Radio Show Hour 1 – 02/19/2024

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[00:00:22] Music level. It's a holiday in the United States celebrated on the third Monday of February. Welcome to the show and welcome to George Washington's celebrated birthday Dr. Bradley. Well, and I thank you. I mean, that most of the, okay, don't get me started here, Sam, but I know you always do as soon as you say something. Oh, man, all I got to do is wind up the good doctor and let him roll. You know, that's the thing. I'm pretty good at it, though.

[00:03:00] I know how to bring up the topic and let her fly.

[00:03:04] Push the buttons, man. be university president is in the council on foreign relations the globalist organization and the globalist picked him up and ran him through it's contrary to a lot of beliefs he wasn't a communist though but but at any rate they take a name brand and they they play it and wherever Obama came it wasn't because of any accomplishment it was because of the color of his skin

[00:04:23] and and you look at Bill Clinton well the England was not under the Pope at the time so they didn't change the calendar so George Washington was born under the old style calendar but things had got so screwy because of the lack of I don't know here's another history lesson the lack of a leap year that you know Easter and everything else was moving

[00:05:44] around and so finally England and much of the world that he made, the farewell address that he gave, the humble disposition that he delivered, the godly office that he represented, etc., etc., I mean, I can go on and on and on about the blessings of a George Washington. Was he perfect? No.

[00:07:01] Was he beyond a man? No. Was he one of the most incredible men in history ever on this self-admitted such or articulated such, acknowledge that reality check and shame on him for that. Doctor? Oh Sam, again don't trigger me with all your little comments. I mean this is something, I mean I thank you again for bringing this up because Americans need to realize that back in the World War II era Germany and other scurrilous countries

[00:08:26] were not the only ones putting concentration camps together. I mean, it's a great place to rabbit hunt and pheasant hunt and everything like that as far as I'm concerned used to ride motorcycles out there all that but at any rate the fact of the matter is that The these were full-blown barbed wire guard towers machine gun nest locations and and the winners get tough out there man

[00:09:40] I mean, I'm sure you've been out there in them. I have been out in the winter hardcore, but he went like you wouldn't believe to

[00:10:43] was when he signed that. By the way, and you know who was one of his... Go ahead and skip the breaks, continue, doctor.

[00:10:45] Well, one of his, shall we say, primary and principal

[00:10:51] goreens or goables or

[00:10:55] whoever, you know, I mean how Hitler had his his henchmen

[00:10:58] was Earl Warren. Earl Warren

[00:11:02] who Dwight Eisenhower appointed as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. it was a flower growing arrangement. I don't know. They were like a big florist kind of arrangement. But these were hard working. They did it the old style, the Japanese style, gorgeous gardens they grew. Anyway, yeah, these were real people. Real people. We packed them up and sent them into concentration. Let's be clear. Real Hun or the Jap, you know, I mean they were going back to World War II. Obviously this kind of stuff goes back years and years and decades and centuries even. time and I'm sure with the Japanese when they came back from the you know concentration camps a lot of people had those images and that kind of oh I don't know they well because we've propagandized the people against them that's why in

[00:15:00] addition to hauling them off destroying

[00:15:01] their businesses, destroying their

[00:15:02] relationships, their families taking them

[00:15:04] away from everything they knew and

[00:15:06] everything else and then we basically do had started really, I mean, with the assassination of the archduke in June and by August everybody was killing everybody and the trench war that settled in. But you remember, maybe you don't remember Sam, but you weren't there, but at any rate the Christmas thing that happened in the trenches in Europe. I heard about it, but I certainly do against race, men against women. Yeah. And you know the Southern poverty loss that is going to slaughter me and you because you use the term, Japan crowd, right? You know, we're just done now. It's all used in context to the way it was used in the time and the way that they treated

[00:17:40] people, which we would absolutely we not only reject, we abhor.

[00:17:45] I mean, these things. camps. It's a blight on our history ladies and gentlemen. And the reason we use the jab and the crowd terms is not because we want to use those slights, but because that's the way they treated them then and that's the term they used then. And that and it just shows how wrong and evil and despicable it really is. But the good news is, Idaho, House

[00:19:02] of Representatives, believe it or not, with. The governor just wave of a magic wand, treated law, unconstitutional, all that kind of stuff.

[00:20:20] But the fact of the matter is that the legislature

[00:20:23] has done that, gives me hope that the legislature It's for the government, the federal government came out. Remember when they were forcing all of the our military forces to get the jab? Della, one hand Donald tried to pretend like it was the governor's and the state's lock and air down. It wasn't him, but at the federal level it was going on too.

[00:21:40] That's right. And it was being done it was something that could continue forward because the religious exemption stuff that was denied is still in other words, because there was violations of the law that took place by the government, right? Right.

[00:23:02] And so it's still a live lawsuit. I mean, it hasn't But yeah, I thought that's where you're maybe going with this because, but it's related to the, to the COVID con. But I'm glad Idaho's done that, but I suspect based on their, their Senate, how shall we say makeup? I'm not so sure it'll

[00:24:21] pass the Senate up there. We'll have to watch that.

[00:24:24] We can certainly pray and push hard and alert the United States Senate. That is a reflection of how urgent Republicans and Democrats in the Senate feel about this. I believe it's a reflection of the American people's sense of urgency when democracy is

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[00:28:27] Call For Civility.com. What if somebody says a gold? We don't have any gold at the house. It's stored safely in the UPMA vault, securely and insured. But the S&P 500 outperformed gold. Daddy, gold is a bad investment. Some people do think of it that way, but actually gold is money.

[00:29:42] And as members of the United Precious Metals Association, we can use our gold at any store, America today, but it did cover the legal fees for Liberty Council and others who have been fighting this. Megan Myers wrote this for the military times.com. It's just military times.com. Anyway, so the bottom line is the government did have to pay and Liberty Council did beat the DoD on this thing. And it's a then you know, all of the things that people do together, but the religiosity thing is under assault. And this is a shocking thing to me that the large religions of the world, I do you pick your favorite religion or your biggest religion or your big institution,

[00:32:22] whatever you want to call it, they should be up in arms over this little Jewish rabbi guy

[00:33:24] be than your neighbors. And you were going to have 20, 30 people come over 10 people. However many it was, beating your living room and discuss the scriptures as you understood

[00:33:30] them. What's wrong with that? But the community is saying, and let's even say that that belief

[00:33:35] is kind of out of sync with your own to where you're like, that's strange. That's weird.

[00:33:38] Unless they're breaking some laws or harming someone or something like that, whether I

[00:33:43] agree with it or do it or believe it or not, isn't the pointVID-Con, he met, he's a pastor there, and I don't know how big his church is, but they met without masks in their meetings the entire COVID-Con. The governor and everybody took note of it, sent him cease and desist orders.

[00:35:00] They sent goons to try and break it up, he said, no, no, he says, just a minute, stand down, just a minute. He said, you know, if people from the governor's office show up, he said, call me and we'll come over and talk to him. And I mean, it wasn't this big stand off or anything like that. But, but at any rate, he just didn't want to raise the ire

[00:36:21] of the governor. So they tried to diffuse it political pressure. It makes a difference, folks. It makes a huge difference. And I'll tell you what, there's no other way than to make a huge difference.

[00:37:41] We just got a four immediate release pressure release, doctor.

[00:37:44] You're going to like this one.

[00:37:45] Are you ready?

[00:37:46] Let's hear it.

[00:37:47] Yeah, I am absolutely a pauled chocked and she's chagrined. What is going on against Assange? I mean, what was... No question. What was, I mean, this was wrong. Go ahead, doctor. On a, you know, what he put out was like something that, I mean, you think of the Pentagon Papers, for example,

[00:39:02] it was way below that in what happened

[00:39:03] with those, of course, most people never even heard of them.

[00:39:06] Go look it out. But they classify stuff all the time that should not be classified.

[00:40:21] Well, they just use that as a way to go ahead and protect the deep state over and over and

[00:40:26] over. emerging president by into immediately art and julie and assage thank you all very much but they have a doctor badly now the only thing said that i don't agree with this we are democracy everybody uses that phrase they're wrong we don't have a democracy democracy style of government is our enemy by the way nevertheless though i don't want to take digress on that too far

[00:41:41] his point spot on

[00:41:44] okay soul and you look at the Ukrainian, the guy that was in Ukraine that was a US journalist that died in prison. He was a journalist there, a political figure in Russia, and people are all up in arms. This shouldn't happen. These tin horned dictators that do these kind of, come on people, why do you, but because I want people to understand that, you know, we don't just tell people what to do. We do what we're asking others to do, just so you know. Yeah. And by the way, what Assange did is in no way, shape or form similar to what Epstein was doing. Okay. Well, it's just to highlight the fact that we kill political prisoners know, the pot called in the kettle black or however you want to put it. We have these, we have blood on our skirts in this nation also. And for everybody to get all huffy about one of Putin's political opponents, which he really wasn't anybody that could have made a ripple in Putin's life.

[00:45:43] But he ended up being sent to jail and he ends up dying to stop the abuse that's happening. And we need to really get involved. You know, I wonder why London judges can decide. I guess only because that's where he's at or whatever. But what is the sham? They're just doing the bidding of the U.S. deep state whatever they're going to do to the poor guy. What happens then to Tucker Carlson? Eventually, what happens to Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley as well? This is serious, folks. Serious indeed. All right. Another quick couple of topics before the end of the hour that I want to get to because they're kind of pressing topics. Number one, I mentioned last week right at the end of the show that Manchin was possibly running for president.

[00:48:24] He was thinking about these running mates and everything else. It'll be a slight to the black community or whatever else. And so they're hoping and praying. Now Michelle has claimed forever that not happening, won't do it, don't believe in it. But yet time will tell if the pressure becomes too much. You know, Michelle might say I'll do it and then Brock can kind of run things behind the scenes and Michelle can just chill out. One of the

[00:49:43] claims they say as Michelle didn't want to do it's like it's old except for every time we bring it up it's because they're bringing it up and saying that it's gonna happen. Sure. And so you know I don't know if it's gonna happen or not but I do know this we've got to keep an eye on the ball and we certainly don't

[00:51:00] want it to happen. Alright final story of the things. The more pleasant weather that's not harsh and stuff, where we get into the northern Utah climate, so we up on our mountain valleys, we do get some inclement weather. St. George does on rare occasion get snow,

[00:52:22] but in some occasions it goes over 114 degrees, too.

[00:52:25] So there's both out of New York. They come to Utah. So Utah is not the lily white pure and as the driven snow kind of principles-based state they should be. But I think that that image is fostered so

[00:53:41] much in the

[00:53:42] press and the media that people say, oh yeah we're going to Utah where everything

[00:53:46] squeaky clean. It's not.