 Greetings, everyone. Progressive discussions. I am your host, James P. Madonna. I've seen on the web since 2007. This motherfucker, the Facebook messenger, son of a bitch. Zuckerberg, my arch nemesis. I gotta mute this. I gotta mute this, you fuck. Eagle beak, control freak, Mark Zucker, Zucker scum, and his annoying notification sounds. Anyway, where or how was I? It's been a while since I've been on live stream because I was in Facebook prison for two weeks because they didn't like what I had to say. They didn't like some of the truth that I laid on the asses of the masses, the mainstream population. I want to say something right now that I am very happy about. That is my good friend, Mr. Ronnie S originally from Long Island now residing in clear water Florida, which is the suburb of Tampa. He is alive and well. I take it that him and his significant other are safe. And I just want to, I want to ring the bell, welcoming back. Yeah, I'll do it like Salvation Army. It doesn't work that way. Welcome back. I'm glad that you, I told you to evacuate. I told Ronald J. Terrio when the hurricane was was in northwestern Louisiana, and it turned around and it redirected towards his town. What the hell is it called? La Pace? La Pace? La Pace? Something like that. Louisiana. And he decided not to evacuate and then he told me that he should have listened to me. But anyway, I'm happy. Ronnie is still with us. Hey, Masumi. Masumi, my dear, good morning to you. It is now, it is now 4 10am Monday in the Tokyo region, 4 10am Monday in Tokyo region. So good morning to you, Masumi. That's your alarm clock. This is a live alarm clock that has no snooze. You can't hit the snooze button. Oh boy. Anyway, good morning to Masumi. Ronnie S says, thanks James. The Tampa Bay area was spared by Ian. No damage here. Really? Well, the weather people, they, when they get their information from NOAA, they should be more accurate and stop adding their own thoughts. That's why I don't bother. I don't bother to watch the local news with the weather. So what's going on? Why am I blurring up? Sabotage. I say it's Sabotuchi by the oligarch. Trying to sabotage progressive discussions with old James P. Madonna. Hey, Bart Robinson. Yeah. Yeah, we're all doing pretty good. Good afternoon to you, Mr. Bart Robinson of Southwestern New Jersey. And I hope all is well with you. Now, yes, and we are grateful when our friends are safe and sound. You know, a storm. I'll tell you my late dear Uncle Phil explained to me where the hurricanes come from. I'm not being sarcastic. I'm not going to say they come from the Atlantic Ocean in the way they do. But that's not where they start. What happens is the intense heat of the Sahara Desert accumulates in the atmosphere above the Sahara all year, right? And then by time, right before hurricane season, which occurs in, I think, late summer, towards the end of summer, late August, and then continues September, November. And I think it ends before winter. But we don't know with today's climate change. It's totally unpredictable, the weather. So what happens is, right before the peak of hurricane season, there's a current of air that goes, that travels westward from the Sahara Desert. So it starts blowing all that hot air from the Sahara over the Atlantic, and it continues to go westward. And what happens? How do storms develop? Well, you have a cold front meeting a warm front, or a warm front meeting a cold front. And all storms are based on a cyclical direction. They're cyclones. Whether they go clockwise or counterclockwise, I don't know. All I know is if you're north of the equator, the water down the drain goes clockwise. If you're south of the equator, the water going down the drain travels counterclockwise. So anyway, as the storms, whether they be hurricanes or typhoons, as they travel over water, particularly warm water, because they're going over the South Atlantic, and they're hitting tropical waters, warm water strengthens them. So they build up to tropical storm power, strength. And then category one is officially the hurricane, category two, three, four, and five being the worst. Okay. But when these storms, whether they be a hurricane or a typhoon in the Pacific, and they've been having a lot of typhoons, I mean, there's definitely climate change going on. Okay. When it goes over land, it weakens. Unless it goes over land that's all marsh and swamp with warm water, which is what happened to Ronald J. Terrio, because that hurricane before it reached his town kind of was moving real slow and it sat over the marsh land, the swamp land, and it picked up speed. No, I was in faith. I was in YouTube prison. That's why it didn't work out. I just got on this afternoon. They reinstated me, Ronnie, this afternoon. Yeah. Okay. And to those that are on YouTube that have something to contribute or wish to be a part of the show, there is the link. It's in the comment section to join me via webcam. Okay. Now, what I'm going to do, first I'm going to take a sip of chai tea made by a tea company that I like very much called Stash. It's a black tea with all the Indian spices, whatever, cinnamon, clove, ginger, nutmeg, cardamom, someone and so forth. Oh, man, that was good. Don Lemon? Don Lemon threw his near dear so-called best friend, Chris Cuomo, under the bus, the guy that used to say, I love you, love you, love you like a brother, love you like a brother, love you like a brother, threw him right under the bus. You know, the old saying, you find out who your real friends are when you're in a crisis or when you hit rock bottom. That's when you find out. And a couple others, the other colleagues from the corporate whore, CNN, they threw him under the bus. But starting tomorrow, I believe, Chris Cuomo is beginning his new show on a network called News Nation, and he has more freedom there. So he's back as of tomorrow evening. CNN and Fox is practically, well, I think it is a tabloid. It's like the national inquirer on TV. Yeah, Fox, they all suck. All of these mainstream media networks, Ronnie, they suck beyond belief. They really do. Hey, Mr. Tab. Tab is here. Thank you for joining me. Oh, it definitely sucks. What they did to the number one rated show on CNN, which was Chris Cuomo. Okay. And so what? That he attempted to give his brother some advice. So what? It's his brother. I would have gave my brother's advice in consultation. I mean, they're both lawyers by trade. You know, Chris Cuomo is an outstanding lawyer originally. Excuse me. I just something flying around. I don't know if it's ragweed or I vacuum so it can't really be a dust problem. No, they're it's a network whose main headquarters is based in Chicago. And Chris will be doing his show streaming his show from either New York or Long Island where he lives. That's all I know. They're, they're pretty progressive really. They're there. I'm looking forward to see in his, his broadcast. But I'll see the rerun because if the Yankees are playing and Aaron Judge is okay, then I'll be watching the Yankee game. Okay, let me go get some some topics up here. Let's see. What do I want to do first? I guess I'll try this one. Why would be lower to volume a little? I got it cranked up too high. We do a little screen sharing as we get into the first topic of this Sunday. Normally, I see my time slot officially switched from Sunday afternoon to Saturday evening, 8pm Eastern time. But because I haven't been on in two weeks, because it is the social media platform, upper executive scumbags, I decided I was kind of antsy to go on the air. You know, I was antsy. All right, let's see. Hold on. What advice did Chris give his brother? Not to be too touchy feely? No, he probably said, don't stop short with the girls. If you're driving with a woman in the passenger seat, you remember Frank Costanza on Seinfeld? Stop short. Hey, he's a heterosexual, Caucasian, alpha male that is divorced and he's single and ready to mingle. So I don't blame him. As long as he doesn't fondle women and grab them by the pussy, like Donald Trump used to. And he says Donald Trump used to say just start kissing him passionately and they get seduced right away. Jordy, performing artist and songwriter, techno extraordinaire from the country of Scotland. How are you, sir? I'm good. I'm good. Oh, Fiona was the Caribbean. Ian is the one that hit Florida. Yeah, Ian, Ian, Ian, it's probably fizzled out by now. Yeah, he's good. He's doing good. Him and his significant other are safe and sound. There was no damage to your condominium building, Ronnie. A Q-tip. What, during sex? Do you use a Q-tip? I kind of lost, I kind of lost, I don't know what, what combo or what conversation he's referring to, but as this, do you use it as a sexual toy? A Q-tip on the woman's clitoris, the little man in a boat? Oh, they don't like, they don't like what I said. I was talking about the oligarch, the fat cats of the top 1%, you know, making pre-arrangements, let's put it that way, and politicians getting paid off and stuff of that nature. No condo damage, that's good to hear. So you use it, you use it for the little man in the, for the G-spot, missed the tab, you use the Q-tip for the G-spot. No, he uses a turkey, uses a turkey baster and puts beer in it, puts beer in the turkey baster, right, nice good craft beer, not that cheap macro shit. And he squirts it up the woman's vagina into the womb, and then she, she squirts it back into his mouth. So he, he gets the flavor of the craft beer with the flavor of the pussy juice. I call that the jizomatic. That's, that's my patented system called the James P. Madonna jizomatic. Oh, Cuomo's comedy routine. Well, what, Saturday Night Live or something? Yes, I'm going back to Saturday. What do you think, Ronnie? Should I go back to Saturday Night? Ronnie and Tab and, and Bart Robinson, should I go back to Saturday Night? What do you think? Earthquake high gravity. Why, that, that pairs well with jiz and juice. Mr. Tab, that pairs well with it. Anal sex. Now you, you don't want that essence mixed with, in with your craft beer. I would, I would say you would convert it into craft beer, not craft beer. Little levity, little levity. Okay. Let's, let's get on to a serious subject here. You know, I know we, we squeeze a little fun and frolic into the show, but I have to get through these topics. Why is Lindsey Graham 25 days out from ballots going out, galloping in and saying we need a federal abortion ban? Really? Where have you been Lindsey Graham? It's rare for me to say that something happening in politics is my favorite, but this, this is my favorite. Conservatives panicking over voters, knowing who conservatives are and what they represent. After literally decades, nearly 50 years of attempting to dismantle and succeeding in dismantling reproductive rights for women, Republican candidates, Republican lawmakers, are now running away from the issue because it turns out that most Americans do not want to strip women of their bodily autonomy. They don't want the government to get involved in these incredibly personal and intimate decisions. And so rather than campaigning on this massive victory that took them 50 years to accomplish, they're running away from it. And even going after Senator Lindsey Graham pretty aggressively because just yesterday he proposed a federal abortion ban that would ban abortions after 15 weeks. Now the likelihood of that passing is it's not going to pass, that wouldn't pass. And so what you're seeing is this like effort to hide the fact that Lindsey Graham would promote this, push this, or that Republicans would even want this. Let's hear a little more from Charlie Kirk and then we'll go to you, John. That feels like election interference. And I say this as someone who is so pro-life, I would love a total abortion ban. 15 weeks is not enough, but I'm also not dumb. 25 days out from ballots going out, the Democrats are applauding. Thank you Lindsey Graham for making this issue about abortion. They're enthusiastic that Lindsey Graham is now making this all about the one issue Democrats actually can win suburban women on. I wish that wasn't the case. I wish that the country was as pro-life as I am. Get out of here. That's amazing. Yeah, but it turns out the country isn't as pro-life as you are. In fact, a Kaiser Family Foundation poll from last month showed that 61% of Americans do not want to do away with reproductive rights for women. They don't want the government involved. Other polls actually showed an even higher percentage, about two-thirds of Americans not wanting the government involved. And I'm not surprised by that. I mean, of course. But John, is this election interference? Is Lindsey Graham proposing a conservative policy that Republicans have been fighting for for 50 years? Is that election meddling? Is that what's happening? Well, look, the difference between me and, for instance, the Charlie Kirk is that I'm physically capable of empathy. And so I understand how annoying it would be for him to do this. Not just that he would do it, but to do it knowing it can't pass. That's like the part of it that I love the most, like that he's screwing them over and it can't succeed. So that's amazing. I absolutely love it. It is funny, though, that, like he says, I wish the country was as pro-life as me. I wish they wanted a full abortion, Ben, but they don't. Now, notice he's still going to try to make it happen. All of them are. The only reason they're Matt Graham is that he's doing this right now. Not that they're doing it. They want a full ban. They know that it's not popular. They know that people don't want it. And they will immediately jump in it if, through one of the many ways that our political system is manipulated and rigged and structurally opposed to democracy, they can get the power to do it. That's how they got Roe v. Wade. All he's saying there is, we need to be loyal to each other in deceiving the American people about what we want and what we intend to do. We totally want this, but we need to fool these people that we have no respect for whatsoever to make them think that we're not insane radicals, just long enough for us to take power and then we can do the thing that we're lying to them about right now. No, it is incredible. It is incredible. You know, I applaud Charlie Kirk for the first time ever in how candid and transparent he is. This might be the first time he has told the truth because what he's saying here is, hey, dummy, Lindsey Graham, we're supposed to be lying to people, okay? The midterms are coming up. And I appreciate it. I really do. And he's not the only one. So Roger Stone also has some thoughts about Lindsey Graham's proposal saying, Lindsey Graham is purposely helping the Democrats to ensure that we do not take back the U.S. Senate. He's purposely doing it. Lindsey Graham, famous leftist, you know, engaging in this mass conspiracy to ensure that Republicans lose. Yeah, sure. Okay. Stone continues to say, this federal election is about our safety, security, health, food supply, economy, and the corruption of our justice system unless rhinos and Democrats try to make it about federal abortion policy, which the U.S. Supreme Court made unnecessary. Listen, I have no love for Roger Stone and I don't see any redeeming qualities with this guy. But I'll say in the 1990s he went on the record as supportive of reproductive rights. He also has a little bit of a salacious scandal in his past involving swinging and stuff. So I don't know if that had something to do with it. So that part's cool. But I don't know if that has anything to do with this more liberal views with abortion. But I do want to go to one more video before I go to you, John, and that's Marjorie Green. Marjorie Green of all people trying to pretend like Republicans aren't trying to ban abortion. Let's watch. They believe the way to drive people to the polls is by scaring them. They're lying to women all over America saying that they can't have an abortion anymore, which that's a lie. There's plenty of places that women can easily get an abortion. I mean, they're just trying to scare you and say that we're banning abortion. That's not true. You could still get an abortion. Totally. Yeah. I mean, if you're living in the middle of the country, if you're living in a red state, you have to spend literally thousands of dollars to travel out of state and pay for that abortion. But nonetheless, let's just pretend like Republicans didn't create that situation in the first place. Yeah, 100%. Apologies. Apparently, my mic is down. We'll fix it in one of the breaks. But anyway, yeah, why are people freaking out? Why are they pretending that we're for this thing that we're totally for? We've been on the record for 50 years. This is literally the only thing that millions of our voters actually care about. We have chosen people for the Supreme Court exclusively to accomplish this goal. As soon as it happened, we cheered for 72 hours, then realized that people hate us, and they think that we're crazy radical. So now we need to pretend that we don't care. And what are you even complaining about? You can still get abortions in the places that we haven't successfully stripped it away from at the state level yet. We're trying. We're trying in many states. They just did it in West Virginia. In state after state, they're pushing for it. Now, thankfully, in places like Kansas, the people overrode it. But she is lying in so many different directions simultaneously. She wants a federal ban. All of them, every single one of them. They are lying about it being a state's rights issue. That's not at all true. And in the states, it's not like, oh, we got what we wanted, and now the status quo is good. No, they want to strip it away at the state level if they can't do it at the federal level. So all of this is utter dishonesty. They understand fundamentally that the people don't support their positions. Obviously, they're anti-democratic. They don't care about that. And for many of them, there's an extra layer of dishonesty. So for Roger Stone, he said the fact that the Supreme Court made it strip away their protections means it's unnecessary, implying that he is happy with the status quo. What you said was that he gave some indication he was pro-choice earlier on. Charlie Kirk talking about how I'm totally pro-life. I want to ban everywhere. I think he's perfectly happy for it to be banned everywhere because he believes that women are at best second-class citizens. But the idea that these guys care, they don't care. Charlie Kirk isn't being paid by millionaires and billionaires to do what he thinks passes as a show because he's really just driven by the spirit of evangelical Christianity. And he can't take the injustice of a... He doesn't care about any of that. This is about money. He is cosplaying being a pro-lifer as so many of them are. Now, someone like Marjorie Green, she's a legitimate psychopath. She might actually believe some of these things. I don't doubt that some of them do. But for many of them, especially these men, it is a way to control people, especially women, in pursuit of economic goals that are always going to be far more important to them. A thousand percent. Now, I leave you with one more video. And it is someone I didn't expect to go on the record because he's been particularly horrendous when it comes to stripping women of their bodily autonomy. And that's Matt Walsh. It's almost like he wants Republicans to lose. That's the conspiracy theory that I would actually subscribe to here. He wants Republicans to lose. This is sabotage. It's the only way to explain it. Given who it's coming from, especially, it's one thing if this is coming from someone in Congress who's just been deeply pro-life, a pro-life activist for years, and this has been their number one issue. And so this is all they talk. This is one of their central things they talk about all the time. And they're just so excited about it that they maybe put the cart for the horse a little bit and came out and proposed this right before the midterms. That would be one thing. Now, I'd still say it's a bad political strategy, but then at least I could believe that it's sincere. It's just incredible because even Matt Walsh, who couldn't shut up about how happy he was, how giddy he was at women being stripped of their rights, is now turning around and scolding Lindsey Graham for doing what Lindsey Graham is supposed to do as a Republican lawmaker. But again, it's all about tricking voters. It's all about hiding the fact that they, on one hand, purport to be in favor of freedom, individual liberty. On the other hand, want to control the lives and bodies of women in this country. That is what the reality is. They support unpopular policies. They will push through unpopular policies. Even if their own voters don't want them, they just want to make sure they do it in a way that is strategic for them and doesn't hurt them when elections are coming up. That's what's really going on. And it's just incredible. Okay. Hmm. Bear with me for a moment. Okay. Back at the ranch. I will say this. Hold on. All right. I showed that one. Okay. It's incredible how many right-wingers are in this country there, especially when they have access to social media and the internet. It's like cockroaches coming out of the woodwork. Interesting. Well, Ronald J. Tyrio is a master historian. I will say this to my viewers. People think that Satan can't infiltrate churches. They're sadly mistaken. He can very well attempt anyone. And his biggest prize are people that are successful, that are on top of their game. I mean, it's a waste of time to go after lost souls, people that hit rock bottom that are already lost. But that's a big feather in the demon's cap is to go after people that are on top. Yeah, they, well, they're bored. They're bored. They want to pick issues and topics that are here, that might be here today and gone tomorrow. And then they come back. You know, current news topics, yes, the Kabbalah. You know, many, a rabbi told me that many rabbis won't even mess with the Kabbalah. They won't even bother with it. That's the King Solomon in the original temple. Yeah, it gets very deep into the occult as well as Judeo religion, the Old Testament. Hey, Colin, I hope everything's well with you. Okay, just catching up on the comments, the Q tip. The Q tip man tab is the Q tip expert, W, the big W from the movie mad, mad, mad world. Yeah, well, Biden is no angel either when it comes to that. And but then again, the GW Bush administration, we all know who's the real boss of that is vice president. They him and Halliburton and all his other the military industrial complex. Okay, I caught up. Oh, not yet. Oh, Sank Eicher. Oh, he's the he's the he's the boss over there. He should run for a US Senate of California. He's he's awesome. I don't think anybody and I don't think anybody in their right mind would choose to debate him. Really? I mean, the guy is the guy's he's brilliant. Very quick, the quick thinker and has facts to back him up. RNG. Yeah, I got my RNG the leopard gecko. RNG is except my RNG is low maintenance Congress. No, he's he's too good for Congress. He's too good. That's like saying that's like telling Chris Cuomo to run for calm for Congress. He's too good for Congress also. Chris Christie. I'm sure I remember when he was governor of New Jersey. You didn't get too many freebies from the state of New Jersey. The poor did not get much help at all. When Chris Christie was in charge. Yeah, you also got covered from Donald Trump when when Donald Trump left the hospital and came back to the White House. Demanding female cats. Tabby. Yeah, demanding female. Krispy Kreme. Yeah, Krispy Kreme. Kris, Kris go Christie. That's what I used to call them. Krispy Kreme, Kris go Christie. Well, he's chummy. He was chummy with Obama after the tropical storm came up here. You know, that or was a category one that time they hit the Jersey Shore and then it hit New York, Long Island, Sandy. That was Sandy. Wasn't it Ronnie? Well, anyway, get back to the video I just showed. A fertilized human egg is no more a human baby than an acorn is an oak tree. They are both potential lives. A Republican will fight like hell if you're still in the womb. But once you're born, you're on your own. You're a mooch. That's all I have to say about that. Yeah, they did a lot of damage. You're right. But yeah, and then he was using making nice nice to Obama, who we probably bashed to high heavens before the storm came up here. Hurricane Sandy. Okay, back to the next topic. Now, I don't know if this is, let me check this out. Is this an article? Oh, it talks about the atrocities committed by Queen the late Queen Elizabeth II. Well, I'm no listen, I'm going to put I'm going to put it's a long article. I'm going to put this in the in the commentary. There's a lot of history in this article. And I'm no fan of imperialism or any royal family there. To me, they're the worst welfare cheats that ever lived. Okay. So I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna sweat it. But we do, we do have plenty of great topics here. Let me put this here. I wouldn't be surprised I mean, the British Empire, the royal family. Hold on, hold on. This one is Mark. Let me see, is it an article? I hate reading long articles, which I won't. Oh, all right, let me share this. Bob Mark Zuckerberg, one of my favorite people. He lost a ton of money. A ton of money. Okay, let's see over here. Let me zoom in. We got getting bombarded here by advertisement and bullshit spam. Blow it out of your ass. Look at all this spam. Look at all these pages I have to close just to read this damn article. Billionaire wipeout. Mark Zuckerberg is in big, big trouble. Look, they're throwing, they're throwing stuff at me left and right. More spam pop ups. What do you call that fishing? He lost a staggering amount of money so far this year. Mark Zuckerberg's pain is always my pleasure. Billionaire wipeout. It's no secret that the meta formerly Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse pivot isn't exactly paying off yet. The billionaire's fortune has dropped by a whopping $71 billion, leaving him with a piddly, a piddly, $55.9 billion left over. This year, Bloomberg reports rendering him only the 20th richest person in the world. Oh, my heart bleeds for you. You're breaking my heart, Zuckerberg. Sure, that's still plenty of pocket money, but it's the lowest spot he occupied in eight years. Well, I hope he goes even lower. I hope the government shuts him down. In a sign of how far he's fallen, just two years ago, he was the third person in the world with almost twice the net worth according to the report. Yeah, because he screws everybody over. He sells your private information. He is a real stereotypical member of the tribe. Remember that. It's worth noting that 2022 has proven disastrous for global markets and other tech titans as well, but even Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos have lost far less than that. The takeaway in the self-inflicted era of the metaverse, Zuckerberg is in big, get big, get trouble. Well, I'm not going to go on anymore. I said what I needed to say here and I couldn't be happier. I couldn't be happier hearing this news, really. Okay, back at the ranch. Here we go. He's zucked up. You know what? Listen, when I was in school, junior high school, junior high, which is what seventh and eighth grade in high school, we had geeks. We had geeks with high IQs that got A's and B's, or sometimes there were straight A's, and they were geeks. They were wimpy pencil knife geeks, often funny looking with spaghetti arms, but they used to do whatever they can to get under everyone's skin. They knew how to push buttons, and Zuckerberg is using his income and his net worth as an extension of the manhood he never had when he was a little kid, when he probably was a teenager. He knew he was a geek, a pencil knife geek, and now he's a billionaire, and now he's trying to make up for it. That's what geeks usually do when they're successful, and he's a control freak. He loves throwing people in Facebook prison, so I'm happy. I'm really thrilled that he is going down financially, and that's not counting lawsuits and whatever the government can find on him that will stick. Let's see what we've got here. How religion turned, let's see how this goes. Okay, this is interesting. This is interesting. It's time to share screen. Okay, let's see what we've got here. Make sure it's in front of us. 2008 of the big Republican presidential candidates, they were asked how many of you believe in Darwinian biological evolution? Two-thirds or three-quarters said, I do. 2012, same question asked, same group of people, Republican presidential candidates. It was already down to a third. 2016, the 17 people, main candidates for Republican nomination asked, do you believe in evolution? One, Jeff Bush, brave Jeff Bush said he did, but he said, walking it back even as he said it, I'm not sure it should be taught in our public schools, and if it is, it should be taught along with creationism. So from 2008 to 2016, that was the change, and that changes, I don't believe all those people believe what they said. I don't think all of them just believe in evolution, some of them, but they were all obliged to say yes to to falsehood and magical thinking of this religious kind, and that's where it becomes problematic. America has always been a Christian nation. That meant a very different thing 100 years ago or even 50 years ago than it means today. I grew up not going to church very often at all and not with much religious education, but all of my friends were weekly regular churchgoers of various kinds. Christian Protestant religion became extreme, became more magical and supernatural in its beliefs and practices in America than it had been in hundreds of years, and more so than it is anywhere else in the developed world. So you have that happen. At the same time, not coincidentally, you have the Republican Party, beginning certainly by 30 years ago, becoming more and more a party of those religiously extreme Protestants. So one thing that has happened and one thing that has led, I think, the Republican Party to accept fantasy and wishful untruth more and more into its approach to policy, whether it's climate change or the idea that a secret Muslim conspiracy is about to replace our constitutional judiciary system with Sharia law or any number of other simply untrue tenants of Republicanism. All these things, which were nutty fringe ideas as recently as 30 years ago, are now in the Republican mainstream. I think there's a connection. I think once you have a political party, more and more of whose members are believed in religious and supernatural fantasies of a more and more extravagant kind, it stands to reason or to unreason that you will have a party that is more and more inclined to embrace the fantastical in its politics and policy. Believe whatever you were in the privacy of your home, the privacy of your family and the privacy of your church. But when it bleeds over, as it inevitably has done in America, to how we manage and construct our economy and our society, we're in trouble. Okay. All right. All right. First of all, first of all, I don't believe totally in evolution, Darwinism, because if that was the case, how come there are apes that haven't left the jungle yet and started walking upright? Okay. How come there are no fish leaving the water today turning into amphibians? How come there are no amphibians evolving into reptiles and so on and so forth? We don't see it. There's certain fish, freshwater fish that can breathe out of water and travel on land with the assistance of their pectoral fins. One is a member of the Garami family called the Climbing Perch. The other one is the walking catfish of Malaysia. And the other one is a very aggressive fish called the snakehead. We don't see them evolving. But then again, the religious nuts, many of the creationists believe that the planet Earth is only 6,000 years old and that early man lived with the dinosaurs and the woolly mammoths. Everything was on the Earth. They're out of their minds. Out of their minds. Okay. There's a straight jacket that's tailor made for every one of them. Right. You know, Tab, you're a very intelligent man. They evolved because they had a reason to evolve. Either evolve or perish. All right. Either evolve or perish. Well, yeah, the, you know, the popes way back during the Middle Ages, they even around the time of the emperor Constantine and Simon Magus. I mean, they were, they became very corrupt and they became like like dictators, despots, watercracks, whatever you want to say. If you disagreed with the pope, they torture you and then they kill you for accusing you of heresy. You know, then there's, there was the Spanish inquisition, you know, during the time of the, one of my favorite people, the Knights Templar, you know, the pope had it in for them, maybe because they did not give all of the treasure that they found to the Vatican at that time. They had a stash of their own, you know, but, you know, they busted their ass fighting in battles, right, during the Crusades. Why shouldn't they get compensated for their efforts? So they ended up, they fled to France. They hid out in France and then the ones that were left ended up at Scotland. What is that? There's a church or a cathedral, a road. There were roses in it, but anyway, yeah. And then eventually Martin Luther, the Reformation, he challenged the laws that were made up by the Catholic Church that were not necessarily, they were not in the Bible. And he started the first Protestant church because there were, you know, manmade laws are very much flawed because humans are inherently evil and vile creatures that cannot be trusted. And look, look at all of the breaks that God gave humans in the Old Testament. You know, he kept giving them break after break because he, he still had hope for them. He loved them and they turned against them over and over and over. Even when Moses came down from Mount Sinus, I'm sorry, Sinai, with the tablets, the Ten Commandments, they became pagans and they sinned terribly. And Moses, he saved their ass from slavery in Egypt and that's the thanks he got. So the humans really are vile creatures. Knights Templar, they were like heroes back then. They weren't the bad guys. Maybe Ronald J. Tyrion can shed some light on the subject of the Knights Templar. Hold on for a second. I'm sending the wrong link. Somebody is, Common is asking for a link. I thought I put the link on the comment section on, on YouTube. Okay. Here's another one. Harvard expert is saying that Zuckerberg is destroying Facebook. Let's see how much spam and crap they throw in front of my face now. Okay. Let me check this out. Hold on for a second. Moses was still part of the law of the Old Testament. There was no salvation yet. Jesus didn't come into the picture as the Messiah. They were still under the law and the law was the Ten Commandments, but they didn't obey the law anyway. You know, the Pharisees and the lying false prophet, the lying false prophet. Okay. Let's see what the Harvard, Harvard expert says Mark Zuckerberg is destroying Facebook. He really lost his way. See how kind people are when they talk about Zuckerberg. You know, what I don't like about this website is they throw a lot of crap at you. A lot of crap. Facebook turned meta founder Yeah, big deal. Mark Zuckerberg's worst enemy, according to a senior Harvard business school fellow Bill George is drum roll please. Mark Zuckerberg. Now that's meta. I think Facebook is not going to do well as long as he's there. George told CNBC make it. He's likely one of the reasons so many people are turning away from the company. He's really lost his way. Let's see. Per CNBC, George recently published a book on authentic leadership in which he outlines five different types of company dooming bad boss behavior. Well, because he's a freaking, he's a pencil knife geek. He's a control free geek. That's why, you know, he knows he has raising balls in reality and then he's trying to make up for it by being a scumbag. All right. In the Harvard man's opinion, Zuckerberg falls into three of those five categories. Ouch. People that say, Ouch. They don't want to offend anybody. They feel like they're being too harsh. Listen, when it comes to reality and the truth, you got to let it all hang out because the truth shall set you free. Category one is the rationalizer who blames others for frustrations and failures. Yeah, that's Donald Trump exemplified by Zuck's insistent earlier this year that rival companies were to blame for Facebook's record shattering value losses rather than Facebook's own troubles adapting and remaining irrelevant. Second is the loner who refuses to take advice. Oh, I know people like this. I sure do. Remember when he iced out Roger McNammy after McNammy told Zucko to stop meddling with democracy? Finally, George also classifies the meta CEO as a glory seeker who puts dollar signs and status over all else won't be able because he's a member of the tribe. That one might not need too much context. Yeah, see this guy wants to be gentle. If we might add a fourth archetype to this list, sword guy, a leader who exhibits bad boss behavior by threatening employees with swords sounds like a hostile work environment in our opinion. Hey, that's what Donald Trump did for four years. Of course, people can change. Now he's not going to change, but they often fail to do so when rewarded for bad behavior with billions. This is a great article. Zuckerberg because it's not only about Zuckerberg. So this man's book. It sounds really interesting. Zuckerberg loves to say that connection is the driving force behind Facebook through the spiritual precursor to the site was a digital space for users to judge women's attractiveness. By many accounts, Zuckerberg hasn't always been the best leader, but looking back at his roots, maybe that's just his most authentic self after all. And this book is called, I just want to plug it. It's called authentic leadership. Authentic leadership. Sounds good to me. Okay, we're getting down there. Let me go back to the commentary. Yeah, too many ads, too many ads. I don't think I have any more from that website. So anyway, let me do this. Here's the link to join progressive discussions. I even I even, I told my following over on Tumblr, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. I told my following knows about the show, but you see how many of them, the multitudes of people that have raised in balls that don't have the guts to come on a live stream show using their webcam and speak their mind? You see how many pussies are out there? Is Mark Zuckerberg to Facebook where Vince McMahon was to the WWE? Yes. Yeah, Vince McMahon had to make all decisions, no matter how big or small. And he was very moody. Okay. Very difficult to get along with played office politics. If you liked you, wonderful. If you didn't, temperamental temperamental is the word I was looking for. I'm calling the ones that don't that don't want to come on the show that avoid coming on the show via webcam, uh, raising bolts. The ones that don't, they don't really have a legitimate reason. They just don't, you know, like they'll make comments. I'll get a lot of commentary and I have tons of them over on TikTok and Twitter, but they keep it strictly texting all the time. They don't like, come on, come on down. The price is right. Like Bob Barker's. Ah, cool. There you go. You got, you have a legitimate excuse. You're watching a game football. Gotcha. Okay. Let me check. The next topic. The next topic. Nope. No, I keep it serious because there are too many freaks. There are way too many freakazoids over on TikTok. Freakazoids. And I'm putting it mildly. He says he'll try to come on. He's rowing right now. He's, he's, he took up rowing. He bought a rowing machine. So he's rowing. He's exercising. You know, last night he told me he was way too tired to go live with a show last night on YouTube. He's too tired. And then all of a sudden he went live. Never told me. So later on he told me he decided to go live the last minute, spare the moment he decided. Yeah. Yeah, that's him. B.C. is a big man, baby. He doesn't even come on, uh, Ronald, the Tyrio show because he knows I'm there. He damn right. He's a, he's a big obese man, baby. There's no doubt about that. Zuckerbucks. Who's Zuckerbucks? Zuckerbucks? Why? Is that a new scam of his called Zuckerbucks? Okay. Let me, let me get the shade. Let me get the old screen share here. Well, Zuckerberg can't tamper with my material for the show anymore because I have it in a very secure place where he has no ownership and no power. Okay. Let me see if this is the right one. Okay. It's the right one. Zuckerbucks. He's on TikTok. B.C. is on TikTok. Every time I see him on TikTok, he has no shirt on. He's shirtless. He's topless. Yeah. B.C. is on TikTok. Sure. He's on Instagram. Um, you know, I will say this, uh, everyone, Ronnie S and everyone else. I have a massive, I get massive response from, on my profile with whatever I post. I get massive response on TikTok commentary in nonstop. People are, are following me, are following my profile nonstop. And all I do is I, um, I upload material onto my profile and it's like tons of commentary. No social media platform comes anywhere close to TikTok. Okay. I will give them credit for that. Pretty soon I'm going to have to bring out the world's loudest jingle bell because, uh, tits the season as of, um, the infamous Black Friday, right? The day after Thanksgiving is the beginning of, uh, well, I celebrate Krampus Day and Festivus. But, um, then I'll be using the world's loudest, uh, jingle bell, uh, together with my regular old fashioned, uh, jingle bells, jiggle balls. He don't, he, it's, it sounds like he has a death wish. I mean, I, I feel, you know what? He's a grown man. He's not a child. He's not a teenager. And he has enough intelligence to know that his habits are self-destructive. And it's his decision. He gives nothing anyone can do. You know, somebody mentioned, tried to do a little intervention and he got defensive. He got angry. Oh, really? Ron DeSantis calls them zucker bucks. That's pretty funny. You know, those people that are members of the tribe, they're very slithery and sneaky, you know, like, uh, like a eel. I, I can't go live until I have a thousand followers. That, that's the rule on TikTok. They don't let you go live until you have a thousand followers. I haven't been a member there very long. I have, I think I'm up to, uh, I'm getting close to 400 followers, but it's going up every, on average, it goes up every other day. Sometimes one, sometimes several, sometimes a few, sometimes a dozen, but it goes up every day, every week rather, at different times. So eventually I'll hit a thousand, then I can go live, but I can pre-record a video on TikTok, but they only give you like a maximum of, like three minutes, something like that. So you have to like say what you need to say and that's it. You can't diddly dick around. You can't procrastinate. You got to just say what needs to be said within that timeframe and be done with it. How Bernie's doing that? What about, what about all the poor in the United States and the people that lost their jobs because of the pandemic and, um, you know, or maybe they, they foreclosed on the more, many mortgages of Americans and the homelessness, you know, California has a, has really bad homelessness, you know, in all the major cities of California, you know, it's, uh, how about those people? Hurricane relief. What about those people? You know, what about the floods because of climate change, the flooding that, um, that happened in the Midwest, um, somewhere in the Midwest or like in the Southern, Southern Midwest, they had flooding that were, they were lives lost. Many people lost their homes. What about them? You know, uh, Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, is, is a member of the tribe. You know, Ronnie? And also they're very close with Israel. So put, put the clues together, Bernie Sanders tribe, Zelensky tribe, very close to Israel tribe. And let us not forget how corrupt, how much political corruption was in the Ukraine before the Russian invasion. All right. You folly what I'm saying, Ronnie. Yes. Well, then he's a fake phony in Florida. Well, I look, I always said that Bernie Sanders has raisin balls. He has, he has raisins for balls because he capitulated twice. He could have ran as a, as a progressive independent. He could have joined the green party, but he didn't pussy. The only, the only thing the governor of Florida is doing is offering thoughts and prayers. You're right. Oh, that's what Republicans do. They say, we'll pray for you. I'm serious. They'll say, uh, ask, ask your friends and relatives for money and go to your, your local church and ask them for money. Ask them for money. Well, look at Europe. Europe is, is reliant on, on, on natural gas and oil and everything from, from Vladimir Putin. And now what, what is, what is Europe? What is Germany going to do this winter? Hey, Colin, long time no see. How you doing, man? Hey, good bro. Colin, how you doing? Well, it's good to see you, James. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Thanks for having me. Hey, Ronnie. Hey, Jason. How you feeling? How's your health? Yeah, dude, good bro. Uh, just, uh, just been working, working my nuts off like everybody else. You know what I mean? Why they're making you, uh, they're, they're offering you extra hours or, or, or as a mandatory extra hour. Well, summer's over now. So the overtime's, it's, uh, it's gone, you know, even on the US. Um, but, um, yeah, no, no, we still, you know, we still getting your 40 plus a little bit extra, you know. So yeah, it's coming on the, the cold season now. And today's just putting more rain with everything coming up from, we went through Florida, you know. So we're just getting a lot of rain. And it's probably heading your way too, brother. Oh, we got it. We've been, I've had rain for two days. And it's, and it's the rain, the rain that penetrates your body. It's that cold, damp, right? Yeah. Chilly rain. That, that's the per, that's the perfect weather for people that have fireplaces and, and, and wood burning stoves, you know. I mean, I mean, that snap, crackle and pop and, and, and, they're the best. James, the best. The sound of the wood. I know in, in Ireland, they actually, they actually use, um, uh, correct me if I'm wrong, a dried blocks of peat moss. Yeah, peat, turf, peat, sliced turf. They burn it out and they, they use it for, for fire, right? Yeah. They dig it out of the land. It's unbelievable. If there's, there's only, only certain, certain parts of the patch, we can get it, you know, but the, the, these like specially crafted, like, uh, shovels, if you want to call them. Uh-huh. They dig a curve on them and they just dig them in and they pull it out in like blocks, you know, like 12 inch blocks. Wow. Well, how much peat I think Ireland has. Is it, is it, is it pretty well They just grows. It just grows. It's peat, peat moss, they call it. It just, it's just a lot. Oh, so, so they, they'll shovel out one block of peat and then they'll leave it alone and then it'll just grow, grow back, right? Yeah. But obviously, you know, as you know, you, you know, you can't harvest, harvest the same area, you know, too many, you gotta, you know, yeah, give it a season. Always, always you're gonna, you're gonna be down to the equator, you know what I mean? There'll be a, there'll be a, there'll be a, there'll be a peat moss shortage if they did that. Like, let's say, let's say, like the pipelines, let's say they took, they shoveled blocks of peat for, I'm just gonna make something up for county Winslow. Okay. All right. So we got, we got trucks of peat, dry peago in the county Winslow. And then they leave that, they leave that area alone. They don't touch it. And then they, and then another county, they'll go to another area and shovel peat. And then, and then so on and so forth. Yeah, that only makes, well, I'm happy it grows back, you know. Yeah. So yeah, it's just, it's just a land, natural resource. Yeah. It's like, it's like here in the United States, we have so much natural resource, we shouldn't have to go across the water and beg, and beg for all our people for our, you know, for our oil, you know what I mean, stuff like that. But that's another topic, you know. They also, Ireland has a certain seaweed that they use for food, like this Irish, Irish moss and Dulse, I think. Dulse. Yeah, they call it Dulse. Dulse. Exactly. Very high nutrition. Yeah, very high nutrition. And also the, there's a sea salt that they get up there in Ireland. That's, it's very high quality sea salt for cooking. You know, but yeah, but I remember years ago, traveling on the Donegal, it's considered the Republic of Ireland, but it's in the northern part. And the ladies in the street were selling like, you know, like Ziploc bags, full adults, used to give them like 50 cents, you know, or a dollar, or, you know, equivalent of 50p or a punt of your in the south or, you know, and yeah. So it was, it was harvested on the shore, on the shoreline, and then they wouldn't want to dry it out. Yeah, it's real tasty. It's an acquired taste. It's like, it's like drinking a pint against us. You know, it's definitely an acquired taste, but once you're, you know, you're a young kid, you know, you don't like it. It's like Brussels sprouts, right? You don't like them. You know, maybe still some people don't like them, but, you know, when you've had it so many times and then your palate develops as you get older. Okay. You know, it's interesting that you brought them up because, well, I happen to love the whole cabbage family. Whether kale, collards, Brussels sprouts, Asian cabbage, European, the round cabbages, it doesn't matter. And it happens to be very high in nutritional value. Cabbage family. You can't go wrong with the cabbage family. Now, when I was a kid, I decided, you know what, I'm going to start drinking dark roast black coffee with no milk and sugar. I'm going to, I was a teenager. I wanted to see if my taste buds would adjust to black coffee. And when I first sipped it, I go, I kept on doing it. And, you know, I started tasting the natural flavor of black coffee after a while. I got acclimated to it. Yeah. That's all I drank is black coffee. The only thing I've recently found out, it's better if you, you know, choose your brand at the store or whatever, buy the beans, whatever. I'm no expert on coffee. Don't get me wrong, anybody. But it's better when you do it that way in your own coffee pot, in your house. You know, I've, you know, in a rush, sometimes going to work, you know, there's a 7-Eleven down the street, I'll get their coffee. Yeah. Sure. When it's hot, when it's hot. Yeah. See when it gets warm? Yeah. I'm just, I'm just, you, you, you said there, no, you don't want to just look warm and I take a sip of it. I'm like, yeah. Well, that's when the microwave comes in handy. So the, yeah, because I'm thinking of Donnie Gall and what is the Giant's Causeway? Yeah. It's kind of like to the west of Northern Ireland, right? It like hooks. Yeah. Northwest. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, the only thing I can't get used to, and I'm trying hard, is I can't seem to eat plain oatmeal with nothing in it, but boiled oats. Like, you know, like, like nothing, nothing else in it. No fruits, no, no. Yeah. That's a hard, a hard two. That's a hard two. I don't, I don't do it either. James, I like to buy, you see those ones in the store now. Hey London, how you doing? Um, the Quakers, Quaker, Quaker Oats, but they have like cinnamon flavor, apple flavor. They've all, every flavor under the sun. But just like you're saying, I know James, just to eat qu, or oats, the porridge oats, just like that. That's, that's hard school. You know, and it's old school, you know. Yeah. Well, they said they have Irish imported oatmeal, but they charge, I think they charge too much money for it, but they have the, what is it? But anyway, they have in different companies, and they have the, I get the organic one, steel cut, the steel cut organic, and I get the, the old fashioned rolled oats, organic, and it's, it's cheap. I mean, at this supermarket, but I have to put something in it. I mean, it's got to be driving. It's got to be, you know, something in there, you know, I agree. I agree. I'll make some natural, natural sweetener like a Turbinado brown sugar or brown sugar is a good one. I put Himalayan pink salt in it. Some people use butter, you know, but you can't just drink it plain. But anyway, all right, welcome London love. All right, let me, let me get this video. We'll see what this video is about. Now you've got the host of Justice Matters on YouTube, 30 year former federal prosecutor, Glenn Kirshner. Glenn, thank you so much for coming on. Great to be with you, Brian. So I bet you, you wish you never, never made yourself the guy who I'd call every time there's a legal issue in Trump world because it's, it's, it's cost you now. It's heating up. I'll tell you. All right. So let's, let's get started with the newest bit of news. And I'm going to do my best not to, not to have our interviews immediately become obsolete, which is something that we've encountered a lot of times in the past with the way that things move so quickly. But the DOJ revealed that there were 43 empty folders with classified banners on them at Mar-a-Lago. Glenn, do you think they came that way? Like, what are the implications of finding empty classified document folders? Yeah, I can't imagine Trump said, here's what I want you all to pack up at the White House. I'm going to need you to take those 43 empty folders that used to contain classified information. I'm going to need you to take those 28 empty folders that say on them return to staff, secretary slash military aid. I'm going to need you to deliver all of those to my office proper in case anybody wonders if it was my office. I've named it 45 office. And Brian, that's just some of the empty classified documents, folders that were found at Mar-a-Lago. There were also several found in a storage facility across multiple boxes. Nobody, nobody packages up empty classified documents, folders to move them to their new digs. This is about as I went from bad to worse to extraordinarily dangerous for our national security. Yeah, I guess at this point, all we can do is surmise where those documents went. I mean, what seems like the most likely explanation? I know that we're treading on like, treading on shaky ground because I guess the only person who can really say is Trump and or investigators who've looked into this, but what's the most likely explanation as to why there are empty classified documents? So the ground under our feet might have become a little firmer in the last 60 minutes or so because the reporting just broke that a Russian oligarch by the name of Victor Veskelberg has right now, as we speak, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are searching his New York and Florida properties and they are carrying, they are seeing carrying boxes out of those properties. Do we know whether that's related to this morning's revelation that Donald Trump had empty classified documents, folders? We don't, might be pure coincidence, but I think we have to wait and see. I hate to speculate, but it seems to me that Donald Trump very likely exploited those documents in some way for his own benefit, whether that was financial, whether it was for blackmail, whether it was to leverage future business deals he might have in other countries. I think we're going to begin to learn more about that, but I've talked to some national security folk who were able to answer questions that I had liked. If you have an empty folder with a classified banner on it, might you be able to tell what that folder used to contain? And I was told, yes, we do have ways to figure that out. And Brian, I had a TSSCI clearance when I was an army prosecutor handling an espionage case out of Desert Storm. And can I tell you that scared the bejesus out of me? I didn't want to say or do or touch something I shouldn't. I was super careful. But this is as potentially dangerous and damaging as it gets to our nation. Just as a quick aside, what's the punishment for any other person other than Donald Trump, if they were found to have been in possession of documents like these? Prison, a prompt arrest, a prompt indictment, a prompt prosecution, probably a guilty plea, which is how most of these cases involving mishandling of government classified materials play out. People typically will plead guilty and the government will debrief them out to Wazoo to make sure we know everything that might result in damage to our national security. But we can use the concrete example of a Department of Justice, excuse me, a Department of Defense Executive Assistant named Asia Jenae Lavarello, who was serving in Hawaii with the federal government, mishandled a secret document and also failed to transmit some handwritten notes she had taken that she was authorized to take at a meeting at which classified information was discussed. She failed to transport her notes in a secure diplomatic pouch this year. She was put in prison for three years. Donald Trump has a tea time tomorrow after doing a million times more by way of criminal conduct and potential damage to our national security than Ms. Lavarello did. But still, he's the most persecuted person in history. He is actually the most investigated and least prosecuted person in the history of our nation. So there are two statutes at play here. There's the Presidential Records Act, which really has no enforcement mechanism. And then there's the Espionage Act, which has some pretty major penalties that go along with it. Can you speak about the differences here and how those things apply in this situation? Yeah, so the Presidential Records Act, as you say, has no teeth. There are lots of laws on the books that are basically guidelines for how federal government employees and officers should operate. The Hatch Act, for example. The Hatch Act has no teeth. You can receive a slap on the wrist if you violate the Hatch Act. That is, if you engage in political activity as a government employee because that's prohibited, you may even get a letter of condemnation in your permanent file, but it doesn't really have any teeth to it. But the Espionage Act provisions sure do. And under 18 USC 793, it sure seems like Donald Trump has mishandled national defense information. The reason I say it seems like he has violated that statute is because that's one of the statutes cited in the search warrant for which the judge found there was probable cause to believe that statute had been violated and that there was evidence of that crime on the property of Mar-a-Lago. What is Trump facing here? Give me the spectrum of punishments that we could see and, you know, from best in his case to worst, and also what you think is most likely. Forge, you hope Donald Trump is facing 20 years in prison, and here's why. One of the three federal statutes listed in the search warrant is obstructing an official investigation or an official proceeding. And that one is a lay down winner for the government. I don't say that lightly or cavalierly because there's no such thing as a bulletproof case. Prosecutors can lose any case or a jury can hang in any case that we choose to prosecute. But Donald Trump was subpoena to turn over the additional materials he had at Mar-a-Lago and he flat out refused. And then we had to get a federal prosecutor's how to get a search warrant. They went in there and they found a veritable mountain of documents that were responsive to the subpoena. That is a fairly easy obstruction case to prove that carries with it 20 years in prison potentially. That's the next punishment. So for openers that's a relatively easy charge to prove on the facts as we know them. What happens to Trump's attorney who signed that sworn statement attesting that all those classified documents that were held at Mar-a-Lago had already been returned? Like, does she get disbarred or could she actually face legal punishment herself? The answer is yes. Both of those things are in play. You know, first of all, answer your friend, Colin. What was she asked? James, what are you doing? That one. This one here. Have you received my response to your question about a friend they want to check your phone? Our friend? Our friend? Check your phone? I don't know, bro. Whatever. James, what do you think about, I know you're not a Trump guy and obviously, you know, I'm not a registered for any party. Neither am I. But I go very, very conservative and maybe even far right. I make no apologies for that. But with respect, but, you know, just listening to that guy, like, you know, what's your views? You know, you post it up. If he did it, I mean, any politician regardless of their affiliation is capable of the same sins as the next man, you know, corruption. There's lots of corruption in a Democrat party. And the two major parties, I don't want to have anything to do with any of the two major parties. Yeah, as I said, James, I'm not registered for anybody, you know, but like I just said, I lean very to the right and maybe even far right, you know, very, very, very conservative, you know, because I've lived my life in the past, you know, and I know some of the fuck ups that I made in my life in the past. And that's what makes me know you is a 48 year old man. You know, I sit and I think, you know what, you know, I should have done things a little bit differently. And that's what makes me kind of, you know, that's what gives me and makes me who I am this day. Not everybody agrees with it. Not everybody wants to talk with me, you know, not everybody wants to even help me on their channel. The thing is that a person's ability to make the right decisions in life and being able to tell right from wrong has to do with their upbringing. If they had a good upbringing, then they're going to say, you know, please and thank you and have manners and be appreciative of those that do nice things for them. Absolutely. Absolutely. They're going to be like that. They're going to be like that. And those people are pretty good at making moral decisions and knowing right from wrong. I mean, it's like what some of the commentators made about Ukraine, you know, and sending billions and billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars that we have so much so so many people in need. Yeah. You know, exactly. Exactly. Let's take this look after our own. Right. You know, although United States, we can be the watchman for the world. But no, everything starts at home. It's just like the family. Everything starts at home. Right. Charity begins at home. They used to tell me. Exactly. You know, and, you know, like everybody's sympathizing with this Zalinsky guy. He's a fucking crook. He's a crook. You know, that's my opinion. Right. And what people don't really understand and everybody's slamming down Vladimir Putin, I'm not saying he's a good guy. At all. Not for one second. But he is the stop and block between the new world order. He's the stop and block. Look what's going on around us. Right. And it's something that's got to be thought about a lot more deeply and spiritually than what we're all thinking. And again, I emphasize and I stress. I'm not saying Vladimir Putin's a good guy. Not at all. But he is. He's the stop and block for the new world order. You know, just watching out. You know, that Queen of England, she kicked the bucket. Right. King Charles. Right. He's coming in there now. What's King Charles all about? Fucking global warming. You know, all about climate change. You know, it's a real deep topic and not a lot of people grasp it. Well, the earth is in trouble. I mean, the poles are melting. Satellite imagery shows how the earth, the earth is in trouble because they've lost God. That's why the earth's in trouble. Forget about the fucking ice caps. Forget about the woolly mammoth. Yeah, because they've lost God and the family. God has been taken out of the family. And I'm not here Bible bashing James, you know, as much as me or more than me. But they've taken God out of the family. And that's the problem. When they're cutting off young boys' testicles up in Boston. And, you know, because the young boy wants to play with a doll, right? And when they're given these drugs, the young boys and young girls, these hormone drugs, they mess them all up. There's a problem, James. We've got a problem, brother. We have a serious problem. And it's called the serious problem. It's called a devil. It's called a devil because he does exist. He does exist. And people got to wake up. You know, people got to wake up. Sorry, sorry, bro. Let me grab a beer. I'll be right back. Sorry, James. I want to tell you, I want to tell you a personal story because based on what you told me before, I want to tell you something. Go get your beer. All right, I'm back. I just grabbed a beer. I don't have to walk too far to grab a beer, thankfully. Good to see you, James. It's been a month or two. So yeah, great to see you. Yeah, before I go on, I only have three more videos to cover, but I'll tell you. Hold on. Okay. All right. Now, about a week ago, I had to call this medical center and make an appointment. Two different medical websites or organizations. All right. The woman, the girl gets on the phone. I make my appointment. And she says to me after the appointment was made and she had all the necessary information for my account, insurance, and blah, blah, blah. She says to me, I have some questions I need to ask you. And they may be sensitive and you don't have to answer them. I says, yeah. Well, she says, when you were born, what gender were you assigned to? What do you mean? What was I assigned to? I was born a male. What do you mean? What gender I was assigned to? And how is that relevant with me making an appointment to have a medical procedure, a scan with a high-tech scanning device? Why does that matter if I'm, I said, you see my name, James P. Madonna, so you should assume I'm a male, but as a patient, why does that even matter whether I'm a male or female? I'm a patient with insurance and my visit will be paid for. And whether I'm male or female, the same procedure is done to anybody who is a human being that goes to the medical center. So why is it important? She says, well, are you male, female? Are you transgender? And I says, well, then again, why is it relevant? I says I'm male. I was born with male genitalia, therefore, ipso facto ergo, I am a male. Okay, I should have said to her, I came from the Andromeda Galaxy or I'm a Klingon or something. You're an alpha? You're an alpha? Yeah, take me through your leader. And then this other medical organization, I filled out information on my own, nobody talked to me on checkmark and boxes. And I noticed under race and ethnicity, the words of white and Caucasian were not there. They were gone. And it had every single indigenous people tribe from every corner of the planet Earth had every race except Caucasian. So I didn't know what to classify myself on there. What am I going to say? I mean, I'm a Caucasian male, but Caucasian wasn't there. I'm a white, you can call me white. It wasn't there. It's like something that we should be ashamed of. Right. That's the woke theology these days. That's what they want to say, thanks, sorry. Go ahead. Yeah, no, no, that's it. I mean, I mean, as a far left progressive, I noticed something's wrong with this picture. Something is wrong. You can't, I can't classify myself what I am. I am what I am like Papa used to say, and it's all that I am. What am I going to put down? I'm a Inuit, I'm an Eskimo, I'm going to, you know, extraterrestrial. I mean, every corner of the world, every indigenous tribe that ever existed was on this list. Right, list. Hey, Codeal, what's up, Codeal? That's a good friend of mine, Codeal. Hey, Codeal. I told him about your channel. Yeah, he's a good chap. He's up in Washington State. Oh, we're Jason Cleveland is from. Yeah, he's right up with Jason. He's from Washington State. They have a lot of very lovely craft breweries in the Pacific Northwest and also Washington has many wonderful hard ciders. I know how they drink hard cider in the bite, you know, where you're from. I haven't got a cider for a long time, you know what? There was somebody that was chatting with last night, James, and they were having a few ciders. And I said, you know what, maybe next weekend, you know, after I get through a grueling week of work, I'm going to buy on a couple of ciders. I'll have the old Total Wayne get on a couple of ciders. I know, and yeah, well, what happened was Jason sent me a big box of all the local brewery products outside of Seattle in that region of Washington and including hard ciders that are usually available in his area. And I like the dry one. Me too, James, the dry one. I love the dry one. It's like the reason why I like dry champagne better than the sweet version. But they're good and they're all different ones that are flavored just like the craft beers. Yeah. And the cider, the ciders, some of them have a decent alcohol content. And yeah, they're pretty good. You know, but the nationally advertised hard ciders, I like woodchuck and angry orchard. I find them to be too sweet. Yeah. Compared to some of the ones that Jason sent me. Yeah. No, I'm like, you just just going back on what you said, the dry cider, that's, that's what I was used to growing up, you know, and as I said, I'll pick some up this week, you know, just based on this conversation because it's just reignited. Yeah. I mean, I've had Magnus. I've had the Irish Magnus. Magnus is good. Magnus is pretty good. I've had the English woodpecker, woodpecker, hard cider, and they mix it with ale. Some people mix. Oh, snake bites. Yeah. Yeah. The guy was mixing Boddentons, Boddentons English ale with woodpecker. He called it a snake bite. Yeah. That's fucking dynamite. Yeah. Colin is, you're in Virginia, right? Yeah. North, north, north, north eastern Virginia, yeah. Like near Alexandria, right? A little further out. I used to be, James real close that area because that's where I used to roam my routes. But now I'm more on the Merlin side, but still in, sorry, northwest on Virginia. So I'm like five miles from Harpers Ferry, about an hour from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Okay. So I'm called Dinglesbury, or just Harpers Ferry. Dinglesbury. Now, where is the CIA? Is that like Langley Falls or something like that? Yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah. The tab cracked me up. He says, big corporate beers, I guess he's talking about macros are better because they have high levels of pesticide. Yeah, preservatives too. You know, I get heartburn every time I drink a macro, except for the Canadian beers and Modelo and Mexican beers don't get me sick. Modelo is good. Modelo is good. Yeah. My ex, anytime her uncle used to throw big parties, you know, and they were from Bolivia. Yeah. They always drank the Mexican beer, Modelo. And anytime we used to head over the Modelo was like, it was like flowing like candies, you know, and that that's all I drank, but no, it's a good beer. I like, I like a Modelo. Yeah. But the second Negro, Modelo, the Doseki, Zambar. Mm hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't me. I was, I was starting at the beginning. You know, you know who's annoying that that what is his name? Mike Lindell for my pillow. My quilt, my duvet, my quilt, my, my dildo, my, you know, you know how you make your own, my pillow? I made one for, for the living room. I got, you go on Amazon and you order what they call a crate style memory foam. And then you, when you get the a crate style memory foam, you, you fold it and you stuff a pillowcase with it and you have yourself the best pillow you'll ever lay on. And it won't cost you $100 for like Mike Lindell's, my pillow. It won't cost you. It'll be, it'll be a fraction of that. You know what I mean? You gotta give the guy another credit, you know, because, well, you know, nobody has to, but like from where the guy came from, you know, it's like, it's all we, all of our stories in life, right? But from where the guy came from, you know, apparently, apparently, you know, he was, you know, he was a massive coke addict or I don't know, maybe, maybe worse, maybe heroin or whatever. And he pulled it around. Now he's a billionaire. In Minnesota, he was really an addict? Apparently, apparently, you know, I just, I just listened to his testimony, you know, and yeah, you know, and, you know, I take it at face value, you know? Oh, it must be true because nobody would admit something like that about themselves. So it has to be true. Well, that's what he said, you know, and that's what he talked about. And I pulled himself out of it and he created a company and now he's a billionaire. Yeah, well, he hit rock bottom. He might have even went below the rock bottom. Sometimes that sort of takes for us all and all stages of life, you know? Yeah, because you, you, there's, there's no other option but up. Yeah, right? Exactly. Exactly, James, but you're, you're buying one, but unfortunately, you know, I know an old schoolmate, you know, back in Ireland, I went to school with and he was a real intelligent guy. And he get fucking fixed on the booze, get fixed on the booze. And he, he hit rock bottom. And thankfully, he still had his mother and father behind them. He'd been to America, been to England, and they pulled them out of it. And for anybody that's interested in his story and some of the videos he puts up there, I'm not promoting this guy because I haven't spoke to him in 35 years. I don't even fucking have them on an email. It's Gavin Patton on, on YouTube. Just look up Gavin Patton, Gavin Patton films. James, just yourself, just for me. The guy puts up some really deep stuff up there. And as I said, I haven't spoke to him in fucking decades, decades. He wouldn't even know me. They passed me in the street, even though we went to school when we were teenagers. But not, not going off topic, but just kind of relating to the Mike Lindale thing, where we were kind of going, you know, sorry. Well, I, that's something to be proud of if someone was really, was really destitute or at the end of their rope. And they pulled themselves up by the bootstraps and did this. I mean, I mean, he has the right to go into business and, and charge $100 for his pillows. Now nobody's holding a gun to anyone's head to buy them, you know, and good for him, good for him. But I want to read this, but I want to read this because this is, this proves my point when I, when I tell all those macro American beer, American beer, nationally advertised macro American beer, guzzling rednecks out there. Listen, the chemist at Budweiser in Jacksonville said they use a formaldehyde like substance in all their products. So soak in, soak in this knowledge. This is only one toxin. That's pretty serious. Thank you, Tab. Thank you for sharing this information. And let's see. Yeah, Tab, fair play. Kodyo, Tab, fair play. Everybody, everybody. Donald Trump's lawyers do not want to disclose which Mar-a-Lago documents, which he had taken from the White House and kept in his home, had been declassified. And as you guys can recall, Donald Trump claimed that those top secret and classified documents that he was keeping at Mar-a-Lago had already been declassified by Trump. He had done that, so he hadn't done anything wrong. Now, there is a special master involved, an individual, a third party who Trump wanted to review all the documents to determine what is and is not protected under attorney-client privilege, or executive privilege. He got what he wanted, special masters there. He's reviewing the documents. But he had a request that Trump's lawyers didn't like because if they fulfilled that request, it might indicate that Trump engaged in criminality. So let me give you the details. Trump's legal team objected to what it said was Judge Raymond J. Deerey's request that it disclose specific information regarding declassification to the court and to the government. Now, if you do that, you can't just lie, right? You're submitting documents, you're submitting statements to the court. You have to tell the truth. And the truth is, Trump didn't declassify anything. And so Trump's lawyers expressed concerns, expressed concerns, right? That Deerey posed questions about the documents that the judge who appointed Deerey has left unasked, arguing that Trump might be left at a legal disadvantage if he answered them at this stage of the process. The whole point of the special master was to delay the investigation. And that's working for now. But they didn't expect Deerey to ask Trump or his attorneys, more importantly, to provide some information in regard to what he allegedly declassified. Yeah, no, this is spectacular. So the special master's blowing up in Trump's face, if you will. So when Judge Deerey was immediately picked and agreed to by both sides, Department of Justice and Trump, I said, well, somebody's making a mistake, okay? And Democrats and bureaucrats have been totally incompetent in pursuing Trump. So I thought, like, they could be making the mistake easily. They could be like, oh, sure, let's agree to any right wing, don't care, right? Or Trump's a moron and he could be making the mistake. Well, Deerey's in now. It was Trump. He made the mistake. And he's reeling now. So I'm going to explain one thing that's crucial in this story. Yes, okay, and there is an update to it that you might not have seen yet, Cenk. But let me give you a few more details. So in Monday's filing, Trump's lawyers wrote that they don't want Deerey to force Trump to fully and specifically disclose a defense to the merits of any subsequent indictment without such a requirement being evident in the district court's order. A remarkable statement that acknowledges at least the possibility that the former president or his aides could be criminally charged. Okay, so what is the response to Trump's team of lawyers from this special master, from Judge Deerey? Well, he responded to them saying, quote, if the government gives me prima facia evidence that they are classified documents and you don't advance any claim of declassification, I'm left with a prima facia case of classified documents. And as far as I'm concerned, that's the end of it. Yeah. Okay, that's a further devastation. So first of all, whenever I want to get my wife hot, I say prima facia. So that's one of the few legal words I remember from law school. And she thinks that's that's like, whoa, okay. So, but don't make me get into Ray Yipsel, Ecuador. So what it means, though, as kind of an awkward meeting is on its face. So what the judge is saying is on its face, it says classified, right? So in order for me to get past the prima facia evidence here, you have to show me that it is not classified. You have to at the very, very minimum, you have to argue that it is not classified. And how would you argue that you would say that you declassified it? In fact, you've been saying that on television and everywhere else, that you magically declassified them. So the judge is doing the bare basics here, don't get me wrong. He's just saying, hey, in order for me to judge this case, I have to know which of the documents are classified and which are not. Because the government is saying if it's classified, it's obviously on its face, not Trump's property, it's the government's property, because the government classified it. In order for you to tell me otherwise, you have to say, no, I declassified it. Okay, so show me where and how you declassified it. And Trump's lawyers are going, I mean, we don't want to show you that now, because that might be one of our defenses. If we get indicted, we don't know if it's one of our defenses. You didn't plan this out. Jesus Christ, you guys. Okay, as usual, littering idiots. You walk right into that trap. But the thing is, it wasn't the Department of Justice that sent the trap. It was you who sent the trap. You carefully laid out all the twigs and stuff and when somebody steps here, I'm, boom, you stepped right into it. You asked for the special master. The special master, obviously, one piece of logic tells you, is going to ask you, are they classified or not? And then you're stuck. Idiot. This is a broader point. And it applies to other lawyers who have worked on behalf of the Trump campaign or Trump himself. I feel like we've all been lied to our entire lives. I was led to believe that going to law school, passing law school, and then passing the bar was challenging. Like you had to have two brain cells to rub together to make that happen. Now, I haven't gone to law school to be fair, but were we lied to you, Ger? Well, first of all, I make that claim all the time. I actually don't think it's that hard to become a lawyer at all. And everybody's like, oh, okay, maybe, maybe not. Okay. Have you seen a lot of lawyers? I've seen a lot of lawyers. I've seen enough. That's for sure. But to be fair to lawyers in general, Trump is at the very bottom of the barrel for two reasons. One, he constantly asks the lawyers to break the law and he did in this case. And they signed a document saying he didn't have any more classified documents than it turns out. He had a hundred of them. He had over a hundred of them. So now they're in legal trouble. That's why smart lawyers or average lawyers or well below average lawyers still don't take Trump as a client. The second reason is he never pays his lawyers. He thinks they're suckers and losers or why don't you just give me the legal help and then I don't want to stiff everybody, right? So that's why he said dumb ass number one and dumb ass number two, the worst lawyers in America. And even if he had good lawyers, he wouldn't listen to them because the original dumb ass is Donald Trump. Well, we'll see how this all plays out. But it is incredible that you now have Trump's lawyers pushing back against the special master that they demanded, that they wanted, that a federal judge broke precedent to install in this investigation. So we'll see how this all plays out. It's pretty laughable. But it's amazing, even with all that incompetence, Trump tends to get away with a lot. So we'll see. We'll see if this actually leads to an indictment. He when you believe that when Ivanka was getting married, he Donald Trump. Do you believe that stiff the the caterers because he don't like the way the food tasted? Yeah, you know, yeah, I believe it. I believe it. I believe it. James, do you believe that those two people were actually talking about it? Yeah, well, you know, Rudy Giuliani has lost his mind. He's out of his mind. You have to pay attention to what comes out of their mouths for the past four years. You also got to look at the reality that they're speaking about. I don't know how you can say Rudy Giuliani. No, not that I'm not arguing with you, but I don't know how you can say Rudy Giuliani has lost his mind. You know, you know, we've all gotten over the fact that the 2020 election was stolen, right? It was. It was a fucking ripoff, right? But they say that Rudy Giuliani, somebody that we adhered to after the 9-11 attacks, he was a mayor in New York. Well, they proved it. Well, they do not do not think it's a witch hunt. It's a witch hunt. It's a whale and public phrase. It's a witch hunt. They proved that election was legitimate and legitimate. James, you know yourself and your heart was legitimate. Whether you like Trump, you hate Trump, you know, in your heart, even if it was somebody else, we all can tell right from wrong, right? Well, if a Republican won fair and square, it's may the best man, you know? If a Democrat won, I would say they won also. You know, it is what it is. I mean, I know the Republicans believe very passionately about capitalism and I think capitalism is the devil's economics, but that's my point. So, James, okay, you're saying that, but would you would you prefer like a socialist economy, socialist in diet communism? I admire very strongly of the government they have in Scandinavian countries. The democratic socialism I think is the closest thing to a perfect system because they take care of their people yet they allow capitalism to take place, but the rich pay their fair share in taxes and the people are taken care of. You know, that's the closest thing to God's economics. No, no, no, James, and that's what we're losing, James. We're losing, we're losing that anchor and that anchor is God. Well, what kind of God are we talking about? The God of the Bible says to help to give to the poor and help the poor. James, there only is one God and whether there's Muslims out there or anybody listening, there only is one God and his name is Jesus Christ, right? Well, what did Jesus say? That's what we're losing, that's what we're losing. You heard what Jesus said in the New Testament? Do you think Jesus would approve of all the stuff that's going on now, like a killing of the unborn? No, he won't. He cares for the children, the breakup marriages, you know, he think he would approve of all that. Okay, I'm going to agree with you about a topic that I've discussed many times. Yeah, cool. I'm not arguing with you, I'm just a story. And nine times out of ten, I think you're going to feel strongly about it also. I believe that the feminist movement and with their sexual revolution. Margaret Sanger, are you taking it way back, brother? Go ahead. We're going to go way back. We're going to go even before Helen Gurley Brown's Cosmopolitan Magazine, Betty Friedan, Bill Abzug, they were all... Deliver, brother. Deliver, brother. I'd like to be here to get educated. What the hell's their name? Yeah, they were all ugly as hell. I mean, nobody, nobody, no man hit on them, I'm sure. Yeah, all, all, okay. Now, we know that that lobbying group, in reality, were man-hating lesbians. Okay, that's my thing. And then they just, they would, they, they, they publicly functioned under the disguise of feminism, you know, female power, whatever you want to call it, of women's rights. You know, look, I have no problem with women voting, suffrage. That, that, I mean, that was honest. I mean, there's nothing wrong. Yeah, they're, they're, they're citizens, they're members of society just like we are. They have a right to vote. Now, that whole feminist movement made women, traditional women, that wanted to get married, to vote themselves to a husband, have a family and be a stay-at-home homemaker. They made them feel guilty about doing that, like, like it was bad. That like, like they felt embarrassed if they admitted, that's what they wanted. Okay, so the feminists told women, you have to put family on the back burner, forget about the husband and the children, get a career, career, everything was about career, career, career, career. So women did that. And that created the modern day woman of today who wouldn't do, wouldn't give the sweat off her brow to her boyfriend or husband. They would not devote, not show any devotion to a husband or taking care of a family. And they are very selfish, very self-serving, self-centered. That's modern, that's modern day society. And that has sabotaged the today's heterosexual relationship and the dating scene, the traditional dating scene where a straight man and a straight woman would meet and start dating and form, develop a relationship and possibly get married and so on and so forth. This feminist movement sabotaged the traditional relationship. Anyway, I know I know I was long-winded. No, no, no, you're good, you're good, you know, that's interesting, that's interesting. You know, but you know, if any man, you know, I'm not saying, I'm all for women, right? You know, I'm not saying, you know, women get out, if you want to have a career this after the other, but if any man, and I hold myself guilty to this in my past, if any man is worth a salt, your wife, your wife shouldn't need to work, you know. Yeah, sure, sure, if you're in a low income company, it's good that who are working to make it together. Absolutely, absolutely. On the larger scale, my wife always worked, you know what I mean? And I worked too, we both busted our fucking nuts, you know what I mean? But, you know, it all comes down, you know, the man is the protector of the family, you know, both physically and spiritually, and spiritually, right? The man, the man, and his day, they both were family. But a couple that, when a couple goes to work with a man and the woman, the husband and the wife, quite often they do it because they have to, you know? I mean, yeah, for man is a high income, and he's sort of financially independent, and he can if I'm only earning like 45-50,000 a year, sure, my wife's got a fucking pull the weight as well, especially if we got kids, you know what I mean? But if somebody's earning over 100k a year, you got to take care of your missus. You got to do what you got to do. I mean, this, I was really shocked that, well, first of all, that Joe Biden makes a lot of bloopers when he when he speaks publicly, consistently consistent bloopers like like the other the other night, and he was speaking publicly, and he was, it was Cole Neuflepp, Geryllum, Wisconsin, and she's dead. Yeah, she like she was in the room, the woman who got killed in a car accident. Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? She got killed, and then he then he realized, oh, I'm sorry, like he was sorry. Now this one, he made us a contradictory, stupid statement. Over the weekend, 60 minutes aired an interview they had with President Joe Biden. And in the context of that interview, he felt the need to declare that the coronavirus pandemic is over. Now, he was speaking to Scott Pelle, and he said the following, quote, the pandemic is over, the pandemic is over, we still have a problem with COVID, we still we're still doing a lot of work on it, but the pandemic is over. Now, he qualified me statement about the pandemic being over by saying that they're still doing a lot of work on it. But I want to remind you all that the federal government has certainly taken a step back from providing any type of aid to ordinary Americans, especially when it comes to testing, they're no longer sending free tests to people. Individuals who have no private insurance are very likely going to pay for vaccinations and boosters out of pocket. So to say that they're doing a lot of work is interesting because I don't know what he was referring to there. Even the CDC in regard to the data that they're releasing says that they're going to be scaling back considerably. Now Biden pointed to maskless attendees at the Detroit auto show where the interview was conducted to make his case. And he says, if you notice no one's wearing masks, everybody seems to be in pretty good shape. And so I think it's changing and I think this is a perfect example of it. Yeah, right. Now, that led to a lot of backlash from progressives, including Mehdi Hassan, who says one of the many reasons they're not wearing masks is because people like Biden keep falsely telling them the pandemic is over. I just want to give you one more point of criticism. Biden is saying the pandemic is over as transmission rates stay high, as Americans with long COVID outnumber immunocompromised Americans, as 4 million workers are sick, as at-risk people scream for safe access, transportation and education. Make this make sense to me. And she does have a point, especially when you look at the number of Americans who are still dying from COVID, an average of 400 people a day. And I'm happy to get into that data with more detail in just a moment. But Jank, I wanted you to jump in and share your thoughts. Yeah, I'm really conflicted about this one. I don't think it's straightforward at all. In fact, to the point where we have a poll on it, I know that the poll lacks subtlety. But hear us out and then vote on it. We'll put the link down below in the description box on YouTube and Facebook. It's at tyd.com slash polls. Is COVID-19 pandemic over? Yes or no? Look, the part of the reason I mentioned the poll firsthand was because with all the nuance notwithstanding, if I'm going to vote on that poll, I vote yes. It's over. So now let me explain. As I said earlier in the show on a different story, Biden is partly doing this to appease business interests. They want to be able to take away your sick days and sick days and all that, right? So I'm not unaware of that. And I don't like that, right? But at the same time, COVID is not over, but the pandemic portion is over. So if you've got a preexisting condition or you're older, et cetera, and there's good reasons why you want to wear a mask, bless your heart. And if you ask me to wear a mask around you, I'll do it in a second. Happy to do it, okay? But otherwise, what are we going to do? Are we going to still quarantine? Are we going to still wear a mask around, even if we don't have any symptoms? No, of course not. That's absurd. And I think it's pretty close to the flu now, and we don't do that for the flu. It's not. All right. So let's give us the facts. Yeah. Yeah. I looked into the data because, Cenk, just to be clear about where I stood, I mean, I thought that the number of people dying from coronavirus was pretty low, right? I thought maybe it's comparable to the number of people dying from like the common flu. If you believe that, you would be mistaken. So I specifically looked at CDC data. I wanted to compare data from the same organization, and they put out numbers in regard to people dying from the flu in the United States. And they looked at October 1st, 2021, through June 11th of 2022. And these are preliminary numbers. It's important to keep that in mind because, as you can see, the number of flu deaths in this fiscal year is 5,000 to 14,000. So they're still looking over the data to determine what the exact number is. But that's the ballpark, right? Then I looked at the CDC data specifically for COVID deaths in the exact same period. And here's what we know. In that same period, there was a whopping 312,117 Americans who died from COVID, according to the CDC. So compare more than 300,000 Americans dying from COVID to, let's give it the highest estimate, 14,000 Americans dying from the common flu. So that's a really good fact. And it's interesting and it gives you good context. And overall, it does go a long way towards convincing me that we're not at the flu stage yet. But it has two giant holes in it. Number one, it's over a period of years where COVID was ranging. It's not talking about today, right? So if you had 5,000 to 14,000 food deaths going stretching all the way back into the middle of 21 to the middle of 22, yeah, of course the COVID deaths would be way, way higher, right? And then secondly, it also doesn't take into account the jackasses that aren't taking the vaccine, which are the great majority of the people who are dying. So if you want me to wear a mask while you're not taking a vaccine or wearing a mask, my answer is a super hard no. Yeah, look, I get it. And I understand the frustration. It's not even about whether you wear a mask or not, right? I have no problem wearing a mask if I'm asked to wear it, because I want people to feel safe, even if it's people who are being annoyingly stubborn and refusing to get the vaccine. Yeah, let's forget ourselves a little bit. Step back and pretending as if there's nothing going on, like everything's back to normal when it's not. And people need resources in order to, we want to encourage people to keep getting tested. And people are not going to go out of their way and spend their limited resources on tests if they have to pay for them out of pocket. I'm concerned about the federal government backing off of providing that resource. I'm also concerned about the federal government completely backing off of providing compensation for the vaccine. So individuals who do not have private insurance won't have coverage and they'd have to pay for the vaccine out of pocket. And so if you think it was already difficult to persuade people to get vaccinated and boosted, it's going to be even more difficult to do it. And you're right, Shank. What is the motivating factor here? And at the end of the day, I think it's politics. And it's to help Biden's corporate buddies out. And that's not okay. That's a new word. Lord our daughter, James, I've never, I've never taken any fucking vaccine or anything. I'll never, ever put anything that got into me into my system. Do you realize, do you realize you ever see what post polio syndrome does to a person? I mean, I mean, polio was fucking, you know, rabbit. Smallpox, smallpox. I mean, you know, there were diseases that used to wipe the Spanish flu, cholera, yellow fever. This is what they say, you know, and, you know, everybody's so engulfed in the media and what the media projects, right, projects, sorry. And about all these millions of people, you know, right? Yeah, people died, people died, right? Because they got this Wuhan virus, right? Bro, brother, when my time comes, it's God's call, right? I will not be fooled by any of that. I have never put an injection into my arm, except for my natural tetanus or the old BCG in the side of the arm, what they used to call it back in the UK years ago. No, bro, I won't be fooled with it. I won't be fooled with it. They'll have to strap me down to put an injection into me. You know, and that's, maybe I'm stubborn, maybe I'm stubborn in a lot of people. Exactly. You know, what the vaccines have been proven over the course of history to definitely work and they'll save your ass. But, you know, you have a right not to take it. If you don't want to get it, don't get it. I raid the storm, brother. I raid the storm. You know what I mean? My time comes, it comes. I'm not going to be, I'm not going to be like a scared rabbit. You know, like a lot of people and God bless them. You know, a lot of people, you know, they just shit their pants and listen to the too much the CNN, they listen to much the Fox, they're too much of this fucking media, you know, put your faith in, put your faith in Christ, put your faith in God. You could be taken out by a bolt of lightning, you know. But the thing is, you don't want to increase your odds of being taken out. You know, you have to, you have to live sensibly and use common sense. Yeah, but I don't think, I don't think I'm increasing my odds of being taken out by anything like that there. No, man. You know, as you know, your ancestors, my ancestors, all grew up in a much tougher place than what we live in now. You know what I mean? When there was, there was nothing. Well, the mortality rate during the Middle Ages mortality rate was high. The average age of a human wasn't that high either. In general, the more the birth rate, a lot of a lot of babies. And sometimes the mothers didn't make it and childbirth, you know, and you had to go take a piss and a shit outside in the outhouse and you didn't have running water and you didn't have electricity and you didn't have that. You know, you didn't have time. I made my grandfather tell me in Ireland, he lived in Derry, Roswell Street, Derry City. And he said, yeah, they didn't outside toilet. You know, I mean, King Henry VIII had a drink ale. They couldn't drink, they're in the Middle Ages, they couldn't drink the municipal water because it was contaminated. So they had to drink fermented beverages because the, you know, the fermentation process killed off any of the pathogens and they had to do it. You know, life was extremely tough back in the day. Look at him. He'd have a syphilis, you know. Yeah, I mean, I'm just thinking, like even in the 19th century, what about what's your what's your thoughts on this new Italian prime minister? She's very conservative. So be impressed with your thoughts. I'm not familiar. I haven't, I really don't follow European politics. I really am not familiar with her. Okay. To be honest with you. Next time. Yeah, check her out. She's pretty staunch. Pretty staunch. They, the, you know, I'm not categorizing you in this obviously, but the radical left color, like the new Mussolini, they call her a fascist. But she's actually, she's all about God's family. She's like God and family, you know. Well, you know what? There's a reason why the founding fathers wanted to keep church and state separated because, you know, the secular world is based on science and what is proven and religion is based on faith. So it is nothing proven about religion. The right wing, one Sweden, two Sweden? Oh boy. True enough, true enough James. But you know what? Sometimes we got to bring it in there when things are getting out of hand, you know, when things are getting out of hand and morals are going down the chute. Tab, tab, tab. Just look back, they saw them in Gomorrah, you know. And that's, you know, not, not to be apocalyptic or anything, but, or just going apocalyptic, but man. Yeah. Well, you know what? Tab is right. We're walking that road. Yeah, but you know, a lot of nuts, there's a lot of nuts today. I'm telling you, there's a lot of crazy extras, fanatical people of this game. There is, there is, but, you know, like you and I, you and I, and anybody listening, just out of the other, you know. I love science. We got to look, we got to look for the change and we, you know, we got, we got to have the discernment, to see what's happening around us and praise be to God that we have the discernment, they realize what's right and what's wrong. Okay. Now Tab made a good point. The Romans had the aqueducts. They had running water, they had clean water and, and medieval Europe fucked it up. You're absolutely right Tab. That was a very, the problem with aqueducts years ago is the Romans were all dying with lead poisoning because that's what they made the aqueducts out of. They made them out of lead. Oh, and they were all, they were all over my lead, lead poisoning. Yeah, obviously they changed it, you know what I mean? Yeah, lead is toxic. You know, this is the last one, the last of the Mohicans. You know what, I think it's, I would, if I was a Cleveland resident, I would not support the Cleveland Guardians. That is, they took that, that cute cartoon face with the big smiling Native American, they took the logo off the 75 year old team. No, it was older than that. I think it was. James, the Redskins will always be the Redskins to me. Now, look what they have now. They got a stupid, boring W on the side of the helmet. And what do they call it? The Washington football team or something? I went from that to the commanders. The commander. Yeah, who they call them now, but the Redskins will always be the Redskins to me and many, many other people too. It's tradition and not only that. Listen, I'm sure people going, people that used to go to Redskins football games and Cleveland Indian baseball games, I'm sure they didn't have racist thoughts in their mind. Not at all. Not at all. Absolutely. I agree. It's insane. You know, they took Uncle Ben off the box of rice. They took Aunt Jamal off the Leland Lakes, the the butter. Yeah. The Indians, very attractive young Indian squad. They took her off the land of lakes. Yeah. Come on. You know, everybody is so, is so thin skinned today. We have to walk on eggshells all the time. Exactly. Hey, top, top, fair pleady, top, fair, fair pleady, your friend. Yeah. And he's Cherokee. Yeah. When I first came the, when I second time I came to America in a year 2000, I dated a girl for a long time and she was a full blown Cherokee. Yeah. I mean, just picture the old logo of the Washington Redskins. That was a very complimentary image of a Native American man on the side of the football helmet. There was nothing negative about that. Exactly. And just like you said, they're new James. Now we're going to have a look at what he's thinking about it. I don't know what he's even thinking. He took with W on the side. Now it's ridiculous. You know, unbelievable. So the more we learn about Ron DeSantis' Martha's Vineyard immigrant stunts, the more we realize it was certainly immoral. It was certainly unethical. It was certainly a waste of Florida taxpayer money to send immigrants that were in Texas to an island off the coast of Massachusetts. Those we know that it was dishonest because we have now learned that the immigrants were indeed enticed with false promises of all sorts of goodies at the end of the rainbow for lack of a better term. But now there's a new question. And as often as the case with the very people who claim that they are all about law enforcement and due process and doing everything correctly in law and order or line auto, as Donald Trump has said before, it may not have been legal either. And there is a very, very good article in NPR about this on npr.org by Valerie Crowder. And I'm going to tell you some of the key points here that are now in question about whether this was legal or could it have been illegal human trafficking? So the first aspect of this is that Ron DeSantis described the flights on which the immigrants were taken to Martha's Vineyard as voluntary when he was speaking at a press conference on Friday. It appears that that was a lie. Immigration law experts say that actually what happened was the trafficking of migrants, when you lie to people to induce them to come somewhere to the U.S. or whatever in order for something that is not true, you are participating in what is functionally speaking, the same type of trafficking where young girls are tricked into going wherever with the promises of whatever it is they're promised. And then they're actually forced into prostitution as an example. The dynamic is exactly the same. And we've now learned that these immigrants were told you're going to be flown to Boston. They weren't. They were flown to Martha's Vineyard. You'll get expedited work papers, which was not actually what was waiting for them in Martha's Vineyard. And instead what happened was churches and shelters and aid groups as NPR writes did the best to accommodate them on an island with an extraordinarily low population and very limited resources. Now then we heard from a Tallahassee based immigration attorney, Elizabeth Ricci, also quoted in this NPR article who says there is a good faith argument to be made that when you lure migrants on the plains with false promises of jobs, you are making them victims of fraudulent human trafficking. Think of that. That is what the governor of Florida has potentially engaged in. Now here's the unbelievable part. If indeed these individuals are determined to have been the victims of fraud and human trafficking, they could automatically qualify for visas here in the United States. What Ron DeSantis may have illegally done could, we don't know yet, actually genuinely expedite these individuals to legal status here in the United States. Ricci explained, quote, an enticement like that regardless of whether you sign a waiver is fraud. And that's part of the definition of human trafficking. I think that everybody on those plains has a case to legalize as a direct result of being transported by the governor. Republicans will do illegal things. And if they get arrested or prosecuted, they will claim they are merely political prisoners that they're being treated unfairly. This is what happened after the January 6th riots. The January 6th rioters and there were hundreds of them. I think the numbers up to 700 or 800, although it may even be over 1,000, they were acting criminally. And then once the law caught up with them, these claims started to be made of, well, they're not being given the right food and jail. They're being held unfairly in jail. Pre-trial detention is unfair. These are victims of politics. They're being punished because of their opinion about an election. This is the move. So without a doubt, if the law starts to catch up to DeSantis and whoever else for this absurd stunt, and you know this, I don't have to convince you of this, they will claim they are actually the victims, the people who did this, who were just trying to prove a point. Now, one other thing, there are right-wingers who think they're being really slick by saying something like the following. And there's versions of this floating around. All you Northern liberals talk about Texas and Florida and Arizona should just accept hundreds of thousands of migrants. And it's very easy to say from Vermont or from Massachusetts or whatever, but as soon as 50 people get to Martha's Vineyard, they are immediately deported out. Multiple things going on here. First of all, it's not a deportation when you're just flown from one state to another. That's number one. Number two, the intent of these immigrants was not to be in Martha's Vineyard. Martha's Vineyard is tiny. There's very few jobs. It's a very small economy and it's a very seasonal economy because of tourism. And we're heading into fall and then winter, which is low season in Martha's Vineyard. There's not the real opportunity for any job staff. There's extraordinarily limited housing, etc. So there's really not the hypocrisy that the right wants to point out. Furthermore, they were lied to in so getting to Martha's Vineyard. And as I mentioned, it was not their intent. So this hypocrisy that's going to expose in talking about the Martha's Vineyard thing, it's a joke. And we shouldn't allow them to turn that around because it just doesn't make any sense. One of our longtime sponsors is Monk Hack, offering look. James. Okay. Yeah, what's uh, what's the name Pacman? Oh, Pacman. Yeah. He's an idiot. Well, what about that, that douchebag flower to governor just sending migrants to, to, uh, sending him anywhere. Yeah. What about fucking jewel bait and not closing the border walls? That's how it all escalates. I agree with that. Listen, I agree with that. Right now you have patches of wall, unfinished wall. It looks like a, it looks like an eyesore. Yes. There, there are many poor people seeking political asylum, but there's also, uh, gang members. And, and, uh, yeah, you know, I can go problem out there, you know, but if you look at the criminal element here, uh, hold on. Yeah, but look, deeply in the situation, Ron DeSantis, he sent them there to send the message. It wasn't just offload people. He sent them there to send the message. Here guys, this is what's going on. This is what's going on. You know, Donald Trump tried to close that border. He didn't get reelected because of a fucking scam. Right. Well, are some people agree or disagree? We all know what it is. Now border, border patrol has their work cut out for them, because, God bless them. Because you don't, you don't have criminal element and drug trafficking and human trafficking coming from Canada. Okay. We don't have, we don't have any of those issues in coming. Yeah, but James, Canada isn't our problem, although their prime minister is a fucking dickhead. No, but we don't, we don't have a criminal element coming from Canada. But since, since there's so much criminal activity coming from south of the border. Yeah. So now, now, now, now you're, you're speaking the truth. Right. And that's why, whether you like them or not, that's why that border should have been secured. It's all about borders, language and culture. Right. And that's, that's what we're finding on. That's what our country exists on. Yeah. You know, I'm, I'm an immigrant. I'm an American citizen, but I came the right way many, many years ago. Right. Now, now what happened was the poor people coming from Central America, they were trying to escape the criminal element that was victimizing the poor citizens. So they, they, they would desperately try to leave. And a lot of them didn't make it, you know, they, they died because they were on foot. Okay. And political asylum, those people legally can seek political asylum in the United States, or they can do it in Mexico, but Mexico's, for some reason, they didn't want them because what, why didn't Mexico you know, just send them on their merry, merry way to the United States border, you know, as Mexico didn't, didn't, didn't give them asylum. So they come to the United States. Okay. But there's a lot of criminal element. And for this reason, I agree with finishing the border, wall, you know, you got, Biden's got, Biden doesn't want to pay for COVID-19 did, he doesn't want to pay, you know, pay, he didn't want to pay for the wall, but he's got billions to send to Zelensky and the Ukraine, you know, finish the wall, get it over with. I agree with that. I agree with that work is fantastic, Jason. I agree with it. Republicans like the cheap labor, that's one of the reasons the border is closed. Well, you really think Beto O'Rourke is fucking good? Oh yeah, he's gonna clean, he's gonna clean up Texas and make it a good place for, for people to live. He's gonna make it a good place. You know, you're right, Republicans, this business Republicans love the illegal immigrant because they're so fucking, they're so fucking cheap and greedy, you know, with their evil capitalism, they love illegal immigrants working for them. Yes, you're right, tab. You're right. That's why they don't close the border. Now, now don't say that. AOC is my pride and joy, a sweetheart with the dimples. Come on, AOC says we need migrants because liberals don't have black kids and they need the votes. She didn't say that. That's conservative propaganda. Beto O'Rourke is, he is the mold of fucking Bernie. Well, look at that scumbag they have, AABED, AABED, AABED, AABED. Look what happened when Texas, when the power grid went out in Texas. Look, if something happens and you're not rich to a Republican, you're on your own. If you die, you die. If you don't have health insurance, you die. If you don't, they won't do a fucking thing for you. That's counterfeit Christianity, and God doesn't forget. No, no, no, James, that's wrong. That's wrong. Oh, yeah, no. There's a warning light in the lake of fire for those people. That's what I gotta say. Yeah, no, but okay, okay. You said that, right? And as I said, I'm not Republican, right? I don't vote for any party. I've never signed up for any party. Yeah, I support Trump. I'm very ready to the right. I've never registered for anybody, but you gotta look at that. It all comes down to morals. Morals, it comes from the family right in the society. It's all down to morals. If our morals are lost, if God's taken out of the schools, you know, and out of our society, we're done. We're fucking done, James. We're done. We cannot exist. You know, no man is greater than God. We cannot exist. I believe, and I was born a Catholic, I believe in the Bible, not the laws of man, but in the scriptures. Everything from the scriptures is good, in my opinion. Yeah, well, we gotta stand by it. We gotta stand by it. You know what I mean? November elections are coming up now, you know? What's the main agenda? I'll vote for any candidate who's pro-life. I don't want to get back on the Roe versus Wade thing. I'll let it go, I have to say this, but it's like Muller-Tresa said, you know, Saint Muller-Tresa, without life, we have nothing. Think about it. Let it settle deeply in your heart. Without life, we have nothing. Okay. I'm gonna poll the audience. Audience, what do you think? What do you think? Go back to the Sunday time slot or stick with the change for Saturday night? What do you think? Saturday night, Saturday night. You know, there's a lot of songs about Saturday night. Do you have another set? Saturday night's gonna be alright, gonna be alright now, baby. Yeah, I mean, if none of you people I've ever heard Colin and MacMennamon sing and play his musical instruments, that you definitely missed a treat. Tap says Saturday. Yeah, because I'm only here now because I got out of YouTube prison this afternoon. Oh, really? Yeah, I was in YouTube prison for two weeks. I didn't know that. I didn't know that at all. Yeah, you know how it is now with censorship on social media, they're all doing it. Oh, yeah. And I was so happy to be back that I didn't want to wait until next Saturday. So I figured awesome. Let me let me let me let me go on. So next week, it'll be Saturday at 8 p.m. Eastern time. Okay. And I'll see how many people are around. And what do they used to say about Saturday? They used to call it date night, right? Yeah, Saturday night at the movies. Who cares what picture we see. Oh, wait a minute. Yeah. What's the popular Irish song? Danny Boy? Danny Boy. Oh, Danny Boy. Oh, Danny Boy. I love you so. I blew it so hard the diaphragm came out of it. That's without the diaphragm. I'm trying to pick it up without the diaphragm. There's no sound. I mean, I have spare diaphragm, but it, um, I guess it goes. Oh, I see what I see. I see what happens. Ah, yeah, yeah. Oh, excuse me. Like the Marys band, but as they do that on St. Patrick's Day, right? Hold on. Oh, it still works. Hey, you know, it sounds better since it fell apart. A little herb helper in the tool. What was the Benny Hillsong? How'd the rest of this solve, man? That was awesome. That was awesome. Yeah, to south of the border down Mexico. I heard something that didn't deliver for dinner and I'm trying to decide if I want Italian or if I want the Chinese. Chinese. I'm always getting Chinese. Yeah, I had Chinese already. I had, was it shizan or shizan beef? Oh, Szechuan. Got it extra spicy. Szechuan beef. Yeah, well, Szechuan is the spicy Chinese food. Szechuan and Hunan. It was good. Yeah, I love Szechuan. You like noodles? You like the rice noodles like chow fong or chow mein fong? That's my favorite. Combination of rice noodles. I usually get like shrimp chow mein fong or chow fong. The wide ones. I'm sorry. Shrimp chow fong. Extra spicy. Also beef with black bean sauce. More meat. Mushrooms are good too. Good stuff. Yeah, I can never get into shrimp and lobster sauce because it has like a very snotty consistency. I don't really care for that. Chow mein has no flavor. I can't, I can't eat chop suey or chow mein because it's it's it's bland. It's like, you know, chop, you know, chop suey. So what the hell is suey? That's a funny word. Yeah, chop suey. Does that mean sewage in Chinese suey? I thought it was like circumcision. Chop suey. You know, there's a tribe. I saw it on TV. There's a tribe in Africa where the godfather of the baby has to eat the raw foreskin. Lovely. After the baby circumcised, the foreskin freshly cut. Salt and pepper. You know, you know what the Argentina gaucho cowboys do? When they when they castrate the bulls, they don't even they don't even clean it. When they castrate the bulls, they take a big long shish kebab skewer, you know, like a metal rod and they put the testicles on the rod and they barbecue it over wood a wood fire and and that like takes all the hairs off and yeah and and it roasts them and they eat they eat freshly roasted barbecued testicles. Lovely balls. Oh my gosh, can't even imagine it. Did they did they do anything? I know the Scottish have haggis. Now, do the Irish? Yeah. I eat kidneys, lambs liver, lambs kidneys, lambs liver. Oh, I love lamb. I would love to try lamb liver. Yeah, I think lamb. I've never had the bulls. No, I did one time. The Americans out west call them Rocky Mountain oysters, but they stink when you cook them. And even when they're when they're already fully cooked, the whole room smells like like piss. Like, you know, like kidneys. My grandmother says you got to soak kidneys in brine and a heavy salt water. Right. You got you got to get that stench out of them. Liver, yeah, liver's no problem. Liver, you just season it up and, you know, yeah, liver and onions, a little bacon. Yeah, onions, whatever seasoning you put dry rub, you can put your curry powder in any way you want. I love curry. My grandfather used to tell me years ago, he used to say, you know, he used to talk about, you know, back in the old days, he was born like 1926. And he used to say to me about, you know, the old farmers, not all of them, you know, but some of the old farmers, you know, in the area, and they used to call them like, you know, they were fucking really stingy. They had a lot of money, but they were stingy. You don't mean by stingy. Yeah, I know. They were tight with the dollar. Yeah, they were fucking tight. But what he used to say to me, you know, when it came to Christmas, these stingy farmers, you know, there was a lot of poor people living around the time, but these stingy farmers, they used to kill, kill a bull at Christmas. And they used to give the balls to the poor. You know what I mean? And that sounds fucking crazy, but since you poor folks are behind the A-ball, here's a real ball. Here's some, get behind these balls. Yeah, they used to kill a bull at Christmas and give the balls and give the balls. And all the other donations, all the other parts of the cow, of the bull, they kept it. Yeah. Yeah. They didn't get the tongue and the brains. No, nothing. Just the balls. Because I know, I know beef tongue can be, you can eat beef tongue. I know that. My, my mother-in-law, ex-mother-in-law from Bolivia. Wow. Could she cook some good beef tongue? You know? They also cook tripe, which they call mandongo in Spanish. Tripe. I love tripe. Tripe is good when the weather's cold. You know, a nice tripe stew with potatoes and peas and different, you know, tomatoes in it. But I've had it, the Spanish style doesn't have tomatoes. But the tripe has got to be soaked in brine too, at least for a day or overnight. Yeah, you got to clean it. You got to clean it, right? You know. Oh, yeah. It's got to be, yeah. It's got to be cleaned and disinfected. And, you know, salt for, for centuries, they use salt for, for, there was no refrigeration at one time. Yeah. You know, everything was salt. Do you know that codfish? Yeah. Codfish has big, you know, people don't realize that there's meat in the cheeks. Yeah. Like, you cut a fish head off and, and cod has a couple cheeks. There's meat in there. Yeah. That's why I love cod. I love codfish. I get frozen filet at the Acme supermarket. And it's reasonably priced. It could be Alaskan Pollock, which is a member of cod family. Yeah. Flounder. Haddock. Haddock is, haddock is the best. Haddock is, is the king of the codfish. Love it. The best fish and chips is haddock. Oh, flaky. Beautiful. Yeah. Yeah. In, in the batter, in, in that batter they use. I know batters can be made in different ways, but, but anyway, I'm getting hungry and I'm going to close out the show. Thank you for thank you for joining me. Jason, thank you. Tab. Jason Tab. Bart Robinson, thank you. Your friend here, London Love. Thank you. Ron. Ron. Thank you, Ron. Yes. Jason Cleveland. Thank you. Masumi from Japan. Thank you. Oh, I'm assuming it was on too. Masumi came by to say hello. Yeah. Of course, it's Monday morning over there now. Right. Right. Yeah. And, and Ron, Terrio. Stop by. Ronald Terrio. Stop by. Thank you, Ronald. So anyway, have, I, I know the weather. I'm not complaining because I always take the weather with you. Every way you go. I hate hazing hot and humid. I hate, I like dry heat because I've been in the desert and it's, it feels wonderful, but humidity, heat and humidity, I'm not a fan of and I'm not complaining about autumn because it, you know, the air is clean and crisp, you know, and it's just, it's just, you know, it makes for better sleeping, exercising, sex or whatever to all be above, you know. You know, oh, you know what's good? You like, you like split pea soup with smoked ham in it. Oh my gosh. That's the best. You like that? Yeah. That's the best. That's like, wow. That's like, that gives you your strength for the whole week. When my sister makes, makes a smoked ham for let's say a holiday and, and she cooks a smoked ham. She always gives me the center bone where all the meat attached to it and, and I, and I, and usually there's a lot of meat on it. And I use that for the soup that I just mentioned. Nothing like, nothing like it. So anyway, take care everyone. I gotta, gotta order some food. Have a good evening. All right. Thank you, James. Hopefully I see you next Sunday. Yeah. Well, I'll be, I'll be on Saturday night. I don't know. Saturday. Yep. Yeah. I mean, while you, you probably go on some, some beer review shows. Not too much these days. Up in Canada. Not a recluse, but just a land loop, you know what I mean? So, yeah, I'll be looking out for you. A little bit working that day, Saturday, I've got a 60 week coming up. So, yeah, I'll be, I'll be on at starting at 8 p.m. But you know me, I'm on for a while. All right. Well, send me a link on the email. Okay. All right. No problem. All right. Take care. All right.