone who had spoken to the media and had said you know we're about reducing

[00:29:34] the number of abortions we're about prevention all these other services i was shocked

[00:29:40] she actually worked at a plant parent but give us some sense of the relative number of abortion

[00:29:47] okay abortions plant parent had provides a room thirty thousand abortions a year they are the

[00:29:51] largest single abortion provider in our country

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[00:30:19] the liberty round table radio touch oh touch oh all right back with your live ladies and gentlemen say

[00:30:26] I'm bushman on your radio this is the broadcast for September the 26th of the year of our

[00:30:32] Lord 2000 and 24 feet set was with us last half hour president of the national tax page you do

[00:30:38] a phenomenal job you know we had people like peat up there i don't think would have these crises

[00:30:43] on our hands whatever mean by him up there i mean his ability to literally make decisions and that

[00:30:49] kind of stuff the problem is you know my johnson i believe i agree with peat sap my johnson's probably a good

[00:30:55] moral man i don't agree with kick in the ball down the you know kick in the can down the road though

[00:31:01] okay you know what Mike you've had a year to solve this thing it's not like you're at you know you've got a day

[00:31:07] you've had a year nine months to solve this already um and kick in the can down the road now

[00:31:16] plus already indicating before you even get there three months and advance you're going to kick

[00:31:20] the can down the road to the next congress in fact you're not really going to do anything about it

[00:31:25] at some point i can't just let that pass Brian right and rest with me rest queen or uh free one

[00:31:33] free water queen code dot com sorry guys i just then ten plus years of word i just got to get this

[00:31:40] together free water queen code dot com but Brian i can't give it a pass any more though and i'm not

[00:31:45] here to attack my johnson but i am here to say this cannot continue well i agree with you Sam it's

[00:31:54] it's just it's been going on forever and i think when they when they come to this point every year

[00:32:00] every two or three time a year whatever uh we're we're going to have to shut down the government they just

[00:32:05] that's just words just just words that mean nothing anymore it's just it's just part of the

[00:32:11] the routine that we go through and and i i agree with you that i'm all about just shut it down let's just

[00:32:16] see let's wear the where the pieces fall make those accountable and say you know we're done

[00:32:21] we're done playing your game you if you you don't really think there's going to be a budget cut or

[00:32:27] balance a budget of any kind you're you you have guidelines constitutional guidelines that you should be

[00:32:34] doing this you're not doing this and haven't forever why it's like calling uh wolf or whatever

[00:32:40] and and you've done it so long we don't even trust you now it doesn't mean nothing and so that's

[00:32:45] where we're at it's that now if you had really worked on it said listen to me Sam we've broken

[00:32:51] down what's constitutional what's not we've got you know 762 bills to pass we've passed 800

[00:32:57] or i'm sorry 762 bills to pass we passed 240 of them that are constitutional we've basically

[00:33:04] shut down and here's here's the you know even when you buy a product it's like hey here's your

[00:33:09] receipt you know here's your amount of savings okay so you could say we have not spent this much money

[00:33:14] here's your savings we had a report for the american people that said since my god's took a

[00:33:18] ownership in january it's been nine months and here's the progress it made here's the money we've

[00:33:22] saved here's what's left on the table we're not going home for elections people you're just

[00:33:27] not gonna be able to to run for election right now you're not gonna be able to campaign i'm sorry

[00:33:31] the reason you're not is because you haven't done a good enough job during the tenure you were here two

[00:33:35] years as a congressman or senator or two years of congressman six years as a senator you haven't

[00:33:40] done a good enough job with your time here so i hate to say you don't get a recess you don't get

[00:33:45] go home and run for office you know that you can just tell people that your heart at work and they

[00:33:49] hope you hope that you get reelected again and it now we've worked on this now it's Christmas

[00:33:55] we will take a few days off for Christmas but we'll come back even before the year starts again

[00:34:00] to work on this thing now if they're doing that kind of stuff i would say you know what

[00:34:03] maybe a CR a continuing resolution might have a little common sense to say listen we're doing

[00:34:09] our very best we're really working hard we're giving up a lot to make this happen or if they

[00:34:14] have voted and said we're not gonna take a salary till we get something done on this something

[00:34:18] serious i would give them a lot of leeway brine but right now they're doing nothing they're taking

[00:34:23] vacations they're already signaling they've failed even before they even get their three months

[00:34:27] in advance they're kicking the ball to the next congress or the next presidency whichever you

[00:34:32] know the next whatever you want to call it not not us to decide in other words i can't accept it

[00:34:39] yeah i can't either say them it's you know by their fruits and we're seeing their fruits they

[00:34:43] don't see if they're gonna if they're going on vacation all during this they don't care about

[00:34:48] the people they don't care about anything but themselves so so how about a political report card

[00:34:53] that we can actually see you know as we go to school we've been brought up through this or so on we

[00:34:58] we get an F on a report card perhaps that's what we should be giving them is your grade is an F

[00:35:03] so you're in the room you stay in the room till you you know make some headway or improve

[00:35:10] your card or get out we're just done well and peace you get you know and they're just

[00:35:17] has to be from accountability and we have to stop the bleeding you know i like this

[00:35:23] some of these words stop rewarding failure i like you know Rand Paul those are good

[00:35:30] points and we need to we need to have these points because we're just fed up with what's going on there

[00:35:36] and they don't seem to care to prove the point even further i don't know if you know but

[00:35:40] Ron Paul's plan that that pizza called the six penny plans used to be a one penny plan

[00:35:46] but because we've got so bad and so abusive is had to raise it to six cents to keep up with

[00:35:51] the abuses and the inflation and everything else to make the point and that's why i'm saying

[00:35:55] I'm not attacking Mike Johnson but look Kevin McCarthy got a pass and passed it to Mike

[00:35:59] and you know what pizza's right Mike got a handed i really bad deal i i don't

[00:36:04] know disagree with him but so did Kevin McCarthy is so to the other guys forty four out of the

[00:36:09] forty seven years were talking about this they all got a bad deal handed to him we've had a bad

[00:36:14] deal handed to us since they took us off the federal reserve and see that's what i mean no one's

[00:36:18] having these real discussions are real conversations whereas gold by the way

[00:36:24] gold is twenty six sixty ten twenty six sixty ten k silver

[00:36:33] thirty one eighty two thirty one eighty two it's going up folks yeah a little bit right

[00:36:44] yeah all right you know he's moved this and moved that needle and so on and we're seeing

[00:36:49] they're still strengthened the metals you know and where's the money going well if the money

[00:36:54] going the fact of central banks and countries are buying gold faster than anything else

[00:36:59] you know gold's how to thirty percent increase outperforming any other benchmark investment so

[00:37:07] i mean it's the writings on the wall this is one of the issues we're we're looking at you know

[00:37:14] economy and a money that just isn't gonna hold on your your spending this into destruction

[00:37:22] i like the your your message because yeah i remember you're saying how about we we take a one

[00:37:28] percent or one cent now it's six cents i mean it's it's the writings on the wall and i don't

[00:37:34] I agree maybe they got a raw deal to been passed to them but somewhere on this path we have to stop

[00:37:42] it's just like any common sense then you have to stop and and stop the bleeding and correct

[00:37:49] even correct it so we're moving in a better way and we're not moving in a better way imagine this idea

[00:37:57] all the republicans two hundred and eight team majority forget the extras

[00:38:04] have a press release that says we have voted and the houses passed a one percent real pay cut and

[00:38:10] government not i were gonna have less of an increase lie but a real pay cut of one percent

[00:38:16] and we've passed it in the house democrat's are going berserk but we got it on

[00:38:20] the republicans took together we got it on maybe a few constitutional democrats joined us so the

[00:38:24] numbers are even greater and we passed this now we wrote a press release about it explaining we're

[00:38:29] not talking about a less of an increase we're talking about real cut of one percent it's now in

[00:38:36] the hands of the senate it was Rand Paul's plan so we know we have one senator aboard for sure

[00:38:42] it's passed the house and we're gonna put pressure on lame dot joe and clown kamaala

[00:38:47] to pass this thing now senate get it done joe get it done we will not take a recess

[00:38:55] we will not go home we will not run for election and have town halls we're just telling you that

[00:39:00] we are voting for accountability and responsibility and if you want us to continue this push

[00:39:05] elect us now and we're going to stay in Washington and we're going to try to talk people

[00:39:10] to make this happen it needs to happen now now that would be literally a five line bill

[00:39:17] or less it would be something so simple everybody in their dog could understand it and appropriate

[00:39:22] press release of two hundred and eighteen congress members will be absolutely unprecedented

[00:39:27] and the house could stand on that and say hey if you want the republicans to continue this agenda

[00:39:33] elect us now and you wouldn't need to campaign you wouldn't need to do anything you just need

[00:39:38] simply stay there and say we're not leaving we're not going home we're not running for office but

[00:39:43] if you want to remove us over this fine but we are serious about this it's got to happen it's got

[00:39:47] to happen now you wouldn't need the senate to do this you wouldn't need the president to do this

[00:39:52] you wouldn't need the vice president you wouldn't need anyone and even if you didn't get enough

[00:39:57] people to do it you could say that's what we're pushing for but what right now is Mike Johnson

[00:40:02] even telling me he's doing all he said was we funded it we had to the next one that comes I'm

[00:40:09] not going to sell out so we're going to pass it down the road again by the way we're going home

[00:40:14] to run for office will you please consider electing us because whether Republicans were the

[00:40:18] fiscal responsibility people we're going to get this done so we'll see you next fall I mean we'll

[00:40:23] see you next whatever I mean am I crazy on this or something it just seems like this could be so

[00:40:30] easy good to get the break Ryan I think you're you're right on Sam and it's so it's so frustrating

[00:40:39] that you know that's what I'm saying is the fact of I don't think they care I don't think they together

[00:40:45] they might talk the talk but they sure their actions don't show any of this and I'd love to see

[00:40:51] it wow what a great you know impact statement this would be if they would do something like this I'd

[00:41:01] love to see it now here's what's interesting I'm putting this plan together I'm just a redneck

[00:41:05] clueless talk show host man but you got Donald Trump has been the president for four years before

[00:41:12] he wants you to give him the handle again you've got Mike Johnson has been in the Republican you

[00:41:18] whatever ranks for literally years he's now the speaker of the house you've got all these people

[00:41:25] is anybody coming up with plans like I've gotten it so how can we not hear about him the only one I

[00:41:29] know that's doing that in a real sense his plans are slightly different than mine but I agree with them

[00:41:33] 100% hit probably beyond board of my plans not beyond board of his plans too is Rand Paul he's the only one

[00:41:42] yeah you're not a redneck caradia host you're right on that's why I'd love to have you put

[00:41:49] your group together of you know you let's get Pete in there with you let's get Dr Bradley let's get

[00:41:56] Sheriff Mack let's get your your people yeah but Ryan arrested charge of the treasury baby

[00:42:02] well I don't know about that but we you're you because the digital currency wouldn't you Brian

[00:42:10] I would that's the only qualifications we need right

[00:42:15] good point but okay you know your group that's all we need

[00:42:20] alright it's a shame what they're doing it's a clown show and I don't mean to be so offensive I

[00:42:25] understand Pete's hesitancy to want to take on Mike Johnson I get it and I don't mean to just blame

[00:42:29] all on Mike the poor guy has got a tremendous load on his shoulders I get all that

[00:42:35] but I also say when you aren't standing even on the right thing the only alternative to the continuing

[00:42:40] resolution that this stage would have been a government shutdown wow that would be political

[00:42:46] malpractice to shut down the government man Johnson said wow I think everyone understands that no I

[00:42:53] don't I don't at all neither does Brian by the way Johnson basically said hey you know

[00:42:58] when the new extension expires in December around Christmas time he will not support a massive

[00:43:04] catch all bill to fund the government I appreciate that but then he says referred to as an

[00:43:11] omnivis in other words a huge spending bill so a stop gap maybe necessary again so he's already got

[00:43:17] that on the table for December he's already set the stage for the feet that's my problem with this

[00:43:22] we're not gonna work on it for the next three months and see what we can get done Brian

[00:43:24] we're gonna admit defeat before Christmas already we're gonna throw the time we're gonna pass it

[00:43:29] to the next group what kind of leadership is that Brian now if you came back with a plan and no one

[00:43:34] supported your plan or no one was on board with you you could say hey at least I've got to plan people

[00:43:39] okay like Rand Paul's at least got a plan but what kind of a plan is that from your leader

[00:43:45] yeah we're already we're already losing and we're already saying we're losing before they even

[00:43:51] hit that mark so I love it and that's exactly right James you brought that up and it's

[00:43:57] true I'd like to see let's let's go back and see let's make a count let's count up and put it out

[00:44:03] there and so everybody can see how many of these have we gotten to and said oh we're gonna shut down

[00:44:09] the government oh we're gonna shut down the government oh we didn't we didn't we didn't we didn't

[00:44:13] I've been doing that more than once or at least once every year we know that

[00:44:22] so that's my problem with my guns in fact why don't you just say we're gonna have a continuing

[00:44:26] revolution whatever this thing expires we're just gonna have the the CR going place and we're

[00:44:31] gonna put it on automation I mean why have them why have them literally just grow the

[00:44:38] every every three months or whatever it'd be and you'd be like oh the world's ending I got a

[00:44:43] past this or man I don't want to be guilty of some kind of political now peasants or something

[00:44:49] I you know I don't want to be now practice over here so I got to okay why not just put it on

[00:44:54] automation then why not just you know say hey there there is no ending of government funding period

[00:45:02] why not just do that yeah I think that would be great I said let's let's get a commercial

[00:45:08] thing that's running on all channels all across all media here's the can and what does it say on

[00:45:14] that can that we keep kicking down the road boom in big ladders right there here's the can we

[00:45:19] keep kicking down the road you know how we failed and we're gonna continue to fail let's I mean

[00:45:25] yeah we need a butter kicker going on right now he had just kicked that thing so far down

[00:45:30] the road without the worry about it for a couple of decades you know why don't we just insanity is

[00:45:36] when I'm talking about right here's what's interesting to me too while this is going on while

[00:45:41] clown shows literally happening and while we're on the brink of war New York City mayor Eric Adams

[00:45:50] I guess got in tight about a federal grand jury now he calls the the indictment totally false

[00:46:00] but Casey Elcourt says hey he's got his step down over this so you even got one of the largest

[00:46:06] cities in America with a mayor that's stepping down because of abuse of finances there's nothing else

[00:46:14] imagine that man didn't go after a sponis I was reading something about the

[00:46:20] we were seeing his phone yeah they're gonna write on his house and only question I

[00:46:25] have is heck of a minute into the raid public like they did to our our friend uh oh what's

[00:46:30] this name oh what's his name they had TV there seen in and everything for it here here locally

[00:46:39] no it was that oh what's his name he lives in Florida oh I have to get his name and tell you

[00:46:44] it's a Roger Stone I'm so sorry Roger Stone they literally had that scene and they had the

[00:46:49] media there they literally kicked in his door had an unnatural TV and the big takedown arrived

[00:46:54] your stone and Trump had to have pardoned him and all that kind of stuff but I just think are you kidding me

[00:46:58] right now and these members of Congress literally just be like oh yeah we can't be guilty of uh

[00:47:02] what do you call that political uh um political malpractice can't have that brand

[00:47:10] you know don't want to be guilty of political malpractice here and I just think man

[00:47:17] at some point I don't know who the whole accountable or how the only way I think that we the people

[00:47:22] can hold them accountable is everyone in your devoted for this continuing resolution now your out

[00:47:26] office is that simple you're gone you're absolutely gone and if the people would send that

[00:47:31] kind of message it could be solved as well the sad part is the people are up the up the speed they

[00:47:36] won't do that right yeah I agree Sam and that's I agree it's the accountability factor and

[00:47:42] there's just not a lot of accountability or no one wants to hold anybody don't want to don't want

[00:47:46] to hurt or rock this boat I mean we're all in this boat you know and we have the power that's

[00:47:51] not rock the boat we don't want anybody falling out we just want to let's keep going we're doing

[00:47:55] all good and we're making money for everybody in this boat the American people are we're they're

[00:48:01] not helping them but it's helping us I don't know it's well and you have this candidate running

[00:48:05] for office that I have a problem with too you got this uh clown stove running for office where

[00:48:13] Kamala Harris the people never even voted for her they skipped the primary entirely

[00:48:20] now when she was asked about this Kamala says oh I back Joe 100% Joe's finally totally capable of

[00:48:25] running the country he's all good but then my response for her is why not let him do it

[00:48:32] why did he step down so now Joe Biden gets on TV with the view hosts Biden says quote I would

[00:48:39] have beaten loser Donald Trump president tells the view but no worries he's at peace with his

[00:48:45] step down plan that's newser the other article related to this is that he or time says this

[00:48:51] Biden on TV calls Trump a loser who lacks redeeming value well this is very simple then

[00:48:59] if Joe's that capable of beating Donald and Joe's that capable of running the country like they say

[00:49:04] make him do it right if he did not you know then what gives but I have a problem with the fact

[00:49:13] he didn't and now Kamala didn't have to have a primary I have a problem with that we've

[00:49:18] circumvented we've committed election fraud Brian and it's so plain to see it's not available now

[00:49:23] because if he's sick and we say he can't run the country I get this change okay it's like

[00:49:30] we didn't intend on it but the health of the person is like if somebody died in the car crash or

[00:49:33] he can't help it right I get that but if you're capable of running the country and you could beat

[00:49:38] this loser for sure but you're stepping down how does that work it's it's vote fraud Brian

[00:49:45] well it is and either he should be a remove from office and where she would have taken place

[00:49:52] or he's still in office which he is and I'm wondering if he doing anything as a person in

[00:49:58] office that he's supposed to be doing or is he he's just now relieved of his duty even though he's

[00:50:09] and they just were less scrambling to what to do and we can see it but the process is wrong

[00:50:15] they don't they don't seem to care well well president Biden or Joe and and Klaw was in in office

[00:50:22] they were doing all kinds of things that were wrong and didn't seem to care had no jurisdiction

[00:50:28] in what they were accomplishing wasn't under their jurisdiction as a president and so on but they didn't

[00:50:33] care that's that's kind of what we've been seeing all along and I just I find it very interesting

[00:50:38] that nobody on the other side or none of these are congress are house people that we voted for

[00:50:45] don't seem to bring any of this stuff up they just let them can keep kicking

[00:50:49] well just I'll just do my little work in my office but I you know we'll let them do there I mean

[00:50:54] it's it's reckless abandon on the highest scale that's why the country the world is laughing at us

[00:51:02] like this is a joke over here how did you know anyway and they love it they love it anyway

[00:51:13] I don't really know how to respond to this exactly because I look at this stuff and I just

[00:51:18] I don't I don't know how to respond I don't know what to think about this if he says I would

[00:51:25] beat in the loser Trump who has no value and I'm capable of this but yet he somehow stepped out

[00:51:34] in his push to side can you really do that after the primaries to where there's no primary now

[00:51:42] like I say it if there's an act of god or there's some legitimate justifiable there's nothing we

[00:51:47] can do about it Sam he's not capable of running the country or he's dead or I don't know what but

[00:51:54] I get it okay I get that that's reality you can't change but if you can and you don't because you

[00:52:01] at some point it's the most in your face election for other ever was you're correct yeah it's like

[00:52:09] what we we've been seeing in other countries where they they house their present okay well now

[00:52:13] we have to reform this or the bat you know we see all this stuff happen in all these other countries where

[00:52:19] they kind of remove their president or kill their president or whatever someone else has to come in

[00:52:24] whether it be good or bad well here in this country I'm sure they didn't want to kill Joe

[00:52:29] but they didn't know what to do and so they they've not obeyed any kind of political

[00:52:34] you know common sense you know the constitutional guidelines none of that and here she is

[00:52:43] but I agree let's let's have him run he's already there he lives and he thinks he can win let's have

[00:52:48] him run but they know he can't that's why they're playing this game then you've got to admit that he can't

[00:52:55] right and then you've got to ask Kamala clearly if he couldn't and was unable to didn't you

[00:53:00] and all your you know minions in the administration's running him realize this

[00:53:07] right because we really got a question your judgment at this point if you didn't really know

[00:53:13] and but also no overnight you admit it yeah anyway I'm not very smart but I just kind of

[00:53:23] questions Brian I'm the only one little asking these kind of questions right that's because you are smart Sam

[00:53:29] they don't want to hear you what is going on earth I feel like the dumbest guy in the room

[00:53:34] is like dirt ask all these questions and everybody else goes on oh no sound it's weird isn't it

[00:53:42] yeah it is weird and then they're calling us weird because we're asking about this

[00:53:48] right it's awesome to you're all man everybody's just weird you know weird people are

[00:53:53] all tell you right now it's weird everything is just weird it's weird that they skip the

[00:53:58] primary and nobody cares it's weird that Joe says he's totally capable of the bleating

[00:54:02] the aisle but yet they remove him but they insist that he's capable of it he could beat

[00:54:07] I mean he could beat dull with his hands tied behind his back kind of like Rush Limbaugh kind

[00:54:11] beat dull you know beat him to a pulp there he's totally capable and then it's weird they're like

[00:54:17] well let's just keep the can down the road there running you're talking about the budget we're just

[00:54:21] gonna in three months we've already failed Merry Christmas and then I'm going these people are weird you know

[00:54:29] right or else you got nickels huh we got nickels we got other hey Sam gather your team together

[00:54:37] let's get before Conrad let's start bringing all these stuff that I want to thank you Brian

[00:54:42] Rust Honest my New York Ladies and Gentlemen