I I'm Sebastian Gorka, this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome our special guest host, Jim Hansen.
Hey folks, it is Jim Hansen, and I love sitting in for Dr. G because, as usual, I'm chafed about a few things and I'd like to share them with you.
And I'm willing to bet you guys are chafed about some of the same things.
So we're gonna have a lively three hours.
We've got some great guests.
We got my good buddy, and it's a requirement.
If I guest host, I gotta have Kurt as a guest.
If Kurt guest host, he has to have me as a guest.
The savage Colonel Schlichter will be joining us later.
We got Will Chamberlain to come in and explain how We're going to seize the endowments of the universities that have been stealing money from taxpayers for decades, generations.
And we have the red-headed libertarian now of TimCast mob fame.
So we're going to talk with her about what do libertarians actually do these days.
Can you actually be one?
And how are we going to incorporate that into our new based right?
And we're going to talk about that later too.
So there's a ton of things going on.
The show name today is F the FBI.
And I got to be honest, that makes me sad.
That was my idea.
I picked that because I think we as a country have to F the FBI because it's gotten out of control.
And I think the sad thing is that's that's not the probably even the bulk of the agents who joined to keep Americans safe.
They joined to enforce laws.
They joined to protect and serve at the federal level.
They're good people.
The problem is there is a permanent bureaucracy and an embedded deep state element in the FBI, in the DOJ, in the DHS, in the DOD, in every three-letter agency and government agency right now.
And they're killing us.
They're destroying this country.
They are acting in ways that the founders would have been just revolted by.
And one of the reasons the founders revolted was the kind of tyranny that these guys are bringing back.
So I asked for the show to be named F the FBI because here's what I want.
And we've seen a little bit of this but I want more.
I want patriotic Properly motivated, good quality people who are still in the FBI to blow the whistle.
We've got some.
Some have gone to Senator Johnson.
Some have gone to Senator Grassley.
They're telling us things that we didn't know before or that we knew and we couldn't prove.
Well, guess what?
We need proof.
It's not good enough for me or Seb or any other radio person or TV pundit to go ahead and say, of course we knew that the Hunter Biden laptop was full of crimes and corruption and foreign money buying access to the presidency or the vice president, to the extent that's worth anything.
But that was going on, the laptop dropped, and we found out from FBI whistleblowers that they told the agents who had that laptop in December of 2019 to sit on it.
Don't look at it.
Don't affect the election.
Because they were still scared and feeling bad because people called them names because they talked about Hillary's emails and that got the evil orange man in office.
Yeah, well guess what?
Hillary's emails should have gotten that tremendous hag thrown in prison.
So the idea that it may have played a part in her not becoming president, her not appointing three Supreme Court justices who would have destroyed the Constitution, shredded it and replaced it with woke garbage, we owe them a debt of gratitude.
So the idea that now, in 2019, they're going to sit on evidence that the man who was running for president, the nominee, or if he wasn't nominee, the soon-to-be nominee of the Democrat Party, sold his office because his degenerate, crackhead, whoremongering son needed the money.
Well, guess what?
That should have come out, and it did not.
It was stifled, it was shut down, and the investigation didn't even start in any real way until after the election.
Now, I imagine they're slow rolling it still and they're going to try and pin just a tax charge or something lame on Hunter.
But that came out through whistleblowers from the FBI.
So here is my call to any government employee or anyone married to a government employee or anyone who knows a government employee of any kind.
If you believe in the founding principles and the things that make America great, Help us take down the deep state.
Rat them out.
I'm sorry.
It's not snitches get stitches.
It's patriots tell the truth.
They've been using the system, abusing state power, and attacking their political opponents for too long.
They've been getting away with it because our team plays by the rules.
Well, guess what?
Whether that's playing by the rules or not, whether it's violating the rules, whatever it is, I'm asking for more whistleblowers.
I'm asking for people, if you don't want to do it now, gather evidence.
If you know there is malfeasance going on, if you know they're abusing state power and you've seen it in any way, if you know they're doing garbage racist training, if you know that they're doing any of the woke crap that is destroying this country, I'm asking you to do your part and bring that out.
Bring it out now if you can, bring it out later if you have to.
If you for some reason need help figuring out how to do that without getting busted, I can help.
So find a way to get to me.
Find a way.
You'd know someone.
Odds are you know someone who knows how to do this.
It's not that difficult.
The left's been doing it forever.
We need to do it too.
So I'm asking patriots, I'm asking good American public servants to serve the public, to honor their oath to the constitution and stop the deep state from crashing us into the iceberg like they're doing right now.
They're destroying the country.
They've destroyed trust.
I can't imagine being an FBI agent.
I can't imagine being a kid who grew up wanting to be an FBI agent, wanting to do the right thing, wanting to keep their country safe, and now having to listen to people like me.
Talk about their agency like they're dogs.
Talk about their agency like they're traitors to the country.
I know most of you aren't.
I know that.
I don't want to be doing this.
It wasn't my idea.
They started it.
Help us stop them.
Help us take them down.
Rat them out.
Rat them out.
Doesn't make you a bad person.
It makes you someone who's helping the rest of us ensure that this country doesn't end up in some second civil war, in some national divorce, We're in deep trouble.
Don't let anybody convince you otherwise.
Nobody trusts anybody else.
The only way to fix that is to make sure that we don't believe that we have a Stasi or a Gestapo or a secret police or a collection of state security apparatus that is being used to take down the political opponents of that deep state permanent bureaucracy.
Screw those guys.
They're nobodies.
They're not the right people.
They're not even honorable people.
They know they're abusing power and they don't care.
They don't care if it's unconstitutional.
They don't care if it's moral or ethical or anything else.
They have a woke secular religion that they're trying to stick up to something of the rest of us.
I caught myself there for I like to get believed.
Don't let them do that, alright?
So, I'm asking you.
I am asking you at the FBI, the DOJ, the DHS, the CIA, the NSA, the DOD, every place this is going on, and you know about it.
You have an obligation now because that's part of enemies, foreign and domestic.
That is not a violation of your oath.
That is upholding your oath.
They're the ones who are violating it.
Help us take them down.
So there you go.
Like I said, if you need help figuring out how, I might just put a tutorial up as to the ways to properly whistleblow.
This is Jim Hanson, this is America First Radio, and we're just getting warmed up.
More fire to come.
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
Oh, he's now?
I'm asking where he is.
Oh, okay.
Alrighty.
If he's not near, I can, uh... I got other things I'm chafed about.
I'm sure.
Three and a half minutes.
He's in the lobby.
I'll go grab him.
All right Jeff's going to fetch the guests How's it going rumblers all 500 of you so far welcome welcome one and all We're gonna get some today.
Mm-hmm.
You already tell them about the Open season on the final rant Oh, I haven't told them yet.
Would you like to tell them, Jim?
I'm sure they'd love to hear it from you.
So RumbleChat, we had fun last time.
We ended up doing Alien vs. Predator.
We are now taking nominations for what you guys want for the final rant in about, you know, probably halfway through the third hour.
So make your suggestions.
They can be outrageous.
Outrageous is, you know, that's fun.
Or they can be topical.
I don't care.
You guys put them out there and then we'll pick three and we'll put those out on Seb's Twitter.
And again, whatever gets the vote, I will do one segment on cuz.
You guys get to rock once in a while.
Alright, Rumblers.
Submit your nominations for what you want Jim to rant about.
It can be anything!
Pop culture again?
Britney Spears.
Lady Gaga.
Nickelodeon vs. Disney.
Harry Styles on the cover of Rolling Stone, that little girly man.
Can I say girly man?
We're in the break, I can say whatever I want.
Well, that's a G-rated version of what he should be called.
Yeah, I know.
I remember seeing one article saying, like, controversy after some people declare Harry Styles to be the king of pop and, like, Michael Jackson's family outraged.
The king of pop!
Yeah, yeah.
I'm gonna test this bumper real quick.
Do you want the phones open yet or do you want me to wait?
Yeah, not yet.
We'll do two segments with Will.
William!
Want the mics live while he's here?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We'll go mics live because we're talking smack.
It's that kind of day.
You look very respectable.
All right.
What do we got?
A minute.
Hey, can we get a mic check?
Yeah, can you get the guest to talk, please?
Talk, please.
Yeah.
What are we doing today?
Seize the endowment stuff.
You're seizing the endowment!
By force, if needed.
By force?
How else do you seize something?
I don't know.
It's sort of the necessary connotation.
Force or threat of force, I guess, is always a game.
Right, right, right.
Yeah, show up and... Oh, we're getting some interesting suggestions here from the Rumble chat.
Just yoink it out of whatever their bank accounts are.
Right on.
Yeah.
.
to be or not to be msnbc hey folks jim hansen i'm I am back.
Dr. G is out, but we are rocking hard today and we are joined by one of the smart people, one of the educated people, someone with a lot of credentials from universities that matter.
And we're going to use those against him.
We have Will Chamberlain, my good friend.
How you doing, buddy?
Good to be with you, Jim.
So you were early on the scene, like you often are, with a hot, spicy take.
Yeah.
Several years ago, I remember this, where you were saying, seize the endowments of the universities, and I'm going to be, I'm going to cop to it.
I thought you were crazy.
I thought it was a crazy idea.
I was like, you can't do that.
And no one will ever want to do that.
How are you going to get people behind that?
And all of a sudden, It's time to seize the endowments.
Everybody agrees.
Everybody's sort of come around to the idea that, wait a second, actually, universities are really obnoxious.
And they're defrauding children.
And maybe we shouldn't let that happen.
Maybe we should make them compensate their victims.
So before we seize their endowments, I want to ask your opinion.
Can Biden steal tax dollars to pay off the loans of these people?
Is that legal?
I mean, it's a close question, honestly.
I don't think it's obvious which way it'll go.
There's a lot of emergency powers that the president has.
I remember, go all the way back to the debates when Trump was president, we were talking about the emergency powers to build the wall.
A lot of people were saying, oh, we can't do that.
And I was like, no, no, that power's there.
Congress has granted a lot of power to the president.
Now, the way that Biden's doing it, he says he's using the COVID emergency to grant debt relief.
Come on.
Doesn't make a lot of sense.
I think, you know, if I had to bet, I'd bet that the courts would ultimately strike it down.
But I don't think it's, it's not nearly as clear cut as, say, the, what was it?
It was the rent... I forget the word now.
Oh, the rent abatement where they were like, yeah, you don't have to pay.
Right.
We're right.
They were going to, you know, stop it for two more months.
He had no authority to do that.
That was obvious.
This, I think, is actually somewhat close.
Now, Nancy Pelosi, though, she last year was out saying, oh, Biden can't just unilaterally do this.
There are, you know, houses of Congress that are in charge of the money.
And all of a sudden, well, she's not really running her mouth about this issue.
Yeah, I think she was probably a little ahead of herself in the sense that she hadn't actually done the reading.
Might have been drinking.
Who knows?
Maybe with Paul.
Maybe that was what was going on.
But the question of can he do it?
Maybe.
Should he?
Obviously not if he's just going to take the money from hardworking taxpayers.
I think that it's important for the right to not just complain about how unfair it is, because shocker, Democrats are doing something unfair to us.
Like, that happens every day.
They're doing something unprecedented.
Gee, that happens all the time.
So the question is, what are we going to do about it when we take power?
Okay, so now let's get to the fun part.
We're going to seize the endowments.
Now, I can think of an easy way to do it, you know, me and a couple of my friends get together, we hop in my Sprinter van, you know, do the talking heads.
We got a van, it's loaded with weapons, and we roll up to Harvard.
Sure.
They got a pile of money so big we probably couldn't fit it in the Sprinter van, even if it was gold bullion.
Right, or we could, you know, send a newly reconstituted FBI, maybe a new bureau.
I don't think the current one would do it.
I'm not sure the current one would do it.
Henry VIII, I think, he dissolved the monasteries to take all their funds.
We should turn the universities back into monasteries.
I like the idea.
I think you're on the right track.
But here's the issue I see.
The reason they have these endowments is because they get to keep their money tax-free.
And at some level, we want to have a robust educational system that teaches people things.
They don't teach anything useful.
Right.
Or mostly.
So they may not be serving their purpose, but if we take away somehow their tax-free status, what does that do to the Catholic Church?
I mean, I think you could easily write the law in such a way that it focuses on education and it doesn't focus on the Church.
Indeed, it would be much harder to do it to the Church because of the First Amendment.
Right.
There's not a First Amendment guarantee of university freedom, but there certainly is a religious freedom.
So I think we could put many, many more constraints on the universities.
Now, you know, obviously seizing the endowments outright probably runs into some due process problems.
I will grant that.
You know, taking property without, you know, a court order.
There's a takings clause.
There's a takings clause.
There's lots of things that usually prevent that sort of thing from happening.
That said, there are a lot of things you could do that would really gut the effectiveness of the university system.
One of them, I haven't fully workshopped this idea, but the idea is that when you're an employer and you're interviewing somebody, There's a lot of questions you're not allowed to ask a prospective employee, correct?
But what if one of those questions was, do you have a college degree?
And suddenly you're allowed to ask other questions to assess the aptitude and capability of your employee, but you're not allowed to ask questions about whether or not they possess a college degree.
How many people go to college if during a job interview you couldn't even mention it?
So okay, now that brings me to, I put it in the pimping of the show today, but I don't have a college degree.
I told Seb the story, I went to University of Wisconsin-Madison for one semester, I partied like a rock star, I got five incompletes, and my dad kicked me out and told me to join the army.
Right?
Since then I have not gone back, I haven't done anything.
I actually lost a job that I had an offer for, a very lucrative job, when they were doing the due diligence after accepting the offer.
And they said, we don't have your college in here.
What university did you graduate from?
I said, I didn't.
They rescinded the offer because I didn't have a degree, even though they were pretty happy with me, happy with what I'd done, my experience.
So it's not obvious that a university actually trains anybody for a job.
It's a credential at this point more than it is job training.
And especially at bachelors.
I mean, there are some, I actually am like, not to be, you know, a little bit self-interested because I have a law degree, but there is, there are some real things you get taught in law school and other professional schools, medical schools.
But a basic bachelor's degree in 2020 doesn't mean anything.
It doesn't mean anything.
I've got the Googler.
If I need to know something, I can ask it.
My phone knows more.
Kids come out and get bachelors without even learning how to write an essay.
It's remarkable.
Well, they're busy being taught that they're racist and there are all these other problems.
So it's just indoctrination.
So we're subsidizing indoctrination.
We're saying that you need to go through this indoctrination in order to get a job and then pay for the privilege.
And kids are right.
I mean, the funny thing is, it doesn't matter if you're in a group of conservative kids or liberal kids or, you know, people in their 20s and 30s.
If you say college is a scam, everybody's like, yup, it's a massive scam.
And a lot of people have been hurt by it.
I don't want Republicans to focus too much on, gosh, it's so absolutely unfair that we are compensating the victims of this fraud.
I want to say, you've got to make sure the right people are paying for it.
It's not fair to working class Americans who didn't go to college to pay for the tuition of people who did.
But the universities have tons of money.
They need to be forced to pony up.
And they did.
They gamed the system completely by, oh my gosh, tuition seems to rise every time the amount of money someone can borrow to go ahead and go to school goes up.
And there was just this ratcheting up.
And then all of a sudden, and they still, they gamed the system by not paying their graduate assistants.
You know, I mean, there's an entire very un-American thing about universities right now.
Oh yeah, the sort of university employment system and the economics of the modern university are terrible and very, very exploitative at any number of levels.
I mean, they exploit their undergraduate students in terms of egregious tuition increases.
They exploit their graduate students who they make pay or they make do very, very cheap labor and actually teach the classes that the professors don't.
and they hire a bazillion diversity bureaucrats to indoctrinate your kids or handle Title IX stuff, and it's this entire entrenched class of people who don't add anything productive to our economy and yet make six-figure salaries, and are the exact kind of people who are also just about to get their debts forgiven because that limit is all the way and are the exact kind of people who are also just about to get their debts forgiven because I don't like that.
So we're going to go ahead and have a quick break, and when we come back, let's scheme a little bit about what we can do to fix it.
Aside from rolling up in the Sprinter van and seizing Harvard's endowment.
This is Jim Hanson.
We're doing America First Radio.
We'll be back with Will Chamberlain after the break.
What I had was I had a track record as an executive recruiter that was massive.
And I had made tons of money, placed people in these massive... I had Lockheed Martin as a client.
We were doing real shit.
So I go in, I sit down, I meet with their guys, they love me.
I blew their doors off and they're like, yeah, we need you now.
And their little admin assistant, she's like, where did you graduate again?
It doesn't have it here on your application.
No more.
I said I did not.
Yeah.
They were like, we can't have that.
Yeah, it's very, it's silly, and it's the only thing that keeps the sort of scam going is the need to have one to get a normal job, even though it doesn't correlate.
I mean, it's such a weak correlation between, you know, what you learn or what you've actually accomplished.
So, you know, I just think that you can use any, you can, you know, write some new anti-discrimination laws that says you're just not allowed to discriminate on this basis.
That's interesting.
I hate to add protected classes, but...
We gotta put everything on the table.
At this point, who cares?
It's bad enough as it is.
It's not like we can make it worse.
How could we possibly make it worse?
What happens then?
They add other protected classes?
Well, they've already added a bazillion of them.
It's a one-way ratchet.
Basically, it's like the left's been like, protect class, protect class, protect class, and the right's never like, hey, maybe don't discriminate against our voters, please.
Thank you.
Ooh, maybe we become a protected class.
If these things aren't going away, why can't we use them?
You know, I wish you weren't right when you say that.
Because I always want to think, oh no, we're going to sweep it out and be a new breed.
What, we're going to repeal the Civil Rights Act?
No, we're not.
No chance.
But what we could do, here's the thing, I think the Civil Rights Act is the greatest tool against wokeness that there is.
That's true, I agree.
Because it is, it's neo-racism.
I agree, I agree.
So, using the Civil Rights Act to destroy wokeness would be so poetic.
It's a lot, I mean, you know, let's use, I'm a big fan, you know, use the tools you have available to you.
Like, even if they're your opponent's tools, if they're there, use them.
Like, it's much simpler than trying to just overturn all the other tools.
I mean, Yeah, it's as simple as yes, we should use civil rights law.
You know, minor expansions of it mean we get access to all the things that the left has done to us.
We just get to suddenly turn that around on them.
Okay.
You know, rather than just be like, oh, well, this is all wrong.
We shouldn't do anything about it.
No, and I think we have to get past, and I always have been, and what I like about you is you're always forward-leaning, you know?
And I'm pretty forward-leaning, but then all of a sudden I get to this point where I'm like, well, we probably shouldn't do that because unintended consequences.
And I just got past that, like, in the past couple years.
Yeah, well, I mean, it's... Like, who cares?
The intended consequences are bad enough.
Yeah, I mean, and also it's like that whole thing where, you know, people are like, but what about the precedent we set?
It's like, did you just see what Biden did this week?
Right.
There are no precedents.
Well, it's like they don't, Democrats don't rely on our precedents to choose what to do.
Nope.
All right.
I like that.
You know, I mean, creative destruction, you know, you know, the OODA loop.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I love, I love OODA loop because it's, it throws your opponent off balance and that's what the left's really bad when they're off balance because they've been in charge for so long and they control so many things that they're not used to it when they catch a good kick to the balls.
Right.
And this is why I love to see this.
Like, he just, he...
He just runs out.
Right, like... like...
America First.
Magnificent.
Hey folks, Jim Hansen.
We are back doing America First Radio.
Still talking with Will Chamberlain because we're not done blowing up the status quo of higher education.
And during the break we were scheming a little bit, like we do, and the idea was what is there to conserve of the higher education system that matters, so why not blow it up?
And before we just totally blow it up, I see a bifurcation, which is a big word I would have learned if I'd gone to university.
Instead, I read the book and learned it.
Between the credentialed class that goes into information jobs and goes into the places that they get based on having graduated from Harvard or Brown or any of those other places, and then the people who actually do things, who make tangible things, who go through what used to be vocational technical training, Which I would add the information technology workers, too.
So I would put the coders and the network people and the IT people and all of them in the working class, not in the credentialed class, and let's build a second square of this.
So like you had the idea before, let's not make them able to say, well, you don't have a college degree, you can't have that job.
Let's say, okay, oh, you do have the training to do this job from a school that teaches you actually how to do something instead of indoctrinating you.
You know how to code with Python?
We need a Python coder.
Yeah, no, I think that that's the – it would change the way employment and job applications work dramatically.
And I think for the better, if you were able to test for aptitude or experience or understanding of particular fields that you're about to apply for, Great.
But you're not allowed to essentially ask about, did they spend four years at some random college?
Why in the end does that matter very much when kids don't even learn how to write coming out of there?
There was a point in time where you would go to college and you proved that you could learn, you proved that you were able to be trained, you proved that you at that point had gotten some basic, you know, civic and educational skills and basic knowledge that was useful.
That's gone.
Oh yeah.
It's totally gone.
So now I like the idea.
I was an executive recruiter at one point.
I did some work with that.
So identifying who could actually do the job versus who had credentials that looked good was one of the things that I had to do because it wasn't the company's not going to pay me 50 grand to hire somebody if I'm giving them someone who just simply has the right blocks checked until we were doing diversity hire.
Right.
Right.
Then the correct blocks had to be checked and they had nothing to do with competence.
They had to do with, you know, your chromosomes and your melanin.
Right.
And I mean, this throws a whole wrench into the whole diversity because much of the whole diversity hiring thing is it starts with diversity in the colleges where it's Essentially, like, you know, white men are getting discriminated against, frankly.
And Asians!
And Asians, too.
I'd be pissed if I was an Asian mom who dragon-mommed my kid into getting, you know, A-pluses through their whole career and all of a sudden they got to go to a state school because all the slots are gone.
Over-discrimination on the basis of race is wrong.
It's been in employment.
Shocking!
Isn't it weird that you had to actually say that?
Yeah, it's wrong.
Over-discrimination on the basis of race is wrong.
We talked a little bit in the break about using the Civil Rights Act against wokeness, and I think that's a place going back to blowing up higher education.
Let's enforce the Civil Rights Act against both colleges, universities, and corporations that now are saying, we are not going to interview White men for this because we don't have the diversity.
Right.
I mean, you could have federal laws.
I mean, all the Supreme Court has said is that it's permissible for universities to discriminate under the Constitution.
But there's no reason you couldn't write a federal law that just bans it outright, says no federal funding to any university that does this stuff.
And it's always about the money.
It's always about the money.
There's a lot you can do with federal money.
And I think also one big thing to realize, and it's a takeaway now that we have to take away from the loan cancellation, is that every student loan the government backs or funds at this point has to be seen as de facto government spending because there's nothing stopping Democrats from in the future forgiving the loans just for no reason to help their base.
You know, should the government be spending this money on these worthless degrees?
I don't think so, as a general thesis.
I think plenty of people in government and on the left and in the permanent bureaucracy would say, well, absolutely, because they're getting their diversity and their CRT training.
They're getting their indoctrination.
They're turning more people into liberals.
It is.
It's a training center for the people who are fundamentally transforming this country into a socialist crap hole.
And the funny thing is, it doesn't make you more competent.
It makes you more liberal.
I think even the liberal David Shore, who's like the Democrat poll expert, he did a really good job showing that the class divide, it's not so much how much money you make, it's your credentials.
Like, and it doesn't, you know, if you're a very wealthy person with, you know, either no college degree or just a bachelor's, you're a lot more likely to vote Republican than if you're, you know, like a middle-income person with a PhD who's gonna vote Democrat.
Which is insane, and that's why we brought Will Chamberlain in to help us figure out how to blow up higher education.
I think we got some good ideas.
I want to marinate on this a little, because like I said, it took me a while to come around, but you were right.
I love, I love to give credit.
I love to be wrong.
When the right idea is better.
So thanks, Will.
We'll talk to you again soon.
This is Jim Hanson.
We are definitely doing some more America First Radio.
Things are about to get lively about the queering of America.
We'll be back after the break.
Can't call me a queer.
Now they're going to be queers.
Yeah, they're going to embrace it.
Isn't it awesome?
I think what they're going to try and do, I think they're going to try and n-word it.
Yeah, right.
At this point they want to lump in trans with all the other identities which Americans have basically accepted.
But there aren't, yeah, and what we need to do is then there's a wedge to be driven with normal gays and lesbians from the freak parade.
Oh yeah, and that's the huge internal tension between that argument, right?
The whole argument behind acceptance of homosexuality was, it's inborn, it's ingrained, like your sexual attraction's ingrained, and the trans community is like, whoa!
We want to just invent it as we go along.
Well, dude, I appreciate you coming in.
It was a pleasure, always.
Absolutely.
We'll talk to you again soon.
Yep.
Cool.
Three minutes.
All right, I already got some interesting suggestions here from the Rumble Chat, Jim.
Hold on, my ears aren't in if you're talking to me.
No worries.
All right, what's up?
Got some suggestions already here.
What do you got?
From the Rumble Chat.
Here's one you'd probably like.
Van Halen, best lead singer.
David Lee Roth or Sammy Hagar?
That's a good one.
That's a Hatfields and McCoys.
Best Doc Holliday, Val Kilmer or Dennis Quaid?
Oh, that's Val Kilmer.
Come on.
This one's intriguing.
I'm gonna Huckleberry.
I saw that movie recently.
I didn't realize how long it was.
Another suggestion, barstool conservatism and the cowardice therein.
Interesting.
I would like that, because I would kick little... Well, I'm not sure I could get my leg low enough to kick him in the nads.
Portnoy?
Portnoy.
I don't like Portnoy.
Yeah, I've definitely got some thoughts on those, just from discussing with friends.
I think the funniest thing was the pictures of him on his tippy toes standing with everyone.
It's mean to be, you know, mean to short people, but I actually was I was texting back and forth with Seb about this yesterday because he sent that picture out.
And then I'm like, dude, you know, you can say that that what kind of a man does a picture like that?
And I'm like, dude, you're the man who forces me to sit on a booster seat because you're so fucking Well, just imagine when Portnoy did that interview with Trump at the Oval Office, having to stand next to Trump and tower over him.
Yeah, he interviewed Trump.
It was towards the end of 2020, I think.
Well, I don't remember the picture of them.
No, they were standing.
It was outside.
Just imagine them standing together because Trump's over six feet.
Let's see what else.
This is more of a sub-question, but Star Wars vs. Star Trek.
I don't give a crap.
Okay, another one of the same vein as the previous one.
John Wayne vs. Clint Eastwood.
Wow.
You know, you got me at the beginning of that.
My voice is in the beginning of that.
Is that Alex?
For whatever reason when you clipped it, I was talking.
Because I've heard it the last two times you played it.
There's like a second of me flapping my gum hole.
I'll have to edit it then.
There's not enough time.
35 seconds.
No worries. No worries.
No worries.
Hey folks, this is most definitely not CNN.
This is America First Radio.
It would be America Last Radio if it was CNN, or it would be America Nobody's Listening Television if it was CNN.
And incidentally, isn't it kind of fun that the potato is gone?
Stelter's gone.
Looks like Lemon and Acosta and the rest of those losers, they're on the chopping block too.
I could not possibly be happier about that.
I don't think there's anything that gives me more joy than watching the so-called journalists of the left figure out that their brand of propaganda Doesn't always sell.
They've been getting away with it for so long.
And I think it's interesting because right now we're in a situation where they control what America thinks.
There is a collection, a cabal, a collusion, a conspiracy between the media, the tech tyrants, the deep state, and Democrat operatives to decide what things the American public is allowed to know.
And it started, it started slowly.
They did this well.
They would, you know, there's an element of editorial control in the media that it's more the stories you don't cover than the stories you do cover.
And what they do, I think Iowa Hawk on Twitter, Dave Burge had one of the greatest lines ever.
Journalism is covering a story with a pillow until it dies.
And they do one of two things.
They either smother the news they don't want, or they spin the news they do.
And I think that right now is, if you've got CNN, actually firing and it's not like stelters a decent human being or a quality journalist or anything other than one of the most funny looking funny sounding dorks i've ever seen maintain a presence on a on a major media outlet for as long as he did and who could not possibly
have been more partisan and more narcissistically arrogant about how partisan he was and lasted how i don't know how many years he had the show but if it was more than 30 seconds it was way too long So now CNN literally has to come in and look at, well, okay, we don't have any viewers anymore.
That's that might be a problem.
I think we were trying to sell advertising.
And if we don't have viewers, we can't sell advertising.
And at some point there was a board meeting at CNN like, you know, as much fun as it's been running Pravda here, you know, with our little three letter logo.
At some point, we have to actually convince people to watch this.
And the number of people who are as obsessed with hating Trump and essentially hating anything We, the people of America, first believe...
That was not a big enough audience to support a business.
And I think that's good.
I think that is actually a sign that there is hope for this country.
If you can get the tater off the television, that is at least one piece, one data point in a sea.
And trust me, don't think for a second I'm deluded enough to think that means we're winning.
We're getting our butts kicked, alright?
Don't even doubt that for a second.
But we're not done.
So the more we go ahead and at least stand up to these people, because I think they have gone so far, the problem they have is they're kind of their own self-licking ice cream cone.
You know, the more they say the same things and they do it inside their bubble.
You know, they're like that woman who said, I don't know how Nixon won.
No one I know voted for him.
OK, well, they're the same thing.
I don't know how Trump won.
Nobody I know, everyone I know hates him.
You know, all of those things.
They live in such a closed circuit that everything they say in here.
Is is self-reinforcing.
And so it doesn't have to be true.
You know, it just has to match in their chosen narratives.
But the problem is they've been successful enough in, you know, adding between the cable news and and even all the rest of the media there.
Their corporate regime media are just as culpable.
But then you add in the power of the tech tyrants.
You add in Google's ability to affect.
If you ask a question on the Internet, the leftists get to tell you what the truth is.
And that's garbage.
Now, you may say, well, I use DuckDuckGo or I use something else.
OK, you're in the minority and you're also listening to this show.
So you're a sentient being, not a sheep.
So I think there's a there's a problem in that too many people don't have the time, effort, energy or inclination to go ahead and find their own data, find their own information, go to the sources, go behind the headline.
They get their news by what's on the Chiron when they walk past CNN in the freaking airport.
Well, guess what?
That's no longer acceptable.
And I think the fact that we now are seeing a purge, and I think there's going to be more.
I think that's the fun part.
I think we can dance on a few more journalistic graves and talk about how they need to learn to code.
Tater would probably be a pretty decent... No, he wouldn't.
Tater would suck at anything, let's be clear.
He would not be a decent coder and we wouldn't want him building software.
But he can go to Media Matters and maybe Brian Stelter could be the new guy who does transcripts for Seb's show.
That would be awesome.
Be a good job for him.
There you go.
Stelter, why don't you apply?
We'll make sure to give you edgy, catchy quotes like, hey, guess what?
1776.
Oh, Hansen said 1776.
I think they're planning an insurrection on the America First radio show.
Oh, my God.
But that's basically the level of journalism that we've got coming out of those organs, which is why you get things like Tater getting fired, and his whole show.
They axed everyone, and good.
I don't want to be happy that my fellow Americans and citizens lost their jobs, because those people are my enemies.
They may be Americans, but they're my enemies.
They're your enemies.
The people who made reliable sources—it's the Inflation Reduction Act of CNN show names—it could not be less reliable.
But those people, their job was to misinform.
Now, I'm not saying they believe that.
But I'm saying if you can get any decent human being to get outside the bubble and look at what they were doing, look at the lies they told, look at the every conspiracy theory about Trump they followed past the bitter end.
They deserved to get sacked.
And we can clap.
I'm happy those people don't have jobs.
I hope they don't find jobs.
I hope they suffer for a while.
I don't want their kids to go hungry, but I don't want them to not feel the pain for what they did to this country.
So screw you guys.
This is Jim Hanson.
We're having a very spicy show today as the as the youngs are prone to saying.
We will be back.
Dr. G's out.
He will be back on Monday.
You got Kurt Schlichter tomorrow and you got Kurt Schlichter with me next hour.
We'll be back after the break.
Haven't done
any of my reading stuff, have I? - I will do a food for the poor.
Hello, poor people.
I'm going to burn in hell.
I am literally going to burn in hell.
I need to tell the burn in hell.
I've got a great burn in hell story that I may tell later in the show.
It was scary.
It was the little four-year-old girl telling me I was going to burn in hell because of my badness.
Oh my goodness.
Yeah, I know.
She wasn't really wrong, you know, but you just don't expect that from four-year-olds.
Oh, here's a suggestion for the poll you'll like, Jim.
Put Millie in there, because we'll kick him around.
He's got a bunch of ribbons, man.
Have you seen how big his ribbon rack is?
People were sharing memes comparing that giant ribbon rack to Patton, who had three ribbons.
Yeah, it's a little sad, but I get it.
Has he got his pronouns in his... We need a Millie email to see if he's got his pronouns in there like the guy.
Jabba the Hutt.
I would add to Greatest Generals just to go ahead and give somebody some fodder, Stonewall Jackson.
Not because I'm a confederate, but because he was that good.
What about Lee?
Not really.
He was a decent leader, but as far as generaling, my dad was a Civil War historian.
He went to West Point and then they did their rides where they go and do the battlefields and all that stuff.
He studied Stonewall Jackson in depth because you should.
If you want to know how to general, if you want to know strategy and tactics, he was a gamer.
It's funny.
I've got these empty bourbon decanters of all the Civil War generals.
So I've got Grant and I've got Lincoln and Jefferson Davis and Stonewall.
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This is definitely not CNN.
Amen.
I was pretty sure we made that fairly clear last segment, this is not CNN, but it's still not CNN and it never will be CNN.
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Hey folks, there's a bit of nastiness that's been going on that I think we need to step up our calls against.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, representative, U.S.
Congresswoman, has had SWAT teams call to her house twice in the past couple days.
It's this trans activist scumbag who is doing the swatting thing where you tell the police there's some sort of life and death situation there, and the cops have to go in treating that as if it's a life or death situation.
That's a great way to get someone who just thinks they're defending their home killed, which is the goal.
Now, I think there's a term for that.
I know there's a term for that.
It's domestic terrorism.
It's leftist domestic terrorism aimed at actually getting a member of Congress killed.
Why in the world does Granny's Trespassing in Trump Gear on January 6th capture the imagination of the left for Years on end now, but we can't get them even slightly interested in this.
This is a disgrace and it's something everyone should be able to say is beyond the pale.
Whoever's doing this, they're coming for you.
Those good guys at the FBI hopefully will be knocking on your door soon.
This is Jim Hansen.
We are at the top of the hour.
You guys need some news.
We're going to go ahead and get loosened up because the second hour will include my buddy Kurt Schlichter and we're going to be unhinged.
So we'll be back with more America First after the news.
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You can turn our comms back on, Alex.
I'm reading the story.
Something doesn't add up here with MTG, because apparently it was a tranny who ordered the swatting on her now twice.
Can you say that in the break?
Oh, I mean, I use the word on a regular basis, so I don't care.
Either way, they say it's a tranny, but they say they're from the website Kiwi Farms, which is like a far-right website.
So why would a trans person be colluding with a right-wing website?
That doesn't make much sense to me.
Nothing has to make sense these days.
We're so beyond common sense that it's all gone.
It's legal.
So, anyhow.
It's evil whoever's doing it, and I don't think it's our team doing it, too.
No, it's definitely not.
It's definitely not.
Maybe they're trying to do a two-for-one there.
They're trying to get Kiwi Farms taken down and they're trying to do that.
Ah, now you're thinking.
False flag and swatting at the same time.
100%.
So when do you want to post the poll, then?
Usually you want it up during the second hour, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's, uh, okay, so... Hey, Alex, just a note, kick in Skid Row when we come out of the break, because I'm gonna, this is the Queering of America segment, so that, yes, yes it is.
When do you want the phones open?
Now, or you want to talk to Schlichter, or what?
It's up to you.
Yeah, let's, let's do it coming out of Schlichter.
Okay.
Because we'll, we'll probably keep Queering America, because we got the He-Him Admiral.
The queering of the military.
Alright, I need to remind my wife to pull the steaks out.
I pulled 50-day dry-aged steaks out of the fridge this morning and cut them up.
Nice.
Yeah, that was... They were very, very crusty.
I should post pictures.
They get so crusty and there's mold on them and everything.
It was nasty.
It's awesome.
Alright.
Alright, so I was thinking... Oh, okay.
She's not on yet, so you can keep... So, I think I know what the three topics are going to be, most likely, from the ones we've had so far.
All right.
So far.
Uh-oh.
Give it up.
Punkin' Love.
Hey, can you pull the steaks out of the fridge?
Or the steak out of the fridge?
It's wrapped up.
It's in the thing.
I just want it to warm up to room temperature.
Ah, thank you.
Love you, bye.
All right.
All right, hit me with the... I was thinking the three that will go to the poll.
The best military general question, the best Van Halen singer, and the barstool conservatism question.
Sounds good.
Alrighty.
Oh yeah, one hour.
Let's have it for one hour.
Cool.
I can actually do that.
I've got steak pictures on my phone.
I always see Seb doing this and I'm like, you can do that.
I'm still not quite totally at ease with this whole radio catching up on me.
Got it.
Yeah.
What's up?
Hang on one second.
So the affidavit they're going to release tomorrow at noon.
No, come on.
The redacted version?
Yeah, it'll say nothing.
Come on, it'll say Mar-a-Lago.
Orange man bad.
All right, Rumble Chat.
The poll is live on Seb's Twitter, at Seb Gorka.
Go cast your votes, now, now, now.
We'll be up for one hour.
what's up guy two and a half minutes Right on.
It's just nasty looking.
Yeah.
I honestly think any one of those three will make for a great topic.
I kind of don't care which one wins, honestly.
I'm down.
I'm not going to do a whole segment on just Van Halen.
I'll do on new members to bands.
Mm-hmm.
Because I can cheat.
What are they going to do?
We have security here.
I remember last time it was like the two topics were political and one was just fun and the pop culture one, the alien versus predator, and that's the one that won.
Because they get politics all day long.
Why not have some fun?
You know, I mean, that's... I get sick of this crap.
Yeah.
I kind of hope the music one wins because music's my favorite thing anyhow.
I have a feeling that one will win.
We'll see.
We'll see.
90 seconds.
Alright.
I'm kind of sad the primary season is winding down, though.
There's, like, really nothing left that's interesting.
New Hampshire and Rhode Island, I guess, but that's about it.
Not even sure those are real states.
New Hampshire's a real state.
That's live free or die.
I would say Trish Regan would disagree with the assumption that it's not a real state.
But yeah, I guess there's one seat in Rhode Island that I think the Republicans can flip, which would be cool.
The second district.
Rhode Island.
See, Rhode Island and Delaware are the two that I just, I'm not sure those places are real.
I bend to both of them, but I still, I question.
I question whether those are real states or whether they're just, you know, something like a Potemkin.
DC42 in the chat asks, isn't there a non-left version of Twitter yet?
President Trump has a platform now, I believe.
Yeah, I mean, but it's preaching to the choir.
What I love about Twitter is making the leftists feel the pain.
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I'm Sebastian Gorka, this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome our special guest host, Jim Hansen.
Jim Hansen.
Dr. G will be back on Monday, and we are having a lot of fun in his absence, as we always do.
The bumper music there, for those of you who could hear it on the radio, was Sweet Little Sister by Skid Row.
Now, come on, I'm an 80s guy.
Hair metal, all of it.
I was all that rock and roll, made it through grunge.
I lived in Washington State when grunge was a thing.
So all that rock and roll was my game.
And we're going to get to talking about Sebastian Bach, who is the lead singer for Skid Row and who is now, he's a Canadian-American, so he's kind of one of those hybrids.
But he's also a left-wing butthead wanker.
And we're going to talk a little bit about what a hypocritical snot rag he is because there's some lyrics in one of his songs I'm going to play in a bit.
But, But the reason I'm going to play that is because I figured out what the left's doing with the alphabet.
So, you know, the L, B, G, T, Q, R, S, T, U, S, V, multi-spirited, rabbits and fairies and all that.
All right.
They've been expanding it because every time one of their weirdos comes up with a crazy new idea, they have to add it to the alphabet.
That's the rules, I guess, as they've made them up.
So in order to do that, now they've gone.
from gay and lesbian, which was a thing.
Then they went all the way through to whatever the GBT and all the rest of those are, and nobody knows what they are anymore.
Their flag is like you raided a kindergarten and stole all the crayons and just randomly gouged lines onto a piece of paper and then took a picture of it.
They don't know.
But I figured out what they're doing, and it's actually a great plan, and it may work out for us.
I think, first of all, the whole goal is to upset the norms that run this country.
All right, they don't believe in, you know, they hated the patriarchal, you know, society, you know, America was a racist and misogynist country from its founding.
And OK, they got a point.
You know, that happened.
Women couldn't vote and there was slavery.
Those were heinous and egregious things, both.
And they're both gone.
They don't work anymore.
So they, you know, they won.
And rightfully should have won.
And anybody who was opposing that was wrong.
Okay, now that we have equal rights for all, they want to continue their fundamental transformation of this country into socialist crap hole.
And part of that is destroying all the norms.
So they act like, you know, that the norms that we all believed in were supposed to maintain that handmaid's tale version of fantasy that they want to think is what America is.
Well, no, we got past that.
We got to the point where people now should be judged on the content of their character, not the Or the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
But what they want to do now is to go ahead and take all of the gender and sex and societal norms and marriage and, you know, all the cultural norms that keep this country smoothly functioning.
A civilization is based largely on norms we all agree on.
We all agree you can't kill people.
Unless you have a really good reason.
We all agree you shouldn't steal, you know, unless you are a member of Congress or something.
You know, there's a large set of norms that we agree on, and I think the left wants to destroy that because they don't think it works out fairly.
So they invented the term equity.
Right?
And equity is equal outcome.
So what they want is is no one to ever be less or no one to be judged as different or better or anything.
Everyone is equal.
Everything is the same.
Nothing can be judged as better.
You know, Western civilization is no better than, you know, whatever pick whatever third world crap hole you want as a as an example and say those are perfectly equal.
There's no way ours is better.
But that requires them now to say that anything that their crowd, their mob, says is what they want is okay.
That's why we got the ever-expanding alphabet, the LBGTQRSUV.
That whole thing came about because, well, I have my freakish idea.
You know, I have a weird sexual perversion that I would like to mainstream.
Could you please add me to the alphabet?
And they've been doing that for a long time.
They've been mainstreaming freakish weirdness and perversion and a bunch of stuff that is not healthy and not good.
And the people who have suffered in a large way are what I would call the normal gays and lesbians, right?
I mean, there was a point in time where everybody had to kind of look around and say, you know, we all know gay people.
And they're fine.
There's nothing wrong with them.
We should not be discriminating against them.
They should be allowed to have any of the advantages of our society that they deserve.
But then what happened was all of the weirder versions, and there's nothing wrong with saying they're weirder.
That's what they want you to stop saying.
They don't want us to judge that drag queen story hour is weird and freakish and groomer behavior and bad.
They don't want us to do that, yet we should.
They don't want us to think that people who want to have thruples and any of these other things that are outside the norms of our civilization, our culture, they want to normalize that.
And that helps destroy the, you know, the single, the two parent household, the mom, dad, or moms and dads, you know, whatever.
But that stable family unit that lives in the suburbs and takes their kids to soccer practice in a minivan.
They want to stack everybody in their habit trails in the cities and have us take public transportation and go to gay orgies and give each other monkey pox.
All right.
That's really, at some level, They want all of that to be a norm.
And we need to just say no.
I mean, it's just no.
We're not going to do that.
No, that's not a norm.
That's not normal.
That's not a norm.
There are bell curves.
If you've got most of the people, the vast majority of people in between the shoulders of that bell curve, then the tail ends of that bell curve are outside the norm.
And guess what?
We don't have to say that that's equally good.
Especially if it's equally damaging to kids.
And that's what they're doing.
They're indoctrinating the kids now, at younger and younger ages, that no, you can't judge.
You don't know if you're a boy or a girl.
And it's okay if you're a boy who wants to be a girl, or a girl who thinks she's a fairy and an elf.
All that stuff is equally good.
And no, it's not.
It absolutely is not, and we need to stop it.
Now, the reason that I brought all this up is because, as I said at the opening of this little rant, I know what they're going.
I know where they're going to.
And they've shown their cards.
It's not like I'm the only one who's thought of this.
But they're going back to queer.
All right, they talk about queer culture.
There is a queer pedagogy that they actually have now, you know, institutionalized and are pushing out through the academia, through freak studies at all the universities or whatever you want to call it.
And queerness is the thing because the alphabet's getting too long.
So what they want to do is say there is no norm.
Everything is just a different flavor of queer.
And guess what?
That's stupid.
That's just idiotic.
Because the vast majority of people are cisgendered heterosexuals.
It doesn't make you happy if you're one of the people who isn't.
But it shouldn't make you mad.
That's not our fault.
It just turned out that way.
That's natural.
Now, the fact that there are things that are different from that doesn't make them bad unless you do bad things with them.
So back to the normal gays and lesbians who just want to live their life, who want to love who they love, who want to be able to go to the hospital and visit who they want, you know, who want to be able to pass their goods on when they die in a will.
All those things are proper.
But then you have what becomes the freak parade when you go farther down the line.
And those are not healthy lifestyles.
Why do you think monkey pox was a thing?
It's not the normal gays who are doing that, but the people having gay orgies and multiple sex partners and unprotected sex and all that weirdness.
That's why monkeypox became a thing.
It wasn't because it was unstoppable.
It's because they wouldn't stop.
And we're allowed to say, you should have stopped.
That was sick and freakish, and we don't accept it, especially if it's going to cause another pandemic.
So as they work on their queering of America, Just keep that in mind.
That's where they're going.
And here's the really weird part.
Here's what they're going to do.
All right, they're going to reclaim the word queer, which used to be a smear.
And that's part of what I wanted to do was play, but you can play me the clip from Sebastian Bach, that Skid Row song.
The backhand boogie was...
Okay, kill it. - Yeah.
Your friend is doing time for kicking ass on a queer.
That's a leftist singing that.
Alright, now he's gonna have to do penance for that.
Because queer is no longer legal until they re-legalize it.
So maybe he'll get away with it.
But just keep that in mind.
They're going to the queering of America and we get to say no.
This is Jim Hanson.
This is still America First Radio.
We still have norms and that's okay.
We'll be back after the break.
Well, I almost couldn't land that plane.
All right, he's on Skype.
Curtis!
There's the man.
Oh, is it work day?
It's a work day.
I hear you.
Shouldn't you have a tie on if you're lawyering?
The billing rate goes up when the tie goes on.
Is that how that works?
I tie a tie when somebody's paying.
But don't you like it?
I'm dressed like a flag.
The sound isn't very good.
Yeah, it sounds bad.
My sound should be good.
I've got my microphone here.
It doesn't sound like it's on.
Okay, hold on.
Alright, let's unfudge.
Audio video settings.
Why do I hate everything so much?
You got a pair of headphones?
- Three minutes.
- I don't know why it is doing this.
All right, how about now?
Any better?
- Not really.
- Not really.
- Why do I hate everything so much?
- You got a pair of headphones?
That usually helps.
- Yeah, jeez.
- When in doubt, pull out a pair of headphones.
I just hate everything so much.
It's all a conspiracy.
Welcome to America in 2022.
I'm having fun.
I'm just gonna say.
I'm not mad about anything.
Everything's just copacetic.
You've come to chew bubblegum and... Yeah.
Kick bootay.
All right.
How's that?
That better?
Yeah, it's better.
It was loud.
I look like I'm an agent from 1985.
Hey, you know, dude, did you see that software that will change their call center guy from India or the Philippines voice into generic American robot?
Oh boy.
Nice!
Frickin' awesome!
It actually works.
Now, what they did on their website, they've got the thing where he's talking, you know, and he's got a mild Indian accent.
And so he's going along and then you click the button and all of a sudden he goes, yes, and now you would like to... I don't want to fake the Indian accent because all of a sudden I'm Joe Biden.
But then it turns into a generic American accent.
But what they didn't do is they didn't show you, because that's not the guy who's the problem, the guy with the mild accent.
It's the one who sounds, you know, like he's from Punjab.
And I think I want to hear that one.
But the whole idea that they're using AI to change the call center people into robots is, that's a, that's freakish at some level.
It's deep.
That is the biggest tell.
That is a scam.
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, okay.
Hello.
I'm there.
Mr. Jim.
Mr. Jim.
Mr. Jim!
Yes, the Mr. Kurt thing kind of freaks me out.
Yeah, I don't like to be that.
So let's open up with your, uh, your admiral fuzz and love, and we'll go from there.
I was just doing, uh, the fact that they're going to queerness.
So they're, they're going from LGBT everything to queer.
To actively.
But I think queer is their, their, I think they're going to just use that as the term.
That's going to be the new thing because it encompasses everything.
Well, look, uh, the, uh, relief list.
This is the guy's gone, day one.
Alright, well, we're gonna open with him.
Did you see somebody pled guilty to stealing Ashley's diary?
I'm sorry.
America First.
Can you believe it?
They are saying that they don't agree with America first.
How do you say that?
Magnificent.
How do you say that?
You can't say that.
Of course America first.
We are America first and we are joined now by my good friend and savage all around awesome American Colonel Kurt Schlichter.
How are you doing, my man?
We're having fun, buddy.
We are having fun.
And we were talking last segment about the queering of America.
Let's talk about the queering of our military.
And apparently now the admirals in some places have pronouns in their email signatures.
Is this real?
I think that's a little alarming to me.
Is it alarming to you?
It is a six alarm fire like the one that burnt down the Bonhomme Richard because they're busy having pride marches instead of learning how to put out fires on ships.
What is wrong with these people?
Well, look, I'm not a sailor guy.
I'm not real in tune with the whole ship thing, but I would think that learning to fight fires on a ship would be an important thing.
And I think that Offering your pronouns to people would be an unimportant thing.
And I guess I'm just a little simplistic, Jim.
I think you do important things and not unimportant things.
Am I on the wrong track here?
You're 100% on the wrong track.
As a matter of fact, we're going to have to have you sent to a re-education camp, which will be done by Navy sailors wearing their cute little Dixie Cup hats.
They still have those, man.
I assume they do.
You know, I broke the tradition in my family.
My family had a naval tradition, and I went to the army because, you know... Good on you.
We had a lot of fun one time.
I was in Subic Bay in the Philippines, and me and my buddies happened to... we started drinking early at, like, noon on a Friday, and then we went... In Pubic Bay.
Yeah, I know.
But then we went to the clothing sales store and started trying on Navy uniforms.
And so we got the Dixie Cup hats and the bell bottoms and all that stuff.
And then we walked out the door and got busted for shoplifting.
We just wanted a picture outside.
No, we did not pay for it.
Would you pay for that stuff?
But all right, now here's the problem, though.
When you've got a situation where the admirals in the leadership of our military now believes having pronouns, which tracks, unfortunately, with the priorities, that those things are more important, that diversity and equity and inclusion are more important than actual training.
It shows why we've got absolutely no ability to get anybody.
And this guy was recruiting.
He was a recruiting admiral, and we can't get anybody to join.
Wonder why.
Well, you know, the thing is, as you and I both know, soldiers do what commanders check.
He's just doing what his commanders check.
His commanders make clear what their priorities are.
And the thing is, a commander always makes clear his priorities.
You know them, not from what he says, but what he does.
And this dude has figured out the priorities.
Priorities have rainbow pronouns in your name.
It's not to meet your recruiting goals, to actually man the ships, or woman the ships, or non-binary, other-can-being the ships.
It is to demonstrate that he is all in for this bizarre woke CRT ideology.
Have they gone to the other yet?
Have they actually done that?
Because he had he-him.
I know we've got he-hims.
Are there they-thems?
Is that legal now?
I'm sure there's all sorts of weird things in there.
What do you say no then?
Because that was one of the things, you're talking about the queering, is the queering is the removal of norms, right?
And the military is built on, the military has a culture of norms that go back so far you can't even count.
5,000 years?
Yeah!
And now if you remove those, so if you can be he, him, she, her, they, them, or us, whatever, what can't you be?
Where, where do you, do you actually have the ability to not say no to that anymore?
No, of course you have the, you have no ability to say no to it anymore because the, the command has made a decision.
You know, Biden has made his choice.
He's the commander.
And no one's—who's the guy who said, I'm not going to do this.
You're going to get our sailors killed.
Now, they've already got a bunch of Marines, and I think one sailor and one soldier killed in Afghanistan through their unbelievable incompetence, for which no one's been held accountable.
And now they're going to do it again.
The thing is, though, we could lose a war to China.
I think we would if we fought them now over Taiwan.
For a number of reasons.
And I think they would prefer not to lose because it's embarrassing.
But at some level, it wouldn't matter to them, because that's not why they're in the military.
So when did that happen?
I know it's been going on, obviously, all these things.
It's been a slow rot from inside and, you know, it's been frog boiling and all that kind of stuff.
But it's not that long ago that there was actually the idea that the military, and I said this regularly, no matter what happens to the rest of the country, we'll always be able to count on the military because the kind of people it takes to run a military are not going to put up with that crap.
And I was wrong, dude!
No, no, no, you're right!
The kind of people who create a military do not put up with that crap.
What do we have today?
We have an undermanned, under-equipped alleged force that is not doing military things.
It is giving away its equipment.
Have you seen the email traffic from the Special Forces groups?
The Carl Gustavs being sent over to Ukraine?
Yeah, I did.
I was not one of those scalpel-like SCF guys.
I was just a big hammer with an artillery battalion.
But I think the Carl Gustav is a pretty important part of the firepower for our Special Forces teams.
Yeah, if you're that small a unit and one of the few things you've got that actually blow up vehicles and punch holes in armor is no longer yours, then you've become a victim again.
And like you said, they don't care.
Well, the thing is, you know, the argument might be, well, okay, you don't have that, but you've got artillery backing you.
Not if all the shells are going across the ocean.
Not if the missiles are going across the ocean.
And all the tubes, too.
And you can debate whether it's a good idea to give arms to Ukraine or not.
What I don't think you can have a reasonable debate about is backfilling what you give.
Right, and you can't magic them.
If they give a bunch of missiles, you've got to build more missiles.
Are they building them or are they allowing gender studies people to get a free 10, 20 grand.
Well, I'm sure Raytheon and the others are doing okay.
You know, I'm sure those contracts are flowing, but the problem is that's not magic.
You know, you can't just say, oh, well, we gave all artillery shells to Ukraine.
Hold on, hold on, China.
Don't go ahead and cross the strait there.
Here's the magic artillery war.
Right, right.
We would blow you up with these.
High explosive as far as the eye can see.
If we hadn't given all our artillery away, this is what we'd be doing right now.
If we hadn't, you know, given all our anti-aircraft away, we would be using it.
What's even more dramatic is, and you being an elite special forces guy, you will probably sniff, the power of the American military, the raw power, not the scalpel-like, the sledgehammer, is units like the ones I led, Yep.
with as much stuff as they need delivered where they need it when they need it.
That is logistics.
Yep.
It is logistics.
It is the ability for me to fire shells all day and all night and place them on the enemy.
That's why we win.
And we can't win if we give them away to Ukraine.
You can't win if you don't have them!
We got a commercial for a sec.
We can get back to kicking the crap out of these guys in a minute.
Colonel Kurt Schlichter, his book is We'll Be Back, which is not a radio thing.
Buy the book.
This is Jim Hanson, America First Radio.
We'll be back in a second.
Are we back?
You got me, Kurt?
I'm back.
All right, cool.
It's always weird when the Skype comes back.
You want to keep playing military or you want to jump someplace else, man?
I'll go anywhere.
We could do Ukraine.
Do whatever you want.
I don't care.
You're the guest.
I'm not going to put you in a box, man.
Nobody puts Kurt in the corner.
Nobody puts Schlichter in the corner.
Right.
Did you hear Zuckerberg was on Rogan, Mark Zuckerberg?
And he said, before the Hunter Biden laptop story came out, the FBI came to him and they said there's gonna be a bunch of Russian disinformation coming out.
Come on.
You want the clip?
Yeah, grab that.
Oh, that's... You know, I think we're getting to the point where the litmus test for a proper conservative candidate is, will you defund and dismantle the disgraced FBI?
All right, well, let's do that, man, because I want to... And how about the fact that Joe Rogan's the one that uncovers it?
Because no one else really cares.
All right, I have the clip here.
Want to see it real quick?
Sure.
Playback one.
Go ahead and take it.
How do you guys handle things when they're a big news item that's controversial?
Like, there was a lot of attention on Twitter during the election because of the Hunter Biden laptop story, the New York Post.
Yeah, so you guys censored that as well?
So we took a different path than Twitter.
I mean, basically the background here is the FBI, I think, basically came to us, some folks on our team, and was like, hey, just so you know, you should be on high alert.
We thought that there was a lot of Russian propaganda in the 2016 election.
We have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump that's similar to that.
So just be vigilant.
All right, here's the thing.
Do we believe him?
Well, yeah, no, I do.
Oh, I totally believe him!
But cut it.
Don't run the whole thing because it's too long.
Run it from right where he says the 2016.
You know, in 2016, we heard there was Russian disinformation, and now we've been told again to be vigilant.
Just run that end part of it.
Can we clip that, Jeff?
Can you do that real quick?
There's no audio on this computer.
So you want just his answer?
Yeah, but not even all of his answer.
Just when he starts with 2016 election, when Zuckerberg, that sentence, That's how you do it, man.
That's your office, huh?
Yeah, that's my pad.
Nice, you got a palm tree.
Got a nice little view of a big intersection.
It's pretty sexy.
It's okay.
Got some stuff on the wall.
Got some palm trees there to let people know you're in California.
There's a palm tree behind me.
Got a little picture of me in Arena.
Oh, wow.
See?
She's back there.
She's always back there, man.
Behind me every step of the way with a rifle.
With a rifle.
Alright, well, yeah, let's... I started just a couple seconds before the 2016 because he says the FBI there.
Okay, good.
That'll be perfect because we don't like that.
Dude, I was recruiting whistleblowers and people to gather information on the inside with the opening segment.
Nice.
Yeah, we're starting.
Why wouldn't you?
Dude, if you were one of those good guys inside the FBI, why wouldn't you be rat-screwing them from the inside?
Time to do it.
We need lists.
Yes, we do.
Thank you.
On the side of the U.S. Constitution, America first.
We are most definitely on the side of the U.S.
Constitution.
Two of us right now on this segment have sworn oaths to it against all enemies foreign and domestic.
The other one beside me being Colonel Kurt Schlichter, author of We'll Be Back, a book you should find on Amazon and buy.
But what I want to do right now, Kurt, is we're going to play Mark Zuckerberg answering Joe Rogan about the FBI feeding him disinformation.
Is the FBI, I think, basically came to us, some folks on our team, and was like, hey, just so you know, you should be on high alert.
We thought that there was a lot of Russian propaganda in the 2016 election.
We have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump that's similar to that.
So just be vigilant.
The FBI must be defunded and dismantled.
about the Hunter Biden laptop story, which was an invented case of Russian disinformation out of what was actually just evidence of US based corruption.
Can we trust the FBI?
Can we can we stand to have the FBI operate the way it currently is?
The FBI must be defunded and dismantled.
And I think that's going to become a litmus test for conservatives.
This is just another example.
They They literally had the Hunter Biden laptop.
They knew it wasn't Russian disinformation.
But they go to these companies and tell them what they want to hear, so that they will silence the political opponents of the regime.
I mean, this is Third World stuff.
And, you know, I would love to see the Republicans do good oversight of this.
I would love to see them You know, subpoena Chris Rango, what are the names of the guys who went and saw the Facebook people and told them this was disinformation?
Because I'd like to talk to them and find out why they thought it was disinformation when it manifestly wasn't.
I don't want to talk to them.
I want to frog march them out of the building in chains.
That's what I want to do to them.
Step one, you've got to get them to commit a crime, which they will happily do in D.C.
because they'll never be charged.
What I'm a very big advocate of is taking oversight on the road.
The American people need to see oversight.
So instead of doing your allowing them to lie to you, which they do shamelessly in Washington, D.C., knowing a Washington, D.C. jury will ever convict them, I would do it in, say, Tulsa.
Go to Oklahoma.
Do it in Tulsa.
And then see what a local district court jury says.
Venue shop.
I mean, they venue shop all the time.
They pick a place where they know the judges will do something stupid.
I think it's very important to go where the American people are and where the jury pool is not 95% liberal.
So what do we do now?
I think at some level there is a corruption in all of our federal agencies at the just-below-political-appointee level.
It's at the SES level, Senior Executive Service, equivalent to civilian generals, essentially.
And they're the ones who are the permanent bureaucracy.
They're the ones who pull the levers of power.
Trump had a plan to go ahead and change the classification of those jobs to where they were available to get the boot as political appointees.
That would be a great start.
That would be a great start, but I don't see why you have to wait for that.
Fire them anyway.
As a general who worked in California once said, when he was confronted by the same kind of civil service thing, He said, OK, you're fired.
And they say, well, you can't fire me.
Yeah, I'm firing you.
I'm having you walked out the building.
And you're done.
And they said, well, I'll sue.
And he goes, yes, you will.
And by the time it's resolved, I will be retired and you will be old.
And you bring up a great point, though.
Our team needs to play within what passes for the rules of the game these days, because they do that stuff to us.
So it doesn't matter whether it's going to turn out our way, cause them pain now to change their behavior.
Look, I was told by Biden yesterday that rules are waverable if you think you have a really good reason.
Now, I prefer that not be how things are done.
But that is how things are done.
So I propose that we do them back.
Now, if someday down the road, after we've inflicted significant pain and taught them a lesson, they'd like to go back to the old way, if they're willing to admit they are wrong, maybe we can go back to the old way.
But it's not free.
It's not cost free.
You don't get a free pass.
You have to suffer.
And the suffering should be something that provides us not just enjoyment, like watching a bunch of hack bureaucrats being fired, but also has a strategic impact.
And I don't I don't like people send messages.
If you're going to send a message, it needs to be a message that hurts.
For instance, you don't blow up an aspirin factory.
You blow up a submarine.
There you go.
Well that's the kind of pain we need to bring and that's what it's incumbent on our team.
We've been talking with Kurt Schlichter, author of We'll Be Back, the fall and rise of America and we will rise because we're going to fight like they do and we're gonna bring the pain to them.
This is Jim Hansen sitting in for Dr. G.
This is America First Radio.
And the spiciness will continue.
Okay. - Okay.
Excellent.
Hey, dude, you know, have you gotten any Twitter fights with Sebastian Bach, lead singer of Skid Row?
No, I usually fight Marx.
Oh, all right.
Well, yeah, that's fun, too.
I bet I've scrapped with him a couple times.
Dude, I used to love Skid Row.
I mean, it was a great band, but he's a left-wing butthead now.
And so last segment I played, he's got a line in their song, Sweet Little Sister, where it says, her friend was doing time for kicking ass on a queer.
Right, and so I played it.
Now I'm gonna, later today, I'm gonna finish Bustin' Em Out, or probably tomorrow morning.
But dude, thanks.
That was fun.
Deadly, as always.
Have fun tomorrow.
I wish I could play.
Thanks for having me, and I just confirmed Adam Laxalt.
Excellent, dude.
He's gonna be a winner.
He's a good cat.
I gotta tell you the story of me going out there and speaking for him.
I'll give you a call later.
It's a great story.
It involves Kristi Noem.
Now you've got my attention.
And Corey Lewandowski.
Oh no, you didn't need to say that.
Bringing him into it ruins it for me.
With just Christy, it was a good story.
Because I'm back on her.
I'm back on the Christy.
It is a story you want to hear and you will not hear it here in the intermission of the GoArchery Show.
Because the rumble chat is right now going to war tomorrow.
It is only available on our secure telephone line.
Alright, well good talking to you, brother.
Adios, man.
Right.
When he last guest hosted for us, he was literally, like, bouncing.
As soon as the show ended at 6pm, he bounced to go fly out to that Nevada event with Laxalt.
So, I don't know.
What's the temperature on Kristi Noem?
Oh, I don't like her.
I don't trust her.
I think she's a slightly refined version of Nikki Haley.
Nah.
She's a typical politician.
She is a typical politician.
They all are.
It's easy to do that where you live.
To act like that.
To be real conservative.
But then to totally back down and cave on the whole trans thing the first time.
But no, she went back.
That's just it.
She did, and it was a bad bill.
There were weaknesses, and then they passed a bill that was stronger.
I give her credit for that.
But at the same time to say like, oh, I won't pass a bill, but I'll do an executive order.
That's like an Obama type thing.
Like executive orders can be overturned like that.
No, but she did.
I thought they passed through the legislature and she signed it.
It just came across as really slimy to me, honestly.
It did, at the time.
It was a total own goal in the way she did it.
Also, because she wants to run for president and worry about the fundraising.
That's exactly why.
No, she's a VP.
She's not a president.
She'll still run for it, though.
They all do.
Okay, you run for that so you get fundraising and so you get name recognition and so you get a chance to be the VP pick.
I would put her on the ticket.
You should be skeptical based on how someone becomes famous.
And remember, the whole reason she became popular is purely because she gave the speech before Trump No, it's because she's good looking.
Alright, let's be clear.
But it's because she's hot and she's a Republican hottie and that's what it was.
And the rest of it was secondary.
The things you guys said is true.
But absent the fact that she was good looking, she would not be in the game.
I don't care.
I care about what plays.
And if it works, we'll see.
We'll see.
All right.
Oh, what am I talking about?
This is the D segment.
The poll is almost over, by the way.
All right.
What's winning?
What's winning?
Um.
Refreshing.
Oh.
Oh.
Interesting.
Thank you.
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And when Seb says that, he says it with such joy.
I love that.
It makes me happy.
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Somebody's gonna have to do something about my mouth.
Apparently I can't read English right now.
We're going to get past that.
I want to talk about Ukraine.
We hit a little bit, Kurt mentioned something that I think is extremely dangerous that's going on right now.
In the midst of all of the, and let's be clear, Seb and I have a slight disagreement on the validity of U.S.
assistance for the war in Ukraine.
But I think one thing we would both agree on is that taking weapons out of the hands of U.S.
troops to send them overseas for a proxy war is a bad idea.
And that's something that came out, and I validated this with some of my friends who are still in the game.
They are telling our Special Forces teams that their Carl Gustav anti-tank weapons are needed Overseas, therefore, they need to turn them in, which is absurd.
I don't even know how to say how bad that is.
That is a level of badness and craziness that we should never have gotten to.
Now, whatever you think about the war in Ukraine, the idea that we have now gone through so much of our military stockpile to back that play That we're stealing the capabilities and the weapons of our most elite forces is an obscenity.
And I'm sorry, I can't back it.
I don't back the war in Ukraine right now.
I think it's long past time.
And I told this to Seb when we were down in CPAC.
I said in February that it was time for the Ukrainians to get used to the fact that those Russian-speaking provinces were not going to be part of their country anymore.
Crimea and the Donbass are going to end up as Putin's.
And the longer we've gone about this, all we've done is get tens or hundreds of thousands of people killed and burn countless amounts of money, treasure, weapons, and everything else, and cause disruptions to energy supplies.
It's been a horrendous debacle.
And I understand they're people, smart people, who say, yeah, but look at what the damage we're doing.
Look what we've done to the Russian military.
Look at all of their stuff we've made them use up.
And our stuff that we've used up.
Like I said, when we were talking with Kurt, you can't magic a bunch of missiles back into play.
You can't magic artillery shells that you've given away back into our stockpiles.
You can't magic Carl Gustav weapons back into the arms room of special forces teams.
Those things require time to be built and a bunch of other things.
So yeah, OK, maybe we put a licking on Putin.
He put a licking on himself by trying to bite off more than he could chew.
And he was already a wounded dog.
He was not going to roll out of Ukraine and go any farther because he couldn't even roll through Ukraine itself.
So going on and continuing to pump untold billions and billions of dollars and weapons and everything into that corrupt country.
And let's be clear, Ukraine is a horrendously corrupt country.
It is a kleptocracy.
It is run by the same kind of oligarchs that Putin's got, just a different bunch of them.
And it's not like they're our friends.
We may be somewhat allies, frenemied with them right now, but none of them are our friends.
So continuing to pour that money in there, they're stealing massive portions of it, those weapons are uncontrolled, and all of it right now is going for a forlorn belief that they're somehow going to kick the Russians out of those Russian-speaking provinces and Crimea.
Now, here's the thing.
It could happen.
If we're willing, if the U.S.
continues to back this play, and we continue taking money that we need here in the United States for any number of things, because our people are suffering, if we continue to back Zelensky and his cronies in this war that they're trying to prosecute, we could eventually wear the Russians down far enough and push them out of Ukraine.
Then what's Putin gonna do?
You think he's just gonna take the L?
I don't think Vlad Putin wants his legacy to be, I'm the guy who fought for a year and eventually lost Ukraine, the parts of it we were taking.
and showed the world that the Russian bear ain't what it was cooked up to be.
They already showed that they weren't able to roll in and take Kiv and put a puppet government in like they wanted to, but that was never the idea to keep it.
They were always just going to carve out that crescent of Russian-speaking provinces, those Donbass area and Crimea, and leave it there, give themselves some access to the water in the south, and that was going to be okay.
And we could have ended this back in February or March if everybody would have looked at it and said, well, that's the likely outcome.
Instead, we've got everybody waving their flags and going crazy and spending money we don't have and munitions we need.
And all of a sudden now we've got nothing left.
And the Chinese are over there going, man, Taiwan looks tasty.
Huh.
Well, it's not like the U.S.
could do anything.
They don't have any rounds left.
They don't have anything left to oppose us.
They don't have any will left to do it if we did.
Why wouldn't they go across the Straits of Formosa and take the place where all the semiconductors for everything electronic we need gets built?
That's the endgame if we don't get smart and stop sending all that money, all those munitions and everything to Ukraine for something that at this point ain't gonna be won the way they want it won.
So let's stop.
Maybe this last three billion can be the last three billion.
I'm Jim Hanson, Dr. G will be back on Monday, Colonel K will be here tomorrow, and we're gonna rock some more, one more hour plus of America First Radio.
We'll be back after the break.
One short segment.
I mean, literally.
You can go back.
I said it on Seb's show.
is done um culper 777 in the chat says okay now i want to see jim and seb debate ukraine okay that'd be easy that's that is that was quite a declaration you made i i agree honestly but yeah that's that was a declaration i've been saying it i mean literally you can go back i said it on seb's show february i think it's february 26th i said exactly the same thing i just said right Well, in terms of what Putin said, but, I mean, I meant the part where you said, like, at this point, it's taken too much of a toll on our military.
It's a waste.
We're killing ourselves.
It's stupid.
I don't, I mean, it's not like I'm a fan of Vlad the Impaler.
Of course.
You know?
I mean, he's a tyrant.
No!
But you can say that at this point, it's more dangerous to keep hurting him because he's not going to go out like a punk.
You know, he's not gonna just take the L and say, okay, well I'll go back and maybe I'll go to my dacha on the Black Sea and everything will be fine.
No.
This isn't some South African warlord we can just make disappear into the jungle.
Exactly.
He is a Russian strongman and he wants to be up there with, you know, the Terribles.
Vlad the Vicious, I called him back in the day.
What are we doing?
So yeah, the Van Halen question is in second in the poll right now, not in first.
It was in first for a while and then it got overtaken by one I think you will have a lot of fun with.
Which is the what?
The general question.
Oh, alright.
Best generals.
That's always fun.
Great military tactics.
And the original comment suggesting it listed a bunch of American generals, not even taking into account foreign generals, you know, like Napoleon or... Rommel, you magnificent bastard.
I read your book.
I still need to see that movie.
My mom says that was her dad's, like, favorite movie.
It is.
You really, as an American, you owe it to yourself.
Great George C. Scott.
Yeah, I mean, as a screen portrayal, George C. Scott as Patton, I don't think you can even touch.
He's also, I think, arguably the best portrayal of Scrooge, the 1984 Christmas Carol, with him.
Solid.
Huh?
Alright.
A made-for-TV movie, but it holds up really well.
Well, there you go.
Alright.
We need a food for the poor.
This hour.
Oh, okay.
Well, good.
that'll simplify the rant that I don't have ready.
Thank you.
Thank you.
America first.
Snowflake.
I get called a snowflake by the leftists because they think if I complain about something, somehow that means I'm a snowflake.
They have no idea.
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Now, I spent the last segment talking about the fact that I don't think we're doing smart things right now in the way we're sending money and munitions into that theater.
That doesn't have a thing to do with we as decent people and Christians and whatever else you may be helping people who have been hurt by that war, the innocents.
That is something that I think I would hope we can all agree needs to be done.
Hey, listen, I want to say we had a little bit of good news.
You remember Big Sis and the disinformation board at DHS?
I guess that finally officially got the bureaucratic axe.
Again, I think that's akin to Tater getting the axe at CNN.
At some level, this giant collaboration, collusion, conspiracy, propaganda game that the left is playing is falling apart.
It's becoming known.
It's too obvious.
They're literally too ham-handed at doing it.
So the disinformation board, which was designed to disinform the American people, has now been disbanded.
And, you know, those folks can go ahead and join the CNN crew from Tater's Reliable Sources show and learn to code or learn to do something productive.
Hey folks, it is Jim Hansen, Dr. G will be back on Monday.
It's been a good couple first hours here of America First Radio.
We've got the poll coming up for which of the topics will be my farewell rant tonight, chosen by you on Twitter.
We'll announce what the answer is on that after the news top of the hour.
The End
No!
No smooth jazz.
All right, so that means the bumper coming back in has got to be something heavy.
Whatever it is.
We just did Fight the Power.
Oh, it did?
Oh, okay.
We video guys can't hear the music as well.
We can't play the copyrighted music.
And we got Redhead Libertarian coming in, so this will be philosophical.
This could be anything.
I don't need to be loud and rowdy for her.
What about We're Not Gonna Take It?
That's kind of cliche.
Fair enough.
Again, Dee Snider was on Celebrity Apprentice way back in the day.
The world is a weird place.
All right, I need some liquid.
Let me...
All right.
All right.
Let me say it again.
The 2020 election was the most secure election in American history.
Let me begin by asking a very simple question.
Do we know the truth about what really happened in the 2020 election?
I think millions of Americans know something went wrong, and they have little pieces, and no one's really put it together.
I'm agnostic on this question, and I am awaiting more information.
If I believed the president were a Nazi, I might steal an election.
Bold accusations require bold evidence, and they haven't seen it.
We have been working on something big.
Show me the money.
Can we meet?
I've been working with Greg Phillips.
He has a deep background in election intelligence.
True The Vote has the largest store of election intelligence for the 2020 elections in the world.
No one has more data than we do.
We identified in Atlanta 242 mules that went to an average of 24 drop boxes.
But Philadelphia alone, we've identified more than 1,100 mules.
What is a mule?
This is not grandma out walking her dog.
Bad backgrounds, bad reputations.
They are interested in one thing, that's money.
And in no shape, in no way, in no time is that legal.
This is organized crime.
Do you have video evidence?
Four million minutes of surveillance video around the country.
What you're about to see is disturbing.
So this is 1 o'clock in the morning.
Don't we all vote at 1 o'clock in the morning?
One night, this person, this mule, went across six counties to 27 different drop boxes.
I call it the Mexican Mafia, seriously.
Because they work like that.
This is jaw-dropping.
What you showed is frightening.
It's just sickening to me.
Now we come to the most important question of all.
Was the magnitude of vote trafficking enough to tip the balance in the 2020 presidential election?
It's not a leap to say this would have made a difference.
They have ruined election day in the United States of America.
That's provable.
And that's enough for me to fight the left with every fiber in my body.
Without free and fair elections, we are not a democracy.
We are a criminal cartel masquerading as a democracy.
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Alright.
Back to him and the mics.
Okay.
We can use her real name, right?
Like her real name's out there?
Yeah.
Okay.
Yep.
Just making sure.
I need to ask how to pronounce it for sure.
Oh, I think the poll's closed.
Let's see.
Hang on.
And...
Yep, best military general is number one.
Alright, that's only fair.
Van Halen nearly came in second ahead of Barstool Conservatism.
You know, I can understand why they're gonna do military for me.
They're probably dumb enough and assume that I know something about military history.
I watch scenes from the Living Daylights, the James Bond movie, to get my recap of military history from the Joe Don Baker's character.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
That was a good reach.
That was a deep reference.
Why, thank you.
Am I going to get a minute with her?
Or a couple minutes?
He's dialing her now.
Okay.
I just want to make sure how to intro her.
Yep.
Remember, this is a third hour guy.
We're not on CMTV anymore, so you don't have to worry about the transitions.
yeah the clips on mics are still alive - All right, hang on.
Do you want the mics on, Jim, or off?
Leave them off for now, because I want to ask her a question.
Okay, turn them off real quick.
Thank you.
We are the antidote to a lot more things than just fake news.
This is Jim Hansen sitting in for Dr. G. We're doing America First Radio.
And we're going to have some fun now.
Not that we haven't been having fun, but this is a different flavor of fun.
We're going to be joined now by Josie Glaybock, but you probably know her as the redheaded libertarian from Twitter and other venues.
Welcome to the show, Josie.
Hi, thanks for having me.
Well, I wanted to kind of pick your brain because I think and this is my opinion, that we are in the midst of kind of a new form of populism.
And I think that there is a kind of a coming together of a libertarian mindset with a kind of conservatism that does not resemble the RINOs and the Country Club Republicans or anyone else, but would be a great replacement— And that's where the America First comes in.
But I would ask you, since you have the title of redheaded libertarian, how do you work libertarianism into a governing philosophy?
And I'm just going to give you my opinion.
I'm fine with libertarianism for me.
Because I trust myself.
It's the rest of you people doing crazy stuff that messes it up for everyone.
So how do you rectify that?
Well, I look at the founding fathers as the original libertarians, and I try to emulate them.
So, you know, authoritarian versus libertarian, I believe, is the true spectrum.
I don't see it as right versus left.
I see it as libertarian and authoritarian.
And I try to be as libertarian as I can.
And like you, I trust myself.
But I also want to have ideas so good that people will just be like, that's a great idea.
You know, I can do that.
I can self-govern as well.
And it's not even self-governing.
It's minarchy, which is government so small you can barely see it.
It's government that is just the justice system, the police and the military.
And that's kind of like the Ron Pauls and the Thomas Matthews.
That's their philosophy as well.
And that's what they want to get back to as well.
So you want to attract people to it because it leads to positive outcomes, as opposed to forcing them to get into their lanes and do everything right a la the left.
Or the woke left now who are, at this point, about as authoritarian as they're getting away with.
But I guess, what do you do?
And this always seems to be the issue.
I see the attraction and I think you can make a great case for live and let live and do what you think is best as long as you're not hurting other people.
Except for the people who hurt other people.
And I think, how do you get a culture now that self-polices as opposed to police-polices?
Well, we can look at it from a federal standpoint.
Well, step back a minute.
Look at it from a state standpoint.
You're seeing what Ron DeSantis is doing.
He's kind of taking back the authority of the states.
um away from the federal government and so that's kind of the first step is what states have to do to um get rid of the tyranny and the authoritarianism of the federal government is to pull themselves away from that and they're protected by the 10th amendment um and they have the authority to do that um so that's the first step to limiting government is to give it back to the states and you know we're seeing the SCOTUS try to do do that sort of stuff too by
Decentralizing power like, you know, Roe v. Wade, for instance.
They took the power away from the federal government and handed it back to the states and said, OK, you guys do what makes sense to you with this.
So that's the first step is, in my opinion, is to return power to the states that was kind of usurped by the federal government.
So federalism is our friend, you know, and I think it's been our protector right now.
It's really if you look at what the left is trying to do in imposing a woke dogma and, you know, their secular religion on all of us and forcing us to comply.
The idea that now we can have safe havens, you know, we can have Florida and we can have Texas and we can have Tennessee as places where liberty and liberty minded people can congregate and we can have leaders who reflect that.
And let California be a place where all the stupid things happen, you know, and then let them drive.
I hope they drive all the rest of the normals out of California, you know, and those people come to our strongholds and make them even better, you know, and kind of flip that on them.
So you think that though, is that a long-term solution?
Yes, I believe that is the long-term solution.
I believe 10 years from now, if we stay on this path, we're going to see 50 different Sovereign states that rule in their own way.
And the thing about the woke left is they aren't happy with just a little bit of power.
They aren't happy with compromise.
They want all or nothing.
You know, I mean, and there was a point where libertarians, for instance, could sympathize with like when it comes to abortion, there was a point where libertarians could sympathize with, you know, the teenage mother or, you know, like, like not being able to take care of Whatever, okay, so there was a point where there was some sympathy they have done away with that by saying nope We're gonna abort right up until the moment of birth.
You know they've given themselves permission to You know murder fully formed human beings Can call it a woman's right to choose you know so so they're not happy with a little bit They're not happy with a compromise, so that's why coming to when it comes to federalism.
We have to I Not give an inch like Ron DeSantis is doing.
There is no compromise here for them at all.
They're not going to come in and sneak in and say, OK, you know, can we just have a little bit of whatever?
It's like, no, nothing.
And that's that's how we have to move forward with this when it comes to federalism, when it comes to the Constitution, because they're not going to be happy with like, for instance, they're trying to erase the founding fathers.
Right.
Like because they some of them had slaves.
And they're white, and they're men, I heard.
And they're white, and they're men, right?
They're not old men, which, you know, many of them weren't old at all.
But they had the white wigs.
They tried to look old.
They were trying to sneak in on us.
Yeah, so they're trying to undo the Founding Fathers, but just not learn about them anymore.
They're trying to do away with it.
I believe in Virginia, Youngkin actually just came out because they had suggested an education where they wouldn't talk about Benjamin Franklin at all because he had two slaves.
So he came out, you know, opposed to that.
So that's the thing.
They, they, if we give them a little bit, we say, okay, you don't, it's okay.
We won't talk about Benjamin Franklin.
They'll be like, okay, well, we can't talk about Thomas Jefferson either.
And then why on earth would we talk about Thomas Jefferson who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Like why, why would we have a Declaration of Independence?
So see how they just chip away and they chip away.
The whole point is to undo the foundation of our country.
And how do you compromise?
Where is the common ground with somebody like that?
I think we have declared and come into, yeah, we've got two tribes.
You know, there is the tribe of liberty, which we are both members of very happily.
And like you said, the tribe of authoritarianism.
I mean, it's the Ayn Rand dichotomy right there where you've got the, you know, the statists and the individualists.
And I don't think, I think you absolutely have nailed it when you say there is no compromise.
There's no way to go ahead and rectify those two things because they want it all.
They don't want to coexist with us.
They want to subjugate us and force us to do what they think is right because otherwise, you know, they consider what we do evil.
It is their secular religion.
Yes, they want communism or socialism.
They want this way of life that they've pictured as a utopia.
And the thing is, if it were a utopia, it wouldn't need force.
It would, you know, you'd just be able to kind of naturally go into that utopia.
Like, who doesn't want to go into a utopia?
But the fact that it's not, it requires them to want to use force to push you into it.
So that's why I see the way away from this is 50 separate states.
But you see them trying to take, like you see Beto O'Rourke's been trying to take Texas.
He's the establishment's guy for Texas.
And you see, what's his name?
Christ, I don't even know how you pronounce it, trying to take Florida.
And they're not, they don't want to leave us alone.
We just want to go about our lives happily.
You can do your own thing in California and Massachusetts and New York.
We just don't want it here.
But they're not happy with that.
They want all the states to live like that.
And they're they're driving people out.
And that's part of the problem is they're not just driving our people out.
They're driving their people out because the quality of life.
I mean, life under Democrat rule sucks.
You know, it's just it's not a good place.
I spent my entire life in Massachusetts up until March when I moved to Florida.
Yeah, I fled.
This is really bad up there.
This is really bad.
Um, when it came, I didn't like how they handled the pandemic.
Um, I didn't like my, I have three children.
I, they had to wear masks everywhere.
You know, my, my youngest daughter has speech delay because of the masks that we weren't allowed out of the house without masks.
Couldn't go anywhere.
Um, you know, and it just got to the point where like, we got to get out of here and as soon as we could, we did.
And we moved to Florida and there's no, There's no COVID here.
It's vanished.
Everything is weird.
It's really weird the way that works.
Well, hey, I want to, I want to dig in a little bit to your idea of, of how we go about, you know, getting these 50 individual states, but getting our tribe on top.
So we're going to take a quick break and then we will be back with Josie Gleybach, the redheaded libertarian, and some good ideas for how to help our tribe.
Let's chat a little bit.
Mics are live on the Rumble video stream at this time.
I think that was a good start.
Obviously, we're pretty simpatico on this.
I don't joke about being a libertarian for myself, but I struggle with implementation, and that's really, I think, the difficulty.
You can pot her up, Alex, as she pot it up.
Yeah, a lot of people are libertarians, and they just don't realize it.
Yeah, unfortunately we had you cut off there, so I missed what you said.
Oh, that's okay.
I said a lot of people are libertarians already, and they just don't realize it, because they assume libertarians are Republicans who smoke weed.
That's the shit.
It's like, I've never done drugs in my life, but I don't really care if you do.
You know, that's the whole thing.
Like, I don't care.
I don't do it.
It's not my thing.
But if you do, they, you know...
And I think that's a fair way to put it is, and there are a lot of people who are more conservative than they know, you know, because there's a side of conservatism that's authoritarian, you know, that has given the whole idea a bad name.
And conservatarian.
I think there was something there.
It just sounded so stupid.
You know what I mean?
That's the problem with words like that.
I mean, you know, sometimes words just ruin an idea.
You know, and you can't get past that.
Like, blogs.
When blogs came out 10, 15 years ago, there was a great idea there.
It was citizen journalism.
But it was called a blog so they could mock it.
Yeah.
It didn't sound great at all.
And I'm even like suggesting people be like, why don't you write a blog?
And I'm like, right, who wants to do that?
And I literally had one of the first blogs on a, on a newspaper site back in like 2008, you know, but it was called a blog.
And so it was, it was easy to be mocked.
Oh, well, this is just a blogger in his basement doing some stuff, you know?
And I think that was the start, though, of undermining the monopoly they had on the information space.
And I think that was vital.
It's just, it pained me.
I'm not real big on being mocked, I guess.
It's personal.
It's kind of a form of credentialism, too.
Ah, there you go.
We did that with Will Chamberlain.
We did some good credentialing and non-credentialing.
Otherwise, people all the time ask me my credentials.
I don't have any.
I used to wear a Girl Scout hat when I was in the Army, and apparently that enables me to talk on topics I know nothing about.
I was a neuromuscular therapist for 10 years.
I mean, I'm a mom, but I'm an authority on liberty.
You're an authority on anti-authoritarianism.
Exactly.
Yes, exactly.
How soon did your kids figure out how libertarianism works for them though?
A little bit, maybe when you're 18.
We'll emancipate you when you're 18 and you can have your freedoms then.
45 seconds.
I'm like correcting my daughter's civics teacher when they're trying to send home like homework and everything's wrong so I have to send like a note.
Oh, you're that mom?
Oh, only with that.
I could only only when they're trying to teach my kid like garbage.
All right, we'll be back.
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we're 25 seconds out.
All right, cool.
All right.
All right.
Knee deep in the swamp.
First place in your hearts.
America First with Dr. G.
Aw, I want to be first place or at least second place in somebody's heart.
Well, hey, we are back.
This is Jim Hanson sitting in for Dr. G doing America First Radio.
And we have the pleasure of another segment with Josie Glaybock, the redheaded libertarian who is chock full of good ideas.
And I want to keep going with this.
Are you familiar with the concept of based?
Is that a term you're familiar with?
B-A-S-E-D?
Yeah.
I am the queen of baste.
I had a feeling.
I didn't want to hit you with it.
I actually have a book that just came back from my editor, who I'm also married to, called Get Baste.
Because I think, there we go, and there's a great picture of it with me looking very snarly.
But the idea that I see is that that live and let live mentality and making it attractive Even as it's prickly, even as, you know, because there's a there's an element of libertarianism that people always want to hold against them that, you know, you're just you're belligerent.
You can say what you want, do what you want.
And so you get to be rude and all those things.
And yes, you do.
But I also think I want to open the idea that you opened with when you discussed this, that it's attractive to be allowed to do what you want and make it productive, and then other people will be drawn to that.
That, to me, is the appeal we need to focus on.
Yes, I agree.
The people who don't like libertarianism, the first thing they'll say is, oh, it's not sustainable.
You know, like you can't Self-governed, for instance.
And like I said, I'm a monarchist, like I don't believe I'm not an anarchist, which would be self-governing.
I believe there is a purpose to government, but it is a limited purpose and it is minimal.
And that was that's kind of what would be the like hold the 50 states together.
But it is possible to do because the founders were the original libertarians and they did it.
And I think a lot of it comes back to going to what they did, like in kind of living life as they did, and what documents they have.
They have the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, and you know, and those were based off Magna Carta and the Articles of the Confederacy or whatever.
Like they had their own, they pulled up their own ideas from all these other ideas that they pulled a good part out of them.
One of my favorite amendments is the ninth amendment and a lot of people don't even really understand this amendment because it's kind of just It's not talked about a lot like the second amendment for instance, you know, which people don't understand either but The ninth amendment the ninth amendment pretty much says just because we didn't write it down.
It doesn't mean that it's not your right When it comes to negative rights, right?
So, yeah.
So, like, for instance, let's take the Second Amendment and they're like, oh, well, that doesn't cover AR-15s.
It's like, actually, it does, thanks to the Ninth Amendment.
Just because they didn't write down you can have an AR-15, it doesn't mean it's not your right.
People forget the idea of the thing about American exceptionalism, which everybody except probably you and other people get wrong, We founded on the idea that we cede only very small amounts of power to government and all the rest are reserved in ourselves, we the people.
So just because it's not in there saying that it's our right, it's all our rights, everything.
Everything is our right, except the very limited number of things that we said you guys could do on our behalf.
And if you get a little tyrannical with that, we'll yank that back from you, too.
Yeah.
So if you look at the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, So when it comes to any amendment that they added to the Constitution that expands rights of the people, like, for instance, voting rights for women, ending slavery, voting rights for blacks, anything like that, so anything that expanded rights, all could have been done under the Ninth Amendment.
There was no point in adding another amendment to it.
They could have said, okay, this is legal now because of the Ninth Amendment.
This is constitutional now because of the Ninth Amendment.
But they added amendments.
So they added, there's very few, if you look at the amendments added past the Bill of Rights, because the Bill of Rights was there to protect our rights from the government infringing on them, adding it to the Constitution.
That was an anti-federalist idea, and it was a great idea.
So they used the amendment system primarily to further their own power, the federal government did.
So, you know, like, if I wanted to be an idealist about this, it's like, just return everything to the way it was, and any of the rights that you want to keep that expanded the people's rights, use the Ninth Amendment, do it over, you know, that's the idealist situation, like, but we're not, we're not idealist.
So it's like, all right, well, how do we, how do we move forward?
And how do we get these libertarian ideas into government now, in a pragmatic sense?
And so So there's a few different ways to do that.
You know, if you look at liberty-minded politicians that we have, like Rand Paul, Thomas Massey.
So they vote against new spending and they vote to cut previous spending.
You know, it's like, all right, we need budget.
We need to get the budget under control.
Come on, that's crazy talk.
A budget?
No, we don't do that anymore.
That's the weight of our own debt.
You know, like, this is a big deal.
They just keep printing money.
That's got to stop.
You know, so that's like a big deal.
You know, it's like, That's something pragmatic that we can do, or anybody who gets into office that's a libertarian can do, is just don't vote for it.
Ron Paul was famous for never voting for any spending bill.
It didn't happen.
So that's a big deal.
And then you get into more idealism, and you're like, all right, let's end the Fed now.
It's like, yeah, that's got to happen, because that's the national banks that our founders warned us about.
You know, we've got to be pragmatic.
We've got to stick to the pragmatism, not the puritism, when it comes to making libertarianism attractive to people.
Well, and the attractive piece is it works.
I mean, that's the thing.
When you look at what the contrast we now have the advantage of making is the left has had decades and generations to show what happens under Democrat rule.
You know, under authoritarian top down, we will tell you how to live your life and we will provide you all that you need to do it from the government.
And we've seen what happens.
It turns our cities into crapholes.
So now the difference is you've got the free state of Florida, you've got Tennessee, Texas, et cetera, et cetera, as examples of that.
And that's the appeal of our way of life, not just a no to their way of life.
Yes, exactly.
Exactly.
So, you know, you've got to cut the spending.
You've got to not spend.
Also, another libertarian tenet is war.
We're very opposed to it.
We believe that the military should be very limited in size and be for defense primarily, like invaders.
It should protect the borders.
It should make sure if somebody wanted to come attack us, then the military could strike back.
That is the primary purpose of the military.
And I believe we should go back to state militias on a large spectrum of that, because like I said, I'd like to move toward the 50 sovereign states as opposed to one bloated federal government.
And we're going to run out of time before you get to your next great idea.
But I would like to thank you, Josie Glaybock, the redheaded libertarian, for all those great ideas.
And because I think you've lived your values.
You moved to the free state of Florida.
You're showing people why that is a good thing to do.
Thank you so much.
This is Jim Hanson.
We are still doing America First Radio.
We will get to the readers or the Rumble listeners poll after the break.
Hey, Josie, still there?
Yes, I am.
That was fun.
You know, I mean, I end up doing dumb politics on this and having to talk about all the things.
And it's not that they're not important and all that, but it's fun to just get philosophical about what actually matters.
And I appreciate it.
I had a feeling it was going to be that kind of a conversation just from what I've seen of you.
And it's good to know that you really are that way.
So thanks for what you're doing.
Absolutely.
Thank you so much for having me on.
It was a lot of fun.
All right.
Well, we'll talk to you again soon.
Sounds great.
Talk to you again soon.
Thanks.
Bye bye.
Bye-bye.
All right.
All right.
And I've got some Hershey's Kisses to keep my blood sugar up.
Generals, do you have?
Yeah, I haven't even had a chance to think about this.
I better get it in my head.
So what do we got?
Three segments left.
Yeah, this short one is six minutes and then The 8 minute segment, and then the 3 minute 50 second segment.
Okay, well I'm gonna do, we'll do generals next.
Alrighty.
I gotta throw out ol' Stonewall Jackson just so Media Matters has something to talk about.
Nice.
There's callers too.
We do have callers, yes.
Three callers.
What do they want to talk about?
Defending Ukraine, MTG, and how are we going to empower the right thing?
I'm not sure I got eight minutes on Generals in me, but I don't want to leave the callers hanging.
We haven't taken any callers, have we?
Not yet.
But we have three segments to To rectify that.
I don't want to do any more Ukraine.
MTG was swatted.
Swatting, yeah.
Okay, well let's do... We'll jump to Tom in LA and then see what comes from there.
Copy that.
Solid copy on your last.
Radio Protocol.
I'm writing a novel about, kind of based on some of my exploits and my wife's exploits, which were happening at the same time back in Desert Storm Era.
Oh, I think you told us about that.
Yeah, it's really cool.
The story, because now I can just, I can tell stories I couldn't tell before.
Because it's fiction, you know?
But I had to go back and figure out, what's actual proper radio protocol?
And I have to look all this crap up to make sure I'm telling the truth.
But in the parts where I'm not actually lying on purpose.
All right.
Who is my favorite general? - Thank you.
So it's not Jackson?
I don't know.
He's easy because he stabs people.
He's kind of a reprobate.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Is reality just too much?
There's always NPR.
I hear they have tote bags.
This is America First with Sebastian Gorka.
Well, it may not be Sebastian Gorka, but we still don't have any tote bags.
This is Jim Hansen, Uncle Jimbo, sitting in for Dr. G, who will be back on Monday.
We've been having a pretty lively, spicy show.
We bumped the poll for what will be my final rant is down to the winner being, who is my favorite general?
And there are a lot of people in play, and we're going to have some fun.
We're going to try to aggravate some liberals with that to the best we can.
But we haven't taken any callers, so I want to take a call right now from Tom in L.A.
and talk about what to do when we get our people in power.
How do we make them do the right thing?
What's up, Tom?
Well, thank you for taking my call.
You know, we need more liberty.
We need our freedom.
We need to go back to the kind of country that our founders envisioned.
What's our basis in morality that will encourage us to do the right thing?
And I believe that's in the Bible.
And that if we can get back to having that common thread of morality, I think that is the power that will help us to do the right things.
And I remember hearing about a Frenchman, I wish I could remember his name, in the early 1800s, Who came over to see how things worked so well in America, and they did it in the French Revolution.
And what he came back and wrote about was there was a morality given in the churches on Sunday that were showing people how to live.
And we started taking prayer out of school in the 60s, and things have gone downhill ever since.
I think this is an important part, and this is something that would be in people's hearts.
Nothing required, nothing mandated, but just something that would happen in people's hearts that would make them want to follow that.
You know, Tom, I think you are spot on, especially the part you said there at the end, because I'm a Christian and I believe that this country was founded on Judeo-Christian moral values.
So that is a long history of how people should treat other people, how they should live together, how they should live in a world they were blessed to be born into under the virtue of their creator.
And I think that's something that should be offered.
But not mandated.
And I think you're absolutely right.
You know, I mean, that's why we have the First Amendment.
You know, you can't have a state religion, but you also can't stop religion and religious values from infusing what we do.
And I think we have gone away from that.
You know, I talked earlier in the program about the queering of America, the killing of norms that the left is trying to do.
And one of those, for certain, is the Bible, is God, is belief.
You know, they don't believe.
Their religion is secular wokeism or whatever flavor of communist leftist values you want to call it.
And they don't like the idea That people like us can be perfectly content and live wonderfully full and rich lives based on our values and not have to impose them on other people.
You know, there was a time that there was a the moral majority back in the 80s was a thing.
Jerry Falwell and some of these other people who were, you know, basically trying to be authoritarians from the Christian right.
And I think that's that's a danger.
Because I think you can't.
God calls people to Him.
You don't beat people to God with a stick.
And you can't.
Absolutely.
You give them the opportunity and His truth draws them in.
But the sad thing about today is so many churches don't teach what the Bible says.
They teach the wokeness and how they change it to make it more woke.
And we need to get back to those wonderful truths that Can change a life and again, like you said, where people are willing and open and on their own they go.
They see it and they see the difference.
Tom, I appreciate it.
You just made me feel good.
One of the things about doing this show, and it's not a lick on the show or anything, we have a responsibility to the world as America First believers, not just as Christians, but as people who believe in this country, as a great manifestation of those values, to fight for them.
But it's hard.
It's not always a positive thing.
It can be very negative.
But to get that reminder, and I greatly appreciate your calling and saying, those things flow from something so much bigger and better than us, that even if the fight is ugly, even if the tactics and the battles are ugly, they are in the service of such a magnificent thing.
that it should give you a warm feeling in your heart and the knowledge that we will prevail.
Thank you, seriously, Tom.
Thank you for that call.
I appreciate it.
I feel better.
I hope everyone else feels at least good.
And coming back after the break, we're gonna get into my favorite general.
This is Jim Hansen sitting in for Dr. G.
We are doing America First Radio.
Oh boy.
How many favorite generals do I have?
How many?
Again, I would assume they don't have to be American, but we would prefer they'd be American.
I think we're gonna win, you know?
In the end, America is the greatest.
It really is sad to think we really don't have any great generals today.
Like, we haven't had any for a while, arguably.
I would be hard-pressed to, I mean, go back, Chesty Puller was a colonel.
I long for the days when we thought Mattis was on our side.
Right.
Because he was, I remember the memes, I was still in high school I think, or no, still college, and the memes that came out about Mattis when he was the initial, whatever position, SecDef.
Yeah, and he's got so many good quotes, you know.
The Chuck Norris type jokes about him, like, General Mattis once killed ten insurgents with a grenade before it went off.
Things like that.
The patron saint of chaos.
Oh, there was a meme of him depicted as a saint with the halo and everything.
Oh yeah, a quote from him where he said, be calm, be cool, be collected, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet.
Right, right, right.
How are we doing on the reads?
We owe something.
We haven't done the food, so we'll do food first.
Alright, you did the woke and rock the woke?
No, I haven't done rock the woke.
He's not done that one yet.
He's done Patriot Supply, he's done food, yeah.
So let's do one here and then one in E. Alright, well this is a long one and I'm not sure I've got eight minutes to jet, so we'll buy a little time with the food.
Okay.
You want to start it or you want to end the segment with that?
Probably start it, right?
Yeah, because I always forget.
No worries.
It's not like, what, am I going to figure out, oh, I've got a minute left?
Because I don't know how long the read takes.
The food read, yeah.
Well, the JCN read isn't that long, I don't think, but yeah, the food read.
The food read's a while.
They take a while with the audio and everything, yeah.
I did that one time where I tried to do it at the end and all of a sudden I noticed that the time was going faster than the words were disappearing.
Two minutes.
Alright.
Have you done a PhD weight loss?
No, we don't do that.
That's for Sebald.
Yeah, he can't do it.
Yeah.
Copy.
Because I already lost weight.
Because Jim didn't lose 50 pounds.
I did, but it was 11 years ago when I quit drinking.
And PhD weight loss wasn't around then, so it might not work.
Oh, that was a tragedy.
I heard seeing you drink that Sprite.
It reminded me, apparently Sprite's gonna stop doing green bottles now.
What?
Like, they're gonna be clear plastic bottles now, because apparently, like, it's- It's killing Gaia?
Yeah, more pollutant plastic.
Yeah, something like- some crap like that.
Shut up.
The green is the signature, man!
Wow.
Look at the Fox News chyron right now.
It's spanking and- Oh.
Reinstate.
Oh, that's breaking news that spanking is in schools again.
I'm hot for teacher!
That's a little Van Halen, right?
Someone had to make the joke.
Someone.
Of course it had to be you.
Not that kind of spanking.
That would be the good kind.
Fox chyrons never cease to amaze me these days.
Dude, there's some really funny sites that do bad fox chyrons.
I remember on the night that Chaney lost, the chyrons were on point.
One of the chyrons always said, Liz Chaney concedes dot dot dot, finally.
Someone actually did that.
that it was during Laura Ingram show so maybe that played a role in it you you you you you you you you you you
you you you
you you you Yes, it is MAGA-nificent.
And yes, America is first.
And we're back.
We got two more segments of America First Radio today with Jim Hansen.
We will have Colonel K tomorrow and Dr. G back on Monday.
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Okay, we are at the segment now where the people decide.
The Rumble Chat crew, one of my favorite mobs, we asked them for nominations for what Jim should rant on and they came up with three.
We put them in Seb's Twitter, and they got voted on, and the rant for this segment's going to be on my favorite U.S.
or military general.
It's gonna be a U.S.
general, I can just tell you.
I'm gonna go ahead and do the spoiler alert.
But there was also a question of whether it should be David Lee Roth or Sammy Hagar as the best singer for Van Halen.
And that's not even a question.
David Lee Roth is the lead singer for Van Halen.
Sammy Hagar was the lead singer for Van Hagar.
Two different bands, both great in their own ways.
But come on, man!
That was Diamond Dave was the front man for one of the most outrageous bands of my life.
So there we go.
That's a double dip.
You're getting a bonus one.
And let's run our way through the generals and what matters about them.
Because I mean, OK, you got to start with Washington.
Washington won a war against the greatest military machine, one of them in the world history.
The British Army and Navy, the sun never set on the British Empire at the point in time that General Washington and the Continental Army, the Minutemen, the citizens who rose up against oppression, went ahead and took them on.
and one okay that's that's what matters because in the end generaling is one thing and and you may lose you may be up against something that you can't do anything about but winning especially winning in in the face of such tremendous adversity as as general washington and the army You know, the Continental Army face, they had very little in the way of supplies.
They were untrained.
And come on, the Redcoats were for real.
They were used to getting their way.
So I think you've got to give him a nod just from the pure ability to take nothing.
Because it's not like every general after that had an army to start with.
Washington had air, an opportunity, and he made the most of it.
So I'd be hard-pressed to put him second to anyone as far as the greatest general, maybe not the greatest militarist, but as far as the man who became the first commander of a U.S. Army, Army and managed to beat the Brits and give us everything we've got, I think he's got to win.
Now, you want to get into tactics and tacticians?
Okay, let's play.
I'll play your game.
What about some of the generals who are no longer allowed to be spoken of because they were on the wrong side of the war between the states?
What about Stonewall Jackson?
He's pretty good.
I'll tell you right now.
Jeb Stuart.
Another great general.
Those guys were fighting for a cause that I cannot support in any way.
And I'm not going to get into the states' rights versus slavery.
The Civil War was about slavery.
And they were on the wrong side.
And they lost.
But their skills as generals were almost unmatched in U.S.
history.
What they had to use and their ability to put that to use and basically put a licking on the Union was unprecedented.
You know, the Civil War was not won because the Union had better generals.
The Civil War was won because of the industrial capacity of the North crushed the, you know, lack of that in the South, which was an agrarian economy.
So if you want to look at a couple guys, I think have to have to be in the mix.
Stonewall Jackson and Jeb Stuart are legit.
But again, you look at Matthew Ridgeway, World War II.
That guy made some amazing things happen.
When you get to using the resources you had that were stretched to the breaking point, and doing that, I would be hard-pressed to skip him.
But there is absolutely no way we're leaving this segment without pointing out the most entertaining, the most powerful, and as a character, the guy who personifies American generaling, George Patton.
Come on, man.
I mean, he's the guy.
And it's not just the movie.
George C. Scott as Patton in the movie?
Brilliant.
Maybe the second best casting ever to Arnold as Conan.
Arnold as Conan is unparalleled.
That is the number one.
But George C. Scott as Patton, and George Patton as the archetypal American general?
I think I would give him the nod as that guy.
If you had to pick one guy to do your generaling, I think you're gonna go with George Patton.
So there you go.
There is my rant per the Rumble Chat and the Twitter poll.
As specified, you run this show.
This is Jim Hanson.
We're having a lot of fun.
America is first.
And we will be back after a commercial break.
That was not quite smooth jazz.
That was what, like... That was more like Hawaiian mambo or whatever.
Like semi-soul something.
It was funk.
It was funk.
It was a little, yeah, it was a little, like, commercial funk.
We'll get you squared away with your music there, FNG.
You gotta remember, man, you gotta remember, when Jim's on, it's a whole different type of music.
Oh, dude, you... Hey, I'm serious.
It's all rock.
Although... There's only 15.
I mean, it's been three hours, so I've run out of music here.
I need to add more.
I'll send you a list.
Oh yeah.
You should just have it anyhow, because you gotta jump Seb out of his lane sometimes, too.
Bump him a little bit of Guns N' Roses or Iron Maiden.
We haven't done Iron Maiden.
We should do the Trooper sometime.
For Whom the Bell Tolls, I think we did that one.
Ooh, Little Metallica.
Yeah, that's never bad.
I think we mentioned that last time when, as the war was getting started, we talked about what makes for great, like, war music.
Yeah.
One, by Metallica, is probably one of the best war songs.
Because, I mean, it gets everything in there.
It gets the machine guns, it gets the bombs, and it's a horrifying story.
You know, it's a brilliant story.
Dude, I mean, can you imagine?
Lose your arms, legs, sight, hearing, everything, and there you are, just laying in the bed, and you can't do anything.
You're just laying there.
And in the end, he's blinking the Morse code, kill me.
You know, I mean, what a poignant story about the cost of war, and what a devastatingly powerful.
That song is, if you want to just, the hardest rock song I think there is, is won by Metallica.
Good to know, good to know.
Imagine we could have an even longer discussion when it comes to what you think the greatest war movie is.
Ooh, that's Apocalypse Now.
Oh, 100%.
That's not my favorite movie ever, but I think that's the greatest movie ever made, objectively speaking.
I would be right there close with you.
I love everything about it.
And I love the source material, too, but the movie is just a whole other level.
I know.
Amanda is coming over to the house to watch it on my Dolby Atmos listening room setup.
The whole Ride of the Valkyries scene on that setup.
All of it.
All of it.
On the system of the gods.
You could use that system to blast right out of the Valkyries yourself from a helicopter flying into North Vietnam.
You actually could do that. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll. Roll.
Thank you.
No hate speech.
Just happy warriors on America First.
What do you mean we can't have hate speech?
They got everything considered hate speech now.
I think most of the stuff that comes flapping out of the front of my cake hole is hate speech by the left's definition.
Which is why we can't let them define it.
So I opened up the show today, which was titled F the FBI.
And it's not that I feel bad about that.
I don't.
The FBI deserves to be effed right now.
All right.
They did that.
But it's not all of them.
And we discussed that.
So I want to go back to that and just wrap up the show today with the idea that it is time for we, the people, to take back control of our government.
We had a great talk with Josie Glaybock, redheaded libertarian, about limited government, about the fact that government should be doing only Only the very few things that we need it to do and nothing else, because everything they do sucks.
Everything woke turns to yes.
And none of that is healthy.
So right now, the founding principles of this country have been flipped on their head.
And the permanent bureaucracy, the deep state, the woke left is in control.
And they're using government power themselves.
They're abusing state authority and the security apparatus to attack their political enemies, to push people around.
to enforce thought and speech codes.
They're telling the tech tyrants who to censor and who to shut down.
They're basically running rampant, and they are violating all of the concepts behind the Constitution's idea that we only grant you very few powers to use on our behalf, not and they are
not unlimited power to use against us, to get us, to force us and socially engineer us and beat us into submission so that we will follow your garbage, woke agenda.
We ain't playing.
So it's time to be done with it.
And I called at the beginning of the show for FBI whistleblowers, for people to gather information, whether you keep it, save it, get it to journalists, get it to me or whoever, I don't care.
We'll help you.
The time has come to subvert that perverted apparatus from within.
If you're still inside, Do something.
I know everybody can't quit.
You can't throw away your career.
It wasn't your fault that the permanent bureaucracy in the deep state stole the missions of these organs that were supposed to be doing good.
But while you're there, Do what you can.
That's my call to all of the patriots in government.
I feel bad for calling the organizations you work for by horrible names, but we both know they've earned it.
You can fix it.
And we, together, will take this country back and bring it back to the happy republic it deserves to be.
I'm Jim Hanson, sittin' in for Seb, this has been a blast.
We'll be back with more America First Radio, Dr. K tomorrow, Dr. G, or Colonel K, Dr. G on Monday.