Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 27 May 2026, Prayer Meetin' Wednesday

Episode Date: May 28, 2026

Fornicatin' Ken Paxton's gonna have his hands full with James Talarico. Mayonnaise-mouth Miller gets burnt to ash after attacking the Texas Democrat. Nitwit Nero cost the MAGATS millions in campaign f...unds with his Paxton endorsement. Israeli fascists pursue genocide in Lebanon, declare they won't "allow" a peace between the U.S. and Iran. 

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Starting point is 00:00:02 The password is Tail. It's showtime. Here we go, live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussin with America's only liberal transvillity elitist right here, right now,
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Starting point is 00:02:49 Hi, I'm Roxanne. And my apologies for being late, but I'm both. I'm back here in the mansion in the fabulous horn studios, and it, well, I drove home from Parkersburg today under the threat of thunderstorms and whatnot, and those threats still continue. I got home just a very little bit ago, but, well, I guess we need the obligatory program note and warning. If it should happen that the program suddenly disappears, maybe even mid-word for me, well, there will be a damned good reason for it. And namely the fact that we're expecting severe thunderstorms and pretty much all evening long,
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Starting point is 00:04:49 maybe 20 maybe 30 so i i just feel like when the weather gets this way it's probably a good idea for me to offer up a just an advisory on the front end so that people well she she was late to the air and then she threw a fit and stomped her little foot and just sashayed out of the studio no i didn't i didn't i didn't um so uh that's where things stand of Of course, every program here at the Horn begins with gratitude, and this program is no different. So thanks go out today, the 27th day of the month, to our loan subscriber via PayPal. And that means thank you ever so kindly to Daryl down in Houston. Thank you, Daryl.
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Starting point is 00:06:53 could do with this yesterday can biblical divorce Paxton down in takes sales absolutely thumped the living be Jesus out of John Cornholio we're on that in a minute thus getting the nomination, the Republican nomination for Senate, which will now, whoever the winner is, will be the junior senator, making Raphaelito Eduardo Cruz the anointed booger-eaten future king of America, the senior senator from Texas. But at any rate, they were ready. The Talarico, James Tolariko's campaign, was ready with a new ad.
Starting point is 00:07:55 They hit the ground running. this morning. And it would appear that they've got Ken Paxton's number. Remind us all, what is Attorney General Paxton accused of doing? The list is really long. Bribery, dereliction of duty, obstruction of justice, and conspiracy. A majority of Texas House Republicans voted to impeach one of their own. Sixty Republicans voting in favor. allegations he abused his office to benefit himself and a major donor, who allegedly paid for his home renovations and even helped him cover up an affair.
Starting point is 00:08:33 They claim the AG used secret email accounts, burner phones, and a fake Uber account to see his mistress. We obviously don't expect our elected officials, especially not the top lawyer in Texas, to be charged with a crime. He's always been on the edge of sort of criminal activity. Three felony fraud charges which have lingered for nine long years. In between it all, the state's top attorney had a mugshot. There are calls for Ken Paxson to step down. Paxon is a repugnant character. Ken Paxson is an extremely flawed candidate,
Starting point is 00:09:03 and I sense the worst is yet to come about his background. And it simply closes Tala Rico for Texas. Oh, yeah, I don't know how this will turn out. Maggots are always going to maggot, and he has the most important. I guess for maggots, endorsement of all, that is the slippery syphilitic touch of his orange daddy. But James Tolariko is, he's no shrinking violent. At one point in time, and this is just how God-Blessed weird,
Starting point is 00:09:55 this campaign is going to be. At one point in time, the maggots, Paxton, in fact, accused James Talleyco, and notice the usage of the verb, accused James Tallerico, of,
Starting point is 00:10:14 wait for it. I mean, there's so many potential accusations out there for this Presbyterian seminarian. Actually, there's not. They accused James Talleyco of gasp. Being. Now, sit down, y'all. This could be triggering.
Starting point is 00:10:42 Content warning. They accused James Tala Rico of being a vegan. That's right. A vegan. And takes ass. One of them people what don't eat nothing, what done, come from an animal. I mean, it ain't like the normal weirdo vegetarians who'll have a piece of cheese or eat an egg once in a while. No, them, them vegans is like your, your, your, your, your, your
Starting point is 00:11:14 pet of people, you know, I mean, they won't, they won't drink no milk, they won't, they won't, they won't have no cheese, they won't eat no barbecue, and I tell you what, not eating a barbecue down there and takes us. I mean, that you might, hail James Talleyco might as well hang up his crocs and go home. Go home. Go home.
Starting point is 00:11:42 I'll have this only one problem. James Tala Rico is not a vegan. Not that there's anything wrong with it. There are a lot of people who have literally saved their own lives by adopting a vegan diet. apparently it can be really helpful with certain digestive issues and disorders nothing wrong with it whatsoever you know unless you're a maggot because there's something wrong with you if you ain't eating all that me look I'm even sympathetic I don't I don't just walk around every day gnawing on a rib bone or anything in fact my
Starting point is 00:12:27 by dint of circumstance and by circumstance I mean the economy and the aforementioned deficit, I ain't eaten just a hell of a lot of meat. It's more like a seasoning than it is an actual component of a meal. I'm trying to think the last time I actually had, well, I know the last time I had a steak. It was back in early March. Yeah. Well, that's an American.
Starting point is 00:13:08 You couldn't never live in no takes ass if it's been that long since you've had a steak. I'm sorry, I'm using my deep central Appalachian accent instead of a good texture's accent. Diggling ding ding ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding ding, ding, ding ding, ding ding, ding. Meat. It's what's for dinner. That, right. but when the larger point is when James Telerico
Starting point is 00:13:38 heard that he was accused of being a vegan all he said was the questioner said are you a vegan I mean really is it that unthink I mean Texas has a lot of human beings in it
Starting point is 00:13:55 and I'm pretty sure there's a whole bunch of vegans and they don't all necessarily smell like pachuli there has to be he might but you know as far as a maggots concerned that's as good as calling him a
Starting point is 00:14:13 a communist or a groomer we'll get to that but no James Talleyco said I'm an eighth generation Texan congratulations
Starting point is 00:14:27 Pastor Talariko I'm a ninth generation hillbilly it's a little bit similar but he said I'm an eighth generation generation Texan. Goodness gracious, he continued. I've been eating barbecue since before Ken Paxton's first indictment. Ah!
Starting point is 00:14:48 So, yeah, definite Ramalama, ding-dong. For James Talariko, who apparently has the sharp wit of the Lord upon his side, because Ken Paxton isn't going to be able to go out and grunt and bark about what a Christian he is, being how he's smack-gab in the middle of a biblical divorce, the only reason for which, according to Jesus-Age Christ, and this is Prayer Meant Wednesday, of course. Oh, you don't you think I didn't know? In fact, the little old blue-haired ladies and the little old blue-haired men
Starting point is 00:15:25 and a little-old blue-haired envies, some of whom aren't little or old, put together a lovely midweek feast down in the fellowship hall, even if they did get some side-eye from the deacons because it was. It was all vegetables in honor of James Talleyico. I tried to explain to him that he wasn't really a vegan, but once the little old blue-haired ladies and the little old blue-haired men and the not necessarily little, necessarily little, nor necessarily old blue-haired envies,
Starting point is 00:15:56 get something in their head. It's awful hard to get them to let loose of it. So we had, oh my goodness, we had sucking. You know, green beans and corn. We had okra and tomatoes. Oh, it was something good. There was a lovely green salad with just a nice raspberry vinaigrette on it. No cheese anywhere to be found.
Starting point is 00:16:25 That's what I mean. The deacons were looking might perturbed. They really were. But they didn't seem much to, they didn't seem to object. too much to the vegetarian apple crisp that they found on the dessert table with the non-dairy topping. No, they wolfed all that down and went right upstairs, went trundling their massive deacon-like bulk right upstairs, threw the doors out in the parking lot, and we're sitting there, standing
Starting point is 00:16:57 there, dodging between the raindrops, just like yours truly, smoking with the centers. going to light. Yeah, you know, until I came through the door and waved the Cathedral of Common Sense, the solar-powered cattle prod, at which point they breathed a sigh of relief, because at least that had something meat-like about it. And they, you know, objects at rest tend to remain at rest, but objects in motion tend to remain in motion. And they got to moving, and you don't want to get in front of that inertial force as they, as they rumbled and stumbled and bumbled past the door through the vestibule,
Starting point is 00:17:39 some of them stopping for a little shot of hand sanitizer. But still, passing up that desiccated bowl of butter mints, and, well, they came right down front, where they are now milling about and waiting to see if anybody's going to raise their hand so that they can go and hand them the heavy brass-bound burghinds. velvet-lined collection plate to drop a little something something in to help keep the cathedral's bills paid. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:18:15 But it was nice, and I don't know when they're going to do it again, but I didn't object. No. I didn't object at all. Probably good for me. Shouldn't be eating too much red meat. No. And I don't know. By next Wednesday, hell, they may be roasting a whole hog and do some whole hog barbecue.
Starting point is 00:18:42 I've never put it past them. They're an ornery bunch, the staff down there in the fellowship hall kitchen. But, yeah, I get the idea that Tala Rica is up to the task. But I said there was more, and it's just going to be filthy like this for. for the next six months. But that's just the way politics in the new United States of America, the greatest country in the history of the world on earth now today, forever in the universe under God, works.
Starting point is 00:19:22 We just live in a perpetual political shitstorm. And here we are. So anyway, in honor of that first ad, Ralps has a $25 check. challenge on the table, which would get us down to $4,055 and draw us ever closer to halfway funded. If somebody's got 25 that they want to put with, they want Ralphs to turn into 50 for them. Because it doesn't turn, the 50s doesn't happen absent, absent Ralphs. There's Ralphs in the old holler tree even now.
Starting point is 00:20:04 And so, thank you, Ralph. Thank you so very much. So entering into the fray comes none other than hairless Heydrick, mayonnaise-mouth-muller, walking around with a spoonful of miracle whip in his mouth like some sort of wooby and clutching his American girl doll tightly under his arm to declare, And I'm not kidding. The DNC posted a photo of James Talleyico and said, it's time to take back Texas.
Starting point is 00:20:54 Well, hairless Hadrick replied with, The Democrats made history in Texas by nominating their first transgender Senate candidate. I guess the DNC is feeling its oaths. I don't know. Never underestimate the ability of the DNC. to absolutely screw everything up. But, well, here we are. And the DNC, they didn't engage with hairless Heydrick.
Starting point is 00:21:29 They didn't argue with him. They didn't counter with him. They didn't even say, James Tolariko is cis. Because he is. He's a cisgender man. he was assigned male at birth and he is and there is no conflict between his fundamental identity and his sex assigned at birth that makes him cis
Starting point is 00:21:57 no this actually gives me a little hope the DNC simply said shut up you ugly fuck good good Jesus if we'd had anything like that going on, say, back in 2024, a little bit
Starting point is 00:22:18 more of calling Niro the pedophile that he is or even shut up, you ugly fuck. We might have fared, but then maybe not when you take into account. Leon Scum and his South African space lasers.
Starting point is 00:22:40 More of this, please, and at least at this early stage of the game, Tala Rico is up on biblical divorce Paxton by as many as eight points and in terms of overall favorability Tala Rico is at plus 10
Starting point is 00:23:04 while Ken Adulterer Paxton is at minus 9 The other thing is James Tala rica has got about $27 million that he's rounded up in the first three months of 2026. And that's, well, that's $24.8 million more than, you know, the fornicator has.
Starting point is 00:23:42 Not that, not that fornication bothers maggots at all. I mean, look who's in the whore, I mean, White House. But yeah, some things never change. They're trying to paint a heterosexual, Christian, white man. As, you know, as mayonnaise mouth put it, trans. Or at least queer? Can he at least be queer? But Tala Rico doesn't take it sitting down, and he said,
Starting point is 00:24:42 oh well you know Ken and his gang of perhaps fellow adulterers and fornicators he didn't say that I did intentionally clipped my cringy comments to distract from his career of corruption
Starting point is 00:24:57 and one one individual Rowan Fornao who's an organizer for a Utah congressional campaign online said to uh no actually
Starting point is 00:25:16 the first trans senate candidate was Misty Snow of Utah who ran in 2016. You know, the ones who screamed Jacques Hughes the loudest, I mean, you know. You know.
Starting point is 00:25:36 You know. You do. But it's going to, it's going to be a merry chase. I love that, though. Shut up, you ugly fuck. And maybe the next one will be, shut up, you Nazi fuck. shut up you fascist fuck
Starting point is 00:25:56 there's all kinds of possibilities and I really hope they don't don't miss any and under the just out of curiosity isn't that a violation of the Hatch Act isn't of White House employee not supposed to be
Starting point is 00:26:16 engaging in campaign activities especially for another candidate yeah yeah I think so maybe um but it's not just here that we're talking about the uh the story of the day this morning on my former filthy morning habit the entire panel appeared to have a case of the giggles over ken paxton for this wednesday morning we're new jo starts right now He's a threat to our prosperity in Texas economy.
Starting point is 00:27:06 He said you can't be a Christian if you support the oil and gas industries. He wants to raise your taxes, and he won't do a single thing to lower cost for you and your family. And finally, he's a threat to our very way of life and our values. I mean, he's a vegan who thinks God is non-binary and that there's actually six biological sexes. It's hard to imagine someone more radical than that. bodies, the broken political system that we're running against. He is the most corrupt politician in America. Three years ago, tomorrow, he was impeached by his own party for using his public office, his position of public trust to enrich himself and his donors at our expense. And that is
Starting point is 00:27:54 exactly the problem in our politics. It's puppet politicians who serve themselves and their billionaire mega donors instead of serving us. It's why we can't. afford anything. It's why we can't get ahead no matter how hard we work. The system is rigged by corrupt politicians like Ken Paxton. And that is your matchup for the Texas Senate seat. Wow. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's dominant win over four-term incumbent Senator John Cornyn and have finally runoff election. Every Democrat in America, Willie, says thank you. Because what they have just done, by this guy right here, by overwhelmingly doing it, which is, again, all the people say, oh, there needs to be a strong Republican.
Starting point is 00:28:41 Really? This is what the Republican primary gives you? No, I don't think there needs to be a strong Republican Party, especially if this is what the Republican Party produces. But think it's hard to estimate. Did Texas Republicans just cost the Republican Party? 20 million? Definitely cost them money. 30 million, 40, 50 million, 100 million dollars that they could have spent in Maine, that they could have spent in Iowa, that they could have spent in Ohio, that they could have spent in Alaska.
Starting point is 00:29:13 They have cost Republicans, maybe $100 million that could go to other competitive races. Meanwhile, really Donald Trump has enraged Republican senators who are now saying, okay, first of all, of all, you get this Yahoo that you endorse. And now we're going to have to work with, rightfully, very angry John Cornyn, Tom Tillis, just go. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So, yeah, this is, there's a huge win for Democrats. Yeah, I'm hearing the $100 million number that you just cited that they're not going to have to pour into Texas. I think you and I both share that longtime skepticism of Texas turning blue. Right.
Starting point is 00:30:00 They haven't had a statewide elected representative in Texas, Democrats since 94. They also haven't had a guy like this. Well, I was going to say, but this is a different kind of Republican candidate. Donald Trump, people remember, swooped in last week at the 11th hour and endorsed Ken Paxton. John Cornyn wanted that endorsement. Paxton won last night by almost 30 points, 28 points is the margin.
Starting point is 00:30:22 It was not close. And now you saw a little glint in the eye of James Tala Rico. And Democrats is saying, for the first time in a long time, we at least think we have a real shot here. When it comes to sheer awfulness for a political candidate, Paxon's sort of a unicorn. He has all of these different traits. No, all of these different traits. Can I give you one quote, Joe? Well, first that you could ask his wife about his character.
Starting point is 00:30:45 That's one place she made that public a lot last year. This is a quote from Senator Tom Tillis, Republican of North Carolina. quote to call paxton ethically challenged is to call geoffrey damer suffering from an eating disorder there you go that's from republican tom tillis true okay jessex was a disorder here exactly yeah we'll go right i okay i i confess i like it when uh they enjoy their time there at work but uh there was something that jehosephats said that I found, well, downright fascinating. And you may have recognized it at the same time I did.
Starting point is 00:31:46 Did you catch it? At one point in the morning pontification, he said, what they've just done, what, by this guy right here, by overwhelmingly doing it, which is, again, people say, oh, there needs to be a strong Republican Party. Really? This is what the Republican primary gives you. No, no, I don't think there needs to be a strong Republican Party,
Starting point is 00:32:23 especially if this is what the Republican Party produces. But I think it's hard to estimate. Every now and then we get a... Wait a minute. Where's Tokyo Rose Carlson when we need him? What's going on? What's happening here? What's going on? Every now and then, we're reminded, and this has been going on for years now,
Starting point is 00:32:51 that something will come burbling out of the mouth of Jehoshaphat or Mika or one of the other folks there at the MS Now Morning Zoo crew, and it'll be something that I've said long before, namely, in this instance, a strong, Republican Party. We've had a few minor connections on this program over the years. Going back to, well, more often than not, we refer to former speaker Nancy Pelosi. Not gooning on Nancy. But every now and then, she'd say something that nobody needed for her to say. What's going on?
Starting point is 00:33:44 What are we doing? sorry I just I love that bit with Jeremy Colhane on Saturday Night Live if you haven't seen it you really have to but you know when Nancy said it
Starting point is 00:33:59 well you know America needs a strong Republican Party and every time it's ever come up we said what? Because we need this country needs a strong Republican party like this country needs a collective dose of the clap, and lo and behold,
Starting point is 00:34:26 kill the fatted calf, Jehosephat has figured out that America doesn't need a strong Republican Party. Arguably, if we are to get out of this quagmire, out of this conundrum, we don't need a Republican Party at all. but hopefully well hopefully Ken Paxton will keep opening his mouth up and sticking his foot in it
Starting point is 00:35:02 did you notice the vegan comment I'm a generation Texan I've been eating barbecue since before Ken Paxton's first indictment and he's just going to have to and that's an important point if he keeps hammering Kenny
Starting point is 00:35:26 Boy's well I know that was used for Ken Lay but still if he keeps using Kenny Boy's little divorce problem that puts Kenny Boy and you know
Starting point is 00:35:43 the indicted by his own fellow Republicans problem that puts Kenny Boy in a right sore position because it puts him smack dab in the middle of the
Starting point is 00:35:57 problem zone as defined by none other than, you know, Carl Turdblossom Rove, who once famously noted, if you're explaining, you're losing. So keep on pushing. Keep on pushing, Reverend Talleyko. Make him explain. And while we're at it,
Starting point is 00:36:30 Let's make him explain his biblical divorce. That's not my words. That's not James Talleyko's words. That's not the Democratic National Committee. That's not the Democratic Party of Takesas. That's Mrs. Paxton. My husband and I are getting a biblical divorce, which is the bless your heart way of saying,
Starting point is 00:36:58 my soon-to-be former husband is a philandering womanizing dirtbag. And even Jesus H. Christ wouldn't mind if I divorced him. Check the book. He's a. okay with it. But I do. I feel like we need to stop and call time out and have a little party because Jehosephat and the rest of the morning zoo crew have apparently figured out that no, in fact, the United States of America does not need a strong Republican party. Not at all. No. Just a second. I had a note from Malloy here.
Starting point is 00:38:48 Okay, do. Now, on to some other pressing issues of the day. Wait a minute. No, Jeremy, I did not. The juvenile delinquent is up to his, well, the quadrumvirate of the juvenile delinquents are up to their usual tricks. All right, why is this going? Dern it. We'll go somewhere else then.
Starting point is 00:39:37 No, what Jeremy said a few minutes ago. You just admitted you were out smoking with the sinners. We thought you'd quit. You're a quitter, you're a quitter, quitter. No, I said they were out smoking with the sinners. I just had to go up and get them like I always do, or else they'd stand around outside pitching pennies, and smoking cigarettes and bumming lights and whatnot if I didn't
Starting point is 00:40:11 do I need to send you a box of Q-tips Jeremy the juvenile delinquents and a question coming from the camel cardinal, brother Deacon Asa, was the bowl of desiccated butter mince placed in the fellowship hall by one Ben Shapiro asking for a friend no they desiccated all on their own a little Benny dry wife Shapiro would probably
Starting point is 00:40:47 catch fire and just burn to ash in a matter of an instant if he ever stepped through the doors of the cathedral and the tabernacle. But it's a good question, and it very well could have been yeah, if it was
Starting point is 00:41:03 a more secular setting, yes. Jeremy says, I feel maybe there's a parody of Tom Petty's American girl in the wings. I'll give someone the first line for He's an American mayonnaise eater Raised on the Helmonds. No singing, Roxanne. We're trying to get down to $4,055
Starting point is 00:41:31 if somebody will answer Ralph's challenge. But that's quality. Jeremy. Anybody want to take a run at that? I used to love that song so much, but Silence of the Lambs kind of ruined it for me. What is this?
Starting point is 00:42:21 It looks promising. Maybe we'll get to that in a minute or two. And from Lee in New York, you drove between the raindrops? Cisco wants you to take the helm of the defiant, signed Lee at Memory Alpha, obligatory Star Trek reference. That's actually a track from one of my very favorite albums,
Starting point is 00:42:49 Donald Fagin's The Nightfly, Walk Between the Rain Drops. A shadow crossed the blue Miami skies. We made our way past the big hotel something like that biblical divorce according to Lee as recommended by
Starting point is 00:43:11 two Corinthians and also Lee knows it's a vegan they done seen the Star Trek he must have green skin and pointy ears we got enough trouble from all them other aliens how'd he get here deport him
Starting point is 00:43:31 now yeah this is this this may be a an interest a more interesting than usual program as to the hatch act how quaint says lee next you'll expect the emoluments clause to be enforced i know listen most of the time i'm a little ray of the sunshine give me just give me give me give me my hopeful moments this ain't easy uh but as to the uh as to the password and Jeremy said, I think the password should be tailgate because you weren't tailgating close enough to the other traffic to bully them out of the way so you'd be home for the real start time. That's why they made bumpers, Robin. Well, I'm not much of a NASCAR fan, and so therefore I'm not too terribly big into if you ain't rub in, you ain't racing. And let's remember, your humble hostess has some issues out on the highway. But hey, maybe they're getting better.
Starting point is 00:44:49 I almost got to 70 miles an hour today. I know. Almost. Got to have something to keep working toward. I do everything in my power to keep people away from me. Oh, and from George and Korskold, Trump's looks, he's run out of chins. He looks more and more like Java the Hut. Yeah, well, he didn't look great today.
Starting point is 00:45:23 And there was at least one medical expert who noticed something in yesterday's perfectly perfect checkup report. Well, it's, you know, it's the dog that didn't bark, you know. Well, I'll try to get to that at some point. But I want to deal with the, I want to deal with the password, tail. because here we are and look everybody knows who cancels Caligula is more importantly everybody knows
Starting point is 00:46:04 what he is probably no one better than Psycho Bibi Net and Yahoo I wouldn't be surprised if Jeffrey Epstein gave him the complete skinny and all the videos and all the photos of all the putrid, filthy, disgusting predatory repacious things
Starting point is 00:46:26 that Nero did to little girls over the years wouldn't surprise me at all wait a minute I did that wrong standby David just rang in
Starting point is 00:46:53 don't hang up God you take me out of this studio for a couple of weeks and I forget how shit works there all better now I just found out the memory on the iPad is full, so that probably means I'm going to have, oh, dear God, not pleased. You can't even think about it right now.
Starting point is 00:47:15 But anyway, the Lebanese government today advised every single resident of the city of Tyre, the ancient city of Tyre. Unlike so many cities of the ancient world, the late Bronze Age and whatnot, Iron Age. Tire is still there. And today, the pariah state that is Israel, began bombing the living be Jesus out. It was actually Tuesday, out of Tyre. And then, also yesterday, the most vulgar of the filthy, vulgar fascists
Starting point is 00:48:15 of that filthy, vulgar, fascist Israeli cabinet and I mean by that I'mar Ben Gavir you know you get one look at him
Starting point is 00:48:30 and you realize you could probably you could you could probably disable him with one of those Chinese finger traps from Pier 1 imports fascists are like that
Starting point is 00:48:43 not particularly bright and speaking of not particularly bright what he said about the United States, you know, the primary benefactor of his fascist pariah state. Idemar Ben-Givir threw a fit about the idea that the United States might end the war with Iran, if Iran lets us. That's the part that keeps just making, well, making me want to eat dirt and run rabbits.
Starting point is 00:49:22 We won the war, right? I mean, the maggots all tell you, oh, well, we completely destroyed their military capability, and Whiskey Pete Dunn said so, and so did little Marco Rubio, and all those salute snappers like Bradmoral Cooper. We won. So why are we begging Iran for peace? Well, the idea that we would like to stop wasting American lives and treasure on that fool's errand from jump that it was
Starting point is 00:49:59 isn't sitting well with that ugly little fascist who believes in Magna Israel you know the Israel that stretches from the Euphrates to the sea and from the mountains of Anatolia to the deserts of Saudi Arabia and he said what he said
Starting point is 00:50:25 you know in public do you think that a bad agreement for Israel like like the the U.S. had against Iran will be harmed by the some Hebrew fascist party, whatever, in the upcoming election. elections. First of all, there is something, let me turn that down a little bit. First of all, there is something called the real thing, which is human life. A bad deal for the state of Israel can harm human life.
Starting point is 00:51:20 I know that Prime Minister Netanyahu and all of us, as members of the cabinet, both a small cabinet, large cabinet, as the government of Israel, cannot allow this to happen, but this is a bad agreement. This is an agreement that can harm the state of Israel, and we will not allow it to happen. That's the important. We, Israel, will not allow it to happen. Fuck you. Fuck you with a red-hot poker. No, fuck you with one of your rape dogs that you use in your goddamn prisons.
Starting point is 00:51:57 You know about that, right? Now, it's real. The Israelis have trained dogs to rape prisoners. If you're triggered by that, I'm sorry. If you're sickened by that, I'm sorry. I'm disgusted. I'm nauseated by it. I'm also not surprised.
Starting point is 00:52:17 It's right up there with what fascist states do. They gave a medal to men who raped Palestinians. They were on video. committing the rapes brought to you by the United States of America and when they got busted they gave medals to the rapists
Starting point is 00:52:43 that's the country that we to which we pledge our undying support because well you gotta have a state of Israel or Jesus won't come back and then we won't get to gig Jews
Starting point is 00:52:58 don't blame me blame the evil jellicals we will not let it happen it cannot happen it cannot happen because in the end the agreement is bad it has nothing to do
Starting point is 00:53:18 with the elections or with animals with all due respect I don't know yeah that's the end of the clip we Israel will not let it happen by let it happen
Starting point is 00:53:34 meaning a peace between the United States and Iran, a peace that reopens the Straits of Hormuz that was only closed because Psycho Beebe stuck two fingers up nitwit Nero's nose and drug him into a war that he didn't take a lot of dragging to get him to do, despite every country on earth saying, this is a bad idea,
Starting point is 00:54:01 and despite no small number of his cabinet, and various and sundry advisors, military and diplomatic, saying, you know, let's don't do this. But there was Whiskey Pete Kegbreath with his swirly straw and his geraboam of Mexican gasoline swigging away. Oh, we can do it. We'll have it done in a couple of days, boss. We're so mock up myself.
Starting point is 00:54:36 Anybody got some salt? Maybe a lime? Anybody? Oh, but really, Daddy? We're tough. We're alpha male war fighters. Israel will not allow a peace. You know what?
Starting point is 00:55:04 I hope these fuck faces keep saying this. Say it louder. Say it more broadly. Motherfucker, say it in English. I know you can speak it. Say it in English so Fox News TV Radio Rwanda can play it. So news muck can play it. So the non-fascist broadcast outlets can play it.
Starting point is 00:55:35 Say it. Say it loud and say it proud. Because if you do, maybe. Finally, this country will awaken from its long slumber and finally cut you fascist fucking goons off. Turn off the spigot. declare APEC a foreign
Starting point is 00:56:15 lobbying organization do it I yearn for that make them get by on their own and I don't care how highfalutin
Starting point is 00:56:39 their invasive spy software is cancel every god damn contract which would be good anyway a good idea that is Do it. Tell America to our face that you Israel control American foreign policy and you will not let the United States of America make our own decisions. Do it! Do it, God damn you! Do it! I'm begging. You genocidal maniac! Do it! And then, once we cut you off, you can be rounded up, taken to the hague with all your other filthy fascist pals. Be tried for the genocide, and then, motherfucker, do the spandau ballet.
Starting point is 00:57:57 God damn it! Oh, I... Nothing could make me happier. Well, maybe something. Do it. Tell us again that you're the little, that you're the little fascist tail that wags the big American dog. Do it! Iran is still at the negotiating table, even though we violated the ceasefire in the last couple of days. And of course, nitwit Nero, who, yes, you're right, George, is looking more and more like Jabba the Hut.
Starting point is 00:58:51 he was practically giddy over the weekend because he thought he was going to negotiate a peace and then they'll definitely have to give me the noble prize because it's such a noble thing I'm doing and Iran still has as a plank in their peace demands that Israel and its indiscriminate murder of Lebanon
Starting point is 00:59:24 see some people don't understand but invading Lebanon you know the Israelis got humiliated some years back when they attacked Lebanon and Hezbollah gave them every goddamn thing
Starting point is 00:59:43 they could handle so that the IDF slunk off with its tail between its legs this again is Magna Israel Israel Israel controlling the entire Levant.
Starting point is 01:00:11 After they get done with Lebanon, they'll move on to the part of Syria that borders the Mediterranean. And just because American media does such an absolute piss poor job covering this sort of thing, let's check in with Al Jazeera English. Israel says it is stepping up military operations across southern Lebanon. Lebanon. Netanyahu, under my direction, together with the chief of staff, we're intensifying our operations in Lebanon with large IDF forces on the ground and control of this key area.
Starting point is 01:00:57 We're fortifying the security to protect the northern communities. And we're working on defenses against explosive drones. Then there's Belizeel Smotrich, the fascist pal of Idomar, Edomar Ben-Gavir, who says, Beirut should face reprisals for Hezbollah drone attacks. The Lebanese government does not control Hezbollah. That's one of the fundamental issues in Lebanon. But Israel doesn't give Lebanon an opportunity to control Hezbollah. The best fastest and most effective way to stop them is to simply announce that for every drone, 10 buildings in Beirut will be destroyed.
Starting point is 01:02:05 It doesn't matter if those 10 buildings have babies at the breast in them, infants in the crib, elderly folks just trying to make it to the end of their lives, pregnant mothers, it doesn't matter. for every 10 drone 10 buildings in Beirut will be destroyed. This is some evil shit. This is the kind of reprisals that the Nazis enacted for resisting Nazi rule. Sorry, it's just a historic parallel. Smotrich says attacks will expand to Tyre, Seidon, and the Beqah Valley if there are no buildings left in Beirut. So they're going to do to Gaza, they're going to do to Beirut, what they did to Gaza,
Starting point is 01:03:14 and then they'll move on to one of the most ancient cities on the Levant. Seidon appears in the ancient literature, and along with it, video footage of Lebanon, looking a very great deal like Gaza. This individual, Hussein Al-Gi, a Hezbollah member, of the Lebanese parliament says one way to explain Israel's reaction. And statements yesterday is perhaps the fact that negotiations in Islamabad are moving forward. Israel into a corner for a ceasefire. So Israel is trying to take advantage of these days and take all its fury out and commit crimes against the people of this resistance. As Al Jazeera reports, meanwhile, and we're back to Idemar Ben-Givir,
Starting point is 01:04:51 meanwhile Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Givir insists all the electricity should be turned off in Lebanon. The electricity that runs perhaps oxygen generators for people who cannot breathe without them. The electricity that powers operating suites where doctors work feverishly to save the lives of the people the Israelis didn't yet murder.
Starting point is 01:05:27 The devastation is breathtaking. I think one of the reasons why... Ali Risk, a security affairs analyst, says... Nathan Yehu is doing what he's doing, is because he's been rather surprised by Husbalah's performance.
Starting point is 01:05:54 I think that many people thought that this time Hasbullah was going to be an easy break, but it turned out to be quite surprising this time. There's a lot of criticism, by the way, from northern settlers, from rival politicians,
Starting point is 01:06:09 And I think that's one of the major driving factors pushing him to escalate. Kind of hard to get that from the American multibillionaire for-profit media. I feel like Skydance and Barry Weiss will never allow anything like that on CBS. Because the American people have to be treated like mushrooms where Israeli crimes against humanity are concerned. America has to be fed nothing but shit and kept in the dark. But at least we have programs like this that will not shrink from telling the truth. At least.
Starting point is 01:07:03 Yeah. So, you know, I wonder if little Marco Rubio's testicles suck up into his inguinal cavity at the way Israel just unmans him. There have been more than 120 Israeli airstrikes across southern. Lebanon in the eastern Beka Valley. They claimed they were Hezbollah targets claimed. The Lebanese health ministry says the Israelis murdered 31 people. They maimed 40 more. There's a little village called Birch al-Shemali.
Starting point is 01:07:58 The Israelis murdered 14 people, including two children and three women. I'm sure if you ask I'm, Mark Ben-Gavir, he'll say that, well, they had it coming. Nits make lice. Those numbers just add to the running total. More than 3,200 people murdered, over 9,700 maimed by Israel's illegal assault on Lebanon. A truce was agreed to in April, so that meant that Israel slaughtered 600 more human beings. and they call southern Lebanon their security zone. They've driven the occupants of dozens of villages
Starting point is 01:08:56 out of their homes and told them not to come back. Well, guess what? I'm sure those will have some of those good, Yahweh fearing, Torah-believing, upstanding settlers on that ground in no time flat. And Israel Katz, the defense minister, even has the brass to say that, yeah, we're murdering Lebanon
Starting point is 01:09:27 on our Gaza model. They've utterly destroyed 40,000 homes of peaceable human beings. A million people in Lebanon are already displaced. And we helped. You know, I am so tired of this goddamn Bronze Age Iron Age horse shit. well you know if they kill one of ours we'll kill a hundred of theirs
Starting point is 01:10:08 well that's not even bronze age or iron age that's just fucking Nazi ben Gavir who will never hear a shot fired in anger said he wants to occupy all the way to the Zaharani river and return to a massive war and by the way Israel attacked on the first day of Eid smoke devastation rubble people try the firefighters spraying water on burning buildings shiel ben ephraim used to be with the israel foreign ministry he is now a tireless critic of this fascist regime He said that by driving further and further into Lebanon,
Starting point is 01:11:35 that the Netanyahu government, and, you know, the Israelis who put it in place and in power, are moving to bury not only the supposed ceasefire in Lebanon, but also talks on Iran. Because, and remember, this guy used to work in the Israeli foreign ministry. He said, Israeli policy is an endless and wide regional war. Israel forced the U.S. into war and won't let us end it. Let.
Starting point is 01:12:09 Let. So keep running your yap, Belsabub, and Idemar binned golf pants. Keep trying to hide from justice, B.B. Netanyahu. Keep telling the world what you will tell the United States to do and not do. And maybe finally that great day will arrive. when the United States of America simply says enough enough
Starting point is 01:12:46 you're on your god-dammed own and you know if the United States isn't back there behind Israel who knows some other countries might call those fascist fucks to account
Starting point is 01:13:09 by the way before any of the little fringe weirdos out there on the periphery of the pro. They're anti-Semitic. Nah, fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. I'm not. I have no tolerance whatsoever
Starting point is 01:13:29 for the hatred of Jewish people. But I will forever be an implacable foe of fascism. And that's what this is. So what we have to do is cure the fascism at home and then we can start working
Starting point is 01:13:50 on curing the fascism abroad. I like the idea because I'm anti-fascist. If you support this administration, you're pro-fascist. If you support Israel in its current configuration,
Starting point is 01:14:15 you support fascism. So we are thus far, Agusag, as we approach the third hour of the program, but I've yammered on long enough. David's been patiently waiting. Hey, David. Please tell me your time.
Starting point is 01:14:41 Sorry, I was reading something else. I had an unmute mic. Oh, that's okay. I was just afraid this was going to be one of those evenings where the magic didn't work. No, I hit a button and then a pop-up happened, and then I had to do the pop-up, and then I had to switch windows and then I had. Oh, I hate it when that happens. How are you?
Starting point is 01:14:59 Good afternoon, Your Honor. For the record, David Burleson, B-U-R-L-E-S-O-N, bar number 26-2-3-28, appearing on behalf of my client who was present in the courtroom. I have my bar number. Yes, you do. I'm so proud of you. I'm really excited. But I wanted to do the little spiel for you.
Starting point is 01:15:22 I'm so glad. You know, it may, there may come a time when it just becomes, uh, wrote. Uh, but this ain't that. Right. Cherish it. Yeah. It's a little bit of good news in these dark days. At least for me, anyway.
Starting point is 01:15:46 Oh, no, you're going to help. Oh, honey, your family. It's good news for the entire Horn family community congregation. Yes, I am super excited to start my new job and keep holding the state's feet to the fire to ensure that they're following the law, too. There is nothing more noble. as a public defender. Yay. So I was thinking,
Starting point is 01:16:20 I was thinking while you were talking about, what's going on in the Levant, in Israel, in Lebanon, and in Syria, in Gaza, in Iran. Yeah,
Starting point is 01:16:34 don't leave out the West Bank. The West Bank, yes. And I was thinking about the historical parallels that you were drawing between that the, Netanyahu government and the Nazi regime. Well, let's call it the Netanyahu regime and the Nazi regime in Germany. And I couldn't help but think of other parallels while you were talking.
Starting point is 01:17:03 Specifically, I was thinking about October the 7th and how Rolling Stone reported that The Israeli government had an intelligence report called Jericho Wall. Yep. That said that Hamas was planning on doing the exact attack that happened on October the 7th. And that they had intelligence in the days prior to the attack that Hamas was actually training to carry out that. attack and yet did nothing. And I thought about that, and it made me think about September the 11th, and the multiple warnings that the CIA gave to the administration.
Starting point is 01:18:07 There's a... Bin Laden determined to strike in U.S. Mm-hmm. That was the August presidential daily brief, even before that, as early as May. They were getting reports. Well, what about the Hart Rudman report? I'm not familiar with that one, too. That was the one that identified that our airport security was, to say the very least, lax.
Starting point is 01:18:33 And now that you've said that, wasn't there some reports about, excuse me, about how the, like, people were training? like yeah the FBI in San Diego yeah there were people there were Saudis learning how to how to fly planes
Starting point is 01:18:56 how to take planes off but they didn't have any interest in learning how to land them you know landing planes is hard and the reason I bring that up and the reason it was I was thinking about it is because we also
Starting point is 01:19:12 we also know about the connections that the Bush regime had to, through Prescott, to the Nazi party. So, I think. Brown Brothers Harriman, baby. Mm-hmm. And so I think that the parallel that I'm drawing here is the Netanyahu regime let, at least we have the evidence to enforce. that the Netanyahu regime let October the 7th happen for their nefarious ends.
Starting point is 01:19:55 Just like the Bush regime let September the 11th happen for their nefarious ends. And I'll bring in here the project for the New American Century and their report from a couple years before September the 11th. I think we have enough information to infer that those two things are accurate and true. Well, and I'll add one more because my memory runs deep on this. It was after September 11th. My dad was still alive, and my dad would get up in the morning and watch C-SPAN and book notes. And every now and then he would see, he would, never a big reader, my dad, but he was a very intelligent man. He read the newspaper.
Starting point is 01:20:41 but he would see interviews with authors and some of the books would just grab him and he would run out to books a million buy the book and have it shipped to me and then explain to me that I was to read it and then I was to give him my impression of it and one of the books he did that with was a book about the senior year of the class of 2001 at West Point. And I read it cover to cover. It was compelling reading. But there was one little moment where I just went, holy shit. The keynote speaker for the commencement address of the graduating class of 2001 at the United States Military Academy was none other than Paul Wolfowitz.
Starting point is 01:21:44 Remember that name? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. and in that commencement address he said and you know it's wild to think that the graduates of that class were 25 years ago
Starting point is 01:22:00 and that they are the senior officer corps of the United States Military Academy now and what Wolfowitz told them in that commencement address and I'm paraphrasing here was I can't tell you what's coming but something is coming and you need to be prepared
Starting point is 01:22:24 because it's big I don't know if that's been sent down I didn't know about that I don't know if that's been sent down the memory hole yet but I've read and you know I still had my little handful of highlighters from law school
Starting point is 01:22:41 and I reached over and grabbed the neon pink one and went whoa That's new information for me. I have not been made aware of that. Well, nobody talked about it. You know, I talked about it on air when this program finally began. And everyone was like, what or do you read by it?
Starting point is 01:23:08 I'm talking about the little, you know, boil bushy lurkers at the periphery of the program back when it was on terrestrial radio in America's fifth smallest radio market. My old grandpa's father used to say to me, if you want to be, if you want to do something, try to be fifth best at it. But it wasn't covered. And I've never heard mention of it. And the funny thing is, it was just kind of an aside in the book.
Starting point is 01:23:47 But holy shit. Oh, like there's going to be shots fired? Yeah. But there it was. And, you know, just to just like I said, I think at this point in time we can draw. draw an inference. But the operation, what was it?
Starting point is 01:24:04 The, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the Hamas plan that you mentioned. Oh, Jericho Wall was the name of the report. Yeah, Jericho Wall was the report. We don't know the name of the plan. But yeah, B.B. Netanyahu knew about it. And there were plenty of people who were out there screaming for, this from the rooftop. that Bibi knew about it.
Starting point is 01:24:30 And he knew it, he found out about it, before he ever told Cutter, Oh, go ahead. Send Hamas that one and a half billion dollars. Because they wanted it to happen. And, you know, if I was a surviving family member of October the 7th, the first person I'd want to see swinging from a rope was B.B. Notting Yahoo.
Starting point is 01:25:03 Because, and it's so, you know, A-PAC and the Israel lobby generally and Israel itself have done a magnificent job of sending all that stuff down the memory hole. Like, where was the vaunted IDF? Right. The cries and pleas for help went out immediately, and it took them hours. Just like it took hours to get planes in the sky. Bingo. Bingo. And by the way.
Starting point is 01:25:43 The reason I bring that up, well, the reason I bring that up is because I want to draw the parallel, because it's a very specific tactic that fascist use in this creating. I can't say creating because I'm. I don't have the evidence for it yet. In this allowing for terror and chaos to ensue because they saw how effective the Ryshtag fire was in Germany, in getting people to vote against their own best interests. And it's a very specific tactic that I think they learned, whereas we have evidence. now that the Nazis actually conducted and burned the Reichstag as a false flag operation.
Starting point is 01:26:35 I don't think we, at least I don't have the, at least I don't have the, I'll speak for myself. I don't have the evidence at my fingertips to point to an actual false flag for September 11th or October the 7th. But I think we can infer and be accurate that they let it happen in both instances. because they're fascists and because they saw how effective the Ristachdeg fire was. I think you're actually, well, if you think back to September 11th, and I was in the middle of it, I don't mean September 11th, but I was in the middle of the debate, and two camps formed. One was called the My Hoppers, and the other was called the Lie Hoppers. was the crowd that was absolutely convinced that George W. Bush put on a little black hat with little black boots and a little black raincoat and went running around the World Trade Center planting little black bombs.
Starting point is 01:27:43 And of course Dick Cheney, too, and Wolfowitz and, you know, the whole filthy crowd. The lie hopper, the liehopper, the liehoppers on the other hand, the liehoppers are, let it happen on purpose that they knew something was coming and they just stood back because whatever happened it was going to be used to their advantage and in fact it was in conversation with joy in Ann Arbor that I heard that LIHOP term first used again after the White House correspondence dinner because you know all the all the Sturmund drang that took place there at the Hilton was a floor above or below, I'm not sure which, where the ballroom actually was. No one was ever in actual jeopardy.
Starting point is 01:28:38 And here's a guy who flies across country, gets a shotgun, rushes the magnetometer, and the only person who gets shot is another officer, who it turns out was shot by one of his comrades. They knew. They let it happen on purpose. Yeah, I think we've got enough evidence to conclude. In fact, I think there's a lot of lie hopping that goes around January 6, 2021 comes to mind. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 01:29:14 Do you remember the report where the Secret Service said, for the love of fuck, we've got guys up in trees with sniper rifles. And by we've got guys, they didn't mean Secret Service agents. Right. And that's when NITWITNEO said, Oh, you can take down the magnetometers. They don't want to hurt me. And the point that I'm trying to make is that it's a very specific pattern.
Starting point is 01:29:47 Yeah. Of how fascists operate. So I think we can conclude that what we're seeing now in Iran, in Lebanon, in Syria, in the West Bank in Gaza all throughout the rest of the Middle East, which is a colonial term I should probably stop using it. How about Western Asia? West Asia, yeah, West Asia.
Starting point is 01:30:23 I like that. Because that's what we called it for the last 2,000 years. Right, right. I think that this was planned, and I think October the 7th, was the linchpin in activating the plan that we're seeing unfold today? Oh, I think absolutely. And, you know, David, just to point out a little detail, at one point in the aftermath of October the 7th,
Starting point is 01:30:54 none other than Jehoshaphat over there on the, what was then the MSNBC morning zoo crew, was screaming from the rafters. B.B. had this information. why did Bibi let it happen Bibi cleared the money to go to Hamas
Starting point is 01:31:14 why did he do that and then one day he just stopped I can only presume it was the suits upstairs that told him to stop yeah
Starting point is 01:31:36 and and if you if the timing of it October the 7th was that 20 that was 2023 or 2024? 23. That was 23. Okay. If we think about it for a minute, not only was that particular terrorist attack effective in allowing the Netanyahu regime to perpetrate its plans, but it also had the deleterious effect of splitting the Democratic.
Starting point is 01:32:16 Party right down the middle. And we saw what happened. We saw what happened with Joe Biden and the people that did not show up for Kamala Harris. Or the people who showed up and voted for Trump. To teach the Democrats a lesson. That doesn't make any sense to me. But I think there was, I think there were political imagination. as well.
Starting point is 01:32:49 Because Trump may be a fucking moron, but the people that are pulling his strings are not. And I think like the Heritage Foundation people, the people that were originally behind the project for the New American Century, those people didn't go away
Starting point is 01:33:07 and their protégés didn't go away. And the loyal bushy's bragged on the way out of office that they had sleeper cells, they had moles hidden throughout the government who could be activated at a moment's notice. And a lot of Trump's first administration was populated with these same people from the Bush years. Absidam-Lutely. Absolutely. Specifically, I'm thinking right now about Bill Barr.
Starting point is 01:33:44 But it's Bill Barr, it's Paul Wolfowitz, it's Dick Cheney, it's Don Rumfield, oh, John Negroponte. I haven't heard that name in years. The author of Death Squads in Central America. And they were all Hail Fellow well met. Yeah. And not only that, but Brett Kavanaugh and Sip alone. Oh, yeah. Well, Brett Kavanaugh, back during the Great Cleannis Hunt, was the one who was telling Ken Starr,
Starting point is 01:34:34 No, let's put all the dirty stuff in. These are all the same players. And then Ken Starr, of course. The thing is, these stories have tentacles, David, and you know, you kind of triggered me here. Ken Starr goes on to become the president of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where he turned a blind eye to the serial rape of women athletes there by male athletes. And I was about to go to Jeffrey Epstein when I brought up Bill Barr. So they're their deviance on multiple levels.
Starting point is 01:35:34 And I think we need to talk about the leverage that Netanyahu may have had over Trump because of their mutual connections to Epstein. Epstein, yeah. Epstein was probably CIA. He was probably Mossad. I don't know if you were listening a couple of nights ago, but an absolutely bizarre story coming out of New Mexico. Elisa Rodriguez, I think, was her name, or Valdez Rodriguez.
Starting point is 01:36:11 She'd been doing yeoman work, uncovering stuff that was, you know, hidden in plain sight, you know, Po-like. about the construction of Zorro Ranch. And one of the things she found was that there was a satellite uplink installed at Zorro Ranch that was literally the kind of thing you can't get unless, you know, you're CIA. And let them have real-time communications anywhere in the world. and then a couple of nights ago she published the story saying I'm gone
Starting point is 01:36:59 I'm in hiding I've been attacked she left the country I've been attacked by a a pulse weapon and we know they exist a beam of an extremely specific beam weapon
Starting point is 01:37:23 and And, you know, those things have been used in the past. I mentioned it being used on some tree sitters down in the Cole River Valley over a decade ago. And these are weapons that will make you bleed from your mouth, your nostrils, and your eyes, make you think like you think you're losing your mind. Can even make you kill yourself. That's really, really chilling. And all of this is being developed with taxpayer dollars.
Starting point is 01:38:03 Naturally. And let's remember, please, because some of these things, there's such a deluge of information, David, that it's easy to lose bits and pieces. Yes, yes. I'm reading an absolutely fascinating book right now called When They Severed the Earth from the Sky, and it's all about myth. and the fact that there is real world information transmitted in myth about things that actually happened. But they talk about one thing called the Lethe effect and the silence principle. And the thing is, the silence principle, that which is unmentioned becomes forgotten. So, oh, where was I going with this? we did the beam weapon thing
Starting point is 01:39:05 um separating the earth from the sky yeah that's the yeah that's the yeah that's the and oh my god that well see that's what I was saying there are things that slip beneath the wave just because you can't keep up with all the details and and there's so many details you can't just go to Bill Barr you have to go to Bill Barr's father Right. And you can't just go to George Bush.
Starting point is 01:39:34 George W. Bush, you've got to go to his father, who was the director of the CIA. Right. This stuff has tentacles. Oh, and I want to share something that just came in a minute ago since we were talking about October 7th. This comes from an anonymous individual who says, I have people on the ground whom I talk to weekly in Israel. they all say they knew it was coming weeks in advance they said they thought there was no way to conclude nothing was going to happen based on all the activity and the movement of equipment on the other side of the wall
Starting point is 01:40:12 they hate BB's guts by the way and these are self-proclaimed Zionists we're talking about go figure and that's the other thing we have to remember is that a lot of this is self-serving for BB because BB is looking at going to prison
Starting point is 01:40:30 he is still looking at going to prison if he ever loses his grip on power but damn what was that thing I was going to bring up oh well maybe it'll come back as the conversation the power of myth yeah but it does because it sounded interesting I was I was like full attention
Starting point is 01:40:56 well it was just one of those things that that gets dropped and forgotten and doesn't become a part of the narrative right And I wish I... Because... Okay, I went to Elise. Oh, well, maybe it'll come back.
Starting point is 01:41:10 If not, it'll probably happen at about 3 o'clock in the morning, and I'll write a note to myself. It won't be nearly as... It won't be nearly as compelling then. I do that all the time. I don't know why that happens. Me, too. It's...
Starting point is 01:41:28 It's super chilling. And then you were talking about... You were talking about the other day what's her name with the with the space lasers oh god I'm so bad with names um oh Leon scum
Starting point is 01:41:43 yes and then and I was looking into that because I was listening to I was listening to the clip you were playing the other day I was driving the car and I was thinking to I was thinking out loud
Starting point is 01:41:58 police I was talking to myself and whoever was listening on my phone um I was saying I was like I think I was like there's got I think I was like there's got to be some like isn't I was like
Starting point is 01:42:13 isn't there's some technology where you can move data with lasers and so I looked it up and sure enough there's there's all those starlink connections yeah and I was like holy shit and yes a laser will
Starting point is 01:42:29 a laser will carry data right language instructions and he's got a constellation of satellites privately owned out there in space with I mean
Starting point is 01:42:48 who who knows what kind of technology that he is installed on those on those Starlings and then he's letting then he sells to unsuspecting customers customers
Starting point is 01:43:02 with the air quotes like Starlink access the internet through Starlink and then who knows that what all of those people who have connected their homes to Starlink, who knows what kind of information he's gathering with all of those
Starting point is 01:43:20 Starlink terminals and what kind of computing power he can bring to bear. I don't know. And I'm not a computer scientist, so I have no way of figuring that out. But it does make me wonder. Well, I've been doing something
Starting point is 01:43:43 similar. and I got to thinking Okay, so we know that Leon Scum harvested a shitload of registered voters' names
Starting point is 01:44:01 and we know that a shitload of those people didn't... Spoonamore document Pardon? Spoonamore. A letter that puts his name Spoonamore wrote? Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:44:14 Yeah. And we know a lot of those people didn't vote because they made a point of telling them you just have to be registered, you don't have to vote. Well, what if you used those communications lasers to isolate and identify those voters in swing states and figured out a way to make their votes register? Is that possible? If you reread Spooner's letter, I've read it a couple of times since you introduced us to it.
Starting point is 01:44:58 he he's a cybersecurity expert or Republican and he and his assessment was that that sort of hack is not technically sophisticated at all and as a matter of fact that hack that we had seen in a days prior with all of the Hamas cell phones blowing up was was I'm going to say infinitely but I'm exaggerating infinitely more complicated and sophisticated to pull off than hacking. And since you brought up the beepers, that attack, and granted, this guy's a comedian. He's some variety of West Asian, perhaps sent to the South Asian, I don't know. He's funny as hell. but he's also very trenchant at the same time
Starting point is 01:45:59 and he talked about seeing a video from a guy and a guy whose face and voice were obscured who said that in fact the murder of Charlie Kirk was in fact a Mossad job but here's the thing here's the thing he said it was actually a fuck-up
Starting point is 01:46:25 because the you know the clip on microphone that was on Charlie Kirk was rigged to explode
Starting point is 01:46:40 and make it look like he'd been shot but that it actually fucked up and instead of blowing up inward blew up upward
Starting point is 01:46:52 and hit him in the neck where they said a bullet hit him and he said you know this is basically the same technology that was used with the beepers.
Starting point is 01:47:07 Whoa. And I don't know how Alex Jones that is. Right. But then he pointed out, and, you know, everybody was so in shock, nobody was paying attention to this sort of thing. That's how people get away with things. He pointed out that the very next day,
Starting point is 01:47:29 a crew came in and completely repaved the area where Kirk died because shrapnel. From the bomb. Yeah. Wow. The bomb that didn't blow inward, but instead blew upward and outward. How do people come up with this shit?
Starting point is 01:47:56 I wouldn't even be able to even begin to come up with a plan like that. No, if you want to send a message. And that's the thing, you know, this is another one of the, and look, you know, I didn't shed a tears or chuckles Kirk. Right. But he had, and this is undeniable, it's a timeline. He had, and Tuckio Rose talks about this, and Candio talks about this, and they're, you know, fringe fascists. But a couple of weeks before, he had been talking about what a bad idea it was.
Starting point is 01:48:42 was for the United States to let Israel set U.S. foreign policy. And he said, and this was in conjunction with talking about the Epstein files. And he comes back on air for another show and says, I'm not going to talk about Epstein anymore because I talked to President Trump and he told me that everything's okay. and I'm going to trust President Trump. And then his base, the people who provided him with his millionaire life, turned on him. And he came back and said,
Starting point is 01:49:26 well, I didn't mean I was never going to talk about it again. And then a week later, he's dead. Yeah. I mean, I realize association is not causation, but damn, ain't that weird. There's a lot of circumstantial evidence. I mean, it's weird on the level of, say, Jeffrey Epstein, 20 years old, getting hired to teach at an elite boys boarding school
Starting point is 01:49:53 when he didn't even have a college degree. And I think we like our teachers to have college degrees, don't we? I mean, we talked in the past how, like if you're a magistrate in West Virginia, you don't even have to graduate high school. But generally speaking, we like for teachers to have college degrees because it shows that, you know, you kind of did the work. You went to class. You learned something.
Starting point is 01:50:17 Well, Bill Barr's dad, who had some creepy connections, who also, by the way, wrote a bad science fiction novel about teenage sex slavery, hires Jeffrey Epstein to teach at this elite boys boarding school, and that was Jeffrey Epstein's entree. into everything that came after. Bill Barr's Daddy, huh? Wow. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:50:58 And see, any one of these pieces of information in isolation probably would not be sufficient to come up with it, to come to any sort of conclusion. But all of the, the totality, I'm going to use a legal term, the total, I think we can, we can start to put together a narrative that would probably surpass, would probably,
Starting point is 01:51:31 would probably meet the preponderance of the evidence standard, if that's what we're going with, to like create the narrative and prove the narrative. And if that's the kind of behavior that they're willing to engage in, to protect their secrets, even for people that, like, ostensibly agree with them to the to the to the degree where they're murdering people staging murders possibly murdering hundreds of thousands of like these are not good people
Starting point is 01:52:19 and i which i don't know i don't know to bring in the idea of constitutional collapse i don't know if I don't know if the framers of the Constitution, the original framers, that is, would have been able to foresee this level of criminality, this level of intentional sadism when crafting the guarantees and protections and structure of the United States government. As hypocritical and racist as those people were, because they were a product of their times, really, I don't think that their level, like the level of sadism and racism, that the group of people that we're discussing now, what they evidence, I think it far surpasses anything that was cultural. condition into the founding fathers. I agree I concur in part and dissent in part. Okay.
Starting point is 01:53:49 I agree with most of what you said, but when it comes to the potential for venality and criminality, the founders and framers did not have to look that far to find it. Because the British crown
Starting point is 01:54:06 and the British Parliament were nothing but corruption ran rampant okay who was it that lost the colonies for England the Lord North I think
Starting point is 01:54:22 I'm very fortunate in that I had a lot of years to sit around and listen to Dr. Bill O'Brien whose specialty his Ph.D was in the debate
Starting point is 01:54:37 surrounding the ratification of the Constitution Oh, that's fantastic. And if you ever get the chance, I mean, it's multi-volume. I mean, it's huge and fascinating. But as for the, no, they knew because, and I'm working from memory here, I think it was George Mason when they were discussing the pardon power. George Mason and Virginia rose and said, I'm paraphrasing. God damn, this is a bad idea.
Starting point is 01:55:15 And what he said to those assembled is, none of us would ever do anything like this, but let's say we're in the future sometime. And a guy, because they all presumed it would be a guy, and it has been, a guy could get the presidency, engage in a massive criminal operation, and then use the presidential pardon power to, cover his ass, to which the other delegates to the Constitutional Convention said,
Starting point is 01:55:55 Opa Shaw. I sometimes think, David, that while the rest of us, God bless you, Dr. Bill O'Brien, I need to talk to Dr. Bill soon. It's been a while. But I get the sensation that while the rest of us weren't reading about that, you know who was? The people who wanted to create vast criminal enterprises out of the White House and then use the pardon power to protect themselves and save their cronies.
Starting point is 01:56:35 How many times does it have to fucking happen? Every president uses to one degree or another the pardon power. And it's usually used pretty judiciously. But, you know, to write wrongs and give people second chances and whatnot. But I am so old that I can remember smack dab in the middle of the great cleanest hunt. And by the way, the guy that I'm about to mention was an absolute goddamn dick. His name was Mark Rich. And the Republicans back then absolutely had kittens with crocheted tails and purple polka dots.
Starting point is 01:57:21 when Bill Clinton pardoned Mark Rich who had taken his gazillions and fled to Switzerland. Now, I hated him because he was the author of the lockout at an aluminum plant in Ravenswood, West Virginia,
Starting point is 01:57:37 Ravenswood Aluminum, where he basically engaged in an illegal lockout that crushed the aluminum workers of America. But he'd engaged in some other sketchy shit. and I mean to tell you, David, the Republicans, I mean, they'd already been screaming, my friends, the flag is falling.
Starting point is 01:58:01 How am I ever going to explain to my child that the President of the United States received a blowjob in the Oval Office? My friends. And, you know, I was heard that. Well, you know, maybe that's one of those I'll tell you about it when you get a little older kid. But this is the same Rush Limbaugh
Starting point is 01:58:24 who would go on air and repeat the same tired joke over and over again. My friends, did you hear about the tranny, the woman who turned into a guy? My friends, it's a complicated surgical procedure. It's called an addidic to me. That's not funny. And I was driving around in the family truckster with four kids in the van.
Starting point is 01:58:59 And I'm like, and you wonder how you're going to explain Bill Clinton's blowjob when I got to explain transgender people to six-year-olds? And in the meantime, they're snort and blow off of toilet seats and shit. Seats, yeah. Having cocaine. But the point there of my little long-winded excursus is that they used to throw fits about the pardon power. but then, well, this was long since Bill Barr told George H.W. Pappy Bush
Starting point is 01:59:39 who was thinking, oh, well, you know, Bill, I probably should pardon Cap Weinberger. He's a fine fellow. He's been to dinner with me and Barbara a number of times. And Bill Barr just stopped him mid-sentence and said, Mr. President, in for a penny, in for a pound. If you're going to pardon one, pardon them all. Well, that makes good sense to me. That means none of them can ever roll over.
Starting point is 01:59:59 on me, doesn't it? Precisely, Mr. President. And so there was an entire raft of Republican corruption that was pardoned. And that's Pappy Bush. And who winds up being the Attorney General for Dub? Bill Barr. And who winds up being the Attorney General for Nitwit Niro? Bill Barr. and of course who is the only man who really had the power not to kill Jeffrey Epstein but to spirit him out of the country Bill Barr Bill Barr
Starting point is 02:00:46 who was on the other end of the phone when Epstein made the call to his mother who had been dead for 20 years on an unsecured phone with no monitoring of the call and when he called his dead mom a male voice. answered.
Starting point is 02:01:07 We still don't know. Yeah. And so, oh, there was an autopsy. Yeah, and there are anomalies with the autopsy. This, I mean, it's just so chilling. You send, you send, you send, you send him down to Guadalajara. You give him a brand new face. He sits around with some dark glasses on in the, in the Mexican sunshine. And then he just walks through the doors at the Israel.
Starting point is 02:01:40 Rayleigh Embassy in Mexico City and the next thing you know he's on a beach maybe in Tel Aviv or maybe down on that southern beach is this as has been said to me a moment ago in Argentina
Starting point is 02:01:55 maybe maybe Argentina but probably Israel where they can keep a close eye on him and he can sit there and just refresh recollections refresh my margarita and let me refresh your recollection of the time
Starting point is 02:02:13 that Donald Trump told a 13 year old girl who had never had sex as he unzipped his fly, you just lay back and I'll teach you how to be a good little girl. That's so perverse. And then when she bit his
Starting point is 02:02:29 dick, he punched her in the head. It's in the paperwork. It's in the files. Yeah, yeah. Which by the way, we still don't Do we still have the redaction report yet that was legally required that explained all of the redactions? Did we ever get that?
Starting point is 02:02:52 Oh, you sweet summer child. Which reminds me, though, we had a couple of news items earlier today. And it turns out that Jojo Blondie's life really was calling her. She claims to have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. what are you having for dinner this evening? You get my meaning. No, she said she's been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, but at the same time,
Starting point is 02:03:25 she's being brought back into the Trump administration. Did you know that? I didn't, and I'm having trouble remembering who that particular person is. Jojo Blondie, the Attorney General? Oh, okay, okay. Right. Sometimes I get confused with the nicknames. I know, sorry.
Starting point is 02:03:53 But she's also been hit with an ethics complaint that said she ran the DOJ like a weapon. Lawyers defending American Democracy, Democracy Defenders Fund, and lawyers for the rule of law filed the bar complaint against her with the Florida Bar Association, saying she ran the DOJ like a weapon and now 100 plus scholars, retired judges, and retired Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Peggy Quince, joined by Democracy Defenders Fund, and LDADORG and LFRL are holding her accountable. That was from Norm Eisen.
Starting point is 02:04:34 But, more importantly, by the way, the bar complaint, among the new apparent violations highlighted in the complaint are Ms. Bondi's apparent violation of the Epstein-Files Transparency Act, including her ability to supervise subordinate officers in their review and release of the files. And they note that under her supervision, the DOJ, released more than 100 survivors identified information and personal information. So we've got that. But that's not all.
Starting point is 02:05:11 So, yeah, she's got thyroid cancer, but she's also. but she's also back in the Maggot Mal administration. He's back in the fold, as it were. Uh-huh. Glenn Kirshner addressed it, and he's no slouch. He said, Pam Bondy seems to know where the Epstein bodies are buried, figuratively speaking. I don't know if it's even figuratively to you. And given the investigation out in New Mexico,
Starting point is 02:05:47 into the Zorro ranch and some of the reporting about what may have gone on out there. Maybe she knows where the bodies are buried literally. So doesn't it seem like if Pam Bondi decided to start talking publicly about what she saw in those Epstein files, what she knows about the men who may have been involved in, complicit in the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and Jisland Maxwell? Don't you think that could be something of a problem for Donald Trump? And here's the thing. She's a lawyer. she probably knows as much about AI as your humble Ostice does or you, a lawyer, does, which is, that's no insult, but, you know, not in the wheelhouse, right?
Starting point is 02:06:26 Right, right. Well, she's going to serve. What I learned about AI, I learned from Terminator 2. Okay. So she's going to serve on Tangerine Tiberius's AI, AI task force alongside AI guru David Sacks and other business leaders. Kirchner went on and said Donald Trump fired her in humiliating fashion and then Trump named Todd, I love you, Mr. President Blanche as acting attorney general.
Starting point is 02:07:03 Now Trump is bringing Pam back. Do we really think he's bringing her back for her expertise in science, technology, and infrastructure? Or might be he'd be bringing her back to keep her close, keep her in the the fold. Maybe even keep her quiet. And now she's got thyroid cancer. Oh, maybe he brought her back so she could have some of that sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet, federal White House health insurance coverage. Maybe she was on Cobra. I don't know. This is, I mean, I'm going. Okay. So the thing that I learned, I am a sweet summer child. And I am mourning the death of some of my innocence currently.
Starting point is 02:07:48 That's a personal struggle. Because what I learned in law school is that not everyone has the best intentions and operates on that level most of the time. And it challenged my fundamental belief in the core goodness. of humanity. However, I cannot, I still cannot bring myself to believe that the vast majority of the people on this planet are as duplicitous and nefarious and scheming and calculating and malicious and did I say duplicitous? And they aren't and that's, and that's why everybody Pashaw, George Mason. Right.
Starting point is 02:08:42 and what I learned in law school is that I have to consider I have to consider that there are people that don't think like me and that was really that was a really chilling realization it is and it kind of it's kind of a hand-in-glove law school thing because there are as was pointed out to me years and years and years ago
Starting point is 02:09:15 by another lawyer on this program. There are two kinds of law schools. There are the law schools that the David's and the Billable Ricks and Darlene and even your
Starting point is 02:09:32 humble Ostice attended, where they teach you how to be a lawyer. They teach you what the fucking rules are. Right. They teach you those high-minded concepts about whereby one can live greatly in the law. But the elite law schools, where our betters go,
Starting point is 02:09:55 your Yale's, your Harvard's, your Stanford's, those law schools teach students how to get around the law, how to come up with arguments that the law as stated should not be followed. How day is night. and black is white and up is down and right is left and all you have to be safe go ahead
Starting point is 02:10:34 sorry I was going to say would it be safe to would it be safe to say that those types of law schools don't teach the law so much as they teach power and how to wield it that's a perfect expression absolutely perfect
Starting point is 02:10:51 Okay They teach the manipulation of power And the acquisition of power through the manipulation of law That's disgusting Well all you have to do is wander around Project 2025 for a little bit And you can see it in action How to use the law as a cudgel And not a guardian
Starting point is 02:11:22 Of democracy How to use the rule of law To destroy the rule of law To destroy the rule of law. And once again, that's some pretty serious Nazi shit. And that's the kind of, that's the kind
Starting point is 02:11:39 of like existential stuff that I'm trying to work through after law school. And it's the stuff that a lifetime is made of. Hey, let me do something here. First of all, let me remind folks that
Starting point is 02:11:56 Ralph says James Tala Rico's first political ad challenges on the table. That would get us down to $4,055 for the month of May. And it would be great if we weren't a goose egg this evening. It really would be. And secondly, I was just reminded of something. I have this ugly habit of answering calls on the stress line and then blabbing off.
Starting point is 02:12:31 But apparently it's Tracy. and, well, you love Tracy. I love Tracy. Let's bring Tracy on board. Hey, Tracy. Hey. Hey. Hey, can you hear me?
Starting point is 02:12:42 Hi, Tracy. So, uh, hey, baby, how are you? I got my bar number. Can you hear me? I can hear you. Can you hear me? I can hear you. Think sweet black baby Jesus.
Starting point is 02:12:58 Oh my goodness. It's about goddamn motherfucking time. Hmm. I know. I know. I'm getting all into my. I'm getting into my auntie black auntie voice. Oh, that's good.
Starting point is 02:13:13 Listen to me. No. No, I, I've just, you know, I just wanted to say hey and definitely congratulations, baby. Do you still have your job now, though? Did you get in time to keep your job? No, no. But I did get offered another position with the public defender of Marion County, which is Salem, Oregon, which is about an hour south of Portland.
Starting point is 02:13:39 And now that I've got my bar number, I should be moving forward with the onboarding there. Okay, good, good. See, you know, no matter what they do, they can't keep us down. No matter how hard they try, they can't keep us down. But I just, I forgot why I called. So you guys know how I talk about white people. And I actually got something nice for a white woman today. And even though I was lying.
Starting point is 02:14:11 So I was driving, I was dropping off one of my kids. And I hear this white kid, this teenage white kid, this teenage boy, screaming at his mother at the top of his lungs. And because it was like she was in front of a school. And it was obviously she was picking him up from school. And she looked like she was about to, you know, he gets off, he's screaming at her. and then he gets off the car and he slams the door. And now the blacks, so the black mother's side of me wanting to say,
Starting point is 02:14:43 you need to slap the taste out of his mouth. But no, I didn't say that. What I did say, even though I was lying, the very bottom of my soul, I said, maybe it gets better. And she looked at me and said, thank you. But I'm like, bitch, I'm lying because if he's yelling at you already,
Starting point is 02:15:03 at this point, It ain't going to get no better unless you yoke his ass to do something. Because if he, if these guys are up to, because I looked at him, maybe he's about 15 years old. If he's disrespectful at this point, I don't think there's need to turn it back. But anyway, but I just, I did my kind deed for the day. I think at this point for the Citry, when it comes to, you know, my kindness toward people, the less melanchet, you know, the non-melanated folks. But I was, as I called my mother, and I said, well, this white woman,
Starting point is 02:15:37 and she's like, oh, God, what did you do? Because, you know, she's like, oh, well enough to know. And I said, no, no, no, I did something kind. You know, oh, shit, somebody hit a skunk. Oh, my God, I could smell skunk. Sorry. Hot coffee. Oh, God, that's, oh, that's a horrible smell.
Starting point is 02:15:58 Jesus. I think maybe that's what Pam Bondi probably smells like. What? Yeah. That is what her soul smells like. If she had a soul, Pam Boddy's soul would smell like dead skunk. So,
Starting point is 02:16:23 so, yeah. And, and oh, and then, you know, my quick food porn, I may,
Starting point is 02:16:30 I told Robert about this earlier this morning. I've been, you know, y'all been baking, but yes, on Monday, I made a strawberry sheet cake with fresh strawberries.
Starting point is 02:16:41 And y'all, It was so good and so moist. Probably one of the easiest recipes I've made because, you know, of course, it's the strawberry season. And yes, I live in California, so I could pretty much get strawberries year-round. But this is the time of the year. What is it from May to, what, June? Yeah, it's a piece of strawberry season. It's short, yeah.
Starting point is 02:17:06 But I got fresh strawberries, and it was just because I, I, One of my favorite cakes, and my mother would make it for me every year for my birthday would be strawberry cake. But, of course, it would be box cake mix, right? And so I've never made, and I would, you know, I would make strawberry cakes from box cake mix. I've never made a strawberry cake from scratch. I will never. As long as I remain black and my ass points to the ground will I ever, ever, ever, ever make a strawberry cake from the box again. once you just you know how to you know I just I can't not in all good conscience oh I know why I was calling so I went to the dentist today and um you know I have Denta Cow so um and the people are really nice and I'm very efficient and stuff um so Denser Cal paid for um you know it pays for you get one cleaning a year and exam and stuff like that
Starting point is 02:18:14 well, I need more work. I need like a crown and deep cleaning. But now Dentacal pays for that as well. I think you get up to like $2,000 a year toward your dental care. So there must have been some legislation within the last 10 years that pays for this. But you know, you got to get your approvals and stuff like that, right? But then they also presented, you know, about me getting implants. And it gave me the spill and stuff.
Starting point is 02:18:40 I'm like, well, I can't afford implants. y'all are you so they gave me the estimate of how much the implants would cost because i've lost a lot of teeth and stuff i wear parcels but i still have a you know i still have enough and i still have pretty much a lot of my teeth robin are you ready for how much get just guess guess i just want you to guess how much uh implants they how much they were going to cost me if i uh 20 20 large i wish 42,000 dollars did Damn. So I said, no, I'm sorry. But thank you, you know, because obviously whatever's happening with my teeth is not bad enough that they got to pull all my teeth and give me implant.
Starting point is 02:19:25 And so I was talking to a friend of mine and I'm like, now, look, riddle me this, Batman. I'm on good to cow, which means what, y'all? I am low income. So why would you even, even present me with, you know, try to pay if I, if I, Look, if I'm low income, if I have $42,000 to put in my mouth, I think I should no longer be on Dental. What you say? But Danticleal ain't going to cover that, right?
Starting point is 02:19:58 No, fuck no. Most dental insurance don't cover implants. Yeah. But the thing is, it's like, y'all, $42,000 had the money. And plus, look, I'm going to be sick, you know. maybe if I was in my 30s, maybe even into my 40s I was making X amount of money, you know, what have you, I would consider it or better yet. I just have one of my Mexican homies take me down to Mexico.
Starting point is 02:20:32 Actually, at one point before my friend died, it's been a work done and stuff. And we had talked about him, I'm going with him and, you know, starting the whole process, but he passed away. But $42,000, how is that even right? How don't even come up with that fucking number? It's, but it's not about, it's not about providing any sort of health care for people. It's about, honestly, I'm hearing that story and I'm thinking about it's about putting people into debt. I think the assumption possibly, Tracy, in presenting you that.
Starting point is 02:21:18 option is I think that they may have been hoping that you would have considered taking out a loan for that. Yeah. It was $42,000. Oh, yeah. And so I think I- $42,000. I think part of it is trying to exploit people into an exploitative loan agreement.
Starting point is 02:21:50 A predatory because I honestly, I'm sitting here thinking about it and I think that is, I think that was, I think that's the plot. I think that's the scheme. Right. And you know it's predatory this, I forget, I think it's called care dental
Starting point is 02:22:07 or whatever that they you know, they credit card or credit, not so much a credit card, but credit specifically for medical and dental expenses. But the second that the fact that we have
Starting point is 02:22:23 heard about this Yeah, it's like care plan I don't know I think it's nationwide um care something that they specialize
Starting point is 02:22:34 and giving people you know loans to pay for dental and what is so something about this country that they say and you know
Starting point is 02:22:45 it's that be a fucking high interest rate you know this it's going to be you know some kind of predatory lending and all this.
Starting point is 02:22:54 So if I decided, okay, $42,000, and by the time I'm paying, it's paid for it, it'll probably twice that much with the interest. You know, you're talking double-digit interest rate. But it just,
Starting point is 02:23:12 I said, you know, no, thank you. And to their credit, though, they did not say, oh, we could finance and all that sort of stuff. at least they didn't go there with it. But I, it just, I'm like, and to your point, it's just setting people up for more, to be in more debt.
Starting point is 02:23:34 And I'm sorry, I'll be 60 to buy it. And I'll be, look, if I'm going to spend $42,000 or something, it sure is fucking going to be a goddamn fee. I could buy a, I still buy a decent, a very nice car for that kind of money. Because the mentality is, come on. The mentality is still. is, the mentality still is, that you and I and everybody else of a lower class or social status imposed by them, the thinking still is that we are not people, that we are assets with which
Starting point is 02:24:13 to be utilized for the aggrandizement and enrichment of our social betters. that is still the mentality listen to you you're so educated you're so articulate you're clean too Robin is dying you know 42 grand
Starting point is 02:24:44 you know 42 grand if I could take out a loan for 42 grand hell I'd have new gutters some new roofing and most of all I would have an HVAC system where I wasn't having
Starting point is 02:25:00 to spend thousands of dollars on bottled propane to keep from freezing to death in the winter? That's what I'm saying. That is what I'm saying. I'm like, if I have $42,000, you know, like that's it. In the economy right now, I don't know if you can get a used Ugo for $42,000. Well, remember, I live in California. So we have used cars, you know, around there. because we don't have to deal with rest and stuff like that.
Starting point is 02:25:33 So, no, I could still get, I could get a decent car. Or at least put down, you know, like 20 grand on a car or what have you. But I'm not spending 42. I think there's something, I think, I think there will be something inherently selfish for me to spend 40, unless it was medically necessary at that look, we're going to, you know, you need to, you know, you need this because blah, blah, blah. Okay, that would be a whole different conversation, but that is not what is happening.
Starting point is 02:26:07 This is definitely just for cosmetic purposes. Okay? So, yes. So I just... Well, isn't it dental hygiene and health? Isn't that tied to other parts of, like, a person's health? I'm not... Right.
Starting point is 02:26:27 And like I said, that's why, you know, with Dentecow, it pays the basics. Like I said, I'm going to get, I got my teeth clean today. I got an exam and all the things. And then they're going to submit the paperwork in order for me to get, you know, because I need two new crowns, a root canal or what have you. Not even a root canal, but like something to strengthen the post for the crowns. deep, you know, deep quadrant cleaning and some gum stuff, you know, gum something or another. Because, like you said, people have died from, because, you know, the gum disease and stuff that's led to, you know, heart disease.
Starting point is 02:27:11 And the fact that, you know, sepsis. Huh? Yeah, sepsis. A 41-year-old NASCAR driver died last week after getting sick the week before with pneumonia, and it became sepsis, and he did. Right. I mean, especially things that happen in a hospital, but otherwise other places as well, a urinary tract infection can go septic and a heartbeaten, and you dead. You did.
Starting point is 02:27:42 By the way, by the way, Leah in New York, Tracy's dental options, implants would be more important if she needed it for eating strawberry cake. But I do have some, I have. I have some breaking news. This is fairly recent. Ralph's just alerted me to it. The filth never ends. Todd Blanchie, that noble pleader who got his own client hung out to dry on 34 felony counts, who then, becoming acting attorney general,
Starting point is 02:28:31 engaged, settled a case on behalf of the DOJ. to the advantage of nitwit Nero. That's the 1776 billion, $1.776 billion-dollar slush fund. Yeah, that walking wad of corruption and ethics violations. The DOJ has launched a criminal investigation of E. Jean Carroll. It's naked corruption at this point. It's unabashed, out in the open, blatant corruption. They're even trying to hide the shit.
Starting point is 02:29:20 They're just, they, at this point, they don't give up. Fuck. Alina Habina, Habina, Habana, Habana, Council for the parking garage. They all need to lose their law licenses. Law license. They all do. At this point, it's just, I am. shocks me anymore at this point.
Starting point is 02:29:50 Y'all. Just naked, just criminal, just they, again, they ain't even trying to hide this shit anymore. And this is why I'm laughing at these black Republicans, because
Starting point is 02:30:06 the only reason why y'all was they let you in, you know, 2,000 Negroes in so they can have them near. Oh, we ain't racist? Look, we got some, we got some the Negroes. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:30:20 Right. That tokenism. As what... That tokenism. And now that they are just like, fuck it, we are fucking racist as fuck. And we all... We all know tokens get spent.
Starting point is 02:30:35 Yes. And like that motherfucker, you know, in Kentucky, that brought no charges to Rihanna Taylor. And he got, he got Molly fuck. being walked.
Starting point is 02:30:52 I think he lost by like 30 points or something like that. It was an ass weapon. What? It was, and then like these ones that are, you know, Cunning and, you know, and all that. Okay.
Starting point is 02:31:07 I heard something the other day from one of my favorite Louis Daniel favors. Are you ready for it, Robin? Bring it. You can never say it. coonastic who
Starting point is 02:31:24 gnastic behavior ooh they day nasty and I heard that I had to sit I was driving
Starting point is 02:31:38 I literally had to pull over to catch my breath that's alert and I looked it up it's in the urban dictionary who nasty
Starting point is 02:31:50 and so and the and the domes all these motherfuckers that's been you know and they're saying you know
Starting point is 02:31:58 especially with the redistricting or the gerrymandering and all that, the one that I was elected in an all-white, blah, blah, blah, but see, brad, they don't need your ass no more. They don't need you anymore. They do not. You are going to be tap-tassing until your fucking toes bleed. They'll keep a couple. They'll keep like, oh, boy, because, you know, the one black guy on the cabinet
Starting point is 02:32:24 who is always, you know, the HUD secretary, but that's, you know, urban stuff. That's the black job. So they'll keep him, and they'll probably, you know, and if the, you know, the connoissecutator in Florida, what's his name, the one that's running for governor? Oh, Byron Donald. Yeah, so if he wins, you know, he'll be, you know,
Starting point is 02:32:53 so they're going to keep a couple. But, like, what's his name? Didn't even get, he didn't get in. All these people. Well, I'm just sitting back waiting. And I just, yeah. Oh, shit, it's 5-12. I know you got to go.
Starting point is 02:33:13 But, yeah. But, again, David, I am so very proud of you. Oh, my God. Thank you. Thank you. I just wanted to add, because I'm sitting here thinking about our conversation about tokens and tokenism. And I think part of the reason why they do that, and this is just speculation on my part, I think that part of the reason why they do that is, like you said, to give a veneer of racial equality, a veneer of legitimacy to their naked, unabashed manipulation, power wielding, and exploitation.
Starting point is 02:33:57 And I think they also do that to maintain in the minds of the public, in the minds of us, that their machinations are only aimed at people of color and only aimed at people of, from marginalized communities. when in fact their Machiavellian machinations are aimed at all of us. And they do that partially, I think, to prevent solidarity between us so that we do not unite against them. Well, hasn't that been the strategy since 1619? Yes. Pretty much. And Robin, you being the queen of history, and words and stuff.
Starting point is 02:34:55 We all know, especially during, you know, after the Civil War and during Reconstruction, how, what they did because, you know, the poor whites and the indigenous folks and the black folks were like, mm-mm. But then the white, rich planter class, the saw, it's like, oh, no, these people, you know, they're about to do some shit. So what do they do? They gave the white men to vote. Now, you still poor as fuck.
Starting point is 02:35:21 He's still poor. You still own own land. but we're going to turn you. We're going to make you white and give you the vote, but you still ain't got shit. And so, and for them, they rather be able to,
Starting point is 02:35:33 and the ability to look down on other people. Well, and say, well, Lisa, I'm not black. Or I'm these. I'm not fit.
Starting point is 02:35:41 Right. And, and, you know, LBJ was talking about that. Right. You know, we're going to lose the Southport generation.
Starting point is 02:35:49 Motherfuck, it's been 60 years. This has been how many generations? Yeah. Yeah, it's gone. It's gone. You know, by the way they...
Starting point is 02:35:57 Go ahead, David. As I was going to say, it's also why they whitewash Mark Luther King Jr.'s message about the beloved community, about building a community of solidarity amongst people from every walk of life. That was what the civil rights movement was about. Yes, it was about bringing into fruition the promise that this country made to black people from its inception. But in a broader sense, it was also about building the type of community that makes democracy real in practice,
Starting point is 02:36:33 building the type of economic system that makes democracy real in practice. Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, this is kind of tangential, but Barney Frank entered hospice and gave his final interview a couple of weeks ago. he has since passed on. But my God, I read a transcript of that interview, and I was like, this is how you're going out?
Starting point is 02:37:02 Really, Barney? This is how you're going out? As one of those white moderates that Dr. King was writing about in a letter from Birmingham jail? Who says, I'm all for you, but wait. The time isn't right.
Starting point is 02:37:21 And in this case, why anybody would ask Barney Frank about the trans community some community I have no idea but he said basically he said oh no we've the
Starting point is 02:37:38 the transes need to engage in incrementalism and give up on all of this sports stuff and bathroom stuff Barney he's a lot Marsha P. Johnson
Starting point is 02:37:57 going to be waiting for him at the gates. Oh, yeah. But it's... And by the way, this is just an aside, just from here in West Virginia. You know, West Virginia has one trans girl athlete. One! One!
Starting point is 02:38:16 One! Uno! Aine! Unis. Her name's Becky. And we had our state track late recently and
Starting point is 02:38:31 she won in one of the track and field events do you know and David this will make you run outside and eat dirt and run rabbits do you know that the Attorney General of West Virginia fired off an ex parte letter
Starting point is 02:38:47 to the Supreme Court of the United States to inform them that she had won an event why are you kidding me no sir I am not kidding you. And he thought that was appropriate?
Starting point is 02:39:06 He can give a shit if it was appropriate. Oh, okay. But the interesting thing about this young woman is that her body beyond what happened about six weeks after conception when the Y chromosome turns on briefly and then just goes to sleep for the rest of your life. Beyond that, the girl's body has never been affected at all by testosterone.
Starting point is 02:39:49 She was put on puberty blockers before her body's own endocrine system could start producing testosterone. round. So she has no natural advantage. The only reason that she went, the only reason that she won this event is because she did what athletes do. She trained.
Starting point is 02:40:16 She worked harder. She wanted it more. But yet these sons of bitches still claim that she has some sort of unfair advantage. You know, I'm sorry. I'm looking at the, you know, the flyers because our primary is next Tuesday.
Starting point is 02:40:49 And I'm so tired of these people endorsing these fucking, like Brad Sherman, who's my congressperson. He's a Zionist. And I'm looking at his, who's endorsing him. The National Organization for Women, Cow Dem. California Teachers Association, Equity, Equality, California. And I'm like, no, y'all, come on.
Starting point is 02:41:24 This is why we have, this is, you know, why we have what we have, you know. And here's what bothers me is one of the things that people have been saying and you've been saying, the reason why Democrats are losing, besides, you know, the outright cheating of the Republican Party, it's the fact that they're still doing this
Starting point is 02:41:51 middle of the road bullshit and not doing more progressive policies. Our boy in New York, show them what can be done if you do some progressive shit. But no, you guys wanted to keep doing this middle of the road bullshit. God.
Starting point is 02:42:13 Because they have a team of, they have a team of Democratic strategists that have spent their careers making a whole bunch of money telling Democrats to act more like Republicans. And that's the way to win elections. And they've been doing that since the 1990s. And all of the Democratic power establishment has bought into that line of bullshit. And that's why, in my view, Democrats are so scared. of embracing more progressive ideas, even though the vast majority of people, when presented with democratic or progressive,
Starting point is 02:42:52 I'm sorry, progressive ideals or ideas and policies without attachment to any party, favor them. And it's just propaganda that people have been conditioned to believe that Democrats are weaker on the economy, weaker on Social Security, weaker on, not Social Security, We can on national security, we care on American values, and all of it's bullshit. All of it was designed to enshrine in the American populace the idea that their way is better for society as a whole, when demonstrably it's not. We are in more debt when they are in power.
Starting point is 02:43:42 We are in more strife when they are in power. we are constantly being pulled into wars all over the world when they are in power, to the detriment of the American society and to the detriment of the American public, and to the detriment, quite frankly, of marginalized communities. And coming back to a thought that I had previously when you were talking about the one trans athlete in West Virginia, I think that they do these types of ultra-war divide-and-conquer tactics to subliminally instill in the American public the idea that there is a difference in citizenship, that there are inherently people that deserve less citizenship, less protection of the law than everyone else, because that's the way they view the way. They view the world.
Starting point is 02:44:47 They view themselves as better than other people. And so when they are, when they're doing this culture war stuff, they're doing it to subliminally prime the American public into believing that there is a class of people that deserves less citizenship, that deserves less protection of the law. And it has everything to do with keeping them in power and status. That's it. Again, you know, that's how after, you know, reconstruction, you know, during Reaching Construction and all those things, it was, it wasn't about giving, you know, giving poor white people and, you know, people, whites from, you know, immigrants from Europe and Eastern Europe and all that. It wasn't about giving them equal access. It was just about them keeping their power. That was that.
Starting point is 02:45:43 It had nothing to do with anything but that. And the thing that, the thing that bothers me is that it's quite clearly a strategy that they've employed for decades. And I don't, what, what gets under my craw is that why do we keep falling for Lucy pulling the football out? from under us, right? Because we can't, because we do we do you do that one more time? We can't unify. We can't unify.
Starting point is 02:46:15 Yes. Because there's always, you know, there's always a holier than thou, a more pure than thou faction. Thank you. I mean, it reminds me of, you know,
Starting point is 02:46:34 the late 19th, early 20th century every time they were, was a labor action, you could bet your ass that the, that it was, that, that that group, whatever it was, was infiltrated by the company. I mean, like you said, could you imagine, oh, I'm sorry, go ahead, Robin. No, but I just, I just, I just wanted to say, we got a quote from Dr. King. Steve just sent this along in New York. This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:47:19 Well, it's like, you know, because you know I don't give a damn about sports. But I got to get out of here. I don't got to get out of here. But just, you know, what I was thinking about, you know, real quick about the NAACP calling for black athletes to say, you know, fuck you. We're not, what is the SEC? What does this stand for? And they're saying, you know, for black athletes not to go to these schools. you want us to perform and, you know, on all the things that you don't want me to be able to vote in your state, fuck you.
Starting point is 02:47:57 And if they or at least go to a HBCU or whatever. But then again, and people are saying that sounds like a great idea. But these people are so invested in their racism and their white supremacy that they don't give a fuck about money. you got white people who refused or would literally rather die than take Obamacare. So do you really think it's going to matter if a bunch of black athletes say,
Starting point is 02:48:27 fuck it, we're not, I mean, I mean, you're white, you're from the South, and you care about sport. Do you think we'll make a difference? Well, yeah, precisely. And my God, can you imagine the hue and cry from the Southeastern Conference? Oh, my Jesus.
Starting point is 02:48:47 That's it, southeast. Mm-hmm. So, I mean, I love the idea, but I still, I don't, I mean, like I said, these people are so I'm better than in their races. Yeah, Bamo without a blazing fast wide-out or a brutal, a brutal cornerback. You know what D.L. Hussie said if you got rid of all the black athletes, you know, not just in football, but basketball and all the track and field, all those things. But especially football, I said, you know what it would be like? it would turn it into rugby. I mean, not far from it.
Starting point is 02:49:25 Not dog and rugby. It's a more brutal sport by far than football. That part. A couple of notes. Gino just wrote in. Hi, Gino. Barney Frank. He was not supportive because if my memory is correct,
Starting point is 02:49:42 which is happening less and less often, don't sell yourself short, Gino. He has never supported trans rights. Never. I firmly, and with all my power, believe that just might be true, unless it's not. No, and he was an incrementalist where gay rights were concerned, too. Wait, wait, the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. What a conversation this has been.
Starting point is 02:50:14 It's a great way to come back to the fabulous horn studios at the magnificent Kincaid Mansion. just awesome so thanks y'all and whatever and whatever it is that i was thinking about that i lost maybe i'll pick it up when i picked the book up and start reading it again this evening david because i'm still trying to i'm still trying to recover it was actually trenchant it had to do with
Starting point is 02:50:40 silence and what is not spoken and it becomes forgotten yeah Maybe it'll come to me in a dream. That would help. I love nothing better than waking up at 3 o'clock in the morning and jotting down notes about my dreams. They're weird. They're just weird.
Starting point is 02:51:03 I'm sorry that they are. And that's why we love you. And that's why I love y'all. Y'all put up with me. So thanks you two. Thank you so much. Got a note from Cynthia saying, weird.
Starting point is 02:51:17 It's raining here right now in the Bay. area, May 27th, heading towards summer and it's raining. I've seen that happen, but not that often. And F. Barney Frank for that. I saw an ad or something from Tom Steyer saying that he is for trans athletes competing in sports. There's a breath of fresh air for a change. Of course, California has that two-tiered system where if a trans girl wins an event, because we never talk about trans boys winning events, because that could never happen.
Starting point is 02:51:49 because trans boys don't exist. They're invisible. They're invisible. But, you know, in California, if a trans girl comes in first, they elevate whoever came in second next to her and say that she came in first, too. Motherfuckers. I know.
Starting point is 02:52:13 I know. Thank you, Gavin Newsom. Oh, well. Good you. Good, yeah. You all have a great evening. David, thanks for a fantastic conversation over a wide range of topics. you all have a
Starting point is 02:52:28 thank you for providing the space for us to have these conversations I live I live to serve and I think I've got to do a tech I've got to do a tech session here in a little bit with Malloy so I better ring off and hopefully that works out to good effect
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