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Why Not Afraid?
00:03:50
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| so afraid. | |
| The Japanese people, they don't even, they didn't even want the Olympics to take place. | |
| Here's an interesting question. | |
| Here's an interesting question. | |
| Why have I not been afraid one day since the beginning, and most people have been scared out of their minds? | |
| Isn't that an interesting question? | |
| Now, you could say I'm a lunatic. | |
| If that's your answer, fine. | |
| But it is a worthy question. | |
| Now, why wasn't the living martyr? | |
| Now you might say, well, that's why he has the name Living Martyr. | |
| He was actually hoping for COVID. To tell the truth, I was hoping for COVID. I wanted to get the antibodies early on. | |
| But I've been taking ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine and vitamin D and zinc. | |
| And I was living with two people who had COVID. I did not wear a mask in their presence. | |
| And I did not socially distance in their presence. | |
| Nor did my wife. | |
| So, that's a real interesting question. | |
| Even if you are far left, well, there's no difference between far left and left. | |
| There's a difference between left and liberal. | |
| Even if you are a left, you've got to admit, it's an interesting question. | |
| Why are you far more likely to be scared than a conservative? | |
| Right? | |
| That is a legit question. | |
| My answer is, you're just scared. | |
| You're scared of everything. | |
| That's why you have safe spaces on college campuses. | |
| You're constantly scared. | |
| You're scared that you will die of the world overheating. | |
| Right? | |
| What are you not scared of? | |
| The only thing I'm scared of is you taking over the country. | |
| I have no other fears. | |
| But you fear everything, and that is animating in a leftist. | |
| There was no protest all this year? | |
| There's still none? | |
| Kids of two have to wear a mask on a plane? | |
| Are you joking? | |
| And you think that that is rational? | |
| How many two-year-olds have died of COVID versus other reasons for dying? | |
| How many two-year-olds have killed anybody? | |
| with COVID. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-year-olds. | |
| Yes. | |
| So the Tokyo Olympics will take place with no one in the stadium. | |
| It loses something, would you say? | |
| It's sort of meant to be done in front of... | |
| The opening night ceremony. | |
| There will be nobody cheering. | |
| And now the team from Holland. | |
| Silence. | |
| Isn't it fascinating? | |
| Why is there no such thing as, hey, you want to kill yourself, you go out there without a mask, but I'm not going to force you to wear one. | |
| Oh, because you'll kill me. | |
| Yeah, but I thought you were vaccinated. | |
| Yeah, but it doesn't always work. | |
| There you go. | |
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A Tough Father's Legacy
00:03:19
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| It's a deterioration in the American character that has taken place over the last 50 years. | |
| 75 years, actually. | |
| Beginning with the baby boomers. | |
| Who were spoiled by the greatest generation. | |
| Greatest generation didn't know how to raise children. | |
| The parents of the greatest generation knew how to raise children. | |
| And their parents and their parents and their parents and their parents. | |
| And by the way, one of the signs of poor upbringing is wanting to be loved by your child at all times. | |
| As if parents are in a popularity contest. | |
| Hey, bud! | |
| I know a lot of you call your kid bud or buddy, and a lot of times you're a wonderful parent, but it's not my theme. | |
| Your child is not your buddy. | |
| It's your child. | |
| Between, I don't call my son son, except sometimes it's a joke, or I pick up the phone, how you doing son? | |
| I call them by their names. | |
| But I prefer son. | |
| To Buddy. | |
| What do you think, son? | |
| So, yesterday, I was on Carl Jackson's show in Orlando, Florida. | |
| I am very proud to have brought to radio, to national radio, Carl Jackson. | |
| He was already on radio. | |
| And he will be sitting in, apparently, for Larry Elder. | |
| He announced it. | |
| And he thanked me for making that possible. | |
| And I now have three people that I have brought to radio. | |
| Larry Elder, Carl Jackson, and Julie. | |
| Julie Hartman. | |
| It's a wonderful thing to do that. | |
| Carl Jackson mentioned to me how he was raised. | |
| It's something worth playing for you. | |
| I don't have a recording of my show. | |
| It was only heard in Orlando. | |
| You'll hear him nationally, should Larry Elder announce for governor. | |
| And he mentioned how he really resented his father. | |
| Growing up. | |
| Because he was such a tough, tough father. | |
| And before he said anything else, I remember what I was thinking. | |
| But holy cow! | |
| Did that man produce a wonderful human being in Carl Jackson. | |
| And then he added, and as I've gotten older, I've become more and more thankful for my father's strictness. | |
| Yes. | |
| My generation was spoiled rotten by not all of us. | |
| I certainly wasn't. | |
| I had a very tough father and a tough mother, for that matter. | |