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Feb. 22, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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SEN JOHN FETTERMAN DISGRACES WALTER REED MEDICAL CENTER
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So, big story that happened over the weekend.
Big, goofy-looking son-of-a-bitch John Fetterman, the recently installed senator from my great state of Pennsylvania.
It used to be great until all the liberals moved in here and started turning it to shit.
John Fetterman was admitted...
Into Walter Reed Medical Center for Clinical Depression.
Yeah.
You know, he's been getting all the outgoing support.
Oh, he's so brave!
He's so brave.
Folks, let's run this video.
Breaking right now at 4 o'clock, Pennsylvania Senator John Federman has checked himself into Walter Reed Military Medical Center in Washington.
A statement from his chief of staff says he is being treated for clinical depression after being evaluated by the attending physician of Congress.
The senator suffered a stroke just days before the primaries last May and was most recently in the hospital for a separate issue last week.
Yeah, Christy Aleto joining us live now in the Satellite Center with more on Senator Fetterman's condition this afternoon.
Christy, what do we know?
Well, Fetterman's office says that it's something that he's been dealing with off and on throughout his entire life, but in recent weeks became very severe.
In fact, sources tell ABC News that he hadn't been himself as of late, and last night the freshman senator Reportedly checked himself in to Walter Reed, as you mentioned, to receive treatment for clinical depression.
This is the latest health-related incident in a string of other scares.
Last year, he had a stroke on the campaign trail.
Just last week, he was hospitalized after feeling lightheaded while attending a Democratic retreat in Washington.
He was discharged on Friday and sources with ABC News say that the visit may be connected to his depression because doctors found nothing physically wrong with him.
And then on Monday, Fetterman was evaluated by the attending physician in Congress.
Yesterday, Fetterman's office says Dr.
Brian Monahan recommended inpatient care at Walter Reed.
John agreed and is receiving treatment on a voluntary basis.
Doctors say he is getting the care he needs and will soon be back to himself.
Between medical conditions and scares that he has with the strokes, but then also being in the public eye and having a high stress job, all those things can become overwhelming.
With someone who's experienced depression for the time that he's mentioned, once again, it's not a surprise that he could be experiencing this.
Now, licensed therapist Dr.
George James says all of those factors can trigger and even exacerbate existing depression.
Fetterman's health has been a topic of discussion since his stroke.
But in October, a doctor said that he was able to fulfill his duty in office.
In a tweet, Senator Fetterman's wife said that she is proud that he is getting the care and the help that he needs.
And a source also says that there is no timeline on when he'll return, that it will be weeks, not months, Not days, until he returns to the Senate.
But we are still following this and tracking these developments very closely.
Brian and Shari?
All right, we'll keep an eye on it.
Of course, mental health needs to be a priority.
All right, Christy, thank you.
Folks, in case you're unaware of what Walter Reed Medical Center is, folks, if you are wounded in combat, if you lose a leg, severe burns, severe injury, severe physical trauma, They send you to Walter Reed.
That's where John Fetterman is roaming the halls right now.
I'm sad!
I'm sad!
Let's be honest, guys.
If I looked like that, I'd be sad, too.
But you know what?
For those who aren't familiar with what Walter Reed is and the attitude of the heroes at Walter Reed, let's run this.
May was a cruel month.
The number of servicemen and women who have lost an arm or leg since the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began went over 1,000.
Many of them more than one.
It's been a while.
They come here to the physical therapy room at Walter Reed.
And you lost both legs?
I lost both legs, yes sir.
Are they above the knee?
Both are above the knee, yes sir.
That makes it tough.
It does, but you know, you gotta keep going.
Marine Sergeant Major Raymond Mackey stepped on a mine in Afghanistan last December 23rd.
His goal is to be walking again by next December 23rd.
I have just got my legs, my C-legs, my computer legs.
I'm learning how to put them on and how to make them fire to where the knee comes forward and everything like that.
A computerized knee is one of the many technological advances spawned by wars which no one at Walter Reed ever thought would last this long.
But Mackey will tell you technology is not what gets you walking again.
It's all about your attitude and how much heart you got.
He's 20 years older than everybody else here.
But by the time he and his wife Vicki knock off for the day, Mackey has spent five hours in physical therapy and left behind a message for all the younger men.
And ultimately, I think a lot of us tend to feed off of each other.
How else are you going to get better if you're not pushing yourself?
At least, I mean, you use the other people to measure your success.
Josh Toohey got hit last September, roadside bomb Afghanistan, and has been walking with a vengeance since January.
I had a level of physical fitness I was at prior to my injury, and it's just imperative for me to get back to that level.
I'll settle for nothing less.
After trying a number of different legs, he settled on one without a computerized knee.
I never was a firm believer in the concept of having to plug a leg in at night like a cell phone.
Dave Flowers, landmined Afghanistan, has been at Walter Reed for a year, but only in the past month has he been able to walk on his own.
The combination of one prosthetic leg and one badly mangled real leg was holding him back.
Until he started playing weed.
So this is what got you walking?
Yes.
Basically, we've got a platform here that measures which way you lean right and left.
It can tell if you're stepping on and off.
It tells you how much you favor one side, like if you're standing too much on your prosthetic and not on your other, you know.
If it worked for him, he thought it might work for others.
So he raised $10,000.
I started buying them for all the guys.
So where are they in the rooms?
Yeah.
I basically just give them to them.
They can hook them up in their rooms.
It's not just a physical therapy room.
It's a band of brothers wise beyond their years.
The only person holding you back is yourself.
So, I mean, yes, I mean, I could sit there and complain, but I mean, at the end of the day, what's the point?
And what's the hardest part of losing your legs?
The hardest part is knowing that your unit is there without you.
That's the hardest part.
That's the hardest part for me.
So, last week, when Mackey's unit came home from Afghanistan, guess who was there to meet them?
David Martin, CBS News, Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
So, folks, my question is, you have big, goofy, dumbass John Fetterman roaming the halls at Walter Reed Medical Center amongst heroes.
With his head down, shuffling in his Carhartt sweatshirt.
I'm sad.
He is disgracing.
Disgracing.
An institution.
A building.
A facility.
That has honor.
Now you saw that video with these amputees at Walter Reed.
Did you notice their attitudes?
Did you notice that not a single person in there is walking around feeling sorry for themselves?
Young men and women who are treated at Walter Reed are America's finest.
They are the young men and women of this great nation who sacrificed dearly while wearing this nation's uniform.
You see the positive attitude.
They've lost limbs.
They've lost legs.
You see the attitude of these young men?
Hey, it is what it is.
Got to drive on.
And to think, John Fetterman is roaming the hallways amongst heroes with his head down I'm sad.
I have clinical depression.
He's an embarrassment.
Get him out of there!
He doesn't deserve to be at Walter Reed.
Amongst those men and women.
Doesn't deserve it.
Because he's sad.
Jeez, oh man.
Grow a pair.
Toughen up.
Get some mental toughness.
You know, my thing is, and we're going to get into this, folks.
We're really going to get into the weeds on this.
Because this fires me up like nothing has really fired me up before.
When people who never had the courage to wear this nation's uniform are walking the halls of a building reserved for the young men and women of this nation.
Who lost arms?
Who lost legs?
Who were scarred, damaged, disfigured due to the service that they gave this nation?
John Fetterman.
I'm sad.
Boy, I'll tell you.
I'll tell you what you got to be sad about.
He was just installed as a United States Senator.
Did he recently lose a child?
Was he shot or deformed or lose any limbs in combat?
Did he lose his family in a car accident?
What are you sad about?
Folks, the words that I want to use to describe how I truly feel...
About John Fetterman disgracing Walter Reed Medical Center, I cannot say on the air.
The words that I want to use to describe John Fetterman and his weak-ass mindset.
Soft.
Soft.
Boy, they don't get any softer than that.
And to think...
He's roaming those hallways with men and women who are learning how to walk again.
Men and women who are learning how to use their hands and their arms again.
Hey, what are you in here for?
I'm sad.
Are you shitting me?
It's an embarrassment and a disgrace.
Get his ass out of Walter Reed.
Now folks, I believe in depression.
I believe, hey, there's mornings, you can get depressed.
But clinical depression?
No.
I don't buy it.
Let me tell you a little bit about my story.
Folks, I was wounded in Afghanistan.
I was wounded pretty good.
I came home.
I couldn't sleep.
I was patrolling the house.
My mind was everywhere all the time.
I went to the VA. They said, Teddy, you've got PTSD. Well, I don't believe in PTSD. Well, they said, well, you have something you don't believe.
Okay.
And they said, you know, be careful because this could lead to clinical depression.
And I said, you know what?
I'm alive.
I get to wake up every day.
The hell I got to be depressed about.
And it was changing my mindset.
Saying, you know what?
I'm not going to use a diagnosis for hospitals, the VA, and pharmaceutical companies to pump all kinds of pills and medicine in my body.
I'm not going to use what happened to me as an excuse in life.
Folks, the VA wanted to amputate my right leg.
I said, no.
You're not going to take my leg.
Doctors told me I would walk with a cane for the rest of my life.
99% of the time, you want to know who doesn't walk with a cane?
This guy right here.
It's mindset.
Get your mind right, your body will follow clinical depression.
What trauma has John Fetterman faced to deserve to be in that building of heroes?
Clinical depression, my ass.
Now you can get depressed.
But you've got to get yourself out of it.
That's a strong mind.
That's called being a monster.
Depressed.
What a soft, weak-ass, candy-ass.
Guy said, if I looked like John Fetterman, oh, and he's actually got to work now.
I'm depressed.
I'm sad.
I'm depressed.
Let me tell you, you just look at that video that I ran with these young men and the positive mindset they showed.
They lost legs.
They had to learn to walk again.
They're not in there saying, well, I'm depressed.
I don't know how I can go on.
And they just stuck a cancerous loser In that building.
Maybe, maybe, just maybe, I'm hoping, the positivity and the grit and the determination of those wounded veterans at Walter Reed will rub off on John Fetterman and his balls will drop and he'll stand straight, stand tall, with his chest puffed out, I'm sad.
I'm just, I'm sad.
I need to go to Walter Reed.
I'm sad.
Get the hell out of here.
I'm sad.
Clinical depression.
Clinical depression is an excuse!
It's an excuse.
So you can be a loser and an F-up in everything that you do and then point to a diagnosis and say, well, I'm clinically depressed.
It's an excuse.
We don't do excuses, folks.
Let me tell you, those men and women who lost limbs, they're the ones that have an excuse.
And they ain't doing it.
They're not using their excuse.
I lost both my legs.
I stepped on an IED. But you know what?
Life is good.
I'm here.
I'm learning how to walk again.
I'm going to drive on.
That's the attitude of these men and women.
Excuses.
John Fetterman and his clinical depression diagnosis is an excuse.
And I know!
I know the haters are going to come.
Well, Teddy, you're not a doctor.
Clinical depression is a real thing.
Yeah, for the weak.
It's a real thing for the weak.
Folks, I could have taken that excuse.
I could have blamed everything in my life that didn't go my way on a PTSD diagnosis.
Because I was in combat.
I took bullets.
I was wounded.
Boy, if anybody could ride that gravy train out and that excuse.
But I didn't.
People need to start manning up.
They need to start doing the right thing.
Reminds me of that movie Patton, where George C. Scott walks into the medical tent and he's handing out purple hearts to the wounded vets.
And you have the one guy sitting there crying.
Patton says to him, what are you here for?
Sir, I just don't think I can take it anymore.
Patton slapped the helmet off of him, called him a coward.
Get that man out of this tent.
This tent of honor.
That's how I feel, guys.
I'm sorry.
No, you know what?
I'm not sorry.
I'm not sorry.
And all you weak-hearted, liberal, bleeding-heart jackasses can come at me.
I don't care.
If I were a liberal, I'd be depressed too.
I'm a liberal.
My life sucks.
I believe in fairytale pronouns and magic stuff.
I don't live in reality.
My hair is purple all the time.
I don't know if I'm a man or a woman.
I get so confused when I go to Walmart because I don't know what bathroom to use.
People are always pointing and laughing at me.
Yeah, I'd be depressed too if I was on the other side of the aisle.
Maybe I should add that to the list.
Were you wounded in combat?
Did you see your buddies die in front of you?
Did you lose your family in a car accident?
Did you have a young child pass away?
Or are you just a liberal and confused?
That might be it.
That might be his saving grace.
John Fetterman is now clinically depressed because he's a liberal and And, again, maybe he doesn't know what bathroom to use.
Maybe the stress of constantly virtue signaling is just too tough for him.
You know, maybe he ran out of things to be offended by.
And he woke up and CNN gave their narrative and he's like, well, I was already offended by this like a year ago.
Oh, I have to find something.
Oh, my God, I can't find anything to be offended about today.
Maybe that's it.
I don't know.
I don't know.
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Folks, as you can tell, this really upsets me.
Really upsets me.
I've had a couple dozen surgeries.
Due to my wounds in Afghanistan.
John Fetterman checks into a place of honor.
I truly believe Walter Reed is sacred ground.
That's where these young men and women come back and learn how to move on with their lives again.
Physically.
But frumpy...
Loser.
Softass.
Guys, I want to throw the P word out here so bad, but I can't.
I can't.
I can't throw the P word out.
John Fetterman, disgracing the sacrifice of these men and women, disgracing Walter Reed Medical Center.
And like I said, I know the haters are going to come.
Come get a piece of You want to tussle?
You might end up clinically depressed when I'm done with you.
If you believe that, if you want to use that as an excuse for your sorry, pathetic, miserable life, or you can get up, make your life better, and do something about it.
It's a crutch.
It's an excuse.
It's a cop-out.
Folks, like I said, hey, it's okay to be depressed.
Bad things happen.
You get depressed.
There's a mourning period, whatever the case may be.
You pick up and drive on.
To let a diagnosis.
Well, doctors said, you know what?
Doctors told me a lot of shit too.
Here I am.
Walking without a cane.
Doing my thing.
I refuse.
Refuse.
Maybe that's just me.
I know it's got to be a lot of you out there, too.
It's got to be.
So, folks, I found this video.
Love them or hate them.
I think you guys might know what side of the fence I'm on on this.
Love them or hate them.
I found this video of Andrew Tate.
And his take...
On clinical depression.
Let's run this.
Depression is nothing but extreme selfishness.
That's what I'm going to call it.
But if you're depressed, you're living inside of your mind, you're obsessed with how you feel, you don't care about anything outside of yourself, and you're an exceptionally selfish person.
That's all they're trying to do is convince you and teach you to be extremely selfish.
Let me tell you something.
I'm going to say this right here, right now.
Because there's a whole bunch of famous people, Lincoln Park, whatever, whatever, they killed themselves.
If you have children, and you kill yourself, you're not a man.
I don't care what you're feeling.
I don't care how sad you are.
You have children to take care of.
You're going to embarrass your children?
You're going to leave your children without a father?
Andrew, we said that one more time.
Because you're sad?
Because you're sad?
If you have children, and you kill yourself, you were never a man to begin with.
Absolute garbage.
Garbage.
And the only reason this crap happens is because of the acceptance of depression.
People say that depression is stigmatized.
It's the complete opposite.
It's accepted now to the point where it's almost promoted.
It's insane.
Let me tell you something.
Depression is not real.
Feeling depressed is real.
So you can feel depressed, but you feel depressed and that is a natural biological evolutionary trigger for you to change something in your life.
That's your own mind telling you you're unhappy about X. If I went to jail today, I'd be depressed because I'm in jail.
I haven't caught depression.
I don't have a disease.
I'm just upset with my situation.
I have people message me all the time.
I'm fat and I can't get a girlfriend because I'm depressed.
I'm like, no, pancake lover.
You're depressed because you're fat and you can't get a girlfriend.
Do you understand?
This is the point, right?
So, for a lot of people, your life is depressing.
A lot of you out there, if you're sitting there and you say you've suffered from depression, you probably live a depressing life.
You probably live a depressing life.
So, if I was you, I'd be depressed.
But if you were me, You'd be happy.
Do you know what could solve depression for most poor people?
A million dollars in the bank.
Boom.
So how is it a disease?
So when I say this to people, most of them agree, and they go, okay, but if that's true, why do famous people kill themselves?
And I say, well, I know you think you outsmarted me, but I'm Andrew Tate.
I have the answer.
The reason is, twofold.
This absolute acceptance of depression and acceptance of weakness, when you accept anything, to a degree you're promoting it.
Weakness is promoted now in men, right?
So let's take Robin Williams as an example.
Robin Williams killed himself.
I was just going to say him.
Robin Williams, right?
Famous!
He could be banging 19 year olds for the rest of his life.
Multi-millionaire.
Everyone loves him.
How could he possibly kill himself?
I'll tell you why.
Because when he walked into the therapist's office and said, I feel depressed, The therapist said, okay, here's some mind-altering drugs.
Start taking these.
And then I need to see you six hours a day, every day, and we're going to talk about sad things for the next 10 years.
Because he was in therapy for 10 years.
Oh, God.
If I didn't have to take mind-altering drugs and talk about sad shit for six hours a day for 10 years, I might kill myself.
But if he would have walked into the therapist office and the therapist said to him, you're Roman Williams.
There are people in the world with no food.
There are families in Syria.
There are school buses being bonged in Yemen.
There are people who lost their entire family in a car crash today.
You're Roman Williams and everyone you love is in perfect health.
You're a selfish idiot.
Get out of my office.
Get some balls.
He'd still be alive today.
The cure made it worse.
And this whole society of accepting depression, as soon as someone's depressed, instantly go to them, Oh, poor you.
It's okay.
We know you can't help it.
You can't help it.
Why are you telling people they can't help it?
Why are you reinforcing that mindset in people?
If you come to me and say you're depressed, I say, I will fix you.
And you know what's crazy when I said this depression thing wasn't real?
Do you know how many people stuck up for depression?
You don't understand!
I'm depressed!
Depression's real!
I was like, if it's so horrible, why are you defending it?
You sound like it's PRT. I thought it was ruining your life, but you are desperate for me to believe in it.
You want me to believe in it.
You're sticking up for it.
You're defending depression.
You're trying to convince me it's real because it's your cure-all excuse for failure.
When you're depressed, you can fail in every human metric.
I fail at everything, but I'm depressed.
It's not my fault.
No, you're a failure.
That's all you are.
Because you're not trying very hard.
If you live in a house, I say this all the time.
This is the reason I don't believe in depression.
Because I don't believe in depression, I cannot become depressed.
No matter what the worst thing that could possibly happen to me on earth, I will feel sad.
But I will recover and I will not become depressed because I don't believe in depression.
If you're in an old haunted house, haunted house, right?
You have two people in two haunted houses.
One believes in ghosts and one doesn't.
You hear some noise in the night.
The wind blows, right?
The man who believes in ghosts is like, oh no, a ghost.
Now he's scared, right?
He wants an exorcist.
He can't sleep.
He's scared about ghosts.
He's paranoid.
The guy who doesn't believe in ghosts, ghosts, wind, whatever, goes back to sleep.
Do you understand that it's the belief that gives it power?
If you don't believe in ghosts, the ghosts can't hurt you.
If you don't believe in depression, you can't become depressed.
And I refuse to believe in something that's going to weaken me.
Why would I believe in something that's going to weaken my ability to deal with problems in life?
Why would I do that?
I'm temporarily immortal.
Do you understand?
Do you understand?
I'm temporarily immortal.
And I'm not going to waste my living years believing in things which take power from me.
Because I'm not an idiot.
So if you're going to sit there and go, depression is real, actually, you don't understand the troubles I'm going through.
You're a moron.
You are a moron.
And the great thing about morons is, as you lose, there's no light without dark.
Right?
There's no joy without pain.
Of course.
For me to be a winner, there needs to be losers.
If you want to be depressed and sit around broke, While I'm flexing in the Lambo, then do it.
Go do it.
But you're not going to convince me to join your way of thinking.
The last thing, anyone who's watching this, I want you to understand.
The last thing you should ever do is adopt the thinking of someone who is sad.
Why would you want to think like the sad person?
I'm sad and I'm semi-suicidal.
you should have the same views and beliefs as me.
What the fuck?
Get the fuck out of here.
Depression.
It ain't real.
There, I'm just blown out of the water.
It's not real.
You can come at me and say whatever you want.
It's not real.
You know, folks, he's got a point.
And when I saw this, I thought, man, I think the exact same way.
You know who should have clinical depression?
The black joggers in Braddock, Pennsylvania that John Fetterman was chasing around with a shotgun while he was mayor.
Yeah, look it up.
Look it up.
Guy's a freaking nutjob.
Why is it all these nutjobs are the ones with all these mental illnesses?
Gee, I don't know.
But yet we make him a senator.
A United States senator.
This is what we got.
This is what we got determining the future of our country.
Somebody who is so weak-willed and weak-minded, he feels sad.
Un-freaking-real.
Be a man, reach down between your legs, grab a pair, and ruck up and man up and drive on.
Nobody gives a shit if you feel sad.
Go feel sad somewhere else.
Get your sad, sorry ass out of Walter Reed Medical Center.
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So, I just went off a decent part of the episode on weak-ass, soft-ass, candy-ass, Weak-minded, weak-willed John Fetterman.
He's so brave for putting himself in treatment.
It's so courageous.
Courageous?
No, that's his excuse now.
There ain't a damn thing courageous about it.
That's his excuse.
Guys, I can't get this done because I have clinical depression.
This is what Pennsylvania put in office.
How embarrassing.
And again, haters going to hate, come get a piece.
I really don't care.
I don't care.
Come at me with your clinical depression.
Maybe you could take that time to better your life instead of being a loser on the internet.
Teddy thinks there's no such thing as clinical depression.
I had clinical depression and I was really sad.
I don't care.
I don't care about your life story.
I don't care.
I really don't.
Better your life and you won't have clinical depression.
Andrew Tate even said, you know how to stop clinical depression?
Put a million dollars into someone's bank account.
So there, is it really a medical thing?
They still going to be clinically depressed?
Gosh, man, I'm telling you, these people.
These people, because I see it coming, I'm already preparing for the fight.
To break off a piece.
Like I said, you're the one that's going to end up even more clinically depressed.
Guys, I get paid to be an asshole.
This is what I do for a living.
So, if you want to be an asshole to me, just remember, I'm a professional.
Take your amateur shit elsewhere.
Go cry.
Go check yourselves in for clinical depression.
Go have your gender reassignment surgeries.
Don't care.
Don't care at all.
So, folks, I got another video to show you.
And you guys know how...
Biden is kissing Zelensky's ass and we're sending billions of dollars over to Ukraine.
I found a video, and it's a little off topic of this episode, but I had to show it to you.
I found a video of a Trump talk with Zelensky.
Let me tell you what a difference between Trump and Biden.
And the reaction of Zelensky between Trump and Biden.
Let's run this.
Will the military aid continue?
Can you assure that it will continue in the future?
Well, we're working with Ukraine, and we want other countries to work with Ukraine.
When I say work, I'm referring to money.
They should put up more money.
We put up a lot of money.
I gave you anti-tankbusters that, frankly, President Obama was sending you pillows and cheats.
And I gave you anti-tankbusters.
And a lot of people didn't want to do that, but I did it.
And I really hope that Russia, because I really believe that President Putin would like to do something, I really hope that you and President Putin get together and can solve your problem.
That would be a tremendous achievement.
And I know you're trying to do that.
President Trump.
Yes, sir.
Shhh.
Straight up baller.
Nobody effed around when Trump was in the White House.
Because I think the world leaders knew the more you eff around, the more you're going to find out.
And they don't want to find out.
The look on Zelensky's face after Trump pretty much talked to him like he was a child.
That was beautiful.
We need more of that government, folks.
We need a lot more of it.
So guys, I'm going to end up today, I started my own t-shirt line.
Alpha Dog Clothing Company.
Alright, this is one of our shirts.
Be a monster!
Don't be a weak-ass loser like Fetterman.
Don't be a sissy.
Don't be a bee.
Can't say that word.
Be a monster.
Be an absolute monster.
Every day you go through life.
You go out, you take it, you devour it, you conquer your life, you own your circle, you own what's in your head, and you drive forward.
Strike fear into the hearts of the left.
Folks, you know why I get hit all the time?
Because they fear me.
If I wasn't on the radar, National media wouldn't be coming after me.
And again, for me, to value their opinion, I'd first have to respect them, which I don't.
Live your life.
Be a monster.
So this here is one of our shirts, okay?
And here we go.
On the sleeve, you've got the Alpha Dog Clothing Company logo.
Folks, go to teddydaniels.tv.
Check on our shop.
We've got 20 different designs up that I did.
Shirts are printed and made right here in Pennsylvania.
In the great old United States of America.
Go on, check them out.
You like one, order one.
You'll have it quick, too.
Real, real, real quick.
So, I've got 20 designs up to get it going.
And we're going to be adding more.
And every day I'm going to be wearing a new design on the show.
If you like it, at the end of the episode, go to teddydaniels.tv.
Check on the shop.
I might even put the link in the description of this episode.
Go check them out.
You like one?
Get one.
You like two?
You like three?
Get two or three.
Let people know where you stand in life, folks, because I'm tired of the left pushing us around.
Love you guys.
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