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June 20, 2023 - Sebastian Gorka
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Jim Hanson LIVE: Impeach Joe Biden NOW
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I'm Sebastian Gorka, this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome our special guest host, Jim Hansen.
It is always a pleasure to sit in Dr. G's chair because, as always, there is so much going on and I got things to say about it.
And Seb's not here because he's doing important work.
I would almost call it hazardous duty because he's in Philly.
Doing a Cigar Night with Chris de Gaulle.
I mean, come on, man!
How good is that?
So yeah, they're at the Cigar Republic.
I don't know if you can still get tickets or what, or if it's open, but that sounds like a lot of fun and I'm kind of bummed I'm not there.
Although I'm glad I'm not in Philly.
Now we got a ton going on.
We got a great show today.
We got Miranda Devine coming on in a little bit, just about 20 minutes.
She will be talking about the disgraceful slap on the wrist treatment of Hunter Biden.
So we'll get into that.
She is the expert on that.
We will have my Partner in crime and co-host of the second greatest show on Twitter, The Warlords.
My buddy Kurt Schlichter will be on in the four o'clock hour.
We'll talk about a lot of stuff, but we're also going to talk about how they are destroying the military because they have to be more woke than warriors.
So he and I will shred the danger they're doing to the country there.
And I also want to give you a heads up about an effort we have started to kind of fix things for Twitter and all of us on social media.
It's called Free Bird Alliance.
And this is basically where we've got a lot of the top conservative media outlets, everybody here at Salem's on board.
We're trying to basically get to the point where Twitter and the other social media platforms, we're starting with Twitter, Because Elon believes in free speech, as he says.
To treat our content the same way they treat the content of the left.
They act like the content from the left is not controversial, and yet our content is somehow so heinous and outrageous that they have to ban it.
Well, I would disagree when you're talking about the other side saying men can get pregnant, you know, and drag queens should be allowed to shake their hairy butts in the face of little kids.
I would say that's slightly more provocative than what we're talking about.
So we're working with them to get that going.
You can find both the Freebird Alliance and the Warlords show info in my Twitter bio, which is Jim Hansen DC.
So if you go there, there's links to both the Warlords show, which you should follow and watch, because it's awesome.
And then also the Freebird Alliance, just back our play on that, because it's a good one.
But yeah, we are definitely making some good things happen.
All right, I want to talk now before, because I'm dying to get to the Hunter stuff, but no, no, I'm not going to steal Miranda's thunder.
Donald Trump has a trial now scheduled in August of next year.
Now, what's happening just, I don't know, a few months after that?
Weird.
Weird how that just happened to drop right before the election.
Now, there's a couple of things to say about that.
First of all, this judge does that.
Schedules, early trials, and then waits for the motions to come in, both from prosecution and defense, and they almost always get bumped back.
OK, so it's it's almost a certainty, virtual certainty, that Trump will not be on trial during the election season when he is likely to be our candidate.
But I want to talk a little bit about the whole legal mess that they've built around him to continue the seven year witch hunt of unjustified deep state attacks on Donald J. Trump.
Because it's been that since the second he came down the staircase at Trump Tower through today and continuing until the end of his time, I'm sure, although I wouldn't put it past him to have posthumous attacks on Trump.
They can't help themselves.
What they're doing now, though, OK, the classified documents one is pretty weak.
You know, he didn't help himself with some of the stuff he said and some of the stuff he did.
But overall, the very idea that the Espionage Act applies to a former president who was not in anything they've said or done trying to do any espionage stuff with this.
He was just keeping documents he thought he had a right to keep.
And he kind of flipped him the bird.
When they said, no, you can't have those.
He's like, screw you.
I'm former President Donald J. Trump.
I'll do what I want.
So we're going to find out how that turns out.
But all in all, that's not the strongest case in the world.
Wouldn't put it past them, but they're in Miami.
Like we said before, all it needs is one Cuban juror and he walks free.
So then they're coming with this call to the Secretary of State in Georgia.
There's a possible indictment from that.
That's kind of a who cares.
It's a garbage case.
It's actually so much weaker than the call to Ukraine, which was vindicated that I don't think anything will come of that.
But then you've got, you know, your guy Smith, our special prosecutor friend, has just a cornucopia of bad things he could do.
None of which are really justified until, and I'm not saying this one's justified, but until you get to the whopper.
Because all of this is leading up to one thing.
I think they're going to try and have a waterfall of indictments happening between now and the primaries.
And then if he wins the primary through the general.
I think they want to continue that going because every headline or chyron that reads Trump indicted, Trump defends indictment, you know, all of those things, stupid people don't pay attention and will read those and assume he actually committed a crime.
He was indicted.
He must have done something.
No, his crime is being Donald J. Trump.
And unfortunately, Um, that in these times is something they're able to charge him with.
So like I said though, the Whopper, all of this is leading up to their attempt to disqualify him from serving as an officer of the United States.
Using the disqualification clause of the 14th Amendment, a Civil War era thing they used to make sure the Confederates, who had recently fought against the United States, didn't serve in the government of the United States.
So they want to claim that because they've decided to invent an insurrection out of a three hour riot from January 6th, that Trump's participation Which on that day consisted mostly of saying, why don't you peacefully and patriotically protest, but they have they have generated both they invented an insurrection and have generated conspiracies to conduct.
an insurrection, none of which was actually about planning for an insurrection or conducting an insurrection.
But they want to charge him so they can sue in states and probably in federal courts to have him ruled ineligible to run for president.
That's the big game.
That's the long play.
Um, is it crazy?
Of course it's crazy.
It is absolutely bat guano crazy.
Nuclear waste level crazy.
But we're talking about people who are so deranged and delusional and just unable to control themselves that they're gonna go after Trump until, you know, they're like Wile E. Coyote.
They're going to go after that roadrunner until they catch him.
And they got a whole satchel full of ACME indictments they're trying to drop on him, none of which ever seem to do anything but blow up in their face.
Doesn't stop them, doesn't slow them down.
So I think as this plays out, none of these will come to fruition as far as a conviction of any kind for Trump prior to the election in 2023 or 2024.
But.
Like I said, it's the drip, drip, drip, the death by a thousand cuts of constantly keeping it in the news.
And then they think that it'll play out to their advantage as the climax of this grand excursion to accuse him of insurrection and try to disqualify him.
Now, I don't think that's going to play with normals the way they think it's going to play, but they can't, you know, they can't control themselves.
They can't think rationally about Trump.
They hate him so much.
So we'll see.
We'll see.
It didn't play real well when Biden arrested and indicted his top political candidate.
We'll see how it works when they try to remove the Republican nominee for president chosen by a large chunk of the country.
from the ballot based on garbage charges.
I kind of wish them well.
Please, please don't stop.
Because I think these are the kind of things that will prove to the rest of the country that they are as crazy as we know they are.
And the more people who see that, every normal, they look at that and say, I can't believe these people not only destroyed our country, but they're willing to do this.
Those are votes for the right side.
All right.
This is Jim Hanson.
Heck of a show.
We'll be back after the break with Miranda Devine to talk about the garbage, sweetheart
deal that Hunter Biden got.
Over a thousand people watching.
They love you, Jim.
Is that a lot?
That's a lot for a guest host.
Yeah, usually we see a drop-off when Seb's not in, but that's quite nice.
The people love me.
I love me.
That's a good start.
No, I think it's good because if I don't guest host for a while, like I said, it gets all, I get pent up energy because I can do other shows and I can do hits on other shows and stuff like that, but you don't get all that full time.
And the funny thing is, you know, even when Kurt and I shoot the Warlords, right, that's an hour, right?
So that's a lot of time.
You know, we do, you know, it's 45 minutes of jaw flapping, but I got to split it with him.
Right.
And it's an hour of recording, but it's not an actual hour of content, right?
Yeah, it's about 45 minutes.
So we do about four 11-minute segments.
And, you know, it's funny.
I told him, you know, we're pretty good at making sure it's a conversation, but essentially we're both sitting there waiting for the other guy to shut up so we can make another brilliant point, you know?
Oh, I know what that dynamic's like.
Oh, yes.
Oh, yes.
You know, the funny thing is, and I'll front him out, is I actually had to tell him when we first started doing this.
I'm like, dude, when you're not talking, you have to try not to look like you're just pissed off and waiting for me to shut up because I need to be able to cut to a two-shot sometimes of both of us.
Sure.
And if you just look like, when is this idiot going to shut his mouth?
It's not really the effect we're looking for.
Like, I at least pretend I care what he's talking about.
Right.
That's the double-edged sword of it.
It's like most people cannot riff by themselves.
You've got to have someone to bounce off of.
But then the contrast, the flip side is like you just said.
Sometimes I really want to talk and I've got what I want to say in mind.
Then they bring up a point like, oh, I want to add to that point, but I want to make my original point first.
It's like, it's oh, yeah.
I'm with you.
See, and he was gone last week.
He was elsewhere.
And so I did, I shot two segments by myself.
And I shot 15 and 20 minute segments where I didn't shut up.
I mean, literally, I just turned it on and I started and then I got to make every point I wanted in a row.
And it was really weird because I was having trouble shutting up.
Not that that surprised most people who know me, but.
The free flowing format is always best.
We have her on the line.
Awesome.
Mike's still on.
Miranda!
90 seconds.
Hi, how are you?
I'm well.
Another good day for you and a bad day for the world, right?
Well, I don't know if it's such a great day for me.
It's not really.
I think it's good because, well, I say it's good because I think things are better when you're talking about this.
So I think it also, you know, it helps everybody when we get a chance to actually hear the truth.
And when they do something this stupid, you know, it gives an opportunity.
So we'll see.
Yeah.
For sure.
Brazen.
For sure.
Well, you got to love them.
I mean, they are, they're shameless.
I just I don't I don't get it.
I don't understand.
Brazen.
Brazen.
Yeah, I mean, we could pick all the best words and they go beyond that.
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Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo!
It's Jim Hansen.
It is most definitely Jim Hansen.
And as I promised, we're going to dive into the Hunter Biden sweetheart deal with the person I think is best suited to elucidate, Miranda Devine, author of The Laptop from Hell, the definitive tome on the many multitudinous crimes of Hunter Biden.
Now, Miranda, we talked quick in the break trying to find the right adjective.
Was it shameless?
Is this brazen?
There really aren't words to describe how sickening a deal this is for anyone who believes in justice in this country.
Yes, all of the above.
Audacious, brazen, outrageous.
You know, I think that there are, you know, a lot of Americans out there who just see this as another example of the dual system of justice that is stacked against conservatives and particularly Donald Trump and that, you know, is lenient towards anybody whose surname is Biden or anyone who's An ally of the Democratic Party.
And, you know, there's just so much evidence to show that that's true.
It's not just a paranoid delusion.
For instance, here, Hunter Biden is getting a slap on the wrist, two tax misdemeanors.
I mean, he had a tax bill of $2.8 million, which he did repay, but he was... Well, his sugar brother repaid.
He didn't repay it.
His junkie pal from out in California paid it, right?
Well, Kevin Morris, who's an entertainment lawyer in Los Angeles, who Hunter's friends call his sugar brother.
Yes, he was extremely generous to do such a marvelously altruistic thing.
Either way, I mean, Hunter Biden seems to have benefactors all his life who have given him a magic carpet ride through life and allow him to evade responsibility.
And here we are again with allegations from two IRS whistleblowers about slow walking
and DOJ obstruction of that case in Delaware into Hunter Biden that's been
going on for five years. Even Bill Barr is just on Fox News just now saying
he can't understand why you know two tax misdemeanors and this little firearm
charge has taken them But we know that, you know, you just take, for example, the Trump organization's CFO, Alan Weisselberg.
He spent four months in Rikers Island for failing to note that he had some perks, like a couple of car leases.
In his salary package, he didn't put that into his tax return.
And then there was a rapper called Kodak Black a few years ago who ended up in a federal prison for four years on exactly the same gun charge, lying on a background check form before buying a gun, although in that case it was four guns.
Well, he's a rapper.
You've got to have more guns if you're a rapper.
Now I think the question I kind of have, this was always coming to obscure the fact that Joe was involved in almost all of Hunter's corruption and crimes.
So now they can, they can, is this basically, you know, throwing Hunter under, not even a golf cart, throwing Hunter under a Barbie Jeep in the yard, you know, so that they can say someone paid a price and now we can put all this behind us.
Well, I'm sure that's the desire.
So much for Joe Biden saying, my son did nothing wrong.
Now, Hunter has admitted that he did do something wrong.
But it's, you know, very small beer.
It certainly gets Joe Biden out of the embarrassing political pickle that he would have been in if Hunter was facing jail time.
And then in an election year, Joe Biden would have had to pardon his own son.
So he avoids that.
But yes, that's exactly the New York Times, Washington Post, the allied media that have
been reporting on today's events are saying just that, that poor Hunter, he was addicted
to drugs at the time and who could blame him for forgetting to pay his taxes?
And of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with Joe Biden.
And that does not convince the Republicans in the House who are investigating quite aggressively Joe Biden's role in his family's influence peddling scheme, not just Hunter Biden, his son.
But also his brother, Jim Biden, who has his own legal issues.
And Joe Biden met with their overseas business partners at least a dozen times, including in Beijing.
And, you know, tens of millions of dollars flowed through to Biden family coffers as a result of selling Joe Biden, the then vice president's influence around the world to the highest bidder.
Now, that right there is basic evidence of a felony violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Hunter didn't register as a foreign agent.
People paid him.
Joe took meetings.
That's a felony.
Now, OK, I'm at the point now where, I'll be honest, I could care less about Hunter Biden.
He's a degenerate junkie and a garbage human being.
But I don't care about him.
I do care about Joe selling the office of vice president when he was there and now essentially crashing America off a cliff like it's Thelma and Louise.
Is there any chance that Kevin McCarthy is going to take the Comer information that they're generating and do the right thing and impeach Joe Biden for all of his many crimes?
Well, that's a $64,000 question.
And I think there are a lot of Republicans now in the House who believe that that is the way they have to go.
And I can't really see any downside.
I mean, since the DOJ has decided to pursue Donald Trump and Jack Smith wants to lock him up for the rest of his life, then I think all bets are off.
This is a fully weaponised DOJ and all the normal political norms have just been thrown out the window.
So why would they not impeach Joe Biden?
There are so many grounds for impeachment, including this and all the allegations of corruption, but also on numerous other misdemeanours and crimes during his presidency.
Chiefly, I would say the border, the disaster at the border that he's deliberately unwound,
and the sort of confidence trick that's being played on the American people about these
illegal aliens being allowed in, you know, eight million of them so far at last count.
I mean, it's the only weapon the Republicans actually have control of right now.
And impeachment is whatever the House says.
Now, I think the problem is he's got weak members of the caucus, McCarthy does, who don't want to vote yes.
But I think you've got to put their feet to the fire and make them vote no and hold a vote.
And I think we'll get it through and at least get a trial.
Yes, absolutely.
Well, Miranda, I look forward to watching you unravel the rest of this.
If you do not own the laptop from hell, you are already behind the power curve.
So get that.
Catch up to speed on the crimes identified and far too many already in play.
And then we'll keep an eye at the New York Post for your columns and the rest of it, the tremendous work you do to make sure that the information that, as you call them, the allied media, the regime media, the corporate media put out is not the only lies, is not the lies that people have and they have a piece of truth to choose from.
Miranda Devine, columnist for New York Post.
Thanks for being with us.
Thanks a lot, Jim.
Great to be with you.
All right, well, we are gonna dig some more into Hunter and Joe.
I titled the show Impeach Biden Now for a reason.
We need to do it.
Kevin McCarthy, this is on you.
Bye.
The question is, do they impeach him now, or do they wait until the election year to do it?
Yeah, I know.
I think you kind of want it next year.
Screw him.
I still am against the idea of impeaching Biden, just because historically it's always backfired.
It backfired on the Republicans, so they did it to Clinton, and it backfired on the Democrats, so they did it to Trump.
Did it?
Backfired.
How did it backfire on the Democrats?
What price did they pay?
It made Trump more popular.
Slightly more popular.
He still lost.
Because they stole it from him.
I don't think nobody voted against him because of the impeachment.
But when the Republicans did it to Clinton, against all odds, they ended up losing in the next midterms.
Well, all right, there's two ways.
You can say Trump can play the victim, you know, unfairly maligned unless they're impeaching Biden.
If they're impeaching Biden, then it's tit for tat, you know, and both sides are out there.
And maybe the American people all say, screw this.
But the question is, if they're going to try, if Biden is going to be the candidate, You know, if they don't find a way to get rid of him, and maybe that's how they get rid of him.
No, I mean, he won't get convicted.
But, you know, that gives them a reason to say, okay, he goes out, you know, and then Kamala pardons him.
Possibly.
I think a more effective use of impeachment is going after his cabinet guys, going after Garland, going after Mayorkas, because to emphasize, A, there's still accountability for these crimes, you know, at the border and the deep state abuse.
And to emphasize, Biden's not really the puppet master here by any means.
He is just a puppet.
And these guys, you know, he's putting these people in who are doing these horrible things.
So we're still punishing the administration.
That's a fair point, because Biden's crimes are, you know, years ago.
They're Obama era.
His catastrophes are now.
Yeah.
But I mean, OK, what's the crime?
Malfeasance?
Is malfeasance high crime or misdemeanor for the border?
Dereliction of duty?
I'd call it treason.
I'd call it treason.
You can't treason.
You have to have an enemy.
You know, you have to be helping an enemy.
I think we've got to impeach Biden.
Huh?
Like, Marrakesh, I bet you half the country doesn't know who he is.
That's the problem.
That's true.
You know what I mean?
If it's an impeachment and you get to mention him... The media would have to cover all these payments.
They'd just ignore it, ignore it, ignore it.
So you impeach somebody that allows you to smear Biden for the corruption?
Sure.
Then maybe Garland in that case.
Just blatant abuse of the power.
That's not a bad one.
Don't argue their way out of it.
I think it's... Oh, I'm not saying it'll succeed.
All they gotta do is get the impeachment vote through and then you get the trial.
That's what I'm talking about.
He's not going to be impeached.
Well, no, he gets impeached is the vote to have a trial.
But people would pay attention to it.
I mean, yeah, exactly.
And they would have to cover it.
And then what you get to do is get to call witnesses who say, OK, Joe Biden did this.
Yeah.
When was the last time we impeached a cabinet official like ever?
Like, do we really do that?
Well, now is good.
Yeah.
And again, my orcas, to the question of treason, the foreign enemies are the illegals.
The ones that they're literally importing.
They're using these CIA chartered flights to import them into the country.
Don't we, isn't there, it doesn't have to be wartime or something.
I don't know.
I mean, the Rosenbergs were guilty of treason and we weren't at war.
Well, we weren't at war, but they were spying.
You know, there was espionage.
That's different.
Espionage, even with a non-combatant, still counts.
Interesting.
Alright, you got me thinking about this.
We'll dig into it.
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you Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo!
It's Jim Hansen.
Right on.
Well, the Rumble folks can't hear it, but the bumper music was Free Bird by the Skinner Boys.
And, reminds me to tell you, go to Jim Hansen DC on Twitter, find the Free Bird Allies link, and follow that if you're on Twitter at all.
And basically we're banding together.
We're getting the conservative media outlets, think tanks, influencers, and users to go ahead and say, we are no longer going to be second-class citizens.
Bud Light showed everybody that we are a force to be reckoned with.
So treat us right or you'll pay the price.
And nobody wants to get the Bud Light treatment at this point.
I think we have their attention.
All right, Amanda or Miranda Devine last segment was filling us in on some of the, you know, the possibilities around the Hunter Biden slap on the wrist deal and what could come next.
My view is impeach Biden.
Biden or somebody.
And we were talking in the break about who, if it's not Biden.
Because there's reasons to impeach Biden and not.
Should it be Mayorkas for the border?
Should it be Merrick Garland for abuse of deep state powers to attack political enemies?
I don't care.
Impeach all of them.
Impeach somebody, all right?
Kevin McCarthy.
You need to hold impeachment hearings because if you don't, you're ceding the American justice system to the criminals on the other side who are using it to attack our team unfairly.
You're the only one with any power right now to hold them accountable.
So, Speaker McCarthy, my wife's from your district.
She's from Bakersfield.
You need to do your job for your constituents and all the rest of the Americans who now feel like they do not have equal justice under the law.
We don't have equal treatment.
We are unfairly singled out.
You know, the January 6th abuse of power is one of the saddest moments in this country's history.
Now they're going after Trump and they'll go after everybody else if we don't make them pay a price.
Make somebody pay a price.
I'd be fine with Biden.
There's so many crimes, literal crimes, not just the high crimes and misdemeanors under the impeachment status, which is basically the House could impeach somebody for violating a crosswalk.
Okay, jaywalking could be a high crime misdemeanor if the majority of the House votes for that.
But There is felony violations by the bucketload against Joe Biden.
They let Hunter skate.
We should hold Joe accountable.
And if you don't want to do that, if there are political reasons or whatever, you know, I still think you should just because basic justice requires it.
But if you don't want to do that, get Mayorkas for dereliction of duty regarding the border.
He has obviously not done his job in securing our southern border.
He has actually purposely not done his job.
That is dereliction of duty.
It's actually worse than dereliction of duty.
It's malfeasance because it's purposeful.
Dereliction of duty could be just, well, you suck at your job.
He doesn't suck at his job.
He's doing what he thinks his job is.
He thinks his job is to let as many illegals in as he can get during their time in power, because they think those are Democrat votes.
Well, that's garbage.
So impeach his butt.
Merrick Garland is a disgrace.
Did we dodge a bullet not having that wretched refuse, that scumbag, as a Supreme Court justice?
Can you imagine If we had him sitting on the Supreme Court right now, we would be in deep trouble.
Imagine adding two more Hillary pick justices if Trump hadn't won.
So what he's done now in his role as Attorney General is, again, utterly impeachable.
There are so many places where he has used selective prosecution to attack the political enemies of the Biden regime.
Actually, it's not even the Biden regime.
Biden's a puppet figure.
He's not in charge.
It's the permanent bureaucracy of the left.
It's the deep state.
It's the woke mob who's running things.
Impeach Merrick Garland.
Impeach Ray.
I don't care.
But if you do not impeach anyone between now and next summer,
you got a year, Kevin McCarthy, one year to impeach somebody and put them in the dock
and hold a trial.
The American people deserve to see that there are not just one tier of justice
for the Solons of the enlightened left and another one for us knuckle dragging troglodytes
of the right.
We need to know that we'll be treated fairly.
And if you don't do that, you've got no business sitting in that chair, swinging that pathetic, feckless gavel.
Might as well give it back to Nancy Pelosi.
Might as well give it to Feinstein at that point, and Fetterman.
He can't have it, but whatever.
They're both senators, aren't they?
Whatever!
I don't care.
Impeach somebody.
I'll figure out which is the House and which is the Senate.
You figure out who to impeach, Kevin McCarthy.
It's on you.
This is Jim Hansen.
We'll be back with more America First Radio after the break.
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Yeah, cause come on.
I mean, you got the Warlords as the show.
The potential is unlimited.
Exactly, man.
Yeah, we're gonna be bad.
War.
War never changes.
Something along those lines.
Trust me.
I used to wear, when I first met my wife, before she turned me into the fashion icon that I am now, I used to pick, my daily choice was what t-shirt am I going to wear with what saying to piss which people off.
That was my choice.
And then I'd have a hat with another saying to piss somebody else off.
I could double dip.
Yeah, I'm down for Warlord's merch.
Warlord's merch.
War is the answer.
I went to the dry cleaner today, and a bunch of suits and stuff and all that, and I accidentally threw my I Love Global Warming t-shirt in there.
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Like it's some designer shirt.
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So, we've got in our front yard, we've got a sign that says, Tolerate Political Diversity.
You told us about that.
Right?
It's green and white and it looks, when you first see it, you think, oh, it's green and
white.
It must be a nice thing.
And then they read it and they go, oh, oh, wait a minute.
Right?
And my wife was out watering plants or something this weekend and she was kind of hidden by
our van thing.
And these two leftist ladies, you know, she said they looked like the usual women in comfortable
shoes kind of leftists.
And they're walking by and then they saw the sign and read it out loud.
She heard him say, oh, tolerate political diversity.
Oh, these people are disgusting.
They literally proved the point of the sign by spending the rest of their walk down our sidewalk.
Complaining about the fact that we had the audacity to say, tolerate political diversity because we should not be tolerated.
We are reprehensible.
Did you come up with that sign or did you buy it somewhere?
I saw one somewhere.
I saw the saying somewhere and then I had the signs made myself.
That one's pretty good.
Oh, it's huge.
You steal two of their words.
I keep hearing the...
Because there's that one sign that they all unironically have in front of their houses like DC.
In this house, we believe Black Lives Matter.
Someone needs to do a reverse version of that.
Oh, there is.
There are.
Like, we believe white lives matter.
Yeah, we believe that the rule of law applies to everybody, that climate is not weathered.
There are a couple versions of them, and they're pretty funny.
I like this one because it's not as in-your-face.
You know what I mean?
It's not automatic.
I could defend it from the left.
I could say, what?
I believe as a committed liberal, you know, that we should have that.
And I am a classic liberal, you know, so I think it's fun.
By the way, in the little rumble chat mini poll I've just conducted,
press one if you'd rather impeach Garland, press two if you'd rather impeach Mayorkas.
Currently four to six in favor of Mayorkas.
And I'm going to be voting for Mayorkas. Thank you.
Thank you.
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo!
It's Jim Hanson.
Oh, the Rumble people can see me.
I was dancing like Trump there for a minute.
Hey, I want to open up the phone lines because there's a lot of good ideas out there amongst y'all.
So 833-33-GORKA, 833-334-6752.
And we've got Glenn from Arizona who's on the line.
I want to hear what you've got to say, Glenn.
What's shaking?
You were talking about Kevin McCarthy earlier.
The issue that I have with Trump, I love Trump.
I think he was a net plus, hardcore for America.
But the one issue that I, the consternation that I have is, in the beginning of the year, and Seb was for Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House also, And I called in to Seb, and I do not have any faith in this man.
I think he's a wolf in sheep's clothing.
I said that in January.
I gave a little bit of, like, a warning to Seb.
Hey, I don't want six months from now, and I am doing it now, for Matt Gaetz and me and people like me to call in and say, I told you so about this man.
I've never gotten any I've never gotten disappointed with Kevin McCarthy, because I have no faith in this man.
I have no confidence.
So to the extent that you have faith and confidence in this man, you're going to keep getting disappointed.
But my issue with Trump, and I like Trump, but Ken Cuccinelli said something two weeks ago when he debated Sebastian Gorka on the Eric Bolling show.
And Ken Cuccinelli spotlighted it, and I wasn't smart enough to think of this,
but he said that every four people that Trump hired was a Democrat,
was a person who got in there to undermine Trump.
And Kevin McCarthy's another one.
I believe Kevin McCarthy is just doing enough so that way people on MAGA like us
will not basically give incontrination.
I think you're making a fair point about McCarthy.
And I'll tell you one thing.
I've talked with Seb about Kevin McCarthy many, many times, especially back when this was again,
even from the previous speaker battles all the way back.
No one really believes that he is on our side, America First, MAGA side.
He's not.
He's demonstrably not.
He is an establishment Republican.
He is owned part and parcel by the moneyed people, and he does the bidding of whoever donates the most money to the cause that keeps him and his people in power.
And Seb has no, you know, illusions about Kevin McCarthy being a member of our team, except when it's the team writ large.
Not the fighting wing of the party, which we are, but he is part of the party we need to win overall.
And I think the reason Seb ended up backing him, and I heard this from his own mouth, is because he's going to win.
There's a point where you don't fight battles you can't win.
And so what you do is then you try to gain the maximum amount of concessions you can from a guy who's going to win.
And that happened.
And there was some awesome negotiating and to-ing and fro-ing, you know, amongst everyone involved in that speakers race this time.
And the Freedom Caucus types, the MAGA America First crew, won concessions from McCarthy that they never would have gotten.
Subpoena powers and committee seats.
All of our people got bumped up a notch.
From what they would have been if it was just the old school seniority and the usual ways for doing it.
So I understand why people don't like that, you know, and don't think for a second though that Seb doesn't know that McCarthy is, you know, a snake of some flavor.
He is.
Hey!
Well, thank you for taking my call.
It's a pleasure and honor.
of poison that can kill us, it can only make us sick and slow. All right. So we have to and we
have to deal with that. I wish I wish that wasn't the case.
I would get another call. Let's talk to Neil in L.A. Hey, well, thank you for taking my call. So I
feel a lot of my my thought is that if Kevin McCarthy does not impeach Biden, Garland or Marcos.
It will not be a Republican Congress come 2024.
And even if there's a Republican president, they're going to be met with all kinds of opposition.
The other thing I wanted to say, sir, is that if for some reason Trump does not get the nomination because of crookedness that they might pull off With some type of a deal or whatever.
And one of the other Republicans gets in.
I don't think I'll be voting because I don't believe that our system is equal justice anymore.
And no Republican president, unless Trump gets elected, is going to make any much of a difference.
Well, I would just hope that you vote no matter what.
You don't have to vote for anybody.
I can't remember the last time I voted for Trump, but I generally vote against Democrats.
So if the Democrats put up, you know, Biden or Harris or Newsom or whoever, I hope you would take the time to go ahead and go to the poll and at least vote against them, even if you think our team screwed up, cheated, did whatever.
Because it's just, we got to do what we can to beat them.
Let's talk to Randy in Atlanta.
Yeah, hey, how's it going?
I'm just, perfect call before that.
So you're, we're saying vote, but Where are these votes going to go?
You've got 25 years of public school brainwashing.
You've got the 50-plus deranged liberal lunatics out there.
You've got, let's say, 90% of the black community, Hispanic community, you can put whatever percent.
Where are these votes going to come from that we're supposed to just sit back and let the Democrats do all this corrupt stuff?
And then the people are going to realize, oh my God, they're corrupt.
We've known this for years and years and years.
Where are those swing votes?
Who are we pulling by sitting back and just letting this happen?
Yeah, no, that's a great question.
And I think it's a new thing for us to go out and compete for votes because we always assumed people knew we were right.
And we got our butts kicked a couple of times now because of it.
And I'm not saying the elections were fair.
They demonstrably were not.
But now we are recognizing that they're doing all of their cheating and we're going to play the game as hard as we can legally.
I'll give the GOP credit for one thing.
They started a thing called Vote Banking, which is their brand on ballot harvesting and early voting.
And good on them.
That's a great way to take a Democrat tactic and rebrand it and put a name on it that our people can trust.
Put your vote in the bank to make sure that we've got a large enough balance come Election Day from everybody we can put the message out to, to go ahead and beat whichever scumbag commie loser the left puts up against us.
Alright, it's Jim Hanson, 833-33-GORKA.
We'll take some more calls after the break.
Yeah, it's Patriot Supply.
Okay, got it.
Thanks.
I know we're done with the food.
Yeah, it's a Patriot Supply.
Okay, got it, thanks.
I know we're done with the food.
Cherry.
Two and a half minutes.
Thank you.
It's crazy to think about, too, when you realize there's only been five Republican speakers in modern history.
So the bar is not very, like, high or low.
Right, but didn't what's-his-name was there for like a thousand years?
Gingrich was what?
10, 12?
94.
I don't know the length of time.
It was Gingrich, then Hastert, then Baker, then Ryan.
Yeah.
Because the Democrats had the House for like 50 straight years.
Paul Ryan, man.
What a piece of trash.
What a disappointment.
He had so much potential.
I swear to God, when he was in Congress and he was our policy wonk and the one guy who could actually explain the complicated economics things and just how this works, I'm like, you know, I can get behind this guy.
And then he's like, ha ha ha ha.
Both he and Romney... I'm just owned.
He and Romney both had so much political capital after 2012 and they both blew it.
Romney's a jerk.
Romney made the biggest mistake of any political candidate I can recall.
Alright, they're hitting him for being rich.
Here's Romney's political commercial he failed to make.
Hi, I'm Mitt Romney.
When I turned 18, I inherited a hundred million dollars.
I was rich.
And then I gave it all away to charity.
Every dime, I gave it away.
And then, you know what?
Because I live in America, I got a good education, I went to work, and I got rich again!
Wow!
I should apologize for that?
He just let him.
I'll help you get rich, too.
He let him ramrod him with that, because he was, like, embarrassed.
Like, Trump never came up with Trump.
If you say he's worth $3 billion, he'd argue with you that he's worth $6 billion.
Right!
He was smart enough to know people like the American dream.
Yeah, I got rich, biatch!
No, no, I'm actually just like you.
No, I'm rich.
Yeah, every stupid campaign was in with the jeans and the rolled up button-down shirt and all that stupid stuff.
Dude, you're not a man of the people.
You're a rich... but you've done good things and you earned your money.
Now, you can say Bain is a vulture capitalism company, but they're also a company that turns around things.
You know, I mean, there was great cases to be made if you weren't... Staples came out.
Liberal guilt.
Yeah, exactly.
I keep forgetting about that.
Yeah, Staples.
You're not suffering from liberal guilt. You can be proud of being an American who's successful
15 Welcome back to America first with our very special guest
uncle Jimbo It's Jim Hansen.
It is Jim Hansen and I'm sitting in for Seb, who is doing the dangerous duty of going to Philly to smoke cigars with Chris Stegall.
Now, that's half a joke and half the truth because it is a dangerous duty to go to Philly, but it's a good thing to do, good people, and that's at the Cigar Republic tonight.
I wish I was there, but instead I'm here.
With you!
And if you want to talk to me, 833-33-GORKA, 833-334-6752.
Now, we've spent this hour talking about the two-tiered justice system in this country.
And it's not like there's a question of is there one.
There is one.
It was just another slap in the face to us and a slap on the wrist to degenerate junkie whoremongering scumbag Hunter Biden, who got off on basically a cornucopia of crimes that he committed with Big guy Joe Biden.
And somehow all this is now supposed to be swept under the rug and we're supposed to say, oh, but poor Hunter, you know, he was having addiction problems and we should feel bad for him.
No, no.
He's a garbage human being who did this stuff to himself.
So I'm glad, I guess, if he's clean, you know, good on him.
But we don't have to forgive the crimes he committed in collusion and conspiracy with his father as vice president.
Joe was taking Hunter on Air Force Two to sell business doing nothing other than selling access to Joe to Ukraine and China and everywhere else wherein Joe would take meetings with Hunter's clients, which I just scare quoted, And then that's the payoff.
That's selling your office.
That's selling the United States of America to the highest bidder or the lowest bidder or whatever bidder.
And it's a crime.
It's a multitude.
It's a bunch of crimes that now I guess we're not going to see Hunter Biden pay for.
And I don't think we can let that slide.
And by we, I mean Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who needs to impeach Biden or somebody who works for him.
We cannot have Donald Trump being indicted and harassed mercilessly for crimes that didn't even exist, let alone he committed.
And we can't have Hunter Biden and Joe Biden Getting away with a collection of real crimes that there's real evidence in public to prove.
It's not like we have to take anybody's word for it.
The emails on Hunter's laptop proved that there were felony violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act by those two losers.
That's getting swept away.
So McCarthy impeach Biden.
And let's do the corruption and let's have that.
Let's get that on the record.
Make them testify under oath.
And let's impeach Mayorkas and Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray.
Let's impeach them all.
And who cares?
I don't care if any of them are committed.
I want trials.
I want impeachment because otherwise we don't have equal treatment under the law.
I'm Jim Hanson.
You guys need to get some news and then we'll be back next hour at 420.
We got my buddy Colonel Kurt and the warlords will be in effect.
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Welcome to the second hour of America First with me, Sebastian Gorka, your one-stop shop for all of the biggest topics of the news cycle today, without the bias of the mainstream media or the censorship of big tech, whether it's the culture war or educational indoctrination, the immigration crisis or gun control, or the threats to the Second Amendment.
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I'm Sebastian Gorka, this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome our special guest host, Jim Hansen.
Well, I am delighted to be guest hosting.
And there's a lot we've already talked about.
We've dealt with a little Trump, a little Hunter Biden.
I want to do a mea culpa.
And, you know, I think one of the things you have to do is admit when you were wrong.
And I had a big one.
I had, it was a while ago, about 13 years ago, during the Obama administration, there was a big kerfuffle over a Pentagon policy called don't ask, don't tell.
Which essentially said, you can be gay and you can be in the military, you just can't be gay.
You can't, you can't do your, you can't have a, you know, they didn't have rainbow flags, that crap back then really.
You know, they just, they, you couldn't be outwardly gay.
You couldn't play kissy face with your boyfriend or girlfriend, you know, and, and all of that.
So you could be gay in the military, you just couldn't be gay.
And I thought that was stupid, all right?
I understood all of the arguments for why that was divisive to military, you know, camaraderie and esprit de corps and all that.
I understand all that.
It's, you know, it's similar to the argument against women in combat and women in the military.
I get it.
You know, at some level, you can make a legitimate, Factual, non-biased argument that women are divisive in a military unit and that gay people are divisive in a military unit.
You can do that.
The problem is it's very hard to do that and make that argument consistent with the U.S.
Constitution.
And that was my issue.
Everybody knew gay people.
I knew gay people on SF teams.
And it was one of those things.
I didn't care.
I also knew plenty of other kind of perverts, you know?
There were things that people did in their own time that I didn't want to know specifics about.
But if you pulled your weight, if you could hump a rucksack where it needed to go, if you were there when the excrement hit the rotary oscillator, you were okay by me.
And I made a statement at that point in time that said, if I'm shot on the battlefield, I don't care if the medic coming to help me is gay.
I just hope he's one of those buff gay guys who spends all his time in the gym working out so he can pick me up, throw me over his shoulder and get me the hell out of there.
And I think that was kind of my view.
And at some level, I think that's still valid.
You know, those things, the constitutional issues of you can make a case that the military is different and there's a reason to exempt it.
from those kind of things.
And I think that's, like I said, I agree that that argument is a fair argument to make and might even prevail.
But it's tough to make it prevail against the Constitution.
And then you have also the argument that many of my friends made that this is a slippery slope, that the second you say, OK, now we've opened this up.
And remember, this was 2010.
Alright, this was 13 years ago.
Things were nowhere near as freakishly weird.
Wokeness wasn't a thing yet.
All of the craziness has basically been in less than the past 10 years.
It's been in the last 5 to 6 years.
Things have gone hellishly wrong.
So I'm not trying to excuse myself because the first thing I said, I was wrong when I said that this was not potentially a slippery slope that would lead to things like transsexual serving in the military.
I said my friends were crazy.
And these are my friends.
My friends are Navy SEALs, SF guys.
There were plenty of the pointy tip of the spear were disagreeing with me.
And there were quite a few people who agreed with me.
And so what I did at one point, I wrote an open letter and published it on a military blog called Black Five.
I was Uncle Jimbo at Black Five.
And it said basically, you know, don't ask, don't care.
I don't care if there are gay people in the military.
I think it's stupid that we let them be in and we make them pretend they're not gay.
I think I actually said at one point that that was gay in the old school, you know, childish playground insult style.
So that got picked up by a lot of the usual suspects.
It actually went very viral.
It got picked up in the New York Times.
It got picked up by the Atlantic.
And I ended up going on Rachel Maddow's MSNBC show.
Now, the funny part about this, all right, it's not like Rachel Maddow loved me, but I happened to be on the side of an issue that her side agreed with, right?
So they decided to have me on.
And in the course of that, you have to remember, back at this point in time, Rachel Maddow was still pretending that she wasn't gay, or whatever.
You know, she's a lesbian.
But she was the most obvious, definitely a lesbian that anyone ever knew, but she was not admitting it because that was not a thing yet.
Obama didn't even want to come out and say gay marriage was a thing.
So there was still this whole closeted thing on the left.
So I'm going to play you a clip from during this segment, and here's the funny thing you need to know.
I will front her out for being gay and having her own talk show.
And if you're listening on the radio, what you can't see is she starts giggling like a schoolgirl until she figures out that she's essentially admitting that she's gay.
And then she starts shaking her head side to side really hard when she realizes she just blew it.
So I nailed her on her own show.
So go ahead and play the clip.
Why did you think it was important to get on the record in a collective way like this?
Gay people are everywhere.
I've heard they even have their own cable TV news shows these days.
You know, it's not a surprising thing.
Now, you can, if you go to my Twitter feed, go to at Jim Hansen DC, you'll find a tweet today.
I'll go ahead and pin it to the thing in the break.
So at the break, it'll be the top tweet in my feed.
Where I discuss this whole issue and I link to the piece and the open letter and the write-ups about it and this Maddow clip, which is longer and funnier.
And the bottom line is I was trying to do a good thing because I thought we were not yet in an open conflict with the left.
I thought that somehow building, you know, some sort of common ground on an issue where there seemed to be a way to help both sides.
And I said like i said all my friends told me this is going to lead to transsexuals in the military i said you're crazy i was wrong dreadfully painfully wrong now i don't know what i do back in the same situation knowing what i know now would i say don't do it
I think probably yes.
I would say I would certainly at this point if I knew what I know now I would not have written the letter.
I would not have started this issue because we were told that Obama actually saw all of this going on and it provided him air cover for the decision.
So I helped that.
And that was a mistake.
I hadn't learned yet that we were actually at a war.
Now, 13 years ago, I think it's okay that not everybody at every second knew what time it was.
And you can pretend you were that much more based than I was at that point in time, but base didn't even exist.
So, I learned from that.
That this is not a situation where we have any real common ground in any meaningful way with the left.
We do not.
And so I will fight them on everything.
I will fight them on every issue, on every stupid idea they have, even if they're right.
I'm not going to give them a thing until we reach a point where we have some sort of detente or an armistice, an armed armistice, where our side's clout has been accepted.
And I think we're starting.
First of all, we've started to fight back.
You know, I mean, we have actually become a counter-wokeness movement.
All right.
So there's that.
You know, the parents are riled because the kids are being attacked.
You know, the COVID stuff has proved that we can't trust the government.
The two tiers of justice have shown that we are second class citizens, according to them.
And I think now, the normals have woken.
So I think that's the first step.
But we're nowhere near that armed armistice, that whatever, where we need, where we can say, okay, we're gonna stop fighting you on everything, and maybe there's common ground.
I don't wanna compromise on another thing, and I won't.
There is no reason to give them even the slightest of victories, because they will just, as they did to me, Screw me over by making it worse.
And I did not listen to people who were telling me that.
That's on me.
I accepted it was a mistake.
People make mistakes.
I made it in good faith.
Doesn't matter.
I was wrong.
And so that's something to take away from this is that we cannot trust the other team.
In anything.
So in all of your actions from here on out, don't feel like you have to.
Don't feel like people can say, oh, we should have bipartisanship.
You know, you have to reach towards the middle on that.
Baloney.
We do not.
When we reach towards the middle, all we get is a slap to the face and a reminder that they don't play by the rules.
And as after the break, Kurt Schlichter's coming on, as he is prone to say, be careful what rules you decide to play by, because you're not going to like it when we start playing by them, too.
And that's where we're at, as of whenever, you know, as of whenever ago.
For me, it was not long after that, 13 years ago, that I had figured out that this was not a game where both sides were playing fair.
So I've been fighting back pretty hard since then.
I think we all now see That there is no way that a compromise is going to get us what we want.
The only thing that's going to get us what we want and need is Bud Lighting the lot of them.
If they want to play, we are half the country or more.
And when you get down to things like throwing the queer agenda at our kids, we're 60 or 70% of this country.
Let's act like it.
This is Jim Hanson, we will be back after the break with Kurt Schlichter for a little bit of Warlords on Salem
action.
**WARLORDS THEME** Every time I hear it I'm like dee dee dee dee dee dee dee
dee.
Alright. Oh boy. They should have made more music like that.
You know I think they had one before that, they had one album before that but it's not as good.
And even that album, there's probably 3 or 4 other good songs on uh sympathy is the name of the album.
With sympathy.
Alright I think we have Colonel K on the line, I hear something.
You hear grumbling and dogs barking?
That only starts when the segment goes live.
Right, right.
The dogs know.
Those are some intelligent animals.
I'm here, I'm at work.
Oh.
What are you, I thought you were sick.
Three minutes.
I am sick.
You sound cranky, that's good.
I like cranky.
Fucking cra- oh.
Mic's are off.
Wow, you do look like shit.
I have no idea who I am.
Greeting between friends.
You do look like shit.
That's fun.
You like when your friends look like shit, right?
Oh, fuck.
I was fronting you out before for the faces you make when you're not talking on the Warlords.
I'm going to do an outtakes reel of Kurt's worst faces when Jim's talking, because it's pretty funny, dude.
I've improved.
Guaranteed.
Yes, you have.
But I kept some of the good stuff from the early days for just such an occasion.
So was your Pacific Island trip pleasure?
Yeah.
Well, it was supposed to be until I got sick.
Dang, why?
Dude, that's garbage.
What do you have?
I don't know.
A festival of fucking phlegm, that's for sure.
Probably the rona.
Gotta be the rona.
Oh yeah, that's the thing, isn't it?
So we got, we were in London.
What was it, last fall?
Sam got COVID.
While we're on vacation, visiting my daughter in London, man.
It was the worst.
Cause then, do you want to admit it?
You know what I mean?
Cause the Brits are crazy about that stuff.
Oh, I didn't admit shit.
Somebody on a flight going, are you sick?
I'm like, yeah, I have Hansen's disease.
Better known as leprosy.
Hey Colonel, can you slice and move to your right a little?
To your right.
How's that?
Yeah, that's fine.
That's fine.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
Let him be off-center.
He's off-center to the right from the camera view, right?
He's to the left from his side, which is actually kind of telling.
He's more of a center-left guy.
That's what I'm saying.
He's decided he's gonna be center-left.
Shit, yes.
He's just a dickhead.
One minute.
Alright, so hey dude, I wanna- I like Kurt Sik better.
I know, I know, Frankie Kurt's the best.
Yeah, yeah.
So, I was just admitting that I was wrong when I supported repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
So I wanna do- Oh, here?
Well, dude, I was very wrong.
I mean I I Actually, oh, come on.
I was Rachel Maddow show saying do what Obama wants to do.
It was not a not a high point in my career.
I didn't have a problem.
Well, when they did, I thought other there were going to be other problems.
Yeah, well, there were no gays that were the problem.
There you go.
All right.
Well, let's go from there.
I'll jump us off from that point and we can do the rest of the destruction of the military.
I'm going to go ahead and do the rest of the destruction of the military.
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo.
It's Jim Hanson.
It always throws me off when it's that Hobbit music coming out of the break.
It's just so peaceful and placid.
You know, I'm not feeling that.
Neither is Kurt, because we have Colonel Kurt Schlichter, the crankiest lawyer in California today.
Author of the Kelly Turnbull series, Inferno being the latest of that, which you should get along with the rest of them.
Get a signed edition if you can figure out how to get that from him.
But we're glad you're sickly and angry and with us because it's a sickly, angry kind of day.
And I want to jump in with my admitted failure from last segment in supporting publicly the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell and giving Obama air cover to do that.
And you kind of started to mention that you thought there'd be problems with that, but you didn't think the problem was going to be the gays.
What did you see as the biggest potential pitfall of that?
Well, first of all, apologies, because I'm a festival of phlegm right now.
I did mention, you look like crap.
It's awesome.
I just got back from Hawaii, which is one giant petri dish.
Well, delightful people love the Hawaiian people, but they're swimming with disease.
And you did not catch leprosy?
Is that what you did mention?
You were just threatening?
Well, some lady on the plane is like, Are you sick?
And I'm like, I do have leprosy.
Wanna take a hit off my Smirnoff?
I'm not gonna lose a toe any time.
It's better known as leprosy.
It's always leprosy to me.
And it's also always Bombay in me.
Peking to me.
I'm not going for this Beijing or Mumbai crap.
You don't have to.
That's why we have an English language.
The correct thing to call words that have an English word for them is the English word for them.
That's why Afghanistan.
Yeah, you're disrupting, you're disrespecting the indigenous people.
And I'm like.
No, I'm reminding the indigenous people that we are the global hegemon.
Exactly.
We want everything.
All right, dude, so back to, you know, we gotta get to hassling the woke military.
So Don't Ask, Don't Tell, though, was the start of the woke military, right?
Because that was the repeal.
Well, first, I was concerned about exactly what happened.
I wasn't so much concerned about the gay soldiers, because, surprise, we all knew everybody was gay.
I mean, not a big surprise, all right?
You know, because you're living with them out in the field, and you kind of know who's gay.
That wasn't the issue.
The issue for me was, well, they're going to, you know, it's a bunch of fascist officers are going to take this idiocy too far and start hassling normal, you know, patriotic, traditional, whatever.
I think people can't be patriotic because evidently many are.
Like Gay Patriot on Twitter.
But you My concern was exactly what's going to happen, which is the traditional folks were going to get abused if they didn't go all in on this.
And lo and behold, there it is.
My concern was never the gay soldiers, because I already knew there were gay soldiers.
And that was the whole point.
That's why I thought it was gay, that they were pretending, oh, you can be in the military, but you can't be gay.
You can just be gay.
Just don't be gay.
And the thing was, though, how stupid.
It was the dumbest way to solve it.
Yeah, I mean, look, and I'm not trying to be Mr. I'm not trying my usual thing of being Mr. Politically Correct.
I spent a lot of time as a commander and in leadership positions.
And, you know, I can count on two fingers the problems I had with gay soldiers And I don't have enough appendages to even start with straight soldiers.
That is simply the truth.
Okay?
My problem was not, you know, the, you know, E6 and E7 over in the S1 shop, whose sapphic attraction was obvious to everybody.
It was, you know, Horny E3 on a bender, you know, in Stuttgart during the Volksfest, you know.
Running around Bragg Boulevard marrying strippers and buying cars they can't afford and then drunk crashing them into everything.
My God!
Can you imagine how low my blood pressure would be if I had an entire, you know, battalion full of those You know, personnel section, e-sixes, e-six lesbians.
I'd be like, at peace.
But the thing is, you gotta have that right now.
The trade-off is the savage killers, who you need when you go to war, are the ones marrying strippers, buying Dodge Chargers.
Look, it's a good deal.
You know?
Specialist, give me your checkbook.
You've had that magic time.
Give me your checkbook.
My school got money in it.
Look, there's five checks.
But I think the point you made was, okay, regardless, you know, it wasn't an issue of who's causing problems.
The issue was, what are we going to do once we legalize this?
You know, and say everybody can do it.
Are they going to stop there?
And I admitted that friends told me, no, it's a slippery slope and we'll end up with transsexuals serving in the military and all that.
And I told them they were crazy.
And yet here we are.
Yeah.
And the thing is, you know, a lot of gay soldiers, like the gay conservatives, like non-gay, non-conservative gays are like, how did we get past the LGB?
Yeah, they got cheated.
Like the weird symbols and acronym, because I didn't sign in for that.
I know I didn't.
You know, all transsexual things, it's ridiculous.
Well, and that's kind of, okay, so when they did that... But here we are!
Yeah, and they decided, because the difference was, okay, you can say, okay, your sexual identity is I'm attracted to men or I'm attracted to women, and I'm a man or a woman.
And those are fairly, I'm going to go with normal, and don't tear me down, because the differentiation I'm making, when you get to sexual identity, you're saying, okay, I'm a man, but I think I'm a woman.
You have a different level of what it's fair to call some sort of delusion or gender dysphoria that needs treatment by doctors and medication.
And if they think so, surgery, that's a whole different world.
Well, you know, to me, it's not even me.
It's just objectively true.
If it's I like dudes.
OK, that's a preference.
And I may go, I don't understand why, guys are lumpy and gross, they're hairy, Ernest Borgnine, not Kurt C. But that's more of a preference.
If you're like, hi, my name's Mitch, I'm a chick.
I also have a penis.
And if you actually believe that, okay, you're wrong when you believe it.
It's simply not so.
It's a delusion.
And I think, I mean, we know there are conservative transsexuals and they're like, look, I just had this feeling.
And it's a feeling that exists to me.
And I know I'm not a girl, but I feel like a girl.
And I'm trying to, you know, navigate that in my life.
And we're like, oh, OK, I get it.
Don't ask me to call you a girl.
And they're like, no, I'd never do that because I'm not a girl.
And if they'd have stopped there, we'd have been okay.
Well, we'll dig into some more of the topics of the day when we get back after the break.
This is Jim Hanson sitting in for Seb Gorka doing America First Radio.
Oh, fine.
You bill people.
You go ahead and do your billing.
Hey, we've been through Hunter and Trump's legal woes.
You want to do 14th Amendment and disqualification clause with me, though?
Does that interest you for Trump?
Because that's where I think they're going now.
You'll have to explain it to me.
Okay, if I have to explain to the lawyer.
There's no resemblance to anything I know as a lawyer.
Most of this doesn't.
I hear you.
Where'd your head go?
Hold on, I'm coming back.
There I am.
No, I screwed something up.
Don't worry.
We have three minutes.
That's enough to have.
There it is.
There it is.
Paying the pool boy.
Pool boy payment.
My name's Mario.
I'm cleaning your pool.
Yeah, Alex Woke Military.
Paying the pool boy.
Pool boy payment.
My name's Mario, I clean in your pool.
Alright, well what do you want to hit? You want to keep on the woke military or you want to jump off?
Yeah, let's woke military. I did that article on Monday about how it's the quickest and fastest to fix.
Okay, well let's fix it.
I got one tomorrow on how Pearl Harbor 2 is so freaking obvious and we're doing nothing about it.
Mmm.
Well, we'll do that on the Warlords then.
So I actually was talking about you and me as the Bobs from Office Space, and I suggested it to Rand Paul.
I pitched him on the idea.
So if this happens, we're going to be making the case, and we'll need a lot of money.
Well, we're going to alienate half the candidates.
Man, if Asa Hutchinson gets to be president, I've got no shot at a government job.
What?
Wouldn't it be the other way around, if anything?
a Shaney ticket. That's just, I know, it's just, it's cringe. Wouldn't it be the other
way around if anything? Buy Cracky! You think Liz would boss him around? I think she'd take
the VP job and then just be president. Yeah, just like her dad.
It's not like he'd fight.
Yeah, there you go.
Her secret service code name would be Egg.
Kurt's on fire today, more so than usual.
It's never good.
Oh, God.
Hey, we gotta do Warlords tomorrow, right?
Yes, whenever you want.
I'm pretty free.
And next week I'm heading to Miami.
So we gotta figure out when we're gonna do it, if we're gonna do it.
I might be in Florida next week, so let's talk.
Really?
We might do an all-Florida.
Yeah, I'm not sure, but it'd be St.
Pete, and that's a long drive.
We'll see.
We'll talk.
We can figure it out, man.
I don't know my Florida geography.
We have the wonder while I do, because I drove that last time I was down there.
I wouldn't mind going over to Miami again, though.
We got crew down there.
50 seconds.
There's crew.
We're checking it out.
Sometimes people come to different conclusions about the same thing.
I had somebody go, Kurtz uses an establishment rhino.
I laughed about that, dude.
Like, OK.
Yeah, of course you are.
You know, sometimes people come to different conclusions about the same thing.
And maybe you shouldn't take it so personally.
That would be not nearly as childish as everybody wants to act these days.
I'm a lawyer.
I literally never deal with anyone who agrees with me.
I don't see why these people can't.
I mean, to me, it's like, oh, okay, you disagree with me.
And anyway, what's the deal with airline food?
Heh heh heh heh.
♪♪♪ ♪♪♪
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest Uncle Jimbo!
It's Jim Hansen.
It is, and I'm back with my co-host from the second best show on Twitter.
And I would only say that because, come on, Tucker on Twitter is number one, nobody's taking him.
But we were there before him, and the Warlords you can find at The Warlords Show.
It's just the Twitter handle or go to my at Jim Hansen DC you can find and click on it there.
We'll put them up on Thursday and Friday the segments and they're awesome because it's me and Kurt and we don't even have to worry about the FCC rules or anything.
All right brother now you were you were slagging on the woke military and basically how to fix it because you say it's the easiest of all the broke things the broke woke things to fix.
What's the plan?
It's the most obvious of, look, if we're going to clean out the deep state, you're dealing with, it's hard to do generally, you're dealing with people who think it can't happen, bureaucrats who think that they're invulnerable.
So you need a quick win.
Who do you go to?
You go to the one institution that's absolutely hierarchical.
And you have the apex of the hierarchy, guys.
If we are smart enough to win the election next year, you have a president who's commander in chief who freaking takes command.
Nice.
And, you know, you and I are army leaders.
We know how to be clear about what we want done.
When Schlichter or Hansen walk out of the room, there is nobody in that room who is not absolutely clear on what we want and when we want it.
And the consequences of failure.
Well, we don't even have to say that.
If you have to talk about the consequences, you're already... They're there.
They should have that fear, though, that not complying.
And that's why it's easier.
So I get your point.
First point.
The...
That's why it's hard to have a civilian president to do this kind of take.
Because he comes up against these guys with tons of medals, and they're very impressive, and they know how to speak bureaucratese, and they have a whole bunch of very good reasons why you can't do the things you promised your people you would do.
Part of being a leader is being unreasonable.
It's saying, no, we're going to do X.
Your problem is to figure out how it's going to get done in less time than you think you can do it in.
And if you can't do it, perhaps your deputy can.
We'll find out.
When we pack your stuff and walk you out of the building.
Oh, look, you know, learn these words.
Admiral, I have lost my confidence in your ability to command.
You are relieved for cause.
You are directed to report to Headquarters Unit Pentagon, but not to retire, because we're going to investigate the last rank where you performed adequately.
Int.
It's not the one I just fired you at.
You will be retired at that level.
Do that twice.
And there will not be a general or an admiral who will not instantly, fully, and completely understand your intent.
And for Trump, we can even simplify it.
He doesn't even have to go through it.
You're fired.
He's got that down.
You know, I mean, that's the thing.
The president has to devote time.
But he's a general guy.
He's like, you're fired.
At which point, you know, Mr. Schlichter walks up and goes, let me explain, General, what fired means.
Because that's you and me.
Now, here's the thing.
We've pitched this to a number of people.
Everybody's seen it.
Eight-week trial date idea is interesting.
Well, come on.
His lawyers will file.
Has he gotten lawyers?
That was the other thing.
He wasn't able to get lawyers at one point.
Either they didn't want to work for him, or they weren't cleared, or all kinds of stuff.
He never makes it easy.
You know, that's the interesting piece.
You know I do law for conservatives, kind of behind the scenes stuff.
When I do it, I mean, I understand the political aspects, but I'm a lawyer.
It's had really good results.
Nah, dude, I get it.
It's funny, I can remember sitting with you and Ron Coleman and pitching some of my wild ass crazy schemes
that I wanna do for Lawfare, and the looks I got from you two.
You know, because it's one thing, we could be talking about anything else,
and we're all slapping and joking, and it's all love, and then I get these lawyer looks like,
like what the hell is wrong with you, son?
You know, not even for $1,000 an hour will I try that crazy crap.
Well, 1,000.
Uh.
There you go.
Hey, so there's a number, It's a question. I knew it was a number issue.
You don't know what you are is an issue.
Just your price.
All right, brother.
Well, you go, I gotta get something to drink for the thing.
Yep, I'll talk to you then.
Wait.
or we offer of their own No, the mics were on on the Rumble stream, and then I guess Alex turned them off for a moment.
Now they're back.
Can't cheat people out of me and Kurt saying stupid shit.
That's why they pay extra for Rumble.
That first break before the first segment was just gold.
Wow, you look like shit.
The Rumble chat said it too.
There were several people saying, wow, Kurt looks like crap today.
Fact!
I, for one, welcome any and all references to Office Space.
Oh, what a great movie.
I keep telling Alex he needs to watch it.
That movie is a documentary, let's be real.
Yeah, no, there was so much of it that was not just... I mean, other than their little penny skimming thing.
Yeah.
I've known too many of those people.
That's why I haven't worked in an office in 20 plus years.
The Lumberd character is just too real.
Brilliant.
Wow, what am I talking about?
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest Uncle Jimbo!
It's Jim Hansen.
All right, we had a rollicking couple of segments there with the very sickly but still angry and feisty Kurt Schlichter.
Hey, I want to follow up on some of what he was saying about how the military got so bad so fast.
Because, you know, I talked about my role in it.
I helped.
I wish I hadn't, but I did.
And learn from it.
And I think he made a great point that the military has always been a lab for social engineering.
And that is because, as he said, it's a hierarchical organization required to follow orders.
You know, the CEO of IBM can't order his employees to wear a Pride t-shirt.
If the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff makes an exception to AR 670-1 and all the other military uniform regulations and authorizes the wear of rainbow gear for one day during Pride Month, you can order military people to wear that.
Now that'd be a great case, do it, and then have someone conscientiously object to being gayified, but it's one of those things.
You can up to a level, and it's a pretty high level, force people to comply.
Now that's happened for the purpose of good a number of times.
You know, the military was one of the first places to integrate blacks into full, you know, ability to be part of society.
You know, they were serving and then basically kept getting bumped up to the food chain until they were co-equal as they should have been.
Women, same thing.
You know, we can argue again, are women a detraction from a combat unit?
I get it.
They are.
There's no question that women are a distraction.
And I think if we're honest, most of us who make that argument know it's because dudes can't act right around women.
All right.
They cause us to act stupid.
And there are plenty of chicks who play the game and use their stuff for the purposes of bad, too.
So, yes, that's a problem.
But as I mentioned in that previous segment, the Constitution doesn't say Well, you know, just because things are hard, we're going to go ahead and not have equal treatment under the law.
You know, which seems to be the theme of this show today is equal treatment under the law is such a fundamental foundational piece of what it means to live in this country that watching it be destroyed is horrendously painful.
So I think, you know, as we look at it, is it the military forcing people to be woke?
You know, is it schools indoctrinating kids?
And yet Christian parents can't complain about that.
You know, at some level, conservatives are being treated as second class citizens.
And just let's piss everybody off.
It was Juneteenth yesterday, you know, so let's piss everybody off.
There's white conservatives.
And the nice thing is there are a lot of conservatives of every flavor.
But let's be fair about this.
The last villain you can actually, you know, go ahead and demonize fairly is straight white men.
We're the bad guys.
Everybody is able to point at us and do that.
But then spread it out.
You know, you get in the conservative movement, all straight white women are bad.
Karens are evil.
You know, and then, oh, black conservatives are no longer black.
They lose their blackness if they do that.
Asians got thrown out of the People of Color Alliance for overachievement.
You know, there's a whole situation where if you are on the political right, You no longer can count on equal treatment under the law.
Asians, for example, they're not only not just people of color, now you can discriminate against them as far as college entry and other things like that.
Oh, the Asians are overachieving.
We got too many Asians in there.
So I think, you know, there's a there's a lot of this that is fundamentally abusing the Presumption that there is equal treatment under the law.
And I think that's something that we absolutely, you know, cannot tolerate.
I want to go ahead and remind you guys you can go ahead and give a call 833-33-GORKA 833-334-6752 if you got a question or an idea.
Dave from Arizona's got a question or idea.
What's up brother?
Yeah, just curious how much longer straight white men are going to be able to take it.
It seems like our founding fathers might have been stacking bodies by now, right?
Well, I'm going to go ahead and say I understand the frustration, and I think we're not going to keep taking it, but I don't think that stacking bodies is the answer.
And actually, I wrote a book making that point, called Winning the Second Civil War Without Firing a Shot, because I think we can.
Not that I do not believe that there is a time where that line could be crossed if things don't turn around.
I believe there are red lines.
You know, repeal the Second Amendment, turn the First Amendment into a hate speech exempted thing, and we no longer live in a republic that meets my definition.
And but I 100% will agree that the time for straight white men and then all of the other, you know, there's no, I'm not making us a protected class.
I'm saying we as one of the discriminated against classes in society right now.
Which is all conservatives and more than anyone on the left.
You can't tell me for a second that right now the Rainbow Mafia or black people or any other of their protected victim classes are more actually discriminated against than conservatives.
And get right down to us.
The most discriminated persons in America right now are the pasty faced, you know, What is it?
The pale penis people?
What they like to call us?
Whatever.
It's us.
And that's wrong.
You know, whatever was done in the past, you don't fix that by going ahead and making the victim the oppressor and saying, we're going to make people who never committed a crime pay for crimes of people who died long ago.
That's not fair.
Right now, the goal and what we need to say is, no, we're not going to take it.
Straight white men and all the other members of the larger coalition of the political right are not going to be treated as second class citizens.
We will fight back.
We will go ahead and, you know, nonviolently take this country back.
I think we can do that.
Elections are a challenge.
I'm not saying they're not, but I see signs of the worm turning.
And I'll talk about those in the next segments.
The victories I see, Bud Light, etc.
There are some places where I see our team taking some scalps, to go ahead and use an improper reference.
Let's just piss everybody off.
That's kind of the goal.
What does Seb say?
Oh, Zaky-poo, can we get a transcript from Media Matters?
Well, I'm saying enough stuff to aggravate all of them.
Because, and that's, maybe we come back in with Twisted Sister, because we're not going to take it.
This is Jim Hansen.
This is America First Radio.
We'll be back after the break.
Thanks for watching.
This is a test.
What?
Really?
From the movie Strange Days.
Huh.
Well, there you go.
That's a new one for me.
Interesting.
I did recently finally see Natural Born Killers.
What a great flick.
I'm not sure if I loved it, but it's an experience to watch.
It's bizarre.
It's one of those things where you keep going, really?
What?
Tommy Lee Jones shows up.
It's just full of good craziness and bizarre performances.
Apparently even Quentin Tarantino didn't like the movie though when it was finished.
Which is surprising.
Enrage Quentin Tarantino.
That's a whole new level.
I watched him talking.
It was what the first eight or whatever he was talking about.
Everyone was talking about his first eight movies and how they went.
What a good thing that was because it just all the backstory on how those movies happened was well worth it.
I'm not always a huge fan of him, but the idea of there being a Quentin Tarantino just if nothing else to give us Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction was enough for me.
Oh yeah, I enjoyed Hateful Eight.
That one was... I didn't like it.
I don't know, it didn't click.
I don't know why.
I can't remember what was aggravating about it.
Well, for me, people compared it to The Thing, which is my favorite movie of all time, and it is kind of a similar premise.
You know, a group of strangers in a remote location, in a blizzard no less, and they literally reused music from The Thing, because both movies are owned by Universal.
Like, the exact tracks by Ennio Morricone.
And I'm like, alright, I'm down with that.
Well, that's fun.
I like, you know, anytime you do a shout out and a look back at other stuff, that's fun.
And, of course, Kurt Russell being just as awesome as ever.
I'm trying to remember what it was that aggravated me.
There was a stagecoach.
There was some scene in a stagecoach early in it, and I stopped watching it at that point.
Oh, okay.
Interesting.
You tell me.
I'm picky that way.
Sam Jackson reveals he has a letter from Lincoln in that scene?
Really?
Something like that?
It's been a while.
Yeah, well, I stopped watching it.
I blocked it out of my head.
There's very few movies that I stop watching, but I'm trying to think off the top of my head what some of them are.
Thirty seconds.
I try to.
You know, if I can find a way to get out of a movie before I've invested two plus hours into it, I will.
Because there's not...
I'm not sure what I'm doing here.
Welcome back to America First!
with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo.
It's Jim Hansen.
And we're not gonna take it.
This is the revolt of the straight white guys who've had enough of your crap.
It wasn't us.
We didn't do it.
We didn't do it.
It wasn't me.
I own no slaves.
I oppress nobody.
I treat women well.
Hell, I help gays serve in the military.
Get off my back, people!
I've had enough of your crap.
All right.
I want to take some more calls.
Let's talk to Al in my great state of Virginia.
What's up, buddy?
Yeah.
Hey, you guys are doing a great job.
Hey, here's a real conspiratorial thought of this whole Hunter Biden thing.
Could it be that there's a deal worked out with Hunter and President Biden that President Biden said, I'm staying in this race unless you guys get my son off.
And then they've done it today.
They got Hunter off.
He's not going to get jail time.
So now Biden steps out.
And I'd say within the next month, he's out of the race.
You know, OK, yes, I think there is a deal being done in some similar terms to what you just said.
I absolutely believe that because they have to.
You know, first of all, I'm not sure Joe can walk across one or two more stages without just falling flat on his face again, regardless of any sandbag related activity.
So I don't think he's got an actual even because he can't literally hide in the basement again.
You know, he doesn't have COVID to blame, so he can't play that game.
And I think at some level they had to figure out, first of all,
the charges here are a way to get Joe out of jeopardy.
Because if they did, if they put any kind of a legitimate charge that Hunter earned,
just based on the evidence we know about from the laptop, not even talking about
what they have that they're hiding from us, which we know is much worse.
So there's felonies galore that involve Joe.
They had to get rid of that.
So I think your idea that they're doing this to make a deal with Joe to both cover him so they don't have to have a criminal trial right now while he's president, you know, of his son, that would involve him.
And they get a clean slate somehow, you know, now, okay, he's gonna back out whenever they need him to, you know, and all of that, I 100% think there's a deal underway and who pardons who, you know, I don't think Hunter needs a pardon now, you know, so he's not, but maybe Joe steps down and Kamala pardons him.
You know, so he's not liable for anything, and gets him off the hook.
I don't know, but the specifics of it, I'm not 100% about, and I don't think we can be.
But the fact that the Democrats, in their two-tiered system of justice, in their ongoing stretch of treating us unequally under the law, are treating Hunter and Joe Biden exceptionally.
They are more equal pigs.
Than anybody else per Orwell's Animal Farm.
You know, they are the more equal animals, and let's fix that!
Again, Kevin McCarthy.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy, can you hear me?
I don't live far from here.
I will come knock on your door.
I want impeachments.
Bidens.
I want Mayorkas.
I want Wray.
I want Garland.
Impeachments now.
This is Jim Hanson.
You guys catch some news at the top of the hour and we'll be back.
I'm going to tell you about some victories that I see in the war on wokeness
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I'm Sebastian Gorka, this is America First, and I'm delighted to welcome our special guest host, Jim Hansen.
Hey, and I am happy to be here.
Seb is off in the city of brotherly gun violence, Philly, for a cigar event with Chris de Gaulle, Cigar Republic.
Like I said, I said before, I wish I was there, but I have had plenty of opportunities to smoke cigars and not get in bar fights with Seb.
But listen, I want to talk this segment about what I think is a trend of victories that we can capitalize on.
And a way to turn this into a payback for the left.
We've been getting our asses kicked.
I'm serious.
I wish that was not the case.
But we have been losing considerably for the past decade plus.
Not that we haven't had our victories.
There have been some wins, but overall it's been a pretty substantial retreat for our team.
And I am heartened now to see some changes.
And the number one big victory that I think might be the catalyst for all of this, the Boston Tea Party moment of the counter-wokeness revolution, is Bud Light.
We demonized properly, well they demonized and we pointed out that they demonized the number one selling beer in America and we took it off the list.
It's not the number one selling beer anymore because they made it queer.
Now, you can argue about whether queer is good, bad, or indifferent.
I happen to think the queer agenda is a dangerous, perverted way to destroy normal in this country.
When you stick that on a beverage enjoyed by working class Americans who don't like to play that crap, who mostly would prefer to stay out of that, and you say, no, we're going to put this silly little cosplaying clown dude who thinks he's a chick As a brand ambassador for the beer that I hold in my hand at the bar when I'm sitting next to my buddies who then look over me and now we're gonna go, really?
You're drinking that?
We killed him, okay?
That is a huge win for a couple of reasons.
Number one, that's a huge win.
Number two, when Target went crazy and started having all of their Pride tuck bathing suits
and all that other sickening crap in the front of the store so you couldn't miss it when you walked in
so they could virtue signal and get a good rating for their stock on the wokeness scale,
we said no, I don't want my kids to walk in and see girls bathing suits for dudes advertised
in front of the store, and what happened?
Target started moving that stuff out of the most prominent position
and out of this giant display, and that was a good start.
But more importantly, their stock took a hit.
Now, when Bud Light started getting hammered, there was actual sales evidence that said, oh my god, after a week of this, sales are down 25%.
Massive loss, right, for Bud Light.
So they had actual evidence of the physical cost.
Now when Target did their stupid thing and then when Kohl's piled on and got it caught in the same boat, their stock prices took a hit before the sales data was even in.
That's how we win.
They learned to fear us.
As well they should.
We didn't want them to fear us.
We just wanted to treat us like equal citizens, equal treatment under the corporation, equal treatment under marketing.
You know, we just wanted to be accepted as we are and not forced to play their silly games.
And, you know, that's not too much to ask, although it has been.
And what happened over the course of the past 10 years, 15 years, is the left demonized conservatives to the point Where marketers and brands and advertisers no longer felt they had to treat us decent.
They could make fun of us, or they could ignore us, or they could even blacklist us.
So if you go back to, you know, I've got the group Freebird Allies.
Freebird Alliance is our group that's working to get equal treatment for all of, you know, conservatives on social media.
But even more so, we now need to talk to the advertisers.
And what we'll be doing is we'll be taking all of these conservative media outlets and think tanks, etc., and we'll be talking not just to the social media platforms and saying, you need to treat our content the same way you treat content on the left.
But advertisers are no longer going to be allowed to discriminate against us.
Because the left has said, oh, you know, anyone who says that men can't get pregnant is doing hate speech.
You can't advertise on that content.
And so what happened is the major ad agencies and the major corporations won't put their ads.
They opt out.
They can create a blacklist.
So every major online advertising and TV and everything else, you can say, I only want my content to appear next to approved Or my ads to appear next to approved content.
Not these things for sure.
So The Daily Wire.
And Salem.
And Town Hall.
And Breitbart.
And The Federalist.
All of these quality conservative outlets then get blacklisted and can't get advertising because the left has called us hate speech.
Well, it's garbage.
You know, I think saying that men can get pregnant isn't hate speech.
I think it's stupid speech.
I think it's factually inaccurate speech.
I think it's unscientific speech.
But I don't say they have to shut up.
I don't say they can't say that.
Or, even worse, I don't say that, you know, you can say it, but you can't get advertised on it.
You can't actually have the benefits of free speech, meaning you can run a business Like all the leftist media outlets can.
Based on that, you have to have advertisers.
So the fact now that Bud Light and Target and Kohl's and all the rest have seen that conservatives are no longer going to sit on the sidelines and be treated like second-class citizens, recurring theme, We are going to push back.
We can take that to the streets and that's what we're going to do.
So go sign up, go follow Freebird Allies on Twitter so that your voice will become part of that.
We got a lot of the major conservative outlets that you've heard of, the usual suspects on our team, are behind this and we're organizing it now so that we not only get our accounts unthrottled so that people can see and hear what we're talking about, but so that advertisers have to take us seriously.
Our content would flourish even more if we had the revenue that the left does from advertising, which we don't get because both the social media outlets are discriminating against us.
And the advertisers and their PR firms and all the woke mob have been getting us blacklisted.
Well, that's garbage.
Discriminating against half the country should not be a viable business model.
Bud Light found out.
You can't play that game.
So the silent majority is silent no longer.
We are now going to counterattack.
And we will take back our fair place getting treated as equal under the law, you know, treated fairly by corporations, not second-class citizens.
We deserve all those things because there is nothing wrong with what we think.
It is in accordance with the founders' ideals.
It is in accordance with the laws of God and nature.
It is in accordance with science.
It is in accordance with the Constitution.
We're the ones who, as normals, should be where the center of gravity of this country exists.
It got shifted way over to the crazy left because we were busy working and raising families and not paying attention.
Well, they woke us up haha, and that's to their disadvantage because we're not going to take it we're now going to Reclaim our place, you know, we're going to get the The fruits of our labors.
As someone who operates in this space, watching my Twitter account get one-tenth the reach it deserves, and it's pretty simple to tell how these things work.
In social media, if people engage with your posts, if they like them, if they share them, if they retweet them, if they comment on them, that's how you judge the effectiveness of it.
And what Twitter does is they take our effectiveness, my account gets a ton of engagement, but because they don't like it, they throttle it.
Whereas on the left, get that kind of engagement, they promote it.
So they're actively discriminating, and they still are.
All the free speech from Elon has not changed the fact that they still tone police and thought police on Twitter.
So that's one of the things we're working at.
We now have the advertisers know that they have to take us seriously.
The social media companies, we've got their attention.
You know, we can't force them to do it.
But as a business, they need our content in order to make money.
We should make money.
They should make money.
Advertisers should spend money.
It's a giant capitalistic love fest if done properly.
And that's what we're doing.
We'll be back after the break talking with John Schweppe from American Principals Project about some more of us being treated as we deserve.
This is Jim Hanson.
We're doing America First Radio back after the break.
All right.
Oh.
I think I got all my rants out.
Nice.
And we still got four segments to go.
Well, there's more.
There's always more.
But wait, there's more!
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My wife likes to drive me crazy.
I hate As Seen on TV products.
You know, because they never work.
The commercials can be pretty great, though.
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I loved Bill Gates as a kid.
You know, ShamWowGuy and all that.
Oh, there's John.
There he is.
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Today, yeah, we're rocking some... Oh!
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Those are even more lively than the Chucks.
Yeah, these are basketball shoes, you know.
Right on.
The drip is off the charts.
Three minutes.
Well, you look good, man.
I hope you feel better.
I do, I do.
It was weird.
Things taste different right now, I gotta say.
So that's COVID, man.
Yeah.
I didn't get tested for COVID.
I got tested for everything else.
If it tasted different, that's what it was.
That's funny.
Well, I'm glad you lived, you know.
I mean, I've heard it's the most horrendous thing, and if you don't take a shot every day, you'll just die.
You'll keel over.
I survived it.
It wasn't fun, but it was all right.
Good.
That's a nice looking jacket, man.
Yeah.
It's sharp.
Got a little shimmer to it.
Yeah, it's got the color, you know, brings out my eyes.
Is that what it does?
That's what she says, yeah.
Well, see, I'm doing the same.
I got hazel eyes and I got brown and green, so.
There you go, there you go.
All right, well, good.
Well, dude, I wanted to do a little bit of talk.
I just did a rant about how we've got the advertiser's attention.
And I think there's been this freedom to discriminate against conservative thought, ideas, and content because the left called us hate speech and demonized us.
And I think I see at least some ability to push back on that now.
And so I want to just explore some ways we can do that and build on that.
Build on Bud Light.
Because that to me, dude, that's our Boston Tea Party moment.
Right?
That's a great analogy.
I do that, I know.
That's why I get the big money.
I come up with the pithy shit like that.
I'll tell you a Bud Light story too while we're on.
That's good.
Okay, good.
Because Bud Light's the game, man.
It's where the fear came in.
You know, they didn't want to treat us, they didn't want to respect us, they didn't want to do it for the right reasons.
So go ahead and fear us.
I don't care.
That's not a threat.
That's not a literal threat.
That's what the left does.
They're so good at it.
Exactly.
Hey, rule number one.
Make everybody play by their playbook.
That's right.
You guys want to do this?
We were watching.
I've read Alinsky.
Don't even start.
I was doing Alinsky before I even knew who Alinsky was.
Right on.
Well, good.
I'm glad you're feeling better, man.
Yeah, dude.
Thanks.
Schlichter was on and he was sick as a dog.
He looked like dog shit.
It was funny.
We all made fun of him.
Ha ha ha.
Ha ha ha.
Yeah, if it was yesterday, it would have looked bad.
Well, you just pat some makeup on.
You gotta get one of those LED lights where you can change the coloring.
You got one of those?
I like those.
I've got those for the Warlords show.
They're the best.
Check it out.
Okay.
Okay.
Make sure you don't look pasty.
Yeah.
Ten seconds.
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo.
It's Jim Hanson.
It is Jim Hanson, and we're having fun here on America First Radio with the Wokeness Counterattack.
And I want to bring in another ally in that fight, John Schweppe from the American Principles Project, who has on a very spiffy jacket.
I'm really digging that.
Yeah, but brother, I was saying that I consider the Bud Light You know, kind of boycott and and all of that to be the Boston Tea Party movement or Boston Tea Party moment of the counter-wokeness revolution.
What do you think about that?
Yeah, I think that's a really astute analogy.
I mean, the reality here is that we're seeing something we've never seen before, which is conservatives successfully boycotting something and affecting you know, corporate behavior. And it's not just Bud Light,
right? We started with Bud Light, and now it's moved on to Target. It's affecting Disney. And
suddenly you're seeing corporate behavior change. I mean, we are now past the high holy day
of Juneteenth, but almost through Pride Month. And, you know, I'll tell you, it's been a much less
enthusiastic Pride Month from the You're seeing a lot less, fewer rainbow logos and, you know, they're not as excited about this.
And the reason is because it's really not worth the backlash.
I mean, when you're going to face it from both the right and the left, you know, Bud Light being a great example of this, You know, you couldn't win for losing.
Once they tried to placate the conservatives, all the leftists boycotted them too, and you actually have, you know, left-wing bars dumping out their their Bud Light as well.
You know, this is why corporations should stay out of the culture wars, and I think if we can push them towards that, it's an enormous win for what we're trying to accomplish.
I concur wholeheartedly.
And one of the things I've talked about, and I saw some evidence of this too,
was the ESG, you know, the whole wokeness scoring of corporations
that BlackRock and Vanguard and these guys use to decide where they're gonna pour their money.
You know, be super woke and we'll invest more in your company and drive your stock price up.
The problem is those same wokeness factors that they're judging on are actually counterproductive
to the business that most of those businesses are in.
So they end up costing the corporations money to be extra woke, but get their stock price artificially inflated.
And I've seen some evidence now that the corporate directors are being called to task for that, which to me, that's a huge lever we can use against them.
Yeah, definitely.
I mean, this is let's just be honest about what it is.
It's paying off the mob to avoid, you know, having your business set on fire.
It's the Dane Guild.
Right.
But, you know, I think going forward, I think this is why it's really important to have Republican leadership echo what we're seeing on the ground from conservative activists, which is that we're not going to tolerate ESG.
We're not going to tolerate this, you know, activism that's really just, you know, led by BlackRock and State Street and all these You know, billionaire investment firms.
We're not going to tolerate that anymore and we're going to push back against corporations that do it.
And I'll tell you, you know, one of the things that's so fascinating about this, Jim, is that, again, this is sticking in a way that it just hasn't stuck in the past.
And I'll tell you a story really quick because it's really interesting.
I went to a highfalutin DC cocktail party.
It was a few weeks ago.
One of those famous ones that conservatives don't get invited to?
You got invited to?
I worked my way up.
You know, the fascinating thing was there was there was a lot of conservatives there, but there are also a lot of, you know, left of center, business aligned type people.
And, you know, there was a whole there's all sorts of alcohol you could get.
And there was Bud Light in the fridge as well.
And you know what happened at the end of the night?
Not a single Bud Light was removed from that fridge.
And the reason is because of peer pressure, because nobody wants to be seen drinking a Bud Light.
And I do a lot of I'm not a big drinker, but you know, when you meet with people around town, that's a typical thing you do is go get a beer.
Nobody orders Bud Light anymore, and this is in Washington, D.C.
where, you know, you're allegedly everyone's pretty squishy, and I think a lot of people are.
So I think it's a really good sign.
I know in the heartland, you're not seeing people drink Bud Light anymore.
That brand is pretty much ruined, and corporations aren't going to want to be the next Bud Light.
I think that's got to be the message going forward.
We will throw your stinking beer into Boston Harbor dressed like Indians if you make us.
But OK, now, I love the fact that we've got that win and it's sticking.
And I mentioned last segment that, you know, the stock prices on Target and Kohl's actually dropped before their sales numbers were in.
So that was just based on fear of what was coming.
So can we extend this?
Because the other thing I want is I want advertising on conservative content.
You know, and they blacklist us now.
There's this whole cottage industry of the left where they used to attack Tucker.
You know, they attacked Breitbart.
You know, they attacked every conservative outlet.
They said, if you are a major brand, it's not safe for your brand to be seen next to this.
And it still exists.
It's just widespread.
That, to me, is the next logjam I want to break.
Yeah, it's going to be a tough.
I mean, let's just be honest, the ESG, you know, HRC human rights campaign push on corporations is everywhere.
I mean, we actually saw a story recently, you know, not to attack Fox News, but even Fox Corporation has some issues with this.
And so I think, you know, what we have to do again, I just don't think that's going to break overnight.
I do think consumer behavior can help it.
And we should obviously support some of these smaller businesses that are aligned with us on principle
rather than these mega conglomerates that are selling us out to China anyway.
But you know, that's where we have to have effective leadership.
And I think you look at Trump, you look at DeSantis, you look at the future of the Republican Party,
and it's gonna be people who say no to woke capital and no to mega corporations.
Yeah, and both those guys have a track record of taking on companies and people who do us dirty.
I mean, Trump kicked China right in the neck and all the companies You know, that we're so entangled and started at least the conversation prior to COVID and then through COVID of why is all our manufacturing and supply chain in China?
You know why?
Right now, if we have a war, we have to rely on China for half the components to make the weapons we would have to use to fight them.
That's an untenable situation.
So I think if you do that and you look at, you know, the way those corporations act, Both Trump and DeSantis have said, we're going to make this a level playing field.
And that, I think, like you said, it's a long fight, but at least we started.
Yeah, and you know, Trump, give him credit.
I mean, he was pretty much somebody who saw the future on that, talking about China well before it was cool to do so, especially after COVID when, you know, everyone realized, wait, it's really nuts that we're manufacturing really critical, you know, medicines and parts of our supply chain in China.
And so, you know, that's something we got to address.
And I think the best way to do that is to have an America first economic policy.
And again, you know, that's a huge shift away from, you know, the kind of Coke, Uh, you know, libertarian view that that dominated the Republican Party previously, you know, that's not really where we are anymore.
And I think, you know, Trump and then I think even DeSantis deserve a lot of credit for that.
Well, let's hope this is a trend.
You know, and you've got to build on your victories.
First, you've got to get a victory.
First, you've got to fight.
Then, you've got to get a win.
You want a confidence target to get a win.
Now, Bud Light was not, I wouldn't have picked as a confidence target, but who cares?
That was such a big win that I think now our ability to get the rest of them becomes that much easier.
Well, look, I know you guys do a lot of great work and that American Principles Project leads the way on a lot of these issues.
Thanks for joining us, John Schweppe.
We'll talk to you again soon, brother.
Hey, thanks so much, Jimbo.
All right.
Well, hey, let's win this thing, people.
Right?
We've got a little bit of momentum.
Let's keep trucking.
You know, let's throw some beer in the harbor.
That's really not a bad idea.
I might actually organize a Bud Light into the Boston Harbor moment.
Oh, the ideas I come up with!
All right, we'll be back after the break with a little bit more America First Radio.
I think we gotta have a Boston tea party.
Boston beer party.
But hang on, hang on, Jim.
There's a problem with that.
If you pour the Bud Light into the water, you're gonna turn the freakin' fish gay!
The fish are already gay.
Right?
Maybe, but... We'll turn them trans, actually.
It's even worse.
And the jokes we get to make, though, if we do that.
We should have Alex Jones there.
He's like, oh, the fish were gay, and now we're gonna turn them trans.
First the frogs, then the fish.
I'm all for dressing up in, like, full colonial gear, though.
That'd be fun.
You know, I did that when my daughter was on a consulting project up in Boston, and my wife and I went up to see her.
And so, we always do.
We decide to play.
You know, we're kids who adventure around wherever we are.
So we went walking around, and then we went down to the boats and put on the hats and threw the tea in the harbor.
We did the whole thing.
Yeah, it was awesome.
Oh, that'd be fun, yeah.
Yeah!
Well, the funny thing is that the Founding Fathers, actually, when they did that, they dressed as Indians.
Right!
So they thought it'd be the Indians who did it.
So we should dress as Indians, then we can be culturally inappropriate.
Anytime I can offend more than one designated victim group at once, I'm all for it.
Oh yes.
I'm no racist, I offend everybody equally.
I don't dislike people based on their innate characteristics.
I dislike them for what they do and believe, and that's a much different situation.
You can't make me an anything-ist.
I'm an anti-humanist, is the one thing you can catch me on.
I don't like people.
I don't like people.
That's a pretty understandable way of life.
Well, I think it's demonstrably, you know, factually based that people suck and they're stupid and what I do is I start from that premise and then I work backwards, you know, and I exempt people from that when they show me that they're not stupid or evil.
So, there you go.
I have a very short list.
Fascinating philosophical discussions that come with that, though, then.
Do we lean more towards what Socrates said, that realistically most people shouldn't be in positions of power and we should only have, like, philosopher kings?
Of course.
You know, the only logically based, for me, form of government is a benevolent dictatorship where I pick the dictator.
Anything else is stupid, because you can't rely on people to make smart decisions.
They will make stupid decisions.
So democracy has always been a joke, basically?
Or a recipe for disaster, rather?
Yes, but it's the best recipe for disaster because people aren't going to let me pick the dictator.
And short of that, I don't trust anybody else to pick the dictator either.
So, you know, I'm willing to take the chaos that comes with representative democracy and accept that that's never going to be as good as I want it to be.
But, you know, until I have the means to, you know, put in place my benevolent dictatorship, we'll do it this way.
It's basically the least awful system possible.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Don't they say that, like, most democracies usually eventually end up... If we're talking direct democracy, so not a republic like we're supposed to be, but a direct democracy, sooner or later a dictator rises to power.
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Ah, you know, good, thanks for reminding me.
I should probably do it now.
We have a longer segment next... Well, this is the C segment coming up, so...
Yeah, no, I'll do it right now, because I don't have... I'll start the phones and we'll go with all that.
Alright.
Yup.
Thanks.
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Well, let's hope that, you know, we actually don't get to the point where that's the only food we have because we're
in some sort of untenable civil war type situation, because I don't think we're going to make it that far.
I got a call earlier where the caller asked, you know, is this the point where we have gone too far and we can't take it?
And I got to tell you, you know, there are enough things still in play for us on the political right to go ahead and take a larger chunk of control back.
Now, here's the challenge, all right?
We're already in a position where we've got the Trump-DeSantis wars are afire on Twitter and everybody's calling each other names and the DeSimps and the, I don't know what they call the America First guys, whatever.
There's a lot of childish name calling going on.
All right.
And I don't think that's particularly productive, but I get it.
You know, this is a battle and Twitter lends itself to calling people names.
You know, that's kind of one of the things.
But I just want to put in everybody's mind, if we're going to win in the end, We can't win by saying, you know, I won't vote for anybody but Trump.
I won't vote for anybody but Santas.
If it's not my guy, I'm sitting it out.
If you sit it out, you're voting Democrat.
You are a Democrat vote right there.
So I said it earlier in the program and I want to reiterate it.
You don't have to vote for our candidate, but vote against theirs, because their candidate is going to be awful.
There is a zero chance that the Democrat candidate will not be someone whose avowed goal and policies are not designed to destroy our republic and to crush the very concepts that the founders held, you know, to make this country what it is.
So vote against that.
You know, fight for the candidate you want.
I think Trump should be president right now.
I would be so much happier.
And I'll be tickled pink if in January of 2025, the 47th president of the United States is Donald Trump.
But I'll tell you right now, whoever wins the Republican nomination will get my vote in November, as will every other Republican or Counter-Democrat on every ticket I'm allowed to vote on.
I will vote against the Dems everywhere.
And whether I like the Republican candidate or not, I'm going to vote for them and against the other side.
So just get that in your head.
You know, I know, I know, I know it's horrible to think that Trump could get cheated out of his second chance.
And I think he's going to win the nomination, so we're going to get a chance to find out.
And if he is nominated, I will fight like a savage to get him elected.
I will do everything legal in my power to get Donald Trump elected if he is a Republican nominee.
I'll do the same for anybody else on the ticket.
So just get it in your mind, all right?
It doesn't do any good.
And maybe it feels good.
A lot of people like to blow off steam.
I won't vote for anybody.
And if that's the way you feel and I can't change your mind, I just want you to know that I'm counting you then as a Democrat vote if that's the situation.
And I don't know why you'd want that.
You know, I don't know why.
You got to be bigger than the anger at even our system.
Republicans suck.
First of all, I'm not even a Republican.
I'm not a registered Republican, and I've never given a dime to the Republican Party.
But I vote Republican.
Even if I don't like the candidate because the option, the other alternative is so horrible that I can't contemplate it and I despise it.
I will fight it with every fiber of my being.
So however your mentality plays out, you know, however you want to apportion your support, your time, effort, energy, it's up to you.
But I think the one thing we should all in the end agree on is this republic is worth saving.
So if we're gonna, you know, manage to keep this operational for another couple hundred years, 20 years, we can't let the left win.
So let's beat them.
I'm Jim Hanson.
We've got a couple more segments of America First Radio.
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Back after the break.
All righty.
What's up?
I'm such a nice peacemaker.
Aren't I just a sweetheart?
Everyone wants to be peacemakers.
I don't.
I don't actually want to be a peacemaker.
I just want to win, you know?
Okay, that's fair.
History is written by the winners, after all.
There you go.
I love writing history.
That's why I do get so incensed at the very idea of Juneteenth.
It's so bad.
I want to pat myself on the back for basically keeping quiet yesterday.
I had a lot of things I wanted to say that I didn't.
I was out and about actually on the weekend and I saw like a decent number of people wearing Juneteenth shirts like Juneteenth and the African flag collars and like just everything.
Okay I got a great, you're probably not old enough, but back in the 90s there was this thing with the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and cross colors and there were all these Africa flag themed color clothes.
It was a whole, you know, the brothers were wearing the shoes, and then they had these medallions, you know, that had the African flag colors, and then, you know, the shape of Africa, the continent, as a big necklace, like the rappers wear all the show.
It was a thing, you know, and the big, you know, zooby pants, all that stuff, right?
But it was all Africa-themed, because it was, you know, it was just, A, you know, we're being, it was the start of pride thing, right?
Black pride.
And so I was in Korea, outside a military base there, a big one, Camp Casey, for those of you who remember 2nd ID.
Tongdaechon, TDC, yeah baby!
And there was a place they called, the DMZ obviously is a real place in Korea, but there was a place in Tongdaechon called the DMZ, which they called the Darkman Zone.
And it was when you crossed that, you got to where the black bars were.
So the bars for the brothers.
And it wasn't officially segregated, but mostly, you know, you had the bars where they played the black music and the hip hop and all that kind of stuff.
And then you had the bars where they played rock or country.
All right.
So they called it the DMZ.
Well, me and my buddy decided to have some fun.
And we went into one of the bars, you know, just across the line in the DMZ.
And there was a guy there wearing a big T-shirt that had the Africa continent.
And then all the countries were filled in in the colors of the Africa flag thing.
Yeah.
And, you know, we started talking shit because we were drinking.
And I finally got to the point where I'm like, so dude, you're big, you know, Africa pride, right?
Yeah.
All right.
Right.
He's like, yeah, man, you know, we from there is where, you know, my peoples and all this.
And I'm like, OK, yeah.
Point to any of those countries on that continent there and tell me its name.
Oh, no.
I did.
Oh, no.
Tell me the name of any single one of those countries.
And the dude looked at his shirt and just dog looking at a doorknob.
He did not have a clue.
Right?
And then when he was done, you know, spitting and sputtering, I'm like, dude, all you had to do was South Africa.
It's the bottom of the continent.
You freaking idiot.
Apartheid.
I would have said Egypt.
Most people should know what Egypt is.
Okay.
You know, I mean, there's not, I couldn't name all of them for sure.
No way.
But I could name a bunch.
But South Africa, it's a whole thing.
You know, apartheid was still a thing.
Jim, I'll raise you one.
If I was in that position, I would point somewhere in like the middle, bottom middle, and I would say, that's Rhodesia.
There you go.
No, because that's right north of South Africa.
Oh, that far down.
Okay.
Yeah.
So you gotta go.
You gotta go in the middle and say, that's the Central African Republic.
Right?
Oh, okay.
Like I would have known.
But he couldn't even come up with a country and an idea.
It was one of my favorite moments.
Literally, I would be Leo from Blood Diamond.
It's like, Rhodesia.
You mean Zimbabwe, right?
No, it's called Rhodesia.
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It's Jim Hansen.
Hey folks, happy to be back.
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Now, actually, we were talking in the break about Juneteenth, which was yesterday.
A tremendous, you know, what would you call it, Eric?
A high holy day in the country?
Or not.
And here's the thing.
Slavery was the worst thing the United States of America has done in its history.
It was reprehensible.
It was heinous, egregious, and a stain that will never fully be removed.
But it was removed.
Slavery was ended.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans, most of them white, gave their lives to end slavery.
Okay?
Now, celebrating that, I think is wonderful.
I think that's fair.
I am not against the idea of a Juneteenth holiday.
But I am against the continued and ridiculous amount of pandering to people who now are still pretending to be oppressed.
Black people in the United States of America are absolutely un-oppressed.
They are de-oppressed.
They are up-pressed, if anything.
And let me explain why.
Systemic racism is the claim that they now make saying that, oh, well, you know, OK, institutional racism might have been ended.
But those sneaky, tricky white people went ahead and instituted systemic racism, which you can't see and you can't point to.
But it's there because black people don't perform as well in some areas as white people do.
Therefore, that's proof.
So disparate outcome is somehow proof that if black people don't achieve to a certain level, if there aren't as many black CEOs or there aren't as many black mechanical engineers at Boeing or something, that's proof of systemic racism.
And it's not.
That's not how statistics work.
You have to show that that's the cause of that.
You can't just say, well, I've got a disparate outcome, therefore that's proof.
No, that's not what it is.
In most cases, there is another cause.
You know, the common one is there's more black people in prison.
Well, guess what?
If more black people commit crimes, Which they do, violent crimes three to five times as many as a percentage of the population.
You'll get more black people in prison.
That's not racism, okay?
That's something that black culture and the black community need to deal with.
Because there's not a white guy pointing a gun at your head, forcing you to commit a crime, forcing you to shoot another man.
That's not happening.
So I'm not in at all in favor of continuing this idea that somehow we have to pretend that black people are currently oppressed in the United States of America.
They are not.
Now there are places where I think we should all work together to go ahead and fix some of the disparities in that outcome.
I don't want disparate outcome.
I don't even accept disparate outcome.
But I don't accept blame for disparate outcome through some sort of mythical white supremacist systemic racism that's supposed to be causing it.
The largest cause, the biggest pathology that causes disparate outcomes in the black community is fatherlessness.
68% is a number that you don't want if you're talking about how many kids have fathers.
Okay?
Well, that's the black community.
Every other, Hispanics are somewhere in the 30s or 40s, you know, who are fatherless and white people and then Asians are much lower than that, 20s and like 14% for Asians.
And look at the achievement as you look at the amount of more fathers in the home.
So if you want to talk about how to fix disparate outcomes for black people in America, figure out why there aren't fathers in those homes helping raise those kids who are not succeeding.
That's a much more difficult problem.
It's so much easier to just wave your flag and say, oh no, this isn't working because there's obviously systemic racism that's causing this.
No.
That's a cheat, and we're not gonna let you get away with it.
So I will join, everybody should join, in celebrating the fact that slavery was ended 150 plus years ago.
Good.
It never should have happened, and we can all thank everyone who fought to make that happen for fixing that immediate and horrendous failure of our country.
Different time, different place, but it was still wrong.
Now, let's look at where we are.
Let's look at how black people are in culture today, in our society today.
And if you're black and you don't take advantage of the many ways you actually get a leg up because of that, that's on you.
Okay, there are set-asides in contracting.
There are advantages to getting into better schools.
You know, there are all kinds of ways that society for, you know, start with equal opportunity, then became affirmative action.
Now you've got equity and quotas, which we're not gonna put up with.
All right, that's another one of those cases where if you want a leg up and a hand and an equal opportunity, I'm with you.
If you want an equal outcome, Hell no.
That's not how the game works.
You earn it.
So just because you didn't achieve as much as someone else did, that doesn't mean you were oppressed.
That means you failed to achieve as much as someone else.
Well, guess what?
You've got opportunity.
There is equal opportunity in this country.
And there are people who need to learn that instead of blaming the system and blaming other people for it, you need to look in the mirror Or look on your mantelpiece to see where that father's picture is that's missing and find out who to blame.
So, happy Juneteenth.
You know, I'm glad it's over.
We're almost done with Pride Month.
Be happy when that's over too.
Because I'm not a fan, I don't think that's news to anybody, of pandering to collected victim groups as opposed to acting like we're all Americans who should have equal treatment under the law And some of us with conservative views should not be treated as second-class citizens.
Huh!
Weird, isn't it?
All right, this is Jim Hanson.
We got one more segment left, and I think we got a couple calls.
We'll try to take a couple calls to close this out.
But we're doing America First Radio and I'm having a pretty good time.
Whew!
It's on, heading into the final segment here.
All right.
Oh, I get my exercise.
It's weird sitting on my ass flapping my gums really wears me out.
It's a rough life.
Is it?
I don't think it is.
I think I have a blessed life.
Who's on the five wearing a hat similar to yours?
I saw, it's Rob Schneider, huh?
He's a little guy.
Oh, okay.
Why are there six people on the five?
Oh yeah, that is him.
He's down there making Gutfeld look tall.
For once, Gutfeld is not the funniest man in the studio.
Rob Schneider's a pretty funny guy.
That's what I mean.
Yeah, he is.
The two of them.
So he's got a Fox Nation special, I guess.
That's right.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like a stand-up comedy routine.
Yeah, another thing I won't watch.
Like, I'm gonna pay for that.
I have so many friends who told me they only ever signed up for Fox Nation purely for Tucker, and now he's gone.
Yup.
Tucker on Twitter, man.
That's the game.
Yup.
The Warlords.
Second best show on Twitter.
Hey, Depeche Mode is gonna be in DC.
Seriously?
In October.
You know, I might have to go to that.
Where are they playing?
The Anthem?
Anthem is a great venue.
Capital One Arena.
Oh, no.
I don't go to arenas.
The sound in arenas is so garbage.
It's gotta be outdoors.
Well, or a good indoor.
The Anthem's down on the wharf, on the waterfront.
Oh, okay.
And it's a really, really good-sounding venue.
Because I went and saw one of my favorite progressive rock bands, Porcupine Tree, there.
And they were playing heavy, hard, just ass-kicking rock.
Nice.
And it sounded great, which is rare.
And you play that in a big arena, and it's just mud.
Oh, yeah.
Nothing but bass, and it's horrible.
In a couple weeks, my girlfriend and I are gonna go see Luke Bryan at the Meriwether Post Pavilion.
See, now that's a good one, yeah.
Outdoor venues are good, too, because there's room for the bass to escape.
The problem is you get a dome like that, you know, and the bass, they just can't get rid of it, and you can't hear anything else.
I ain't gonna pay for that.
30 seconds.
I got gods, you know, system of the gods at home to listen to music to.
Keep mentioning that, yeah.
What was the last thing you listened to on that system?
Rush in Atmos, not the warlords podcast.
How's that sound on that?
Oh, dude, it's brilliant.
I should mix that.
Welcome back to America First with our very special guest, Uncle Jimbo.
It's Jim Hansen.
Hey, right on.
Well, look, I've had a ton of fun.
I love coming in and getting a chance to talk with y'all and making sure that our counterattack to make sure we get equal treatment under the law and aren't treated like second-class citizens is a success.
And I think we're making progress.
Well, we got a call, so I want to finish this with another chance to talk to you all.
So, Tom, what's up, buddy?
Hey, very good explanation there previously, Jim.
You had correctly said, look, when there's more blacks in prison, percentage-wise, not racism.
Why?
More crimes.
Not racism.
Also, you said, why are there more crimes committed by blacks?
Fatherless homes, men are prone to violence, need a dad.
Again, not racism.
I would add one quick point.
Very important.
Why are there fewer fathers?
Because the very vile Lyndon Baines Johnson, with that war on poverty, And giving welfare to everyone for doing nothing.
He corrupted mainly black families, and he disgustingly made a comment in that damn Southern Drawl.
Well, you know what?
Now that I've done this, we got the black vote.
He didn't use the word black, he used the n-word.
We got the Democrat Party, got that vote sewed up for the next hundred years.
So blame LBJ and the demon rats.
You know, Tom, I think that is a perfect addition, because you're absolutely right.
They changed the culture from where the family was the most important to the point where they said, no, no, no, Uncle Sugar will take care of you if you have kids.
You don't have to worry about, you know, marrying the man who got you pregnant, or the man doesn't have to worry about marrying the woman he got pregnant, because Uncle Sugar will take care of the kid.
And the second that happened, and they changed that dynamic, Things got demonstrably worse, and I find that highly unfortunate.
I think that's going to be a huge challenge to change that, because with no-fault divorce, divorce is common now, and I think the black community may be getting the worst of it, but everybody suffers when you don't have an intact family, because raising kids is hard work.
And as you mentioned, raising boys is hard because boys are a menace.
I was a boy, I know.
Our goal is to destroy everything we can and cause as much trouble as possible.
So I think at some level we need to fundamentally re-look at how the government and the family interact and stop the Democrats from destroying You know, the last vestiges of normal, the idea that an intact family with people whose sex and gender match, raising their kids together to reach a higher level than their parents, that's not unattainable.
That's still sitting there for all of us.
We can make it happen.
We just have to have the will to keep fighting and defeat the woke mob and the social Marxists and the leftist commie scum who are trying to destroy this republic.
Great being with you.
I'm Jim Hanson.
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