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Hello and welcome to the first episode I recorded this month.

With me is my guest host, Cort.

A little mimicking of me there. I kind of liked it.

You know, we should use that intro.

Maybe, yeah, maybe I'll go back and splice that in.

Or we've already started. You know how this shit works.

If you remember, it's been almost two years.

Yeah, Jesus, man. My life is just, time is flying by.

My wife got injured and that took up a lot of time when she was recuperating with her knee.

And at some point in time in there, I switched jobs and I got a lot fucking happier.

And then things leveled out and I realized that everything is still fucked up.

So I'm still angry, but I'm doing what I can to try and make that better.

First, I'm taking care of me and my own and then once I get myself out of some debt,

I'm going to be looking at trying to use my new properly gotten gains, I guess,

because my job now has a purpose.

I directly deal with software that has to do with public safety now.

That's awesome. Yeah.

And I doubled my income. I doubled my take home from this job to like,

I'm finally making what a software developer should be making at my,

at my current stage where I'm at in my development career.

So yeah, it's not that I'm being paid that ridiculously much now where I'm at.

It's just that I was being paid ridiculously low where I was at.

And that balance has now been redressed. I guess you could say, there you go.

And you're thinking globally and acting locally, like the personal issue,

the personal is political. Yeah. Trying to trying to, you know, um, I,

I still am a meat eater, but, uh,

I make sure that at least the beef I get here is farm to table and purchased

locally and I go directly to a farmer and make a deal purchase the amount of meat

I need, which just so happens to be by a fraction of a cow.

So the lowest you can do. Hey, that works.

Yeah.

I haven't figured out how to do that with chickens in it lately,

but I don't eat a lot of chicken, but I eat a lot of beef. So, you know, that,

that does how it is. Uh, I,

I haven't made any like donations and things like that just yet, but, um,

I have been trying to like for local theater,

I've been participating because I have some, you know,

when I have a little bit extra money now instead of just blowing it on

something for myself, I want to kind of do something else.

So if I can make two things happen at the same time,

like going to community theater and supporting community theater, little things.

Um, I haven't been getting too involved in political,

uh, stuff locally because everything's a fucking mess.

And right now it's kind of stalemated and dead locally, which is good.

Um, the only super ultra conservative state to not immediately pass an all

abortion ban, thanks to one fucking Senator. And I don't know his name.

Maybe you do.

I thought it was a woman who was filled with filibustering.

Yes.

I'm not just talking about the filibustering that she had done. No,

it actually came to a vote and it came down to one guy that was sort of like,

uh, in question as to what this one particular gentleman that is a Senator

state locally was going to decide.

And because they voted no on allowing an abortion ban,

it did not go into place. It was that narrow of a margin.

And that's on top of that state Senator that was doing all the filibustering.

It just genuinely being a fucking bad ass, keeping this stuff from going

through. Yeah. You, you folk had, uh, uh,

like a six week ban, right? That's what it was.

I think that's what it was going to be, but it didn't get past. Yeah.

It's not the most offensive of all of the abortion bans either. I mean, it's,

it's, it's still terrible. Don't get me wrong.

And it's still telling someone what they can and can't do with their own

bodies, but it's not as egregious as like force everyone no matter what is

what, I don't think they were trying to do. And even that didn't pass,

which gives me hope that maybe like Nebraska has a future. Who knows?

I mean, there's always crazy wilder things have happened.

I know. Um,

our, uh, super gerrymandered super majority ran through a six week ban and it is

currently, it's been on hold about a year because, uh,

an appeals judge put it on hold. But I mean,

most people don't even know that they're pregnant.

A lot of people don't even know that they're pregnant by six weeks.

And our state notoriously had the fucking 10 year old that had to go to

Michigan or Indiana to abort her rapists, baby.

After the ban was put into place, but before it got put on hold.

Yeah. There's a lot of lives that are being ruined by this bullshit,

ultra conservative posturing that's going on, trying to ral up their base.

Uh, and really all they're really riling up is essentially a quarter of the

country is what it represents of what's going on with the people.

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I saw I know this is kind of petty,

but I saw some of his authentic paintings by Hitler might be forgeries.

I'll take the schadenfreude wherever I can get it.

I'm living on it lately.

Yeah, I mean, April schadenfreude's bring may episodes.

Yeah, yeah.

That it's the thing that got me back was this six foot line of schadenfreude.

I've been snorting on the daily things coming out about Clarence Thomas.

I mean, fucking since we've last talked,

the Tucker Carlson lost his platform to slander and enslave.

Yeah, that was pretty.

That was that was pretty tasty.

That was a great fucking week, man.

It's going to be hard to top that what that that entire week of just and it's still going like that's the best part is this this fight between Fox and Tucker where it's eating itself trying to get over the whole Dominion and future lawsuits for the fucking lie that they were trying to push.

I just I can't wait for more.

I'm waiting for more with baited breath for Fox to just continue to eat itself, too.

Again, it's a beast that's become so big in its hate that it can't feed anymore that now it's chewing on its own limbs.

So you heard the some of the recordings that the former producer released to the news about the pre-interview pre-interviews done on Fox.

I know that like they were there's like a pay per play thing that happened also with Tucker.

I know that much for sure.

And I know some of the thing where they were like, no, you have to discuss it in this fashion to be a guest when it was talking about some of the voter thing.

But like if you wouldn't mind expanding on that just to make sure that I I'm on the right page with you and then also that the audience knows for sure what we're talking about.

OK, I forget her name. She is one of the lawsuits against Fox News because she was fired, but she was moved from Maria Batteramo's show.

Joey Ramone would be spinning in his grave if he found out about her.

Yeah, but that's later Joey Ramone when he was doing his own album, like just solo album, Joey Ramone.

But even still, he would be very upset because he really liked watching her talk about the Nasdaq.

What's happening in a Wall Street?

So she got moved to Tucker and she was involved.

She had recordings of Maria Batteramo, all these other people, producers and whatnot, doing the pre interviews with different people, you know, Rudy Giuliani.

What's his fucking name? Peter Navarro, who?

Mike Lindell, the crack fox himself.

Yes.

Peter Navarro is the Green Bay sweep guy.

If you remember him, the guy that just was going on all of the cable news networks talking about their plan to steal the election and calling it a fancy name and forgetting that he was admitting to crimes on TV.

He's he some of the statements that he has made is part of the special counsel Jack Smith investigation, one of the many things that Jack Smith is investigating into Donald Trump.

This is part of the wire fraud investigation.

OK, so this is outside of J6 stuff.

It's even more crimes because everybody who wants to do crimes does crimes with Trump.

Well, this is connected because of the wire string out everybody.

We're going to make a Pepe silver board.

This is back when people did things over the wire, over telegram, but also wire fraud.

There was a court ruling. I forget which court I think it was the Supreme Court, which we'll get back to them in a minute.

Every email.

Every fraudulent email is a count.

So all the please donate to the election defense fund, which doesn't exist and didn't exist.

That could be tied to a count of wire fraud.

Oh, my lord.

A Trump organization loves to do its fundraising via false emails that are lies.

Yeah, I mean, I've got one email connected to the show that is signed up for Trump emails.

And it's just like quite a few a day, especially back then.

So I don't even know how they're there, but it's it's an automatic paper trail also.

Right.

Peter Navarro said that.

Most of the people didn't spend the money, the surprise surprise that they were soliciting to fight the steel, stop the steel, blah, blah, blah.

Money went towards and this is one of the people from his team saying that money went towards paying lawyers for the Eugene Carroll case, which we may or may not talk about today.

We probably will.

The Alvin Bragg Grand Jury case.

And that's just one separate investigation right now because the election defense fund wasn't created.

There were shell companies created to siphon the money.

But that's part of the wire fraud case.

There is also the January 6th just did he did he not cause or does he have any fault in the riot and coup attempted coup shit that happened the way we say it so flippantly.

The fake electors thing where people wrote people sent letters to claim that they were the actual electoral college representatives thing, which I don't know.

I don't. Did we talk about that back in the day or you know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, yeah, it was there was an electoral college thing where you could overturn the electoral votes from the state of the true all electoral college people decided to not go with the will of the actual people that voted in that state and they could overturn it and just give it to somebody else.

Yes, there were these loose like kind of weird rules around that that should be just eliminated anyway because it just doesn't make any sense.

I remember that but I didn't remember us discussing that there was actually a campaign of people impressionating them and committing fraud to try and overturn the votes in the state.

Well, they weren't pretending to be other people.

They were just claiming to be the official people.

So they had the alternative electors meet at the same times as the regular electoral college electors and they all filled. They all did the vote and they all sent official statements to the electoral boards claiming that they were like, I am the official elector.

That's still fraud though, right?

Yes, exactly.

It's like it's a stolen valor thing at the very least.

That is being looked into. There are people that would start to admit to being part of it and then just say, oh, well, you know, I was just doing what the head of my local party told me to do.

There's also the pressuring of state and local legislatures and officials like the perfect phone call in Georgia.

That's looking like it's shaping up to be even more of a thing that he's going to have to worry about the New York.

Yeah, that's getting looked into by Jack Smith and the attorney general in Georgia.

The SCOTUS back to them.

Let's see. You said the stuff about Clarence Thomas and his wife, his wife's involvement in January.

So much stuff.

Yeah, like the last time that we talked like a year or so ago, it got even worse. Like her involvement in it is a lot more than just like encouraging texts and things.

It seems like she's been planning some of it.

I don't know if you saw the stuff about Chief Justice Roberts, his wife.

Oh, he's his wife's involved in this shit, too. I didn't know that they wrote them in.

Well, this is more in the Supreme Court doesn't have an official code of ethics. They have an honor system where they police themselves.

Oh, yeah, because we've always investigated ourselves and found that we've done nothing wrong.

Exactly. Roberts' wife, I think I forget what course of time it was, but she made about ten million dollars as a recruiter for law firms, placing lawyers into law firms that aren't going to be able to get the money.

And so she was a lawyer for law firms that argued in front of the court, which some some may seem as a conflict of interest.

Some people who realize that what a conflict of interest truly is cannot deny that it is the definition of conflict of interest.

Exactly. And you want to talk?

I'm very angry with Clarence Thomas right now for fucking it all up. Other justices' financial disclosures are being looked at more closely.

I do not know if you or anyone else is aware. I'm Charlie with the red strings, but these are all reported facts.

Whether or not it's unethical is up to the Supreme Court who tells us what ethical ethical means.

But yeah, what whatever they decide to do is whether or not it's ethical for them to do it.

Exactly. Justice Gorsuch, who would have been Justice Merrick Garland if, you know, they hadn't have held the seat empty for over a year.

Let's call it held hostage because that's literally what they did.

There we go. He did. You hear about his property deal?

Yeah, I briefly I know that it was a property that he was not able to get purchased in any way, shape or form. And shortly after he was confirmed, I don't know if it was the same sugar daddy that's got Clarence Thomas in his back pocket.

But somebody that's one of those kind of sugar daddy mega donor types bought that useless property right after that, right?

It was a separate person. He was trying to sell a cabin in the middle of fucking nowhere in Colorado for two years with no takers. And then a week. I think it was nine days after he was appointed.

They sold it to the head of a law firm that has quite a few cases show up in front of the court.

Yeah, nothing's us about this and nothing says the Supreme Court's need to have an external ethics committee that follow them around more than any of this.

And we haven't seen the documentary about Brett Kavanaugh, but more stuff has come out as reported in The Guardian recently that would you be surprised to find out that the Chuck Grassley led investigation into Brett Kavanaugh cut a lot of corners and.

Purposefully left out.

Negative effect information and left in disproven information.

I would not be shocked at all, sir.

So one of the one of the things against one of his many accusers was saying that, oh, she just mistook him for this other guy who was totally at school with us at the time.

He was in high school and not at the college when that happened.

And that was known to the investigators, but that was, you know, left out because it made things look bad.

I'm not shocked at all. This is my so not shocked face that any of that took place.

So the Supreme Court, for lack of a better, more grand sounding phrase, is a fucking clusterfuck garbage fire right now.

There's all these reports of justices arguing with each other and, you know, all the stuff about the who leaked the memo about the Dobbs decision.

It seemed like as soon as they found out that Ginny Thomas was probably involved, they stopped trying to find the invest, find the leaker.

There appears to be some sort of weird behind the scenes agreement, which sort of brings us back to the original point.

And we can keep going about the Supreme Court if we like.

There's so much fucking stuff being revealed about this mysterious shell.

Yeah, they they they fucked themselves in by doing this and packing the court in such a manner and making it so obvious about all the horrible things that they were doing just to get these justices in place that it kind of brought too many people's attention to it.

And look what happened, especially for Robert, who claims that his big interest is maintaining the reputation of the court.

Right. So why would he ever go testify to try and defend the reputation of the court whenever someone is starting to question said reputation of the court?

He should just be able to investigate himself and not be questioned ever again ever. That sounds a lot like fascism.

Yeah. And I've got a bone to pick a little bit with the quote unquote liberal justices.

The justices signed off on a letter saying that they are fine with the way they operate now, not just the shithead six or whatever you want to call the Federalist Society installed and protected justices, but the three radical left judges or whatever the fuck everybody calls them.

They all signed off on a letter saying that they were not in need of more stringent ethics restraints.

We will continue to investigate ourselves and find that we have done nothing wrong when we were talking about this and we're looking towards this conversation.

I want to I looked up. I don't know if you're aware of the circuit courts, you know, the circuit courts that sort of make rulings that then the Supreme Court may or may not take up.

Yeah, it's like a cascading system of if you get a ruling in one court, you can then choose to appeal it and continue your fight in a higher court.

And then there's always a higher court until you get to the highest court in all of the land, which is clearly the most corrupt and pay to play.

Yes. And they are in charge of the circuit courts.

Right. So they will investigate the circuit courts and tell you if there's any wrongdoing and then report back to no one.

And they make the final rulings like, well, one of the things that seemed a little odd is that I think part of the reason why the justices may have all signed on the thing saying we don't need don't look at our ethics.

We're going to look at our ethics was that lately there seem to be.

Rulings where instead of the justice that's in charge of the circuit making the ruling, they've allowed the full court to take a vote on it like the Mepha president.

If I'm pronouncing that right, the abortion pill or the pill that's actually used for other things, too, but it's only talked about and attacked as if it's only used for abortions.

By the right wing people, I think people use it for I don't even know.

I know that it's it's not just used for medical pill abortions, but there was that ruling by the Trump judge in Texas that just said, I know the FDA approved it 20 something years ago.

I am undoing that right now.

And then another judge made a ruling saying don't listen to that guy.

And then it went to the let me see the fifth or the Texas circuit is, I think, Alito or Kavanaugh, some humaniously useless twat.

Yeah, but they went to Alito.

OK, Alito. OK, here's the little civics lesson for everybody.

Strap in folks. They neglected to teach you this in high school.

There are nine Supreme Court justices right now.

The number of Supreme Court justices has changed over the years.

But right now, the idea of changing the number of Supreme Court justices is seen as a radical idea.

Yeah, because it hurts the fascist state that wants to stay in charge, of course.

Exactly. That each justice, especially back when people used to have to travel to do things rather than be able to do things online and whatnot.

At one point, there were nine circuits and nine Supreme Court justices.

Because then they took care of these regions, the big decisions for those regions.

Do you know how many circuits there are right now?

Twice that, I guess. There's probably a lot more, right? They're breaking up more and more, right?

There are eleven, but also John Roberts has a D.C. circuit and a special federal circuit that seems to be random, whatever.

Whatever he has some kind of monetary interest in that he needs to keep his monetary interest flowing. Yeah, sure.

So the first circuit is run by Justice Cantonji Brown Jackson.

That is Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico and Rhode Island.

The second circuit is Justice Sonia Sotomayor. That's Connecticut, New York and Vermont.

Alito runs the third and the fifth circuits. And if anybody does know, Alito is one of the bigger dickheads on the SCOTUS.

So he has ruling over Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Virgin Islands, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.

That's why you see a lot of horrible shit come out of the fifth circuit.

Makes sense.

Supreme Chief Justice John Roberts has the states that are like around Washington, D.C.

Also, he has Maryland, the Carolinas and the Virginias.

Kavanaugh, fucker, he has two.

He has the sixth and the eighth circuits, which is Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee for the sixth circuit.

And the eighth circuit is Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and the Dakotas.

Handmade Amy Coney Barrett is Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin.

Handmade enthusiasts. Yeah.

Elena Kagan is Alaska of the ninth. Yeah, Amy Coney Barrett is the seventh circuit. Sorry.

And Elena Kagan is the ninth circuit, which is Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Guam, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, Nevada, the Northern Mariana Islands, which I don't know where that is, and Washington state.

Previously talked about real estate developer Gorsuch is Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming, making up the 10th circuit.

And then Nazi friend Clarence Thomas is in charge of Alabama, Florida and Georgia rounding out the 11th circuit.

Wow.

I think there should be 11 justices.

Yeah, one for every single circuit that currently exists. Why not?

It's still an odd number, so there's no ties.

Yeah, it makes sense. As you expand the districts, you expand the overseers of it, and then you get some fucking ethics facilitation in there to keep them all honest because of checks and balances, which seem to be a thing that is only for the and not for me in this world.

Can't fuck with my my problem. I only make over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year, plus all the shit I get for making speeches and public appearances.

And I'm making less than half of that and I'm more than happy with what I am making currently.

So I don't understand. Well, other than just fucking pure unadulterated greed and selfishness and avarice, why you would need that much, you know, I have to pay off those debts.

Judge Kavanaugh or pay off those non-disclosure agreements you keep trying to pop up to try and hide the grossness of your past, you rapist pig.

Right. Alleged. Rapist pig.

Alleged. Accused.

Accused rapist pig. That's even better.

And so I know in a recent campaign speech, former resident of the White House and current defendant in many cases pending and likely looming, they have the best cases, the one most wonderful cases against him.

Believe me, he wants to appoint more judges like.

Which one was the one that that died before Gorsuch was appointed?

I can't remember his name. He was one of the bigger right wing douchebags. He like suffocated or died on a mysterious camping trip with other Republicans.

God damn it.

They found him going the way of the guy in excess in the closet somewhere and he just kind of like pulled up his pants and then let him be allegedly.

Scalia. That's it. Scalia.

He said he would appoint more justices like Scalia and Clarence Thomas, who was under siege by the radical left wing press for reporting facts about him.

Yeah, when things come to light that people don't want to be shown, it's always slander and liable when actual slander and liable is proven in court.

Then Fox News just settles.

Some people talking about what if Tucker Carlson ends up over on Newsmax.

OK, that's just the same as him being the platform because he's talking to the smallest audience possible. It just gets even more and more niche. He can't brainwash any more fucking people on the hugest platform that these conservative douche wads use to make more white nationalists.

Tommy Tuberville, Senator Tuberville, sorry, forgot to put respect on his name.

Fuck that guy anyway. Using his official platform to tell people to unsubscribe from Fox and start watching Newsmax because of all the because the Murdoch's are a left wing family or a liberal family trying to ruin our country or something.

Well, they do have a history of such wonderful donations and making sure that all of the people are taken care of. And no, I'm lying, obviously.

They're horrible, selfish pieces of shit who have corrupted news and turned it into propaganda that a racist white nationalist population that is also Christian nationalist devour up and uses an excuse to try and overthrow the government.

Yeah, checks out typical liberals. Yeah, pointing out facts about what has happened because of your news coverage. Fox News, thanks.

And I mean, maybe he's being really hardcore in his differentiation between liberals and left, but I don't think so.

No, it's essentially anybody who disappoints the current Donald Trump train and makes it to where the actual insurrectionists may face some kind of fucking jail time or anybody that doesn't automatically keep this propaganda pipeline open that is feeding their 24 or less percent base of 24 percent of the country or less.

And dying out even faster because I don't know if you've seen the stats on the newer crop of voters coming up in the younger and younger generation of voters, but they're skewing towards all the things that the right wing are railing against like equality and treating people like people and even universal basic income and all sorts of stuff that has got to be terrifying them, which is why they're pulling out all the stops and trying to stop this from happening because

everybody might have to pay their fair share when it comes to taxes soon.

Yeah, that's why I know my state legislature rammed through legislation last year called some of the strictest voter restrictions in the country, making it extremely difficult for.

And we have a lot of colleges here, especially in Columbus, but also in Cleveland and Dayton and Cincinnati, making it hard for resident out of state students to vote, making it harder for enlisted people overseas to vote and eliminating August special elections because they're a big waste of money, even though in thrice,

violating the state Supreme Court ruling against our gerrymandered districts last year, they went ahead and kept the gerrymandered districts and had a special election in August.

Then they passed legislation getting rid of August elections.

And right now they are trying to pass legislation requiring a special August election this year, which is the lowest turnout election year round, which was their argument about eliminating it in last year or eight months ago, even they want to bring it back again.

The party of fiscal responsibility wants to have a $20 million election, special election because activist groups gathered enough.

We've had a thing in the state constitution since the 1800s, dictating how citizens initiatives can force laws onto the state without the legislature's help.

If you get enough signatures and you get it on a ballot and it gets voted on and 51 percent of the state approves it in an election, they got enough signatures to undo the abortion bans that they've been ramming down our throats.

And it will probably be on the November ballot. So they are trying to force through legislation to force a special election in August where the fewest people vote requiring 60 percent of the state to vote for something and a certain percentage of residents from every county to approve of something for it to pass without the legislature.

But the legislature still just needs 51 percent to do anything.

So they're literally trying to hack the voice of the people and keep that from being able to be done by limiting their availability to get people to the polls to do this thing.

Yes.

The board of elections, every living former governor, Republican and Democrat and 200 voter rights and activist groups, bipartisan groups have spoken out against it, but they've just been ramming it through like the Senate passed something.

The governor, who all the Republicans called a rhino because he said Trump lost the election and that covid is real.

He said he would sign it if they rammed it through the legislature because it means what they're doing, what they want and it would be over with.

So it's if they they have to get it passed and signed before May 10th to force it on to a special August election.

So I've been very stressed out lately.

There have been a lot of things at the statehouse downtown.

They've they've been moving the hearings, you know, they'll set it up for one day in one building and then at the last second, they'll change where it is and the time and the date and they'll cut off people.

I think there was something close to 100 people showed up to testify against it and six people technically to testify for it, although one was one guy speaking on behalf of two lobbyists and they keep framing it as a we're fighting against outside influence in our elections.

Whereas the people that are pushing for this are outside influences and they are telling the Ohio groups to shut the fuck up.

Oh, brother. Yeah, it's become so brazen and so obvious that everything that they're doing that you don't even really need to do a whole lot of deep diving political analyzation to see that they're scrambling and they're panicking and they're terrified that this due process law that they've been using to disparage and minimize the voice of the public may eventually be pointed right back at them to where they can't manipulate and make money off of people's misery.

That's what it feels like, right? Yeah, it's scary because, you know, it's like the animal with its foot in the trap or whatever. And you keep thinking it's dead or the horror movie killer.

You should be dead by now, but you keep fucking shit up so much. Yeah, it's truly the party of regression. They're trying to take it back to something that they're trying to do.

They're trying to do something that it doesn't exist anymore and is gone. And there's too many people that are calling for something different out there. And eventually, whenever a government needs to try and suppress the voice of the people, it's just going to go full fledged fascism.

You see them playing at full fledged fascism at this point, but at the same time, realizing how desperate they actually are when you step back and look at these actions and see how brazen they've become and they're saying the loud parts out loud now and just fully admitting to bigotry

and racism and just fucking homophobia and transphobia in an effort to can glamour and get any kind of response from a radicalized base that they can't control anymore. That is terrifying. Even them, you know, that's where we're at.

I mean, that's the part that's the scariest is this has become a monster that no one can control anymore because anything that is not absolute abject, just animosity towards anyone that's not a white fucking Christian is seen as woke leftism now.

It's gone that far and that bad.

And also with the what the American Legislative Exchange Council, is that what Alec stands for?

I don't know. They they're also aside because they're also trying these making it harder for citizens to pass things bills in all these other states, even though they keep coining them or framing them as avoid outside influence.

Here's this national group that is writing the bills. They're all the anti trans shit. I know there was what's her name, Zoe.

Zoe Zephyr Zephyr of Montana, the only elected trans congressperson in the Montana legislature, they found out because of the rules that the speaker can deny.

Anyone in the legislature.

The opportunity to speak.

Regardless of any, you know, decorum point of order, parliamentary, you know, tradition, whatever they can just say you're not allowed to speak.

They haven't been letting her speak on all of their anti trans bills that they've been trying to push through.

And. Yeah, I don't know.

It's I know they're trying some anti trans shit here, too.

It's all about protecting sports.

Allegedly. And then they go through and ban shit, ban access to health care for people over 18, which that's Missouri.

Yeah, good job, Missouri. You've sunken the lowest of any state yet.

And with the Montana governor, what's what's Greg Gianforte?

Do you remember him from a couple election cycles back?

The one that attacked the reporter.

Oh, yeah, you like body slammed him, right? That dude. Yeah.

Yeah. The guy that body slammed a reporter on the night before the election.

But with I remember the action, but not the name. Yeah.

He he was he attacked a reporter from the Guardian and early voting had already happened.

And attacking a reporter isn't really a deal breaker for a lot of right wingers.

If anything, attacking someone like that is definitely a deal signer where they love him life.

So he his child is non binary and they called on him to veto the bills, but he didn't give a fuck.

I can't remember if it's Wyoming or Montana, but the one woman in the legislature said that she would rather her kid be dead than trans.

In official documents and official speaking.

So I've started going to therapy in the first time in my life.

I've realized that I can't rely or subject my family just to all the shit that's going on in my head.

But.

These some of these people need more help than I do.

They've got some rage issues or some some sort of suppression that is really coming out in hostile ways, even against people they love.

Yeah, I really kind of question how much of this is really just still pandering because of the desperation.

I mean, I want to I want to give you at least some heartening on the statistics that I've been reading where I, you know, I'd have to look it up to be 100 percent on this.

But the bulk of the country, like like over 60 percent of the country, 100 percent support trans rights and equality.

And, you know, they want to they want to have protective legislation to keep this type of abuse from happening and for gender affirming care to be available at all ages.

You know, it's it's something that a whole family needs to decide 100 percent for sure.

You know, on gender affirming care, that's you know, that's up with the parents and the children and everything on what needs to be done.

But once someone is a full fledged adult, banning gender affirming care is essentially effectively genocide because you are killing those folks.

You are making life for them so much more difficult than just simply allowing them to transform into the person that they need to be in order to survive.

You would rather watch them die. That is what these laws are doing.

And I don't even realize I don't think they realize like how horrible the things that they're doing and saying truly are.

I don't think they understand what it is that they're trying to push here.

They're essentially just trying to stoke the base with more fire and hate because they can't do the racial thing anymore.

It's it's becoming way too obvious.

And cops are finally being punished for all of the black people they murder.

Not all, but some. Let's put it that way.

More than none like it used to be.

Yeah. Yeah.

Speaking. I don't know, man.

It feels like it feels like a total tipping point.

And that's the that's the worst part to be when you're in a delicate mental mental state is to be teetering back and forth as to what is going to happen with our society and what's going to go on.

And there's all these plates spinning up in the air.

And like we've said before, while it may be one thing to sit and talk about all the interesting times that have happened in history and be fascinated by them, it sure fucking blows to live through them.

Exactly.

And ultimately progress wins because that is what moving forward is.

Occasionally, regression does pop up in rear its ugly head like this and try and drag us backwards.

But I just I don't know, man, if we're going to survive, if this plan is going to make it, we all got to do it together.

You know, in some way, shape or form, we all kind of have to work together.

And all of the people that are just wishing death and hatred on mankind are poisoning their brainwashed.

Oh, Lord, child.

And, you know, there there's a bit more comeuppance and schadenfreude coming around, like you said.

I mean, Carolyn, Brian Adams or Karen Bryant, Donham, is that her name?

She died. I'm not familiar.

The woman who got Emmett Till murdered.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Well, she also died 77 and had a long and fucking happy life where people left her alone.

So I wouldn't celebrate too much on that.

I mean, yes, ding dong, the witch is fucking dead.

But the witch got to live a really long life before that happened.

That's true.

People are enjoying the down the current or temporary or whatever downfall of Steve Stephen Crowder.

Big. Yeah.

Well, that's that's Candace Owens is kind of really forerunning that.

Like when I talked about the GOP eating itself, they're attacking each other and they're vying for position to be the next favorite child of propaganda.

And Fox News may be trying to pare back its propaganda business.

And if it softens when everything else is going so hard edged, I mean, something like Newsmax is going to probably sap even more viewers that are losing their viewership because they've platformed Tucker White Nationalist in a bow tie Carlson.

And more may even be on the way.

Who knows what these other lawsuits are going to reveal.

But I mean, I would think that Fox is going to start hemorrhaging money here soon.

Rupert Murdoch is apparently not doing so well because the wedding he was going to do it like 90 whatever irresponsible age it is to get married is now not going to take place.

And the lawsuits are really looking like they're being settled just to defend him because maybe his mental state isn't where people want to pretend like it is.

I don't know, man.

There's so there's so much stuff that's like these little pieces of for me, it's a silver lining in the rainbow where horrible people have horrible things happen to them.

And I focus in on that because I can't I personally can't handle all the horrible things happening to innocent people that don't deserve it just because their body may have been born physically one way, but emotionally and mentally, they were born another.

Like I can't handle that either.

All I can do is just support and amplify the voices of support as much as I can and then report the rhetoric and the hate whenever I see it pop up and then block and keep those people out of my life and not let them talk anymore.

Yeah, suffocate that fire.

Yeah, because we're not talking about people, technically.

We're talking about the hate that is stemming from those people. They have to have a place to decorate with their bullshit. If they can't spew it at you anymore, and they don't have an outlet for it and that's a way to declare for them as well.

I mean, I I'm not saying I don't admire the people that go into the social media wars and and make the comments back and like really start trying to get these folks to think in a different way, but it just seems like it's not fruitful.

And all it really does is give you the melatonin for owning someone, you know, in comment form, and it doesn't seem helpful to me but when I see someone that is engaging in such a warfare with someone who made a very clearly homophobic or transformative comment on social media,

I report that comment that is homophobic or transphobic or whatever, and then I'll report the post if it's a post that they're being, you know, calling out for being in such a way, just because it's just, it's, it's a quick thing.

I noticed that it's there. And I'm reporting and blocking any of those pages automatically any of those people in those commenters.

Simple step. And yeah, I feel like positive, positive interaction with strangers is easier to do over the internet than negative.

I don't really know exactly where I was going with her, but it seems like the people that the engagement can happen with.

It's the you don't really troll that much in real life, but there's a lot of fucking trolling online because there's no real consequences.

Yeah, more or less, you can get that that quick fix of whatever it is the serotonin or whatever it is that shoots out of your brain and makes you super happy like oh yeah I had to get me some of that, you know, just by arguing online and everything but you're not going to change that person's mind,

mostly all you're going to do from insulting them is solidify them and make them think that they owned you in some way, shape or form.

But at the same time, there's people getting outraged over the fact that there's a rainbow on their light beer can to the point where they're paying 20 bucks for the same beer per six pack, just in a package that says that it's woke and it has nothing to do with that other beer.

I mean, that literally is a scam that Anheuser-Busch got away with and no one realized.

Yeah, I saw a lot of the the Duff Duff light and Duff ultra or whatever picture from The Simpsons going around with that.

Where it's all just coming out of the same house.

Right. But the the really funny thing is that woke beer that was being sold for 20 bucks a six pack was bottled by the same company. Like, I don't know if people understand that breweries are just mega breweries now like Anheuser-Busch has like one giant thing where several different brands and labels are created and brewed just like Kors does in Golden, Colorado or wherever in the Rockies with like a ton of other beer brands and stuff.

It's just one giant factory producing beer in some way, shape or form.

And it all goes to the same fucking parent corporation you're trying to boycott.

So when you buy 24 pack of Bud Light to shoot up the rainbows because you're afraid to taste it and that maybe you will like be accepting of your fellow man, I guess.

I don't know why you're so upset about a rainbow on a can, but OK.

And then you go out of your way to spend twenty dollars on a woke beer can that is the same type of beer that happens to be manufactured by Goose Island, which is manufactured in the same plants as the Anheuser-Busch Bud Light.

And it's the same beer and you paid twenty dollars for a six pack just because you needed to feel more secure in your sexuality because people that are fluid in their gender or are changing their gender or are not taking the randomly assigned through genetics and other things that you possibly can't understand gender as their default.

Like you're upset about that. So you need to drink more expensive beer. Am I getting this right? Like, where is I don't understand.

How are you owning anyone by doing that other than yourself and just paying a ridiculous amount of money?

It kind of comes back a little bit to like what you were saying with things being done for the Internet likes with especially a lot of right wing politicians and some of that very out of touch Democrats.

It's like.

Nancy Pelosi wearing a dashiki into one day. Yeah.

Having Lin-Manuel Miranda read a poem about January 6th like that'll do it.

Thanks. You solved it, Nancy. Yeah.

Great job.

Or you can't tell Dianne Feinstein to resign just because she's holding up confirmation of federal judges and not showing up for votes for two or three months or because she needs to retire.

Not because she's old, but because she seems to have dementia.

You can be old. That's a subjective term, but there are plenty. I think that is Congress protecting itself.

But Pelosi said that people are going after her because she's a woman.

I don't I don't know if you're aware of that whole brouhaha going on amongst the Democrats.

Yeah, they're just as fucking awful.

They're trying to play a short game of pandering right now and because they are essentially saying, hey, look, we're not the absolute worst.

So you might as well vote for us. That is the Democratic platform.

The days like, yeah, we're corrupt, but at least we're not them. Right.

And right. Right. And pointing. That's it. That's the Democratic platform.

Turning into another vote against this person presidential election coming over the fence.

Right. It's like you have to vote for not fascism, but we're not going to do anything about fascism.

That's literally one of voting rights have been lately.

Sucks. Yeah, there's some good like we said, getting back to some of the schadenfreude there.

There's I know early on, you go back to the episodes where we were thinking that something was going to happen.

Very early. And it didn't. But then we got into.

Well, nobody's ever going to bring charges against this fucking guy or these ain't nothing going to happen.

I was posting that on the regular on the regular. Now, still a lot.

I mean, nothing's exactly happened.

I don't know how it's all going to pan out, but there will be just like there are a lot of citations or sightings.

I'm not sure what the proper wording would be of variable cases. Nixon versus US or US versus Nixon.

There will be lots of Trump versus New York, New York versus Trump, the United States versus Donald Trump.

For the next year, maybe Ron DeSantis or whoever the fuck.

Oh, yeah, he really poked the bear with Disney on this, that lawsuit that they put up.

Essentially, they basically just kept giving him more and more rope and watched him tie the noose with how they fucked with him.

Well, how he how he fucked with them. And now they're like, oh, by the way, he's been harassing us.

Like I got I got no stick. I'm not I'm not like rooting for fucking Disney, obviously, but I'm taking the lesser of two evils in this fight.

And I'll take a giant inclusive corporate conglomeration that is trying to build people out of their money for nostalgia and childhood love of just things in life.

But at least they're being inclusive. And in this case, it feels like they're doing this almost performatively at first.

And then when it just continued to bite them in the ass, then they're like, all right, well, let's just be a leader for civil rights.

I don't know how that ended up happening, that the mouse is fucking put on the gloves, but it did.

It's I mean, the corporations will definitely defend their their profit margins, as we saw with defending voting machines.

Yeah. But what I'm getting at is like Disney doesn't give a fuck about people.

Disney gives a fuck about how it makes the most money. And if they're willing to start going to toe to toe with a fucking governor in the state where they make the biggest portion of their money, I would say in Florida.

Chances are the side that Disney is taking in the fight is the side that's going to win because they will throw the money at it, too.

So basically, somebody poked that bear till they woke it up.

And now even the special interests that have been paying off the Republicans to do the shit that they've been doing have got to be a little worried, right?

Because they woke the Disney bear and the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Right. Like I like again, I'm not all thinking Disney's fucking great and everything.

It's just another corporation that's just going to do what will make it the most money.

But apparently what's going to make it the most money is being part of this fight for inclusivity, which means they've taken the temperature of society and they have found it to be that's the side they need to fall on.

That's got the larger percentages. They surely play the percentages.

Absolutely. Would they would they switch in a fucking heartbeat if it seemed like the rest of the winds have shifted to that side and then somehow make out a deal where they become humble about it so they can continue to make and rake in more and more corporate money?

Yeah, absolutely.

They would fucking do that. But what I'm saying is taking the temperature of society can very easily be done and how the corporations fight for that same type of social issue.

Yeah, it would be very interesting to see that work out that way, especially since so much time and money and effort was spent by right wing billionaires to get human personhood for corporations to fight for the right wing.

To fight back against themselves.

If more did it like Disney is doing it like.

Disney is the main one right now, Budweiser definitely waffled.

And I saw that they fired.

The executives that were in charge of the ad campaign with the trans actor or influencer.

I don't remember.

How this person was famous.

But the cans that made Kid Rocks had.

Yeah, it was a it was an influencer who is trans, I think, and they gave them a specialist can just like everybody else.

You got to keep in mind, though, the profit losses that were happening with the Anheuser-Busch was not all of the sudden just happening.

They're trying to reconnect with a market that is no longer interested in Budweiser or Bud Light.

They're trying to connect with a younger crowd.

And because the people that have been buying Bud Light are like the boomers and they're all dying off and they need to connect to a better brand or a better world of sales that they can tap into with the younger markets.

And the younger markets are into a bunch of other things for their drinking or they just go to straight hard liquor because they realize there's no future for them.

They might as well get started on their like blind drunk in an alleyway drinking rubbing alcohol strain through burnt toast.

You know, that's that's how like the youth is drinking these days, like to try and forget just how horrible the world has become for them.

You know, like the profit shares were already down for Anheuser-Busch.

That that report was always going to be what that report was going to be.

That idea that it was go woke, go broke.

And that's what hurt Anheuser-Busch.

That is a fucking smokescreen that the right wing is trying to use.

No, they were already going to have that problem.

And the person who made that decision probably got fired for other decisions fiscally speaking, because this going into the woke and broke fight that they did and choosing the side that they did was the best move that they could make in an attempt to appeal to a new audience of people that wouldn't drink that fucking piss.

They call Bud Light.

I can't remember the last time I had a Budweiser beer on purpose.

I do. I remember I was actually in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, working,

doing some repair on some of the equipment for the bus systems for security cameras and things for the company that I worked for at the time that was installing that stuff.

And we had been working nights from like four in the morning when the buses shut down till like or two in the morning.

It was some ridiculous.

Like we started at 12 or two in the morning till like 80 a.m.

when the buses had to be out and we had to get the first ones in the garage done because they had a very hard schedule to keep for the city.

And so we were out at dinner right before we were about to work for the night.

And someone that was a representative of Budweiser or Bud Light was in the same bar with us, came up to our table and offered everyone at the table a free bud.

If we would just drink it with our meal, that was it.

That's what we were offered the supervisor at the time that was overseeing the project.

We all looked at him and we're like, please, may we have a beer for free before we go to work?

And he shook his head. Yeah, that's fine.

So we all had a Bud Light or no, a Budweiser on on this lady's account just so that we would be sitting there in the bar drinking a Budweiser is this diverse group that was about to go to work.

And it was the best tasting Budweiser I had ever tasted because it was free.

And it was right before I was about to enjoy a long night of manual fucking labor.

Was your Shawshank Redemption beers on the roof?

Kind of. Yeah, it's what it felt like.

Yeah, it was shit beer.

But like it was a moment of something good that happened in that trip.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, there you go.

I think maybe and.

God, this is about nine years ago.

Might have been the last time I had a Budweiser.

My father in law died nine years ago.

He was a party guy.

He had this weird dichotomy of like.

You're like he got us a private town car when we were dating.

He bought us a rented us a private car to take us to the Nine Inch Nails concert.

But he drank instant coffee and drank Budweiser and.

You know, 100, 200 dollar bottles, liquor, but really cheap beer.

It was such a like a weird combination, but that was probably the last time I had a Budweiser.

It was a pool party at his house.

Hmm, yeah, if it's the only beer around Bud and Bud Light is tolerable for sure.

But like not by much.

And that's really the problem that Anheuser Busch is having with Bud and Bud Light.

And their sales have been steadily declining because a lot of the brands

that they offer are not the brands that folks want.

You could see similar reports of what's happening with cores and everything.

And them putting a rainbow on their can't had nothing to do with that dropping.

It's more or less domestic beer is just not as cool for the kids these days, I guess.

I mean, we have something like at least 30 breweries not counting the Budweiser brewery out by the highway.

We have, I think, 30 independent breweries in the city and at least at least one,

but maybe more than one meaderies.

Hipsters killed the mass produced beer.

Hipsters killed the mass produced beer.

In my heart.

Yeah, right.

Like so microbreweries are essentially taking back.

And I mean, that's like that farm to table movement thing that I've alluded to.

Like I bought I bought a fucking cow from a farmer locally because it saved me money.

Right. But at the same time, I'm also going farm to table, which is the most economic

and environmentally lowest impact way of producing your meat.

Right. That's what I'm trying to do.

And that's going to that's for an entire year because I buy it all at once.

So I'm really trying to minimize the greenhouse gas emissions for me to get the fucking beef that I want to eat.

Right. Like I it's it's a nice consequence of the choice that I made to just buy a whole fucking quarter cow at once.

Right. That's but there's many things that went into that decision in my mind that I was like, no,

there's plenty of reasons to justify doing this other than just saving money.

But like because of that movement, because of the farm to table movement of what restaurants are trying to do now and like a lot of these bigger chain companies,

the reason that they're driving up the prices at stores and things like that is because one,

they could get away with it because they can just blame it by inflation and then eventually lower the prices when they reach that price point of pain

when their product costs more than people can afford to ever buy it no matter how much they need it.

And therefore will live without it.

Once they find that, then they lower the prices back down.

And that's why the inflation naturally happened on its own.

I'll tell you what, the Fed ain't doing shit to stop the price gouging that's going on because they can't because that's the inherent thing about capitalism.

It's price gouging. That's how capitalism is meant to work.

And the way that this shit is taking place,

the way that these giant conglomerate corporations are doing what they're doing and the tricks that they're pulling to try and make this money,

it's like a modern society is sort of moving back away from mass produced giant amounts of quantities of things for food and all of that.

And you kind of notice that that's like a taste maker thing and that's what people can't, you know, the people that can afford will do.

But if you can't afford it and you're shopping at like your local Wal-Mart chain and everybody's blowing up the prices,

but the people that are shopping there are your ultra conservative folks that will support you no matter what.

But when you start picking their pocket where they noticeably are paying six and seven bucks for a carton of eggs,

who do you think that pain price point is going to get pointed to?

Like, where do you think they're going to go?

So that's where the, you know, starting to attack more homophobia and going for transphobia and all of that to try and distract that mass from them being built like they are,

I think comes into play like, let's get them angry about this very volatile thing that actually has nothing to do with anybody's

decisions in life or who they are and who they were born to be.

It has everything to do with this is a person that we can demonize because immigrants on the wall are no longer working.

And that's the next that's the next step.

They're pointing all of us at each other to distract us from the fact that they are stealing from us and starving us to death in order to enrich their own lives.

Right. Like, that's that's that's the beauty of it.

That's that's the whole thing that they're doing.

And Anheuser-Busch, Kors, all those folks are all part of it as well.

But the problem is they don't know how to connect with youth.

And so this stuff is diminishing and everything is leading me to want to quote Bob Dylan.

The times they are a change in.

But times that are changing are interesting times and they fucking blow to lifter.

This must be what it felt like when the 60s were really first starting to heat up.

Right. And like civil rights and equal rights were really a big thing that were so like it's so passionate and it's so polar opposite sides.

And to the average person that looks back at it now, obviously anybody who was trying to keep civil rights and women's rights down were horrible people.

And history looks really poorly on them.

And yet none of us have learned from those mistakes in our lessons that can happen in the future.

And here we are again. It's just it's come back around from immigrants and minorities to let's pick the biggest minority that everybody will not have a problem disparaging.

Only modern people actually do have a problem with it.

And it's a weird culture war that is happening and it's still trying to be a distraction technique.

It all comes down to who is controlling the money.

Purposefully failing an open book test.

Oh, right. And the Democrats are not innocent in this at all, because if the status quo changes too much and it starts leaning too much, then their special interests are fucking useless as well.

I mean, who's going to pay the Democrats to moderately sit on the fence and do nothing about any of this shit if, you know, everything keeps getting pushed further and further to the right.

How are they supposed to moderately sit the fence and do nothing?

It's bad for business.

There's no progressive. There's only regression.

And then there's trying to get back to homeostasis where we were before we were aggressive in this nation. That's all there is.

And it's been happening that way since we were kids in the 90s.

And I don't I don't fault you for needing to do some self-care at this point, because it's been the same battle since we were fucking 15, dude.

It has not changed. It just keeps pivoting to the next thing that they want to draw attention to to distract you from the fact that our

society is collapsing because it's capitalist base and without any compassion or care.

And it's a libertarian nightmare we all live in now.

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- He likes beer.

He probably likes Budweiser.

- Until they put a fucking rainbow on it.

- Then it makes him mad,

like being reminded of the shitty things he did.

But you know, it's not shitty.

Every time you all give me your time to listen to me

and one of my dear friends, rant and ramble

about this horrible, wonderful world of ours.

- If you want me back on the reg on this show folks,

just hit me up.

I felt like I had said my piece

and everybody was done with me, but I guess not.

If not, let me know.

- Oh, you're regularly requested.

I was just trying to leave you in your happy place.

(laughing)

- Yeah, the world is not a happy place

and I need to come out of my happy place

to try and help as best I can.

- Well, you'll hear me again soonish

and sounds like me and court again also soonish,

possibly with a movie.

You never know.

Sometimes we talk about the movie.

Sometimes we do a movie and we talk as little about a movie

as we did tonight where there was no movie.

We didn't mention a movie.

We talked about the documentary about Brett Kavanaugh

and his horrible actions, but we haven't seen it.

- We're getting worse than Stephen King

at ending shit here, dude.

(laughing)

- Oh, right.

♪ He did what we all must learn to do ♪

♪ And you and you and you ♪

♪ Yup and cover ♪

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