Radio Show Hour 1 – 03/05/2024

[00:00:00] Yes sir.

[00:00:01] They're calling me Dapper Dan now.

[00:00:07] Anne Van der Steels said I look very dapper.

[00:00:11] Anne's there too now?

[00:00:12] Yeah, well she just left.

[00:00:13] And that's another part of the story, Sam,

[00:00:16] right after I do my quote from the Supreme Court decision.

[00:00:19] I gotta tell you what Anne's doing.

[00:00:22] All right, we'll do it.

[00:00:23] First, the quote, it starts now.

[00:00:25] Okay, Sam, this is kind of longer,

[00:00:27] but please bear with me, everybody,

[00:00:30] because this is too powerful to leave anything out.

[00:00:34] So Scalia explains why he's talking about this.

[00:00:38] So I'll just let him introduce it.

[00:00:41] He goes, finally and most conclusively

[00:00:46] in the present litigation,

[00:00:48] we turn to the prior jurisprudence of this court.

[00:00:52] Federal commandeering of state governments

[00:00:55] is such a novel phenomenon

[00:00:58] that the court's first experience with it

[00:01:01] did not occur until the 1970s.

[00:01:05] All right, let me stop right. Let me stop you.

[00:01:06] Let me stop you.

[00:01:06] This just unequivocally proves we're not engaging in strange,

[00:01:11] unproven political theories.

[00:01:14] The court hasn't seen it in 150 years.

[00:01:17] It's only modern manipulations that have perverted the truth so bad that the

[00:01:22] Supreme Court justice is incensed right now over this very point

[00:01:27] and he highlights it as best he can, right?

[00:01:31] Do not tell Mary McCord because that's really gonna

[00:01:34] just blast her narrative right out of the water.

[00:01:38] So yeah, he said this doesn't happen in America at all

[00:01:43] until the 1970s.

[00:01:49] And then he goes, when the Environmental Protection Agency promulgated regulations requiring states to prescribe

[00:01:55] all these emissions control and retrofit programs

[00:01:58] and on and on and on, and so I'm gonna pass that up.

[00:02:01] Then it goes to this.

[00:02:03] The Courts of Appeals for the fourth and ninth circuits invalidated

[00:02:09] the regulations in order to avoid what they perceived

[00:02:14] to be grave constitutional issues, see Maryland versus EPA.

[00:02:20] And the District of Columbia circuit.

[00:02:22] So when the EPA got shut down over this very supposedly

[00:02:26] narrow situation that the sheriff found himself in.

[00:02:30] No, the EPA got shut down and the government got shut down

[00:02:34] over and over on this, and it was the prior cases, right?

[00:02:38] Exactly.

[00:02:39] So, and the District of Columbia invalidated regulations

[00:02:43] on both constitutional and statutory grounds.

[00:02:48] See District of Columbia versus train.

[00:02:51] After we granted certiorari,

[00:02:53] now raise your hand if you don't know

[00:02:56] what granted certiorari means.

[00:03:00] It means that the Supreme Court agreed to take the case.

[00:03:04] We granted certiorari, that means agreed to take the case. We granted certiorari.

[00:03:06] That means they'll take the case.

[00:03:08] To review the statutory and constitutional validity

[00:03:12] of the EPA regulations.

[00:03:15] The government, however, declined even to defend them

[00:03:21] and instead rescinded some and conceded the invalidity,

[00:03:30] the invalidity of those that remained,

[00:03:34] leading us, the Supreme Court, leading us to vacate the opinions below

[00:03:37] and remand for consideration of mootness.

[00:03:41] Now, last paragraph.

[00:03:43] Although we had no occasion to pass upon the subject in Brown,

[00:03:47] later opinions of ours have made clear,

[00:03:50] don't tell Mary McCord,

[00:03:52] that the federal government may not compel the states

[00:03:56] to implement, by legislation or executive authority,

[00:04:01] federal regulatory programs. the book is closed what part

[00:04:09] of case law don't you understand Mary McCord what part of shutting down the

[00:04:13] EPA shutting down Bill Clinton do you think is so narrow that it's that it's

[00:04:18] speculation and political theory yeah I don't think I don't think Justice Scalia

[00:04:23] was speculating too much there. He pretty much

[00:04:27] Told it like it was and put the hammer down on this

[00:04:31] And I don't see how it gets any more clear. I actually the proper word is clear

[00:04:37] I don't see how it gets any clearer than that

[00:04:39] So I can't wait to debate Mary McCord and share this with her.

[00:04:48] But she won't want to debate because she knows we're on the right.

[00:04:49] It's not gonna happen because she doesn't want

[00:04:50] to really deal with that issue.

[00:04:52] She would be embarrassed by a broadcast journalist

[00:04:55] and a has-been sheriff.

[00:04:58] Oh, whoa, what are we gonna do about that?

[00:05:01] The credentials are in question, aren't they?

[00:05:02] She's not gonna show up, that's what.

[00:05:04] She'll hide.

[00:05:05] All right. Well, I'm working on calling Mary about this as well to where we can set up

[00:05:10] this debate. You know, we'll do it at the national press club. We'll see how many Washington

[00:05:14] critters will come and attend and all that kind of stuff. By the way, Sheriff, it is

[00:05:17] indeed super Tuesday, 2024, 16 states voting for quote, presidential nominees, upi.com with the details.

[00:05:28] What do you think on Super Tuesday, Sheriff?

[00:05:29] Well, my big question is will Trump win every one of them?

[00:05:36] I don't know.

[00:05:36] He'll win most though.

[00:05:38] Yeah, I'm hoping-

[00:05:40] Lost Washington DC, which is really an indictment

[00:05:42] against Nikki Haley is a deep swamp.

[00:05:44] Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:05:46] State.

[00:05:47] She pretends that's a win to me.

[00:05:48] That's the biggest loss you've ever experienced.

[00:05:50] Yeah. The cesspool of corruption supports her.

[00:05:55] To me, that's a huge opportunity for president Trump

[00:05:59] to literally just say, I mean, you're a clown.

[00:06:01] So the deep state supports you.

[00:06:02] Is that what you want us to know?

[00:06:04] Yeah.

[00:06:04] This is wow. You know, I, anyway, we a clown. So the deep state supports you, is that what you want us to know? Yeah, exactly. This is wow.

[00:06:06] You know, anyway, we'll keep an eye on that fall too.

[00:06:08] Yeah, I really think she's out of line.

[00:06:10] I just, I don't, I don't understand what she's doing

[00:06:14] unless she's hoping that Trump somehow gets found guilty

[00:06:18] on a felony and that he really is removed

[00:06:21] from being able to run.

[00:06:22] And she's hoping for that so that she's already right there

[00:06:26] and can step right in.

[00:06:27] So I think that's the only thing she's doing,

[00:06:29] but I really think she's wasting her time.

[00:06:32] And I really don't think she's gonna run as a third party.

[00:06:38] She won't run as a third party.

[00:06:39] Also her goal though is to develop a household

[00:06:42] named stature so that when she runs again, she can soften her approach

[00:06:46] and not be so extreme and possibly win another time.

[00:06:49] So it's about building a household name for her right now

[00:06:51] and the controversy is doing that for her.

[00:06:54] Yeah and the flimsy excuses she's made,

[00:06:57] why she lied or why she didn't keep her word to Trump

[00:07:02] when she promised him, she would never run again.

[00:07:04] Well she lied. Well she lied.

[00:07:05] Yeah she lied.

[00:07:07] And the flimsy excuses, I mean,

[00:07:08] whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I had to run

[00:07:10] because everything was so horrible.

[00:07:14] The other interesting thing is this,

[00:07:15] now she's being asked clearly

[00:07:17] if Donald Trump becomes the nominee.

[00:07:18] She swore when she went to the debates

[00:07:21] that Donald skipped because he didn't wanna agree to this,

[00:07:23] that she would support the nominee as well.

[00:07:25] So now is she gonna be forced to support the Donald?

[00:07:27] Yeah, wouldn't that be something?

[00:07:29] Yeah, well.

[00:07:30] Yeah, but anyway, I wanted to tell you

[00:07:35] that I don't agree with what Anne Van der Stiehl's doing.

[00:07:39] Okay, let's talk about it.

[00:07:41] She's going to the Darien Gap,

[00:07:44] the Darien Gap between Panama and Columbia,

[00:07:48] where it's kind of an Amazon forest,

[00:07:51] and she's going down there to kind of document

[00:07:55] what's going on with the illegal immigration

[00:07:59] that's going through that area,

[00:08:00] and these people that come in from all over the world and the Chinese

[00:08:07] and the Muslim terrorists and whoever else is coming in

[00:08:11] and go from there up to the United States

[00:08:15] and the native tribes there that they have befriended

[00:08:20] kind of provide them protection because they like them.

[00:08:23] So, man, this is, and I said,

[00:08:26] what do you hope to accomplish?

[00:08:28] And it's just really, they wanna just kinda get in the way

[00:08:31] and bother people and let them know they're being watched.

[00:08:34] And so I was telling Hunter when I got in this morning,

[00:08:38] if I'm gonna risk my life for something,

[00:08:41] I want it to really be something important

[00:08:43] and that it's gonna have meaning

[00:08:44] and it's going to accomplish something.

[00:08:47] And so, I mean, I love Ann and what she's trying to do,

[00:08:53] but that's just far too dangerous.

[00:08:54] And I said, Ann, don't go, it's too dangerous.

[00:08:58] Don't call me to try to come and find you

[00:09:01] if or when you get in trouble down there.

[00:09:03] to try to come and find you if or when you get in trouble down there.

[00:09:06] Because I guarantee ya, my wife's not gonna allow me

[00:09:10] to go down there and man, I'll hire some mercenaries

[00:09:14] to try to go find you but to me it's just too dangerous

[00:09:17] and I wish she wasn't going.

[00:09:21] In other words, we appreciate her intrepid desire

[00:09:24] to report and get the truth and lay it out

[00:09:26] with the American people, that's good.

[00:09:28] At some point though, putting yourself in harm's way

[00:09:30] is only asking for trouble.

[00:09:32] Yeah, and she's, we need her here and.

[00:09:36] Amen to that.

[00:09:37] We just do, we need her, we love the work she's doing.

[00:09:41] And I just, this is far too dangerous.

[00:09:45] I mean, that's right in the middle of the problem.

[00:09:50] Of the, I mean, it's not just right in the middle,

[00:09:54] it's Main Street of the problem.

[00:09:56] And I'll tell you who I'd worry about the most

[00:09:59] to be your enemy, I'd worry about the United States

[00:10:01] government when you're in international territory.

[00:10:03] What the United States government might do to you

[00:10:05] is the biggest concern,

[00:10:06] more than the gangs and all the other problems.

[00:10:09] I worry about the United States.

[00:10:10] You just quoted a line that she and I share in the movie,

[00:10:15] because we talk about the horrible problems

[00:10:18] with all the cartels and international terrorists,

[00:10:22] and then we say, and that's not even mentioning

[00:10:30] The the real problem that we're suffering from our own government That is the lead sponsor of all this and the lead cause of all this

[00:10:35] So yeah, it is and and Sam. I said it last night in my presentation at

[00:10:41] At the Civic Center here in Severeville.

[00:10:45] How do you say it, Hunter?

[00:10:46] Severeville?

[00:10:48] Okay.

[00:10:49] I've never said it right since I've been here.

[00:10:51] So we had a big event at the-

[00:10:54] How do you say it now?

[00:10:55] Hold on.

[00:10:57] Hunter, how do you say it?

[00:10:58] Severeville.

[00:10:59] Severeville.

[00:11:00] Severe county.

[00:11:01] Severeville, Severe county.

[00:11:03] Severeville, right here at the Civic Center.

[00:11:06] And I said it there, and I'll say it again, Sam,

[00:11:08] I've said it on this show,

[00:11:10] and CNN really gets mad at me when I say this,

[00:11:13] but I told them last night, I'm gonna tell the truth.

[00:11:16] The greatest threat to our God-given American liberty

[00:11:20] is our own federal government.

[00:11:23] Lincoln warned us that if we ever lost our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.

[00:11:30] That is exactly what's happening in our country today, and the greatest perpetrator of that is our own federal government.

[00:11:39] And you can see it.

[00:11:40] Well, and Lincoln helped that along. We lost a lot of state rights with the push of Lincoln with some of his illegal activities as well.

[00:11:46] Yeah, I mean, yeah, he knew it better than anybody.

[00:11:49] But yeah, this is just horrible.

[00:11:52] And notice that the,

[00:11:57] Lincoln Riley that was murdered in Athens, Georgia,

[00:12:04] and nobody, CNN and all of those,

[00:12:09] don't make any mention of it. Biden doesn't apologize for it.

[00:12:12] They go right up marching, and Trump was totally

[00:12:16] within his rights to tell Biden, look, he said,

[00:12:19] President Biden, he was very respectful about it.

[00:12:22] Secure the border today, sir.

[00:12:24] You have the authority very respectful about it. Secure the border today, sir. You have the authority

[00:12:25] because I did it and you can do it too. And that's his, the reason he has the authority because he's

[00:12:33] supposed to be enforcing the immigration laws and there's 26 that he's violating. And so if he would

[00:12:39] just start obeying and enforcing the laws that are on the books. A lot of this wouldn't be happening,

[00:12:46] and many lives in this country would have been saved,

[00:12:52] and this girl would still be going to nursing school.

[00:12:55] And God bless her family.

[00:12:56] And they want us to have those problems, Sheriff.

[00:12:58] They want that to happen.

[00:13:00] Now on Super Tuesday, we want you to remember,

[00:13:02] you guys must vote, it's important.

[00:13:04] I hope Haley doesn't win a single race.

[00:13:06] I think she's a clown deep stator,

[00:13:08] and I think she's a problem to say the least.

[00:13:11] That doesn't mean that I'm super supportive

[00:13:13] of Donald Trump, RFKJ are having trouble

[00:13:15] getting on the ballot in many places as well.

[00:13:17] That's another stumbling block that we gotta keep an eye on,

[00:13:20] but we need election integrity.

[00:13:22] Catherine Engelbrecht, True the Vote,

[00:13:23] came out with a big article yesterday

[00:13:26] talking about how we really need to babysit voter rolls.

[00:13:29] That's one of the great, great keys to success

[00:13:31] is watching those voter rolls.

[00:13:33] And she's got a new program out

[00:13:35] where you can literally go onto a website and check

[00:13:38] if your, I don't know what you want to call it,

[00:13:42] voter profile is in more than one state.

[00:13:44] Are you voting in other states and you don't even know you are kind of it, voter profile is in more than one state. Are you voting in other states

[00:13:45] and you don't even know you are kind of thing?

[00:13:46] And there's ways to vet that now

[00:13:48] with the great work over at True the Vote, Sheriff.

[00:13:50] Yeah, and Catherine and Greg have done a great job there

[00:13:55] and I still say that every case that has gone to court

[00:14:00] regarding voter fraud,

[00:14:02] or that has gone before the US Supreme Court,

[00:14:04] all you have to do is present the evidence

[00:14:06] that true the vote has that they've amassed

[00:14:09] over the last five years.

[00:14:11] Not just recently.

[00:14:12] It's all true.

[00:14:13] And that evidence should be in front of the Supreme Court.

[00:14:16] How could the Supreme Court look at all that

[00:14:19] and deny to even take the case and not grant certuary?

[00:14:24] That is absolutely absurd, Sam.

[00:14:26] The evidence is humongous out there.

[00:14:31] And so that, yep.

[00:14:32] Well it continues to mount daily as well.

[00:14:34] Yeah, and they say there's no evidence.

[00:14:36] Oh, for heaven's sakes, no.

[00:14:38] There you have it.

[00:14:39] That's such a good, obvious one.

[00:14:40] All right, how much snow fell in Northern California

[00:14:43] in the Sierra Nevadas, do you know?

[00:14:45] Well, I've been there before.

[00:14:47] I went to a preparedness show over that,

[00:14:50] what's that pass called, Donner Pass?

[00:14:52] Donner.

[00:14:53] Yeah, and we were taking a truckload

[00:14:54] of freeze-dry foods over the mountain,

[00:14:57] and I've been there through that,

[00:14:58] but I thought that was bad,

[00:15:00] and that was about 15 years ago.

[00:15:03] This one's 10 times worse than that one was

[00:15:06] and we couldn't get through.

[00:15:07] And so what is it, 100 inches?

[00:15:09] 100 inches.

[00:15:10] Seven feet of snow has already fallen.

[00:15:13] Holy moly.

[00:15:15] And they say that it's not about to stop.

[00:15:20] So more snow is expected in the region,

[00:15:22] they say after seven feet, buddy.

[00:15:26] Yeah, well, California's been having a drought, but you don't want, it's like somebody who

[00:15:31] hasn't, who hasn't had a drink of water for three days.

[00:15:35] You don't give them, you don't give them a whole gallon of water.

[00:15:39] You give them just a little bit and then a little bit.

[00:15:42] This is going to hurt.

[00:15:43] I think this is gonna hurt

[00:15:45] more than help the drought because it's just gonna

[00:15:47] cause flooding and I just-

[00:15:49] Oh, no question.

[00:15:50] This doesn't look good, Sam.

[00:15:52] It'll be mudslides everywhere eventually

[00:15:55] if it heats up quickly too.

[00:15:57] So it's serious, serious folks and it's not about to stop.

[00:16:00] I guess all that huge seven plus feet of snow

[00:16:03] and it won't stop as part of global warming, I take it?

[00:16:05] Is that what we're supposed to understand?

[00:16:07] Sam, you don't understand the environmental problems.

[00:16:11] You just don't understand.

[00:16:13] Because they took care of that problem

[00:16:16] when they changed it all.

[00:16:18] Because first, when I was a kid in high school,

[00:16:21] it was global cooling was the problem.

[00:16:24] And it was global warming.

[00:16:26] So in order to take care of everything,

[00:16:29] you know, they said it's climate change.

[00:16:33] So get with the program, Sam.

[00:16:35] All right, glad I got that straightened out.

[00:16:38] Yeah.

[00:16:39] Now, I guess Bitcoin, do you have your Bitcoin,

[00:16:43] Sheriff, still or no?

[00:16:45] I had some, but I got rid of it and I lost my shirt on it, but it wasn't very much, so

[00:16:51] I just stayed out of it and every time I look at Bitcoin, I go, wow, I wish I would have

[00:16:55] put some in or left that in, but it's so volatile and so up and down.

[00:17:02] Yes, it is.

[00:17:03] I can't see anybody wanting to invest in it myself.

[00:17:06] And that's why I say don't dip your toe in the crypto,

[00:17:09] but it turns out that it's almost reached its all time high.

[00:17:13] It topped 67,000, and I guess the highest 69,000.

[00:17:20] So it's almost there, Sheriff.

[00:17:21] And I don't see why, you know, there's another one

[00:17:25] that has been steadily going up, and that's gold.

[00:17:29] Better than silver, and still the experts say

[00:17:31] that silver will outperform gold

[00:17:35] when it really starts hitting.

[00:17:37] Yesterday and today it looked like gold.

[00:17:39] I haven't checked in the last hour,

[00:17:40] but gold this morning and silver were going up again.

[00:17:44] Yesterday it went up quite a bit, both of them.

[00:17:47] And I don't understand why gold would go

[00:17:50] in the negative at all.

[00:17:54] But if you look at silver, well especially gold,

[00:17:58] just 10 years ago, gold was about 1,200 an ounce.

[00:18:05] And today it's over 2,100.

[00:18:07] So that's a pretty good return.

[00:18:09] So I'm gonna stick with gold and silver,

[00:18:13] what little I have, and maybe I'll try to buy some more.

[00:18:16] But to be prepared for the economic collapse that's coming,

[00:18:21] you should have some cash reserves and coin reserves.

[00:18:27] Wait a minute, if you have cash reserves, it just means you're black, it's a black thing,

[00:18:28] Sheriff, don't you know that?

[00:18:29] Well, maybe, but just for some security,

[00:18:35] I recommend some cash reserves under your pillow

[00:18:40] or under your mattress or in your safe,

[00:18:42] and I highly recommend some gold and silver,

[00:18:45] and if you can't afford gold,

[00:18:46] like I really can't too much.

[00:18:49] I can buy 10 ounce of gold or a quarter ounce of gold.

[00:18:53] I do that.

[00:18:54] But buy some silver.

[00:18:56] Silver Eagles are great.

[00:18:58] Buy some junk silver.

[00:19:00] What is junk silver?

[00:19:01] It's the 1964 and before that,

[00:19:05] 50 cent pieces, quarters, and dimes.

[00:19:09] So have some of that on hand.

[00:19:11] I have lots of pennies, dimes, nickels, quarters, 50 cent.

[00:19:15] Our buddy Brian Rust has a ton of nickels

[00:19:17] that are great deal.

[00:19:18] Now you can buy a nickel for like a dollar 40.

[00:19:20] I have Eisenhower dollars too.

[00:19:23] Love them.

[00:19:24] There you go.

[00:19:25] All right, anyway, I just thought I'd bring up that Bitcoin

[00:19:28] because it's kind of interesting as it bumps the high.

[00:19:31] Now there's a video we need to show you people.

[00:19:34] It relates to law enforcement here, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:19:39] I guess a police raid in Colorado went a little south.

[00:19:44] I guess a burglary suspect got caught.

[00:19:47] Here's the details.

[00:20:01] Ready? Please, show me your hands.

[00:20:03] Hands up.

[00:20:04] Hands up.

[00:20:05] Stand up.

[00:20:06] Stand up.

[00:20:07] How'd they know he was here?

[00:20:08] Walk this way.

[00:20:09] Walk towards me.

[00:20:10] Keep your hands up.

[00:20:11] Stop there, hey.

[00:20:12] Stop there.

[00:20:13] Stop right there.

[00:20:14] Dude literally got caught in the potty with his pants down, buddy.

[00:20:17] Man, that was a crock of crap, Sam.

[00:20:20] Man, that was a crock of crap.

[00:20:22] Man, that was a crock of crap.

[00:20:24] That was a crock of crap. I'm gonna get you guys to stop there. Hey, stop there. Stop right there. Dude literally got caught in the potty

[00:20:26] with his pants down, buddy.

[00:20:27] Man, that was a crock of crap, Sam.

[00:20:29] Man, man.

[00:20:30] Oh, man, oh man.

[00:20:32] I didn't hear that.

[00:20:33] Man, no, man.

[00:20:34] And Sam, I've done these,

[00:20:37] actually done one similar ones,

[00:20:39] and yeah, you can't let him finish what he was doing,

[00:20:44] and he's just gotta pull up his pants

[00:20:46] and you gotta grin and bear it and leave.

[00:20:48] So, you know, one of the other uncomfortable problems

[00:20:56] that we face in law enforcement and man oh man,

[00:20:59] God bless those cops.

[00:21:02] Well my question is why don't they arrest Joe just like that?

[00:21:05] Yeah, well, and look, these are cops that are

[00:21:08] trying to clean up the streets and so they're doing it.

[00:21:15] And sometimes it gets messy.

[00:21:17] But, yeah, you know, I keep telling you, Sam,

[00:21:23] they can't arrest Biden.

[00:21:30] And I used to say this as a joke, it's not a joke anymore.

[00:21:31] He's not mentally stable enough,

[00:21:34] he's not mentally capable of standing trial.

[00:21:38] Well then they just put him in a round room.

[00:21:41] Well, maybe arrest-

[00:21:43] For his safety and the rest of our safety.

[00:21:45] Maybe we should arrest the people

[00:21:47] that are really running the country, you know.

[00:21:49] Oh, good point.

[00:21:50] His wife and the deep state that's in his cabinet.

[00:21:54] It certainly is Kamala Harris, I've never seen.

[00:21:56] Now that's a person that needs to be made fun of.

[00:21:59] That lady is one ignorant fool.

[00:22:03] Boy, has anybody been able to understand

[00:22:07] any speech he's ever given?

[00:22:09] My gosh.

[00:22:10] And she used to be a lawyer?

[00:22:12] Man, oh man.

[00:22:14] No, what a joke.

[00:22:16] Amen to that.

[00:22:17] Alright, anyway, I just thought I'd bring that

[00:22:19] kind of funny tidbit to your attention.

[00:22:21] Little tip, you know, don't try that at home, right, Sheriff?

[00:22:23] Yeah.

[00:22:25] Yeah. Yeah.

[00:22:27] I just don't understand how you can literally do a burglary

[00:22:31] and then just run to the restroom and stuff like that.

[00:22:33] I just don't understand the mentality

[00:22:35] of some of these people.

[00:22:36] Well, he thought he was undetected

[00:22:39] and when you have to go, you gotta go, Sam.

[00:22:41] So he said, man, I better.

[00:22:43] He didn't seem like he was in any hurry.

[00:22:47] I guess not.

[00:22:49] The other thing is this is in Colorado too.

[00:22:51] Yeah, but how did they know he was in there?

[00:22:55] I don't know.

[00:22:56] Nevermind, I don't wanna know.

[00:23:02] All right, anyway, we have that.

[00:23:03] I also wanna tell you right now, this is the time to remember preparedness is important

[00:23:07] at your house.

[00:23:08] Get teepee.

[00:23:09] People learn that in the pandemic, right?

[00:23:11] But I also want you to know you need a satellite phone when all calms are down.

[00:23:16] It's sat one, two, three.com or phone one, two, three.com.

[00:23:20] That can get you some great products that will let you communicate with your loved ones when all calms are down

[00:23:26] or when things are kind of in trouble.

[00:23:28] You know, we just had that big cell phone adage recently.

[00:23:30] AT&T claims it was an internal issue.

[00:23:33] I don't believe it for a second.

[00:23:35] That's another topic except for you can get your sat123.com

[00:23:38] phone, mention Mac 50 for a discount code.

[00:23:41] Do it today.

[00:23:42] And Sam, when I was saying goodbye to Ann Vanderstiel,

[00:23:48] I said, you need to make sure you have a satellite phone.

[00:23:51] She goes, we have them.

[00:23:52] And so, folks, it doesn't matter if you're going to Latin America anywhere.

[00:23:57] It doesn't matter if you're going to the mountains local or in the desert,

[00:24:01] hiking or over the Superstition Mountain, where people go all over, come all over the country to over the Superstition Mountain where people come all

[00:24:06] over the country to go to Superstition Mountain, the Lost Dutchman Mine in eastern Maricopa

[00:24:13] County.

[00:24:14] Folks, you've got to have a satellite phone.

[00:24:19] If you ever spray in your ankle or break your leg and you can't and you're out there by

[00:24:25] yourself man that guy that got stuck in the mountain or stuck in the canyon when

[00:24:31] the rock pinned his arm yeah I lost his arm yeah they did that what was the name

[00:24:37] of that movie 36 hours or something like that yeah that's right if he would have

[00:24:41] had a satellite phone he could have called for help.

[00:24:45] So folks, you never know what's going to happen.

[00:24:48] But if you know you're going out on a lake, if you know you're going out at the top of

[00:24:53] the mountain to go fishing, like Riggs Lake and Mount Graham, if you know you're going

[00:24:59] out somewhere, especially, I never recommend you go by yourself.

[00:25:03] But both of you out there at

[00:25:05] least one of you should have a satellite phone folks this is for safety and it's

[00:25:11] for communications guarantee it's the best insurance policy you can have go to

[00:25:17] SAT 123.com and get your money out look folks folks, the phone is free.

[00:25:26] So then you pay a monthly amount,

[00:25:27] I believe it's $89.

[00:25:29] I have two of them and believe me folks, they work.

[00:25:34] And they can save lives.

[00:25:35] But you got to be in Mac 50 to get your phones for free.

[00:25:38] Mac 50.

[00:25:40] Yes.

[00:25:42] All right, also, new man of foods.

[00:25:44] If you go to cspua.org, you can get ahold of new man of foods. If you go to cspoe.org,

[00:25:46] you can get ahold of new man of foods.

[00:25:47] That's a great solution as well.

[00:25:50] There's a lot of food opportunities there available for you.

[00:25:53] And the last thing I wanna say is that

[00:25:55] everybody becomes a member of the CSPOA.

[00:25:57] That's how we fund your travels.

[00:25:59] That's how we allow you to be in this movie

[00:26:01] we're talking about with Bridie on TV

[00:26:03] and Van Der Steele and others.

[00:26:05] It's really the key to the exercise

[00:26:07] when it comes to funding the proper role

[00:26:09] of law enforcement and we the people working

[00:26:12] with our law enforcement, cspaway.org,

[00:26:14] become a member of the posse today, Sheriff.

[00:26:17] Yeah, I really want to stress that.

[00:26:21] Folks, if you think there's a better solution than the one we have here

[00:26:28] at CSPOA, please let me know because I'll join it. I'll join it today, tomorrow, at

[00:26:34] the latest. And I'm not demeaning any of these other organizations. I love Brightty on TV.

[00:26:40] I'm here working Brightty on TV. You can't do this if you don't know what's going on.

[00:26:45] But as far as boots on the ground solutions

[00:26:48] that are both peaceful and effective,

[00:26:53] the county sheriff is America's last hope.

[00:26:56] The constitutional sheriff is America's last hope.

[00:27:01] And working with you, the people,

[00:27:04] who are being trained by us to be on your sheriff's posse America's Last Hope, and working with you, the people,

[00:27:09] who are being trained by us to be on your sheriff's posse,

[00:27:12] and to have a relationship with your sheriff, and to have a valid organization between you and the sheriff

[00:27:17] to make sure that we're erecting the barriers

[00:27:20] against the encroachments of the national authority,

[00:27:23] which is a quote from James Madison,

[00:27:26] we must have you on board.

[00:27:28] We've got to have you.

[00:27:30] And this is how we make the CSPOA and what we're doing,

[00:27:33] taking back America county by county,

[00:27:35] sheriff by sheriff, this is how we maintain

[00:27:39] our financial support.

[00:27:42] It's you.

[00:27:43] So join the CSPOA today as CSPOA.org

[00:27:51] and become a member of our posse.

[00:27:53] Thank you so much.

[00:27:54] There you have it, absolutely.

[00:27:56] Now Tucker Carlson is in the news.

[00:27:58] He makes a bunch of great points about election fraud.

[00:28:01] He says 2020 election was 100% fraudulent. Yeah, stolen from Trump and he explains how. I got a beef with the way he explains how. We election on the basis of covid which had nothing to do in that way

[00:28:27] It was rigged meaning and then manipulated then you censor the information people are allowed to get anyone who complains about covid

[00:28:36] which is like

[00:28:37] By the way, it might have hurt trump

[00:28:39] But I mean it's like whatever. I mean you could play it many different ways

[00:28:43] You can't have censorship in a democracy by definition.

[00:28:47] Here's how it works.

[00:28:49] The people rule.

[00:28:50] They vote for representatives to carry their agenda to the capital city and get an enacted.

[00:28:55] That's how they're in charge.

[00:28:56] And then every few years they get to reassess the performance of those people in an election.

[00:29:00] In order to do that, they need access, unfettered access to information.

[00:29:08] And no one, particularly not people who are already in power, is allowed to tell them what information they can have.

[00:29:14] They have to have all information that they want.

[00:29:17] Whether the people in charge want it or don't want it or think it's true or think it's false, it doesn't matter.

[00:29:22] And the second you don't have that, you don't have a democracy. It's not a free election, period.

[00:29:28] I agree with the general point that he's making that look, this is fraudulent. They censored

[00:29:32] information. They lied. They manipulated. There's election fraud at the highest levels

[00:29:35] of the FBI and the justice department for starters. And it just works its way down from

[00:29:40] there as they manipulated information with social media companies and everything else.

[00:29:44] But he keeps talking about this democracy.

[00:29:46] Look, a democracy, Sheriff, is not where you

[00:29:49] elect a representative and where you lean

[00:29:51] on your representative to represent you

[00:29:52] in the halls of whatever, you know,

[00:29:55] that's not a democracy, okay?

[00:29:57] We don't have a democracy in America.

[00:29:59] Tucker, I hate to break this to you, buddy,

[00:30:01] but we don't have a democracy.

[00:30:02] In fact, the founding fathers were very, very concerned

[00:30:08] about a democracy and they wanted us to know

[00:30:10] we have some democratic principles in our republic.

[00:30:12] I'm not saying there's no elements of it,

[00:30:14] but a pure democracy is demon crazy, it's nuts.

[00:30:17] And so I appreciate what Tucker's talking about,

[00:30:20] but when you have such a big microphone

[00:30:21] and you continue to double down as if democracy

[00:30:23] is your friend, you're deceived, my friend.

[00:30:26] No, and he knows we're a constitutional republic.

[00:30:30] I know he knows.

[00:30:30] He doesn't.

[00:30:31] No, he doesn't.

[00:30:32] But why would he say that if he knows?

[00:30:34] So, yeah.

[00:30:35] Because he doesn't know.

[00:30:36] But he's calling the narrative right out of Fox News,

[00:30:41] you know, the Democracy 2024.

[00:30:44] Two years ago, it was Democracy 22, Democracy 2020.

[00:30:48] You know, and where do they come off with that?

[00:30:50] Because I've heard people on Fox News say

[00:30:53] we're not a democracy, we're a constitutional republic.

[00:30:56] But so I'd be surprised if Tucker doesn't know that.

[00:30:59] However, he's trying to equate

[00:31:02] the word democracy with freedom.

[00:31:09] And Sam, I believe that you're saying, when you were saying that,

[00:31:10] there's democratic things within our republic.

[00:31:14] Those come naturally, that's natural to a republic.

[00:31:18] Because yes, we choose our representatives,

[00:31:22] and in so doing, yes, we vote.

[00:31:24] And the guy who gets the most votes wins.

[00:31:27] But is that a part of a democracy,

[00:31:28] or is that part of a republic?

[00:31:30] And I believe it's just naturally part of a republic.

[00:31:33] Yeah, of course.

[00:31:35] So yeah, the people, and this is another thing

[00:31:37] that's different of a democracy.

[00:31:39] The people in a constitution republic

[00:31:42] bestow and delegate all power and all authority

[00:31:48] to our servants, to our public servants.

[00:31:51] That means we can only delegate what we possess.

[00:31:55] We can't delegate to them what we don't possess.

[00:31:58] And that's a key component of the constitutional republic.

[00:32:02] Because they can't do a lot of things they're doing.

[00:32:06] The other key between a democracy and a republic is this.

[00:32:08] A democracy says if you have the majority,

[00:32:10] you can do something.

[00:32:12] A republic says no, you have moral law that prevents you.

[00:32:15] You have checks and balances that prevent you.

[00:32:18] A democracy runs all over the checks and balances, Sheriff,

[00:32:22] by its very nature.

[00:32:23] Correct, and the rights of the one, of the one individual, are protected in a Constitution republic.

[00:32:33] In a democracy they are not.

[00:32:36] And that's-

[00:32:37] Yeah, so Tucker and Mary McCord and all you clowns, put that in your pipe and smoke it,

[00:32:40] okay?

[00:32:41] You don't know what you're talking about.

[00:32:42] And I don't mean to attack Tucker because he does a lot of good,

[00:32:45] but when you have a big microphone like that,

[00:32:47] you're literally peddling a fatal flaw, Sheriff.

[00:32:51] We believe we have a democracy

[00:32:52] and we embrace these principles.

[00:32:54] We will destroy the country.

[00:32:55] Right, and he was right about one thing.

[00:32:58] There was 100% voter fraud in 22 and 20.

[00:33:02] Amen to that.

[00:33:03] Yeah, there was. And I would have liked

[00:33:06] to have seen him focus just on that because yes, there was. And the talking points with CNN and

[00:33:15] Washington Post, oh, there's no voter fraud. It was the most secure and safe and secure election

[00:33:21] in the history of our country. But yet they never said how that was done.

[00:33:25] And so that's another talking point that's a joke.

[00:33:29] And I can give you case after case after case

[00:33:33] where election fraud has been made known nationwide.

[00:33:38] And I'll say the first one was the Russia hoax.

[00:33:41] That the Trump family was involved with Russia

[00:33:44] and that they were doing

[00:33:46] illegal cooperation with Russia.

[00:33:50] That was a hoax, it was a lie, and you would think that the American people would be going,

[00:33:56] if Adam Schiff and Liz Cheney and others were already lying about that.

[00:34:07] Then what else have they lied about? And the FBI also committed election fraud.

[00:34:10] And we still have election fraud going on

[00:34:13] in the cases that are being filed against Donald Trump.

[00:34:16] And the Democrats came out and said,

[00:34:18] we don't care about your stupid democracy.

[00:34:20] We're gonna remove Donald Trump from the ballots,

[00:34:23] even though he's never been convicted of anything.

[00:34:26] And the Supreme Court had a nine to zero.

[00:34:32] But Sam, why was it nine to zero?

[00:34:36] Because it's so clear that you just can't dispute it.

[00:34:40] Yeah, I think that's one of the reasons.

[00:34:42] The other one is, I think the three leftist radicals on the court don't want it to be

[00:34:50] where the Republicans could reverse that in some of their states.

[00:34:55] So if they allow that to go, then the Republicans will get the Democrats off ballots.

[00:35:00] Yeah, but a democracy would allow that to occur in spades.

[00:35:04] Well, yeah, of course. Yeah, but a democracy would allow that to occur in spades.

[00:35:07] Well, yeah, of course. Yeah.

[00:35:08] So, all right.

[00:35:09] Anyway, I thought I'd bring that to your attention.

[00:35:11] Nine to zero in Donald Trump's favor.

[00:35:14] My only question is, did the court wait too long

[00:35:17] until yesterday to adjudicate that?

[00:35:20] They literally created confusion around the elections

[00:35:22] of who could be on what ballot.

[00:35:24] That alone is that voter fraud did not take action?

[00:35:28] We've known this problem since the people went to Washington in 2020 saying we need you to to deal with this

[00:35:33] We're concerned and the court did nothing except for a day before the election on Super Tuesday

[00:35:38] That alone to me is is tampering

[00:35:40] What do they have more important to do with their time than adjudicate something like that and make sure there's no voter fraud or speculation or uncertainty in the marketplace

[00:35:49] of voting and all that, right? To me, they were criminal in there waiting until the last

[00:35:54] second even though they did the right thing. But why wait so long, Sheriff? What good did

[00:35:59] that do except for breed confusion. Yeah, that's something the Supreme Court needs to remedy.

[00:36:09] But Sam, I got another one,

[00:36:11] and this is an obvious political evidence,

[00:36:18] this is an obvious political evidence of voter fraud,

[00:36:20] and that is that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez AOC

[00:36:26] gets re reelected.

[00:36:29] That Maxine Waters gets reelected every time,

[00:36:32] for the last, what, 25, 30 years?

[00:36:36] And there's, I believe in those districts,

[00:36:39] that people aren't that stupid

[00:36:41] that they would reelect these people.

[00:36:43] And Maxine Waters and AOC are such leftist extremists

[00:36:50] that are completely the antithesis of our constitution.

[00:36:55] And even now, AOC is making it very clear

[00:36:58] that she wants taxpayer dollars to help fund

[00:37:03] illegal immigration

[00:37:08] and that she supports the criminal activity going on in America so that we can take care

[00:37:11] of these people coming into our country

[00:37:14] who now are causing all these crimes.

[00:37:16] She doesn't care, Maxine Waters doesn't care,

[00:37:19] a lot of other Democrats don't care,

[00:37:21] and these Democrats and Republicans

[00:37:23] are being victimized by it.

[00:37:25] People are being murdered, and fentanyl is causing

[00:37:28] so many deaths, the high rate of deaths among 40 and younger

[00:37:34] is fentanyl overdose.

[00:37:37] This is just astonishing, yet these people turn

[00:37:41] to AOC and Maxine Waters and say,

[00:37:43] yes, we will vote for you again.

[00:37:46] And I don't believe that, Sam.

[00:37:48] Well, so I believe it's election fraud.

[00:37:50] Well, AOC thinks now that you're criticizing her

[00:37:53] that you're secretly in love with her,

[00:37:55] and that's the problem.

[00:37:56] You're an old man that just loves the young thing

[00:37:58] and you can't help it.

[00:37:59] That's why you're attacking her, she says.

[00:38:01] How about Maxine Waters?

[00:38:04] Okay, I'm not even going there almost 80 years old and she's not good-looking. I will admit AOC is attractive

[00:38:13] but

[00:38:15] Tell you get to know her butter butts too big, you know

[00:38:19] But but her mouth is really way too big and I can't see anybody supporting her

[00:38:24] Why would you support somebody like that?

[00:38:27] We support candidates,

[00:38:29] and our organization supports civil rights.

[00:38:33] AOC does not support civil rights.

[00:38:36] She's all for big government running roughshod over us,

[00:38:39] having the IRS run roughshod over us,

[00:38:42] oppress people, abuse people,

[00:38:45] put innocent people in prison like Sam Gerad,

[00:38:48] and that's FDA, and we have all of these bullies

[00:38:51] in Washington D.C., and AOC's not against that?

[00:38:55] Maxine Waters not against that?

[00:38:57] Why do we not support what they claim

[00:39:01] Martin Luther King stood for,

[00:39:03] and let people be free in this country.

[00:39:06] Well, it's kinda like the Me Too movement for women.

[00:39:08] For some reason, when it's their favorite people abusing

[00:39:11] women or whatever else,

[00:39:12] then they don't seem to say a word, right?

[00:39:16] And, there you have it.

[00:39:18] Biological men playing in sports,

[00:39:22] completely destroying the lives and dreams of women who have

[00:39:26] Worked their entire lives to go the Olympics or to be a professional athlete in tennis and soccer or whatever and yet they totally support

[00:39:35] these

[00:39:37] transgender men

[00:39:38] Playing sports against these people and it's obvious that you need to challenge AOC to a basketball game.

[00:39:45] What do you think?

[00:39:45] I would do that.

[00:39:50] Yes, I would love to do that.

[00:39:51] All right.

[00:39:52] There you have it.

[00:39:53] All right.

[00:39:54] They say it's a failed experiment in the headline.

[00:39:57] An experiment fails as organ

[00:40:01] is set to recriminalize hard drugs.

[00:40:05] Oregon removed penalties for having hard drugs.

[00:40:10] Yeah.

[00:40:11] But now there's so many overdose deaths

[00:40:13] and stuff like this, overdoses,

[00:40:15] nothing else that they're just absolutely melting down.

[00:40:18] They now voted, Mike Baker with the column on this,

[00:40:22] New York Times basically highlighting this.

[00:40:25] Three years ago when Oregon voted,

[00:40:27] they approved to decriminalize hard drugs.

[00:40:29] They thought they were on the cusp of a revolution

[00:40:33] to help people and to make a difference

[00:40:35] and it didn't work out.

[00:40:37] Now they're melting down because they're saying,

[00:40:39] man, there's just too many people dying,

[00:40:40] too much drug addiction.

[00:40:42] We gotta, now here's the problem, Sheriff.

[00:40:45] You and I have been against the war on drugs forever.

[00:40:49] Yes.

[00:40:50] In my opinion, they did it wrong

[00:40:52] when they said drugs are legal and they promoted it.

[00:40:55] And then now they're doing it wrong

[00:40:57] when they're bringing back the war on drugs.

[00:40:58] It's their faulty legislation or edicts or mandates

[00:41:03] or whatever else that's the problem here

[00:41:12] But Sam do you really do you really think the statistics are gonna change if if they try now to shut the gate?

[00:41:15] No Any I could actually get worse. Yeah, probably so but I don't believe that any laws

[00:41:21] Against drug abuse. I don't care if it's

[00:41:24] these laws against drug abuse, I don't care if it's

[00:41:31] PCP, I don't care what it is. Are you gonna say people are not gonna be able

[00:41:33] to overdose or use these drugs?

[00:41:35] They use them, whoever wants to use them

[00:41:38] is already getting it.

[00:41:39] It's not gonna stop people from getting those drugs.

[00:41:42] And I don't believe-

[00:41:43] Well imagine if I put a program in place that says,

[00:41:45] hey, if you overdose, all you gotta do

[00:41:46] is come to this government center.

[00:41:48] We'll make sure to prescribe whatever reverse drugs for you.

[00:41:52] We got you, we'll make sure you have drugs.

[00:41:54] You can do drugs anywhere.

[00:41:56] All they're doing is fostering drug use, Sheriff.

[00:41:59] It's like the, what's that program in schools

[00:42:02] or whatever the drug program in schools?

[00:42:04] Dare, drug abuse resistance education.

[00:42:07] Yeah, I was a dare instructor.

[00:42:08] All that does, didn't work.

[00:42:09] All that does is get people familiar with drugs

[00:42:11] and get familiar with the Lango and interested in drugs.

[00:42:14] And it's like the more you talk about drugs and sex,

[00:42:16] the more you get involved in drugs and sex, right?

[00:42:18] Yeah, I did it.

[00:42:19] It didn't work, you're right.

[00:42:21] I don't know if it was everything,

[00:42:22] the problem that you just said,

[00:42:24] but whatever it is, it didn't work.

[00:42:26] And I flat out know firsthand it did not work.

[00:42:31] And so my deal is this.

[00:42:35] Has the drug war worked?

[00:42:37] Has the drug war diminished?

[00:42:40] No, absolutely not.

[00:42:41] It's worse than ever.

[00:42:42] The problem.

[00:42:43] And every year it gets worse, and so every year they want more manpower and more money.

[00:42:49] We already spend $100 billion a year to try to stop drugs that our country, really, in all seriousness, has promoted.

[00:42:58] And Maxine Waters accused the CIA of dealing drugs in the ghettos of Los Angeles,

[00:43:08] where she's a congresswoman. And she made that accusation 25, 30 years ago.

[00:43:13] And yet, nobody said she's a right-wing nut,

[00:43:15] because she's a left-wing nut.

[00:43:17] Well, like a broken clock, she's at least right

[00:43:18] once a day, I guess.

[00:43:19] Yeah, yeah.

[00:43:20] No oil on this thing.

[00:43:22] But the drug war has been a huge failure.

[00:43:24] I even talked to Sheriff Songer about this.

[00:43:26] He says, I don't want to legalize them.

[00:43:28] And I said, can you tell me what good the drug war has done, America or your county?

[00:43:34] I'm at.

[00:43:38] And so I don't know what all the answers are, Sam, but I tried, has failed miserably, and we in law enforcement

[00:43:47] need to be honest about it.

[00:43:48] Yeah, go ahead.

[00:43:49] I know the answers.

[00:43:50] You gotta turn people to God,

[00:43:52] you gotta turn people to family.

[00:43:53] If you have a relationship with God, break down.

[00:43:56] You have a relationship with family, break down.

[00:43:58] You don't have society, Sheriff.

[00:44:00] Well, there's a lot of truth to that, Sam.

[00:44:03] And-

[00:44:04] Now, I'm not saying no one will ever do drugs,

[00:44:06] but if parents had the relationship with their children

[00:44:09] and their children, you know, they say that parents

[00:44:10] are the greatest anti-drug of all.

[00:44:12] Yeah.

[00:44:13] And knowing where your children are at,

[00:44:14] not leaving things to chance, making sure that you're,

[00:44:16] you know, but we love drugs, we're promoting drugs,

[00:44:19] even though we claim we have a drug war.

[00:44:21] Yeah.

[00:44:22] Proven the pudding is the first over-the-counter

[00:44:24] birth control pill

[00:44:26] to be made available in stores and pharmacies

[00:44:29] across the country.

[00:44:31] That's according to a press release

[00:44:32] from the folks that make it.

[00:44:34] They say it's an estrogen pill for everyone who needs it.

[00:44:37] So it's for transgenders, it's for society,

[00:44:41] adolescents, everybody.

[00:44:43] They call this thing the Opal or Opal.

[00:44:46] And it's dangerous and they're making that available

[00:44:49] all across the country right now.

[00:44:51] Then we find out that France becomes the only country now

[00:44:56] to enshrine the right to murder or an abortion

[00:45:00] in their quote French constitution.

[00:45:02] It just passed with overwhelming support, Sheriff.

[00:45:02] in their quote French Constitution. It just passed with overwhelming support, Sheriff.

[00:45:05] Wow.

[00:45:06] Well, first of all, that's not what a constitution is for.

[00:45:11] A constitution is to establish the form of government.

[00:45:15] And like our constitution, limit what government

[00:45:18] can do to you.

[00:45:19] To limit government.

[00:45:20] So no, that's again, that's not a government role.

[00:45:24] And I just, I think that's typical, no, that's, again, that's not a government role, and I just, I think that's typical, Sam,

[00:45:29] of the signs of the times of the debauchery

[00:45:33] and debaseness that we're part of.

[00:45:37] And good will be called evil, evil will be called good,

[00:45:40] and we're kicking God out of our society.

[00:45:43] We've already kicked him out of the schools long ago and that's why I really love the home schools and the

[00:45:51] charter schools and the private schools because they don't have to support the

[00:45:57] government agenda for our public schools anymore and the woke schools are part of the destruction

[00:46:06] of the American fabric.

[00:46:10] You got that right.

[00:46:12] That's for sure.

[00:46:13] In fact, there's a guy by the name of Charles Rupaul,

[00:46:16] I think is how you say his name.

[00:46:18] He now shares his quote rainbow bus project,

[00:46:22] giving away books

[00:46:25] and spreading LGBTQ, whatever, plus literature

[00:46:30] throughout the South.

[00:46:31] I don't know if you know, but there's a huge Margaret

[00:46:36] with a Gateway Pundit highlights this piece.

[00:46:39] The organization announced on Instagram,

[00:46:42] we're just one week ago,

[00:46:44] or one week away from the start of our inaugural tour.

[00:46:49] We can't wait to promote queer magic

[00:46:51] and promote our agenda in schools across the South.

[00:46:54] The Rainbow Bus will partner

[00:46:57] with local gay, lesbian, bisexual,

[00:46:59] transgender organizations.

[00:47:01] And they wanna make sure that everybody has the books

[00:47:03] that are banned.

[00:47:06] There you have it, Sheriff, what do you say to that?

[00:47:08] Yeah, well,

[00:47:13] I hope it is successful in waking people up

[00:47:22] to the real problem of this,

[00:47:27] but I don't think it's going to, and I think we need to all stay within the realms of live and let live.

[00:47:34] I don't want to deal with these people.

[00:47:36] I don't want to deal with the Democrats,

[00:47:38] I don't want to deal with Republicans,

[00:47:40] but I should deal with them.

[00:47:42] And I don't want to deal with them. And we need to hurt people. with the Republicans, but I see them and all the people,

[00:47:49] we shouldn't be harming each other physically,

[00:47:53] we shouldn't be lying about our neighbor

[00:47:56] that's happened to you and me extensively

[00:48:00] across the country, and we should be all open to honest,

[00:48:06] honest open debate and the exchange of ideas.

[00:48:09] But all of us should be supporting our Constitution.

[00:48:14] If you take an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution,

[00:48:17] that's exactly what you should do,

[00:48:18] which makes AOC a liar because she does not care

[00:48:22] about our Constitution and most Democrats for

[00:48:25] some reason do not and a good portion of the Republicans do not either.

[00:48:33] We have a bus at Liberty Village for Utah now. Liberty Village is patterned

[00:48:38] after the American Village. Liberty Village United we pledge check it out.

[00:48:41] They've got a bus educating students across the country about the United States of America.

[00:48:46] I was at the unveiling of the bus in Hurkin, Utah,

[00:48:49] just recently, and they've got that going on.

[00:48:52] So now you've got the Battle of the Buses, Sheriff.

[00:48:53] You got one bus that wants to promote God, family,

[00:48:56] and country.

[00:48:57] The other bus wants to promote the rainbow agenda.

[00:49:01] Well, one of my favorite songs is from Kermit the Frog.

[00:49:09] Why are there so many songs about rainbows?

[00:49:12] Was that a song promoting homosexuality?

[00:49:17] I don't know.

[00:49:18] Or was it a song to try to stop it?

[00:49:21] I don't know.

[00:49:22] But my wife and I were listening to it the All I know is rainbow. My wife and I were listening to it the other day

[00:49:26] and we kind of thought, well,

[00:49:28] maybe that's a song for moding LGBTQ.

[00:49:30] So LGBT, they didn't add Q to that bus

[00:49:35] that you're talking about.

[00:49:36] They just, LGBT, so.

[00:49:39] There you have it.

[00:49:40] Anyway, very interesting.

[00:49:41] I think rainbows come from God Almighty.

[00:49:44] Yeah. That's where I stand.

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[00:52:32] It is indeed Super Tuesday, 2024.

[00:52:36] 16 states voting for their presidential nominees,

[00:52:39] ladies and gentlemen.

[00:52:41] And I had an interesting conversation with a guy yesterday.

[00:52:43] We were talking about presidents and running for office and this and that, and I had an interesting conversation with a guy yesterday. We were talking about presidents and running for office

[00:52:48] and this and that, and he's like,

[00:52:49] hey, should I go vote in the primaries?

[00:52:50] And I said, well, you gotta ask yourself some questions.

[00:52:52] Are you, you know, do you belong to a party, first of all?

[00:52:57] If you don't belong to a party, there's no primary for you.

[00:53:00] And if you belong to some of the smaller parties,

[00:53:01] the Libertarian Party or the Constitution Party

[00:53:04] or Independent American Party or whatever,

[00:53:08] you may not even have a primary.

[00:53:10] And so you've gotta kinda look and it's like,

[00:53:12] yeah, that's sad, you're being disenfranchised,

[00:53:14] but that's what we've allowed parties to do to America.

[00:53:17] Parties divide and destroy.

[00:53:19] Parties become more about the party

[00:53:21] than they do about the person, okay?

[00:53:24] Loyalty to the party bet they do about the person. Okay, loyalty to the party

[00:53:25] betrays loyalty to the United States.

[00:53:27] Loyalty to a party.

[00:53:30] The founding fathers warned us

[00:53:32] it was absolutely dangerous indeed.

[00:53:35] So anyway, I thought I'd bring that to your attention

[00:53:37] as we turn our backs on God and family.

[00:53:40] You know, the snowfall in Nevada and all this kind of stuff,

[00:53:44] they're projecting a huge hurricane season coming up too.

[00:53:48] Look, you're gonna have more and more natural

[00:53:50] man-made disasters.

[00:53:53] If you continue to turn your back on God, you just will.

[00:53:57] Anyway, all I can tell you is our prayers

[00:54:00] are with the Republic.

[00:54:02] Our prayers are with you and your family.

[00:54:04] And our prayers are we can get a handle on election

[00:54:07] and integrity issues so that we can have honest,

[00:54:10] moral elections.

[00:54:12] All right, thanks for being alongside for the ride.

[00:54:14] Ladies and gentlemen, we reject the over the counter

[00:54:16] birth control pill and we reject France

[00:54:19] codifying their constitution murder.

[00:54:20] Same on the French.

[00:54:22] Ladies and gentlemen, we gotta stand for what matters most.

[00:54:26] All right, our prayers are with you.

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