The Pete Quiñones Show - Pete's Substacks 11/04 Through 11/08

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It's just a matter of how much and how well. willing the people who were responsible for it last time are willing to participate in it this time. I think more likely what you're seeing is with newspapers refusing to endorse anybody and certain people, if you are on Twitter, who seem to be at least deep state aligned or adjacent, pretty much posting as if it's a foregone conclusion that Trump is going to win, that he's going to win and then that's when everything's going to start i don't know that they're going to delay it that you're he keeps seeing these articles oh you won't know for a week two weeks

that could just be demoralization to try to get you to not vote because i think it's going to we're going to know tomorrow tomorrow night or at least early on wednesday morning And I think that's when the real fight starts. I think that's when you're either going to have violence in the streets. One of the ways that you can pretty much gauge that they think Trump is going to win is that, and I know that these have been news reports, but I heard this even before the news reports came out, and Jay Burton posted that he's a very important. Portland and Portland this weekend was boarding up.

Like Portland shop owners were boarding up their stores, anticipating violence. I don't think they were anticipating right-wing violence. And, you know, can we talk about how sad it is that a town in the United States business owners are boarding up their stores because a narco tyranny? something that Mark Andreson tweeted about and linked to the Sam Francis article about recently that an anarcho tyranny is in full effect. So what does this all look like yet to be seen? But if Trump wins, they're not just going to certain people.

I mean, it's not going to be a monolith. This is, let me come. back to that. Let me come back to if Trump wins violent lawfare, or not lawfare, but yeah, okay, let me write that down. All right. Believing that this regime is a monolith, believing that any group is a monolith, even the groups, even one specific group that has power, that has power over a lot of devices, you're just basically falling into the trap of blackpelling. Some of us in a group chat this morning were talking about why we originally became libertarians. And the reason we became libertarian, I would say the reason when I go back and examine, and then why I graduated to a

narco-capitalism, which, I mean, is retarded because it's never going to happen. You're just, you're throwing this imaginary, like, religion out there that there's, like, a carrot for some people. And it became a carrot for me because I was so, because of the Bush years and everything like that, and just, you know, after I discovered that these were what these wars were all about, and it wasn't that they just hated us for our freedoms, which never made any sense. to me, but made more sense than a lot of things. You come to despise power. And because you're not allowed to figure out who has this power and who you're not allowed to fought for, you basically say, well, since we can't attack who's in power, who's responsible for

this, we just have to burn the whole system down, which will never happen. And they want you to do that. They want you to be like, oh, just burn the whole system down because then they have you by the balls. If you figure out elite theory, if you figure out that there's a managerial state that's been running for over 100 years and it's just on autopilot no matter who gets elected, and that that is what has to be destroyed. The state's not going to be destroyed. You basically need a restructuring. You need to restructure the way the state is structured. Sounds retarded. You're allowed to say, oh, just burn it all.

all down. But as soon as you figure out what it's all about and you figure out who's been pulling the strings basically for, yeah, and if you don't believe who's pulling the strings after, you know, Thomas Massey tells you that everybody has an APEC babysitter, I'm sorry. I mean, I don't know what to say to you. You're either completely blind or you're just, you just don't want to say it because you're scared and or you don't, you don't, I have a friend group. And I don't, I don't know what it is. But you're not, you're allowed to say burn it all down because you can't burn it all down. But if you figure out exactly what's going on, that it's a managerial state with strings being pulled by a group, by a group that has taken power.

that has not even taken power, but now they have, you know, just look at Biden's cabinet, but has all this influence, that's why you have to judge everybody as individuals. That's why liberal, that's why high- IQ white males have to be drawn into libertarianism. So they don't notice groups, because that's collectivism, and collectivism is communism, and you're a commie, you're a tankie, you're this, that. Everything that all these faggot, libertarian N-cap content creators and quote-unquote thinkers will say, not all of them. And especially not like the real thinkers, but like the TikTok homos, you know, like those people like that or people, you know, just the loudest degenerates on Twitter. Yeah, you're just not allowed to say that because, oh, if you notice the group, you know, and then you.

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because I recognize that there was power, but you're not allowed to say publicly what that power is, so you just, oh, are allowed to say, burn it all down, which isn't going to happen. So anybody's selling you that, they're selling you something. And if they're asking for money, that's grifting. Grifting is somebody who's selling you something, is selling you an ideology, something that will never exist, that will never happen. And they know it.

They know it. They're not real. They're not true believers. All right. So, weave, weave. Most likely there will be a coup attempt of some sort. And it will be public. It will be, I mean, it's not going to be hit because they don't know the, you know, the,

People don't, the regime doesn't know how to hide things. They believe that if they do things openly, people are going to go along with it because they're the regime and they know what's best for us. Or they're just like, fuck you, we have power. And if you don't go along with us, that just identifies who the enemy is. So, yeah, I think that's what we're looking at. I think we're looking at a Trump win, barring any real election interference. I tend to agree with a few people on Twitter who've said that we've seen some videos coming out of, oh, I pressed the vote for Trump in the machine, and it chose Kamala Harris.

That could just be demoralization to get you to not vote because, why vote? Because it's all fixed. and let me weave all the way back to something else I was talking about. The fact that even though I talk about, you talk about a certain group that has been pulling the strings forever, there's factions within that group. You've seen it since October 7th. You've seen a left and a right war amongst each other. That's good. There are a lot of people who will say, oh, no, that's not good.

I mean, it's just one side is going to win. Really? It's one thing I got pissed off about on my live stream yesterday is, I don't believe these people or control everything in the first place. I can run down a list of things they don't control, but they can control the most important things. And that's the 535 faces and the executive, the face of the executive. That's important.

that's all you need, basically. That's elite theory. They have, they're a small group. It's well organized. And they're able to pull the strings on power. But there are other groups that are vying for that power. And yes, there is a group in Trump's orbit that's giving him money that is a part of that on the right side. on the right side of that group, the October 7th group.

But there's another group that may even have more money if you act. I know you can't believe that, but it's actually true. Who they won't control. So it's a war. So you take sides. Either that or you just go back and you black pill and you say that you become like the ultimate Zionists in the world and say, wow, these people have so much power. there's nothing we can ever do. We can only rely on 110, which isn't going to happen.

As Thomas says, they changed the system a hundred years ago to benefit them so that they could pull the strings of power. Well, that needs to be dismantled. That's the way you do it. You don't... You don't even know who they are. You don't even... Fucking retards. So there's two groups that I see.

There's probably more than one. There's probably more than two, but these are the two that are obvious and probably have the most funding behind them. Will they work together? Doubtful. Doubtful. Knowing what I know about one group, they are not. They think war is bad for business. They love competency.

The other group thinks that war is good for business. war is just inevitable. And war is inevitable in some ways, but that's a philosophical conversation for another day. They think war is inevitable for their interests. And they don't care who gives it to them. This time, it'll just be, it'll just be Trump. But at least there's a chance. So you don't put your guard down. You don't stop acquiring wealth. You don't start acquiring hard assets, you don't start, you don't stop acquiring hard assets, you don't stop acquiring wealth, you don't stop making sure your family is taking care of because you hope, but you're allowed to have, you're allowed to have hope. That's not, that's not something that,

it almost, we've almost become so blackpilled as a society that to have hope is seen as weakness. Now maybe Spangler said optimism is cowardice and maybe optimism is and you know you have to take that in Just throw that out there just to blow people you know make people blow a gasket But having hope if you don't have hope just go to Canada and ask for their health care Why are you why are you living? Why? Why are you going on? It makes no sense to me Makes no sense if you don't have hope but having hope in something that isn't going to happen.

That's just, it's insanity. It's insanity. Memes are great on the internet. Memes are great on Twitter, X, whatever you want to call it. But I've seen too many people who hyperbolic, ridiculous memes, they've adopted as, like, part of their ideology and part of their hope. That's not what you do. You live in the real world.

You have to. I mean, I can, if you're single and maybe you have no hope, maybe you don't see the need for hope. Maybe it says I get older. I become a little more nostalgic, whatever it may be. The need for hope is important. And the earlier you can get that, the younger you can embrace hope. I think the more, the happier life you'll have. Because we need that.

Always have. I don't care if you're a Christian, whatever. Hope is there. It's a necessity. Is tomorrow about hope and change? Who the fuck knows? But we keep doing what we're doing in our personal lives. and we poke a hole in a piece of paper or pull a lever or fill in a circle or

punch something on a machine. There's a little bit of hope there. I don't think that that's bad. But pinning your happiness, your sanity upon it. I can't remember the, I think it was Andrew Halpern, was on Tucker Carlson recently and said that he predicted if Trump wins, there's going to be a mental health crisis in this country

like we've never seen before. Remember, the term Trump derangement syndrome became a meme, but it was, I think, a Massachusetts psychiatrist who actually coined the phrase because of patients he was treating. Or she, I don't know. It's very real. thing. And people who are mentally ill can become violent. So yeah, hope. Don't pin all your hopes on

an election, a politician, an administration, anything. Take care, prepare for the future, and be vigilant. It's all we can do at this point. If you're doing that, you're doing better than a lot of the people out there who think they're living in the panopticon and that they have no hope. All right. Be back Wednesday morning. I wonder when I come back Wednesday morning whether there will be any news or if we'll start burning by that. Oh yeah. And also, hasn't Q predicted today that the grid's going to?

to go down. If the grid doesn't go down today, can we stop with the fucking Q bullshit? The secret that there's a superhero out there who's feeding us in. Can you fucking stop with it? Nothing shows that you have, you don't possess. You don't understand the concept of hope. Then thinking there's a white knight out there. And a white night that's predicting basically the grid going down and your demise. Can we fucking stop? See y'all on Wednesday. Take care. Have fun tomorrow.

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I think he was $5.4 million over in the popular vote. And I think it's at $4.9 right now. It's probably because a lot of California's coming in. And I know the pop, like some fucking idiot on Twitter, the first thing I see when I woke up, the first tweet I made this morning was go fuck yourself. To somebody who has to explain to me why the popular vote doesn't matter. Fuck you.

You fucking civic nationalist Republicans. Fuck you, you can fuck everything up. Oh, and fuck you to the couple people that I, I blocked last night, who had been following me for, a while, people I've interacted with, but felt like at that moment they needed to counter signal. Fuck you. I mean, I'm sorry. Only my friends get to be anonymous on Twitter.

I would really like to know who some of these fucking people are. Some of the shit that they say they would never fucking say to your face. Anyway, this is supposed to be a happy time, right? But why? Politics isn't supposed to make you happy politics. It's just supposed to be. It's not even really supposed to exist. I mean, we're supposed to be one-man, one-man rule.

That's the way it's been forever, and that's the way it should be, for better or for worse. When you have a committee of people, you don't know who's in charge and things get to be like this. And then you have to do things like this. And then you have people turning out to say, no, we don't want that anymore. We want one guy. Unfortunately, this isn't the guy we want. I mean, let's face it, this isn't Caesar. This isn't, I don't know what Apple cart he's going to overturn.

Could be terrible. Who knows? But a shit ton of people turned out and said, yeah, we need change. This regime, whatever. People who can't, don't even know what a managerial regime is, they know instinctively that there's something really, really wrong. Not saying that they want to go back to monarchy. but they want someone to solve the political problem.

And like I said, I don't know if it's this guy, but at least we know that people want it. And winning the Electoral College, and after Nevada and Michigan come in, it'll be over 300 electoral votes, like electoral college votes, like I said it would be. And I also said that we'd know before we went to bed that night. stayed up a little bit late, but it was pretty clear, pretty early, just like 2016.

People want change, and the people can't organize. We know that. 350 million people can't organize, like 10 people can. So we have to wet our finger, put it up, see which way the wind's blowing, and this is the way the wind's blown. And we either have to steer into it or steer alongside it and see where it goes. but I mean, it's up to you. If Donald Trump does anything other than just leave you alone to live in peace for four years, possibly the country, the government.

Unfortunately, most people do look at the government as daddy. If daddy does well, if daddy's prosperous, if daddy cuts his law, you know, not going to get out of debt, but if daddy is successful, even as just business, money-wise, something like that. That's an inspiration to most people. It lets them know that they can go out and they can do something. Unfortunately, in four years, that could be changed. One thing that is, I think, abundantly clear

is that the 2020 election was there's something really fucking wrong with that election. So let me look at the... I still have the tab open for. from the presidential results. So Trump has, this is, it's 1.15 p.m. Eastern time on the 6th, the day after the election. And Trump has 71,763,000 votes. And Kamala Harris total has 66,862,000 votes.

when all was said and done in 2020, Trump had about 74 million votes. So he's on pace for that. And California's 58% right now, 58% counted. Way to go, you fucking scum. I mean, Arizona's 63%. And their polls were open before California's. but it's likely that Trump could get another three million votes and put him where he was. If Harris gets another three million votes, that's 11 million votes missing from.

If Joe Biden got, what, 81 million? There's something. This just tells you that there was something wrong with that. What, 11 million people just didn't show up? No. No. 2020 election was was fraud and it needs to be if Donald Trump is smart if well let's not even say Donald Trump people around him we know that he's influenced by the people around him somebody like a

they finally called what they finally called Michigan for Trump huh so he got Michigan and Wisconsin and Pennsylvania and Georgia and he's going to get Nevada And it's likely he probably won't get Arizona because Arizona needs to be shot into the sun. And they're still counting Alaska. That's ridiculous. Hopefully somebody around him, Elon Musk, somebody who, even Robert F. Kennedy Jr., open investigations into exactly how voting. Voting for president, at least voting should be done or how what happened in 2020. Sorry, I'm still half of sleep, so forgive me.

But yeah, it seems, you know, people can say, a lot of people are saying right now, mandate of the people, he has the mandate of the people. That doesn't mean anything. It doesn't mean anything unless you have somebody who is willing to become an Article 2 type president and just start doing things by Fiat. I don't know that, you know, a former Democrat from Queens has that in them. So as we said, as Matt Erickson and Jason Moran shook and a bunch of us who've been on this thing with the PayPal Mafia, things like that, since earlier this year, February, I think, was when I climbed onto it. Best you could hope for is somebody comes in there who knows what the managerial state is and seeks to dismantle it. the least best you could hope for is some, some door, you just get left alone. You get left alone for four years.

That a culture, a political culture, national culture of leaving people alone. And letting them live their lives. Letting them be successful on their own is what happens. You know, that's, that would be great. just that much would be great. Sure, no one is coming to save you. He's not going to save you. I see on social media this morning.

Who are you virtually signaling to by saying that? I mean, come on. Nobody fucking believes that. I mean, boomers believe that, but nobody in our sphere believes that. So it's fucking retarded. Just trying to show how, trying to show, how smart you are. But yeah, so

last night was something. I stayed up with the old glory club. We streamed until I don't remember what time it was definitely close to three or something like that. I had one glass of wine last night. And I don't know.

I've really been drinking much lately. That even felt that a little bit. But, yeah. I mean, it's very rare that you can say the people have spoken. And most of the time when you say the people have spoken, it is a, it doesn't really mean anything because the people speaking really doesn't mean anything. I mean, anyone who knows EliteBerry knows it, the people can speak, but unless you have someone there who's willing to get things done,

who's willing to do what you want and implement the things that the people want, that doesn't really mean anything. But some of the breakdowns I've seen on Twitter of how voting by race, by sex and by race, it's pretty wild. So, like, white men, 74% voted for Trump. I'll do something about that 24%. But here's the crazy part. 69% of white women voted for Trump.

So, you know, not far off of white men. So, yeah, maybe lay off the white women jokes, maybe for four years, right? Or at least, you know, just stop it. Black men, 16% voted for Trump. So there you go. What, what, how much did he increase by, how much did you increase by, you know, con ink by, you know, con ink by. or like pandering to and black women voted 8% for Trump?

Why are you pandering to these people? Why are you pandering? Latino men, 45% voted for Trump. That's when it comes to conservatism, that's probably going to increase, but Lottie is still going to have to go back. And Latino women, actually 40% of Latino women voted for Trump, which is pretty while. And then all, when you combine all other races, looks like 55% voted for Trump. So I don't know if this is, I don't know if this is a proper analysis, but being old and remembering like 1984 when Reagan

ran the second time, you know, it wasn't a, it was like people voted their, voted for their interests. I mean, trying to figure out a right way to say. Voting your interest is just everything. It's just pretty much what everyone does. But it seems like people didn't vote their interest. They voted for what they thought was best. What they, it looks like they voted. In 1984, they voted to keep Reagan in office because that first four years, even though the first four years of Reagan wasn't as great as you would think it was, as people would say it is, it was a lot better than Carter. this is like the mandate, you know, like the last four years were so damn awful that we need to reject it. And you can see it in racial breakdowns.

That Latino thing is definitely increased for them. But, you know, sorry, American blacks, they're not going to change. If the last four years didn't help them, it didn't cause them to change, they're not going to change. okay so I don't know what else else I have to say I don't want to ramble I think I'm rambling at this point so the Trump won he won with a quote unquote mandate does that mean anything doesn't mean anything unless he understands what the mandate is he understands the um the changes that people want what they expect to him and He goes ahead and does it.

But at least the public is looking, you know, at least the people en masse are looking and are saying, we need change. And all you can hope for is that elites, these elites that we've been talking about who are, you know, trying to guide Trump and use Trump as a vessel to get their, get things done that they want to be done. I just hope that they're better than the elites that we have now. And hopefully the...

So like I said, best case scenario, managerial stake guard that starts getting dismantled. Worst case scenario, Trump turns on the right and starts, you know, seeking to destroy us. But outside of that, then I guess the worst case scenario is they just leave us alone for four years

and help to foster a an environment of sleep fucking people. I think that's what comes down to it. That's what most of us want, right? But in order for that to happen, people who are friendly to us need to be in charge. So they're, I guess, in all of this rambling I've been doing for 16 minutes and 48 seconds.

That's the question. Are our friends in charge? Or aren't they? Take care. See you in a couple days. Bye. Airgrid, operator of Ireland's electricity grid, is powering up the Northwest. We're planning to upgrade the electricity grid in your area,

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Jews are being attacked in the street just for being Jews. No, no. Just like normal, there's more to it. So apparently the soccer club, Maccabee, Tel Aviv, was playing in the Netherlands, and then I don't even know who won or who didn't, but apparently they decided these soccer hooligans.

Well, no, the Dutch just decided to attack them, because they're Jewish, and because anti-Semitism is an incurable disease. This is what some Jewish philosophers say. When I read the article Israel, the Psychopathic Nation, which is just basically one quote after another of Jewish philosophers, that's what they said. It's incurable. It's inman, and it can be passed down.

over thousands of miles, over 100 generations. Makes a lot of sense, right? Well, the Maccabee-Telieve soccer team, I guess, was playing in Amsterdam. And then after the match, who it was between Ajax and Maccabee-Tel-Vee, the, well, it all started off with they did a momentary of silence for the victims of the floods in Valencia, Spain. And when they did the moment of silence, the Maccabee fans section didn't shut up and actually set off fireworks.

Okay. And then they started singing, let the IDF win to fuck the Arabs. And then went out into the, and then started chanting, there are no schools. in Gaza because there are no children left. And then went into the streets and somebody had hung a Palestinian flag from a second floor of a building. Someone went up there and tore it down.

And then they basically attacked a Arab taxi driver. And then when people fought back against this, Muslims in Amsterdam who are there because of, if you listen to Barbara Lerner-Spector, said that Europe would have to become multicultural or else it wouldn't exist, and Jews would be blamed for that. Well, it seems that there are golems fought back and said, no, this isn't going to happen. So just like in the pogroms of 1905 in Russia, Jews started violence, And when they fought back, and then when others fought back, they said, why are you attacking us?

Look at us. We're the victims. What happened yesterday is just something that has happened throughout history over and over again. So if you're wondering about that story, there it is. It's just history. What do we learn since the election? Talk that Thomas Massey will be taken over the Department of Agriculture. That would be interesting.

that there is talk that RFK and Elon wouldn't get official positions in the government, meaning they wouldn't have to answer to Congress, meaning they could just basically become, they could turn them into their own NGOs. Some people won't say that because everyone has a conspiracy theory about why they wouldn't be hired officially. What else? Obviously,

typical meltdowns. Country is going to go to fascism. We should leave the country. We need to fight back against fascism. Videos have been released talking about things at Trump. A video that was released early in the Trump campaign talking about taking down certain... find this here, basically going after like a nine or ten point plan that is more concerted,

more focused than what Agenda 47 would actually have. Let me see if I can find it here. Sorry about this. I should have had this setup, but I just thought of it because, you know, you know how I am. I get on this and I'm like, what am I going to say? And then it's like, oh, there it is. Let's see, is this it? No, that's not it. That's not it. Sorry. That's not it.

I had it in here. But basically, if he were to follow all of this, it would be something really incredible. But let me see. We read it on the stream last night on the OGC stream. It should be back here. There we go. Yeah, so basically he said, he'll reissue his 2020 executive order restoring presidential authority to remove rogue bureaucrats and wield it aggressively, clean out corrupt actors in all national security and intelligent apparatus, completely overhaul, faceless bureaucrats who persecute conservatives Christians and the left's political enemies, so to reform FISA. courts, which I mentioned why Chevron may have been overturned. So judges seem to not care about where the warrants come from.

They have to look at the warrants and investigate and see if they are, in fact, legitimate, not just rubber stamping warrants. A Truth in Reconciliation Commission to declassify and publish all documents on deep state spying, censorship, and corruption. Major crackdown on government leakers who collude with the fake news, basically go after the press and leakers, make every inspector general's office independent, physically separate from the departments they oversee. So they're not protectors of the deep state. Ask Congress to establish an independent auditing system to continually monitor intelligence agencies to ensure they're not spying on Americans.

Continue the effort to launch by his first administration to move parts of the sprawling federal bureaucracy to new locations outside of Washington, like they moved the Bureau of Land Management to Colorado, creating positions all around the country. We'll work to ban federal bureaucrats from taking jobs at the companies they deal with and they regulate. So basically, you know, Lloyd Austin is going to leave, is going to stop being the Secretary of Defense. And on January 21st, he'll probably be right back on the board of Raytheon. And then finally push a constitutional amendment to impose term limits. I don't really know about that one. That one seems to be instinctively one that you should support because you've heard

conservatives scream about it over and over again. But, you know, if you get someone good in there, if you get one of your guys in there, do you really want to turn them out? So, yeah. So there's that. That's happening. Or we hope that's happening. Like I said, campaign promises or campaign promises, even if they come from people

you like. One thing that just won't disappear is, I guess the criticism is that how can people vote for? How could people, so many people vote for? How could the popular vote and the Electoral College overwhelmingly go to an insurrectionist? And something I said back then was that on January 6th, you have picked. pictures of politicians, congresspeople, cowering. You would hope the people who are there on your behalf, if an insurrection started to happen,

quote unquote insurrection, would fight for you, even if that meant physically, which in the past kings led their armies into battle. I think somebody I was say someone walked up to Andrew Jackson and pulled the trigger like aimed at his chest and pulled the trigger and it didn't go off and Andrew Jackson grabbed the gun

and pistol whipped him with it. What happened to that? What the fuck are those people? I mean, you have a bunch of boomers touring the Capitol and you have these pussies hiding and they're not fighting. Why? I mean, look at some.

Who's Nancy Pelosi? You blow on Nancy Pelosi she's going to fall over. Maxine Waters, people, I mean, these aren't even human beings at this point. They won't even fight for you. They won't fight for themselves. If they really believe an insurrection was happening, and that their country was going to be overthrown,

wouldn't they fight? Did you see before this election they were building fences around you know, the Capitol building and the white, I mean, fortifying again. I mean, they're illegitimate. They won't even fight for their people. They wouldn't fight for you. They don't care about you. They were hiding because they have something to lose.

Their position of Gibbs, basically. And then we're going to fight for you. If they actually thought an insurrection was how, happening and that there was a chance that the government was going to be overthrown, which we know it's fucking impossible. Those people don't run the, they run the government only in as much as they can pass laws. But where do those laws come from?

Special interests, lobbies, entrenched bureaucracy. They weren't, they're pussy. Fucking pussies. total scum who wouldn't fight for you if they actually thought the government had a chance of being overthrown don't let people make this argument of oh it was an insurrection well then why didn't they fight why are they cowering in this picture oh but shut up i mean you want to talk about a soft soft culture. We're in a culture where right now is the perfect chance to have somebody in some position

that would punish your enemies. And maybe, just maybe, I mean, Trump's lawyer was talking about Letitia James, the Attorney General in New York, and how she went after Trump and went after, I mean, He didn't mention Peter and Lidoreau from Vidaire, but her office is the one that took them down all the way in West Virginia. He's talking about how, if you keep up with this lawfare, we're going to, he said this, we're going to put your fat ass in prison. So there's a, I mean, there's a chance. But there are some people. And I call them conservatives, classical liberals, civic nationalists, who hear.

that and it'll immediately balk. You expect that from your enemies. You expect that from the left. You expect that from the Democrats. But from the people who are supposed to be on your side, if you're thinking, well, you know, we have to follow the rule of law. When is your enemy ever followed the rule of law? I'm not saying any of this is going to happen. I'm not saying that this isn't going to be Trump 2.0, and it's going to be just like 2016 to 2020 where nothing gets done, where he gets some things done, but nothing of any real lasting. You know, the last that you can point to and say that made our lives better. You know, our lives are better right now because he did this.

I'm sure somebody can pull, pull something, but, you know, if people who are supposed to be on your side aren't ready to punish our enemies, they're useless, and you have to start looking upon them as a problem too. These people would like to see most of us dead, or on our knees to them. And somebody's going to talk about the rule of law, not going to make it. All right, have a great weekend,

spend time with people you love, people you respect, people you share values with, and I'll see you on Monday, Veterans Day. I don't know, maybe I'll do a theme or something like that. Take care.