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Peter Ducey.
I mean, I thought it was pretty good, the exchanges with him and Jeden Saki, Circleback.
These are now becoming even more epic in terms of just a downright beatdown of Ducey versus the new White House press secretary, Corrine Jean-Pierre, as she had an exchange yesterday with Peter over the issue of gas prices.
Let me play some of this for you.
Why is the president saying that inflation is worse everywhere but here?
Because what we have seen across the globe, first of all, inflation is a global challenge, as we have said.
It is caused by clearly the pandemic, this once-in-a-generation pandemic that we are coming out of.
And also, most recently, the war that Putin started in Ukraine.
I do get bloated, though.
He says that inflation is worse everywhere, but here, that's not true.
The U.S. has worse inflation than Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy, Saudi Arabia.
So why is he saying that?
I think what we are saying is that when you talk about inflation, it is a global thing.
Because we don't need to do that.
What we need them to do is with the oil that's out there, we need them to refine that oil so that prices, so that the capacity could go up and then prices would go down, inherently go down.
And so, I know the president once said that he was going to end fossil fuel.
Is that now off the table?
No, we are going to continue to move forward with our clean energy proposal, our climate change proposal.
Is that a priority?
Climate change over gas.
No, that's not what we're saying.
We're saying that we have to do a lot of gas prices or is it addressing climate change?
First of all, you can do both at the same time.
It's like a comedy show because that's the one thing they won't do, the one obvious answer to the biggest problem we have and the biggest that's having the biggest impact on inflation.
And I love the pushback by Peter Doocy.
Oh, this inflation is a global challenge.
Well, it's a global challenge, but ours is far worse than Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy, Saudi Arabia, and other countries on top of that.
It's pretty unbelievable.
I mean, it's almost like a layup now every day for Peter Doocy because they don't have good answers for any of this.
Anyway, we'll get the take of our friend Mark Simone, morning show host on our flagship in New York, AM710, W-O-R, and Joe Concha, Fox News contributor, columnist with the Hill.
He'd make a hell of a media host.
I hear they might have an opening soon on fake news, CNN.
But I'd hate to lose you, but I'm just hearing rumors.
I'm reading them on the internet.
You can't trust the internet, right, Joe?
CNN, the Concha News Network.
You know, it has to ring to it.
If you go there, you'll never be on this show again.
That's all I have to say.
A tree falling in the forest type of scenario, right?
Yeah, kind of like that.
That's the end of everything.
Let me start with you, Mark Simone.
I mean, it's like a layup for Peter.
It's so simple.
It's so basic.
It's so fundamental.
It's so obvious to everybody except the climate alarmist, religious cult members that are brainwashed.
Well, you know, the problem is all the fact-checkers are corrupt.
AP, Washington Post, factcheck.org.
They're corrupt, right?
Totally corrupt.
Look at Joe Biden made that speech filled with whoppers the other day.
They went silent for three days.
If you said one wrong thing, they'd be publishing it day and night.
If Trump said any of this, they wouldn't.
Oh, my gosh.
By the way, they're still publishing for the 5,000th time my text messages.
I'm like, still?
I mean, you're still posting it?
Oh, my gosh.
We don't have freedom anymore, Mark Simone.
You just played a pretty big exchange.
Where are the fact-checkers fact-checking that?
Well, by the way, who's going to fact-check the fact-checkers?
Because they're wrong 90% of the time anyway.
You know, just like they fact-check Biden's laptop or Russia collusion.
I mean, they've dragged this nation in two presidential elections, Joe Concha.
We had three years of never-ending lies.
Hillary Clinton, we know, signed off on the Alpha Bank Trump power servers that supposedly had contact with this Russian bank.
And we know she paid for the dirty Russian disinformation dossier.
And everybody got it wrong.
And without exception, none of them have owned up to how wrong they were.
And Hillary also talks a lot about stolen elections.
The Russians stole the election just like Stacey Abrams does.
That's okay if they do it, right?
It depends on what letter you have next to your name.
But I love the best fact check of all time was in 2020 when Donald Trump said, I think it was in April or May, that we could have a vaccine available to the public by the end of the year.
And fact-checkers, who knew they had this sort of technology, traveled through time, probably in a DeLorean, 1985 DeLorean, 1.21 gigawatts, boom.
And they fact-checked and said, All right, by the way, Mark Simone, you know, Concha's showing off here.
Keep going, Joe.
Back to the future reference.
Mark knows that, of course.
But you get the point.
They fact-checked something that hadn't happened yet and said it was impossible for a vaccine to come.
And of course, it did.
Back to the press secretary, the current one, and Creen Jean-Pierre.
I mean, her performance to this point, guys, she is unsteady.
She's not confident.
She is egregiously unprepared for these press briefings.
It's one of the hardest white-collar jobs you could have, I think.
But it doesn't appear that she's prepared at all.
John Kirby should be in that position.
He's the former Pentagon spokesperson.
He at least is articulate.
He's at least professional and at least has some credibility.
She, as you said, is saying things like it's a global challenge with inflation that takes about 14 seconds to fact-check in the Google Machine.
I got to give her credit.
I mean, I think she's more articulate, certainly, than our own vice president with every word salad that she puts out there every day.
You know, the giggling vice president, Kamala Harris.
I haven't even heard her speak in a long time, Karis, right?
Well, she's setting up the new misinformation, you know, disinformation Orwellian nightmare for the Biden administration.
She's done such a great job on everything else.
Right.
The border, that's taken care of, so we could check that part off, right?
Voters' rights, so-called, that she was fighting for.
Yeah, that worked out well.
Look at Georgia.
Boy, they doubled their voter rolls under the Jim Crow 2.0 laws.
Yeah, so you're right.
I guess you could say that Carine Jean-Pierre is more articulate than Kamala Harris, but that's like being the skinniest kid at Fat Camp, right?
I mean, it doesn't really mean all that much, Sean.
All right, you're going to get crushed now for fat shaming.
What do they call that, Mark Simone?
What do they call it?
It's not TC.
You can't say anything without getting in trouble.
Well, what if I call myself, I got a fat stomach?
Am I not allowed to be honest?
Oh, no, you definitely, because the fact checkers will confirm it left and right.
That's not a problem.
It's getting more flat because I've been eating my paleo diet.
I've been sticking to a pretty it's like a regimen now for me.
And Mark, I can attest to this.
My son met Mark, met Sean a couple of weeks ago and hit him as hard as possible in the stomach.
And Sean didn't even flinch.
Now, he's in kindergarten, but still he said, Daddy, that was like hitting the brick wall.
I'm like, wow, Sean, that's when you do when you do a few hundred sit-ups and V-ups every day, trust me, your stomach's going to get tighter.
It works.
Wow.
I'm actually now up to 100-pound dumbbells that I compress.
I can do 90, what, 15 times now on each side.
For an old guy, that's not bad, right, Mark Simone?
Hey, I lift five or six plates at a buffet almost every day.
I've seen him do it.
What are you putting on the buffet?
What are you taking out of the buffet?
What am I not taking off the buffet?
It's the greatest invention ever.
I need a good laugh.
I mean, it's like every day, I mean, we all do this.
And I'm looking at the economic situation of this country, and I want to cry.
And I'm like, I guess the only thing we can do at this point is laugh.
We're stuck with two and a half years worth of this Adam shiff.
I mean, Mark, I'll start with you.
I mean, there's no way out, really.
Winning in the midterms, that will help set the stage.
But for real victory, you need to win two elections.
Yeah, I won't even say this because I don't want to upset people.
I think the trouble has just begun.
Art Laffer, Steve Moore, Larry Cove, these are our best economists.
They think the recession has begun.
A recession only ends when you do something to end it.
And these guys aren't going to do anything to end it except make things worse.
They've got the dumbest cabinet I have ever seen.
Look at Buddy Cecil.
You figure, how can transportation screw up?
The airlines are all clogged up right now.
The ports are clogged up.
Everything is a disaster.
Diesel-fueled trucks are stopping.
This is all under Buddha Jej, and he's probably the sharpest one in the cabinet.
Quick break more with Mark Simone, Joe Concha on the other side.
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All right, we continue our Friday Roundup.
Mark Simone and Joe Concha with us.
Okay, so let's assume Joey's not running.
Obviously, the New York Times and pretty much even fake news CNN has given up on Joe.
So, who's next in line?
I don't see our giggling vice president as a prime candidate.
Are we really going to look at Pete Buddha Judge as the Democratic hopeful in 2024?
God help us all.
Not with that resume.
Joe Concha.
Yeah, not with that resume.
I mean, when you look at the supply chain crisis and he's done nothing to solve it, and again, he takes paternity leave for two months, doesn't even announce it in August of 2021.
It's only revealed in October.
Who does that during a crisis, right?
You want to spend a couple days with your kid.
I get it completely.
But in this case, come on.
So he's out.
And I look at Andrew Cuomo, not available for comment.
Amy Klopuchar?
No, I don't think so.
Elizabeth Warren?
No.
Authenticity.
I mean, who's left on the list?
I mean, is there a governor that maybe has a little bit of charisma that you can think of?
Yeah.
Well, he's not a governor.
He's a senator, but he has the highest approval rating of any senator.
Joe Manchin.
That's Joe Manchin.
He'll never get the nomination.
They hate him.
He's a man without a party.
Yeah.
You know what, though?
Joe Manchin could have a party.
I think Joe Manchin should join the Republican Party.
Yeah, it's tough, though.
It's tough.
And you're going to have all these idiots jumping.
What's so tough about it?
It's not hard saying you guys are a bunch of jackasses that have gone so woke and far left.
I can't associate with you anymore.
I mean, Anglinson Reagan switched to Switch Party, but he was like 28.
You can't do it at this stage.
It's too late.
It'll be Budajej.
That'll be the Democratic nominee.
They gave him like $200 billion to give out out of that stimulus.
And that's to buy favors in upcoming elections.
So you really think it's going to be Buddha Judge?
You're going out on a limb on June 17th, 2022, before the midterm, and you're going to say that in the fall of 2024, it's going to be Pete Buddhajudge.
Mayor Pete is going to be their nominee.
Only guy in the cabinet that was given that kind of money to pass out in favors to counties, things where he'll need it.
You know, the thing is, like, you got to find a vice president dumber than you as impeachment insurance.
Biden was lucky he found Kamala.
Buddha Judge Beto O'Rourke.
Perfect.
You've got somebody dumber than him.
That'll be the ticket.
Wow.
What do you think, Joe Concha?
You agree with that?
That's a bold prediction on Mr. Simone's part.
A Buddha Judge Liz Cheney ticket.
Think of the possibility.
Now, look, the problem is I try to live in a logical common sense world.
And you asked about, you know, maybe a governor that's out there.
Andy Bashir is the governor of Kentucky.
And a lot of people probably haven't heard of him, but he's polling in the 50s in a red state.
So logically, maybe he's the guy who could come across as a monster.
He's got Joe Manchinitis.
He's going to be labeled Joe Manchin.
You think AOC, the squad, you think this new, modern, new Green Deal, radical, climate alarmist, religious cult Democratic Party is going to pick him?
No, shot.
I don't.
That's what I mean.
I'm using logic.
So then maybe Mark is right because who's good enough for them that they could get through the nomination process?
AOC, by the way, could run.
She'll be 35 by the time we're going to go.
I'm all in favor of that.
It would be the most entertaining election of all time, that's for sure.
But then you look at her congressional record, she hasn't passed one law, one bill that she sponsored hasn't even gotten together.
Stop dissing our potential 2024 presidential candidate.
Start being nice.
She's great.
I think you should support her.
I think we should put literally, you know, even off her website for people that want to donate and help her out.
I think, okay, let's start an AOC pack.
I think this could be a good thing.
She's got good initials.
You know, it rolls off the tongue.
Easy to kind of absorb.
So, yeah, AOC with Kimzigan.
You're tapping into something that's true.
And, Mark, you can confirm this, being the consummate New Yorker that you are.
I don't know what the hell you love about the city that you live in.
I have no idea.
You love New York City, don't you?
The best restaurants, the best everything, the most fun.
Okay, you pay the most money, the most fun.
Okay, you can pay less money and go to Vegas and have a better time.
All right, so you love New York City.
True or false, is Chucky Schumer afraid of AOC?
Absolutely terrifying.
This is the saddest thing of all.
Guy's in politics 40 years.
He rises to become the most powerful Democrat in the world and starts trembling because this bartender is yelling at him.
I mean, there's no courage.
It's the same thing with Pelosi and Biden.
They're terrified of these young upstarts.
If they had any real courage, they would stand up to them, and they'd win if they did.
Did you hear Joe Biden yesterday?
Let me play a couple of cuts for you.
Biden starts his speech at the White House with words of condolences.
He's really, really, really heartfelt and thoughtful here.
Listen.
And by the way, my sympathies to the family of your CFO, who dropped dead very unexpectedly.
My best of their family.
Don't laugh.
I feel awful for the family.
I mean, sorry, sorry, your CFO dropped freaking death.
Don't even remember the guy's name.
He just said the guy, the CFO guy.
Yeah, I think he was told that before going in the room.
Oh, by the way, throw some condolences.
But try to use passed away next time, Mr. President.
Maybe try to remember the poor guy's name.
Maybe just show a little heart, a little soul, a little sympathy, maybe a little cognitive awareness.
Just a small tiny bit would be appropriate at this moment.
Well, I got to thank you both.
It's been a bad week of bad news, man.
And it's only going to get worse.
This has only just begun.
Unfortunately, we are all right.
I wish we were all wrong.
We're not.
And we appreciate the time.
Mark Simone, host, morning show, AM710, WOR, New York.
Joe Concha, soon to be the host of his own media show on Fox.
I pray.
Fox News contributor, Commos for the Hill.
Thanks, guys.
All right.
Thanks.
Drew.
All right, 800-941-Show on our number.
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Linda, we needed that levity, right?
How bad?
Desperate.
Quick break.
Right back.
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Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, person who is the Michigan Attorney General, Dana Nessel, am I saying her name right?
I think I am.
Anyway, called for a drag queen for every school.
Listen.
You know what's not a problem for kids worshiping in their education?
Drag queens.
Okay?
Can we say this?
Drag queens, not only are they not hurting our kids, drag queens make everything better.
Drag queen!
Come on!
Drag queens are entertainment.
And you know what I'll say that was totally not a bull text?
I said this: a drag queen for every school.
That is what we have to be fun for the kid and lift them up when they're having emotional issues.
Okay.
A drag queen for every school.
We pay more per capita per student on education than any other country in the industrialized world with the worst results.
We usually end up anywhere between, what, 37 and 40-something in terms of proficiency and reading and math, et cetera.
But we're going to get a drag queen for every school.
Apparently, this came up on MSDNC.
You know, I really can't watch the guy.
You ever see this guy, Chris Hayes?
Linda, do you ever watch this guy?
He's insufferable.
I do not watch him.
So him and he has some liberal guests on last night.
They're trashing the backlash to children attending drag shows.
And they're calling it scary, bizarre, disgusting, and violent, according to journalist Parker Molly telling Hayes, conservatives and Republicans who oppose children at drag events view LGBTQ people as a threat to be around children.
On the screen, it read, the far-right threat, right-wing extremists ramp up LGBTQ hate.
Now, if parents want to take their kids to a drag show, I don't care.
But Linda, do you care?
I don't care.
That's their business.
I care a little bit.
Yeah, I would say I care.
Okay, you care.
Okay, but now in New York City, this is where the issue came up this week that I was like flabbergasted by.
New York City shelled out more than 200 grand in taxpayer money to have drag queens come into the classrooms to interact with school kids as young as three.
I'm like, look, I'm pretty libertarian.
I don't care if you want to be a drag queen, be a drag queen.
I think people should treat people the way you want to be treated, all people.
And when people become adults, school, if we are not living up to their mission, they're not living up to their mission to teach kids to read, write, do math, science, and computers, then all this other swoke crap needs to go, especially when you're talking about three-year-olds.
But can I interrupt for one moment?
One of the things that I don't think that we're talking about is specifically in New York, not only are they reading to the children in full drag, some of the outfits that they're wearing are very revealing.
It would be revealing no matter who is wearing them, whether you're a man, a woman, a drag queen, however you identify, you are not properly clothed, in my opinion, unless you are going into a swimming pool to be in front of this group of children.
In addition, they're helping the kids to put on makeup the way a drag queen would.
They're doing makeup lessons for the kids to look like a drag queen.
What?
Talking in New York City three years old.
What about age appropriateness?
Now, I'll tell you where my mind is on all of this.
You know what?
There are these creatures out there.
And I know Terry McCullough doesn't think they should have a say in their kids' education.
And I know Joe Biden says, they're your kids.
No, they're not your kids, Joe.
Kids have parents.
They're not potted plants.
They're parents.
Parents have their own value systems.
Now, beyond the golden rule, treat others the way you want to be treated and behave in school and don't punch somebody in the face and do your work and et cetera, et cetera.
Don't disrupt the classroom.
Beyond that, the classroom is not the place where you have a captive audience.
It's seemingly younger and younger kids.
Remember what they said falsely was the don't say gay bell in Florida.
We're only talking about kindergarten for third grade, that you aren't going to talk about gender identity issues.
That's all they were talking about there.
This is different.
Now we've got drag queen in every school.
Can we just first focus on the fundamentals where they're failing our kids spectacularly?
You can't fail at a greater level, especially when you break it down in terms of the financing, the monies that are appropriated to educate our kids.
You can't get any worse results than we're getting.
You have 13 public high schools in Baltimore.
Not a single kid in high school proficient in math and reading.
Not one.
Not a single kid.
And Baltimore is the second highest per capita spending on kids in public education in the country.
Give me, you know, let's fix that problem.
Let parents do their job.
Let them instill values.
Why do teachers feel that they have the right to indoctrinate kids into their value systems that whether they like it or not, parents, those potted plants that they view, they have value systems and values that are very different than what the teacher's values happen to be.
So let's focus on the reading, writing, math, science, and computers.
Can we do that?
Is that that hard?
Is that controversial?
If you want to have the drag queens in every school, how about you do it after school?
Let kids opt in if they want.
If that's what parents want to do, fine.
They can have, you know, drag queen month.
After school, parents can opt in, opt their kids in.
See how fair I am?
I'm being very magnanimous.
This is the thing that really bothers me, right?
So they want to spend all this money on teaching your kid how to better understand drag queens.
What is a drag queen?
How to dress up like a drag queen, how to do your makeup like a drag queen.
I wouldn't want my son or any of my kids to be in school learning about how to become anything other than a great student, a good person, and how to go on and get good grades in college.
If they want to learn about things like dressing up and becoming a stripper, a Chippendale, a drag queen, any of that kind of, that's not for school.
It's just not.
Anything that has sexual orientation in it, in my opinion, is a conversation that should be happening outside of school beyond the biological explanation of how babies are made.
That's it.
Let me add one thing to this.
Now, all the talk about what schools should be teaching, et cetera, et cetera, now the push on these issues involving gender identity and sexuality, et cetera, et cetera.
It is interesting that Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, all these top Democrats, guess what?
They're all sending their kids to private schools.
While every kid in California was shut out of school and doing remote learning, Gavin Newsom, their governor's kids, was in-person learning at their private school that he was sending his kids to.
So give me a break.
They know that these schools suck because if they thought they were so great, they'd be sending their own kids to them.
Exactly.
And that's, and even more to the point.
So you have the money to send your kids to a school that allows you to cultivate the curriculum, to work with the folks, to be involved.
And you can do that with public schools too, but you have a lot less authority and you have a lot less control, but you have to be involved.
You know, I'm very, very involved.
I'm all the teachers.
Let me focus on that for a second.
Why do I assume I could see you at the podium?
And you're going to be investigated as a domestic terrorist tiger mom, right?
Well, I mean, listen.
All right, so you're going to go and you're going to go to the microphone.
First of all, that's exactly what you want.
I'm the parent.
You got that?
Raise your hand if you got it.
No, the first thing I said when I got up to the podium to the PhD, who is the superintendent, is I said, you know what?
You got a doctor behind your name.
I bet you can't even spell doctor because you are not making any sense to me today.
And I will tell you that much.
And the whole room exploded.
And they all applauded and they all agreed.
I said, you can be PhD all day long.
You're a tiger mom.
Oh, I have no time for it.
But what I said was, we're all here.
We're engaged.
We care.
And I know there's a lot of American moms and dads that feel just like I do.
And what I don't understand is this sudden push.
You do you in your home, in your private time, the way you want to do it.
I couldn't do it.
I couldn't be disciplined.
Quick break, right back.
We'll continue our discussion.
Hopefully not about more drag queen talk, but if need be, we will.
As we continue, 800-941-SHAWN, our number, Senator Marsha Blackburn at the top of the hour.
As we continue our discussion.
Now, I did have one instance.
My son's out of school, so thank God.
I mean, it's so far worse than it was when my kids were in.
Beyond these schools.
And the social media is out of control.
It's out of control.
But they were showing in science class Al Gore's Earth for the Unbalanced.
And so I called the science teacher.
I said, he won't be attending.
And he goes, are you going to teach him about, and I gave a whole list of things that he should bring up.
Are you going to bring up the other side of this argument?
And I recommended books to him and articles to him and sent them information.
And they ended up not showing it after all.
How interesting is that?
But I think that was one of those moments.
See, a big part of what people aren't understanding is that everything from the baby formula shortage to cattle dying, you know, mysteriously out of nowhere.
What the hell?
Have you seen the videos?
Oh, yeah.
It breaks.
I love animals like you do.
I don't have a 120-pound beast next to me like you do right now, but I love animals.
He's 117.
He took a couple pounds.
He's 120-pound beast.
You always underestimate it.
And you had to send your cat to the cat fat farm because the cat was too big.
It was the size of a normal cat.
Thank you for caring.
Can you put it up on Hannity.com?
No, I'm not doing that again.
No.
No.
Please.
No.
I gave into a request of yours this week.
I did you a big solid.
First of all, that was an awesome request, and it was rockets.
Doesn't matter.
I loved it.
You said you asked me to do something and I did it, did I not?
Yes, you did.
So put up a picture.
What's the cat's name again?
There's Callie.
There's Tango and there's Foxy.
You know the cat I'm talking about, the big one.
The one that's 15 times the normal size of a cat.
Yeah, she's not with us anymore.
All right, but just show the picture because you had to send the cat away to you.
Oh my gosh.
You're a problem.
I'm not a problem.
You are a problem.
You don't even like cats.
You want me to put a cat on your website?
Yes.
I want people to see what you did to them.
Maybe I should have had her get on paleo with you, you know, and do your workouts.
Listen, I'm building a lot of muscle.
I'm getting strong.
I'm up to 100-pound dumbbells now.
I know you're on a paleo diet.
I know.
I know.
That's what it's all about.
All right, Michigan.
By the way, this is your Attorney General, Linda, saying that you need a drag queen in every school.
Did you know that?
It's disgusting.
It's disgusting.
The only thing we need in every school are safety measures and precautions to protect our children.
And we need people to focus on the pressure.
Thank you for answering Linda in Michigan's call.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I thought you were saying that.
You know what?
I'm going to be quiet now.
Good luck.
Oh, don't be quiet.
It's too good.
Don't stop.
Linda.
Go ahead, Linda.
I'm sorry.
I apologize, Linda.
That's okay.
Hi, Linda.
We're together.
I'm passing you the baton.
Here we go.
The sisterhood.
Go ahead.
Well, I just had another frivolity on this whole green energy and the oil and all those things.
Well, for me, I'm waiting for the new ingredient that's going to go in my shampoo that's going to the sun that they're going to use instead of petroleum to make my hair glow.
And then I'm also looking for the hairspray where it'll look like a model because they're going to put wind power in, you know, wind ingredient into my hair.
So I will look absolutely fabulous because I won't have the petroleum in there anymore or on my shampoo, my hairspray, my hair color, my body lotion, my nail polish.
It's going to be fabulous.
Just wait till they put all the, you know, their new green deal into our products.
I haven't heard about this.
Do you know anything about this, Linda?
The radio production?
Which Linda are you referring to?
The first Linda or the second Linda?
I have not heard about this.
No.
The talking Linda.
I am talking.
But no, I haven't heard about it.
This is news to me.
I haven't heard about that either.
You know, they have crayons.
It has petroleum.
What are you going to put in there instead of the petroleum that's in the product now?
If you get rid of the barrel oil, you're going to lose all the other products that come from that barrel of oil: asphalt, tires, shaving cream, lotions, hair color, nail polish, everything.
The 6,000 products.
So I'm looking forward to when they actually put the sun and the wind into those products.
Listen, I think you're bringing up a lot of great points.
They keep talking about once we get to energy independence with renewable energies.
Well, where's the renewable energy?
Give me the technology that you're going to use.
What's going to replace oil, gas, and coal?
Because if we don't have an answer to the question or a prospect, even, then the idea that we're even going to talk about this is a waste of our time.
It's just, to me, it's madness.
It is madness, and that's my point.
You're never going to replace it.
There's no way you're going to get any of those products to have solar and wind included.
It is ludicrous.
And this is what I've been saying.
So all of these problems are self-induced.
They're caused by the adherence to this climate alarmist religious cult, and they don't care that we suffer as long as they think they're saving the world.
Anyway, I appreciate the call.
Linda from Michigan.
Thank you, Linda.
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