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Cases are up.
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Cases?
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So what?
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What is a case?
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And how reliable?
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I mean, everything about it is flat.
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There's no conspiracy.
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I'm not charging conspiracy.
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I'm charging incompetence.
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I don't know what's worse.
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At least conspiratorialists are competent.
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Conspirators, not conspiratorialists.
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That's right.
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If you riot, not only are you not arrested, You are lauded.
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That's correct.
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But if you open, you want to feed your family.
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What's happening with nail salons?
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I don't quite get it.
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You can go into a nail salon, but you can't go into a restaurant.
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You can't eat outside of a restaurant.
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The outside, this is what, you understand?
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As it is, we've been eating, I live here.
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As it is, we've been eating outdoors, which is okay in California, because at least Southern California.
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Because it's mild weather.
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Look, it's cold at night.
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God, I feel for these waiters and waitresses.
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I so feel for them.
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Ah, my God.
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The ruining of lives.
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One of the greatest things you could do is get together for Thanksgiving.
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Why don't you look it up?
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Look it up.
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It's so easy.
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Look up the death rate for your age group.
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And then tell me rationally why you fear getting COVID. That's staggering stuff.
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Yes, it is.
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I got a lot more to report about other things as well.
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They had more riots in Portland.
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Were they rioting over the weather?
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That would have some merit.
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You know, it's lousy weather there.
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It's raining all the time, like Seattle.
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This is another effect of secularism.
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That's been my message my whole life.
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It has never been popular.
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Never.
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Without God and the Bible...
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Society is doomed.
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Not because God will doom it.
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It's self-doom.
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It's suicide.
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A lot of secular conservatives don't understand that.
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They're my allies, but they are part of the problem in not understanding that in God we trust is one of the three mottos of the country.
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E pluribus unum, liberty in God we trust.
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Isn't that interesting?
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As society gets more secular, gets less free.
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Isn't that interesting?
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When America was much more religious, there was much more freedom of speech.
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I'll never forget the mailman.
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They don't call them mailman anymore.
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What is the word now?
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Postman?
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Delivery man?
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Angel of Santa Claus?
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Whatever a mailman is called now.
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Called me up.
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From Denver.
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I remember this.
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From Denver.
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This is a long time ago.
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Made a big impact on me.
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It's why I remember it.
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He said, I'm a religious Christian.
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And I work for the post office.
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I deliver mail.
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And I, you know, on a regular number of occasions, I deliver pornography.
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You know, people subscribe to.
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And that's my...
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I don't like it.
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I think it's sinful.
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But I believe in freedom.
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So I deliver these things.
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The more religious America was a much more free America.
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For those of you foolish conservatives and liberals and leftists who think God is not necessary.
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Boy, you're just empirically wrong.
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I'm not telling you God exists.
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I'm telling you God is necessary.
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I believe God exists.
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