The Pete Quiñones Show - 05/09 Old Glory Club Livestream w/ Pete, Redhawk, NotMeNotYou, and Stephen 'RadLib' Carson

Episode Date: May 10, 2024

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doing wonderfully as always good to be back yeah always a pleasure to have you making his return once again is mr piquinones how are you sir so happy to be here so happy to be here do this. Well, we're always happy to have you. And our very generous friend, Stephen Carson, aka Radlib, took the night off of his own stream to come join us over here at Pony Express Radio. Thank you for joining us, Radlib. How are you? Yes, good to finally be on this show after it's been going on all this time and I'd never been on it. But a great idea from you, Red Hawk, to go ahead and do this, especially with our conference coming up. Yeah, exactly. And as Curtis so wonderfully put it in the ad at the beginning of the stream.

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Go and support them. So without any further ado, let's jump in to all the stories. for this evening, gentlemen. We're going to start at the top of the hour here with an update on Donald Trump. He's been in the news quite a bit this week. I saw this photo of, you know, like, because they can't allow cameras in the courtroom, right? So they have these sketch artists. I found this sketch of Trump with this shit-heating grin in the courtroom.

It's just the most amazing thing ever, you know. Amazing. Yeah, I could totally imagine him just sitting there, you know, put that face out of the entire time. It's so weird. I hope that's him getting the side eye to the illustrator being like, yeah, get this one. Yeah. I wonder how long he has to sit there and pose for it. Like, how good are these court sketchroom artists?

I don't know, but people have to ask Gio or somebody who's more artistically inclined because I'm a total philistine when it comes to art. But I can just imagine of standing there in that epic pose for minutes on end. You know, it's like, I make sure you get this guy. So this is going to look great for later. But any of the reason we're talking about Trump is he's currently in the. middle of the trial right now with the Stormy Daniels hush money and such. And we're not really going to focus too much about that one, despite the fact that he's been held in content of court now for the second time. And he's been charged $9,000 again for speaking about the case, you know,

outside of the trial. I mean, at this point, I imagine if you're Donald Trump at this point, when you're going around the country, flying on planes, going from one rally to the next rally, sometimes doing two or three in a day. And then you have to be in New York the next day afterwards to go make an appearance in court. I imagine this guy's just at his wits end with all this stuff. I mean, I certainly would be. So, I mean, honestly, like, what is like $10,000 to Trump, right? It's like, fuck you.

I'm so sick of this shit. But what we're more focused about is the special counsel of special cop prosecutor, Jack Smith. People will remember this from the case about the classified documents at Mara Lago. And this is one of the, you know, the Trump trial cases that everyone was saying was like the one. This is like the actual, like really, really bad one. You know, like handling classified documents is a pretty big deal, right?

I mean, it's way more of an issue than, you know, like paying some hush money to an ex-born star, right? But apparently this trial has not been put on indefinite hold. Now, we're not exactly sure what this could mean for us in the future. There are some people that are suggesting that they're just going to quietly shuffle this one away and they're not going to bother prosecuting Trump anymore. I don't know. That seems a little far-fetched to me. Other people are also suggesting this is just a delay tactic to bring the trial a little bit

closer to campaign season later in the year. So Donald Trump can't be out campaigning all the time. What do you guys think right away here about the Trump trials and perhaps delaying them? Any thoughts, gentlemen? Well, go ahead, Redland. Yeah, I'm just saying I'm just double checking. There's this AP News has a page where you can go through each of the main four trial, five trials, and see the status of each. And I, because I thought three of them are on indefinite hold right now. Not just the one you wrote up. It's insane.

Really? I mean, this kind of smacks of the whole Mueller probe all over again. So they might have learned their lesson with, you know, all the wasted money and all the wasted press that the Mueller probe into him during his presidency when nothing came of it. So if these are all just kind of, you know, kangaroo court style things like we think they are, they could just be trying to save like Trump exonerated from being in the headlines this close to the election. They just letting them loom around be like, oh, he's still under investigation for these things. Yeah, that was my take. That was going to be my take is just they're trying to get this as close to the election as possible. And it would be a good strategy, but I think at this point, who's that going to, I guess the question would be, would people vote for him?

Would people tend to vote for him more because he's, would somebody change their vote because he's being prosecuted and I feel like he's being prosecuted or wouldn't they? We know that there's a group out there. There's two groups out there that some that are just not going to vote for. him no matter what and there are some that are going to vote for him no matter what and there's just that middle group and that's that kind of swing state group um if he can get a fair election that um they may just be trying to influence them you know i still question as to what size of the american electorate even makes up that uh middle group uh at this point p that you were just describing i mean let us not forget i mean 2016 was a long time ago you know people have had

had a long time to think about Donald Trump being back in office or what his time was like when he was in office. I mean, it seems to me just by asking the average Joe on the street when I'm talking with Normies, people have more or less made up their minds at this point. Like if they like Trump or, you'll get this line from people all the time. Or like, well, I like his policies, but I just don't like the man, no, which is like, whatever. I mean, honestly, I take the opposite point. I actually, yeah, people do still say that.

I mean, I kind of take the opposite point where I like the man more. than I like his possees at this point. Well put. Yeah. Hey, I did find something, Pete. This is based on a, how do you say that, Quinnipiac University poll. They say trial appears to be largely impacting partisans

with Republicans saying they are more likely to support the president and Democrats saying the opposite due to the trials. However, the vast majority of independence and swing voters say the trial verdict will have no impact on their vote in November. So that's interesting. Yeah, there you go. Awesome. Yeah, I imagine that there is a like a class of MSNBC watching like boomer white women that just do nothing but are like glued to their TVs.

I remember this around the 2020 campaign because I was actually working on Trump's campaign in a swing state in the Midwest. And I'll never forget this when I was knocking on doors doing a door to door campaigning for him. And it was right in the middle of the impeachment inquiry for the Ukraine stuff, you know, or like Donald Trump withheld funding for Ukraine. And apparently, you know, yeah, this is an impeachable offense, you know, not wanting to send American tax dollars to a foreign war, right? But I'll never forget this one. I'm knocking on doors.

And there was this one neighborhood. And there was a, it was a black guy and his wife, who like opened the door. And they had like the MSNBC live coverage of the impeachment trial on their TV in the background, right? And I'll never forget getting in this argument with them on the front porch. Like you need to come in and sit in and watch this. Like kind of acting like, oh, us canvassers for Trump like had no idea what was going on in these trials. You know, like we just ignore everything. But it's like, no, we know what's going on and we know it's all bullshit.

So I'm not going to pay attention to it now. Like they live in like, what is it? Scott Am says like the two TVs, right? Now I imagine like the MSNBC watchers are just going to be like, oh my God, how could people possibly support Trump when he has 10,000. and criminal inquiries towards him. He's a criminal. Aren't you supposed to be the party of law, whatever? Yeah, I mean, it's what we've been saying for a long time now.

The discussion is pretty much over. People are solidly entrenched, and it has a lot to do with like epistemological frame. Just the, if we can't even agree on what's true, on what truth is, then we're not going to agree on anything that's of a higher order. So it's just expressed in this,

rather silly and low way because it's the only way it's the only outlet we have right now. Yeah, it's Cryptos's first and second order disagreements. I think it's a really good device I've been using lately. First order disagreement, you know, this group right here, you know, we disagree on, you know, what we should, you know, what we're wearing the second night of the event or something like that. A second order disagreement would be Red Hawk, to talk to that black couple and try to convince some of something or vice versa. It's just not going to happen.

And there's no reason that you should share. You should be in a polity, in a political polity with people like that, with people who you have second order to disagreements with, unless that's designed that way so that you're always fighting while you have an elite group just ruling while you're paying attention to something else. Yeah. I mean, just on the start of this when I'm seeing these stories, I think I would agree with you, Pete, and your take about how they just want to delay the inevitable here and push it closer to the election season. I mean, I don't really know if it's going to affect the polls so much as it's just going to affect Donald Trump's actual ability to go out and campaign. You know, it's like we talk about this all the time, right, that the process is the punishment, right? And of course, there's going to be no repercussions for any of the people. involved of, you know, wasting everybody's time and God knows how many tax dollars doing these ridiculous trials and such, clearly against the will of most Americans and most of the

people, right? I mean, we'll see where these end up going, but I generally take the view that all these, you know, Trump's stories kind of just fizzle out at the end of it, right? I mean, wasn't it just a couple months ago that Donald Trump became one of the 100 richest men in the world when parlor went public and they were talking about like, oh, no, it's not parlor. it's some true social right i get all these yeah that's yeah yeah i get all these like alternative sites uh mixed up you know which is amazing to me because it's like how's how's true

social worth anything right you know like who's on it but you know a lot of boomers uh speaking of boomers that that um you know what what somebody said about you know people watching MSNBC and just being shocked at the thought that someone would vote for someone who's, you know, on trial. It just makes me wonder, like, who, I remember someone saying once, who are the normies now and who believes in the Constitution of the rule of law at this point? Because if you think about it, you will see people invoke that sort of thing to score partisan points, you know, like when convenient it will be deployed. But I'm not sure I see. see anyone who really has a principled stand on these things, right? They just wield it as a

tactical weapon. Well, when you're talking about like politicians and pundits, absolutely, but I think that there's a large portion of the American population who still believes that, you know, the system's working. Maybe it's a little off-kilter. But, you know, next election season, we vote hard enough and the Constitution's back, baby. We're going right now. back to, you know, the good old days of cheap land and expensive labor. So this would be the people who say this is the most important election ever, and they're not joking. Right?

They're serious about it. Yeah. Yeah. But I think you make a good point. Radlev about, you know, like, it's hilarious thinking that any person unlike the Democrat side of the aisle at this point, arguing for the rule of law or arguing. for the protection of the constitution it's like are you guys fucking kidding me yeah how do they do it with a straight face yeah it's like pot meat kettle right yeah but but yeah so we'll continue to

see what is going on with all the trump stuff i mean i i suspect that none of these are really going to hold any water at the end of it and unless just for the sake of the argument say they actually do right they're going to go out of their way to put the president you know uh in prison uh for one of these trials and chumped up charges and such. I mean, you just do not have a political system at that point. You can't have a like a democratic system where you're imprisoning the opposition party leader. And it's like, who's going to go and step in? Like, oh, I guess Nikki Haley's not going to be the Republican nominee or something where nobody wants her. Like this stuff can't continue. You can't get away with this stuff. But as it relates to other Trump news, there's another Trump that

we have to talk about because this was making the rounds the last day or so. A one, Baron Trump, apparently, aside from having some of the best physiognomy in the entire United States of America at this point, apparently Baron Trump has been speaking about how he's interested in getting into politics. And there are rumors that he's going to be the Florida delegate for the RNC coming up in the fall. So we need to get our first reaction definitely here at the OGC is we need to get our top men on this immediately. we need somebody to get in Barron's ear right now and make sure he's reading the correct stuff

and listening to the right people. Please, please, this guy could potentially become king. If he was cast as Augustus Caesar, I would absolutely see that. Yeah, I looked it up. It seems to be more than a rumor. It says CNN got a list of delegates, and Baron Trump was selected by the Florida GOP as an act. at-large delegate for Florida at the Republican National Convention. I just don't know what at-large delegate means. Does anyone know how this stuff works? No, I'm not sure about the at-large delegate thing. We were talking about previously on last week or the week previously show that Laura Trump, the wife of, is it Eric's wife? Yeah, Eric Trump's wife is now in charge

of the RNC. She went and ousted Rhonda McDaniel. So, It kind of seems like there is a Trump takeover of the Republican Party that's been like quietly happening behind the scenes, which, you know, poses to be very, very interesting. Well, I think the one thing that we really have to decide and, you know, work on very hard is to make sure that when it comes to Barron, that he is definitely a part of the serious, right? Yes. I mean, and seriously, I hope that, you know, there's been a lot. lot of talk of Charlie Kirk getting serious and if if Barron has to be surrounded by GOP types hopefully it's the younger ones who are start who seem like they're starting to wake up a little bit to what time it is and just so when Baron Trump connects to the AI overlord and is able to algorithmically

search all YouTube videos simultaneously Barron come over to this side the serious right we play Europa Universalis you'll be right you'll fit right in this yeah this this guy could literally become the Lissan al-Gaib right you know I mean I'm thinking we need to have like some kind of tactical operation to somehow get John Doyle in the same room with this kid you know just somehow weasel him in like behind the scenes you know hey Baron this kid right here John Doyle he's a great guy one of our best friends you know he's a really great dude you should talk to him God, can you guys just imagine, right?

No, I mean, I really, really hope. I mean, do you guys remember, like, it was a couple months ago on the show, we were talking about how Baron Trump was really into, like, war gaming and such, like, paling tabletop war games and things Donald Trump was saying at, like, a rally. You know, I mean, you know, Baron, if you're listening right now, man, please send us an email, you know, we'll help you out in any way possible, please. Any other comments we want to make about the Trump family right now? Well, I just sorry.

One more thing. One more detail makes me think about how things used to work. It says that Baron, who only turned 18 in March, by the way, I assume you have to be 18 to be a delegate. I don't know. He joined several other family members who were also selected to be delegates, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump. So, you know, this is like. aristocratic monarchical type behavior right the whole family is getting involved yeah i mean we can only hope because uh baron's seen how the sausage is made from the time that he was but a wee lad and um i hope that

it leaves a bitter taste in his mouth so that he can properly take revenge against the enemies of both america and his family well yeah i mean i got i got to imagine that you know i'm Imagine like the hate that Barron, like, was receiving on like a daily basis, you know, from like when he was going to school or something like that when his dad was in office, right? No, I mean, I don't think this guy is ever going to, you know, like for lack of a better word, show mercy towards his opponents, right? I mean, at least I wouldn't if I was in his position. I big this point before about some of our, you know, associates.

My mind goes to somebody like turn up, right? You know, who's been studying, you know, right-wing thoughts since he was in this like early teens, right? And I just wonder how much my life would have changed had I come across these ideas in my earlier years as opposed to when I did come across them like in my early to mid-20s, right? Like how much would have things been different? So I think it's a question worth asking. All right, Jens. We will be obviously keeping very close attention to what is going on with not only the Trump trials, but also for what Barron is doing for the delegates and such.

And, you know, I mean, we've talked about this before, but it seems like people are playing. a little bit more hardball this time around than they were in 2020 and 2016. People are making moves to go for the throat, so to speak. Nobody's messing around. They've done a coup of the R&C. Whatever we think of this project, 2025 stuff, at least it seems like there are some serious people behind it. And at least they're thinking in the right direction, whether it's a foolproof system or not remains to be seen. But I like the idea that somebody thought enough ahead to say, like, you know what, we need to start having a roll of decks of people to bring into these, you know, managerial positions when we actually get back in power and we just need to start

cleaning house and firing a bunch of people, right? So. Yeah, I mean, it is very heartening to see that somebody on the Republican side looked at Trump's potential reelection and said the GOP has no one to offer. So it's, it could be something big. It could also be, I guess it depends. We can, we'll see. almost immediately if he's not elected how they pivot and what they pivot into and if he is elected and he decides to use their resources just who gets on board it's going to be a we'll we'll know by this time next year yeah yeah I mean you know a person who's been talking about this quite a bit on Twitter recently our good friend Dave to distribute us has been talking about how it just

doesn't feel like an election year right now. I mean, you know, we're in the middle of May here. I mean, normally we'd be having wall-to-wall coverage, no matter where you go about, you know, like Biden versus Trump, right? And correct me if I'm wrong, but like, this is about the time when you start having the first, like, presidential debates between the two candidates, right? I mean, are you going to have those?

Are they going to shuffle them off to the side? Are they, you know, got a jab Biden full of a bunch of cocaine or something to make them stay awake? I don't know. That is a great observation that, that it's, well, there's the focus on the wall-to-wall focus in the U.S. media on Trump trials, but that's kind of like the same thing that's been happening since 2015, right? Just the mainstream media attacking Trump over whatever, you know, what they're attacking him over changes.

But at this point, there's got to be people who are just totally tuned out of that. And so it doesn't feel like, oh, we're heading towards an election and we're really discussing the issues. No, it's just, oh, there. Another day, another headline about something they don't like about Trump or something they think, the walls are closing in on Trump. Yeah. Everybody rolls their eyes. Yeah, Republicans pounce. The walls are closing in. The end is nigh. Yeah. How many times we've seen this headline. Go ahead. If you're, oh, thank you. I'm sorry. If you're not going to have debates, I mean, this feeds more into, you know, the theories that people have of, you know, this is the last presidential election. and a half. I mean, it's just, it's, this is the weirdest election year. Okay. Normally, you just

have right now to just be stump speech after stump speech, you got one guy who's like literally shitting his pants. And then you have another guy who's shitting his pants in court because he's, you know, who knows what's going to happen to him. And not literally shooting his pants, figuratively. But you think about it. I mean, when was the last time? Has there ever, been an election where the person who was running, the frontrunner for one side, was on trial. Well, no, because you don't do that to, you don't do that to former presidents. So what's going to happen now? Trump wins.

What do they do? Do they, if Biden makes it, do they put Biden on trial? If you have an election in 2028, if the, if a Democrat gets in there and Trump is still alive, does Trump get put on trial? Do they try and put him in jail again? I mean, what's the stop them? What's the stop him even putting him on trial if he gets reelected again? I mean, remember the whole Mueller case and everything during all of Trump's term.

I mean, what's to say they even stop when he actually gets in office, right? Yeah. And now, I'm one of those people that as far as until everything can get restructured and, you know, we get rid of this insane system that just makes no sense and doesn't work, that it just be a standstill. and it would just be lawfare and it just be, you know, ridiculousness and everything. But, you know, we still have, we still, I mean, we're not even mentioning the fact that basically the government doesn't hardly cares about, about anything domestic anymore, which may be a good thing. And everything is about this little country that's supposed to be our greatest ally over in the Middle East.

I mean, we're in madness territory, but who knows it, this may be for the better. may be the signal. Well, I mean, this is the same sort of thing that we're talking, we were talking about a little earlier about how the discussion is over. It's kind of like a society-wide expression that nobody really has any belief in the legitimacy of the system anymore because no one cares and they don't even, the powers that be through their propaganda apparatus doesn't even pretend that they care or pretend that they can influence the people anymore. into caring. It's just, everyone's just kind of resigned to the idea, like you were saying, Pete,

like even if there is a presidential election, what does it really matter? I mean, it's, yeah, at this point, it's everything seems to be focused on one group, having all the influence and all the power. Either one who gets elected is going to keep that focus going. You know, Trump will do it. I mean, he's, you've seen some of the stuff he's said in the past couple days. Biden will do it mostly through his, through the people that are around him and everything. It just seems like this is,

is this like unprecedented in history where the government, the government has been so occupied by a foreign power that now every conversation, you know, 90% of the conversations are about that foreign power. And realize, realize where we're at. I mean, this is historic. You're alive for something that I don't know has ever happened before. It definitely didn't happen when there were kingdoms.

I mean, kings didn't sell out there. They may have made stupid decisions on who to go to war with. They didn't sell out their own people. Well, I think this is incredible. I mean, I think maybe there is precedent for this, but only in vassal states of a larger empire. in this case it's pretty it's it's pretty obvious that the united states is if not a full vassal it is a vassal in all but name well it's a tail wagging the dog right well it certainly is

interesting when you look at the previous four years of the Biden administration and just how all of it has been focused on like foreign policy stuff it's just been a foreign policy presidency whether it's Ukraine, whether it's Israel, whether it's, you know, Yemen, whether it's whatever it is, right? I mean, like, think back to when Obama was in office, right? They passed gay marriage. They passed Obamacare. They passed a bunch of infrastructure packages. They were trying to pass some gun reform and such like this.

But, like, has there been anything that has been going on on, like, the domestic front from anybody? I mean, like, I don't know. I mean, maybe the older gentleman on the panel here could tell us. But were things even like this during the Cold War? Were people so focused on foreign conflicts and foreign affairs? This just is so unprecedented. I mean, like at least in my lifetime, maybe like around 9-11, but, you know, that there was nothing like this.

I mean, it's been years at this point. Well, it's hard to say. I mean, during Vietnam, obviously you're out there fighting, fighting a war for another country and it's all over the news. But I mean, it, It wasn't illy. They weren't passing laws to say that you couldn't criticize the government of Vietnam or the people of Vietnam. I mean, Thomas Massey, it was announced today that APAC is going to sink like $300,000 worth ads into taking down Thomas Massey because Thomas Massey is

not, it is like really the only one who's not for this, for all this. This is really unprecedented. And it's, it really lends itself to, maybe the greatest way to operate, you know, your personal life now is to just consider yourself to be like, you know, captive of, captive of a foreign power that is, has captured your, the controls of your apparatus so much so that if you step out of line and you say something, something, your own people, the people who you're supposed to be called countrymen are going to step in and punish you, maybe even take you out for speaking poorly about a foreign power. Yeah, I mean, it's an occupation mindset as opposed to, you know, Yarvin said,

we should live like expats within our own countries. And then BAP pointed out very astutely that expats are generally treated better than the local population in most of the world. We're in an occupied nation. We're in enemy territory. It's very apparent. Yeah, very much so. I mean, there's been a renewed discussion about things like dual citizenship as well from a lot of conservative pundits and such. I mean, no doubt we'll get to that later when we have a story coming out of Montana.

But let's carry on here and we will talk about our next topic. Let's go over and take a look. Speaking of stuff about the interior, let's talk about what's going on with the Biden administration currently facing off against many governors about the usage of the National Guard. So basically what the Biden administration is trying to do is that they are trying to take, I believe it's 13 units. It might be 12.

I might be misquoting that number. Someone could fact check me. But the Biden administration wants to transfer some of the National Guard units over to Donald Trump's Space Force and actively take away, like, some of the powers that the governors have over control of the National Guard units. Now, interestingly enough, a lot of the Democrat governors also came out against this, notably Gavin Newsom and Kathy Hutchell, I believe that's how you pronounce her name out of New York. So even some of the Democrat governors are in charge of this.

I guess, I guess Kathy Hutchell needs her National Guard to guard the train stations in downtown New York because they won't deal with the rising crime rates down there. But, you know, like, this is supposed to be ostensibly about what's going on with the ongoing fights with the National Guard and the feds down at the southern border, which, you know, Greg Abbott many months ago was making a huge hub about. I mean, still not doing his job, of course, by actually securing the border. But this is just more, you know, encroaching from the federal government onto the states. And it's interesting that all sides are basically saying, no, fine, this is, this is absurd.

you can't be doing this. So my biggest question on this would be, is that even legal? And then the, I mean, because obviously the National Guard falls under the purview of the states and space force is federal.

It seems like that would be a great overreach. I wonder if it would get up to the Supreme Court. But also what you said about the Democrat governors not being super stoked about this, I wonder if that kind of betrays their uncertainty as to whether or not they are going to retain power over the federal government. Because the only reason I could see them being wary of this is if they don't think an ally will be in control of those forces in the near future. You know, we could also say that maybe, I don't know, I'm just like putting my thinking cap on here. but you know Donald Trump was the one that actually instituted the Space Force as an armed service branch, right?

Maybe they're trying to staff it with more loyal people to them or something and they figure that they can remove people from these states and stuff the Space Force with more, you know, regime characters or something like that might be another thing that they're trying to do with this. Yeah, there is an interesting theme that's been quietly going on, which is essentially, you know, like state nullification and so forth, right? I guess blue states, well, not just blue states, but blue states have been nullifying the federal marijuana laws and, you know, establishing these immigration, what are they call them, sanctuary cities, right? And then what have red states been doing? I think they've been flouting the federal government in other ways. Sorry, examples aren't coming to mind. Yeah, at least they were trying to in Texas to fight with, you know, barbed wire at the southern border as much.

Yeah, over the border, yeah. Yeah, but anyway, so this is to me an interesting trend to keep an eye on is how much do states start to just act independently and the federal government may be through things like federalizing the National Guard tries to push back, but do they succeed? Right? These are the little tiny squabbles that may not make the biggest headlines, but are something I'm really watching because I guess a hope, I don't know,

a hope is that we'll see not necessarily de jure, official secession, but we'll see de facto secession. that states will just more and more just ignore the federal government and do their own thing. And so we'll get decentralization. It's just everyone will fly the American flag, but do their own thing. Yeah, I remember not too long ago the discussion about defederalization, especially after January 6th, they were talking about, what was it, opening capital police stations in all major cities, which would be.

give a federal police force presence in every state. I think you might be right, Radlip about them being worried about de-federalization, where the, like, as you say, the governors are just like, yeah, that's a nice regulation, but we're going to do our own thing over here, try and stop us. Yeah. That could be a good thing, too, about all the focus on other, on America's greatest ally, is that states that aren't, you know, wedded to them, which the ones, you know, it's really strange as the states that did the best during the lockdowns are the ones that are the most cut to our greatest ally. Yeah, yeah.

And, yeah, so it's like, you want to look to it. You look at the federalism that was used in 2020. You look at what the Santis did and what Abbott did following his footsteps. what Christy Nome did. And then you look and you're like, oh, but when it comes to this thing, when it comes to our greatest ally, they just walk, yeah, they just slap us in the face. So are you saying that there are states that are taking their own path on that issue?

Because I'd like to know who they are. Well, I mean, I don't know. I'd have to look and see who's passing laws and who isn't. What I'm saying is I started by saying it would be a good chance. while everybody's focused on that for, you know, a couple states to concentrate on trying to become more independent and maybe secure the border. But, you know, then now that I'm talking it out in my head, I'm like, who the hell are they? I mean, it just is definitely not Texas. I mean, Texas seems to be more focused on anti-Semitism now than they are on the border.

Yeah, if anything, a state that I could see might be the first one to, you know, make a jump in the direction you're describing P. It would be something like Minnesota. And that's just because the majority of the state is like Somalis and Browns at this point. Well, so it's like, pick your poison, right? It's like, do you want to state, do you want to state? Yeah, yeah, that'd be another one. Yeah.

But, well, we'll see. But, I mean, just going back to our previous discussion. here as well. It just seems that, I mean, the Biden administration has just been uniquely terrible, you know, certainly in my lifetime. I mean, this is just another long list of things they've been doing the last four years where they just, they do not solve problems. Nothing they do solves problems. This administration, all they do is cover up their tracks about how feckless and incapable they are of doing things. And so now they're like, well, instead of people having their eyes on how awful we're doing at holding immigration at bay at the southern border, we're just

going to take away people's National Guard stuff and stick them in this other agency, right? Maybe people won't pay attention that way, right? Instead of talking about, you know, infrastructure or the rising inflation rates or whatever else is going on in this country, let's just focus on anti-Semitism bills or focus on college campuses and stuff, right? Just this administration does absolutely nothing for the average American. And this brings up a discussion we were actually having in the Old Glory Club chat recently. I don't know if we want to name names.

who was taking these positions because they're not here to defend those. But there are some of us who were talking about how it just seems like, you know, we should be a little wary about how much Trump absolutely has this in the bag, just about how the Biden administration has been campaigning. It almost seems like they are like shoe ins for themselves because they just know they have such a majority of their base that's just going to vote for them no matter what because of the rapidly changing ethnic demographics in this country. But it's certainly something we should be watching out for.

Do we have any more comments about what is going on with the National Guard and the Biden administration, you know, stretching out once again to cover their tracks about how completely feckless they are? Well, I just mentioned that there is provision for federalizing the National Guard. The president can do that so that, you know, someone was asking about whether it's legal. It is, I don't know, how it became. Is that in times of emergency or is that like in a state of a state of, exception or is that just blanket like whenever they feel like it they can do that um it says something about the president and his advisors can make a decision to federalize the national guard um so so that

anyway there there seems there does seem to be a path for that it's just rarely pulled right i mean was the little rock with the you know the the bayonets making the white kids go to school was that federalization of the National Guard at that point because I thought that was the National Guard, but maybe it wasn't. I think that people were also asking Trump during the Summer of Love to deploy the National Guard to save U.S. cities from the roving hordes. But I think in my mind it's a little different if the federal government says we need to deploy the National Guard in this limited capacity and then saying we need to take. we need to take National Guard units and integrate them fully into another federal branch of the military, being the Space Force. I don't know if that's the same thing. Yeah, yeah. Okay, sorry, I'm remembering it. So this is the Little Rock thing.

The Arkansas National Guard were called in at orders of the governor to preserve the peace. Then President Eisenhower issued executive order, which federalized the Arkansas National guard oh so the arkansas the governor was using them to prevent segregate for segregation the president uh federalized them and said they had to support it support for a sit aggression people in the chat yeah people in the chat are pointing out the 101st airborne uh were called in the army for little rock as well so those definitely under the president's purview yeah both things happened yeah Yeah, well, obviously we'll definitely keep out watching this to see how they're making ends towards the National Guard.

You know, just looking at this photo right here, I mean, why do none of these guys have magazines and their guns without having these photo ops? I mean, like, it doesn't have to be like nanny state all over the place. I mean, even someone wearing ear protection. There's not even a magazine your gun. Why are you doing that? I don't know. Well, I think that when you're in parade formations, not having magazines is a, it's symbolic. of being at peace, especially when you're doing a meet and greet like this.

Why did they have ear protection on then? Your guest is as good as mine. God, I hate everything. Everything's so gay now. All right. Surely, Curtis, you experience this when you go to the range and anybody else here in the chat, but you always get this character at the range who's the guy who, like the rules layer guy, you know, who's like constantly walking around to being like the safety nanny.

is why I always go to outdoor ranges because like the indoor ones are full of these idiots, uh, these types, you know, they're just like like nannies, you know, uh, you're talking about range officer. They're just, they're the worst. Yeah. I mean, the, it's almost always a boomer. Um, he almost always has a 1911. I mean, it's, it, I don't even get me started. It's not even just those too, but it's also like the clientele that goes to these kinds of ranges too, because like they do the same kind of stuff, right? You know, like they it's kind of like how, um, you know like a like when republicans signal and like stop people further to the right you know they do the left's job for them like the kinds of people that go to these ranges just do like the range officers

bidding uh anyway you know i i i can't stand those places that's why you spring for a nice private club that expects you to be your own range officer yeah that's that's what i've been using for over 15 years at this point they actually give you keys you know like so you actually can go and unlock it yourself and just like a 300 yard range as well that you have access to and everyone just relies on people to actually behave like adults you know who would have thought and there's never been an accident amazing but i expect almost every range officer to have a bumper sticker that says um stand for america get on your knees for is real probably um all right gentlemen let's go through some of these super chats real quick and then we'll turn to our next story where

we're actually going to talk about another one of these horrible state laws has passed in Montana but we'll get to that shortly let's go to uh new england refugee uh for five dollars uh saw p at pork fest in 2021 glad you both came to our senses since then see you chaps next month that's a white pill in itself yeah there's there's a there's a lot of us that made that journey Yeah, I almost went to Porkfest once and ended up doing it. I can't imagine what kind of horrors beyond your comprehension, right? Or at Porkfest. I mean, I could tell some stories, but I really don't want them on the channel because they're fucking horrifying.

Could you explain to me why it's called Porkfest just real quick? The Libertarian mascot is a Porcupine. Ah, there, that's it. It's simple. Interesting. I thought it was actually related to pork, like from the pig. But no, that's good reason as any. All right.

The size of some of the women there. Well, yeah, I'd imagine so. Yeah, like Joe Jorgensen over there eating human beings. Anyhow, our good friend, Sonahaster, for $5. Not Me, Not You, Mrs. the chapter meeting to be on Pony Express. I see how it is. We hear at the OGC promote and believe in hierarchy and the OGC Central will always be higher than its chapters. That being said, please, President, son of Haster, chaptermaster of the new Ivy League, grant me your forgiveness.

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The ponies and the beaver is always fighting it out in the chat live. You can never get this by listening back to it. We appreciate it. Also, you know, those guys every time putting the time stamps in the chat to skip the music, you know, when you listen back to it on the replay. Those guys are the bane of our existence. Anywho, our good friend, Luthemplar, sends us $5. The early Soviet Union is precedence of this.

Let the reader understand. Oh, I'm trying to remember the context. Does anyone know the context when he said that? I think he was referring to, I think he was referring to when Pete was discussing, has there ever been a time where an empire has been that much in the pocket for, a foreign power. Yeah, I guess like late. Yeah, maybe late Soviet Union, perhaps.

Well, I think he's more discussing the Bolsheviks on this one. Oh, yeah, he's pitching early Soviet Union. Yeah. All right. Blero 393 for $5. The ratio of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and the Gadsden purchase via immigration policy over the last 60 years has resulted in the political show. so common to the south of the Rio Grande,

James Polk tried to spare us this nonsense. I'm also missing the context on that one, but Bolero, if you would like to write an article for the OGC on that very topic, I would be very interested to read it. Oh, I would be too. Yeah. Yeah.

Personal trivia, the first time I ever wrote anything about politics, it was about the Mexican war in James Polk when I was like 11. Really? Yeah, for a class thing, you know. But I think back to that. That was the first time I was ever thinking about political stuff.

Interesting. Yeah, some part of American history, I don't know. I'm too much about it as well. I imagine that's covered way more if you're like a border. I'm sure that's a huge part of Texas. Education is obviously about the Mexican-American War. But when you're a northerner like myself, I just don't know too much about it. All right.

Let's see. Blue Templar, once again, for $5. And, of course, had to bring up an example of Rome, you know, couldn't not do it. But here he is. Never forget, Gall never formally seceded from Rome. It simply had the most independent provincial government with his own senatorial council and army. Yeah, thanks, thanks, friend, for bringing up that example. That's excellent. I'm not sure I knew that, that it was de facto, right? It, in practice, was more and more independent from Rome. and just always was like, oh, yeah, we're part of wrong, officially, right?

And that's great. I think that's fine, you know? Personally, I'm not proud. I don't care, you know, like if the U.S. flag is still flying there. If we can ignore the regime and go about our business, you know. Yeah, I mean, the real hope isn't so much that some state will pull a gall and march on D.C., or at least not publicly. But the hope is that the just like Rome, the U.S. federal government loses ability to project power over the entire continent and gives some breathing room for some states to make some decisions that are actually helping citizens. Right.

Indeed. Pete Budapest, again, for $10, the Bush family still runs most of Texas by proxy. A lot of the supposed base Texas polls are total fraud. Magan needs to do needs to do to Texas GOP what the Trump family did to the RNC. Yeah, I mean, I don't think there's, we discussed this before on our own like private talks and such. And maybe we've mentioned this too on stream. But when was the last time you really had like a true like, you know, you have like the meme in your brain of like the Texan, right? Like the hard hitting Texas Ranger kind of character, right?

but when did you actually see a politician of that caliber? I mean, Ted Cruz is terrible. That Dan Crenshaw character is even worse. Greg Abbott's even worse than him still. I mean, obviously the whole Bush family comes out of Texas. This is supposed to be like ground zero for, you know, like hard hitting, right-leaning, conservative, gun-toting people, right? And it just seems like every politician that comes out of there is just the worst,

worst you can imagine. Yeah, I wonder, I mean, for the people, who say stupid things like well we don't want a hereditary aristocracy because what if you get bad bad kings it's like we we already have that we have hereditary

aristocracies in the forms of the Bush family and the Clinton family now the Obama family and you know they they still run things behind the scenes they still have all the power and they are shitty rulers

but because we have this illusion of democracy, we can kind of say, well, we get the choice. I mean, it's it's the same thing. The only difference is in our system, we can't see them. Yeah, exactly. Let's see. But yeah, that's definitely worth a deep dive. You know, if ever there is to be a takeover, Texas should absolutely be the place to start for sure. Let's see. Our good friend Seasider, sends us $10. But he doesn't send us a salute this week. He actually wants to add more in on this chat.

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I mean, it's just this has been, this point has been made many, many, many times before. And I know, or at least I think Pete's made this on his streams before. The police cracked down within five seconds when people are protesting our greatest ally. But when BLM was literally burning our cities down, they were nowhere to be seen. So that's pretty much all that needs to be said on it, because who really cares about what's going on in the Middle East? indeed all right gentlemen um that's us all caught up on the superchats let's turn to our next story out of um montana where uh the governor there governor what the hell is his name uh gn forte i know um charlemmaid is expressed deep disappointment with this guy many many a time but um this week uh he signed into law that he proclaims may

is going to be jewish american heritage month and every single jew in the entire state of montana was pictured in the photo below. So he went out of this way. Yeah, he went out of his way to declare much in the same fashion that many of the other states we've been talking about like South Dakota, Florida, and other ones are in Texas. You know, it just seems like this is showing us more and more about how the sausages made, about how these governors literally just fall in line and lockstep with whatever is currently in vogue with like the biggest governor and such, which which is what makes like Desantis and Abbots and Nome's decision to sign these bills into law on their own states, that much more egregious because they know these more, like, lower tier governors are just going to follow suit

with them. So, I mean, why does this ever need to be done in any state in the United States of America, let alone a state like Montana, where, you know, it's what probably has like the lowest Jewish population of any state in the entire union, no, but. But they, but they need to do that. They need to show that. I mean, remember the thing that happened in Poland last year? where the menorah was lit up and a Polish politician went with a fire extinguisher and blew it out and everything. I looked it up. There's 3,000 Jews in Poland right now.

It used to be a lot more. But what's the point? I mean, all it is is pushing, is them thanking the people who give them money. Once you start looking these people up, I mean, Mike Johnson is the worst. I mean, he's taken almost $600,000 from them that we know of that is there. I don't know how much this guy is taken. It's just, it's over and over and over again. And you have to believe that people are just getting fatigued on them.

You see this, oh, I mean, I don't know how many people are contacting me who I was thinking I would have buddy of mine the other night. And he's like, my parents used to be like all up and down. is, you know, Israel our greatest ally. Now they're just like dismissing them. They have no interest in it anymore. They're critical of it. So many people

are just waking up to this. I mean, we obviously, I think some of us would agree we would need elites in order to do this properly to, you know, handle this over this overrepresentation properly. But still,

you know, when you have people like Scott Adams who speaks to a completely different audience than we do and has people with power and with money and with influence who probably watch him when he comes out and goes on rants like he did like he did recently and the other one about blacks a couple of years ago i think that he is actually a better voice for getting this message out there than we are because i mean people just expect you know someone like me who you know is on record with this. But when when Adams is like, I'm not going to support Israel ever again. And, you know, he says stuff like Israel, Israel's, the halibunga card has been punched out and punched

to its limit. I think actually him saying stuff like that is is way more important and can actually can actually move the window. Yeah. And when you talk about friends' parents, I mean, you're kind of talking about boomers, I guess, right, Pete, the ones that we would not. expect to shift on this issue and suddenly they're like having questions even though it's it's even though they're probably just still watching TV like usual right but still they're like having questions now yeah yeah i mean like this uh on top of radlib you were saying before the stream started something about uh people fetching about uh seven-year-olds quote voting Nazi propaganda or whatever.

Like their answer to this stuff is just more propaganda, more propaganda, more propaganda. There was that bill, I think it was last week, it was announced to include, it was a bipartisan bill between a, what is it, a Democrat from New York, I think, and a Republican from California to include October 7th education as a mandatory point. part of the U.S. curriculum. And we all know what's going to be in that. We know it's going to be the 40 beheaded babies. We know that as the years churn on, the numbers will increase from, what are they saying,

2000 now or something like 300, whatever, into the tens of thousands. It's just the playbook never changes. And I don't think they're updating to the fact that the internet has allowed people to check the past in real time. Yeah, well, we were just talking about the new Zoomer historian video before we went live about the truth of the Nuremberg trials and such.

And I'm definitely going to have to go on watch that at some point here over the next couple of days when I have some free time. But if people aren't subscribed to a Zoomer historian, you should be. But I real quick, Redhawk, I did want to give the detail on what Curtis just referenced. Representative Aaron Bean, Republican of Florida, says anti-Semitism has become such a dominant force in K-12 schools that second graders across America are spewing Nazi propaganda. Second graders, let me remind you, would generally be like seven or eight years old. Yeah, well, you know, I don't know. As I said before we went live, you know, if ever there was a thing where we right-wingers could use, though, that is absolutely not happening.

And if it was, it's a good thing. Oh, that would be it. I'm going to go to my eight-year-old twin girls and say, stop throwing Romans. Don't throw Romans in school. I mean, it's a little disturbing, but not very surprising that a politician would know the intimate thoughts of seven-year-olds across the country.

Oh, dear. You had to go there. Yeah, and Pete actually got us a video here of a Senator Kathy Britt from Al-Brit from Al-Ear. Alabama. Yeah, from my state. Yeah, here we go. Let's listen to what she has to say. Administration refusing to protect our Jewish brothers and sisters as they want to go to class. They want to eat peacefully in dining halls. Be okay in their dorms. I remember that discrimination upon race, denigrating someone upon race, blocking someone from a classroom wasn't okay in the 1960s.

Do you hear me? And it is not okay today. This administration needs to stand up and stand against anti-Semitism. What else they're failing to learn from? I mean, yesterday we celebrated 79 years since VE Day. The victory there in Europe, liberating Europe from Nazi terror. Earlier this week, we honored those 6 million Jews that died in the Holocaust. We're at a place in this country, a Harvard Harris poll just came out, out where it said between the ages of 18 and 29 one in five of those

individuals don't believe the Holocaust even existed and on that note I think it's important that we continue to tell the story of October 7th when we talked to the Israeli officials we mentioned 9-11 and they said yes it's similar but I want you to understand why it's different these disgusting barbaric terrorists they're not going after soldiers they're coming after babies and beheading them. We must do more. Never again is now. How does such a young woman sound like such a herodon? She sounds like she's going to cry. Now, every one of, do you remember? Yeah, I was going to come out of the union. She was the one who did the post state of the union thing.

That's where I recognized her from. You're right, Pete. Yeah. She's a complete, she's a complete lunatic. She said, she sounds and she has, you know, she sounds like she's on SSRIs. And she has, and she has. And she has SSRIs. Just look at her. Look at it. I mean, that's a stare. She constantly has. You know, I mean, I'll get it out of the way. I mean, I still say she's a wood, but, you know, well, with that out of the way, you know, just my horror, just absolutely awful. I'll have to say, I was cracking up, you know, we'll have a mic mute while she was talking the entire time as well, some of the stuff she's saying. But again, like, you wonder if like with their of cash, they're given a script or they're like given like a guidance document.

Like you may, you got to include all these things when you talk about this and make sure you don't mention the, uh, the, the, the tens of thousands of civilians, the Israelis killed when you're talking about the monsters going after civilians. It's like, are there people in this country who actually believe this nonsense or are they just talking to themselves at this point? The other thing I love too about this is how she has the cross just right above her cleavage. You know, that zipper couldn't possibly go any a little bit lower until you start seeing some skin. But now you got to have that cross right there just to make sure, you know, what team she's on. I can't stand these people.

It seems like in the chat, everybody is a wood. And then wood pit says, would then support. Well, I mean, on the discussion of. the passing these laws and such. This has opened up the discussion on like Normie Con Twitter and such about dual citizenship being back on the menu and why we're allowed to have this continue. And one of the people who are actually talking about this was our friend Vivek Ramoswami. He actually interviewed Anne Coulter. They went on in their podcast to talk about this a little bit. But let's hear this is just from the opening salvo when they opened up that discussion between

two of them. Let's hear what Vivek and Anne Coulter have to say. And that's why I brought on today, somebody who I think has some thoughtful perspectives on the future direction of our country, of our conservative movement. And on this question of nationalism and national identity, somebody who have been fascinated by for a long time and have interacted with on social media. But for the first time we're having a at least live form conversation in the offline sense of it, San Colter. So, Anne, thanks for coming on. And I'm looking forward to our conversation today. Me too. Thanks for having me.

That was a fantastic opening monologue. I too am a fan of yours. I'm going to make a point of disagreeing with you so that it will be fun. You are so bright and articulate, and I guess I can call you articulate, since you're not an American black. Can't say that about them. That's derogatory. And that was a great opening segment. Lots of things to talk about there.

Oh, and I agreed with many, many things you said during, in fact, probably more than most other candidates when you were running for president. but I still would not have voted for you because you're an Indian. We'll get back to that. Yeah, yeah, you know, I mean, again, take everything that Anne says with a bit of a grain of salt these days, particularly because she's been insufferable since the DeSantis campaign kicked off. And also let us not forget that this woman once upon time dated Dinesh D'Souza. So let's not forget that. But at the same time, I mean, I just had to laugh because, you know, she's just speaking

the quiet part out loud, right? I mean, just listen to what Vivek was saying in the front of that segment that we just played right there when he's talking about the future of our conservative movement, right? And you just look at the guy and you're like, you know, something's off here. This isn't exactly right. You know, I mean, particularly, I imagine this is just so in the front of the faces of our friends across the pond, right? When you look at the, the UK, right? I mean,

they recently ousted that Hamza Yusuf guy up in Scotland, but for a while there, like all the individual four countries of the UK were all ruled by India guys. I'm pretty sure that they're going to replace Yusuf with a brown anyway. So, like, it's, I don't think it's going to change. Yeah. Okay. But seriously,

you have to go back. You got a. Exactly. Thank you, Doug. They do have to go back. Well, I mean, no, you know, Anne's completely right on this. And I believe Thomas said this on one of Pete streams. If individual behavior is genetic, then culture is racial. And, you know, we don't have to go any further. Like, we don't have to look into the future to see this changing.

It's happening now. You know, the judge in New York saying, you know, the Second Amendment doesn't apply here. Like, she's black. Like, the Second Amendment was made by white men. What does she have in common with them? Certainly not a conceptual or philosophical frame that includes the right to defend oneself. Like it's it, it's, these examples are are all over the place all the time. And she's just speaking the bare honest truth that, uh, that we've all been taught to kind

of ignore. Yeah, indeed. I mean, my simple stance on this since the very beginning when Vivek was showing up in the debate saying a lot of very correct things. I mean, dude, you could be on the team, but you can't be the face of the team. All right. I think that's a very reasonable position for people to hold. I mean, it's quite frankly, honestly,

acceptable that we would have like a Hindu second generation immigrant be president of the United States. That's absurd. None of the founders would ever have envisioned that be part of the future of our country. And quite frankly, the president of your nation should be a representative of the actual people, the actual heritage Americans. So the founding stock of your nation that actually built it. Right. So it's a totally reasonable thing. And I'm glad that, you know, when I looked in the comment section under this on Twitter when they were tweeting this out, I was actually surprised to see almost every single Normie con conservative that was saying in the background about how racist Ann Coulter was for saying this. And, you know, she needs to put on her white cap again.

You can't be shocked by that. You can't be shocked. Well, what I was about to say is I'm shocked about how much of the pushback all those people got in the comments. It was just a never-ending cavalcade of people saying, no, Anne's right. Anne's right. And all these people are getting ratioed into oblivion, which was very nice to see. That's good. That's good.

Yeah. Yeah, it's, um, yeah. What did he and say at one point? He said, if one of your kids marries a daughter of the American Revolution, then maybe. Yeah. Yeah.

But yeah, it's just, when I first saw him, the first thing I said, and I think I said it on one of our streams, was all I saw was England, Scotland, Ireland,

and you know, what they were doing there. And it seemed like it was being forced upon us. Yeah. I still really, really want to know why Trump had him around him and keeps him around and everything. It really makes me wonder if his crew of people have something on Trump or they've made a deal with Trump.

But, you know, we'll see what happens in the future. Who knows? I mean, it's just like I said before. I mean, hey, if he wants to put his money towards advancing, you know, like causes that are actually for the benefit of heritage Americans and are, you know, anomaly in the, direction of our things. Okay, fine. I mean, I'll take allies where I can get him at this point, right? But by no means am I ever going to make this guy the face of any like, quote unquote, American conservative movement? No, absolutely not. This is just something that everyone reflexively knows in the back of their head. It's just like I was saying before. When he says our conservative movement, I mean, people know something's off about it, right? I mean, like what, okay, in fact, what side did your family fight on, you know, in the civil war, right? This is a popular talking point from a lot of our guys, you know, particularly when they're facing off against like your Richard Hanania types or whatever, like people who weren't even here, either side of their family weren't even here

during the 1860s and they decide that they have the right to opine about, you know, how Sherman didn't go far enough, right? It's like, well, where the fuck were you, dude? You know, like, what gives you any right to have any, you know, say about this discussion? And the same thing applies here as well now. And, you know, as we were talking about this whole discussion about a dual citizenship and such, I mean, this is something. that, you know, it needs to go away. Yeah. Just as I was planning on getting my German citizenship back then.

Yeah, explain to me how this works. Some countries don't allow dual citizenship, right? But I guess the U.S. does? So the U.S. technically doesn't. What you... Oh. In order to become a U.S. citizen as a foreigner, you have to renounce your original citizenship.

That's what I thought. Yeah. But that's just not enforced. anymore. Oh, so that is on the book. That is on the books, but in practice, we actually have, like, just to pick a random country, dual Israel, U.S. citizens. Well, the other thing, too, is that you can get the citizenship of another country while being a citizen of the United States as well. So, like, if you were born in American, you could potentially, like, you know, like countries like Ireland or countries like Israel, like, depending on your genetic makeup, you can actually get the citizenship of that

country based on your genetics. You can go ahead and do that. Yeah, I had dual citizenship with Germany until 1999 and then they revoked it. But from what I understand, I inquired about it recently. All I have to do is go down to the German embassy here in Alabama. And they'll get me back my citizenship and everything. So yeah, that was something that if you were born in the Bundes Republic. It was just if your parents, why you were there, even if your dad was in the American military, if your parents asked for it, they'd get it for you. So, no, I lost it in 99, but I can get it back anytime I won't. Yeah, I mean, and people were bringing up, you know, how I'm not sure people could fact check me if not, but people were pointing out that apparently there

are some people in, like, the House of Representatives that do have dual citizenship with other countries and people were saying this is just completely unacceptable should not be allowed at all that people in public office should have these but the other thing we've been talking about you know what kind of like minor steps could you make in the direction of you know repatriating people or getting people to leave your country not even through actual forceful deportation even though that's definitely something that should be on the table as well but you know something like this where you just get rid of dual citizenship would be a step in the right direction something like as well that you could do is just have massive taxes on money that you're sending overseas that coming out of America,

because we know these people do this all the time, whether they're India, whether they're from Central and South America. These people come here, they make money, they send it back home all the time. We know this is how the game is played, right? You know, some little changes like that that are just obviously in the best interests of the country of America and people who actually live here and call this nation their home. These are the things that should quite frankly just be common sense for people, as well as getting rid of, you know, something like birthright citizenship, which at the time of the country's founding definitely was something wise and probably should have been included for, you know, a homogenous culture. But in the age of 2024, this is just like completely ridiculous and needs to go away. All right, jents. Shall we carry on to our next story? Let's talk about, well, this is a headline that I wanted to jump off of to open up a broader discussion about what's going on. on the states. But what is happening over in Italy right now is that they have passed laws where they are going to spend government funds to actually employ a bunch of professional hunters

to deal with their wild boar problem. And that brings us to the discussion of what's actually going on here in the United States where we too also have a growing problem with feral hogs and wild boars to record levels. Here's an updated map of the United States for 2023 that was done by the Southeastern Cooperative of Wildlife and Disease Studies through the U.S. Census and such. And they're looking at the populations of wild boars and feral hogs. Now, for people who might not be aware of this, pigs are not native to America and the New World. They were introduced here. So while they do have predators that will take advantage of them and eat them, they don't have, quote, unquote, naturalized predators that are accustomed to only targeting and seeking them out.

So their numbers have just absolutely exploded. and they're causing major problems, particularly with crops and such, where they destroy a bunch of fields. People will know this, especially if you're down in Texas, where there are more wild boasts and human beings in Texas now. And there are now feral hogs in all 49 states.

The only state that they're not in is Alaska, because it gets too cold for them. But there are now feral hog populations in every single state, except Alaska, and it's open season all year round. If you see one, you're supposed to shoot it. So, yeah. So working at this map.

Is feral hog a euphemism for something? Well, it's funny. You make a joke, but also there's a bunch of fights that go around in the like animal and hunting community as to what we actually call these things. Like do we call them feral hogs? Do we call them bores? Do we call them wild boars? Because technically speaking, they're not actually, okay, well, this is here comes some. Wild Wednesday autism from my Twitter account here, right?

But so European and Russian wild boars are actually wild pigs that are, you know, quote unquote wild in the sense of they are not domesticated animals that have become feral. They're actually wild species that are not domesticated animals and never have been. However, there are boars over here that are technically feral and that they are descendant from domesticated pigs and that they were let loose into the wild. So technically speaking, they should be called feral hog. and not wild boars because wild boars refers to a different animal that was never domesticated in its genetic past, but people just call them wild boars all the time anyway. So it's kind of like a nitpicky thing.

But either way, they're a huge problem. They can be very dangerous. I've shot three hogs in two different states at this point, one of which was in my backyard many, many years ago. I actually got in a fight with my dog and took a little 380 out of the drawer in the house and had to go. out back and let loose and mag dump it. But yeah, they can be very, very dangerous. And, you know, I highly recommend people go out of their way to take these things down if you can, you know, do your part, so to speak. Also, it's a great form of entertainment. If you check YouTube, there are plenty of videos of very entertaining hog hunts from nighttime,

stalking to helicopter hunting. And it's something that you can get into if you have the and the inclination. You'd be doing a public good. You get to take home. I don't know if the meat's good for eating, but you can do a public good. It definitely can be. You have to worry about diseases,

but it can taste pretty good. This is sounding like the old days when they would shoot the buffaloes from the train as they were passing by through the west, you know. Okay. That sounds like a good business opportunity. just revitalize the Westward train system by doing train hunts. Yeah, yeah.

I mean, if anyone wants to get into hunting, I highly recommend, like, this is probably the easiest place to start if you're not going to go after deer. Like, hogs are another very easy thing for you to take out. You don't need any, like, fancified hunting gear or anything for it. You know, you can just take, like, your AR-50s. or something. You can take care of them too. This is a really easy way for you to get involved in the sport.

If it's something you're looking to do. And even if you want to go through an outfitter, because there's just so many of these things, you could do it really cheap. You could probably go on a wild boar hunt very successfully in a place like Texas for less than $1,000. And they'll include literally everything for you. You know, like they'll provide guns for you,

provide transportation, everything. You can probably do it less than a grand. So if people want to get involved in the hunting community, this is definitely a great first step for doing it and you'd be doing your um you know your local area some good by taking care of this nuisance uh pest animal and they can be dangerous too make make no mistake you know like they're smart they have really big tusks they can be really really aggressive if you get them into corners and uh boars uh do kill people i mean people know this from uh ancient past from us stories from like greek mythology and stuff where people will go on boar hunts you know it's it's no

joke these things can be very dangerous oh yeah i was uh seeing some weapons uh visiting our consularia up there in Chicago and some medieval weapons. And one of them was a boar hunting sphere. And the thing that lets you know it's a boar hunting spear is that rather than just simply a straight shaft with a pointy thing on the end, there's a stopper about midway on the shaft. And that is so the boar doesn't push up, you know, while it's being stabbed, push up the stick and kill you. Yeah, yeah. I imagine like exactly like I imagine the same reason why you have like a hilt on a sword right is supposed to protect your hands from an opponent sword coming to get you.

It's the same principle because like the board will just run into you and it will never stop. So you need to have some kind of stop or to stop it from getting to you. But yeah, I mean, I did a knife hunt once with these with them. They give you like 10 inch K bar knives and you go down. I did it outside of San Antonio. Maybe God, it was like maybe 10 years ago now. but yeah so you like you go up to these things and you hold them down you take a 10 inch k bar knife to it and have pretty adrenaline filled experience but that's pretty badass yeah yeah so if people want to do that it's totally uh you know open for you if you want to especially down in texas and they'll welcome you for the opportunity and uh carry i just going to say real quick um before we move on from the topic uh could you give us a little bit about the conservation aspect of this because, you know, conservationism is a properly right-wing topic. And we on the

serious right love nature and it's continued beauty. And the feral hogs are definitely a threat to that. Well, yeah, absolutely. I mean, I talk about this to no end about how like the whole environmental movement and conservation movement is just prime for guys like us to. take hold to the entire discussion and turn it rightward, so to speak, because the left are only focused on something like climate change, which is, you know, we're not even going to get into that topic right now because of how ridiculous it is. But yeah, I mean, part of being a conservationist is conserving local and native wildlife to their region of origin, much like we talk about how the heritage American population has a right to exist in their country

of origin. Same thing with all the natural plants and animals that exist in the biomes all across America. And when you have a evasive species like these wild boars that, you know, just go in and they eat basically everything. The plants don't have natural immunities to them. The predators aren't here in numerous enough numbers to actually deal with them. No, I mean, like the predators for boars historically in places like Europe and Russia are things like big cats, things like wolves, things like giant bears. And in much of the parts of the United States, most of our predators are gone. So of course, these things are just going to breed out of control because there's nothing to deal with them. So in the absence of predators, well, who's the predator that has to step up?

It's man. So it's our job to conserve all the wild spaces throughout our great nation. And part of it is going to be involved with culling these nuisance animals. And they absolutely are a nuisance. You know, go, you can look up endless videos of these things of like, what they do, these hogs, they've roaming huge hurts, like 50 to 60 of them in some cases. And, and they're just, and And they will, because they're primarily like nocturnal animals, they'll just eat like an entire field and root it up and destroy all the soil in like one night. And there's nothing you can really do about it unless you're prepared for it. So yeah, if you see a wild boar, take it out, report it to your local DNR officials. I will say this.

Of all the government institutions, I think the DNR, the Department of National Resources actually probably does the best job. And in my experience, they're all very professional guys. and they do a very good job with managing most of our lands and such and cracking down on poaching and evasive species and stuff like that. So I would actually go out of my way to report wild boar sightings to your Department of Natural Resources for your state if you see one of these things. So yeah, if you see it, report it. And if you can, take it out on site. Everyone will thank you for it. And if you're lucky, maybe you'll get some food out of it as well.

If I was to read this map and actually believe it, I'd be like walking out. my door right now and just getting stampeded. Yeah. So what the, yeah, what they're talking about is the, um, what they're listing as like percentage of like,

um, permanent strongholds is basically what they're talking about in this study. So it's like, oh, they're, they're estimating that in these certain areas, you can have, you know,

a, well, like a self-breeding, a herd of these wild boars at all times of the year and you're just not going to be able to deal with them, which I definitely believe. I mean, look out like,

Texas is almost entirely black. I mean, that's been the case down there for decades in Texas at this point. Same thing with California as well. So, yeah, they're definitely a problem. That's something else. Well, yeah, you know, this map probably also double crosses over with talking in movie theaters. Yeah, you know, so in other things, right? All righty.

Let's move on to our final topic of the evening, one that everybody's been talking about all week and one that we here at the Old Glory Club are in the best position to discuss. We're going to talk about the Boy Scouts of America. So let's hear from this Roger Crone or Crune or whatever the hell this guy is. It looks like an old grown. The CEO of Boy Scouts of America. Let's see what he has to say. Sends this really strong message to everyone in America that they can come to this program.

They can bring their authentic self. They can be who they are. and they will be welcomed here. The argument that I make with the people that say, well, I always like Boy Scouts of America or BSA, why do we have to change? You know, membership is at historic lows, right? Part of my job is to reduce all the barriers I possibly can

for people to accept us as an organization and to join. Hear that, guys, line go up. We just have to destroy all of our years of great history. of the Boy Scouts of America. I know some of us in the old glory club are, in fact, Eagle Scouts as well. Let's just throw out all that history out the window because we have line went down a little bit. So let's just destroy the whole organization.

No, I mean, this is the eternal boomer, right? Like, it's, you know, everything that we do has to follow the same, like, secular, progressive trends. and when the poison makes people stop signing up, well, it's just time for more poison. Just give us more. No exclusivity. Let homosexuals be alone in the woods with boys.

What could possibly go wrong as scoutmasters? Let girls in. Like, I don't, I mean, as a Catholic, it kind of looks like the Catholic Church in that, Vatican 2 is kind of what got rid of a lot of the membership because it became more secular and more progressive. And the TLM is ascendant within the Catholic Church. And the current Catholic leadership wants to get, wants to kind of get rid of it. It's the same way that the BSA is getting rid of the things that people actually want in response to membership going down.

Yeah, I like what you're saying, that he said, we do spare. that's going to be the way to fix this, as opposed to, you know, you could see them taking the Boy Scouts in the direction of challenging people, right? I mean, that's one of the themes I remember from the Boy Scouts' duty, right? And to make it a place that's more challenging, maybe smaller, but more elite, right? they could do that kind of thing. Instead, it's like, well, it's like democratize this, I guess, would be one way to put it. And that'll fix it if we just make this sort of less distinctive, less of calling people to something higher. The other phrase he said was bring your authentic self, which I have to say, it just feels something about that phrase.

Yeah. It doesn't sound right, you know. Yeah. I mean, is everyone really surprised by this? I mean, the scouts have definitely been declining, definitely in the last decade. Curtis who mentioned earlier about how they allowed homosexuals to be scoutmasters. That was a big blow up that happened a number of years ago, I seem to recall. And of course, they've been moving this way for a long time about integrating the two like the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts together.

because you know got to get those lines to go up people the membership is down well it would never have occurred to people that no uh letting gay guys be a scoutmasters even though it had a problem with it since the beginning you know this is the actual thing that's pushing people away so of course this whole organization is just going to completely um you know crater uh to the ground which uh opens up the discussion of well who's going to replace it because we still need male only spaces uh they are vitally important for the development of boys into men and someone's going to have to step up in uh fill in the ranks, which is where OGC local chapters come in. You know, this is definitely something we could be making waves in the future. I know a lot of us would love to, you know, reinfigurate the rich heritage of, you know, wilderness and duty and honor and spending time amongst your peers and and saluting the flag and everything. And I mean, all these, all these kinds of things are things that we can be moving towards in the future. Well, the market opportunity, so to speak, the niche, the niches that are being left unfilled are just phenomenal, right?

For those who want some of those things that were available when I was a boy, I mean, it wasn't that long ago, right? For some of those people who want mail-only spaces for men, you know, a Boy Scout-style thing for young boys, the opportunities, right? they're just endless right now and the main problem we've got is a lawfare right as it stands for people who try to recreate male only spaces um there's going to be um uh people coming after you and trying to destroy you legally with i don't know however they do it right civil rights stuff Yeah, and even if it ends up being for naught, the process is the punishment, just bankrupt you with having to fight it in court. Do you were going to say something, Pete? Yeah, it turns out that if you look up Crone, he was the chairman and CEO of Lados.

I was trying to look up and see exactly what they did. But apparently he was a big one on vaccination. and having, making sure that everyone, science application, international corporation, it's a military industrial complex company. Yeah, he was real. So this guy just, he was real big on, I'm sorry, he was real big on how exactly

are we going to get people who don't want to get vaccinated to, or are we going to involuntarily separate them early, or is there, yeah, I mean, he's, he's the regime. He's part of the regime. So this, this is, this is not unexpected. Yeah, just a regime character through and through. But yeah, I mean, I'll speak on this a little bit from my angle here. I mean, of course, they would rather completely nuke a space into oblivion than to keep it an all male one.

You know, like, like everything else in our society these days, like men are not allowed to have their own spaces, whether it's boys, whether it's men, whether it's older men of any kind, you know, oh, men are doing something together. Oh, that must be misogyny. And we have to shut it down immediately because this cannot be allowed to continue. And, you know, despite the fact that, well, there's two sides to that. One, it definitely is a byproduct of the increased feminization and the gyneocracy that we live under. But also at the same time is that male only spaces are a direct threat to the regime and regime control. Because male only spaces are where shit actually gets done. It's where ideas are exchanged.

This is why, you know, we go out of our way to ensure that our chapters at the Old Glory Club are male only spaces. There will be no women ever admitted to local OGC chapters. It's never going to happen if the women want to do their own thing they can. But OGC chapters are for men only and they will always remain that way. He man, woman haters club. Damn right. Any other concluding thoughts on the scouts gentlemen before we move on to the super chats and wrap up for the evening? Well, sadly it was to be expected.

I mean, this isn't anything. And what's funny is I drove by on Wednesday yesterday I drove by the big up in Birmingham. There's a big boy scouts of America facility there and everything. They even have a statue and everything.

They had just announced that they were changing the name and I said and I commented to my wife, well, so they're going to have to change that sign. That sign's been there forever. You can just tell how old it is. Yeah, yeah. Rough to see, as always.

already but you know on the bright side this like we were saying this entire segment this is opening great opportunities for guys like us to do things like this you know whether it's some groups for you know young men throughout our actual chapter initiatives and maybe that can even forge into the future where our guys should they get married and have kids they can take their own sons and start our own little specific youth groups for the flourishing of young boys into men I would love to see in the future 10, 15, 20 years down the line where a bunch of our guys are going on hikes and our national parks with their boys and teaching them how to make fires with two sticks and stuff like that. It would be some awesome stuff or shooting little Ruger 1022s at some cans. That would be some fantastic stuff.

Absolutely. Despite the best efforts of our regime, boyish boys keep getting born every day. Yeah, absolutely. With a small amount of guidance, they will respond to really, you know, leadership and men who want to help them become, you know, nurture, nurture their boyishness in the best, most positive way. Absolutely. All right, gentlemen, let's go through the super chats and we will wrap up for the evening.

All right. Casey Stark for $20. There's some big moves going on in Texas state oil right now, a Ken Paxton wing of the Republican Party with lots of MAGA backing. they have already now I'm guessing known out nine in primaries and two in rings all right well that's that's interesting

I mean like we're saying Texas is definitely one that we have to work on for sure needs to be a stronghold for people like us and just seems like their politicians are just some of the worst ones that come out of that state even though it's a state full of plenty of based people so get to work Texans let's see

Bolero 393 for $5 the GOP has made it illegal to circumcise your hearts. Soon it will be illegal to not circumcise your baby boys, four skins, but at least we're not speaking German. Okay, I'm sorry, I'm getting lost. The GOP has made it illegal to circumcise your hearts. What are they talking about? Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know about that either. Anybody got a clue what the reference is there? I'm missing it. Well, I know, but what did the GOP do? I don't know. Is this maybe a reference to the, the anti-Semitism definition. Yeah, no doubt.

Right? That some view is a direct attack on the gospel, you know, on the New Testament. Maybe that's my best guess. I have no idea. Yeah, something like that. Bliro also sends us another $2 by race. I thought they were fellow whites. Wow.

Yeah, of course, right? I mean, people have made this comment many times before. But if you were to, you know, force every member of Biden's cabinet to wear, like, you know, blue man group, like blue paint or something like this, like people would recognize the issue that's going on right away now, or like if they were all Chinese all of a sudden, you know, like to, you know, you'd be able to see it right away, you know, but they absolutely do use that moniker of fellow white to their advantage. Um, let's see. Um, you know, speaking of strongest soldiers, all right. Now listen here. We've, we've got our, um, plenty of our guys

in the chat, but nobody compares to Palladon Y, Y, Z, who sends us, us another $55. We're too late, guys. Abbott is drafting legislation to include the use of the terms Wild Boar and Farrowhawk is anti-Semitic. Yeah, I think for that super chat, he deserves some gold, as always. I love gold.

There it is. The taste a bit, the smell of it, the texture. I love gold. Paladin YWISD does indeed love his gold. And thank you very much, gentlemen. and your guys are generous as ever. And indeed, Paladin Y, Y, Z is our strongest soldier by far at this point. Well, when we get the OGC office running in the future,

we'll have a Paladin Y, Y, Y, Z wing of the building. Let's see. He sends us, again, another $25. Ain't no wild boar ever called me a white supremacist. Well, I don't care what they call you. Shoot them on site. Those wild boars are a complete nuisance. And, yeah, they need to be removed as much as possible.

Let's see. High-powered for five bucks. Probably a reference to the Browning High Power, a very cool weapon. Blamow. Yeah, for five bucks sends us. I hope the Mormons buy Philmont. I believe they took a loan out on it to cover legal costs. I'm not familiar with this.

Anyone know what this is referring to? No. Philmont. Wasn't that a... Oh Hmm First Oh

Philmont Scout ranch in New Mexico Oh so it's like a big area where the scouts do Hikes and everything like that Oh interesting Yeah somebody should buy that up Yeah Hmm I've never been in New Mexico

Yeah sorry sorry I just one more rant on this scout thing Because and I know it's just been happening right All these institutions that were set up for purpose a certain purpose are subverted and destroyed and stuff. But I just got to register for a moment, right? For the people who were generous, they, you know, they donated land to the scouts and organizations like that with intending to use, you know, the fruits of their hard work

to benefit boys in the future, right? And it's just so sad that this is happening. I mean, what kind of infrastructure do the scouts own? that was clearly intended for a certain purpose and is now going to be sold off or not used for the purpose that it was gifted for you know it's really i i wish i wish it was prosecuted as like a fraud or something you know yeah it's a really good point i mean you know if you ever meet some of these like scout people like they're really scout people you know like they didicate a lot of their time uh to this and you know it's all voluminous

And you clearly could tell a lot of people are really passionate about this and and you're right, Steven. You know, maybe they should have some kind of, you know, like a fraud or something to that effect. You know, it's like, yeah, you know, this is no longer the thing that I'm dedicating so much of my time and my donations to, you know, squir-up. Yeah. All right. I have to wonder if Michael Tracy's listening to the stream he tweeted out just a couple minutes ago. about 15 minutes ago. Lord knows the Democratic Party has this problem,

but there's likely never been a major political party in world's history as comprehensively and flamboyantly captured by a single foreign country as a Republican Party in Israel. Yeah, really? He's on fire today, isn't he? Yeah. He's been going off.

Good stuff, yeah. Yeah. All right, well, in an attempt to usurp Paladin Y, Y, Y, Z as the strongest soldier, Our good friend Jay Ford sends us $100. I hate to see it, folks. All right. I think he deserves some gold as well.

I love gold. The look if it, the taste, a bit, the smell of it, the texture. I love gold. So I do love gold, and I love that little bit. We need to get Doug to make some more of those. Yeah. Maybe one involving platinum or silver. so we can mix it up a little bit.

Yeah. Up, up our game. Yeah, Jay Ford, this is someone I've met, if I remember. Yeah, our favorite question asker. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, good to hear from him. Awesome. Yeah.

Maybe he'll be making another appearance at the conference this year. So, all right. Hunter counts for 10 bucks. I aged out of the scouts in late 2019, and I sadly noticed most of the. my fellow scouts basically immediately discard all of their virtues that we cultivated during our time in the troop yeah yeah i can imagine so i mean i it's interesting because i i never was a scout but i basically got all the scout instruction kind of just by you know spending so much time in

the woods and hunting and everything so like i knew i ended up in the same kind of circles with a lot of guys who were scouts so like i kind of got a feel for what it was like back in like the two thousands and such. So yeah, I can't imagine what was like in 2019, man, my goodness. Yeah, I mean, I can imagine the Scouts is a vestige of a bygone era. And you're trying to instill virtue and boys that the mainstream and most especially women don't value. So as soon as these boy scouts become men scouts and they hit the real world where women think that having values as a man makes you a silly tryhard, you're going to discard them pretty fast. So I don't blame them, even if it is very sad.

There is even a time when they, my colleges would give you scholarships if you were an Eagle Scout. No, like I remember that was a big thing. Yeah, I mean, in our lifetime, I knew people who went to school on those sorts of things. Yeah, yeah. I remember a couple of guys that I knew from my heart. high school days that were Eagle Scouts and they got scholarships when they went off to school. So, yeah, it's definitely not that far removed. It's changed a lot in such a short period of time. But, oh, man, it's like a bidding war is going on in the chat tonight, fellas.

A.A.'s evil twin, the Cooner Slaher sent us $100. Hey, don't forget about me. Well, we are not forgetting about you. I love gold. Look, if it tastes, it in the shell, and it dext you. I love gold. You know, Doug gets smacked in the back of the head every time that actually has to play. So if you guys want more violence against Doug, which let's be honest, all red-blooded Americans do.

Just keep sending him in, boys. We love you and we hate Doug. Not only does he get slapped. He actually gets slapped one of those gold ingots. We never thought this was going to happen. What's going on? I love the sound boy. he's got going on in the background you never know what's going to come up you know it's so good paladin y yz

he's firing back boys uh for 25 bucks great work guys the five dollar chats bring out the ten dollar chats which act like kindling for the fifty dollar and the big hitters keep it up guys you are awesome well amazing thank you very much sir and that is it all caught up on the super chats for this evening thank you gentlemen you've been very generous uh this evening um we will Once again, Shill our friends over at WBS Apparel, who are having a sale on this week. Actually, this is the whole month. Who am I getting this whole week? My goodness.

The entire month, hopefully Doug can get their ad playing through right now. Let's see. If not, he'll be beaten. We at WBS Apparel and Pony Express Radio want to ensure our customers that Doug is just being a goofy guy. Is fine and in great health. Thank you. Please help in the background. That's funny.

Yeah, we must have forgotten to gag him during the recording of that ad. It won't happen again. Nope, nope, will not happen again. He will be punished forthwith after at the conclusion of the stream. But yes, guys, indeed, go over to WBS apparel. Get yourselves a Pony Express, a radio shirt, and you guys can get 15% off another WBS apparel item with a purchase of one of our shirts. So and yeah, definitely go and support fellow friends. It's important thing to be doing.

Let's go around the horn here and see if anybody else has some things they want to shill. Let's go to Not Me, Not You. What do you have, sir? Yeah, I just wanted to remind everybody. We're coming up Swift on the first OGC event. Tickets are still available, though there are very few of them. And I just wanted to make something clear. we're not doing this event because it's going to be bringing in revenue.

We're doing this event because the in-person meeting stuff is the most important use of our time. We do this to try and bring you guys together, to bring our friends together, so that we can build these bonds of fellowship in a real way, where we can rely on each other and build something that lasts into the future. through whatever adversity our leaders might decide to throw our way. So, show up for the plane ticket or the gas money, grab some friends and grab a big old hate bus, make the road trip, buy the tickets, share a room, get to know each other.

It'll be absolutely worth your time. Well, yeah, I mean, I will definitely echo out what you just said right there about the in-person meetings. I mean, let us not forget the old glory club. I mean, the foundation of the whole organization was through doing these IRL events and conferences throughout the years. And all of us being in the same room together, breaking bread together, smoking cigars, sharing drinks together, swapping ideas back and forth in meat space where, you know,

we don't have like the internet bickering and the fighting that you see on Twitter all the time. You know, that's how the organization got founded in the first place. You know, so going to these live in person meetups. and events is super important, and I cannot stress, again, how crucial it is for more of our guys to be meeting in real space. So I've definitely made some lifelong friends and business partners from it, and you can too as well by coming to our events. So once again, get your tickets now at the old glory club.com. It is just 30 days away. We hope to see you guys there. Mr. Piquinonez, what do you have coming up, sir?

And I just want to say about these events, it always being in a room with people who think like you, when a lot of people spend most of their day being around people who don't, it just helps to, it makes you feel good to know that there are people out there and that you're not crazy. That's what events, even when I was a libertarian, that's what events meant to me. So, yeah. All right. Piquino show,

which was dropped an episode with Lance Legion on the first Chechen War. Not a lot of information out there because most of it's in Russian. And, you know, Antelope Hill was able to translate Chechen Blues, which was by Alexander Procote.

I cannot pronounce it his name. And just a great episode talking about the first Chechen war in the 1990s in Russia. And, yeah, my substack, Pete's Substack.com. And my website, the easy one there is petecue.org. Thank you. All right.

Awesome. Definitely be sure to check out Pete's stuff. And our special guests this evening, Mr. Stephen Carson, Radlib, where can people find more of your work, sir? Well, it's such a pleasure to finally be part of the show and the super chatters are just blowing my mind. I mean, I'm just, my jaw has dropped. Yeah, my show.

I have a show called Radical Liberation on YouTube. It's a little complicated because it's got three parts, but I'm going to give it to you really fast. Every other month, I'm sorry, every other week with my financial markets ringer, Black Horse, we talk about sort of financial matters. One of our awesome calls, for example, right two weeks after the beginning of, of the war in the Ukraine is that the sanctions on Russia would not work. We were completely right.

If you like to know what's going to happen before it happens, come and listen to our show. On the alternate weeks, I have been tending to do some form of political history. I did a series on left-wing terror, and right now I'm doing a series on science, the birth science in the Middle ages. They were not, you know, burning scientists at the stake, as we said. somehow get taught. So it's, I like doing history that helps us understand our, I like giving history that people don't know already. And then the other thing, and we've been a little infrequent with this, but just want to mention this, because it's kind of a different audience to some degree that likes this, is that my wife and I, you know, I'm Radlib, so she's

Mrs. Radlib. We do a series called the Mrs. Radlib series where we talk a completely different set of topics. We have eight children. We homeschool them. So we talk about homeschooling and courtship and, you know, family relationship matters of that sort. And that is also a very popular series, though I think the VIN diagram has only a slight overlap with my regular show. So if that sounds interesting to you, you might enjoy that. Thanks. All right. Yeah, definitely be sure to check out definitely the Mrs. Radlip streams. I find those to be very informative. And it's like a far cry from everything else you find in our spaces. So there's something for everyone in those. And Heather is a very nice woman of men of many occasions. So definitely go and support Stephen

and all of his endeavors on his channel. He provides great value to everyone in this space. And then for myself, I did a stream yesterday with my good friend Chad Elkins, CPA. and we were talking about how we wrapped up our tax season and such. So if you guys are looking for a career change, go check that out. The business is booming right now, and they are just begging for people to get involved, and you guys can do a career change in a month's time without getting a college degree. So if you guys are interested in that, go check that out. He's a good friend of mine.

And you can also check out most of my appearances on Sundays with my good friend, Mr. Jack Napier, where we have the show of the Post Zero show. So it's like the younger crowd of the Red Pill Manosphere, guys we talk about game and such like that so that strikes your fancy you can find me over there as well and already uh with that out of the way we will be back here next week for another episode of pony express radio we'll see you guys then