Unashamed with the Robertson Family - Ep 182 | Phil Rips Thanksgiving Lockdowns, Biden's 'Unity' & Morrissey vs. the Duckmen
Episode Date: November 18, 2020Jase finds the authoritarian Thanksgiving restrictions in California and Oregon absurd, and Phil has a pretty good idea where the rules are coming from and where they're headed. Al is sick of the mask... hypocrisy from the "orange man bad" crowd. The guys are fed up with coronavirus restrictions being used to go after believers, and they're not expecting Joe Biden to keep any of his "kumbaya" promises. But first, Phil, Jase, and Al are unashamed to hunt and eat game despite Morrissey's refusal to do a TV appearance with them. The guys drool over Phil's hamburger recipe, but Jase has one good reason he likes vegetarians. And with duck season about to start, Phil and Jase have never seen this many ducks. -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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I am unashamed. What about you?
So I guess tales of my demise were greatly exaggerated.
Were they?
Yeah.
I don't even know what we're talking about.
They already had you gone?
Yeah, I mean, everybody had, I'm getting all these things.
Hey, I hear you had COVID.
I said, no, I got tested for COVID, but I didn't have it.
Turns out it was a sinus infection.
So it was interesting because, of course, Jay's never got tested, but he obviously had it.
because he had all the symptoms.
I had a few of the symptoms.
So I'm texting Jay's.
I was like, what about this?
What about that?
Yeah, you probably got it.
So I'm like waiting for the other shoes to drop.
My problem was, one is we were supposed to do a couple of podcasts, which y'all did.
And by the way, I've been getting some emails.
People were impressed with the two of you.
I was, that was.
I mean, they weren't telling me to drop out, but they're just saying, you know,
Jay and Phil did pretty good.
I've had to apologize for what you do because I just show up.
Obviously, our listeners know that.
and join in the conversation.
And tell some stories.
But I was to try to get all the breaks
and to lead the conversation down a road
that you could actually see.
So you know what it's like, Jay's the,
what we did on the last two podcasts
is we went wildcat formation.
See, normally I'm the quarterback.
So I'm calling the plays, you know.
I'm kind of, you know, making sure we stay on the field.
We're moving down the field.
And then all of a sudden I step out
and the wildcat comes out.
You're the wildcat.
So all you do is just run the ball.
They're bad.
Basically, I think it's pretty good.
I hope we never come across.
I made it a policy.
Y'all agree in because you're saying, that's dumb.
But I made a policy that I sit a table up like this in front of the brothers.
It's the brothers and a short, low table.
And I sit behind.
the table, my Bible's on it.
I could stand in the pulpit if I wanted to,
get a thing, get a raised portion.
I said, but I don't want to ever get the charge
that I'm talking down to you.
I'm just talking with you.
You're doing it Jesus style, because he kind of just
sat around. But you remember, though.
I just feel better about not being on a pedestal
way above the people,
which is kind of the way.
I don't like that whole system.
The religious world's got the main.
that's doing the talking way up there.
Look, I got something better for you.
And he's talking down.
It's a little, what would you call that?
Well, it's not like a hierarchy.
The problem with it is, it's too rough on the man.
Yeah.
Because it's in exact contrast to Ephesians 4,
which God says in the church he appointed first of all.
And then he goes through all pastors, teachers.
Right.
So they can thoroughly equip,
I'm just paraphrasing this off top of my head.
The members for every good work.
The members are supposed to be working.
They're the worker bees.
But in our society, we flipped it.
We pay one guy to produce every week, 52 weeks of the year.
I mean, you take any other event, you know, football teams or what.
It's hard to produce every week.
So he has to be bigger than us because you pay him pretty big bucks.
And he's got to produce 52 weeks out of the year.
Yeah, and the problem is, look, I did it for years.
It's hard.
And you've got the same group of people primarily, you know, week in and week out.
That's a hard, you know, like we all go speak somewhere.
You roll in, you do your thing, and you're probably never going to see these people again.
But, you know, it was something that encouraged them, you hope, helped them out.
So it's a hard sell with the whole deal.
I think when you focus, what we're trying to do is share Jesus.
We're flawed humans.
That's the way God designed it.
And I don't mind preaching slash teaching.
I mean, I like it.
I enjoy it.
You know, it's something I'm pretty good at.
But, you know, that's interesting.
So I preached a sermon one time.
I was in England.
And I went over there and met with some brothers and they asked me to speak.
I was doing something else.
We used to go to Germany, Jason.
I went to a couple of conferences over there and spoke.
It's military and missionary combination.
So a lot of military people there.
But look, so I walk in this,
built church building that's like it was built in like 1,100 you know we don't have anything
old over here I would have loved a metal detected that you oh can you imagine we haven't been here
long enough to have anything so I saw like on the whatever it was that may not be accurate but it was like
whoa that you don't see numbers like that in America so I go in there you know and it's it's built
like you so it's kind of a typical thing except it's like like two levels so you got kind of like a
balcony on the sides and I mean he's old you know and
So, but when you go to preach, you walk, it was a little spiral staircase that you go in,
you walk around.
And when you come out, you're up there eye level with the balcony people.
You talk about looking down.
So these people are 30 feet below me.
It was the strangest thing.
So I guess in the old days, of course, most of it was because they didn't have no sound
system.
So, you know, some of it was just practicality, you know, to be able to hear you.
But it felt very weird to be speaking to somebody.
And then there was some few up here.
I would not like that.
It was not.
I mean, it was kind of cool because it was like thinking about people that had stood here speaking 700 years ago.
You know, who was that guy?
You know, who was the first guy who crawled up there?
I mean, that kind of was.
That's 900.
Or 900 whenever.
Yeah, exactly.
So that was kind of cool.
So yesterday, Jay, Sway, you were catching up on your rest and doing whatever you were doing.
Yesterday, I was scouting.
Oh, scouting.
I want to hear about that.
Really on.
So, so dad and I was scouting.
I were doing a couple of podcasts, but not our podcast, even though we did them here, but we were doing
it for Promise Keepers, which I thought was a really interesting discussion. So when I find out
when that's going to air, I'll let you all know. Ken Harrison is the CEO. It's super good guy. And there
was a guy here yesterday, a young man, and his name was Cole, Cole. And he just sat in, but
one of the guys knew him and just brought him along. But I just wanted to give him a shout out,
because he told me his, he has a discipleship group of men that have been meeting for quite a while. And so
they just, you know, trying to iron, sharpen and iron with each other, which is a great idea.
I encourage more of that.
But they use the podcast as sort of their launch pad for their discipleship discussion.
So I wanted to mention that to other people because you never know.
That may be something that catches on.
And also a shout out to him because he tragically lost his wife earlier this year.
She passed away.
And so he's got three little kids.
So be sure and remember Cole, Unashamed Nation, your prayers.
Solid young man.
Well, we have a, we left off of the cliffhanger.
The last, which I don't know how they run these episodes, but at some point, because I was, I was a little upset.
Because I'm not a deer hunter.
I'm a deer eater.
Yes.
I shoot small deer, which people deer hunt, they're like, oh, why would you do that?
Because they taste better.
I get my tags.
It's legal.
And I'm going to eat the best thing I can eat.
Because some people are just like trophy hunters.
Right, they go for the big.
And so they put the rack on the wall, and who knows what they do with the meat.
They probably feed some homeless shelter, and I feel sorry for those people.
They look around and say, boy, something in this meat.
They probably grind it up in the hammer.
Man, this tastes like, you know, somebody's armpit, big old giant bug, you know.
So I was a little upset because Jay had shot a small deer.
And Phil and I did the podcast, where he sent a text right before he started, and he said,
I forgot how it was phrased,
but he said, I smoked the backstraps off that deer
after y'all get done.
So I was like, well, why wouldn't you just cut it up thin?
And we talked about the difference
and how I fry the deer and feel.
So I was a little upset, but I had to go see.
But I will say, when we left deer, and I ate that,
that was one of the greatest things that I've ever eaten.
Me too.
It was incredible.
He had the two backstrapped.
They looked like they kind of shrunk.
Maybe it was just that small of a deer.
They looked real tiny.
He tenderized him with the,
you hit that little,
got a little blades come down.
You tap it with your hand.
He went from one end or the other.
Turned it over.
He tenderized the whole thing with a little.
Yeah.
A little tapper.
He does that with ducks too.
Break up those little tins.
I would say he had cream cheese,
jalapinas.
But his bacon...
He cut it half away a little more.
And then put that in there.
Flaired it open.
Introduced the cream cheese with jalapenias.
Took bacon and wrapped it up ties just to hold it all together.
It kind of sold it together with bacon.
And he smoked it, but all I got that bacon, which he did.
Because the keto, when you wrap bacon, it has to be done.
Right.
It has to be like a firm crispness to it.
But it was smoke going all around.
It was smoked bacon.
It was smoked an hour and a hive.
That's plenty of longer.
It wasn't, what is the word?
It wasn't, uh...
Yeah, sometimes I do it's kind of, it's the...
It wasn't crispy.
Yeah, it was...
It was firm, firm enough.
But it was the finest flavor came out of that combo of anything I've ever got.
The only problem is, it feels like, because there was four of us eating.
Who was it?
It was me, you, and Jay.
Oh, and the...
In Coal.
Coal's behind the...
He's out of their nine and his head like, yeah.
More.
And we ate both backstraps in five minutes.
I'd say five to eight minutes.
Gone.
Gone.
All gone.
So Phil's like, well, if you had 30 or 40 people you were going to eat, you'd need 30
or 40 deer.
So what you're saying is that's kind of a delicacy.
You better enjoy this meal because in order to keep this thing going, we're going to have
a lot of backstraps and a lot of dead deer.
It's like the frogs that I cook, you know, that I got from the Cajun.
you soak them in lemon juice and you fry them in butter.
You've all mine in flour.
You've done it.
But you have to start over every time.
And you can only do the legs.
Well, it's just not for a lot of people.
Who wants to do that?
So I only, like, if I'm going to do that, I invite my wife.
Nobody else gets the call.
Because it's too hard to deal with.
So that's the same time.
So yesterday, so yesterday after we did those podcasts,
so I'd ask Dad to cook some hamburgers for our games.
I had three guys and then I knew there'd be some sound got cold in here but Connor was here
so I told mom I was like good enough stuff I'll have I'll have me and three guys three or four guys
well it's one of those deals jays you know so so I get over there where Deville was down here
where he heard hamburgers you know so DeVille's like hmm you know so he comes in which
you know we're always the more than merit unless you got what y'all had yeah so then and then I look
up here comes Tony you know old brother-in-law he he got a whiff of it somehow so dad's just making
hamburgers. Well, we've never discussed. Phil
has famous for making hamburgers.
I mean, they're like, it is, it is
something that it's not like, oh, we're doing
hamburgers. Yeah, like, like
waiting for the, you know, waiting for
the volleyball. I mean, they're hard to describe.
There's a art to making a good hamburger.
So there's, there's a, there's a
haze that forms in the house
of smoke. It's like you walk into a
50s diner. It's kind of like
that. I usually don't read the fan
mail and all that. It goes to other people
and first one thing and other, every once in a while,
folks need to understand.
It's just a lot, a lot, a lot of stuff coming and going.
But, but I will say, Jason, your name came up.
And basically you and me both, but they were cursing me throughout the diatribe that they wrote.
And they did curse Chase.
And it seemed to be all built upon because we eat wild game.
We eat, we eat animals and we eat fish and animals.
It was like a militant vegan or something?
Yeah.
And they listened to our podcast?
It was F, U.S, F, F that.
Well, here's the difference in me and you, Phil.
Once the first F bomb comes out, I don't, that's it.
Yeah.
Dad read on.
I don't read on.
It was the first time, one of the few times I've ever actually,
ever once in a while somebody will hand me some mail that come from our friends at watch.
But it's just too much to wade through.
But whoever it was, male or female, I have no idea.
We don't get many of those, I have to say.
But you know, the thing about that, of all...
But they did not love us.
What a weird thing to, like, build your, you know, foundation on that.
I'm not...
I'm going, like Phil said, I extend.
I got orders from headquarters.
I'm never going to feel bad about hunting and eating game.
No.
Or, you know, a cow, for that matter.
Well, you know...
It was death.
threats included in it like I hope all of you.
I think the difference is though,
feels like if somebody's a vegetarian and I meet them,
I have no,
I don't form an opinion and think,
oh, you idiot.
I'm like, great.
It doesn't bother me that you want to eat lettuce.
I don't go around with signs saying,
save the lettuce.
You know, quit decapitating heads of lettuce.
I mean,
don't you know that that was alive
and you snapped it off at the neck?
But they're like, oh, well, no.
So let's take a break.
So that reminded me, you remember years ago, and the show was real popular,
and I think it was the four y'all,
we're invited to do Jimmy Kimmel's show.
And there was a singer.
Was I on?
You were on it.
I think it was the big four is what we used to call it.
Dad and Cy and you and Willie.
And, you know, but y'all did some combination of everybody.
Which one, hang on?
Which one's Jimmy Kimmel?
He's on ABC.
Of course, he's gotten his left-wing.
his rest of now. But there was a singer.
And he had us on? Yeah.
But back in the day, everybody wanted us on y'all on because, you know, the show was so
popular. It was numbers. It was just they're trying to get people.
Is this bad that I got to see what he looks like?
It's pretty sad because most people would remember being on a late-night top show.
But anyway, the singer was supposed to be on there. I can't mean. He had like a single name.
Was it, is it Morrissey?
Oh, yeah. I remember that.
So he was like, he declined to come because he had the duck guys on that.
Yeah, because he was supposed to...
Oh, yeah, I remember that guy.
So he was supposed to do the musical part that night.
Well, he declined to come because y'all were going to be on there.
So first they reached out to Kimmel's people and says,
we're not coming if you have them on because, you know, we're vegans.
Because I went Tombstone on because somehow somebody asked me about it.
And I went, well, bye.
Well, look, Kimmel.
He's like, I'm not going to be on.
To Kimmel's credit, he said, oh, you don't do.
dictate who we have on this guest.
If you don't want to come, that's up to you.
But I'm not canceling people because you don't eat meat.
Then we did.
Well, you did a skit.
We did a skit.
And I remember that.
Yeah, about the carrot.
So then we have a, we have a duck calls.
Somebody had to look this up.
I'm sure it's on the internet.
We did carrot calls, I think.
Yeah, it was carrot.
And it was, you know, you know how TV is.
It was pretty funny.
We showed up in a room and there were like 100 people
and made this set, the little carrot patch.
And we were there for literally.
literally 40 seconds.
Because you did it just like right before the show, right?
Yeah, it's off the top of our head.
So we may get some good email, y'all about on this.
I won't.
Eat anything sold in the meat market.
1st Corinthians 10, verse 25.
Eat anything sold in the meat market.
Anything without raising questions of conscience.
For the earth is the Lord's and everything in it.
So the difference between our approach and others, it is written.
That writing was 2,000 years old.
You go back in the Old Testament.
Same thing.
So how long has their truth about not eating animals been around?
What would you say?
A couple of decades?
Probably a little longer, but not much longer.
I mean, I don't remember.
So where is it written that you can only eat,
vegetables. Where are those old writings?
Well, I would say that if they were smart, they could make a point and say in the beginning
that Adam and Eve were vegetarian. They were. They'd be a way stronger point. I would at least
listen and say, oh yeah. In fact, we know some people. I mean, Willie's family, well, I guess to some
degree Willie and I don't know if he's got back on. He was off of meat for a while. He was off of
meat for a week. But his family, they call it.
I think they call it the Hallelujah diet.
I don't know what exactly that means.
But the deal was, is you don't eat meat because back in the beginning, here's the theory.
So these people were living to be a thousand years old.
You see what I'm saying?
It's like, and it's because they weren't eating meat.
And, you know, and so their thought processes, somebody thought it.
They said, well, we ought to just go back to an idea meat because then we'll start living
long, you know, 150, 200-year lives again.
I haven't read the stats on that.
If you eat veggies, you'll live much longer than the ones who don't.
Have you heard of like a 150-year-old person that this?
No.
But I like people who only eat vegetables.
Yeah.
I think that takes the pressure off the game that I'm going to eat.
Yeah.
The more people that want to eat, you know.
It doesn't bother me at all.
Barley and wicker chairs.
I just, if I'm going to eat vegetables, I only did it, just like I did.
yesterday. I got tomato and lettuce, but sandwiched in between it is a wago beef patty.
You know, I mean, so the group we had yesterday, just to put the finish and touch on that
discussion, is they didn't mind eating burgers and meat to the desk. So they make that loot through
and Jason, how many times if you see this? So everybody, they never eat the hamburger. So I'll watch
the first bite. We started eating them while I was doing the cooking. He's just cooking them,
you know. Thank the Almighty for it. And I just kept cooking them and they just kept disappearing.
I kept cooking until finally they said...
I watched this guy, a reporter was here,
his name was mine.
So he took that first bite and he went,
oh my, oh my.
Basically what Phil does,
he makes the patty's kind of thin.
He gets a black...
I'll tell it from my perspective.
He can correct me.
It's a black iron skillet.
He gets it pretty hot.
Yeah.
Wide open?
He puts a lot of black pepper.
I mean, it's like more, like uncomfortably.
if you watch him do it.
And smoke is just flying,
so he's frying it as hard as possible.
You would think it's going to burn,
but it doesn't burn.
It just puts some vegetable on there.
Little peanut on.
Or peanut on.
Little peanut oil.
Not like in, you know, covering it's just a dash.
Well, right, because then he puts the buns in there,
which makes it a little greasy.
That's what Mitch is like, well, they're greasy.
I pour the grease off before I turn the buns over.
I know, but in her mind, it's a little,
She's like, the bun's greasy.
So she doesn't, I mean, you say my wife, she doesn't do greasy buns.
I'm like, babe, that's what makes.
Unless you're allergic to it, how dangerous could peanut oil be?
It's a vegetable base.
It's a vegetable.
And then he puts some cheese in there at some point.
Yeah, it puts the cheese on there at the end.
So it's like a fast-fried hamburger.
Right.
Pan-fried.
And they're small, so you can eat two for sure.
I was just saying four and five.
At least two.
I've seen Sai eat half a dozen.
Oh, yes.
It's embarrassing.
But, you know, I only hate one yesterday.
I was proud of myself.
Dozens of donuts, I mean, so we've all been through that.
But it was funny because everybody says it's best.
Are we taking a break?
We are in four minutes.
Oh, I thought we.
See what happened?
So you're here one time and now it's like you're looking for break sides.
Just go back into the mode.
We already had to break it when we were supposed to.
I don't even remember that.
See?
See what happens?
You know, the Wildcat comes in, wants to take over the quarterback.
It was one time he gets a start.
Now he's gone to his head.
He keeps calling me from South Dakota.
And I'm thinking, is that a duck report?
You may have to just.
You may just have to answer it and see what it is.
I'm sure it was, it's probably one of these telemarketers.
I think it needs to be mentioned here in 2020,
when everyone should be seeing perfectly, but they're not.
but in 2020 going into this year's duck season,
which begins in five days.
Today's what, Tuesday or Wednesday?
I have no idea.
Today is Tuesday.
Today is Tuesday.
Today is Thursday, Friday, four days.
Ducks a bit, but we've never seen more ducks than we're seeing right now in 2020.
So tell us what you saw.
Well, I found this incredible.
And we're shocked.
Look, how many see, well, we had a decent season in,
three or three years ago, but like we've coming off a pretty bad run.
Well, the conditions, you know, we haven't had a rain to speak of since the last hurricane,
which was, what, a month ago?
Six weeks.
Six weeks ago.
So all of a sudden it got dry.
Phil saved the water from the hurricane.
So I went out there, you know, I got out there at daylight.
It was real foggy.
It was 38 degrees yesterday.
Of course, I froze my, you know, I'm in an open-air vehicle for a mile.
And not properly dressed.
The whole way.
I didn't know I was going to get that cold.
I was shocked.
And either.
I just thought,
I don't know what I was thinking.
You could always take it off.
That's right.
But anyways,
so I froze my butt off.
I went out there and drug up the pee row.
We were full of water.
And I eased out there,
but it was foggy.
So I thought,
I'm going to be able to get right up next to the thing.
In the fog,
everything gets stupid.
Yep.
So I went out there to what we call our lake.
There were hundreds of what we call blackjacks.
And I literally was among them.
And I had this fur hat on.
Ring necks.
I had a fur hat on.
And, of course, I had totally camouflage.
And I think they just thought I was a big beaver.
We got a pierrot?
I was literally, yeah, but I was literally
just right in amongst them.
And they just, they were looking,
and they'd look at each other.
They were trying to figure out what you were.
Because I just move around at the speed of the wind.
I'm not out there paddling.
I mean, I'm just like,
and then when I get behind some brush,
I'll get a little momentum with the paddle.
For all you duck hunters in deep south Louisiana,
all we can tell you is they are on their way.
They're coming.
Yeah.
We've never seen any.
this many.
I was excited about the green wing till report.
Well, so I went to the next spot.
That's your table fair right there.
I went through the woods to come out on the pipeline,
which is one of our better holes usually.
They weren't there.
Wood ducks weren't there.
They were at another place in the woods that we have.
But when I got out to there,
there were 40 deer on that pipeline.
Of course, they see me come out.
I see them.
But they think I'm some kind of,
I don't know what they think.
I guess they don't run.
They don't run off.
Well, it was foggy.
And I got a fur hat.
I just looked like a big ball of fur and hair.
It was interesting.
You know, because those deer, they moved their head like this.
They're like stomping the ground.
They know I'm something, but I was downwind of them, so they didn't know what it was.
So I eased around the bend.
I wasn't really hearing any ducks, but I looked and saw about a dozen.
I wasn't sure what to wear.
I just kept paddling.
Well, they got up, and it was twice.
It was 11 teal green wings and a pintail.
Ooh.
Pintail hen.
So they get up, but they went about 30 yards and just, you can tell when they see other ducks.
They just went straight down.
I mean, I didn't scare them because they thought, oh, there's some kind of ugly beast.
There's a beast.
Flazed up there.
And then I saw about 75 teal, which it sounded like a jet engine come over, which I thought they were jacks, but they weren't.
They were teal.
Made about two passes.
They lit right in front of where we have a blind.
So I was like, oh, that's not.
And when they did, kind of other ducks started chattering.
So really, there were two places there.
And then there was another place in the woods where all the wood ducks were.
So we had three places.
Our ducks were the blackjack, the gadwall, the green winged teal, and the wood duck.
We had those.
I saw no mallards.
I was telling dad, well, let's take that break.
So I was telling dad earlier, Jake.
it's just what I can remember the old days,
we would get that line up a ducks you just said would come early.
You know, we chew gawar early.
We just shoot a lot of teal.
It's just like the last few years.
This year, it kind of stands out.
The bottom line is this.
What people need to understand is you say,
well, all those deer and all those ducks,
why were they there?
Because we took it upon ourselves to provide
the habitat for those deer and ducks that we provide the habitat well they've destroyed over half
of all the habitat there ever was on planet earth I mean yeah I mean they really did a number
on habitat over the last 250 years you know draining dredging subdivisions you know
drain swamps I mean you know plowed under and put people on it and it's really
been detrimental it's a
Amazing that the Almighty, that the earth is this resilient, and there's still millions of waterfowl that are still coming down from the Canadian prairies and the Dakotas.
They all come through here every year, but it varies and the numbers.
But for some reason, in 2020, these biologists are watching this too, and they're like, hmm, you know, saltwater intrusion on the coast.
We've had about half a dozen pretty tough years to most people.
But really, I mean, you think about it in history.
When we killed 600 ducks, we're like, boy, that was a slow duck season there.
But to most people, they would say, how many?
They would think, well, that's great.
But you think about it.
By the way, it's the number one state, Al, when you get to lose and hope in California,
the number one state in duck harvest, duck hunters, is in the state of California.
That's right.
Arkansas comes in at a close second.
That's just average, average per hunter, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, but you got a lot.
I hate to burst your bubble about California.
You know, my neighbor.
I'm just giving you the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Scientist who said that.
Because we are science.
We believe in science.
They kill more ducks than we do.
California get more ducks than we do.
Okay.
Let me, here's the problem with California.
My neighbor, my next door neighbor is from California.
So we're out there.
We had a 36-hour fire, me and him.
Oh, burn it up a stone.
No, well, the hurricanes, we had just moved everything to the backyards.
Yep.
Waited for the ground to be somewhat wet.
How many trees were down?
Six trees.
Well, if you combine both hurricanes, we were like at 10.
Oh, wow.
And so we started burning.
Him and his kids and me.
We just, we're talking about the days of it.
and it's kind of fun good for the kids you know he's got three boys so he kept saying boy i'm just so glad
to be out of california he kept saying that and i'm like i didn't i didn't respond at first
and i was like well why you keep saying that he's like yeah have you seen the thanksgiving rules
and i was like i didn't know there were thanksgiving rules oh yeah so he sent this to me look
i wanted to talk about this i'm sorry of the
Coronavirus, I'm just going to, this is the official.
This is from the governor of California.
Rules.
No more than three households, that's including your own, may gather for any reason.
The host of the gathering, this is for Thanksgiving, must collect all names and addresses of those attending.
I'm not sure who you're turning.
Hang on, Phil.
All gatherings must be held outside.
You can go to the bathroom.
This is number four.
I'm not making this up, Phil.
This is on the governor new mandatory California Christmas.
They're telling you when you can take a leak.
Here we go, yeah.
You can go to the bathroom inside if the bathroom is frequently sanitized.
Now let me just.
Hold on.
There's more, Phil.
Oh, there is.
Before you get to Moore, let me interject and give you a little update.
You say, why would they do that?
What's the reason?
Because their love for their fellow man, you say, I don't think so.
Nope.
In order to have a socialist country, they just elected them.
They just elected them.
They won.
They won.
But they would say.
Right at it.
We've still got the count to go.
Maybe something will come up.
They would say we're trying to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
I know, but look, get the people used to bowing down to us and taking care and out instructions.
They're preparing the socialists.
They're preparing the ground where when we tell them something, they do it.
They comply.
Tarants.
That's the way they do it.
This gets more funny.
You are allowed to gather in an open part.
and then they have the three households only again.
But no concurrent gatherings like with people you know in the same part.
So it's like if you showed up and you know somebody in the park,
that's not part of your three.
No, you have to leave.
Okay.
I hate that I'm making fun of it.
This is the most ridiculous thing.
No, we need to make fun of this.
coming from the governor of the state.
Somebody actually wrote this down.
It's going to come from the federal government before this four years is over.
All seeing.
You prepare the ground, get them used to complying, make them do it.
You know, no dissent.
Make sure they do it.
So we did that with one sweep, Jace.
You're not going to be laughing about that.
I'm not laughing at what you're saying.
I don't think it's funny.
I have to laugh to keep from crime, Phil.
Yep.
All seating must...
Well, the joke's going to be on you, dude.
This guy keeps calling him south to cut.
I'm telling us the duck report.
All right.
All seating must be socially distant.
So you've got to be in a park.
You got to be six foot apart.
Oh, my goodness.
You know, it's what I thought.
You know what I thought.
This is the same place where if you encounter a bear,
because this has like bear,
if you encounter the bear type qualities to me.
That's right.
Which is basically make yourself bigger.
And don't run.
Don't back.
Prepare to be eaten.
Don't shoot him because you can't have a gun.
So just make yourself bigger and hope for the best.
Because now we're all outside where bears are.
Yeah.
You see.
So all, now listen to this.
All food must be in a single serve disposable dish.
You say, well, why are you eating that?
When you're getting down to what kind of dish that my food is going to be in,
where I go to the bathroom,
of people.
You must wear a mask at all times.
Unless you're eating.
Welcome to socialism, Jace.
Granted, look, after all this,
the next to the last one,
you can only gather for two hours maximum.
Well, what the heck am I going to do all this for
if I can only build my family for two hours?
Then the last one,
now you tell me where this is coming from,
singing is discouraged
where is it coming from
Satan
that's true
keep talking
let's see if we got any more good ideas
but if you must sing
you must wear a mask
and sing below
a standard speaking voice
you know what I thought about there
when I thought I thought
What about yawning?
Wouldn't that be more dangerous?
Yeah.
You know what I'm not shouting.
Sneezing.
You know what my policy is?
Or screaming.
The first time I ever heard of the coronavirus coming out of China.
I've never worn a mask of any kind.
You said, you caught it yet?
Not yet.
But you said, what if you catch it?
And it kills you.
Child of the resurrection.
Go to heaven.
Yeah, I don't.
I said the same thing a couple of weeks ago.
Well, that's what I want to say.
I'm not against me.
I heard all this stuff at first on the front end.
I said, I'm not going to do that.
Well, let's take a quick break.
So the thing about, though, Dad, remember when this started?
Said, okay, we're going to ask you to wear a mask for two weeks while we flatten the curve.
Yeah.
To make sure that our hospitals are overrun.
That's where this started.
Now it's worse now.
I said that's a big one's a nonsense I've ever heard in my life.
It's worse now than it was then.
So I'm saying it's not working.
Well, they say, well, y'all are not doing your.
job. Well, every state, even these states are these stranger rules, they're going up like
bonkers too. Exactly. So they're like, because maybe it's just the fact that we're getting,
we've taken the precautions, and I still do. I'm a team player. Now, I'm not going to do stupid
stuff like this. Because I think you don't want people to sing when I tie in the first law
that came in when you can go to church, to the church building, but you can't sing. Well, I know
that you don't like people who sing to God if you've come up with that.
rule because they're like wear a mask but you can't sing right well what was it it is it is it is written jace
they are senseless faithless heartless and ruthless I knew I shouldn't read this it's making you too
bad yeah look so my neighbor I'm not disagree with my neighbor does it fit that kind of logic
all in and look I checked out I was like at first I was okay let's do it we I we
We quit meeting at the church.
We're going to try to stop this thing, protect the vulnerable.
Do you wear a mask when you go into stores?
I wear a mask when I'm going to store.
So look, so my thing is...
I don't even go in a store.
That's probably good you know.
But what I'm saying is, you know, when I lot, when it was over for me, the first time
the protest started.
And everybody said, now, this is an important moment in our history.
And so this trumps, you know, the coronavirus.
And then the next thing was, well, you know, Biden won.
Well, we have to celebrate.
that because, you know,
Orange Man Bad is...
So all these tyrants,
you know, are out here running around
with these groups of people.
Half of them wearing masks, half of them not.
What happened to this?
We can only have three people and, you know,
for two hours.
But here's the problem.
Then they have this rule that...
It's just...
This is California.
If you go into a church building,
you have to do it one at a time.
You want to pray.
But, and when you tie that end with the singing,
I'm like, no, wait a minute.
You can, you got a mask going.
You can sneeze.
You can scream.
You can shout, you can protest, you can holler, you can talk.
But the one thing that you couldn't do, even with a mask on, was seen.
And I thought, no, that's someone who's mad at God and mad at his people.
Because look, what you just said, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
So you're going to sing your little Christmas carols with the kids?
Nope.
Not unless you do it in a whisper.
How am I going to be thankful when I'm out here in a single served dish?
I can't sing.
I'm about 18 feet away from other person.
I got bears all around me.
How am I going to be thankful anyway?
Thanksgiving was put in by some religious people.
Ways back.
I don't know what year it was.
But you say, but we think of God.
Anything that smells of God can't have it.
But you know what?
You want to sing about him.
We don't want you preaching about him.
So I have a plan.
I have an idea.
Yep.
You want to give it to you?
We're getting too near.
Here's the plan as well.
I looked up as far if you must.
I mean, the stock market has deadened your brain.
Well, I just read the official Thanksgiving protocol of California.
And by the way, Oregon, when I looked at theirs, theirs is worse.
Yeah.
So I won't even go into that.
The only device I have to read from is the Bible.
I make sure I never have a cell phone because of what he just.
said that was put on the cell phone.
I said, that's why I don't have one.
If you lived in California, you would have to, like in Oregon's case, if you do not
submit to the rules, guess what, 30 days in jail.
Yep.
And it's like $2,500 fine.
Oh, yeah.
They're literally, which my neighbor sent me this image, there's four cops, you know,
one of them's got the door breaker, and they're going in.
And then the caption says, Thanksgiving, 2020, we know you,
bought a turkey that feeds 12.
But anyway, here's my idea.
See, we're laughing at this.
Well, Phil, this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my life.
So I'm trying to get to my plan.
Here's what I recommend.
Because me and you, we hunted in California.
There's a lot of good people in California.
I looked at the election results.
Did you know, even though that as soon as the polls closed, they came on and said,
we can now report California goes to Biden.
I'm like, what?
You didn't even count.
Tell me, counting the votes.
It's been closed five seconds.
And they're like, but we know.
They know.
So I looked it up.
Did you know this is shocking that a third of the vote, one out of three, voted for Trump.
Now, okay, you're like, well, he got killed.
Oh, yeah, he got killed.
Two thirds voted not for Trump.
So, but still, that's a lot of people because California is a big state.
40 million people.
So do the main people.
math, what is that?
13 to 15 million, if that trend.
So I'm like, well, here's the plan.
Take those 10 to 15 million people.
They need to leave.
Now, I know upstate California is awesome because we hunted there.
But hey, if you got to go by this, this is getting steep.
I don't know how anybody could live there.
So move to Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Pennsylvania.
That's right.
Just moved there for a couple years.
Yeah.
And then you can go back maybe if it gets better.
Escape the blue.
And that way, if you wanted to, because you voted, if you live in California and you're voting Republican, you're throwing it away?
You're outnumbered.
Yeah.
Because it made me think of a guy who came to our bed and breakfast place out there, South Munro.
He pulled up, Missy and I was there, and he's like, can I rent a room?
Now, he had everything he owned.
with him. He had a wife,
a couple dogs, of course,
Mrs. Lott, we don't allow pets.
I'm like, let's hear his story.
He said, well, I'm from California,
but I'm leaving.
I'm literally leaving California.
He just put it all in the thing and get out of there.
We're out of here.
If you remember back, when we were in California,
duck hunting,
I know the time has slipped up on us here,
but it was a red state.
When we were out there, it was a red state.
They've had Republican governors, you know?
Sure. Well, that ship is a sale.
Let's take one last break.
That's over. Welcome to the socialist mind.
I think it's the big city.
Well, look, I was going to finish my story.
There are a lot of, by the way, there are a lot of people leaving California.
I got friends out there, and they're just like, they are getting out of here.
Well, before y'all support this guy, which he did stay, you know, my house a couple days.
But I said, why did you leave?
He said, well, now this is months ago.
But he said, well, they made up.
I don't know if y'all have heard, but they made.
up that there's a virus going around.
And I was like,
no, I think it is.
And he's like, no.
And Missy was murmuring like,
what are we going to do?
I was like, I said, well, look,
you come.
We want to go back to it.
We don't allow pets here.
I said, you've come to the right place.
Of course, Missy was looking at me like,
what are you crazy?
I said, you've come to the right place.
So later on, she said, why would you say that?
I was like, sigh.
My uncle, Si, he's, to this day, does not think that we went to the moon.
Yeah.
He said, somebody made that up.
He also thinks O.J.'s innocent.
Yeah.
He said, y'all fell for it.
He said, we didn't go to the moon.
So I'm like, so, babe, this guy saying they made up the coronavirus, that seems kind of small to me at that stage.
Yep.
But anyway, he was out of there.
But I know why he left, because what I just read.
Because he looked around and said, well, this is stupid that you're making me, you're talking about,
you're going to put me in jail or find me over how many people I got for Thanksgiving,
whether I'm singing or not,
or what kind of dishes I'm using.
And it's not that I'm not against or for trying to be safe and secure.
Maybe, you know, don't have people over 70 come to come up with something rational.
When you start talking about where I can go to the bathroom and where I'm going to be
and what kind of dishes I'm on using, or are you going to find me?
I'm getting that heck out of here.
And the joke of it is, let's face it,
we just said there's 40 million people
that live in California.
So how are you going to enforce this crap?
How are they going to pull up at the park and start writing?
Well, they may get somebody,
but I'm saying there's no way to round up 40 million people.
At some point, people just have to decide
whether they're going to be freer.
But my son, when he was still living in California,
this happened, he said they were writing people tickets.
Right.
Well, to that's point, yeah.
I mean, why not?
You get money?
You made money that way.
You're in control.
You're authoritarian.
All that stuff.
But, you know, the approach is our guy,
remember we had the two guys on from the Just Thinking podcast,
and one of them is at that church where MacArthur is the pastor.
And he just thumbed his nose.
He was like, he sued the state government.
And then he's like, we're meeting and we're singing.
But that's what makes people mad?
Look, the reason I brought all this up you said,
what's this got to do with anything spiritual?
Why do you throw that in the thing?
it of all the things you can do
and I keep saying this
you can sneeze you can shout
you can you can
yawn but why
why sing it and
don't do it loud
because they know people who sing to God
they find that offensive
so they're using a situation
where people are sick
and you're like do they care about
I don't think they care about
old people they care about
people who believe and worship
God that bothers them
more than they're concerned about other
people because that's just stupid.
You can sing but not loudly
in a mask.
Come on. Well, think about this, Judge.
All summer long, we saw
lines of people, most of them had masks
on, but lines of people standing in front of
police officers, mostly, and other people
screaming profanities
to the top of their lungs.
Spitting on people. Spitting on people.
Now, you tell me, and that's
peaceful protesting is what that was called, and I'm
watching it. I thought there's nothing peaceful about
somebody being four inches from your face and screaming profanities at you.
How many of them died from it?
I don't know.
Nobody's tracking it.
You think they got a list of everybody they had seen?
The bottom line is no matter what happens, I mean, we come out with the vaccine, we do all this, the numbers are still going up, people are still getting sick, people are still dying from pneumonia, the flu.
Yeah, I've had it.
The bottom line is Jesus is alive.
He's alive.
Correct.
He was here 2,000 years ago.
he's alive.
All these things that happen, even if you save a life with these drastic, stupid rules
that you put on the whole state and that no wonder they're so angry.
Even if you save, they'll say, well, if we save one life, it's worth it.
And then they're going to die later.
They're going to fall off their steps.
Yeah.
It's like.
Well, they're going to get the flu.
Yeah.
We're trying to be reasonable.
Everybody's playing the game.
Let's stay safe.
and then all of a sudden you had to write a bunch of frivolous rules and then attack people who sing to God.
Just throw that in on the last one.
Now, not going to stand for it.
That's ridiculous.
And if you are in there and you love God, you're in California, you need to get the heck out of there.
Move to one of these swing states and let's get somebody else to lecture.
My encouragement to our audience is give thanks to God, however you do that on Thanksgiving.
We're going to do it with our family.
And, you know, Louisiana, I don't even know what our rules are.
It doesn't matter.
And then the second thing is, when Christmas rolls around, you thank God again that he sent his son to die for us and remember that like the world has been doing since he left here or, you know, since they've been celebrated.
It's ridiculous.
I mean, we were founded to be free, not for that crap that he just read.
I mean, think about how authoritarian and just, and it's so random, you know, just picking out stuff.
We elected them.
Yeah.
Yeah, this is not something, you know, I got on Facebook.
This is the California legal rules.
This is what you just said.
It was a pinprick compared to what we picked to see in the next four years.
Well, I'm telling you.
I know this is stupid.
The whole thing, you may be right.
You're watching the collapse of an empire.
And the beginning stages are fix it so they must comply.
They must comply.
Thoritarianism.
It's been around for centuries.
Look, and you know what, you know what Biden?
I don't know how long he'll be in, but you know what he's going to say?
I ran on coronavirus.
That's what got me elected.
Sure.
Because I'm going to handle this.
Sure.
Well, of course.
And then so whatever, he's stupid rules on top of these rules.
Well, you left one thing out.
He said that he ran on, he's going to unify the country.
Yeah.
It's happened.
Can you see that?
The only thing that I know that he stood for is he said,
I'm going to unite the country.
And I'm looking at the two sides.
and the 70 million whatever that voted for Trump,
they ain't going to be united.
You know what?
You know Harry's going to do that?
We're all going to put a mask on and sing kumbaya in a whisper.
I'm just saying, because you thought, well, you're not for unity.
I'm for unity in Jesus.
I think that's the only way we unify.
I'm just telling you, you can say you're going to unify,
which I don't think he will even attempt to.
Because it's like, well, if you agree with me.
you can be a part of our team.
Well, what happened to this unity stuff?
You sit six feet apart outside.
All right, next time we'll get to John, maybe.
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