Radio Show Hour 3 – 2026/10/17

[00:00:01] You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is The Political Cesspool. The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program. And here to guide you through the murky waters of The Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.

[00:01:12] That is sure enough, professional level doo-wop. That is, I mean, do you hear the background? Not the leads by Dion, but the background, what the Belmonts are doing in the background. That is for Sonny Thomas, our good friend. Sonny Thomas, who filled in so capably and incredibly for me. I was godsmacked when I listened to it.

[00:01:40] I was out of town last month in September. Sonny covered the third hour for me live, and I loved every minute of it. But Sonny, with full range to the program, brought in his brand of music, which was hard rock. And so we are now having a battle of the bands. Sonny, with some quintessential doo-wop to your metal core. And no matter what.

[00:02:06] You know what I find incredible about the whole thing, Sonny, is James is always ready to throw another log on the fire about boomers and their pernicious influence on America. But whose music was that? That was the music of the boomers. Well, you're arguing, you're selling that to Sonny, who doesn't like that music. So what are you even talking about? Well, you know, what generation would metal music come from?

[00:02:33] Metal music was a 70s phenomenon, right? Sonny or not? I actually started in the late 60s and then started building in the 70s with the Unholy Trio with Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple. So arguably, his or her kind of opened the door a little bit. Yeah. I was shocked. I remember asking Nick Griffin one time. I said, Nick, are you a Herman's Hermits man or a Beatles man? He said, neither. I was like, what?

[00:03:02] And, you know, he was into the more hard stuff of the late 60s, early 70s. But anyway, Sonny, it is great to have you back tonight as we continue to talk about a plethora of issues, a cornucopia of issues leading up to the midterms. Well, let me say this before we leave the topic. If the late 60s, early 70s was the zenith of metal music, then that is also the zenith of the boomers, okay? All right, all right. You had good music.

[00:03:32] I mean, what can I say? There's no doubt about that. I will say this, Keith. The music from that generation still has legends that are still enduring and selling out concert halls today. The music probably since the 1990s, especially since grunge, has been completely crap. Not to mention the bands aren't worth investing into because they've barely the last five years or even five albums.

[00:03:56] I mean, probably the last big band arguably from the late 90s that still probably gets maybe some airplay is Godsmack. But for the most part, everything sounds the same. I mean, the tuning is the same. The vocals are the same. As long as it's not Nickelback. I mean, it's like, you know, me personally, I'm a big fan of New Wave of British Heavy Metal. And unfortunately, Kronos from the band Venom just passed away at the beginning of the month. So, you know, that was the founding of black and death metal there.

[00:04:25] But, you know, again, a lot of great bands came out of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal that are still playing today, such as Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, and a few others that are still rocking the charts. But nevertheless, I could go on topic on metal all day long. But I listen to all genres. So whatever, it doesn't matter when it came out, if I haven't heard it, it's news to me. Sonny, you are a true Renaissance man. You have talent in so many different areas.

[00:04:53] And we are thankful for your friendship, thankful for the hour of content you gave us and filling in for me as a guest host. Not just a guest, but a guest host in September. And now you're part of the team, basically. Oh, absolutely. I mean, Sonny's been a longtime friend, one of our people we see at our conferences. And he and his wife, just wonderful people.

[00:05:16] And I wanted to have Sonny back on tonight to ride shotgun with us as we continue to talk about a myriad of issues leading up to the midterms. But one that I really wanted Sonny to touch on is the race in his home state, that Buckeye state of Ohio, between Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton. Now, Sonny is not only does he like hard rock, he is hardcore.

[00:05:45] He is among, even of our contingent of guest keats, Sonny is one of the most hardcore. And I appreciate that. And so, Sonny, when it came time for me to ask you about Vivek versus Amy Acton, I was a little surprised that you were a little more pro-Vivek than I would have had suspected.

[00:06:08] But you are a Ohioan, so you can tell us why and your interest in this race on the gubernatorial level. Take it away, Sonny. Well, initially, when the presidential race was going on, everybody knew Trump would get back into it. And he refused to debate until the very end. But as far as looking at the candidates that ran, just on what they had to offer, like if Trump wasn't even there, I have to say I was fairly impressed with Vivek at first.

[00:06:37] However, one thing that I've learned is always listen to your enemies because oftentimes they speak the truth about you. It's kind of like that scene in Wall Street with the second one, Money Never Sleeps. It's like, when you stop telling lies about me, I'm going to start telling the truth about you. Interesting enough is I enjoyed Vivek's commentary in this, that, and the other. But what was interesting was how much Chris Christie knocked him down a few notches. I mean, that guy didn't have a prayer, but he was able to lay on the barbed wire, try to expose Vivek a little bit somewhat for the fraud he is.

[00:07:08] But again, due to Trump's position on Gaza is the reason why I refused to vote for him a third time. And so I decided to go ahead and, as a protest vote, I wrote in Vivek Ramaswamy for president and myself for vice president. Probably should have been the other way around, to be honest with you. I agree, but I wanted to make sure it looked legitimate. That's why. Vivek has a fatal flaw just like Jews do, okay?

[00:07:36] And that is that he's extremely ethnocentric. He's ethnocentric in a way that would cause people to lose their lunch if some white Gentile Christian like you or me or Sonny took those positions. See, the whole thing is that everybody— Or Bobby Hebb. Yeah, right.

[00:08:00] But see, everybody knows that H-1B visas are basically a scheme to shoehorn as many dot Indians into America and to have them replace white middle-class people in their jobs. For example, that's happening in Memphis as we speak at FedEx.

[00:08:23] You know, Larry Fink, that son of Israel who is the head of BlackRock, forced Fred Smith to hire a dot Indian as the president. And what he's done is basically tried to transform the local workforce of FedEx with dot Indians. And, of course, that is one thing that, you know, Vivek doesn't talk about that unless he's made to.

[00:08:53] But then, on the other hand, when he does talk about it, it's quite obvious that he is not on the side of white Christians. And this is the problem that whites have with him. But now, Sonny, you are as hardcore of a white nationalist. It's the same thing with Trump, for example, on Jews. You know, we know that he is a partisan for Jews just like we know that Vivek is a partisan for dot Indians. But, and Vivek is—the last poll I saw, Sonny, and you're up there in Ohio, so you can correct me if I'm wrong.

[00:09:21] I saw Vivek is at 37 percent. So it looks like Amy Acton, the Jewish Democratic nominee, is going to win the state that Trump carried. What happened there? I mean, what is going on there? You tell us. You're there. I don't think that's the case because there's a couple different reasons why. The reason why Amy Acton is very much not even qualified as a candidate. She was the medical head that was deciding all the stuff with COVID.

[00:09:46] So literally Mike, no spine, DeWine was getting orders from her like at 1 or 3 o'clock in the morning. He'd sign them like 4 or 5 in the morning, and then you and I would find out at 6 or 7 in the morning when we'd get up like, what the heck just happened? So there was a skit that someone had put out where they called it the Mike and Amy Show, and they basically based it on the Laverne and Shirley intro, and it was awesome. It was a cartoon. It was just absolutely hilarious. But it was spot on. And she got a lot of blowback over that until finally she resigned.

[00:10:15] The problem is there's been a lot of stuff that's been exposed by her, not to mention, you look at her debates, not to say debates, but her campaign stops, she does not have the temperament to even be governor. I mean, she's just not even qualified in that regard, regardless of what her background might be. That being said, she was the only one in the Democratic Party that ran for the position. There was no challengers whatsoever, so she was a shoe-in.

[00:10:42] However, the GOP, there's a general rule when it comes to primaries. You're not supposed to endorse during primaries, and unfortunately the Ohio GOP endorsed Vivek and screwed Casey Putsch in the process. So I'll come back up and talk more about it. Indeed, the hosting chops that you have. It is common for politicians, major media outlets, and non-profits to hype white on black murders aggressively. Or even claim that blacks are living in fear of white people.

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[00:14:20] If you want to know how to recapture all the goodness that used to represent America, particularly for the white working class, go back to your ancestors back into the 40s, 50s, and 60s. Now, we are back with Sonny Thomas. And a quick story, Sonny. I remember vividly, it was a bitterly cold day in January.

[00:14:49] And I was scheduled later that month to go and speak in Orlando. It was a conference that Lauren Witski was putting together. And Laura Loomer had just backed out. And she was looking for a replacement. I said, what about Steve King? She said, can you get Steve King? I said, hey, I know Steve. Steve's a friend of mine. I think I can get him. This was before he spoke at TPC's conferences. And I called him. She said, that would be amazing. I called Steve.

[00:15:19] I said, Steve, it's James. What are you up to? He said, well, I'm on a bus right now. It's like negative 30 in Iowa. We're out on the campaign trail. I said, who are you campaigning with? And he said, well, I'm on Vivek Ramaswamy's bus. And he's on one side of me right now. And Candace Owens is on the other. And I said, well, I'll be damned. I didn't expect that to be the case. And I called you. And anyway, I was calling him because I asked him. And he ended up coming down to Orlando later that month. And we had a great time together that weekend.

[00:15:47] But anyway, but he was supporting Vivek Ramaswamy. And a lot of people were. But here we are now. And you are as well. So, again, make the case, Sonny, from a white nationalist perspective in Ohio, where you are a citizen. Vivek versus Amy Acton. I mean, are people thinking about the reality of how bad Amy Acton would be? And how bad would she be, this Jewish nominee for governor, on the other side of the aisle?

[00:16:17] We know Vivek and why people are down on him in our community for a lot of different reasons. But square it all for us. But are we throwing the baby out with the bathwater if we cast a protest vote for Amy? Or not vote at all. Or not vote at all. Well, let me put it this way. She would make Gretchen Whitmer and, shall we say, Asperger there in Virginia look small-time. I seriously believe that. She is completely unacceptable.

[00:16:45] I mean, you remember when they had the mayoral race in London between the Jew and the camel jockey? Next thing you know, you've got to decon. So, look how bad Londonistan has become. So, you're screwed either way because they're both crooks. The problem is it's the same situation here. So, they kind of fed it up because you're not supposed to endorse candidates during primaries. And the Ohio GOP endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy over Casey Putsch. So, he totally got screwed. So, that's a serious problem.

[00:17:14] So, they booked the bylaws on that particular mention. So, I've proposed that actually Ohio GOP should be sued over that because, in fact, that's the same type of crap they did with Kamala Harris doing a coup d'etat over Joe Biden. So, that's the type of stuff that goes on. So, as far as my book goes. Well, how can we change this? Let me ask you this, Sonny. You see that the Democrats are changing this.

[00:17:37] They now have a bunch of Muslims who are, if nothing, very anti-Jewish who seem to be gaining power in their party. On the other hand, it's the same old business here in the Republican Party where anybody except a white Gentile Christian is welcomed into the party and rewarded with high office. How do we change things? Well, as long as they genuflect to Israel, that's the problem.

[00:18:07] So, everyone that's in the Trump administration basically had a sign of pact that they would basically support Israel. I mean, even probably Tulsi Gabbard. So, that's why I'm hoping in 2028 I'm pushing for a Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor Greene ticket with a promise that if he gets elected that Tulsi Gabbard would be Secretary of State. That would be very interesting. Well, where does the money kind of come from, though? That's a, you know, money talks and BS walks, as they say, and that's why the Jews are in control. It's true. It's true.

[00:18:34] At the same stroke, the Ron Paul campaign, especially in 2008, woke a lot of people up. Matter of fact, a young generation, which took, how, what, 50 years for the John Birch Society to try to wake us up about the Federal Reserve? He was able to wake up an entire generation of kids. You know, the Federal Reserve is not federal and it's no reserves. And also, they keep asking Rand, how can I opt out of Social Security because they know it's a Ponzi scheme. That is a big, big thing. It is a big thing.

[00:19:00] And to your point about that Ron Paul revolution of 2008 and 2012. I was part of it. Well, I was, too. And now look at where we are now. The man who ran Ron Paul's campaign is our most interviewed guest this year, Lou Moore. So you see, you can see that. I mean, with regards to Vivek versus Amy Acton, as an Ohioan, I understand your position.

[00:19:25] I also understand the position why white nationalists would want Vivek to lose because of H-1Bs and some of the comments he's made on race. But at the same time, he dispatched the preferred candidate, Casey Putsch, which is the same thing we saw down in Florida with Byron Donalds dispatching James Fishback, which was the online rights. Exactly. I mean, exactly. But at the end of the day, one of two are going to be elected.

[00:19:51] And for the people who say that elections don't matter, I mean, they do, of course. We're put back into the better of two evils. And I never thought I would be, and I'm not. But I so remember as a 20-year-old, I will never be a lesser of two evils type of person. But, Sonny, you live in Ohio. And again, you're hardcore. Your music's hardcore. Your politics are hardcore.

[00:20:17] My first two presidential elections, I voted for Ross Perot, and I didn't know nothing about politics back then. And now I look back, and I watch the debates between him, Bush, and Clinton, and I realize how much I was actually on top of it. Well, I tell you, it's interesting because if Ross Perot hadn't done as well as he did, Buchanan would have never gone third party. And if he hadn't gone third party, there would be no political cesspools. So God's will be done in all things. But, again, we'll close out.

[00:20:43] Well, we might not even take the entirety of this next segment or this remaining segment because we're going to go down to Arkansas and see what Sarah Huckabee Sanders is doing. We'll call her Sarah Sanders. But we'll weigh in on that, and we'll let you weigh in on Trump as you're weighing in on Vivek. But a final word from Ohio on the importance from the perspective of what's best for whites with regards to the Vivek Ramaswamy versus Amy Acton.

[00:21:11] The problem is the GOP cannot be the default party for whites. That's the problem. We need third party push. We need, I mean, the National Justice Party was beginning to start something, but then they floundered. There's other parties out there. I mean, if Patriot Front would actually start running candidates for office, that would be awesome. But the thing is we need to have a dedicated third party that's actually dedicated to white interests and white interests only.

[00:21:38] Or we need to try to take over the Republican Party the way that the Democratic Socialists are taking over the Democrats. That is the thing. I mean, we were talking about that. Jared was talking about that. We've been talking about that for a while. It looks like the future of the Republican Party is more white ethnocentric than it's present, and certainly it's past. I mean, God knows it's distant past. There's a precedent. There's a precedent, because if you remember, the Ron Paul Patriots took over the entire Iowa GOP.

[00:22:08] So there is a precedent for that. The problem is I don't know if the momentum is still there, but it can be done. As a matter of fact, in my local GOP that I was in, in Warren County, the Tea Party Patriots took it over and kicked out all the neocons. Unfortunately, they got back in, but it can be done. All right, so I've got to ask you this, Sonny. Sonny, the question is this. In terms of what's best for whites, which is the singular question that we examine everything through the lens of, what's best for whites in Ohio? Vivek or any actor?

[00:22:37] Well, I would say that you are throwing a big up- I mean, one of the two is going to win, though, and so we've got to know. Vivek is arguably the lesser of the two evils. That being said, though, in my case, I'm not going to vote GOP. I'm voting Libertarian this time because I'm just sick of the crap because I've seen it from the inside. And plus, they've got these things now where you can't protest anything against Israel against much of the GOP. So they are putting anti-BDS laws in the bylaws and everything else.

[00:23:07] So it's completely sold out. If Section 219 gets passed, brothers, we're screwed because that means we're going to be completely integrated with the Israeli military, which means they're going to start going after patriots. That's what Netanyahu is saying. We're fighting the eight-front war, and that's when he went after Eliza Schaefer. So I'm telling you- How close is that to getting passed, Sonny? The Trump's passed the House, and there's only a few holdouts in the Senate, and it's only a matter of time. And if it hits the White House desk, the rest of the desk, Trump will sign it. That's the problem.

[00:23:36] And immediately he should be tried for treason because that's exactly what that is. That's sedition and treason. He's going to get impeached for a lot of things in the next two years. That won't be one of them, unfortunately. But I would ask you this. So you mentioned how you're going to be voting. You mentioned, interestingly, I thought it was interesting that you said that Amy Acton is Abigail Spanberger of Virginia, basically on steroids. On steroids. Wow. Move it to this way.

[00:24:05] She's a killer in waiting. All right. All right. So she's really, really, really bad. This is the question, though. How did we get here? How did it go from such a solidly pro-Trump state to where a Democrat's going to win? The big question is not how did we get there, but how do we get out of this, you know, track? Well, we know how to get out. But how do you lose everything? Well, we had the path.

[00:24:32] Trump blazed the trail and then he just didn't. Then he went and blazed. Something he never was. Yeah. All right. We're going to continue this conversation next. Stay tuned. How would you like to help this program reach more people and earn silver at the same time? Call or text 801-669-2211 for complete details. News this hour from Town Hall.

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[00:31:13] That's Alexander's contribution to tonight's Battle of the Bands. I've got my contribution. Now, we all love the first two by Dion and Curtis Lee, but I've got my personal contribution coming up in the final segment. But, Keith, that was yours. That was the Chimes from the 1950s. That's right. I remember that song on the radio from my childhood. I didn't know who sang it, and I really didn't even know the name of it,

[00:31:37] but when I encountered it on a, like, mixtape, I said, let me play that. I said, oh, yeah, that was it. I'm so glad that I rediscovered that. I know that James will appreciate it. I do appreciate it. I had not heard that one. As a doo-wop aficionado as I am, I had not heard that. But before we go back to Sonny Thomas, our featured guest this hour, and we're talking about Ohio and greater concerns in general.

[00:32:07] But, Keith, I have two items to present to you, my friend, two gifts. And every night is a gift when we're together, right, folks? When Keith and I are together, it's a gift to each other. And when we're together with you, it's a gift to the collective. And we love our TPC family. And we love our AM1600WMQM family that has such a great green room here. You heard Keith snacking earlier at the top of the show with some of those goldfish.

[00:32:36] He has had a couple of slices of pizza during the show tonight, a couple of cinnamon rolls, actually. They really keep it stuck. Even for the weekend crew, they keep it stuck. I actually had nothing else to eat all day. Except for two slices. Oh, all day. So you were fasting before the show. Right. I'm still doing my one meal a day thing. But this was kind of an extended meal. Well, now we have some gifts to complement the meal.

[00:33:02] And the first is our third quarter fundraising drive primary incentive. Now, we did have a secondary incentive, which was the George Wallace DVD that we've talked about, which we talked about with a couple of people who worked on his campaign. But the primary one was Roger Devlin's Not Hooking Up, How the Sexual Revolution Led to Broken Families, Collapsing Birth Rates, Widespread Celibacy, and an Epidemic of Loneliness. By your friend and mine, Keith Roger Devlin. I'm presenting it to you now. Your gift to take home tonight.

[00:33:31] This is like a game show now. And I also have the fall 2026 edition of the Occidental Quarterly edited by our friend, Kevin MacDonald, TOQonline.com. Keith, going home with all these prizes tonight. How do you feel about it? I feel great. Now I'm just waiting for my copy of the Barnes Review and the latest AFP, American Free President, coming out. Well, as we wait on those, we'll let you thumb through those gifts you've got in your lap there, Keith. I do.

[00:34:01] I do. Indeed, they are there. There it is. There's a picture of the white working class on non-190. When the chimes were at the top of the charts. Right, exactly. All right. We've got to get back to Sonny. I'll let you look at that, my friend, while we go back to Sonny. Sonny, here's the thing. We're talking about Vivek. We're talking about Amy Acton. And we're talking about all these things. So I guess the question is, how did we get here? All right.

[00:34:27] How did we go from Trump defeating Kamala, having this consensus, all the branches of government being in the GOP's corner to Ohio, almost certainly going to the left, and even Oklahoma being in play? What were the issues that led to this precipice? Well, some of the data center issue here. Some people say Vivek has a hand or obviously an interest in that. That's a problem.

[00:34:55] Matter of fact, we've got some local stuff here where they're trying to, in Trenton, Ohio, near where I'm at, they're trying to get one built there on a 600-acre site. But they do have an issue on the ballot, issue 17, to vote no on that. But the same stroke in Wilmington, the people said no, and the government said screw you, and they went ahead and pushed it anyway. So what needs to happen is old school. I mean, we're not necessarily talking Battle of Athens, but we need to let them know that they need to be dealt with the old school way,

[00:35:22] that disregarding what the people think is unacceptable, and there's some serious blowback when that happens. You're not talking about bringing back lynching, are you? No, we're just talking about like what Maxine Waters said with the James Brown way, you meet them at a gasoline station, at a grocery store, and you harass them. You let them know that they're not in favor. So that's how it starts, and then you get them to resign, and then you run for office. That's how it works.

[00:35:50] But more importantly is I am concerned about the Indians that could be coming here. I know people have had listeners tell me that some of the companies either have a lot of Indians or they're employed by Indians, and they do not get a fair shake. So it's definitely becoming a problem. They're the most ethnocentric. They are even more ethnocentric than Jews are. In many ways, yes. If you hire one of them, the next thing you know, six months from now,

[00:36:17] your whole workforce will be dot Indians. I want to toss it back to our guest, Sonny. But, Sonny, I've got to tell you, I mean, and they stick together, and they proliferate, and, you know, they really don't give a hell about any other group. They love gas stations and motels. But even in Wetumpka, Alabama, there's only two hotels. One's a casino run by Feather Indians, and the other is called the Key West Inn,

[00:36:46] but it's run by Dodd Indians, and it's the whole family there. Two hotels in Wetumpka, and they're both run by Indians of different varieties. But even at the motel that we stay at, and we go down there every year for the Southern Cultural Center Conference, run by Dodd Indians right there in very rural Alabama. It's not even near an interstate. We've got a picture of James with a turban on. Well, anyway, where were we?

[00:37:16] You want some of this? Come on. Me, Brad. Brad is relaxing into the floor. We're going to save that. Hold on. Save that. Sorry about that. No, we had a little miscommunication. We're going to save that for the last segment. I'll set that up. No, no, no, no. Thank you, though. So, Sonny, I mean, anyway, back to the whole issue. How did we get here? Go quick on this before the segment ends. How do we find the trial back?

[00:37:39] Well, how did we get to Trump being Trump against Kamala to losing Ohio and maybe losing Oklahoma? What were the issues that led to it? Oh, just all the stuff he's done. Ever since him and Elon got into a tiffy, his progress went downhill very fast. The next thing you know, people start bailing from the ship PDQ. That was the first sign that there was a serious problem. Plus the fact that Netanyahu comes almost every two months and gives him marching orders.

[00:38:08] And like a lab dog, he jumps and doesn't even ask how high. So, that's the point. Well, I'll have to. The fact that everyone knows that Netanyahu is running all – they're reminds of putting him in the frickin' light house because the fact – the thing that really gets me is the fact that he is calling the shots and Trump is labbing it up. And anyone that questions him in any way, he dismisses them. He attacks them. He tries to be smart to their character. That's a problem. So, I get to the point, gentlemen. I can't even stand to hear Trump talk anymore.

[00:38:36] He sounds like a bad blues sinner when he does his speeches anyway. But the point is, it's like he has nothing to say. And it's like, it's just crap. I mean, he's literally talking to both sides of his mouth worse than Obama. But at least he – it's a shame because he's shown me to be really a big disappointment. And that's the biggest takeaway is that he's such a disappointment. Well, that's what it is, Sonny. But let me just put it this way.

[00:39:00] How did we get here, James' question, from him looking so good in comparison. Having the mandate, yeah. Having the mandate until today. Well, the same thing. October 7th. Between 2015 until he was elected. October 7th. I think that changed everything. I think when they let the wolf at the door, yeah, that's what happened. Basically, what happens is he seems good when the Democrats get in charge

[00:39:29] because the Democrats are so bad they even make Trump look good. With transgenderism and just all of it, yeah. The whole program. Yeah, everything that they've done, you know, they are – we talk about being on steroids. Basically, what the Republicans do, the Democrats do on steroids, they, for example, flood us with third worlders.

[00:39:55] Trump, despite his many shortcomings, has shut down that for the time being. But, of course, as soon as the Democrats get back in, they're going to pull out the old playbook and do it again to the third power. Well, it's only because this is the clergy plan with Claud and Piven on steroids. So what they're trying to do is they're bringing in all the dark races to come in.

[00:40:20] Then they use Claud and Piven to smash the local welfare system so that way it has to be federalized. And then it becomes more centralized, and they just literally, just like what Obama's head secretary did, they were literally colorizing white neighborhoods using vouchers. And that's how you turn a red area purple pretty damn fast. And so it's a shame Vivik's this way, but I'm definitely libertarian this time around. Sonny Thomas back with us for one more segment.

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[00:43:01] One of the more obscure favorites from the Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons catalog.

[00:43:52] Of course, the guy that maintains the Four Seasons Shrine, James, knows it, loves it, and preserves it. Do I know it, love it, and preserve it? I can sing that song so loud that you wouldn't even believe it. That's Peanuts by the Four Seasons. Yeah, they've sent out an ambulance from the Lunatic Asylum. No, that's great stuff.

[00:44:19] We are subjecting Sonny Thomas to this tonight in retaliation for the music he played in the hour that he shepherded so capably and so wonderfully. Sonny, give us your CV one more time before we go back to the topics at hand tonight. Like, music notwithstanding, Sonny is a pro. He's a radio guy like us. We love him. Very rarely do we call in guest hosts, but when we do, we call in Sonny Thomas.

[00:44:48] Sonny, give us all your contacts. You can follow me at St. Thomas Show at Wimkin, Getter, Gab, Parler, Telegram, and True Social at St. Thomas Show. You can also follow me on those at ResolutionRDO and on Twitter at ResolutionRDO and the number one. So I'm also on Twitter at St. Thomas Show. But more importantly is a lot of songs I featured on that episode basically supporting the Springboks and Ride of the Erasmus.

[00:45:14] And actually, I'm going to sit down and watch the Invictus movie featuring Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman. I watched it. I haven't seen it. I've seen clips of it, and I was like, ooh, I've got to check this out. So it looks very inspirational. Well, I mean, it is in a way, but I mean, they certainly make Mandela out to be the same, even though the Springboks are favorably featured. You know, everybody has their own obsession. James' is his doo-wop music. Mine is rockabilly music.

[00:45:45] And Sonny's is the Springboks. Hard rock and heavy metal. You're a man of many obsessions. But we all, we all, all of those, all of those things intersect at our politics. And it's great to have you back tonight, Sonny. Well, we were asking the question before the last break. How do you go from having this consensus that Trump had? You win the House. You win the Senate. You win the presidency.

[00:46:13] And now you're, you're, you're going to lose Ohio, most likely in maybe even Oklahoma, not to mention the House and maybe even the Senate. House is a foregone conclusion. Maybe the Senate as well. How did that happen? Well, let's go to Arkansas now with this 28 second clip by the governor of Arkansas, who's running for reelection, Mike Huckabee's daughter, Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Huckleberry Huckabee. And let's listen to this clip. This is how you lose it all. Stuff like this. Yeah.

[00:46:43] Oh, you want some of this? Come on. Meet Brad. Brad has turned relaxing into a full-time profession. But you, you actually work hard. You pay taxes to cover welfare for guys like Brad who just choose not to work. What? Huh? That's why I launched a welfare to work requirement. Almost there. Now, more Arkansans are working than ever before. Oh, wow. Even Brad.

[00:47:13] All right. So, now our friend down in Montgomery, Alabama may take offense at that. That's not the Brad she was talking about. Well, but that is the Brad where I learned it from. So, it was from Brad Griffin at Occidental Descent that I actually first saw that ad from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the governor of Arkansas. She took the place of her father, the former governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee, who is a rabid. Mr. Israel? Oh, my God. Rabid Christian Zionist.

[00:47:42] But so, the message was fine. I have no problem with the message of that ad. But the illustration was this teenage or maybe college-aged or early 20s white guy named Brad who's sitting on his beanbag eating cheese puffs and just playing video games. And that is the illustration of who was sponging off of welfare.

[00:48:08] Now, you know, if you hear that ad without the illustration, you're going to think, obviously, blacks, you know, 100 percent blacks are the ones that are actually doing this. Heaven forbid that any Huckabee would ever go against any bona fide protected minority group. But this is how the Republicans have gone from surefire winners to losing across the board. Nobody likes it. Just absolute unadulterated bullshit like this.

[00:48:37] Well, running basically campaigns against their base. They seem to hate their base more than they hate anyone else. Take it. Reconcile it for us, Sonny. I agree. And not only that, but the fact that that did work on Clinton, though. He did have a two-year work requirement, but Obama rescinded it. So that's a problem. It's not – the welfare was never meant to be generational, but it's become that way, especially amongst blacks. So you can think LBJ for the great society programs for that.

[00:49:06] It's destroyed the black family. So the illegitimacy rate since LBJ has gone up to, like, 98 percent, which is pathetic. With that being said, I think this is an issue you've seen all across the board, not just within some of these key states. But not only that, but the advertising in general. The only time you ever see a white couple together is if it's like an AARP ad for a baby boomer couple. That's it. You always see mixed couples in these ads.

[00:49:31] But even if they're just hanging out, riding bicycles together, it's always a black male and a white female. So – or sometimes you can tell, supposing the white guy looks like a Jew. So, I mean, you can't win either way. The only way you can do – Well, there is some truth to it then. Yes. All you can do – and, yes, I advocate that you should have more black males with Jewish females. I think that must be a much better pair-up.

[00:49:56] But more importantly is the need to contact the ones that are advertising and say, hey, I didn't prove your ad. I'm not buying your product because it is BS. And that's how you get them to change it. And so they get enough backlash, they'll eventually change it and they won't go back to that because that's how you heard them in the pocketbook. You can bud like their ass and they'll actually get the message. Well, I'll tell you. I'll tell you, though, Sonny. I mean, you know, Trump himself – I mean, it's not just Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

[00:50:22] Trump himself is in Alabama a few days ago with Laura Loomer at his side. He's barnstorming these red states trying to save these Republican senators with Laura Loomer in Alabama saying he had to bomb Iran so they wouldn't bomb Mobile. I mean, who the hell believes that? I mean, somebody has to believe that, but who in the hell are they? And so that's where we're at. And so, again, I mean, that's how you lose the whole thing.

[00:50:48] But if you can make a case for Vivek being better than Amy Acton – Or is it all hopeless? Are we just trying to fool ourselves by thinking that Vivek is better than Amy Acton? If he is better than Amy Acton, should the Republicans be better than the Democrats? Can you make that case in the midterms, Sonny? Again, it's just a lighter shade of pale, man. It's terrible. But like I said, this is what happens. That's another song we could play, actually. Yeah.

[00:51:17] And you sit on the sidelines and think it's a spectator sport. If you don't get involved, then nothing changes. You have to start with the precinct captain level and work your way up. I don't care if you're running for dog catcher or school board. You need to get good white people in there and don't let them try to knock you down. So that's how you win. Just like here in Spring World, when Kelly Coles got on the school board, she caught hell for a lot of stuff.

[00:51:39] But she managed to flip a $20 million or $20 million deficit to a $6 million surplus. It's been the four years she was there, and not one job was lost. So, again, you get someone who actually knows what they're doing and goes up against the grain and wins, it's inspiring to all of us. So that's the thing I'm looking at here is more people. Like I said, you want to be a James Edwards, you want to be a Sonny Thomas, you want to be a Keith Alexander, you want to be a Barry Griffin, step up. Get your name out there.

[00:52:09] And don't let them try to knock you down because just like you've seen that classic interview with Dolly Parton with Barbara Walters in 1977 where she was trying to knock her down a few pegs, and Dolly was very tactic on how she was able to kind of tell her to back off in a very polite way. She was trying to knock her down because of the fact that she was a shining star, and it was a whack-a-mole moment, and she took the hammer out of her hand and whacked her with it.

[00:52:38] That's how the type of people we need to be. We need to be inspired by people like Dolly Parton. Look, she came from absolutely nothing, and she reached the ultimate pinnacle of success. That is the American dream. The same thing can be done for politics. If Ronald Reagan can come from a B-rate actor to president, you can do it too. That's one of the things about the American dream. What we can do, Sonny, is do what the Socialist Democrats have done.

[00:53:01] They have decided, we don't care if you think that it's one of the rules of the game. We will not support the Jews. That's, you know, an anathema to us. So consequently, if we had a group of young right-wingers that took the same position and started running candidates just like the Muslims are doing up in Michigan and elsewhere,

[00:53:29] for mayor of New York City, for example, maybe we could make some inroads into the Republican Party like they have made inroads into the Democrats. Well, we won the presidency. Actually, it's already working. It's already working. I mean, if you go to AIPAC Tracker on Twitter, they showcase all the candidates that refuse to take any Israeli money. So it's becoming a new trend now to resist temptation and collecting your shekels.

[00:53:58] For Sonny Thomas. All right, resolutionrdo.podbean.com, and check out my shows as well as PPC on the ready-to-knowing. Thank you. And, Sonny, thank you for playing us on your network and giving us further syndication and for all of your talent and for being with us again tonight. Two months in a row, one as guest hosts, one as just regular guests, as you're always so welcome to be. But for Sonny Thomas and David Zutty, our guests tonight, For Keith Alexander, I'm James Edwards. Two weeks to go until the midterms.

[00:54:28] I think we pretty much know how they're going to go. The only question is, how's the Senate going to go? How bad is it going to go? How many more cowbells? We'll be back with you. Hey, we've got an anniversary coming up. 22 years next week. Stay tuned. Good night. God bless you. Good night.