Radio Show Hour 1 – 11/15/2024

[00:00:13] Broadcasting live from atop the Rocky Mountains, the crossroads of the West, you are listening to the Liberty Roundtable Radio Talk Show.

[00:00:24] All right. Happy to have you along, my fellow Americans. Sam Bushman live on your radio.

[00:00:30] Hard-hitting news that networks refuse to use, of course, starts now.

[00:00:33] This, my fellow Americans, is the broadcast for November the 15th in the year of our Lord, 2024.

[00:00:39] This is indeed our one of two, and the goal always to protect life, liberty, and property, to promote God, family, and country,

[00:00:45] and through so on your radio in the traditions of our founding fathers.

[00:00:48] Yes, indeed, we use the blueprint for liberty, the supreme law of the land, the constitution for the United States of America.

[00:00:53] That is our guide. And by the way, the checks and balances brilliantly put in place by the founders.

[00:00:57] What are the peaceful, restorative solutions we still have at our fingertips? Get involved.

[00:01:01] This is not a spectator sport, that's for sure.

[00:01:03] We reject revolution unless it's a Jesus revolution, and then we're in because we follow the Prince of Peace.

[00:01:09] And today is a freedom-loving, fantastic, faith-filled, we're taking America back one heart, one mind, one issue at a time.

[00:01:15] Friday, I know people say, Sam, why do you repeat that every time?

[00:01:17] Because you know what? I listen to talk show hosts that I literally listen to for about 45 minutes,

[00:01:22] and I don't know where they stand on any issues.

[00:01:24] And I listen to them for about 45 minutes, and I don't even know who their guests are.

[00:01:27] And I don't even know what show it is.

[00:01:29] So, look, I'm Sam Bushman. This is Liberty Roundtable Live, and you know where I stand.

[00:01:32] If it's God, family, country, if it's life, liberty, and property, I'm in.

[00:01:36] If it's not, I'm against it.

[00:01:37] If it's constitutional, I love it.

[00:01:39] And if it's not, I hate it.

[00:01:40] How's that?

[00:01:41] Welcome to the broadcast.

[00:01:42] If you wonder what I think, there it is there.

[00:01:44] Speaking of wondering what I think and who I am and all that kind of stuff,

[00:01:50] I've been updating the Liberty Roundtable website for the talk show, for the show.

[00:01:54] It's had the podcast there for a long time, but we've expanded the show notes on the page.

[00:01:59] We've added a lot of cool graphics and some pretty neat stuff.

[00:02:02] And I've started to get into some video stuff, which we're going to highlight here right now.

[00:02:07] The first one is I had them build a video that could be ran on other radio networks and other people that are friends of mine that do video shows.

[00:02:14] And it's a 59-second video commercial.

[00:02:18] And the commercial basically is, who is Sam Bushman?

[00:02:21] Who the heck is this guy?

[00:02:23] And so I'm going to play that commercial now.

[00:02:25] If you want to go see it, you've got to go to libertyroundtable.com.

[00:02:28] Click on it.

[00:02:28] You can see the video.

[00:02:29] It's at the top.

[00:02:31] On the right, right across from the image.

[00:02:33] But if you want to just hear it, listen to this audio commercial.

[00:02:36] It's pretty well written here, if I do say so myself.

[00:02:40] Anyway, listen to this.

[00:02:41] Here it is.

[00:02:43] Meet Sam Bushman, a devoted family man and champion of God, family, and country.

[00:02:50] For almost 30 years, Sam has used his God-given talent to host impactful discussions on a wide range of topics.

[00:02:57] He's at the helm of Liberty Roundtable, a nationally syndicated talk show that dives deep into the issues affecting your liberty.

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[00:03:44] All right, there it is.

[00:03:45] So that's the Who is Sam Bushman video at the top of the page.

[00:03:47] So quickly in less than 60 seconds video style, modern media if you will, you can know who the heck is this guy.

[00:03:53] What does he do?

[00:03:54] And all that kind of stuff.

[00:03:55] And then we're starting our video series.

[00:03:57] We're calling them Liberty Roundtable Shorts or Liberty Roundtable Videos, whatever you want to call it.

[00:04:01] And I did the first one and I got a videographer that's putting it all together because, man, I can't even see how am I going to do video, right?

[00:04:10] Anyway, we got it together, though.

[00:04:11] Got some good people around me helping me take care of business.

[00:04:14] And the first one, you know, they say, Sam, here's what you got to do when you do videos.

[00:04:18] You got to create a hook, right?

[00:04:19] You got to have a hook first and all that kind of stuff.

[00:04:21] So my hook, my title on the first video we've ever come out with that I would say I'm calling Liberty Roundtable Videos or Shorts or whatever you want to call it, never turn your back on the almighty.

[00:04:34] That's right.

[00:04:34] Never turn your back on the almighty.

[00:04:37] Now, Judge Napolitano wrote a column that says, what if voting is fruitless?

[00:04:42] And the headline says, Sam doesn't believe that for a second and neither should you.

[00:04:47] If you go to LibertyRoundtable.com, you can see this video as well.

[00:04:51] And I'm going to play this one.

[00:04:53] You'll get the audio portion of it.

[00:04:54] You won't get all the video portion, but I think there's a lot of audio components to these that are valuable, too.

[00:04:59] Here's this first video.

[00:05:02] Never turn your back on the almighty.

[00:05:05] Happy to have you along, my fellow Americans.

[00:05:07] I'm Sam Bushman.

[00:05:08] Liberty Roundtable shorts start now with news the networks refuse to use.

[00:05:21] Judge Andrew Napolitano wrote an incredible column.

[00:05:24] It's available at RonPaulInstitute.org.

[00:05:26] Check it out.

[00:05:27] But here's the headline.

[00:05:28] What if voting is fruitless?

[00:05:32] In other words, your vote doesn't make a difference.

[00:05:34] Doesn't count.

[00:05:34] Doesn't matter.

[00:05:35] Forget it.

[00:05:36] Sayonara.

[00:05:37] Stick a fork in it.

[00:05:38] The fat lady's already sung.

[00:05:39] Whatever you want to say.

[00:05:40] I don't believe that for a second.

[00:05:43] And neither should you.

[00:05:45] Believe it or not, I love chick flicks.

[00:05:46] I know that's strange for a hard-hitting guy like me.

[00:05:48] But hey, it is what it is, right?

[00:05:50] Anyway, in Anne of Green Gables.

[00:05:53] A wonderful series that most of you should watch.

[00:05:55] There's a lot of life lessons in there.

[00:05:57] But in that, Anne is this orphan.

[00:06:00] And she's just dramatic as all get out.

[00:06:02] And she says, I'm in the depths of despair.

[00:06:07] And she continues.

[00:06:08] And it's just like the whole world's lost.

[00:06:10] Everything is ruined.

[00:06:10] It's just awful.

[00:06:12] There's no recovering from it whatsoever.

[00:06:14] And the lady Marilla, that becomes her adopted parent, if you will, says, I don't believe in that.

[00:06:21] That's pish posh.

[00:06:22] That's higwash.

[00:06:23] That's I'm not going to.

[00:06:25] What do you mean?

[00:06:26] To say that you're in the depths of despair is to turn your back on God.

[00:06:31] Is what she says.

[00:06:32] And I believe the same thing is true for the greatest country on the face of the earth, the United States of America.

[00:06:36] Look, we look to God, not government for solutions.

[00:06:39] And God gave us our rights.

[00:06:40] And we delegated those rights to government.

[00:06:43] Our government exists to protect our God-given rights.

[00:06:47] Remember, to protect life, liberty, and property.

[00:06:49] And so with that in mind, we can never give up on our responsibility to vote.

[00:06:54] Can there be problems with it?

[00:06:55] Yes.

[00:06:56] Can it feel like, man, it's horrible and worthless?

[00:07:00] Yes, it can feel that way.

[00:07:02] But the enemies of liberty want you to feel that way.

[00:07:04] Perhaps the most encouraging development, ladies and gentlemen, is this idea that we will never turn our back on God.

[00:07:10] And we will never turn our back on the greatest country on the face of the earth.

[00:07:14] Are we better than other peoples?

[00:07:15] Of course not.

[00:07:16] Our biggest export should be the Constitution for the United States of America, allowing all countries of the world the opportunity to have checks and balances.

[00:07:25] And to promote life, liberty, and property.

[00:07:28] And to promote God, family, and country.

[00:07:30] Those things are critical.

[00:07:32] And so have a little bit of hope.

[00:07:34] Never be in the depths of despair.

[00:07:37] Have a little bit of hope.

[00:07:37] Have a little bit of faith.

[00:07:38] And get involved.

[00:07:40] And with your action, doing your very best and putting your trust in God Almighty,

[00:07:44] the prize is ours.

[00:07:46] And we can become a beacon, a light on a hill for the rest of the world to follow.

[00:07:50] I'm Sam Bushman with Liberty Roundtable Live.

[00:07:57] There you have it, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:07:59] So the first video is available, and we're going to start to do a couple of videos a week.

[00:08:02] They're going to be short.

[00:08:03] They're going to be highlighting things that I find to be, I mean, you know, we cover a lot of topics on the radio show, right?

[00:08:08] But I'm going to pick a topic, too, per week that I feel like is really critical to talk about.

[00:08:12] That being one of them.

[00:08:14] Never turn your back on the Almighty and never turn your back on America.

[00:08:19] Right?

[00:08:19] We talked yesterday about The Onion, believe it or not.

[00:08:22] An auction bought the assets of Alex Jones' Infowars.

[00:08:30] In my opinion, the whole thing's a big old disgrace, to say the least.

[00:08:33] But not so fast, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:08:36] Alex Jones told you it was a sham.

[00:08:38] And it is, now the court overseeing the bankruptcy put a hold on the sale pending a hearing next week.

[00:08:47] What's the hearing about, you say?

[00:08:49] Well, exactly what Alex Jones told you.

[00:08:51] In a video yesterday posted to X, Alex Jones correctly decried the sale of everything, claiming it's unconstitutional.

[00:09:01] He's right.

[00:09:02] He then encouraged fans to follow him on new social media handles.

[00:09:07] Anyway, the debate is that there's, I guess, two bidders only, which is a disgrace in and of itself.

[00:09:12] But the second bidder actually bid more.

[00:09:15] But they say because of a credit, somehow, something, the first bidder, you know, got the deal.

[00:09:20] Well, they say the second bidder doesn't even know what the bid was.

[00:09:22] The second bidder never had a chance to up their bid.

[00:09:25] It's all scandal-driven now.

[00:09:29] And Alex Jones called it on the video yesterday.

[00:09:31] I'm doubling down and telling you the courts put it on hold down next week.

[00:09:34] We'll keep an eye on this ball.

[00:09:35] But look, the onion is a bunch of thugs.

[00:09:38] In an act of hostile retribution, and these are my words now to which I'm entitled.

[00:09:43] They're my opinion.

[00:09:43] I have every right to them.

[00:09:45] In an act of hostile retribution, the onion intends to turn Infowars into a parody of itself.

[00:09:54] That's what's going on.

[00:09:55] And that's the problem I have with this whole thing.

[00:09:58] First off, Alex Jones has every right to believe Sandy Hook was bogus.

[00:10:02] Now, I agree he went a little far in saying what he said and making claims that may not be factually accurate.

[00:10:09] I get all that.

[00:10:10] He has every right to his own opinion.

[00:10:12] And to literally fine him $1.2 billion or whatever the number is, some insane number that nobody could pay,

[00:10:18] not even Donald Trump could pay,

[00:10:20] and then to use that to steal all of his assets from him is bad enough.

[00:10:25] Unconstitutional, immoral.

[00:10:26] I mean, it's like asset forfeiture almost.

[00:10:28] It's just insane.

[00:10:29] They're saying, well, you use these assets in a crime.

[00:10:31] Therefore, we can just steal them from you.

[00:10:34] Go ahead and skip the break.

[00:10:36] And I have a problem with all that.

[00:10:38] But then to literally put it up for auction, to play games so that the hostile bidder gets it,

[00:10:44] and then for the family to be partnering with the onion

[00:10:48] so that they can come up with enough money to make this happen,

[00:10:50] and the families hating Alex Jones and getting retribution,

[00:10:54] and then for it to be the onion of all people that get this thing,

[00:10:58] and then in their act of hostile retribution,

[00:11:01] the onion intends to turn Infowars into a, quote, parody of itself.

[00:11:06] I'm just telling you right now, this is a problem,

[00:11:08] and we cannot let this be the standard in America today.

[00:11:13] I'm hoping that Donald Trump and somebody somewhere can unwind this clown show.

[00:11:18] Sadly, they want to get it done before Donald takes office.

[00:11:21] But we'll keep an eye on that ball.

[00:11:23] But Dr. Bradley, welcome to the broadcast.

[00:11:25] Dr. Bradley's with me.

[00:11:27] freedomsrisingsun.com is his website.

[00:11:29] Check out his weekly Q&As on the Constitution and more.

[00:11:31] But Dr. Bradley, this, in my opinion, is a travesty.

[00:11:34] Agree or disagree with Alex?

[00:11:36] Stealing all of his assets over this?

[00:11:38] Making sure that an enemy camp gets it where they can mock Alex forever?

[00:11:43] They've turned him into a political martyr,

[00:11:46] but alive to tell about it's what they've done.

[00:11:49] Well, in a way, it's something that the founding fathers,

[00:11:54] I mean, it's a little bit of a tangent from it,

[00:11:57] but they were so determined to avoid debtors' prisons

[00:12:02] that basically stole everything and put you in poverty

[00:12:06] and left you in a prison that if you got caught asleep on,

[00:12:11] that was about it.

[00:12:12] And that's the intent of this whole thing is to basically impoverish.

[00:12:16] And I think Alex Jones is going to have a play to play.

[00:12:22] But the way they're going about it really,

[00:12:24] truly is another form of lawfare.

[00:12:27] And this idea that the families that initiated the lawsuit

[00:12:33] are partnering with the individuals that are able to pick it up,

[00:12:39] and in essence, the way I understand it,

[00:12:41] it's kind of a, I don't understand the details, honestly,

[00:12:45] but it sounds to me like the families that were on the side of the onion

[00:12:51] have offered to them some measure of credit

[00:12:54] towards the successful bidding that they did.

[00:13:00] And again, if you only have two bidders

[00:13:02] and nobody knows what the bidders did

[00:13:05] and somehow they've skewed the numbers,

[00:13:08] it's basically a charade and it's a facade.

[00:13:12] And somebody needs to get to the bottom of it.

[00:13:14] I hope that the courts can review it and some justice can come out of it.

[00:13:20] I mean, if people don't like what you're saying

[00:13:22] and they can sue you into poverty,

[00:13:24] hey, what do we need a First Amendment for?

[00:13:27] You know?

[00:13:27] Well, and in my mind, I don't know who,

[00:13:29] but Congress or somebody,

[00:13:30] the FBI, the Justice Department,

[00:13:34] or maybe somebody in the given state that exists,

[00:13:37] somebody needs to dig into this, though,

[00:13:38] this idea that these families are going to partner with this company

[00:13:41] and offer a credit

[00:13:43] so they have enough money to make this happen

[00:13:45] and not letting the other bidder know what the deal is

[00:13:47] so there's a friendly bidder

[00:13:49] and a hostile bidder, so to speak,

[00:13:51] and the hostile bidder gets all the cake

[00:13:52] and the other bidder doesn't even know what they bid.

[00:13:54] Nobody knows the terms, the details.

[00:13:56] I mean, this is a big old sham

[00:13:58] and this just shows what's gone wrong with the courts.

[00:14:01] They've literally become activists,

[00:14:03] psychotic activists from the bench, from the get-go.

[00:14:05] Well, and it reminds me of this Colorado guy

[00:14:07] for the last seven, eight years.

[00:14:08] He's been battling because he doesn't want to make a cake

[00:14:10] for the gays and lesbians.

[00:14:12] And, you know, it's just lawfare is driving this country.

[00:14:15] It'll destroy the country, doctor,

[00:14:17] if we don't somehow investigate, stop it,

[00:14:20] impeach judges, do something.

[00:14:21] And this is an example where you've got to get

[00:14:23] to the bottom of this and find out,

[00:14:24] look, who's being paid off?

[00:14:26] What's happening with the money?

[00:14:27] Who made what deals in the background?

[00:14:29] Was this really a fair auction bidding process?

[00:14:32] Somebody needs to look into that.

[00:14:35] Well, the idea of a court is you get things into the open.

[00:14:38] You know, sunlight shines on everything.

[00:14:41] There's an opportunity for expressions of points

[00:14:46] and counterpoints and counter, you know,

[00:14:48] being able to cross-examine, all these kind of things.

[00:14:51] That's kind of fundamental to the court system.

[00:14:54] And now for all of the curtain to be dropped on this thing,

[00:14:57] it seems to me like there's something rotten going on

[00:15:01] and somebody's got to air it out

[00:15:03] and let's see what really happened.

[00:15:05] So when did he say he was going to start hearing this?

[00:15:08] Did the judge say?

[00:15:09] Well, there's a hearing next week to vet this

[00:15:11] and to look into it.

[00:15:12] The judge says,

[00:15:13] I don't think there's any problems here,

[00:15:14] but, you know, we've got to look into it.

[00:15:15] And I'm just telling you right now,

[00:15:17] they're going to somehow try to explain this away

[00:15:19] in a way that Alex Jones doesn't have a leg to stand on

[00:15:21] and then he'll just be a raving lunatic,

[00:15:23] they'll claim,

[00:15:23] and kind of he's just mad because,

[00:15:25] hey, justice was done and he can't take it.

[00:15:27] And they're going to find some way to bury this thing

[00:15:29] and make Alex look foolish.

[00:15:31] The bottom line, though, is Alex is right on this.

[00:15:33] You know what?

[00:15:34] I'm not super fan of Alex

[00:15:35] because I don't like a lot of his on-air antics

[00:15:38] and stuff like that.

[00:15:39] But all I'm telling you is that he's right on this.

[00:15:41] He's been wronged 100%.

[00:15:43] And someone needs to look into this.

[00:15:45] Somebody needs to defend Alex Jones right now.

[00:15:47] And I just don't see anybody really serious

[00:15:49] about getting to the bottom of this.

[00:15:51] And I hope at some point President Trump

[00:15:52] and the new Justice Department will somewhere

[00:15:54] or somebody something has got to look into this.

[00:15:57] Listen, you know,

[00:15:58] I don't know if it would be within the state

[00:15:59] that this all occurred.

[00:16:01] I don't know if it would be,

[00:16:02] I don't know who should look at it

[00:16:04] because I don't know all the venues.

[00:16:05] I don't have all the details

[00:16:06] of exactly who has authority where in this case.

[00:16:08] I'm just telling you,

[00:16:09] somebody needs to follow the money

[00:16:11] and find out what happened here

[00:16:12] because I believe it's a sham.

[00:16:13] You find this guy 1.3 billion,

[00:16:15] then you take away everything

[00:16:16] and then it gets awarded

[00:16:17] in some strange bidding process

[00:16:19] to the enemy that'll mock him forever about this

[00:16:21] and use it as a parody against him forever.

[00:16:23] I mean, at some point,

[00:16:24] this isn't justice done.

[00:16:27] And at some point,

[00:16:27] someone needs to dig into this somewhere.

[00:16:29] I'm defending Alex Jones big time

[00:16:31] because how long until it'll be me and you, doctor?

[00:16:35] Well, absolutely.

[00:16:36] There's, you know,

[00:16:37] who's going to defend you

[00:16:38] if, you know,

[00:16:39] you don't step up and say,

[00:16:40] let's get justice here.

[00:16:41] I would predict that the new management

[00:16:47] will run this thing into the ground pretty quickly, though.

[00:16:50] My understanding is they've only got one sponsor

[00:16:56] and, you know,

[00:16:58] what is the onion anyway?

[00:16:59] I mean, in my world,

[00:17:00] it doesn't exist.

[00:17:00] It's a parody newspaper that's ran by the Democrats

[00:17:02] that's been around forever.

[00:17:04] And again,

[00:17:04] can it stand on its own financially?

[00:17:06] Probably not.

[00:17:06] But will the Democrats

[00:17:07] and the George Soroses

[00:17:08] and the whoever's,

[00:17:09] all the clown shows that are liberals,

[00:17:11] will they fund it forever?

[00:17:12] Absolutely.

[00:17:13] Because they put their money where their mouth is.

[00:17:14] It'll never go under.

[00:17:17] I'm not,

[00:17:18] I'm not so sure about that.

[00:17:19] I think CNN's going under.

[00:17:22] I mean,

[00:17:22] and you look at the debauchery

[00:17:24] that they brought to things.

[00:17:25] I mean,

[00:17:26] ABC,

[00:17:26] NBC,

[00:17:27] CBS,

[00:17:28] all of the traditional big media outlets

[00:17:30] are just on the ropes right now.

[00:17:32] In fact,

[00:17:32] did you notice that the New York,

[00:17:34] excuse me,

[00:17:35] the LA Times

[00:17:37] is sweeping out

[00:17:38] the cobwebs a little bit down there?

[00:17:42] They've decided that,

[00:17:44] you know what?

[00:17:44] We really have been kind of,

[00:17:46] not just biased,

[00:17:48] but we have been an organ

[00:17:50] of the Democrat Party

[00:17:52] and I think they're seeing.

[00:17:54] now that they believe

[00:17:55] the Democratic Party's melting down

[00:17:56] and now that they believe

[00:17:57] that the Republican Party's,

[00:17:59] the unit party's taken over,

[00:18:00] they're kind of having a change of tune.

[00:18:02] How real

[00:18:03] and how internal

[00:18:04] will it really be

[00:18:05] and how revolutionary

[00:18:06] will the change really be

[00:18:07] or will it be just a,

[00:18:08] kind of a nod to these things?

[00:18:10] Time will tell.

[00:18:12] Well,

[00:18:12] I don't know,

[00:18:13] but some of the stuff right now,

[00:18:14] they've got some really ticked off

[00:18:16] editorial board

[00:18:17] and stuff like that.

[00:18:19] But the guy that owns it,

[00:18:21] you know,

[00:18:22] he's talking like,

[00:18:23] you know,

[00:18:23] we've got to change our ways.

[00:18:25] And,

[00:18:26] you know,

[00:18:26] for all,

[00:18:27] it's been decades.

[00:18:28] It's been almost my entire life.

[00:18:29] So is George Bezos

[00:18:30] over at the WAPO

[00:18:31] saying the same stuff,

[00:18:32] right?

[00:18:32] Yeah.

[00:18:33] My entire lifetime.

[00:18:34] And I've been kicking around

[00:18:36] this whole planet

[00:18:37] for a while

[00:18:37] and I have seen,

[00:18:39] you know,

[00:18:39] like the Washington Times,

[00:18:40] I mean,

[00:18:40] Washington Post,

[00:18:41] the New York Times,

[00:18:43] the LA Times,

[00:18:45] Wall Street Journal,

[00:18:46] USA Today.

[00:18:47] If you go local newspapers

[00:18:48] like the Salt Lake Tribune

[00:18:50] and the Deseret News,

[00:18:51] it's all the same.

[00:18:54] They just read.

[00:18:56] Oh,

[00:18:56] a uniform dribble.

[00:18:56] There's no question about it.

[00:18:57] It is.

[00:18:58] There's no question.

[00:18:58] And so,

[00:19:00] you know,

[00:19:00] that needs to change

[00:19:01] if we're going to have

[00:19:02] a free society.

[00:19:04] Yeah.

[00:19:04] And I agree.

[00:19:05] And I think it's good news

[00:19:06] that some of these people

[00:19:07] are starting to have to

[00:19:07] call for account

[00:19:08] for things like the MSNBC folks.

[00:19:11] They've lost 53%

[00:19:12] of their viewership.

[00:19:13] Basically,

[00:19:14] Rachel Maddow

[00:19:14] melting down,

[00:19:15] only getting a little over

[00:19:16] a million people watching now

[00:19:18] or whatever else.

[00:19:19] And on the average,

[00:19:19] they've only got about

[00:19:20] a half a million people

[00:19:21] watching and stuff.

[00:19:22] I mean,

[00:19:22] we get as many viewers

[00:19:23] and listeners as they get now

[00:19:25] and stuff like that.

[00:19:26] And so,

[00:19:27] it's interesting to watch

[00:19:28] this thing happen

[00:19:28] and I see a shift happening.

[00:19:30] How genuine

[00:19:31] and how permanent it will be

[00:19:32] is really yet to be seen,

[00:19:33] though,

[00:19:34] in my opinion.

[00:19:35] The reason I say that

[00:19:35] is because the House

[00:19:36] and the Senate

[00:19:37] were just taken over

[00:19:38] by some very,

[00:19:39] very mainstream Republicans

[00:19:40] that are going to oppose

[00:19:42] Donald Trump

[00:19:43] virtually at every tournament.

[00:19:44] You've got John Thune,

[00:19:45] for example.

[00:19:46] This guy's a clown.

[00:19:47] He only gets like 56%

[00:19:49] on the John Birch Society

[00:19:51] Freedom Index,

[00:19:52] for instance.

[00:19:53] You've got Mike Johnson

[00:19:54] in charge

[00:19:55] and Mike Johnson

[00:19:55] is the guy

[00:19:56] that spent us into oblivion

[00:19:57] and kicked the can

[00:19:58] down the road

[00:19:58] and said,

[00:19:58] let's let the next Congress

[00:19:59] deal with the finances,

[00:20:00] not us,

[00:20:02] and has done

[00:20:03] all these different things.

[00:20:04] And so,

[00:20:05] I appreciate that

[00:20:06] we're making some great gains

[00:20:07] and we've got a lot

[00:20:08] of good people

[00:20:08] and we've got a start

[00:20:09] like we've never seen before.

[00:20:11] What,

[00:20:11] a trifecta?

[00:20:12] House,

[00:20:13] Senate,

[00:20:13] president in charge

[00:20:14] of the White House?

[00:20:15] Okay,

[00:20:15] that's good.

[00:20:17] Do they have thin,

[00:20:18] razor-thin margins

[00:20:19] to not be able

[00:20:20] to accomplish much?

[00:20:20] Yeah.

[00:20:21] Do they have some clowns

[00:20:22] in charge of the Senate

[00:20:22] and the House

[00:20:24] that are going to put up

[00:20:24] roadblocks

[00:20:25] everywhere you find?

[00:20:26] Yeah.

[00:20:27] Are there going to be

[00:20:28] some people

[00:20:28] that are going to

[00:20:28] overreach

[00:20:29] and maybe create

[00:20:30] clown shows,

[00:20:31] sideshow,

[00:20:33] whatever,

[00:20:34] like Matt Gaetz

[00:20:34] and others?

[00:20:35] Yes.

[00:20:35] Is there some good

[00:20:36] happening without a doubt?

[00:20:38] Where's this all going to go?

[00:20:40] That I don't know.

[00:20:41] How much they'll really

[00:20:42] get done,

[00:20:42] I don't know.

[00:20:43] But look,

[00:20:43] if we think that

[00:20:44] Washington is going

[00:20:45] to be our savior,

[00:20:46] if Donald Trump's

[00:20:47] going to be our savior

[00:20:47] with his new team,

[00:20:49] I'm telling you,

[00:20:50] folks,

[00:20:51] you're wrong.

[00:20:51] My response is

[00:20:52] never turn your back

[00:20:54] on the almighty.

[00:20:55] We need to look to God

[00:20:57] for this stuff.

[00:20:58] And I appreciate

[00:20:59] that Donald could do

[00:20:59] a lot of good

[00:21:00] and I hope that he does.

[00:21:01] I'll do everything

[00:21:02] that I can

[00:21:03] to see that good

[00:21:03] is done,

[00:21:04] for sure.

[00:21:06] And I think that

[00:21:07] some of the people

[00:21:07] that he's putting in place

[00:21:08] could do a lot of good

[00:21:09] in their realms

[00:21:09] if they're given

[00:21:11] the ability.

[00:21:12] But if we hamstring them,

[00:21:13] if we're not very careful,

[00:21:15] it can backfire.

[00:21:16] Now,

[00:21:16] when we were on

[00:21:17] the five-hour

[00:21:17] big presentation

[00:21:19] about election coverage,

[00:21:20] Steve Stockman

[00:21:21] made a really valuable point.

[00:21:22] He said,

[00:21:23] look,

[00:21:23] you've got about a year

[00:21:24] to get your job done

[00:21:25] because the second year

[00:21:26] you're going to be having

[00:21:26] all your people

[00:21:27] run for the House.

[00:21:28] And remember,

[00:21:29] it's 100% of the House

[00:21:30] that could be replaced

[00:21:31] every two years.

[00:21:32] So you've got to really

[00:21:33] have your act together

[00:21:34] in the first year

[00:21:35] and get it done.

[00:21:35] Now,

[00:21:35] Donald Trump has hit

[00:21:36] the ground running,

[00:21:37] so it looks like

[00:21:38] they may get that done,

[00:21:39] but they're going to have

[00:21:40] to run on that

[00:21:40] first year record,

[00:21:41] second year in the House

[00:21:43] and then going forward there.

[00:21:45] So it's going to be tough.

[00:21:47] And he's putting

[00:21:47] some right people in place,

[00:21:49] I think,

[00:21:49] and some wrong people

[00:21:50] surrounding him big time.

[00:21:51] And the question is,

[00:21:52] the battle's on.

[00:21:53] Will the deep state

[00:21:54] still have its

[00:21:54] rear,

[00:21:55] its ugly head

[00:21:55] and have control?

[00:21:56] Or will we be able

[00:21:57] to get an upper hand

[00:21:58] on the deep state

[00:21:58] is the real question,

[00:21:59] Dr. Bradley.

[00:22:01] You know,

[00:22:02] you bring up

[00:22:02] a whole bunch of issues

[00:22:03] and I know we're

[00:22:04] at the bottom of the hour,

[00:22:05] basically,

[00:22:06] but I think

[00:22:07] there's an awful lot

[00:22:08] of hopium

[00:22:09] being consumed right now

[00:22:10] by a lot of people

[00:22:11] that have tried

[00:22:12] to get Trump

[00:22:13] into office.

[00:22:13] And I hope

[00:22:14] for the hope.

[00:22:16] But this Thune guy

[00:22:17] really is a Mitch McConnell

[00:22:19] clone,

[00:22:20] younger and more

[00:22:21] articulate

[00:22:22] and well-spoken,

[00:22:25] better looking guy,

[00:22:26] I presume,

[00:22:26] and so on

[00:22:27] and everything like that.

[00:22:28] They got another generation

[00:22:29] coming in there,

[00:22:29] but he's been in the Senate

[00:22:30] for 20 years.

[00:22:31] He's been in leadership

[00:22:32] and he has helped

[00:22:34] Mitch McConnell

[00:22:35] bring about the things

[00:22:36] that he has.

[00:22:37] He's unequivocally,

[00:22:39] unequivocally

[00:22:39] an establishment

[00:22:40] senator.

[00:22:42] And do you realize

[00:22:43] that this guy,

[00:22:44] Mike Johnson

[00:22:45] got 100% of the vote

[00:22:46] and Donald Trump's

[00:22:47] endorsement.

[00:22:48] And I just think,

[00:22:49] are you kidding me

[00:22:50] right now?

[00:22:50] I think what's happening

[00:22:52] right now

[00:22:53] is there's a fifth column.

[00:22:55] You know,

[00:22:55] militarily,

[00:22:56] there's behind the scenes

[00:22:58] another guerrilla warfare

[00:23:00] kind of thing,

[00:23:01] however you want to put it,

[00:23:02] that's going to be going on.

[00:23:04] And see,

[00:23:05] I think a lot of senators

[00:23:06] were looking for a way

[00:23:07] with the mandate

[00:23:09] that they're calling it

[00:23:10] that Donald Trump got

[00:23:12] in the vote,

[00:23:13] both popular

[00:23:13] and electoral college.

[00:23:15] And it's shocking to me

[00:23:17] it's as close as it was.

[00:23:18] But at any rate,

[00:23:20] I think there's

[00:23:21] a fifth column forming

[00:23:22] and they're the establishment guys.

[00:23:25] I mean,

[00:23:25] Matt Gatz,

[00:23:26] I mean,

[00:23:26] for crying out loud,

[00:23:29] this is going to be

[00:23:31] a wrestling match

[00:23:32] that's going to be ugly.

[00:23:34] We could talk about

[00:23:35] Bobby Kennedy.

[00:23:36] I mean,

[00:23:37] Trump made good

[00:23:38] on his commandment

[00:23:39] to put Bobby Kennedy.

[00:23:39] Hang tight,

[00:23:40] he's coming up.

[00:23:40] Bobby Kennedy

[00:23:41] will get a whole segment

[00:23:42] he always does.

[00:23:43] He's the rock star

[00:23:43] in the room.

[00:23:44] Will he really deliver?

[00:23:45] Time will tell.

[00:23:46] But I think that

[00:23:48] what's happening

[00:23:48] is going to happen

[00:23:49] first in the Senate.

[00:23:51] Yeah,

[00:23:51] let's come back

[00:23:52] and talk about that

[00:23:53] because this is critical

[00:23:54] and, you know,

[00:23:55] how much

[00:23:56] there's a concern

[00:23:57] about the Senate

[00:23:57] and a concern

[00:23:59] about what Donald Trump

[00:24:00] has proposed.

[00:24:00] I'll get to that

[00:24:04] discussion

[00:24:05] because that's a critical

[00:24:05] one to have as well.

[00:24:06] We've got a lot to cover

[00:24:07] and only a little time

[00:24:08] to get it done,

[00:24:09] ladies and gentlemen.

[00:24:09] Two hours on the radio

[00:24:10] is just not near enough

[00:24:11] but we'll talk as fast

[00:24:12] as we can

[00:24:12] and we'll lay it out

[00:24:13] just as succinctly

[00:24:14] as we possibly can.

[00:24:15] I'm talking to

[00:24:16] Dr. Scott Bradley.

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[00:26:18] Writing in a prominent magazine,

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[00:26:24] He said marriage

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[00:26:31] Perhaps he was thinking

[00:26:32] of the city in Shanxi province,

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[00:26:42] European Union's

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[00:27:01] Federal Reserve Chairman

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[00:29:00] Why don't we say

[00:29:01] to the government

[00:29:02] writ large

[00:29:03] that they have to spend

[00:29:04] a little bit less?

[00:29:05] Anybody ever had

[00:29:06] less money

[00:29:07] this year

[00:29:08] than you had last?

[00:29:09] Anybody ever having

[00:29:10] a 1% pay cut?

[00:29:11] You deal with it.

[00:29:13] That's what government needs,

[00:29:14] a 1% pay cut.

[00:29:15] If you take a 1% pay cut

[00:29:17] across the board,

[00:29:18] you have more than enough money

[00:29:20] to actually pay

[00:29:21] for the disaster relief.

[00:29:22] But nobody's going to do that

[00:29:24] because they're

[00:29:24] fiscally irresponsible.

[00:29:26] Who are they?

[00:29:27] Republicans.

[00:29:28] Who are they?

[00:29:28] Democrats.

[00:29:29] Who are they?

[00:29:30] And virtually the whole body

[00:29:32] is careless and reckless

[00:29:34] with your money.

[00:29:35] So the money will not be

[00:29:37] offset by cuts anywhere.

[00:29:38] The money will be added

[00:29:39] to the debt

[00:29:40] and there will be

[00:29:41] a day of reckoning.

[00:29:42] What's the day of reckoning?

[00:29:44] The day of reckoning

[00:29:45] may well be the collapse

[00:29:46] of the stock market.

[00:29:47] The day of reckoning

[00:29:48] may be the collapse

[00:29:49] of the dollar.

[00:29:50] When it comes,

[00:29:50] I can't tell you exactly,

[00:29:52] but I can tell you

[00:29:53] it has happened

[00:29:55] repeatedly in history

[00:29:56] when countries

[00:29:58] ruin their currency.

[00:29:59] From atop the Rocky Mountains,

[00:30:16] the crossroads of the West,

[00:30:18] you are listening

[00:30:19] to the Liberty Roundtable

[00:30:20] radio talk show.

[00:30:23] All right, ladies and gentlemen,

[00:30:24] live and on your radio,

[00:30:25] Sam Bushman,

[00:30:26] Dr. Scott Radley,

[00:30:27] freedomsrisingsun.com,

[00:30:29] libertyroundtable.com,

[00:30:30] lovingliberty.net.

[00:30:31] Those are the websites

[00:30:32] to check out.

[00:30:33] Look out for false websites

[00:30:36] or pretenders.

[00:30:37] They're not really me.

[00:30:39] Know about that for sure.

[00:30:41] We're talking about

[00:30:42] all kinds of things

[00:30:43] and I want to discuss

[00:30:44] this thing.

[00:30:44] So Donald Trump

[00:30:45] basically said,

[00:30:46] hey, you know what?

[00:30:47] I really need

[00:30:48] my senators now

[00:30:49] to double down

[00:30:51] and when I put forth

[00:30:52] a nomination for something,

[00:30:53] I need you guys

[00:30:53] to just rubber stamp

[00:30:54] that baby.

[00:30:57] I think Donald's

[00:30:58] off his rock.

[00:30:59] You shouldn't

[00:31:00] rubber stamp anybody.

[00:31:00] You put through clowns

[00:31:02] and we should

[00:31:02] shut them down, Donald.

[00:31:03] That's the way

[00:31:04] the checks and balances

[00:31:04] work, my friend.

[00:31:05] And I know you want

[00:31:06] to basically move forward

[00:31:07] and not get stuck

[00:31:08] and stumble around

[00:31:08] and look like a fool.

[00:31:09] I get it.

[00:31:10] But at the same time,

[00:31:11] we can't be manipulating

[00:31:13] the checks and balances

[00:31:14] to be rubber stampish.

[00:31:15] Doctor, do you want

[00:31:16] to speak to this?

[00:31:18] Well, you know,

[00:31:19] there's much to be said

[00:31:21] about giving somebody

[00:31:22] the team that they've picked

[00:31:24] and go forward with them.

[00:31:25] But there's absolutely

[00:31:26] wisdom in that thing

[00:31:27] as you're trying

[00:31:28] to put a temper on this

[00:31:29] because honestly,

[00:31:32] I mean,

[00:31:33] I'm positive

[00:31:35] that Matt Gatz

[00:31:36] got picked

[00:31:37] to do the

[00:31:38] Attorney General thing

[00:31:39] because he has been

[00:31:40] so supportive of Trump

[00:31:42] and so outspoken

[00:31:44] about how the

[00:31:45] so-called Justice Department

[00:31:46] needs to be reformed.

[00:31:48] And so Trump picked him.

[00:31:49] But here's a guy,

[00:31:51] the establishment

[00:31:52] hates his guts.

[00:31:53] Now you look what he did

[00:31:54] with Kevin McCarthy

[00:31:55] and ran him through the ringer

[00:31:56] when he was going to be

[00:31:57] the Speaker of the House.

[00:31:59] And you look at

[00:32:00] how the establishment

[00:32:01] people just felt like

[00:32:02] he was just a thorn in the side.

[00:32:05] But then you've got

[00:32:06] this years-long investigation

[00:32:08] that they were going to release,

[00:32:09] I guess, next week

[00:32:10] about some sexual improprieties

[00:32:13] that he's been,

[00:32:13] you know,

[00:32:14] rumored to have been involved in

[00:32:16] and some illicit drug use.

[00:32:18] Well, so now the senators,

[00:32:20] especially the Democrats,

[00:32:21] really don't want him there.

[00:32:23] But all the establishment people

[00:32:24] who are of the same voice

[00:32:25] are going to say,

[00:32:27] we need to do it

[00:32:28] not only a full FBI investigation,

[00:32:30] but we want to read

[00:32:31] what the House

[00:32:32] Investigation Committee

[00:32:33] came up with

[00:32:34] that they've basically shut down.

[00:32:37] And so there's going to be stuff,

[00:32:39] I mean,

[00:32:40] if you've got skeletons

[00:32:44] in your closet,

[00:32:45] so to speak,

[00:32:48] they're going to get the light of day.

[00:32:51] And they're going to be shown

[00:32:52] in the least desirable way.

[00:32:54] By the way,

[00:32:55] I must say

[00:32:56] that the investigation,

[00:32:58] the criminal investigation

[00:32:59] that happened on Matt

[00:33:01] previously,

[00:33:02] no charges were brought.

[00:33:04] So there may be smoke only

[00:33:06] and no fire

[00:33:07] and it may be totally squeaky clean.

[00:33:09] I don't know.

[00:33:10] But the fact of the matter is

[00:33:11] that this investigation,

[00:33:14] this House investigation,

[00:33:15] the Ethics Committee,

[00:33:17] was ready to be released,

[00:33:18] I guess,

[00:33:19] next week.

[00:33:20] And now he's going to be

[00:33:21] the Attorney General.

[00:33:22] Now, of course,

[00:33:22] all their complaints,

[00:33:24] oh, he doesn't have anything

[00:33:25] of being a prosecuting attorney

[00:33:27] or anything.

[00:33:28] I don't care so much about that

[00:33:29] and I'll tell you why.

[00:33:31] Because sometimes

[00:33:32] if you've got dirt in the closet,

[00:33:34] you don't just throw more dirt in there

[00:33:35] to fix it.

[00:33:37] And I think that we could,

[00:33:39] I mean,

[00:33:39] there's plenty of prosecuting attorneys.

[00:33:41] Kamala Harris is one of them.

[00:33:43] I mean,

[00:33:44] and you look at what's been going on

[00:33:45] in New York

[00:33:46] and you say,

[00:33:47] oh,

[00:33:47] are we supposed to appoint

[00:33:49] somebody like that?

[00:33:50] Heavens no.

[00:33:51] I mean,

[00:33:52] you need somebody sometimes

[00:33:54] and an outsider

[00:33:55] to look at things.

[00:33:56] So,

[00:33:57] so what happens is

[00:33:58] you get somebody

[00:34:00] with integrity

[00:34:01] and principles

[00:34:01] that's going to dig it

[00:34:03] and never,

[00:34:04] never back down

[00:34:05] and you surround them

[00:34:06] with people

[00:34:07] that are similarly qualified

[00:34:09] that do have

[00:34:10] some of the background

[00:34:11] to be able to work in there.

[00:34:12] So things like this

[00:34:14] can be worked around.

[00:34:15] The fact that he's not

[00:34:16] a former prosecuting attorney

[00:34:17] doesn't bother me a bit.

[00:34:19] What bothers me,

[00:34:20] in fact,

[00:34:20] to me,

[00:34:20] it's almost a feather

[00:34:21] in his cap

[00:34:22] because he doesn't have

[00:34:23] the manipulation

[00:34:23] of the agenda

[00:34:24] of the bar

[00:34:25] and being afraid

[00:34:26] of the bar

[00:34:27] and all these different

[00:34:27] kind of manipulative stuff

[00:34:28] where they've had

[00:34:29] all kinds of backroom dealings

[00:34:31] and anything else.

[00:34:32] I want a straight shooter there

[00:34:33] and I don't have a problem

[00:34:34] with the allegations

[00:34:35] against Matt

[00:34:35] because they've already

[00:34:36] dismissed them.

[00:34:37] You know,

[00:34:38] again,

[00:34:38] they can say anybody

[00:34:39] they can say

[00:34:39] Sam Bushman did this

[00:34:40] Sam Bushman's that

[00:34:41] and you know what?

[00:34:42] It's very rarely the truth.

[00:34:43] You know,

[00:34:44] if you're right over the target,

[00:34:45] you catch flack.

[00:34:46] So I want to ignore all that.

[00:34:47] My only concern

[00:34:48] about this though is,

[00:34:50] hey,

[00:34:50] if we get this idea

[00:34:52] that for advice and consent,

[00:34:53] that's the Senate's

[00:34:54] responsibility,

[00:34:55] that they're just going to

[00:34:56] ram everybody through

[00:34:57] Donald Wands.

[00:34:57] I think that's crazy town

[00:34:58] and I don't think

[00:34:59] you ever ought to go

[00:35:00] do that.

[00:35:01] I think that you ought to

[00:35:02] look at each candidate

[00:35:02] and if they're legitimately

[00:35:04] appropriate to move forward,

[00:35:06] not on the clown show discussions,

[00:35:07] but hey,

[00:35:08] so take RFKJR,

[00:35:09] let's move to that.

[00:35:10] Okay,

[00:35:10] they say,

[00:35:11] hey,

[00:35:11] he's not even qualified

[00:35:12] to do this.

[00:35:13] Well,

[00:35:13] you know what?

[00:35:14] If he leads

[00:35:15] the Health and Human Services

[00:35:17] Department

[00:35:17] or whatever it is,

[00:35:18] HHS,

[00:35:20] and I don't see

[00:35:21] why he couldn't do it.

[00:35:22] He's very intelligent.

[00:35:25] He's certainly written books

[00:35:26] on the topics

[00:35:27] and everything else.

[00:35:28] Is he,

[00:35:28] you know,

[00:35:29] the traditional pick

[00:35:30] for this kind of stuff?

[00:35:31] Probably not.

[00:35:32] But will he put

[00:35:33] an honest hand to the till?

[00:35:35] We've seen more honesty

[00:35:36] out of him

[00:35:36] than most of them up there,

[00:35:37] I'll tell you that,

[00:35:38] right now,

[00:35:38] doctor.

[00:35:40] Well,

[00:35:40] the Health and Human Services

[00:35:42] aspect of this,

[00:35:43] I mean,

[00:35:44] huge,

[00:35:44] huge organization.

[00:35:46] Kennedy has sued

[00:35:47] most of those people

[00:35:48] most of his life.

[00:35:49] He knows who the heck

[00:35:50] they are.

[00:35:50] He knows all the back

[00:35:51] corners of their offices

[00:35:53] and he knows

[00:35:55] this regulatory capture

[00:35:56] thing upside down

[00:35:58] and backwards.

[00:35:58] So here's what

[00:36:00] the establishment,

[00:36:01] the big pharma companies

[00:36:03] are probably

[00:36:04] the second or third

[00:36:06] largest lobbying

[00:36:07] organization

[00:36:09] collectively

[00:36:10] in the United States.

[00:36:12] I mean,

[00:36:12] it's probably behind

[00:36:13] the Israeli lobbying

[00:36:15] organization

[00:36:16] and maybe,

[00:36:17] I don't know

[00:36:17] who's second or third,

[00:36:18] maybe the military

[00:36:19] industrial establishment

[00:36:21] and or big pharma.

[00:36:23] These guys have bought

[00:36:25] and paid for

[00:36:25] so many senators

[00:36:26] that you can't

[00:36:28] even count them,

[00:36:28] I'm sure.

[00:36:29] And so they are

[00:36:31] lobbying heavily.

[00:36:32] We can't let Bobby

[00:36:33] Kennedy come in

[00:36:34] because what's happened

[00:36:35] is this revolving door

[00:36:37] kind of thing

[00:36:37] where the big pharma

[00:36:39] comes in,

[00:36:40] they're brought in,

[00:36:41] the experts

[00:36:42] to come into the FDA

[00:36:43] or the CDC

[00:36:44] or the NIH

[00:36:45] and they sit there

[00:36:47] and they are the gatekeeper

[00:36:49] making certain

[00:36:51] that the big drug companies

[00:36:53] get glove,

[00:36:55] kid glove treatment

[00:36:56] as they send

[00:36:56] their products through,

[00:36:58] they get approved

[00:36:59] and then when their tenure

[00:37:00] at the FDA

[00:37:01] or whoever

[00:37:01] is done,

[00:37:02] they rotate back

[00:37:03] into their assignment

[00:37:04] back in their

[00:37:05] big pharma company

[00:37:06] and they collect

[00:37:08] the royalties

[00:37:09] on that forever

[00:37:09] and ever.

[00:37:10] Big profits,

[00:37:11] all the accolades.

[00:37:12] JR clearly saying,

[00:37:13] hey,

[00:37:13] we can't have

[00:37:14] that revolving door

[00:37:15] happen.

[00:37:15] We've got to protect

[00:37:16] the American people,

[00:37:17] not big pharma

[00:37:17] and he's spot on

[00:37:18] on that

[00:37:19] and that's what

[00:37:19] they're afraid of

[00:37:20] with this.

[00:37:20] So I would hammer

[00:37:21] that appointment

[00:37:21] through in a second.

[00:37:23] A lot of the appointments

[00:37:24] that Donald Trump

[00:37:25] has,

[00:37:25] I would put through

[00:37:26] a lot of them,

[00:37:27] not all of them,

[00:37:28] but a lot of them.

[00:37:29] But I believe

[00:37:30] that RFK,

[00:37:30] JR and Matt Gaetz

[00:37:32] are going to get

[00:37:32] two of the biggest

[00:37:34] opposition.

[00:37:34] Don't you think?

[00:37:35] Oh,

[00:37:36] I absolutely think.

[00:37:37] I mean,

[00:37:38] first of all,

[00:37:38] you got the Democrats

[00:37:39] that hate his guts

[00:37:40] because it became

[00:37:41] a Republican.

[00:37:42] You got the Republicans

[00:37:44] that hate his guts

[00:37:45] because he's a Kennedy

[00:37:46] that was a Democrat.

[00:37:48] Then you've got

[00:37:48] all of them

[00:37:49] that hate his guts

[00:37:50] because they're

[00:37:50] in the pocket

[00:37:51] of big pharma.

[00:37:52] I mean,

[00:37:52] this is a stacked deck

[00:37:55] and I think

[00:37:56] it's going to be

[00:37:57] a bare knuckles

[00:37:58] kind of thing.

[00:37:59] Do you think

[00:38:00] that Donald can

[00:38:01] push these people through?

[00:38:03] No,

[00:38:03] I don't think

[00:38:04] he can get them

[00:38:04] all through,

[00:38:05] but I sure hope

[00:38:06] he can get

[00:38:06] Bobby Kennedy through.

[00:38:07] I don't think

[00:38:08] Matt Gaetz

[00:38:08] is going to make it through.

[00:38:10] I think that he's

[00:38:11] going to be

[00:38:11] I mean,

[00:38:12] they're saying

[00:38:13] this is the chief

[00:38:14] law enforcement officer

[00:38:15] of the United States

[00:38:16] and we've got to have

[00:38:17] an up front

[00:38:18] straight arrow dude here.

[00:38:19] Let's have Michael Peruka

[00:38:20] do it then,

[00:38:21] doctor.

[00:38:22] Fine,

[00:38:22] but that isn't

[00:38:23] the guy on the table.

[00:38:24] Right.

[00:38:25] But Gatz

[00:38:25] is a lightning rod

[00:38:26] right now

[00:38:26] and it's because

[00:38:27] the establishment

[00:38:28] hates his guts too.

[00:38:30] I agree

[00:38:31] and I don't

[00:38:32] again,

[00:38:32] I don't buy

[00:38:33] a lot of the garbage

[00:38:33] about Matt Gaetz.

[00:38:34] I think he's a good dude.

[00:38:36] I think he means well

[00:38:37] and I would put

[00:38:38] Matt Gaetz through.

[00:38:39] I'll tell you

[00:38:40] who I would not

[00:38:40] put through though.

[00:38:43] North Dakota

[00:38:44] Governor

[00:38:45] Doug

[00:38:46] Burgum.

[00:38:47] They say he's

[00:38:48] going to head

[00:38:48] the Department

[00:38:49] of the Interior.

[00:38:50] I would not put

[00:38:51] Doug through.

[00:38:51] I don't think

[00:38:52] he'll protect

[00:38:52] your land rights

[00:38:53] at all.

[00:38:54] The Department

[00:38:55] of the Interior

[00:38:55] should have

[00:38:56] a really narrow role.

[00:38:58] Well,

[00:38:59] they shouldn't

[00:38:59] even be existing

[00:39:00] hardly except for

[00:39:01] the small amount

[00:39:03] of land

[00:39:03] that the general

[00:39:04] government,

[00:39:04] Article 1,

[00:39:05] Section 8,

[00:39:06] Clause 17

[00:39:06] is very specific

[00:39:07] about how much

[00:39:09] ground the feds

[00:39:09] are to own

[00:39:10] and they have

[00:39:13] usurped

[00:39:13] almost every

[00:39:14] piece of ground

[00:39:15] that's possible

[00:39:16] to be done.

[00:39:16] But do you believe

[00:39:17] that Doug Bergen

[00:39:18] would stand tall

[00:39:19] to defend land rights

[00:39:20] and scale that back?

[00:39:21] Well,

[00:39:22] I don't have

[00:39:23] as much background

[00:39:24] on him

[00:39:24] as I maybe

[00:39:25] ought to have

[00:39:25] but I'm

[00:39:26] guessing that

[00:39:27] based on what

[00:39:28] I do know

[00:39:29] that he's going

[00:39:30] to be in the hand

[00:39:31] of the government

[00:39:31] pretty much.

[00:39:33] Well,

[00:39:34] and the way

[00:39:34] I look at it

[00:39:34] is if you've

[00:39:35] been a governor

[00:39:35] for quite a while

[00:39:36] which he has

[00:39:36] and everything else

[00:39:37] and we haven't

[00:39:37] heard some serious

[00:39:38] good from the guy

[00:39:41] all I'm telling you

[00:39:41] is you make a name

[00:39:42] for yourself

[00:39:42] when you stand up

[00:39:43] right,

[00:39:43] you know,

[00:39:44] kind of thing

[00:39:44] and I just

[00:39:45] kind of feel like

[00:39:46] I don't believe

[00:39:46] this guy would

[00:39:47] really double down

[00:39:48] in defense

[00:39:49] of minimizing

[00:39:49] or making

[00:39:50] constitutional that

[00:39:51] which is

[00:39:52] appropriately

[00:39:53] government

[00:39:53] responsibility

[00:39:54] I don't believe

[00:39:54] he'll rent it in

[00:39:55] so I wouldn't

[00:39:56] put through

[00:39:56] Doug Bergen

[00:39:57] personally.

[00:39:58] Well,

[00:39:59] and he'll probably

[00:39:59] be one of the easiest

[00:40:00] ones through

[00:40:01] because he

[00:40:02] tows the

[00:40:03] establishment line.

[00:40:04] I mean,

[00:40:04] you look at some

[00:40:05] of these people

[00:40:06] that have spoken

[00:40:08] against the deep

[00:40:08] state,

[00:40:09] I mean,

[00:40:10] like Tulsi Gabbard

[00:40:11] for example,

[00:40:12] I mean,

[00:40:12] you know,

[00:40:13] there's plenty

[00:40:13] of reason

[00:40:14] that we could

[00:40:14] probably squint our

[00:40:16] eyes a little bit

[00:40:16] on that one

[00:40:17] but she has,

[00:40:21] she's talked about

[00:40:22] the deep state

[00:40:23] being a problem.

[00:40:24] She's talked

[00:40:24] about the Russia,

[00:40:25] Russia,

[00:40:25] Russia thing

[00:40:26] has been a bunch

[00:40:27] of Bravo Sierra

[00:40:28] and that's why

[00:40:29] the people that

[00:40:30] are in the deep

[00:40:31] state don't want

[00:40:32] her in there,

[00:40:32] you know.

[00:40:33] Go ahead and skip

[00:40:34] the break.

[00:40:35] So it's one of

[00:40:36] those things

[00:40:36] where you look

[00:40:38] at who

[00:40:40] is the

[00:40:41] opposition

[00:40:42] and they're

[00:40:43] going to try,

[00:40:43] I mean,

[00:40:44] you know,

[00:40:44] guys like Thune

[00:40:45] are going to

[00:40:45] make it sound,

[00:40:46] well,

[00:40:46] I'm here to

[00:40:47] help Trump

[00:40:47] with his mandate

[00:40:49] to carry that

[00:40:49] out and blah,

[00:40:50] blah,

[00:40:50] blah.

[00:40:51] Well,

[00:40:52] that behind

[00:40:52] the scenes,

[00:40:53] I mean,

[00:40:53] it's like

[00:40:54] Woodrow Wilson,

[00:40:55] you know,

[00:40:55] and when

[00:40:56] World War I

[00:40:57] was going on,

[00:40:58] he kept us

[00:40:58] out of war,

[00:40:59] you know,

[00:41:00] gets elected

[00:41:00] again and he

[00:41:01] throws us

[00:41:01] under the bus

[00:41:02] and Woodrow

[00:41:03] Wilson was

[00:41:04] working with

[00:41:04] Edward Mandel

[00:41:05] House to get

[00:41:06] us into a

[00:41:06] global government

[00:41:07] through war.

[00:41:08] But the

[00:41:09] public persona

[00:41:11] that's going

[00:41:11] to be expressed

[00:41:12] by Thune is

[00:41:13] I'm here to

[00:41:14] help Trump

[00:41:14] implement

[00:41:15] his mandate.

[00:41:16] Well,

[00:41:16] but look

[00:41:18] at his history.

[00:41:18] He has

[00:41:19] been a

[00:41:20] Mitch McConnell

[00:41:21] wannabe clone

[00:41:22] kind of guy,

[00:41:23] right-hand man,

[00:41:25] helped him

[00:41:26] shape the

[00:41:26] Senate and

[00:41:27] get things

[00:41:28] done.

[00:41:28] Neither

[00:41:29] one of them

[00:41:29] have been,

[00:41:30] you know,

[00:41:31] soundly founded

[00:41:32] in terms of

[00:41:32] following the

[00:41:33] Constitution.

[00:41:34] They go along

[00:41:35] with what

[00:41:36] the establishment

[00:41:37] wants.

[00:41:37] And so,

[00:41:38] and when the

[00:41:39] deep state

[00:41:40] wants it,

[00:41:41] they're in

[00:41:41] the Senate

[00:41:41] too,

[00:41:42] man.

[00:41:42] They're in

[00:41:43] the House.

[00:41:44] They're

[00:41:44] right.

[00:41:45] Let's hammer

[00:41:46] this thing

[00:41:46] home.

[00:41:47] Do you

[00:41:47] think the

[00:41:47] deep state

[00:41:47] will stay

[00:41:48] above this

[00:41:49] new group

[00:41:50] or do you

[00:41:50] think the

[00:41:50] new group

[00:41:51] will get a

[00:41:52] handle of

[00:41:53] the deep

[00:41:53] state?

[00:41:53] I believe

[00:41:54] it'll be

[00:41:54] neither.

[00:41:55] I think that

[00:41:55] we'll win

[00:41:55] a few battles

[00:41:56] to make us

[00:41:56] feel great.

[00:41:58] I think

[00:41:58] a lot of

[00:42:00] shake-up

[00:42:00] will happen

[00:42:01] in some

[00:42:02] good ways

[00:42:02] and in

[00:42:02] some bad

[00:42:03] ways.

[00:42:03] I think

[00:42:04] there'll be

[00:42:04] just as many

[00:42:05] good things

[00:42:05] that we

[00:42:05] can point

[00:42:06] to as

[00:42:06] bad things

[00:42:07] just like

[00:42:07] the Trump

[00:42:07] first

[00:42:07] administration

[00:42:08] was.

[00:42:09] I think

[00:42:09] the deep

[00:42:10] state

[00:42:10] will continue

[00:42:10] to have

[00:42:11] their

[00:42:11] general

[00:42:11] sway

[00:42:12] and the

[00:42:12] general

[00:42:12] direction

[00:42:13] will continue

[00:42:13] which is

[00:42:14] out of

[00:42:14] control

[00:42:15] spending

[00:42:16] and

[00:42:18] unconstitutionality

[00:42:19] at every

[00:42:19] turn.

[00:42:27] You can't

[00:42:28] really shut

[00:42:28] that down.

[00:42:29] There's a lot

[00:42:29] of people

[00:42:29] that have

[00:42:30] tenure.

[00:42:31] It's really

[00:42:32] easy to

[00:42:33] talk about,

[00:42:33] really hard

[00:42:34] to get

[00:42:34] done.

[00:42:35] I actually

[00:42:35] think Donald

[00:42:36] Trump will

[00:42:36] get rid of

[00:42:37] the education

[00:42:37] department

[00:42:38] and will

[00:42:38] turn education

[00:42:39] back to

[00:42:39] the states.

[00:42:41] But that's

[00:42:41] a fairly easy

[00:42:42] one at least

[00:42:43] in comparison

[00:42:43] to what he's

[00:42:44] promised.

[00:42:45] Number one,

[00:42:46] do you think

[00:42:46] that he'll

[00:42:47] get rid of

[00:42:47] the education

[00:42:48] department?

[00:42:48] Number two,

[00:42:49] do you think

[00:42:49] we can get

[00:42:50] above the

[00:42:50] deep state

[00:42:50] in any way

[00:42:51] temporarily

[00:42:52] or permanently?

[00:42:54] I think

[00:42:55] the deep state

[00:42:55] is going to

[00:42:56] be a hard

[00:42:56] delivery,

[00:42:57] too.

[00:42:58] It was

[00:42:59] brought along

[00:43:00] by Jimmy

[00:43:00] Carter in

[00:43:01] 1979,

[00:43:02] and the

[00:43:03] deep state

[00:43:04] is fully

[00:43:05] embedded in

[00:43:06] that.

[00:43:06] I mean,

[00:43:07] it's the

[00:43:07] 10th point

[00:43:08] of the

[00:43:08] Communist

[00:43:08] Manifesto.

[00:43:09] I mean,

[00:43:10] they're not

[00:43:10] the biggest

[00:43:11] organization

[00:43:12] with the

[00:43:12] biggest budget

[00:43:13] or anything

[00:43:13] like that,

[00:43:14] but they're

[00:43:15] educating your

[00:43:16] children to

[00:43:17] make sure

[00:43:17] that the

[00:43:18] next generation

[00:43:19] have done

[00:43:19] a pretty

[00:43:20] good job

[00:43:20] of destroying

[00:43:21] America

[00:43:22] through the

[00:43:22] education

[00:43:23] system.

[00:43:24] They help

[00:43:25] with Pell

[00:43:25] Grants and

[00:43:26] the administration

[00:43:26] of student

[00:43:27] loans,

[00:43:28] and about

[00:43:28] 10%,

[00:43:29] roughly across

[00:43:30] the board,

[00:43:31] of the local

[00:43:32] state,

[00:43:33] let's put it

[00:43:34] this way,

[00:43:35] our state

[00:43:35] education

[00:43:36] system in

[00:43:37] most states

[00:43:38] is around

[00:43:38] 8% to

[00:43:39] 10%-ish

[00:43:40] of their

[00:43:41] budget comes

[00:43:42] from the

[00:43:44] general

[00:43:44] government,

[00:43:45] the feds,

[00:43:45] the

[00:43:46] board of

[00:43:46] With that minimal

[00:43:47] 10%, do they

[00:43:48] control everything?

[00:43:50] Well,

[00:43:50] that's the

[00:43:51] bribe.

[00:43:51] I mean,

[00:43:52] they have

[00:43:53] sold their

[00:43:56] inheritance

[00:43:56] for a mess

[00:43:57] of pottage,

[00:43:58] and that

[00:43:59] is how

[00:43:59] they've

[00:44:00] influenced

[00:44:00] all of

[00:44:01] the local

[00:44:01] state,

[00:44:01] oh,

[00:44:02] you've

[00:44:02] got to

[00:44:02] go with

[00:44:03] No Child

[00:44:03] Left

[00:44:03] Behind,

[00:44:04] okay,

[00:44:05] or this

[00:44:06] common core

[00:44:07] kind of

[00:44:07] Bravo Sierra.

[00:44:09] They have

[00:44:10] bought

[00:44:10] the local,

[00:44:12] it's like,

[00:44:12] you know,

[00:44:12] we're always

[00:44:13] constrained for

[00:44:14] money,

[00:44:14] so say the

[00:44:15] education

[00:44:16] systems in

[00:44:17] all the states,

[00:44:18] oh,

[00:44:18] I don't know

[00:44:19] how we'd

[00:44:19] live without

[00:44:20] these federal

[00:44:21] funds,

[00:44:22] and so

[00:44:22] there's a lot

[00:44:22] of influence

[00:44:23] that's being

[00:44:24] purchased there

[00:44:24] for 10%,

[00:44:26] and,

[00:44:26] you know,

[00:44:27] it's like,

[00:44:27] you know,

[00:44:28] the old adage

[00:44:29] that John

[00:44:30] F.

[00:44:30] Kennedy's dad,

[00:44:31] you know,

[00:44:32] said he was

[00:44:32] not going to

[00:44:33] buy a

[00:44:34] landslide,

[00:44:34] he was just

[00:44:35] going to

[00:44:35] buy a

[00:44:35] victory.

[00:44:36] They just

[00:44:37] had to buy

[00:44:37] a victory,

[00:44:38] and that's

[00:44:38] what they're

[00:44:39] doing.

[00:44:39] The Department

[00:44:40] of Education,

[00:44:41] I think,

[00:44:42] is embedded

[00:44:42] in so many

[00:44:43] things.

[00:44:44] Each state

[00:44:45] has a piece

[00:44:47] of the action,

[00:44:47] and so I

[00:44:48] don't think

[00:44:49] it's going

[00:44:49] to be easily

[00:44:50] done.

[00:44:50] I think it

[00:44:51] can be done,

[00:44:52] but it's going

[00:44:53] to take an

[00:44:53] act of Congress

[00:44:54] because it went

[00:44:55] through that

[00:44:56] process for

[00:44:56] creation back

[00:44:57] in 1979.

[00:44:59] It's only been

[00:45:00] there, I mean,

[00:45:00] for crying out

[00:45:01] loud, I got

[00:45:01] kids older than

[00:45:02] that.

[00:45:03] I mean,

[00:45:05] most of my kids

[00:45:05] older than

[00:45:06] I'm 13 years

[00:45:08] older than

[00:45:08] the Education

[00:45:08] Department,

[00:45:09] right?

[00:45:10] Right.

[00:45:11] That's quite a

[00:45:11] bad.

[00:45:12] But the fact

[00:45:13] of the matter

[00:45:13] is it's

[00:45:14] embedded itself.

[00:45:15] I've been in

[00:45:16] the halls of

[00:45:17] some of these

[00:45:17] organizations,

[00:45:19] and they,

[00:45:20] I mean,

[00:45:20] the John

[00:45:21] Deweys of

[00:45:21] the world

[00:45:22] rule.

[00:45:23] I mean,

[00:45:24] the Freuds

[00:45:25] and the

[00:45:26] Keynes.

[00:45:27] All right,

[00:45:27] so does Donald

[00:45:27] get it done

[00:45:28] though?

[00:45:28] Does he abolish

[00:45:29] the Education

[00:45:29] Department

[00:45:30] prediction time?

[00:45:31] I think he

[00:45:31] will.

[00:45:32] Nope.

[00:45:32] No.

[00:45:33] I'm going to

[00:45:34] say that they're

[00:45:34] going to slam

[00:45:35] dunk him on

[00:45:36] this because,

[00:45:37] oh, we just,

[00:45:38] we got to do it

[00:45:38] for the kids.

[00:45:39] Let me tell you

[00:45:40] why.

[00:45:40] I'm sorry,

[00:45:41] Sam, I want

[00:45:42] to agree with

[00:45:42] you so bad,

[00:45:43] my teeth ache.

[00:45:44] Well, but you

[00:45:45] will when you

[00:45:45] hear what I

[00:45:46] have to say.

[00:45:46] Ready?

[00:45:47] Okay, let me

[00:45:47] hear it.

[00:45:47] You might,

[00:45:48] you might not,

[00:45:48] but I think

[00:45:49] you will.

[00:45:50] Here's their

[00:45:50] plan.

[00:45:51] You don't

[00:45:51] have to get

[00:45:52] rid of it in

[00:45:53] the way you

[00:45:53] and I think

[00:45:54] of getting rid

[00:45:54] of it to get

[00:45:55] rid of it.

[00:45:56] So you and

[00:45:57] I think,

[00:45:57] hey, get rid

[00:45:58] of it means

[00:45:58] it's all gone.

[00:46:00] But what if

[00:46:00] I take nine

[00:46:01] out of ten

[00:46:02] things that the

[00:46:03] education department

[00:46:04] does and I

[00:46:05] push them to

[00:46:05] other agencies

[00:46:07] so that things

[00:46:07] are still getting

[00:46:08] done and then

[00:46:09] I abolish the

[00:46:10] education department?

[00:46:13] Well, have you

[00:46:14] infected the

[00:46:15] other agencies

[00:46:15] with the cancer

[00:46:17] that was there?

[00:46:17] So now nine

[00:46:18] tens of the

[00:46:18] cancer is still

[00:46:19] there, but I've

[00:46:20] abolished it for

[00:46:21] political gain

[00:46:22] sake.

[00:46:23] That's what my

[00:46:24] prediction will be.

[00:46:25] They won't get

[00:46:26] rid of the real,

[00:46:26] the whole thing

[00:46:27] like when you

[00:46:28] and I think

[00:46:28] of getting rid

[00:46:28] of something,

[00:46:29] we're like

[00:46:30] purists.

[00:46:30] We're good

[00:46:31] honest Americans.

[00:46:32] We're not

[00:46:33] playing games.

[00:46:34] And so to us

[00:46:35] it would be

[00:46:36] gone.

[00:46:36] And in that

[00:46:37] sense I don't

[00:46:37] think we'll get

[00:46:37] rid of it at

[00:46:38] all.

[00:46:38] I 100% agree

[00:46:39] with you.

[00:46:39] Will not

[00:46:40] happen.

[00:46:40] Absolutely

[00:46:41] will not

[00:46:41] occur.

[00:46:42] However, if

[00:46:43] we can push

[00:46:44] a bunch of

[00:46:45] these responsibilities

[00:46:45] to other

[00:46:46] government

[00:46:46] agencies and

[00:46:48] we can put

[00:46:48] the budgets

[00:46:49] and the

[00:46:49] funding and

[00:46:49] then we can

[00:46:50] literally get

[00:46:51] rid of that

[00:46:51] name education

[00:46:52] department so

[00:46:53] it's gone,

[00:46:53] but still nine

[00:46:54] tenths of the

[00:46:55] cancer is still

[00:46:55] there.

[00:46:56] I think

[00:46:56] they'll get that

[00:46:57] done, doctor,

[00:46:57] because I think

[00:46:58] I can reduce

[00:47:09] it to 200

[00:47:11] government

[00:47:14] there now.

[00:47:16] But yet these

[00:47:16] 200 government

[00:47:18] agencies are

[00:47:18] a thousand times

[00:47:19] more entrenched,

[00:47:21] more secretive,

[00:47:22] stronger, more

[00:47:23] capable, more

[00:47:24] slim, whatever

[00:47:25] you want to

[00:47:26] say.

[00:47:26] Behind the

[00:47:27] scenes, secretive,

[00:47:28] whatever, than

[00:47:28] the thousand.

[00:47:29] I'm not really

[00:47:29] better off, but

[00:47:30] the perception

[00:47:31] is, and I

[00:47:31] can claim I

[00:47:32] got rid of 80

[00:47:32] percent of the

[00:47:33] government.

[00:47:34] That's where I

[00:47:34] believe they're

[00:47:35] headed.

[00:47:36] So it's a

[00:47:37] perception thing.

[00:47:38] See, the

[00:47:40] problem, the

[00:47:41] problem is, is

[00:47:42] that a little bit

[00:47:43] of cancers, I

[00:47:45] mean, it'll

[00:47:45] become a big

[00:47:46] cancer.

[00:47:47] Without

[00:47:47] question.

[00:47:48] The Department

[00:47:49] of Education

[00:47:50] administers or

[00:47:52] oversees, I

[00:47:52] don't know the

[00:47:53] right term, about

[00:47:55] $2 trillion of

[00:47:57] student loans

[00:47:58] right now.

[00:47:59] I mean, this is

[00:48:00] a big footprint,

[00:48:03] in spite of the

[00:48:03] fact their budget

[00:48:04] isn't that big.

[00:48:05] And if somebody's

[00:48:06] going to oversee

[00:48:07] that, first of

[00:48:07] all, number one,

[00:48:09] first on the

[00:48:10] agenda, totally

[00:48:11] unconstitutional.

[00:48:12] when the

[00:48:13] American Founding

[00:48:14] Fathers met in

[00:48:15] May of 1787,

[00:48:18] drafted their

[00:48:19] first draft of

[00:48:20] the new

[00:48:20] Constitution,

[00:48:22] they had a

[00:48:22] kind of a

[00:48:23] Department of

[00:48:23] Education.

[00:48:24] That isn't, you

[00:48:25] know, the exact

[00:48:26] formation of it

[00:48:27] or anything like

[00:48:28] that, but they

[00:48:28] were going to

[00:48:29] have the general

[00:48:29] government have

[00:48:30] an element of

[00:48:31] involvement in

[00:48:32] the education

[00:48:33] system.

[00:48:34] And by the

[00:48:35] time they signed

[00:48:36] it in September

[00:48:37] of 1789, there

[00:48:39] was no delegation

[00:48:41] of authority to

[00:48:42] be involved in

[00:48:42] education whatsoever.

[00:48:44] They had a

[00:48:45] military education

[00:48:47] arm that was

[00:48:48] part of the

[00:48:48] military, you

[00:48:49] know, West

[00:48:49] Point.

[00:48:50] But the point of

[00:48:51] the matter is

[00:48:52] that it is

[00:48:54] unconstitutional

[00:48:54] to the core,

[00:48:55] as is probably

[00:48:56] 80%.

[00:48:57] And so, you

[00:48:58] know, I hope

[00:49:00] they don't just

[00:49:01] spread the cancer

[00:49:02] around.

[00:49:03] They will.

[00:49:03] They put part

[00:49:04] of it in HHS

[00:49:05] and, you know,

[00:49:06] there's going to

[00:49:06] be different

[00:49:06] organizations.

[00:49:07] So by the way,

[00:49:08] HHS will deal

[00:49:08] with the mental

[00:49:09] health of your

[00:49:09] children so that

[00:49:10] part can go

[00:49:10] away to the

[00:49:12] education department

[00:49:12] and go to HHS.

[00:49:13] They've been

[00:49:14] spending a lot of

[00:49:14] money on the

[00:49:15] mental health

[00:49:15] discussions.

[00:49:16] I'll give you

[00:49:16] another example.

[00:49:17] They'll take that

[00:49:18] lending program for

[00:49:19] students and they'll

[00:49:20] mix it in with a

[00:49:21] housing thing,

[00:49:21] Fannie Mae, Freddie

[00:49:22] Mac, and pretty

[00:49:23] soon it'll be

[00:49:24] Buddy's school

[00:49:25] child or whatever

[00:49:25] you want to call

[00:49:26] it.

[00:49:26] And they'll move

[00:49:27] that to that and

[00:49:28] they'll do all

[00:49:28] these different

[00:49:29] goofy things.

[00:49:30] And before you

[00:49:30] know it, they'll

[00:49:31] say, you know,

[00:49:31] we don't need

[00:49:31] the Department of

[00:49:32] Education anymore.

[00:49:32] We can all get

[00:49:33] rid of it.

[00:49:33] And then everybody

[00:49:34] can clap and wave

[00:49:35] the flag and feel

[00:49:36] great.

[00:49:37] It's a big old

[00:49:38] sham, buddy.

[00:49:39] But that's how it

[00:49:40] started.

[00:49:42] They broke the

[00:49:43] Department of

[00:49:43] Education off, an

[00:49:44] existing department,

[00:49:46] and they made it

[00:49:47] its own standalone

[00:49:48] organization.

[00:49:49] I mean, what goes

[00:49:50] around comes around,

[00:49:50] I guess.

[00:49:51] But that's what they

[00:49:54] want to do.

[00:49:55] That's what those

[00:49:55] who want to rewrite

[00:49:56] the Constitution.

[00:49:57] They want to go

[00:49:57] back to the Articles

[00:49:58] of Confederation in

[00:49:59] so many ways.

[00:50:00] It was a failure

[00:50:01] formula to begin

[00:50:02] with, and it is

[00:50:03] now.

[00:50:03] And Jimmy Carter, I

[00:50:06] mean, belly flopped

[00:50:07] basically everything

[00:50:09] he did.

[00:50:10] I mean, they give

[00:50:11] him credit for the

[00:50:12] Camp David Accords,

[00:50:13] but look what that's

[00:50:14] led to for crying out

[00:50:15] loud.

[00:50:16] But at any rate,

[00:50:17] no, I hear what

[00:50:19] you're saying, Sam,

[00:50:20] and I can see what

[00:50:21] you're saying happening.

[00:50:21] I really can.

[00:50:23] And I hope I'm

[00:50:24] wrong.

[00:50:24] I mean, I hope

[00:50:25] you're right.

[00:50:25] And I hope they

[00:50:26] shut it down.

[00:50:27] I just don't see

[00:50:28] it, doctor.

[00:50:28] I don't see them

[00:50:29] giving up power that

[00:50:30] easily.

[00:50:30] I just don't.

[00:50:32] Well, I think

[00:50:33] you're right.

[00:50:34] And when it's the

[00:50:34] Communist Manifesto,

[00:50:35] if we really took

[00:50:35] the education of our

[00:50:36] children back in

[00:50:37] meaningful ways, and

[00:50:38] our children understood

[00:50:39] God, family, and

[00:50:40] country, in other

[00:50:40] words, they were

[00:50:42] educated to the

[00:50:43] points that Liberty

[00:50:44] Roundtable makes on a

[00:50:45] daily basis, this

[00:50:46] country would change

[00:50:47] tomorrow.

[00:50:48] We'd vote out the

[00:50:48] whole house in one

[00:50:49] freaking sweep.

[00:50:51] Boom!

[00:50:51] Yeah.

[00:50:52] I mean, it would

[00:50:53] change on a dime,

[00:50:54] and they know it, and

[00:50:55] they just cannot have

[00:50:56] that happen.

[00:50:57] Well, like I say,

[00:50:58] the John Deweys of

[00:50:59] the world, and the

[00:51:00] Keynes and Kinsey's,

[00:51:01] and the Freud's, and

[00:51:03] the Marx's, all of

[00:51:04] those guys that are

[00:51:05] the high priests of

[00:51:06] the modern American

[00:51:07] education have done

[00:51:09] their job well, and

[00:51:11] it's been done under

[00:51:13] the guise of, for the

[00:51:14] children.

[00:51:15] We've got to do this

[00:51:16] for the children.

[00:51:17] Well, I say do it for

[00:51:18] the children and get

[00:51:19] rid of this nonsense,

[00:51:20] this Bravo Sierra.

[00:51:21] And for 10% of each

[00:51:24] one of our state

[00:51:25] education budgets, we

[00:51:27] of the state has

[00:51:28] given away the

[00:51:30] responsibility that we

[00:51:31] have to educate our

[00:51:32] own children.

[00:51:32] Now, I would like to

[00:51:33] have government

[00:51:33] completely out of

[00:51:34] education because I

[00:51:36] believe that there's

[00:51:37] an agenda there that

[00:51:38] is an undertow.

[00:51:40] I mean, my master's

[00:51:41] degree is in public

[00:51:42] education, no public

[00:51:43] education, public

[00:51:44] administration.

[00:51:45] And my master's

[00:51:46] degree was a degree

[00:51:48] in the administration

[00:51:49] of socialism.

[00:51:50] That's really what it

[00:51:52] is.

[00:51:52] Now, you can say,

[00:51:53] well, I was behind

[00:51:54] enemy lines while I

[00:51:55] was learning that and

[00:51:56] all that kind of

[00:51:56] stuff.

[00:51:57] But I see most of the

[00:51:59] stuff that's in

[00:51:59] government today is

[00:52:01] embedded there with

[00:52:03] the purpose,

[00:52:04] ultimately, of

[00:52:05] unseating the

[00:52:06] Americanist ideals that

[00:52:07] were originally

[00:52:08] established.

[00:52:08] And they're doing a

[00:52:09] dang good job of

[00:52:11] doing their job, which

[00:52:12] is, they're a good

[00:52:14] example of a bad

[00:52:15] example, in my opinion,

[00:52:16] of how this thing

[00:52:17] ought to be run.

[00:52:17] And so education has

[00:52:20] been pushed to the

[00:52:21] general government,

[00:52:22] unconstitutionally.

[00:52:23] The founders talked

[00:52:24] about it.

[00:52:24] They rejected it.

[00:52:26] It's at the state

[00:52:27] level, and it's

[00:52:28] written into our

[00:52:29] constitution in Utah.

[00:52:31] And that was put

[00:52:31] there by the Marxists

[00:52:33] that wanted to

[00:52:34] unseat some things

[00:52:35] that were going on

[00:52:36] in Utah.

[00:52:37] And basically, it's

[00:52:39] doing a dang good

[00:52:40] job of doing that,

[00:52:40] too.

[00:52:41] And then what's

[00:52:41] going to happen is

[00:52:42] after they take

[00:52:43] credit for getting

[00:52:43] rid of the education

[00:52:44] department state by

[00:52:45] state, you'll have

[00:52:45] battles like you do on

[00:52:47] the abortion

[00:52:47] discussion.

[00:52:48] And believe it or

[00:52:49] not, I know that

[00:52:50] Roe versus Wade

[00:52:50] going away is a good

[00:52:51] thing because it's

[00:52:52] not a general

[00:52:52] government responsibility

[00:52:53] in the first place.

[00:52:54] So pushing it to the

[00:52:55] states is the right

[00:52:55] thing to do.

[00:52:56] But then the people

[00:52:57] choose wickedness,

[00:52:58] and more and more

[00:52:59] and more states are

[00:52:59] starting to just

[00:53:00] murder outright

[00:53:01] blatantly in your face.

[00:53:03] They've codified

[00:53:04] murder into their

[00:53:05] constitutions or into

[00:53:05] their laws and

[00:53:06] everything else.

[00:53:07] And you're going to

[00:53:08] see the same thing

[00:53:08] with education.

[00:53:09] You're going to see

[00:53:09] the states go just

[00:53:10] ham on this thing,

[00:53:11] and they're going to

[00:53:12] increase mental health

[00:53:13] discussions, and

[00:53:14] they're going to this

[00:53:14] and they're going to

[00:53:15] that.

[00:53:15] And you watch.

[00:53:16] It's going to get

[00:53:16] more and more abusive.

[00:53:18] It's appropriate to

[00:53:19] turn it to the states,

[00:53:20] not to the federal

[00:53:20] government.

[00:53:21] I agree with that.

[00:53:21] So, you know, but I'm

[00:53:23] telling you right now,

[00:53:24] it'll be a state-by-state

[00:53:25] battle, and you'll have

[00:53:26] states going over the

[00:53:28] top, just like they are

[00:53:30] on abortion right now.

[00:53:31] We've got more

[00:53:32] abortions now via the

[00:53:33] abortion murder pill

[00:53:34] that's being shipped

[00:53:35] across state lines by

[00:53:36] the feds, in my

[00:53:37] opinion, against state

[00:53:38] laws and everything

[00:53:39] else.

[00:53:39] The feds should go to

[00:53:40] prison over that kind

[00:53:40] of stuff.

[00:53:41] But they're going to do

[00:53:42] the same thing with

[00:53:42] education.

[00:53:43] It'll be a state-by-state

[00:53:44] battle.

[00:53:44] Some states will get

[00:53:46] a little better on

[00:53:47] education.

[00:53:48] Most states are going

[00:53:48] to go blue, blue, blue,

[00:53:49] blue, blue, all the way

[00:53:50] hog-wild crazy.

[00:53:52] And the federal government

[00:53:53] will get out of it in

[00:53:54] many ways.

[00:53:54] But they'll have

[00:53:55] backhanded funding in

[00:53:56] certain ways as well.

[00:53:57] I don't know.

[00:53:58] Write it down and see if

[00:53:59] I'm right, doctor.

[00:54:00] Yeah.

[00:54:00] I see Utah as a good

[00:54:02] example of those bad

[00:54:03] examples.

[00:54:04] I've been following

[00:54:05] Utah's education for

[00:54:06] decades.

[00:54:07] Oh, and they'll go off

[00:54:08] the rails.

[00:54:08] They'll go ham-crazy if

[00:54:09] they get more control.

[00:54:10] Yeah.

[00:54:11] They will.

[00:54:12] All right.

[00:54:12] Hour one of the can.

[00:54:13] Hour two coming up.

[00:54:15] We've got a lot to talk

[00:54:16] about.

[00:54:16] Spotify takes on YouTube.

[00:54:17] We'll talk about that.

[00:54:20] I want to talk about an

[00:54:21] email that Ron Paul sent

[00:54:22] me.

[00:54:23] It's called What Do You

[00:54:23] Think?

[00:54:24] We'll talk about that in

[00:54:25] detail because he lays

[00:54:26] out some real opportunities

[00:54:27] that we have if we the

[00:54:28] people get behind them.

[00:54:29] Hang tight.

[00:54:30] Hour one of the can.

[00:54:31] Hour two coming up.

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[00:54:43] I'll hear you next time.