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Well, good evening, folks.
And thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of True Conservative Radio.
And of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank you very much for tuning in with me.
It has been since yesterday since I conducted a broadcast here on the Blog Talk Radio Network.
And the only reason I came back up here for another consecutive broadcast is because obviously the word is being spread like wildfire.
And I'm telling you right now, folks, the numbers are being increased.
And I think it's because I'm finally penetrating the psyche of individuals not only in America, but within the entire international community.
They are finally starting to understand, they are starting to witness, and they are starting to feel the true conservative commentary that I am conveying on this fiber optically connected world we call the internet.
And I want to thank each and every one of you for tuning in with me, whether it's live or in the archive.
And before we get on to anything else, I'd like for everybody to please follow me on Twitter.
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All right?
All one word, no underscores, ghost politics.
And once again, folks, the official website of this broadcast, if you happen to be listening to it from some other location, all right?
Go ahead and bookmark the official broadcast at blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
And now that we've gotten that all the way, folks, we've got a lot of things to talk about, some serious issues.
I know that it says in the description that I am going to tell our president, President Obama, how to stop job losses.
And we're going to go ahead and get into that.
And we're going to get into that right now.
Now, the reason that I'm going to get into the subject matter is because our president today actually conducted a speech at a job summit, which basically consisted of a bunch of, I don't know, executives, small business owners, a bunch of individuals who are intricate in the business and private sectors of our country.
And basically today, after everything was said and done, our president is trying to look towards the private sector to regrow our economy.
Now, folks, if you are an avid listener to this program, if you've been listening to this program for the past three years that I've been on here, you know as well as I, I was advocating that whatever president, this was way before this president was even elected, I was advocating that the first or that when the president was elected, whether it was going to be John Turncoat McCain or it was going to be Barack Obama,
that the president needed to initiate some kind of discourse or dialogue with the private sector at the very beginning, damn it.
At the very beginning is when the whatever president was going to be our president, which ended up being Barack Hussein Obama.
That's the first things they should have done as the president.
They should have initiated some sort of dialogue discourse with the private sector.
And folks, look back in the archives if you don't believe me.
For all you ass clowns, of course, there's a lot of liberal agitators here in the chat room.
I can see them right here.
All right, won't you all go piss off or something?
All right, I mean, once you go to like Huffington Post or, you know, go watch old episodes of Keith Oberman or some other liberal Rachel Maddow muffdiving trash.
Get the hell out of here.
All right.
But if you folks look back at the archive, I had stated from day one that whatever president, which ended up being Barack Obama, they needed to initiate with the private sector.
They needed to make some kind of, whether it was tax break initiative, some type of an investment, something to the private sector.
But instead, what did this liberal regime do?
Not only did this president, because the president can only sign the last version of a bill after it's been butchered and added on with all kinds of pork barrel projects from the Congress of the House and the Senate.
I mean, these two bodies of government, the House and the Senate, these two idiots, I mean, they used stimulus package two.
That was the first thing that these damn liberals shut down our holes.
And I was out there against it.
I was telling people to call their congressmen, call their senator, and tell them not to vote for this miraculous malarkey.
But everybody thought it was a big joke at the time.
And you can look back in the archive during those episodes.
And let me tell you something, folks.
I have politically prognosticated everything that has now come to pass.
And I find it funny now that the liberal regime has already allowed these scumbags that basically propped them up to power, funded their liberal campaign contribution accounts, they allowed these people to raid the American taxpaying system during stimulus package two.
And now, all of a sudden, after everything's said and done, now that we know that all this stimulus package two crap and all these stupid pork barrel spending projects, all this ridiculous nonsense that the liberal regime has initiated hasn't done diddly squat.
On the contrary, it's made everything worse.
It has made everything transition to something that used to be about private enterprise, that used to be about the private sector, into something more socialistic, something a little bit more government-oriented.
And I think it's rather disgusting.
Now, Mr. President, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt.
Okay, I understand that maybe you weren't involved with all the pork barrel projects and all the disgusting, wasteful garbage that was signed into the stimulus package bill.
But it was your regime.
It was your regime, Mr. President.
I mean, with all due respect, sir, you won the executive branch.
You should be able to be the leader of your regime, your Democratic Party.
You should be able to just get them, gather them around, and say, hey, look, we're going to go ahead and initiate this.
I need to look good.
If I look good, you look good.
Stop being a bunch of bureaucratic, power-hungry idiots eating each other up.
Why don't we actually try to help this country so that maybe we can goof a couple of these morons out here?
But y'all are not doing that.
Y'all are fighting.
First of all, the liberal regime is fighting amongst itself to see whose wee we is bigger than someone else's.
And the second thing they're doing is they're fighting amongst each other.
They're backstabbing each other.
Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, they're initiating opposing health care bills.
They're opposing the president.
I mean, it's a disgrace out here.
It's a circus sideshow.
And we need true leadership here.
We need true leadership in these dire times.
Because God knows that the American people is falling asleep at the wheel.
I mean, good God, we are supposed to be in the worst recession since World War II.
And what are the American people doing?
They're camping out in these big conglomerate multinational corporations that are distributing to them Chinese goods.
Let me repeat that again.
Chinese goods.
And these idiots out here in America, they don't even have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of.
They can't even make a down payment on a sandwich.
And yet they're using up the last remainder of the little stimulus package money and all the other government programs that they qualified for to go out there and purchase Chinese goods.
That's why, first of all, Mr. President, if you happen to be listening to this, that's why I'm just a little unhappy with the liberal regime at this current stage of the game.
The liberal regime has done nothing.
Has done absolutely nothing but crippled this great country of ours.
You have done absolutely nothing.
All you have done is sat back and allowed all the morons and all the idiots within your bureaucratic system of power, allow the idiots that funded their campaign contribution accounts to raid the American taxpaying system.
And let me tell you something.
That was a horrible thing.
A horrible thing to do.
Because what happened?
What happened after Wall Street and all those financial institutions out here, once they went belly up and got the bailout from the government, what did they do?
They gave themselves their big fat bonuses.
Everybody got paid.
Everybody out there got paid.
Let me tell you something.
If you're some scumbag on Wall Street, you should be ashamed of yourself, you stupid scumbag piece of trash.
You don't represent the free market system anymore.
You're a sniveling, conniving, dumbass, socialistic, corporate welfare-taken piece of garbage.
That's what you are.
I mean, you want to sit here and try to say, oh, yeah, Wall Street, what happens on Wall Street, you know, hurts Main Street?
Give me a break.
You idiots on Wall Street and all you financial institutions, you know, took us to the cleaners.
And why?
Because, first of all, the American people are a bunch of idiots.
I mean, these idiots are guzzling down buckets of cheese and eating fried butter.
You know, they're guzzling down pork skin for Christ's sake.
They're guzzling down buckets of all kinds of ridiculous, grotesque carbonated sodas.
And they're watching dumbass programming on television that's dumbing them down and it's memorizing them and mesmerizing them and making them complacent.
It's making them complacent.
And what did you do, you damn Wall Street financial institutions?
What did you do during this financial time of absolute uncertainty?
Well, you used the last remaining of your dollars and you put it in the campaign contribution accounts of the damn liberals.
And now you're going to have a great Christmas, aren't you?
Huh?
Wall Street executives, huh?
All right, you're going to have a great Christmas.
You know that Nordstrom's, you know, or Macy's or one of those luxury catalogs of one of those big department stores, they actually are selling a flying car.
That's right, a flying car.
$1.5 million can buy you a damn flying car nowadays.
And who's going to buy the flying car?
The Wall Street idiots, the financial institution, idiots.
And what are you stupid Americans doing?
You're camping out in front of Walmart.
You're camping out in front of Walmart.
You stupid, dumb idiot imbecilic!
And then you wonder why I'm pissed, and then you wonder why I'm angry, and then you wonder why I have so much frustration at the American people.
Just look at yourselves, for heaven's sake.
What kind of sense do your actions make in this present-day economic situation?
It doesn't make any sense one bit.
Any sense one bit.
And this is why I continue to come up on here and unleashing the fury of rationalism.
That's what I like to call it.
It makes me sick.
And I want to hear from you.
All right, the American people, before I lay my outline to the American president on what I feel and what anyone with any kind of a brain would feel, the necessary steps to create joblessness, or not joblessness, but stop the job loss rate.
Because we're at 10.5 job, what is it, unemployment rate?
10.5 unemployment rate, for heaven's sake.
And it doesn't seem like it's stabilizing anytime soon.
And I had been hollering about this for three years, folks.
Look back in the archives.
I challenge you, folks, whenever you have spare time, you don't have nothing else to do, download the archives in your iPod.
Listen to them.
I prognosticated all this years ago.
These shows are timed, dated, and stamped.
And when I was sitting up here screaming, people thought I was nuts.
When I was saying that the economic danger was impending, when everybody was like, oh, yes, we can, and oh, America's going to be so great.
We're going to be liberals, and everybody's going to be rich, and we're all going to be sipping on the great wines like you liberal elites.
Because I want to be a liberal elite.
You know, I want to be like those guys who sip on the great wines and go to the operas like Lobo M and all that.
I want to do that.
And now look at you.
Look at where you're at now.
Because of American ignorance and stupidity and complacency, it's just unbelievable.
Unfreaking believable.
I want to hear from you, 646-652-4869.
Before I lay out my solution for the president or whoever's listening.
If there's anybody that can influence the president or influence the goons in Congress, please forward them this show.
Because I love this country, damn it.
I want this country to be the supreme superpower of the international community once again.
We were the ones who created this whole idea of international commerce.
We created this idea of international economy and the idea of prosperity and the idea of electing one's leaders and the idea of coming into a country with absolute nothing and with perseverance, patience, and absolute persistence.
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One could make themselves whatever they wanted to be.
And now that whole American dream, folks, of being anything you want to be, it's almost gone.
I mean, all you parents out there that are raising children, you know, luckily my children are grown.
I feel sorry for my children because they have children.
And what are they going to tell their children to motivate them to continue going?
Huh?
What can a parent tell their child to continue going on out here?
I mean, they can't tell them anything.
Oh, you know what?
You can grow up to be a bartender.
Oh, yeah, you can grow up to be a hairdresser.
Oh, yeah, you can grow up to be a cab driver.
I mean, there's not many industries for one to be in this country any longer, folks.
We don't produce anything.
America consumes more than it produces on the GDP level for you stupid morons that don't understand that.
That means that everything, all the economy encompassed in America, every economic transaction, all the economy in America, the GDP, that's what it's a gross domestic product.
We consume more than we produce, folks.
I mean, it's just a disgrace.
And then we wonder why we're in the situation we're in.
I'm going to take a few calls before I lay this out here.
Let's go ahead and you know what, folks?
Before I take calls, I know that I'm probably going to have a bunch of liberal longhairs, feminist bulldykes, or a bunch of one-parent-raised children that are probably home alone right now when they should be asleep.
We're getting ready for school tomorrow.
It is a school night.
Instead, they're up here on the internet trying to make wise cracks.
I'm trying to conduct a civil conversation in a serious discourse.
I'm trying to provide serious discourse, and these idiots come along with their stupid prank calls, thinking they're winning brownie points with people, and I just don't want to hear it.
I don't want to hear any of it.
So if we start getting a little bit of that, we may not take calls.
And by the way, I'm taking numbers down, too.
So I'm not, first of all, going to answer any anonymous numbers.
So you can go ahead and hang up now if you're calling through Skype or any kind of anonymous way.
And if you happen to do anything ridiculous while you are on your regular number, I'm taking it down, and I guarantee you, I'm going to post your damn number in every urinal, all right, all over Texas, because I travel Texas frequently, folks.
All right, I have businesses all over Texas, so I'm on the road daily.
All right, and I will put your damn phone number in every male urinal that says, have a caption on the bottom that says, for a good time, call this stupid idiot.
Services daily.
All right, so give me a break.
All right, I'm taking numbers down here.
941, you better have something to say if it's a prank call.
You know, your number's getting highlighted everywhere.
941.
This is not a prank call.
I actually had some intelligent conversation for you.
All right, go ahead.
All right.
Obama has created over 9,000 jobs.
He's passed the largest economic stimulus bill in American history.
Obama is a genius, and he has made America 1,000 times better.
And if you can't accept that, sir, then you're just ignorant.
And how is that?
How has he done that when we're at 10.5 unemployment?
We consume more than we produce.
We don't produce anything besides cheeseburgers and entertainment.
And he can't even really conduct himself on an international relations level, let alone actually initiate discourse with the private sector.
The private sector looked absolutely dejected during that job summit speech today.
All right, all right.
I'm going to let you finish.
But how can you possibly say he doesn't have good foreign relations?
He's been to Turkey.
He's been to North Korea.
He's been everywhere.
What did George Bush do?
He was afraid going to other places.
He said, hey, let's just bomb them.
You're out of your mind.
Oh, you know, get off the damn air.
You know, at least you're not a prank hauler and you were trying to put in some rhetoric.
But do you hear this?
Oh, yeah, George Bush, George Bush.
Don't you understand that you liberals have the entire control of this government?
There's no going back to George Bush at this point.
You have entire control of the government.
If you think war is bad, well, then why don't you pull out of Afghanistan?
Why don't you pull out of Iraq?
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Why don't you get the hell out?
Tucktail and leave.
You're not doing it.
Why don't you cut funding to the wars if you can't do it through legitimate legislative means?
Because you won't do it because you people are fake.
You liberals are fake.
And you have all these morons mesmerized, believing that these people that are in power today, this liberal regime, is somehow going to pull them out of the subterranean crap hole that they're probably living in right now because of their own accord and their own fiscal irresponsibility.
And this is why people are falling for this leftism, folks.
I'm telling you this right now.
I know that it sounds too simple of an explanation, but I guarantee you that the reason that most of these idiots out here are falling hookline and sinker with this ridiculous liberal regime is because these people have put themselves in debts they can't pay for.
They have children they can't afford.
And they have no other means to figure out how to maintain sustenance because they, you know, frankly, folks, they're morons.
They're idiots.
They're uneducated buffooneries.
I mean, let me tell you a story here.
I don't mean to get off on a sidetrack here, but I was on the road today, and of course I was hungry, so I decided to cruise over to a Popeye's chicken.
A Popeyes chicken.
You figure you go into a Popeyes chicken, you go in there, and you should be able to go in and out, no big deal.
If you tell the person that's taking your order, if you tell the person that's taking your order as clearly as possible what you want, you would think that you would get the appropriate service.
I understand that individuals that are working at these establishments are not getting paid the extravagant lifestyles that they wish that they want.
But hey, tough titty, all right?
So I go into this Popeyes chicken, and I go in.
I didn't take the drive-through either because I know all about that drive-through gig.
Oh, yeah.
Let me tell you, these fast food workers, you know, they're a bunch of jerk nuts.
All right, frankly, these idiots will purposely screw up your damn order because it just gets them off.
They know that their lives suck, so they want your lives to suck, so they make sure that if you have anything that isn't just regular cliche status quo, they're going to screw the damn thing up and make you just angrier than a damn Irishman that ran out of liquor.
Now, I go into this Popeyes chicken and I tell this bimbo at the counter.
And the reason I know she's a bimbo is because, you know, she's still trying to dress kind of like she's at the club, you know, trying to impress, I don't know, potential idiots who could pay her rent next month or potential other babies' fathers.
I don't know.
She's got this makeup on.
She's got her sleeves rolled up.
She's unbuttoning her shirt that's bigger than her body and is showing her cleavage, the whole nine yards.
All right?
So I tell this Bimbo, hey, look, I want to order a 10-piece of chicken.
I'm going to take some home to the wife, and I'd like to eat some later on in the evening, that sort of thing.
10-piece of chicken.
My wife likes the dark pieces of chicken, and she doesn't like it spicy at all.
She hates spicy food.
I love spicy food.
So I tell this idiot Bimbo working the damn register at this Popeyes that, hey, I want the white pieces of me spicy, and I want the dark pieces of meat non-spicy.
All right?
And, you know, as this Broad's, you know, sitting here trying to, I got it.
First of all, I got to wait for chicken because they don't have the damn thing ready.
I've got to wait for some moron who looks like he just came out of Folsom prison, all tatted up.
He's got a tat on his face, for heaven's sake.
He's actually making the food.
I strongly advise you, idiots, to actually look who's making your food.
This idiot's got teardrops.
He's got tattoos on his faces.
He's got a tattoo on his throat.
This idiot had a tattoo on his throat that said cut here, and it had like little markings as if it was like a coupon or something.
It said cut here.
So anyway, this idiot is making some chicken, and I've got to wait here for about 10, 15 minutes.
So the bimbo, I mean, just reassesses that I want white meat spicy and the dark meat mild, right?
And she reaffirms it with me three times.
And guess what happened?
I mean, I don't even have to say it.
I don't even have to say it.
Guess what happened?
The absolute opposite.
All right?
And you see, I'm the one that looks like a jerk-off to my wife over here because, you know, I mean, she's like, hey, wait a minute.
I mean, you've known me for, you know, what is it?
I don't know how many years here.
What's happening?
I mean, it's just, it's a disgrace.
All right?
It's an absolute disgrace.
And this is why, you know, America is just being flushed down the proverbial toilet, man.
It's a disgrace, man.
You people are ungrateful.
Miss Broad should be lucky she's employed during this rough economy, and yet she's out here, you know, thinking it's a way to meet some hard legs to pay for her expenses or some crap.
Anyway, not to get off the point here, but this is what I'm talking about.
I mean, when people's lives are screwed up, they want other people's lives to be screwed up.
That's what it is.
They want other people's lives to be screwed up.
And let me tell you, we're going to have a whole show dedicated to haterism.
And haterism is not just, you know, some urban vernacular that was popped out of some idiot's asshole on Deaf Comedy Jam or some crap.
No, no, no, no.
Haterism is an actual alive and well disease or ailment or something that everyone in America is suffering from.
Because what's really unfortunate is that when anyone sees anyone doing better, the old American way was, hey, I want to figure out how to get there.
Or I want to figure out how I can achieve that.
Now, if somebody sees something that they don't have or a stature that they're not at or whatever the case might be, it's haterism.
It's not only that they don't like this person right off the bat.
They don't even know him, even though they already hate him because they have something they don't have or have a position they don't whatever it is.
But this person will actually take energy to do something to this person so that their lives can be just as miserable as theirs.
I mean, it's a disgust.
It's just disgraced.
Anyway, folks, I'm going to continue to take a couple of callers here.
603 area code, you're on the air.
Hi, I just called to listen to the show.
I wasn't able to listen to it on my web for some reason.
Oh, okay, no problem.
Just keep listening.
Thanks for listening either way.
All right, 450, you're on the air.
What I like about liberals is that we can actually, in the last speech they did, they told us that Americans will be able to add up mud kips legally soon.
Learn how to speak English, you stupid foreign immigrant.
Can you speak English?
Tu Ablo English, stupinche pain dejo, huh?
I speak French, though.
Yeah, that's right.
Well, you know what?
I hate the French.
You're a stupid moron.
Go eat some frogs or something.
Oh, look at me.
I'm from the fines.
That's what I am, huh?
Oh, yeah.
Look at me.
I'm in the croissant over here.
Yes.
Look at all of me.
All the women like me with my big nose over here.
I'm from France.
I'm about 4'5.
Yes.
Anyway, if you happen to be an American person that has French descent, you know, exclude yourself from that rent.
All right.
I'm not talking about you.
I'm talking about these pompous-ass French jerk asses.
And let me tell you, let me explain to you about the French before I move on to anything else.
That's what makes the French and their foreign policy and their domestic politics is their dumbass egoism amongst their culture.
Their culture actually believes that they are the supreme literary artists, that they are the supreme painting painters, and they're the supreme everything.
And that is the crux of the French society.
And I don't want to have nothing to do with it.
And that's what's so beautiful about this world.
That's what's so beautiful about this country.
I love this country.
You could say what you want.
You could feel what you want.
And that's why I continue to do these broadcasts.
That's why I continue to do them because this is the freedom of speech.
It's beautiful.
I love this country, damn it.
Try to go over there and make fun of those French frogs that are in power out there and see if you don't get something slapped in your face.
See if you don't have the damn the Foreign Legion or the French Legion or whatever, whatever the damn bureaucracy is in France.
I hate France.
I never studied France, except for the French Revolution.
That was the only time that they ever, for some reason, got a hair up their ass to actually do something worth the crap.
But the only reason that was was because Louis and Marie Antoinette were being so gluttonously indulgent during a time of famine and rubbed it in the faces of the people that the people had no other choice because they were hungry, overran these stupid monarchs, and when they overran the monarchs, they didn't know what the hell to do.
And there came the reign of terror.
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Anyway, I didn't mean to get off on that history lesson, but let's go on here.
I want to talk about Obama and the president.
Mr. President, I know that, I don't know, I would hope that you have the best intentions for America.
But if you really want to truly save this economy, and if you truly want to stop the job loss here in this country, the first thing you need to do is you need to get back all the money that you signed off on in stimulus package two.
Now, I know that you can't get it all because, you know, a lot of this was allotted in pork barrel spending, but all the money that was allotted to basically give these Wall Street and financial executives all these avenues to bonus out, all these big bonuses that are being funded by the American taxpayer, you and the American government should demand that be paid back with interest.
That's the first thing you need to do before you sit here and try to put your hand out to people and businessmen like myself who are in the private sector.
We don't want it.
We'll sit here and survive until you and your regime are no longer around, and then we'll start conducting business as usual.
But until then, until you start making wrongs right, Mr. President, you need to take these dumbass Wall Street idiots and you need to force these approaches to pay the American people's money back with interest.
First thing.
Second thing you need to do is you need to realize that we have occurred a tremendous amount of debt during wartime.
These wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have cost a lot in blood and treasure.
They've cost a lot of money out here for the American people.
And this is why the integrity of the American dollar has diminished to absolutely nothing.
This is why we have the European Union, you know, looking their noses up at us when it comes to the integrity of our currency.
I mean, last week, the American currency was approaching levels of the Japanese yen, for heaven's sake.
The Japanese yen.
I mean, that just says it all.
But we need to pay for these wars.
And for you cutting and running, Mr. President, out of Iraq, that was the most disgusting thing to do.
To sit here and say, oh, we're going to leave Iraq now.
It was fun.
You know, see you.
Peace out, buddy.
All right?
How you like me now?
That was wrong, Mr. President.
What you need to do is you need to force this ridiculous Iraqi parliament, Iraqi government, whatever this crap is that is installed out there in Iraq.
You need to force these people to start paying the money back that was taken, all right, and that was that was used to liberate these people.
All right?
That's what you need to do, Mr. President, because what the Iraqi government is doing is they are selling all the oil that they are taking out of their land.
Because remember, Iraq is the second largest oil deposit in the world.
The second largest oil deposit.
And now the Iraqi parliament has free carte blanche to just pump out the oil whenever they feel like it and sell it on the world market.
They're taking advantage of $80, $75 a barrel oil, for heaven's sake.
They are profiting.
And not to mention, folks, they have no debt.
And the reason they have no debt is because we, as the American government and as the American people, we force the international community to absolve Iraq of all its previous debts.
So it's debt-free, folks.
This is what America did for Iraq, believe it or not.
And now the Iraqi parliament is getting rich.
They're going out there and selling this oil that they're pumping out, and they're selling it on the world market.
They've got, I don't know how many trillions at this point in its surplus.
And yet we're just going out and we're cutting and running.
We're cutting and running without any kind of payback.
It's a disgrace.
It's an utter disgrace.
So, Mr. President, my second thing to suggest to you is to make this damn Iraqi government pay us back, not only with interest, but they should be paying us back for the next 150 years, as far as I'm concerned.
All right?
I mean, there were lots of people, and I'm talking about real people, real people that died for liberating Iraq out here.
There's actual human beings that lived here in America that actually died for a damn Iraqis.
And now you want Obama, this is what you're doing to the American military and the American people with all due respect, Mr. President.
You're cutting and running without any kind of payback from From this ridiculous Iraqi regime that's in power today, it's a disgrace.
These people have surpluses.
They have the means to pay us back.
And if they're not going to pay us back, Mr. President, you should force this Iraqi parliament to just give us oil pro bono.
That's right.
Maybe you should just ask them to give us oil pro bono, all right, and we'll knock it off of their war tab, and that will cause the price of oil to drop so low that these damn idiot royal families in Saudi Arabia and the Dubai and the United Arab Emirates and all these dumb idiot Arabic and Islamic royal families that were propped up during the Treaty of Versailles at the end of World War I,
these people have to be held accountable.
They can't be rich anymore off of $80 a barrel world market oil prices.
I mean, do you understand the possibilities?
No politician thinks this way, even though the politicians have the ability to think this way.
All right, so that's what I'm saying.
I think it's a disgrace that there's no one in this country that's advocating this.
All right?
I don't understand.
The third thing we need to do, all right, the third thing we need to do is re-educate the American people.
Now, unfortunately, folks, you know me as well as anybody.
I am anti-government everything.
as far as, I'm not talking about anti-government as far as an anarchist or something, but as far as the government reaching into anything else, as far as maintaining the civility of the land, maintaining the integrity of the bureaucratic system, I mean, when they start saying, hey, we're going to go ahead and tell you what kind of health care you're going to get, and hey, we're going to go ahead and tell you how much food you can eat, and hey, we're going to, no, no, I don't want that.
I don't want the government to do that.
What I would like the government to do is to educate the people properly.
We've got a dumb public out here.
The American public sucks.
The American public sucks because they're idiots.
These people don't care about anything else but consumption, materialism, and gluttony.
They don't even care about their own children.
They don't even care about their own families, for heaven's sake.
And if they did, we wouldn't be in this position to begin with.
If they really cared about their children and really cared about their families, we wouldn't be in this situation.
We've got a lot of ignorant people out here in America, folks, and I'm the first to admit it.
I love this country, but the people are just plain dumb.
So that's the third thing you need to do, Mr. President, is educate the people, but not just educate them in any fashion.
Not just educate them in any fashion.
You need to get rid of the public education system.
That's right.
I said it.
It'll be a great day in America when these teachers that are being overpaid to begin with, and these administrators that are being overpaid and they're not doing their damn job, these damn idiots who sit on school boards for $500,000, $200,000 a year, all these people are out of work.
And they actually have to go into the private sector to get and obtain their employment.
It'll be a great day.
I say we get rid of the public education system, Mr. President, and instead of taxing the property tax owner, instead of taxing the property tax owner, why don't you allow the property owners to keep that money?
I mean, you could still tax the property owners.
Still tax them a very small fraction of what it is currently, and that will be to pay for the vouchers or a little stipend that's given to all the morons in America.
Okay, so they can go out and obtain private institutional education.
I mean, we can still mandate education.
Don't think that you know we can't still mandate education out here, but it should be through the private institutions.
I mean, do you understand, when we privatize children's education, do you imagine the possibilities?
I mean the impact to our economy.
First of all, there wouldn't be that many taxes taken out of property property owners pockets, so that's more money spent out there in the economy.
The second thing is that the the the, the possibilities of of economically generating revenue through education.
Just imagine all the people putting all out, all the educational toys and the educational homework aids and you know all.
I mean just everything, the possibilities tutors teachers, and let me tell you folks any, anybody in the country anybody, whether it's a group of moms who want to instill a certain moral fiber within a certain group of children or hell, if it's a bunch of homosexuals that want nothing more than a homosexual school.
Under this privatization system, anyone can have any school they want and anyone can go to any school they want and there will be an actual financial incentive, an actual financial incentive to make sure that this school runs properly.
You see, under the current public education system folks, there's nobody overlooking to see if anybody does a good job.
On the contrary, anybody who does a good job makes all the other schmucks look bad.
So they try to get them fired.
They try to get the good teachers fired, they try to get the good principals fired, because it makes all the other bureaucrats in the public education system look like a bunch of schmoes.
And this is a fact, folks.
I know this for a fact.
So when you have privatization of education, you have a financial incentive to make sure that whoever invests in that school is going to produce a good product.
And what is a good product, folks?
That is, a well-educated student, a well-educated child.
I mean, do you understand the possibilities?
I mean this would open up a whole new arena of economic possibilities, all right.
And at the same time folks, it would innovate the education process.
I mean the private sector.
I guarantee you, folks you privatize education, the private sector will actually invest millions upon, if not billions, of dollars into, into educating the populace, because they want to educate a populace.
There's a financial incentive for them to educate a populace, so they're going to make sure they do it.
All right.
I mean, this is what I'm telling you folks, this is what I keep telling you.
That is the third thing.
I don't know.
I've lost track.
All right hopefully, Mr. President, you're taking Notes, because I've got a lot of things to say.
This economy is rather complicated.
It can't be just said in a couple of sentences, folks.
So re-educate our people, and not only that, take out the public education system.
You want to help our economy?
China's Manufacturing Exploitation00:06:16
That's the thing you have to do.
Another thing you have to do, Mr. President, is you have to go back to the international trading negotiating tables with China and South America and Mexico and all these other imbalanced international trade agreements that we have with all these countries.
We need to take them back to the negotiating table and say, hey, okay, y'all are industrialized already.
There's no need for us, America, to basically bankroll your industrialization because that's what America did, folks.
When you were out there slaving your ass off for whatever job you do, and out there, you know, busting your ass, getting your kids the $100 Nikes that were made in China, getting the nice $500 phone, all this crap that was made in all these other damn countries, you were funding the industrialization of another country.
Because under these international trade deals, it is absolutely impossible for an American company to penetrate the Chinese market.
They have devalued their currency to the point where it's impossible for Americans to actually penetrate the Chinese market unless you're a multinational corporation.
Unless you're one of these corporations that are just unbelievably multinational.
That's the only way.
That's another thing, Mr. President, you need to do.
And you haven't done it.
On the contrary, Mr. President, what you've done is you've gone to China and you basically cowered to them with all due respect.
You basically equated China as the dual superpower, and I'm using your words, Mr. President, the dual superpower with the United States.
And I beg to differ with that, Mr. President.
They are not a dual superpower.
They are a communist scumbag, anti-human piece of bureaucratic crap.
I hate the Chinese government.
And I don't use the word hate ever on this program, but I hate the Chinese government and what they do to those poor people.
You know, I know we're going to get into this subject later on in the program, but I'm going to talk about Guinea, Africa, in Africa, Guinea.
They're having civil unrest out there.
The juntas are killing all kinds of innocent people.
And you've got the United Nations.
Aw, the United Nations saying that they want to instill crimes against humanity against some stupid junta leader.
Well, we're going to talk about all that in a second.
And yet, I remember very vividly Tenan Square when those students, those poor students of Tiananmen Square, were out there protesting in a pacifist manner.
They went out there and they stood in front of Tiananmen Square and conducted hunger strikes.
They conducted all kinds of mass protests in absolute peace in hopes of bringing the communist regime into a more capitalistic and a more free society.
And they were hoping, and it was an unfortunate calculation on the students of Tiananmen Square, but they were anticipating that when the world saw the Chinese people wanting to get rid of the communist regime, all right, that the world would come in and actually back up the people and actually help them if the government of China did anything to hurt them.
And we all know what happened at Tiananmen Square, didn't we?
The Chinese kill, the Chinese government, excuse me, the communist government of China killed the people of China like they were dogs, like they were animals.
Like it was no big deal.
And these poor students did absolutely nothing.
They caused nothing more than civil unrest, just camping out, committing hunger strikes.
And the Chinese government mowed down.
There's no official number, but the numbers are in the tens of thousands.
Just mowed these poor kids down because, oh, look, you know, we want to continue the power structure of the communist regime.
And with all due respect, Mr. President, you claim to be a man of the people and the liberal regime claim to be men and women of the people.
But to, you know, equate China, you know, as a dual superpower and to give it the type of respect that you gave it was just a slap in the face to everyone that's ever fought against communism and died fighting against communism.
I understand that we have to do business with these morons.
I understand that.
I'm not stupid.
I mean, you know, what the world is doing to China, it's basically utilizing China's apparatus, okay?
Because China has a bureaucratic system that is based on this secular communist notion.
There is no real religion in China.
I mean, and if it is, it's very much internalized.
It's not, you know, highly publicized out there.
Everybody is abiding by the Red Book of Mao, and that's basically the crux of everyone's life in China.
And you see, folks, what I'm saying is that how can you sit here and say that you are men and women of the people when this regime that you claim to be dual superpowers with and that are praising have killed all these people?
Anyway, I lost my train of thought because I'm reading the chat room here, and I got a bunch of milky liquors posting a bunch of spam and a bunch of garbage here.
But what I was getting at is the world is utilizing China for its manufacturing base, and the reason it's utilizing it's for its manufacturing base because the communist regime is ruling people over this Maoist doctrine, and they're using Maoist doctrine to force their people into 15 cents an hour labor.
All right?
15 cents an hour labor.
So everybody in the world is capitalizing off of the manufacturing and cheap manufacturing of China.
And how is anyone else supposed to compete with 15 cents an hour in the international community?
Breaking Economic Predictability00:15:37
I ask you that.
Anyway, before I get into what else we should do about the economy, I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
Let's go ahead and take a few callers here.
843, you're on the air.
Hello.
How's it going?
Pretty good.
Pretty good.
Yeah, I've been listening to your views, you know, and I think I've got conservative views myself, and I think what you're saying is pretty on point, you know.
I mean, with the oil, like you were talking about the oil and stuff, everyone knows that Iraq has over 9,000 oil barrels, you know.
Shut up, you stupid moron.
All right.
Here we go to the 9,000 again.
You see, this is what I'm talking about here.
We're talking about serious issues, and you've got some fruity-ass little, you know, probably pre-teenage moron calling up, thinking that he's going to fool me by saying, oh, yeah, yeah, I know all about that.
The oil and all that stuff.
You see, these people are too stupid to do a prank call.
This is what I'm telling you about America.
We're this dumb, Mr. President.
Are you hearing this?
This is our country here.
I'm trying to provide civil discourse about political subject matters that affect us all, and this is America right here.
This is it.
This is it right here, Mr. President.
But I'm assuming that you and the liberal regime already know that because that's how you bamboozled these morons into believing your propaganda.
You know?
It's really unfortunate.
This is America, though.
This is why we i it is a absolute almost a necessity.
A damn near uh it is a necessity.
What am I talking about?
It's a necessity to re-educate the people if we're going to somehow remedy ourselves of any kind of economic further disaster.
And I don't understand why we're not doing it.
Now, the fourth thing we need to do, and the president has already attempted to do this, and he did this about a couple of months ago, and I announced it here on this show, is he is investing $80 billion into research and development.
But I disagree with the president because he is utilizing the taxpayer money to invest in research development.
What I suggested before this president was even elected is that whatever president was elected should initiate discourse with the private sector and give them tax benefits or tax breaks so that they can initiate research and development.
Because that's what's going to take us.
That's what's going to take us somewhere.
Research and development, folks.
We need some type of ideas.
We need individuals to figure out the needs of the future and the needs of today, and then they need to figure out solutions for those needs.
And once they figure out solutions for those needs, well, then lo and behold, we've got ourselves a new fledgling economy again.
I mean, why were the 90s so great?
I know the liberals like to say that, oh, it was me, it was Bill Clinton.
Yeah, I was out here with Monica, baby.
That's why.
That's why the 90s were so great.
Absolutely not.
The 90s were so great because of the great innovation that you're listening to me right now.
And that's the Internet.
The Internet and the computer is what created the great economic situation, the great prosperity of the 90s.
So don't believe the hype when you hear, oh, yeah, it was me, it was Bill Clinton, baby.
Come on over here.
I'll take you to the oral office.
Take you to the oral office, baby.
So, Mr. President, research and development, but you need to initiate it with the private sector.
And how do you initiate it with the private sector?
Well, by giving tax breaks.
Giving tax breaks, for heaven's sake.
646-652-4869.
We're going to take a few callers here.
603 area code, you're on the air.
Oh, hi.
Gee, you spoke about so many subjects, it's hard to remember which one I wanted to talk about originally.
Well, it's all related to the economy in some extent.
This is the definition of the president here, yeah.
Jobs, it's actually really about investments.
Jobs are basically a side effect of investment when you think about it.
Yeah, absolutely.
And unfortunately, there's not going to be much investment in America because, first of all, and we're going to get to that as the next subject matter, taxes.
Too many taxes per investment.
So in order to attract jobs, you need to be able to attract investment.
And investment requires investors, and investors require an ability to have some sense of what the future, particularly the immediate future, holds.
So they need predictability primarily more than anything else.
What are you, a Keynesian economic liberal idealist or something?
I didn't say anything Keynesian.
Are you kidding me?
Get this guy off the microphone.
Get him off of here.
Are you kidding me?
We need predictability.
The markets have never been predictable, you stupid dumb moron.
That's what makes it the free market, the unpredictability of it all.
But what is happening now is the fact that the economy is predictable.
The economy is predictable right now.
Why?
Because, well, first of all, private sector jobs are losing, and public jobs that are funded by the American taxpayer are raising.
I mean, give me a break.
Predictability.
It's not predictability that we need.
It's political infrastructure that's not going to go against the free market system.
Not predictability.
Give me a break.
Give me one time in world history in any economic span of time where there was predictability.
If it's predictability, it's communism, you stupid asshole.
If the economy is predictable, it is communism, you stupid dumbass.
I mean, that's how stupid people are out here.
Jesus Christ, man!
You people want communism!
You people want communism!
And it makes me sick!
I bet you all of you assholes that are sitting here agitating me are probably bowing down to a picture of Karl Marx right now, you godless atheist pieces of evolution worshiping chip deriving from assholes!
I mean, give me a break.
Predictability.
See, I bet you this asshole worked on Wall Street.
Yeah?
I bet you he worked on Wall Street.
Give me a break.
Predictability.
No, we don't need predictability, you Wall Street asshole.
We need opportunity.
Opportunity.
Let me repeat that again.
Opportunity.
And what creates opportunity?
Production.
What creates production?
Needs.
What creates needs?
Well, we have to figure that out, you stupid moron.
It makes me sick, man.
These individuals in this country.
It's no wonder.
Do you hear this, Mr. President?
Are you listening to these stupid American people?
Give me a break.
I don't know.
I just, I don't know whether to take a call or not, for heaven's sake.
858, you're on the air.
Hey, you're a nigger, call me, and the president is listening to your damn show.
What?
You're a nigger, call me, and the president is not listening.
All right, well, I got your number there, 858-344.
Should we go on anymore so the whole world can hear you?
So they can call you all night tonight?
Go for it, dude.
Huh?
Go for it, dude.
Go for it.
My mommy don't care.
She's not here until 6 o'clock, dude.
Stupid fruit bowl.
Get off of the damn microphone.
Dumb racist bastard.
You see, this is another liberal agitator.
You understand?
This is another liberal agitator right here.
You know, they're trying to say racial slurs so that they can knock me off the air, for heaven's sake.
You know, that's how these liberals do it.
You know, they go in and they say all these dumb racial hatred slurs, and lo and behold, you know, they're going to call back to the person that's actually supposedly delivering these racial slurs and say, oh, you got to take them off the air.
You got to take them off the air because they said racial stuff.
Next person that does that, I guarantee you, you're getting broadcasted live on the air.
All right?
You're getting broadcasted live on the air, so you better want phone calls all night, you stupid liberal piece of crap.
You better really I'm giving you fair warning, you stupid morons.
808, you're on the air.
Uh, hi.
I was just wondering, um, you're talking about Japanese yen and the economy and Obama's causing job losses, right?
You don't know what you're talking about.
Give me somebody else, please.
Can you give me somebody with some intelligence, for heaven's sake?
I mean, you know that's a dumbass, idiot American young person.
You know, you want to know why?
Because that's how they're taught to think.
You know, little fragments, you know, because they're taught to take tests.
Remember, that's the standard.
A test, all right?
A test.
Oh, yeah, the way I can beat the test is the way I can know the multiple choice tests is if I remember those keywords.
And he remembered the keyword yen.
He remembered Obama.
That's all he remembered.
And job loss.
That's all he remembered.
A typical, stupid American piece of crap.
Unintelligent garbage.
So I'm not going to give your number out because I just think you're stupid.
And you were probably calling up the prank call.
And now that you're put on the spot, you were shaking in your nutsack and there was nothing you could say about it.
I want to hear substance, for heaven's sake.
703, you're on the air.
Hi.
Okay.
So can I first possibly have a similar promise?
In which case that you basically let me speak just for a moment.
Every person who's called before me, I've noticed, has been speaking.
You're speaking now.
Just say it.
Okay.
Please let me speak and say everything I say what you have to say.
Okay.
Number one, why are you so disrespectful to everyone?
For those who actually support your message, you call them ignorant.
Why are we possibly so ignorant?
Maybe our education system sucks.
Hello, are you there?
Why are you hearing?
You're cutting in and out.
Why don't you pay your phone bill?
You're cutting in and out.
Say it again.
Hello?
Are you gone?
You were cutting in and out there.
Hello?
Lady, are you there?
I can see you're still on the air.
What did your phone go out or something?
Why don't you pay your phone?
Hello?
Say it again.
Awesome.
Oh, good lord.
I mean, this is what I'm talking about, folks.
I mean, I just don't understand.
I mean, I gave this broad the opportunity.
Do you understand?
I mean, this is what I'm telling you people.
You know, I was like, okay, go ahead and speak.
And lo and behold, what does she say?
Okay, well, I just want a chance to speak.
Well, then speak.
You know, I mean, nobody has a pair of nuts anymore.
If I inspire you to call me because you want to tell me something, well, then sound off like you got a pair.
All right?
Whenever I talk to you people, I'm not out here saying, you know, sounding like some little 13-year-old boy that just saw his first prostitute or something.
Give me a break.
661, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hey, what's going on?
Okay, man.
I just have one thing to say, and please just let me finish.
The thing is, is that you were talking about letting schools go private sector.
Now, if you let schools probably go private sector, I have one thing to say.
Have you gone to college lately?
Have you seen how much books cost?
I recently.
Oh, look.
Oh, college kid, huh?
Oh, look, look, and you see, this is how dumb college kids are.
And I'm going to keep you on the line, 661, so I can get you a response.
So don't go anywhere.
But here's a stupid, pompous ass little college kid that's like, Oh, my God, have you been to college?
It's just too expensive to go to college.
And you see, they're going to college and they're not they're not learning anything.
I mean, what they don't understand is the reason college costs so much is because the government has its hand in it, you stupid dumbass.
All right, don't you understand that, you know, they have all these government grants for all these morons to go to school and they get an education, huh?
Oh, yeah, I mean, all you have to do is be damn near under $40,000 a year and you can get a free government grant, all right?
A free government grant from the government, and and you know, these government grants are taking seats in every college institution all over the country.
So, lo and behold, when all those seats are already taken, they only have a limited amount of seats to profit from.
So, that's why the cost of college is going up the roof is because the government has its hand in it.
All right, it has its hand in it, for heaven's sake.
You know, there's a guy in here by the name of Ozone who put it, I mean, you know, a long time ago, about three years ago, and I want to thank you for tuning in, Ozone.
He said it better than anybody.
He said, let's say some idiot in the middle of town was out here selling apples.
He had ten apples he sold every week.
And every week, ten idiots would come in and pay $5 an apple.
Oh, yeah, let me go ahead and have $5.
Yeah, let me have an apple.
And every week it was just consistent, $5 an apple.
Well, let's say that one day the government came in and said, Hey, I'm going to take away five of your apples, and I'm going to distribute them to whoever I feel or I see fit.
All right?
That's who I'm going to do.
I'm just going to take it and just give them out to whoever I see fit, and that's all there is to it.
So the next week, the man comes with only five apples because the government took all the five apples and bought them before he even got to the marketplace.
All right.
And now the marketplace was expecting ten, but now it only has five because the government had already taken five.
I mean, do you understand what I'm saying there, college boy?
That's why you're paying so much for college.
You're paying so much for college.
Because lo and behold, you're not learning anything from there.
And that's why everybody's making lots of money on you, morons.
Democracy vs Theocratic Rule00:06:07
And secondly, you know what?
I shouldn't insult you.
Go go ahead, 661.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
Okay.
Would you have to even possibly consider that I'm also a business owner?
I'm in the state of California, one of the worst states in the country.
Oh, a pot salesman?
I bet you're a pot salesman, aren't you?
I'm a pot salesman.
Yeah, you're one of those pot shop guys or what?
No, I own a general contracting business.
A general contractor?
Oh, so you're hiring illegals then or no?
Absolutely not.
You better not, you piece of crap, because let me tell you, if my conservative movement comes to power, we're going to prosecute you idiots for treason.
Right.
Well, I have never hired any legal immigrants.
I hope for your sake you're telling the truth.
Go ahead, sir.
Okay, well, what I'm trying to tell you, dude, is the idea I'm trying to convey to you is if you even try to make public schools go private, you're going to be asking for education prices to skyrocket.
It will happen.
No, it won't, because the I mean, do you understand there's an unlimited amount of income when it comes to the market of education?
There's an unlimited amount of market.
So that means that everybody that's born in the war or at least in this country is going to have to get an education.
So that means the market's never going to decrease.
So how in the hell is it going to skyrocket there, brilliant economics guy?
How is it going to skyrocket?
Yeah, shut up.
Yeah, yeah.
You see, that's the first defense mechanism of somebody that doesn't know their ash from their elbow.
They repeat what you just asked them.
How is it not going to skyrocket, even though there's going to be an unlimited marketplace?
Shut up and just go back to school and learn how to r read Kurt Vonnegut.
Or go learn about Gloria Steinem or whatever the hell they're teaching you in that communist sleaze hole.
Anyway, folks, I just can't believe that this is America here.
Anyway, I'm going to go on to the next subject matter.
I lost track.
There's too many things to say that would aid this economy.
I mean, I can go on and on.
I mean, we can talk about pork barrel spending.
We can talk about taxes.
We can talk about all this nonsense that we've been talking about to help the economy.
But are these liberals going to listen?
I mean, you heard me try to lay out, folks, for all the listeners that listen to me on a consistent basis that are true conservatives and they're true patriots.
You folks heard me lay out true substance on the debating table.
And all these liberals that are calling up, do you hear their debates?
It's nothing.
Nothing.
So I'm going to go ahead and switch to another subject matter since we're already well into the second hour of the true conservative radio show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And we're going to go ahead and talk about the Afghanistan situation that Barack Hussein Obama is going to go ahead and send in 80,000 more troops for.
Now, this man is going to send in 80,000 more troops to Afghanistan.
And today, Ahmed Karzai said he's willing to negotiate or willing to open up talks with the Taliban.
Can somebody please ask, I mean, was it the whole purpose of going into Afghanistan, supposedly, was to prop up some makeshift democratic democracy or some crap or whatever it was?
I mean, do you honestly believe that these idiots in the Taliban, who were basically beyond theocratically totalitarian, do you think they're actually going to come in and actually be Mr. Democracy over here with their stupid dumbass fruity ass little theocratic nutjob fanaticism?
Absolutely not.
But we're sending 80,000 of our men and women out there for what?
I have no idea.
And Karzai, Ahmed Karzai, the president of this propped-up little government that's out here in this subterranean crap hole that we call Afghanistan.
And let me tell you something, folks.
We need to get the hell out of there.
We need to get the hell out of there.
And if we should be anywhere, we should be in the Waziristan area, which is the mountainous area between Afghanistan and Pakistan, where all of al-Qaeda is at anyway, for Christ's sake.
That's where we should be.
We should be beating the beat Jesus out of everybody in the Waziristan area.
But no, no, this is what we're doing here.
We're sending 80,000 more troops into Afghanistan when Ahmed Karzai is going to negotiate with the same idiots that have been killing our men and women out there dying for these stupid dumbasses in Afghanistan.
It's just pathetic.
It really is pathetic.
Look, let's just, I know I said this last program, and Mr. President, I hope you're hearing.
Let's get out of Afghanistan.
All right, it's just pathetic.
I mean, you know, these people are uncivilized.
They're feudalistic.
You know, they still believe in tribes and all this other nonsense.
All right, we need to just go and just get the hell out of this pissing ground with all due respect.
These people don't even have a sewage system.
They don't have running water.
They don't have any kind of electricity.
They have no educational infrastructure.
They have nothing.
Nothing whatsoever.
And, you know, and we're supposed to prop up a democracy in this third world country for Christ's sake.
People are still living in a 12th century.
12th century.
So look, the bottom line is that these people, they don't want democracy, all right?
They want tribal warfare.
They've wanted it ever since the days of Alexander the Great, and that's why no one has ever really, quote unquote, conquered that land.
All right, so just let those people in Afghanistan fight amongst themselves, and let's go to Pakistan and make sure that the Pakistani government doesn't fall under, because if the Pakistani government falls under, folks, Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaeda, Taliban, whoever it is, these Islamic fanatics will have access to nuclear weapons.
Genuine Communication Breakdown00:04:29
All right?
Access to nuclear weapons.
And that's far potential risk to our national security than a couple of dumbass jihudis in Afghanistan.
All right.
818, you're on the air.
Hello?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Finally, someone I can actually agree with.
Everybody kept on disagreeing with me.
I don't know what's what's coming to their senses.
Finally, I get to hear someone that's saying the same stuff that's coming out of my mouth.
Well, I appreciate that, sir.
What's your comment?
What's your question, sir?
Hello?
Yeah, what's your comment?
What's your question?
Yeah, of course.
818-406-60.
Oh, should I do it, folks?
Oh, no, I shouldn't do it.
I shouldn't do it.
Anybody who does that again, your number's getting, you know, it's getting broadcasted.
And, you know, all the freak shows that are out there, you hear these freak shows.
All right?
You hear these freak shows.
I'm giving you one more warning, you dumbasses, all right?
I'm giving you one more warning.
Do not prank on me again.
Do not.
434 area code, you're on the air.
Oh, yeah, he, you better have hung up.
He was like, well, I was going to prank call, but 216 area code, you're on the air.
Hello, ghost.
I just wanted to say I've been listening to your show for the last few days, and I really wanted to say I love your points, especially about the education system.
I mean, I personally work as a counselor at a school, and I just wanted to tell you that I really love what you said because I work at a public school, and the kids are just not nearly as educated as I personally am, and all my friends are, because we went to private school.
But anyway, the one thing...
Well, you know what, sir?
You don't really sound very educated for heaven's sake because you sound like you're trying to read this off a script or something and you don't sound very genuine.
You sound like one of these ass clowns that called up intending for a prank call and now you're just trying to think of something out your ass.
You sound disingenuous.
And you see, that's what's so fucked up, or excuse me, oh, excuse me for that little bleep in French frog language there.
But that's what's so messed up about America out here.
You know, I mean, we are so stupid that we can't even think about what we're going to say before we say it.
And we sound like a bunch of idiots.
And no one is even genuine any longer.
Haven't you noticed that no one can be genuine with you anymore or at least fake it?
No one even wants to be faking gen fake genuine.
I remember when back in my day, when I had to go around and spend Christmas with all these family members, I remember that, you know, not everybody got along, but everybody still remained coup because that's what you do.
And they seem genuine in the process.
They seem genuine in the process, even though they didn't like each other.
But lo and behold, look at us now.
We are so stupid we can't even we can't even fake like we're genuine for heaven's sake, man.
That's how stupid America is.
That's why I'm cursing all over the place.
Jesus Christ, I sound like a damn sailor that just hopped off of a World War II ship and started beating people's asses right off of the bat.
Anyway, we've got 46 minutes left in the program, folks.
I can't believe that Ahmed Karzai here is going to basically open up shop with the Taliban.
And these are the same Taliban idiots that are killing our boys out there, man.
They're killing our men and women.
I mean, can somebody tell me the logic behind this and how this is some sort of appropriate strategy?
And if Ahmed Karzai actually ran this by the Obama administration before he actually made this public, I mean, good lord.
214 area code, you're on the air.
Hello, ghost.
I'm a fellow, Texan.
How's it going?
Healthcare Insurance Disparities00:10:10
Hello?
Okay, yeah, I just wanted to say I don't have enough money for a flying car, but I also don't have enough money for health insurance, and so I don't have any right now.
And I was wondering what kind of advice you could give me.
Well, what's your current financial situation?
I don't have any income at the moment.
Okay, I don't mean to pry in your personal life, but why don't you have any kind of employment?
I'm a student, and I'm going to be a full-time student right now.
You're a full-time student.
What's your major?
Graphic design.
Graphic design?
How come you're not getting private sector jobs out here on the side to try to pay for some health insurance for yourself?
I'm trying to get out of school as soon as I can so that I could get a good job whenever I get out.
But do you understand?
I mean, that's not much of a plan.
You're not really planning stuff out.
Why is it my fault that you don't know how to plan?
Why is it the taxpayers?
No, but no, but you're giving yourself an excuse, though, man.
You're giving yourself an excuse saying, well, you know, I'm a student and I can't do nothing and I'm just here and there's nothing I can do.
I mean, that's not my problem.
That's not the American taxpayer's problem.
That's your problem.
I didn't blame it on you.
I was just saying, you know.
Well, no, I understand.
I don't mean to get down on you, but I mean, your situation is much like most of these students that are hypnotized by this health care initiative progress, whatever you want to call it, this project or health care bill, whatever you want to call it.
But what you don't understand is that the reason that the health care industry is so much money is because the insurance is involved in it.
We shouldn't even have insurance in health care.
And that's what most of these morons out here don't understand.
They don't understand that, oh, well, I don't really, I shouldn't even really be paying insurance.
But why am I paying insurance for?
They're nothing more than a middleman from me to the doctor.
So why exactly is the insurance company even relevant in this equation?
Well, no one asked that question because people are morons.
People are idiots.
Don't you understand that we have a model that is based on this privatization of health care?
And that's the cosmetic surgery industry, folks.
The cosmetic surgery industry has no kind of insurance investment in it.
Now it's barely starting to dabble into the reconstructive surgery of those women that are stricken with breast cancer.
They can go into a cosmetic surgery, and I think that now some of these insurance companies will pay for some of these breast augmentations for these types of victims.
But the cosmetic surgery industry is completely private.
And if you allow the damn private sector to take its course, all right?
Or eye care, just like Ozone suggested.
You know, if you allow the private sector to take its course, 25 years ago, 30 years ago, a breast augmentation, a boob job, cost $25,000 plus dollars.
All right?
$25,000 plus dollars.
And now that people wanted it because it was in demand, supply and demand for all you idiots in college that are kind of half-assed paying attention to your economics class, supply and demand, guess how much breast augmentations are out here?
I've saw one as cheap as $2,500.
$2,500 so that some bimbo can go get a tit job, so she can go get some old wimbag to get goo-gooed and gagaw over her breast augmentation, so that she can, you know, get a rent paid and a new car payment and thousand dollar shopping sprees and that sort of thing.
I find it funny that a tit job costs less than removing a tumor out of somebody's body.
I find it disgusting.
I had a woman in here several months back that said that it cost her nine thousand dollars to get a biopsy on her breasts and yet some bimbo can go into a damn uh, you know, privatized cosmetic surgery, uh clinic and get a breast augmentation for twenty five hundred dollars.
I mean it just.
It doesn't make any sense, folks.
And you see, we have the technology.
We have the technology.
You know, ge has a body scan system that can body scan your whole damn body in four dimensional colors and and all kinds of shapes.
It can tell you before you're even going to have any kind of ailment.
It can give you.
It shows the precursors.
For heaven's sake.
But why aren't hospitals and doctors paying for this?
Because it costs too much.
It costs too much.
And why does it cost too much?
Because there is no supply and demand for that.
And why is there no supply and demand for that great product?
Or the robotic uh uh, what is it called?
Heart surgery uh product that they have going on now?
I mean, now they have a heart surgery machine that can literally put like two or three pinholes in the cracks of your rib cage, as opposed to cracking open your rib cage for heart surgery.
They can put two or three poles within the cracks of your rib cage and and it leaves little incisions, no more than about, I say, about half an inch.
And lo and behold, they have like robotic arms that are 100 safer uh, 99.9 percent accurate, more accurate than a surgeon's hand, that can go in and do the procedure.
People can go back to work within five, six days if they wanted to.
Of course, if they're working hard labor, they might want to take some time off.
But but why aren't hospitals uh using this new robotic uh heart uh unclogging machine?
You can look it up for yourself.
How come they're not using this?
Well, it's too damn expensive Now, I know people are saying to themselves, well, wait a minute.
How can it be too expensive when everybody needs to get their heart possibly worked on?
Everybody possibly needs a tumor removed.
Why is this?
Why?
I'll tell you why, you stupid morons.
The insurance companies and the government are involved with health care.
That's why.
Now, I know you dumb nimrods are saying to yourself, well, wait a minute, just a second.
If the government and the health insurance industry are ruining health care, how is that?
Well, don't you understand, you stupid morons, that the insurance companies and Medicaid and Medicare, they already predetermine the price of every single procedure.
I guarantee you, folks, they got every single procedure known to man with an already set price.
They're not going to pay any more than a certain price for every medical procedure.
So the prices are already predetermined.
They're already predetermined.
That goes into that predictability that that economic Keynesian asshole that called earlier talked about.
Huh?
Oh, yeah, we need predictability.
Do you understand what I'm saying here, folks?
We have predictability in the health care industry, and it's driving health care costs through the roof.
And it's because the healthcare insurance, the health insurance companies and Medicaid and Medicare, which are government-funded, both of these institutions, these are the ones that are causing health care prices to go up high because every institution out there, every hospital, every doctor, they have to base their business model based upon these preset limits.
They got to maintain some type of a profit based on these preset limits set forth by the insurance company, set forth by the government.
And you have to think also, folks, that I don't know if you've been watching daytime television lately, but every stupid scumbag ambulance chasing lawyer is out here trying to sue every doctor, everything from the book when it comes to malpractice.
And they're trying to get hundreds of millions of dollars from doctors who don't make any more than a couple of hundred thousand a year.
And this is what's screwing up health care folks.
We need torque reform.
There was some bimbo, you know, what was it, a couple of weeks back, that got, was it, two or three million dollars because she got seven teeth removed instead of the initial three teeth that she just needed removed.
So she got seven teeth removed.
Okay, she's a little toothless, but two million dollars, I mean, millions of dollars for this crap.
And who bears that burden?
Who bears that price?
Well, the insurance companies that are paid for by the practitioner that are paid for by the doctor.
Yeah, that's right.
The doctor in the hospital, they got to pay for insurance.
And did you know that in many cases, the doctor's practices, 60%, 60% of their income goes to that stupid insurance.
Yeah.
So, and then you wonder why health care is going up the roof when you've got the doctor paying 60% of his potential profit going towards the insurance to prevent any kind of malpractice suits from all these morons.
And then you've got the health insurance industry on the patient side sitting here, you know, predetermining the price of every single procedure.
And it's all these factors, folks, and not to mention also, folks, that 70-plus percent of the cost of health care is all buried in paperwork.
Yeah, why don't you read old Dennis Kucinich's old bill that he's been proposing about universal health care?
I mean, you know, it's an interesting bill.
I'm not saying that I abide by it and I don't agree with it, but it's interesting how he describes in the bill that 70 plus percent of health care costs are in the paperwork in the paperwork.
Federal Reserve Interest Rates00:15:02
All right, I mean, give me a break.
Hey, look, we got experts here.
Oh, my father's a doctor.
I mean, it's not 60% ghost.
My father's a doctor.
Huh?
My father's a doctor.
Yeah, right.
If your father's a doctor, then what the hell are you doing up off here for 2 o'clock in the morning, you stupid loser?
If your dad's a doctor, it's Thursday night.
It's probably college night, wherever the hell you're at.
Why aren't you going around hopping on the town?
Huh?
How come you're not out there hopping around the town, you know, getting one of these hot tamale whorebags that are out here dressed in skin-tight clothing looking for somebody to be her baby daddy?
My dad's a doctor.
That's not true, ghost.
People are morons.
You people are idiots straight up.
Anyway, I'm going to take some more callers here.
All right.
740, you're on the air.
Hey, ghost, it's Tony in Ohio, man.
What's going on?
How's it going, Tony?
Pretty good, man.
I was enjoying the show.
You were cracking me up while I was on hold.
I just wanted to make a couple points.
You were talking about the free market not being predictable, and you're absolutely correct.
And that guy might not have realized he was going on a Keynesian rant there, but that's what he was about to do, and you cut him off.
And there's nothing predictable about free markets because it's voluntary in nature, and the crowd is fickle.
You can't possibly have predictability when everything is free, when you're free to do whatever you want, associate yourself with what you want, spend your money where you want.
So it just makes no sense to try to have predictability.
Anything short of unpredictability is not a free market.
You know, it's always a breath of fresh air when you ever call up Tony because it seems to me like you at this point are the only one and maybe a few other people that have any kind of common sense, rational thinking, and intelligence to understand what the hell I'm talking about out here.
It's a disgrace.
But you're absolutely right.
I mean, did you see the people in the chat room when I said this idiot was a Keynesian economic brain child?
They were like, no, it's not Keynesian.
That was Friedman.
No, it was Keynes.
It was Maynard Keynes.
Unbelievable.
Anything that has anything to do with free markets, by definition, if you're, I mean, obviously, I don't expect people to go out and read the 900 pages of Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith, but I mean, you can read some revised smaller editions.
Like, I think PGO O'Rourke put out a pretty decent one.
It's kind of an overview of the content.
And, I mean, anybody that understands division of labor, you're supposed to produce whatever you're good at and trade for everything else.
And that's unpredictable because you can switch what you do based on what your talent might be at any given time whenever you want.
You don't have to stay a particular thing the rest of your life.
There's nobody telling you that you're a doctor.
You have to be a doctor, and that's all you can ever be.
You can be a lawyer.
You can be a doctor the next week.
I mean, whatever it is that you can, you know, get certified for and do with some proficiency and people want to pay for it, you're going to have your service, you know, paid for.
So it's just, it makes no sense to make it predictable.
You start price fixing.
That's what you were talking about with healthcare.
It's what you're talking about with college education.
When you price fix or you have no competition, then there's a problem.
I have a brother.
He just had two hip surgeries and he had insurance.
And I asked him, did you bother to ask what the prices were while you were shopping around for a doctor?
And he said, well, absolutely not.
I wasn't worried about the price.
I was worried about if I could get the best doctor.
And I go, now, if you stop and thought about it, wouldn't you have tried to have that incorporated into the decision if it was coming out of your pocket?
And he goes, well, of course.
And I go, well, that's why healthcare costs so much.
And he just was like dumbfounded, like, you're right.
Like, I mean, not dumbfounded.
I don't want to make my brother sound dumb, but he was kind of like, wow, yeah, I never thought of it like that.
But that is exactly why it costs so much.
That's why college costs so much.
Books cost so much.
They have monopolies on textbooks.
I mean, these companies that publish these textbooks, they act like you can't go to the library two months after that textbook's published and go pick up that book.
Isn't that stupid?
These idiot kids don't even know that that option is even available for them.
Right, they don't.
You can go right to the library and pick up old textbooks.
That's mostly how I've educated myself.
I quit college because I was sick and tired of the way that it was structured.
It didn't make any sense.
So when I left, I didn't give up on education.
I like history.
I like economics, stuff like that.
So I started reading more.
The more I read, the more I realized when you're outside of the structure of education, you're freed up to a whole bunch of possibilities, not just one particular brand of textbook.
And you tend to get a more liberal opinion.
And liberal opinion is usually a statist opinion and is in favor of public funding for everything.
It's going to direct your education to believe that institutions are going to save you as opposed to the individual saving yourself.
That's what these people don't understand, Tony.
I mean, I scream and I break things on the air, and I try to get it through the simplistic mind out here.
I try to make it as lame as terms as possible.
I'm sure that a lot of people are listening in, and those with rational thought are actually taking a lot from what you're saying, Tony.
But a lot of the people out here, I don't know if you're looking to the chat room, these idiots want to hear more of these idiots prank call me, for heaven's sake.
I mean, this is how stupid we are in this country.
And I mean, I know we've had this discussion before on previous programs.
I mean, but I mean, this is why I do what I do.
This is why I don't care who I offend.
I don't care if I'm politically correct.
I don't care if people are going to get, you know, their garter belts up their poop chutes because I'm sitting here, you know, making them look like some four-eyed freckle-face-beaten stepchild that just got abused by the idiot that he gave a schlitz beer to and it was too warm.
I mean, it's just disgusting.
That was nice.
I made schlitzing a lot.
Well, schlitz beer, you know, a lot of these losers out here in Texas drink that out, unfortunately, because it's all over every shelf.
What is it, like, you know, two 12-packs for six bucks or some crap?
I didn't even know they still made that stuff.
Yeah, they still made it.
I mean, I can't believe they still don't make it from that, you know, a pullable top, for heaven's sake.
Remember, you just peel that crap off and then throw it on the ground.
I'm surprised they don't still make it like that.
You were going to talk about taxes earlier.
I didn't think you got to it, but I was going to chime in on that, too, man.
I was wondering what major change would you like to make to the tax system?
Obviously, I think we'd all like to get rid of the income tax, but I mean, would you like to replace it with something?
Or, you know, like some people are in favor of the fair tax.
I don't mind the fair tax idea, although I don't like the prebate system.
I'd much prefer an adjusted rate for people in poverty so that we don't have a massive, what you call it, government dependency program.
Because it's very similar when you look at the, I don't know how much you know about fair tax, the prebate system looks very scarily similar to citizen income in northern European countries, which is you pay poor people up to the level of poverty whether they work or not.
And I don't like that part of it.
But other than that, I would like to shift to a different tax system.
What's your take on that?
Well, I would like to somehow preserve the current tax system, but without applying so much tax to people.
I do believe that we need a certain level of taxes, but do I believe that it should be to the extent of the current situation?
Absolutely not.
And the reason I say that we should just keep the current infrastructure is because it's pretty much already in place.
And anything that would try to revolutionize the system, in my opinion, if you look at histor history and whenever America tried to do something revolutionary, when they tried to take away the central bank after Andrew Jackson, the history after that was completely unpredictable, turbulent, and very poverty-stricken because every state was distributing their own currency note, and nobody knew what state was legitimate or what it was just it was just an absolute mess.
Now, the only reason I'm coinciding that with the tax system is because I believe the similar situation would happen if we have a national sales tax or a fair tax.
I feel that what we need to do is just understand the current tax system and be able to understand where all the tax money is actually going.
And you've got a lot of conspiracy theorists out here saying that, well, I believe that we should get rid of the Federal Reserve and that's going to end all problems and that sort of thing.
But I'm not one of those people who obliges to that persuasion.
I think that the reason that the Federal Reserve is possibly took their eye off the ball when it came to greenspan and this interest rate situation that basically caused all this debacle was because nobody was paying attention to the economic situation nor the political situation.
And in my opinion, the Federal Reserve is an independent organizational group that is going to dispense the money.
It is independently operated, separated, not entirely controlled by the government, not entirely controlled by the people.
And when both of these entities take their eye off the ball, and there's plenty of information about the Federal Reserve, it's all the money mechanic system, how money works, everything is on there.
When people take their eye off the ball and don't understand what's actually going on here, and then the people that actually do know what's going on, like the idiots in Wall Street and the idiots in the financial institutions, they begin to mold this new system of ours because inevitably it's just money.
It's just money, and how you manipulate that money is how the country is going to formulate itself.
And what has happened thus far is you had idiots in Wall Street utilizing the government to funnel the money to them so that they can funnel the money back to Wall Street.
And the American people have been taking the scraps that have been floating down as they've been robbing the bank.
They've been taking the change off the floor.
And now that there's no more change on the floor, now all of a sudden people are starting to get a little upset when in actuality these idiots have been running this game for the past 50 or so years, 40 or 50 years, and it's taken up until now for the American people to start realizing that all the spending that we've done as a government is finally starting to degrade the integrity of our currency and degrade the integrity of our economic system.
So to blame the Federal Reserve is just, with all due respect, a cop-out and an excuse for the American people.
I don't want to blame the Federal Reserve.
I kind of agree with you.
I mean, there's two points of the Federal Reserve that I find negative, but I don't think the whole idea of it was a negative idea.
The problem I have was like what you were talking about with Jackson was there's no exit strategy for him.
He didn't have any forward plans after the bank.
He just wanted to end the bank.
Him and the guy that ran the bank had a major squabble.
And the guy that ran the bank was more of a mercantilist.
And Jackson just inherently, he wasn't very smart when it came to economics.
He just inherently knew something was wrong with letting bankers run the country.
But I think when we got away from the bank, I think it was the Bank of the United States at the time, and got to the Federal Reserve, we cured a few of those problems.
The only problems that I see is that they control the interest rates, and I think the market should control the interest rates.
I think when we have uniformity of interest rates, that was done for predictability for investors.
And what that did was lead to a central control of the interest rates for every state, which is fine, you know, to a certain degree.
But then you have malinvestment when they keep it too high, and they never pull it back enough.
They always say they're going to, but it is politically motivated.
You know, these guys are reappointed sometimes based on re-elections and stuff like that.
Absolutely.
But I disagree with you on the interest rate thing.
And the only reason I say that is because we may have gotten by with a non-independent regulated interest rate back when modernity wasn't prevalent in our modes of production.
But now at this point, I believe that it's a necessity because let's put it this way.
The interest rates basically regulate the flow of currency outstanding.
And whenever the currency rates are low, that's when all the money is outstanding and it degrades the integrity of our currency.
But why is all the currency outstanding?
Well, you take a look at the government and all the checks that they're cashing for us.
You know, you take a look at all the pork barrel spending.
It's not America, and it's not the Federal Reserve.
The Federal Reserve is an independent operating force that regulates interest rates.
Now, what the government is trying to do is trying to make the Federal Reserve look like a bunch of incompetent jerks and a bunch of bad guys because they let all this money out because of the government's own incompetence and their own spendthrifty ways.
And now, I don't know if you're reading or hearing about Bernanke's testimony amongst the Senate panel there.
They're trying to grill Bernanke because they're trying to blame the Federal Reserve's responsibility in this supposed regulatory system of the banking institutions.
You can regulate the interest rate all you want.
Like you said, that's not the actual root of the problem.
The problem is that we deficit spend for 20, 30, 40, 50 years.
Exactly.
Yeah, that's the root of the problem.
I would agree with that.
Yeah, and you see, the interest rate for the Federal Reserve's purposes is to call back outstanding notes.
And it's a definite necessity to regulate interest rates because I don't think it causes any kind of predictability.
I mean, we had a similar situation like this during the 70s when Jimmy Carter was in office.
And he decided to do all kinds of nonsense.
And before you know it, in the 70s, we were waiting in lines for gas, for Christ's sake.
I mean, it was just as bad as this time.
The only difference is we didn't have iPods and WeFit and Internet to occupy our time.
Yeah, that was one of the few examples where I think it was Volcker that was in at the time at the Federal Reserve Chairman.
That's right.
One of the few times where they did the opposite of what they usually do, which is keep rates too low for malinvestment.
They did the opposite, which went too high and just screwed the whole economy out, which had wreaked havoc on the entire system.
Exactly.
Well, I mean, what it did, actually, it did cause a little bit of poverty, unfortunately, but that's the whole concept of the free market.
You know, some people are going to win, some people are going to lose.
You know, and that's what these liberals don't, you know, they focus on the negative aspect that, oh, you lost and you're never going to get yourself back up.
So here, why don't you coincide yourself with the collective ideology where we'll take you aboard and we'll give you your house, your car, your job.
We'll give you spending money.
We'll give you everything.
And these idiots get sucked into that nonsense when, in actuality, the free market system is the best opportunity for everyone.
And historically, that's been a proven fact.
And unfortunately, because of our lack of intelligence or lack of education and a bunch of dumbed-down idiots, we're suffering from something unprecedented.
Raising Taxes for Roads00:07:39
And it's basically crippling the great society that we've had thus far.
What's sick is that people, especially the ones that are young, that think they're lefties right now, they're going to, I think Winston Churchill said it best.
I mean, I'm going to misquote probably a little bit, but I'm going to paraphrase as best I can.
He said that if you're in your twenties and you're not a liberal, you have no heart.
And if you're in your 40s and you're not a conservative, you have no brain.
And I think a lot of that's true.
I think a lot of these people are coming from a heart point of view when they're young.
And I think what's sick is that they really believe that this is free market.
That when we talk about privatization of schools or privatization of health care or anything like that, that they think we're talking about the current system, turning it over to the current system.
We're not talking about turning it over to mercantilism.
We're not talking about giving it over to government favorites and this economy that we have now.
We're talking about returning to a free market system that we used to have, one that produces a division of labor, one that causes a great growth in wealth per capita.
And that's how we became so wealthy.
It's how we became so spoiled.
And if we could just wake up and realize what we dislike, especially as young people, because I'm only 30, so a lot of people I talk to are young.
If we could just realize that this is not a free market, we don't live under a free market.
We haven't since 25.
And if we think that privatization of schools is going to cost more, we have to stop and think common sense and say, look, a bureaucrat isn't free.
If I'm going to pay for my education and I have to pay a bureaucrat salary on top of it, it's just a middleman economy.
We can get away from the middleman.
Everything can cost a lot less.
We don't have to pay taxes at the pump for our roads.
We can pay tolls.
We can privatize roads to a certain degree.
Of course, there's always going to have to be some public roads.
There's no doubt about that.
But it costs money to drive.
Who are we fooling?
You put $20 in your tank, you can pay 98 cents for a toll.
And it just makes sense to stop sending money all the way to the state house so that they can send it back to your local contractor.
And you have to pay the guy in between.
It's a middleman economy.
I tell you, I wish that more Americans thought like you, Tony.
I mean, it's really breathtaking to hear that you're 30 years old.
I mean, you're still coinciding with this youth that's so prevalent nowadays.
And I hope that the young people that are calling up, prank calling, trying to win brownie points with the cyberpoon on whatever chat room they're chatting in, hopefully they're listening to you and realizing that not everybody has to be some no-personality-having, unintelligent, Adam Lambert worshiping jerk-off, and they can actually read and learn that this country is ours, the people.
But if we're going to fall asleep at the wheel, this is the consequence of those actions, man.
I want to thank you very much for enlightening us, man.
Do you want to plug something?
You have a show or a blog or something?
Yeah, I got a show on here, but I do it randomly.
I haven't done an episode in a while.
I've been really busy just trying to make some money and pay my bills in this bad economy.
But I mean, it's www.blog talkradio forward slash Tony in Ohio.
And you capitalize the T, the I, and the O.
It's all one word, but with the capitals for each of the separate three words.
And you can check out my archives.
I do a kind of a weird show.
I'm kind of, well, you said the word anarchist earlier.
I have been described as that.
I like to self-describe myself as an individualist, though, because I find the word anarchist, people think that's throwing bombs and supporting a complete breakdown of all organizations, and that's not at all what I am.
Well, I appreciate your commentary either way, Tony.
I mean, you know, you're the only one with substance that's called up thus far, and it's really unfortunate that America is more worried about guzzling down buckets of cheese and guzzling down cheese whiz, watching old episodes of Hee Haw.
You know, you got old people nowadays, you know, they're falling hook line and sinker with all the medical, government-funded medical garbage and sipping on whole teen, watching an old episode of the Golden Girls.
And it's good to hear a breath of fresh air like yours, man.
I appreciate it.
I appreciate your show.
Keep up the good work, and I'll be listening in.
Thanks a lot, Tony.
Anyway, let's go ahead and take some more callers here.
I'm sorry I spent so much time on that caller, but what's really unfortunate, folks, is that more people in this country do not, all right, do not think in this fashion.
Privatization, you know, individualism.
Let's take some 111 callers, see what they got to say.
111, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost, how you doing?
How's it going?
I'd have to agree with Tony in regard of the interest rates and the tax rates.
Because when the interest rate goes up, my cot goes in your mouth, and you like my coffee.
Great, great, great homosexual reference.
And for all the homosexuals that have been emailing me up recently saying that I've been doing a lot of gay bashing, this is one of yours right here.
This is one of yours.
All right?
So don't sit here and get your panties in a bunch when I'm saying fruity and pink team and fruit bowl and all this other crap.
This is your boys right here.
I'm extending my hand with a glove on it to you to say you should be conservatives instead of abiding by some liberal or feminist doctrine because they pay you lip service and not the type of lip service you find underneath a shit stall.
I'm talking about the lip service of, oh, we're going to lift, don't ask, don't tell, and oh, we're going to go ahead and do that.
I mean, that's all you're doing.
Meanwhile, you people are paying for the breeders, for the octo-moms, for the dirty dishrag whores that are shitting out eight, nine kids from eight or nine different fathers.
You homosexuals are paying for these morons.
And this is the liberal regime raising your taxes.
This is the liberal regime raising your taxes, for heaven's sake.
So that's why I'm telling you, for the homosexual community, look, I'm sorry if it sounds like I'm gay bashing.
All right, but look, what you need to understand is that I don't play political correctness games.
All right?
I don't play that.
If you're getting hurt, well, tough titty.
What you should be doing is realizing the crux and the substance of my debate.
And you homosexuals know it.
I know that there are homosexual conservatives out there that aren't out here prancing around in bondage outfits and ball gags and all kinds of pink dootos and having oral compilation in the middle of the street and all this.
I understand this.
But a group is defined by its majority.
A group is defined by its majority.
And what I feel is that the homosexual community needs to take it amongst themselves.
They need to understand that they need to somehow regulate their community.
The intelligentsia of the homosexual community needs to say, look, we don't have anything to do with these freaks that are out here trying to desensitize America, that are trying to have oral compilation between two men across the street from an elementary school.
We don't do that.
We're not about that here.
What we want is we want rights.
The homosexuals want rights.
If we have a monogamous partner, we want to be able to have tax benefits like married couples, but not calling it marriage.
We want to be able to see our partners when they happen to be sick in the hospital.
I understand that.
I understand that.
I'm not trying to regulate what you're doing in your bedroom.
Like I said, I don't care if you idiots are giving each other daisy chains or giving each other homosexual choo-choo trains.
I don't care.
I don't care what you're doing in the privacy of your home.
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Just don't pull the shades up and don't go out there out in the open doing this sexual deviant crap.
But I don't know why you damn homosexuals are liberals.
I have no idea.
You people are, I mean, and they always say that homosexuals are so smart.
If you're so smart, why the hell are you voting against your interest?
786, you're on the air.
Yo, I have a question.
You said that you're um that um that um yeah, you're taking too you're taking too long, you stuttering idiot.
Next person, uh, here we go.
Uh, four one zero.
Well, you're taking too long, too.
We ain't got time here, you stupid morons.
Grow a pair of balls and start talking.
517.
Hey there, Ghost.
What's going on?
You got to try to catch it every night.
Appreciate it.
I'm glad to hear, was it Tony was his name that was just on?
Yeah.
Hey, wait a minute.
You sound like one of those fruit bowls that called before.
Oh, no, I'm just saying.
I'm getting.
Yeah, get off the microphone, you stupid moron.
All right, let's go.
1111, you're on the air.
Hello?
I can hear you breathing.
Hello.
Well, you're too busy whacking your pecker shaft off to some naked picture of B. Arthur or something.
All right, 1111, you're on the air.
Well, they hung up.
How about you?
111, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hey, ghost, how are you doing?
How's it going?
Yeah, you were talking about Obama sending troops to Afghanistan earlier.
I wanted to comment on that.
Go for it.
I enrolled in the military.
I'm from Philadelphia.
When I first told my mom, she got scared and said, you're moving with your auntie and Uncle Belair.
I whistled for a cab.
It wouldn't came near.
The life insurance professional.
How about you really talk to me there?
Go home.
How about you really talk to me?
How old are you?
How old are you?
Up to the house around 70.
How old are you?
How old are you?
Tell me how old you are.
And I yelled to the cabby, you're home.
See you later.
I mean, what a fruit bowl.
You see what I'm saying?
Homosexuals, these are your boys right here.
This is your clan right here.
I hope you pride yourselves, homosexuals.
1111, you're on the air.
Well, too late.
302, you're on the air.
What?
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I mean, do you see what's going on here, folks?
I mean, I'm trying to take callers here.
000, you're on the air.
Hey, ghost, what's up?
It's the Ozone.
Hey, what's going on, Ozone?
I mean, do you hear this liberal garbage that's going on here?
It sounds like you can smell them out pretty quickly.
Well, they call here often.
As you can see in the chat room, I got about 100 of these idiots in here trying to cause a whole bunch of ruckus.
But at the same time, I've got people that are of conservative values, of true American patriotic thinking, that are out here wanting to get some commentary in hopes of preserving the American Constitution and the integrity of the American way.
So what's going on, Ozo?
Well, I wanted to talk a little bit about what you were saying about healthcare.
You know, liberals got to understand that, first of all, a free market is a free people.
If it's not a free market, the people are not free.
If you're not free to trade whatever you want, produce whatever you want, or buy whatever you want, then you're not free.
So free market is the same exact thing as free people.
But also with healthcare, like you were saying, it's all fixed pricing, but there's even worse news.
You're only allowed to buy from insurance companies that state politicians said.
So it's not a free market.
When liberals say free market failed, the healthcare is the furthest thing from free market.
You're only allowed to buy from one, two, or three insurance companies that your state politicians told you.
You have to buy from.
You're not free to buy from whoever gives you the best rate.
You have to buy from one, two, or three in your state.
That's a monopoly.
And the same politicians that give this monopoly also give all insurance companies since 1945 antitrust exemption.
When the liberals were complaining about the oil companies, they understood when people can fix pricing and set up monopolies, they can raise the price.
They blame the oil companies.
But the liberal laws that are in place now, they give insurance companies monopolies and price-fixing ability by law.
And they don't say a word about it.
Because these people are idiots, Ozone.
These people are morons.
Do you hear these people for Christ's sake?
These are the same people that bought the pet rock and that voted in that fruity-ass gay bondage exposing on the American Music Awards Adam Lambert.
I just don't, I mean, I'm glad that there's people like you, people like Tony, that understand and that still have rational thinking and understand how the American way of life used to be.
But nowadays, you've got these people sold on this liberal garbage, and I don't see any end in sight.
I don't know if you do, but I don't see any end in sight.
Yeah, there'll be an end.
There'll be an end.
The conservatives are going to have to vote.
It's the politicians.
It's not the insurance companies.
It's not the banks.
They do what they're supposed to do.
If the lawmakers tell them, hey, you have a monopoly in my state, then they do it.
It's the politicians.
We vote for them.
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But things are so comfortable.
And most Americans, they don't want the government to do anything for them.
So they don't really think they have to vote because they're not looking for anything from the government.
But now the government's so out of control that now they realize they're going to have to go to vote because it doesn't, not because they want anything from the government.
They just want the government to stop destroying the country.
Absolutely right there, Ozone.
Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and end the show here, Ozone.
You have anything you want to plug here, man?
Just my show is blogtalkradio.com slash Democrats are lost.
Add me to your favorites.
You'll get it because I don't have a schedule.
But thanks for taking my call and keep doing what you're doing.
No problem, Ozone.
It's always a pleasure, man.
You go back to the beginning when I started this whole damn show.
So I appreciate your commentary, man.
I appreciate your show.
Thank you.
Thanks a lot.
Well, anyway, folks, we got six minutes left in the program, folks.
And before I start winding down the show, I just want to leave all you liberal and feminist agitators and all you other ass clowns who don't agree with me because I'm not down with whatever politician that you're happening to jock right now.
I want all of you to understand that every time I conduct these broadcasts, I hope, I sincerely pray that you people are listening in and that you're conducting yourselves and realizing that you, you, you, you have an obligation to go out and conduct yourselves politically.
And the reason that we are in the situation that we are in today is because of your complacency.
And you need to stop with the complacency and you just rise up, get your ass off the sidelines and get on the front lines.
We need you.
All the young people out here that are looking around at your peers and you're realizing that these people are sick.
These people are demented.
We need you, young people.
Patriots like Hannah Giles and James O'Keefe who exposed the criminality in Acorn, that criminalistic supposed community organizing organization.
We need you, people.
We need you, patriots.
So by all means, folks, I extend my hand to all of you, and I hope that you please spread the word about the true conservative radio show.
Spread it around like wildfire because I'm broadcasting to the world and I want everyone to listen.
Please, www.blogtalkradio.com slash ghost is the official broadcast site.
Spread it around like wildfire.
BlogTalkRadio.com slash ghost.
And another thing, folks, I want to hear from you.
All right?
I want to hear from you.
I know I was supposed to read some hate mail this evening, but I never got around to it.
I want to hear from you.
I get all kinds of people asking me, how do I contact you, ghosts?
I need an email from you.
You want my email?
Here it is.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
And for all you idiots that are going to send me hate mail or some kind of filth, get the hell out of here.
I don't want to hear from you.
And before I go, folks, please leave me a voicemail.
We have a whole bunch of voicemail up in here.
A whole bunch of voicemail.
And you can get to my voicemail that anyone can leave a voicemail in the world at at ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
That's ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
Go all the way to the down at the bottom of the page.
All right?
All the way to the bottom of the page.
And there it is, the voicemail box.
You can call from anywhere in the world.
And I want to hear from you, whether it's negative.
If you're some left-wing, long-haired liberal bedwetting hippie or some muffdiving feminist that want to give me a piece of your mind or your mindless mind, well, then give me a call at that voicemail.
Ghostpolitics.blogspot.com, folks.
Remember, the reason that we're so popular, folks, the reason that you're seeing hundreds of people in the chat room is because it's all word of mouth.
I don't promote this show.
I'm not out here plugging it everywhere.
I am hoping that you understand that we need true conservative commentary and it needs to be spread around to everyone who has ears to listen.
Because if we don't, our country is going down the tubes.
I mean, look around us.
Our country is going down the tubes.
And what are you going to do about it?
What are you going to do about it?
Why don't you do something?
Why don't you get a blog?
Why don't you get, you know, go to a chat room?
Why don't you go to a forum and tell everybody about the true conservative radio program and tell everybody about the conservative principles and the conservative movement and contradict liberalism as much as possible, folks?
Contradict liberalism and feminism.
Expose the contradictions.
Unair it like a dirty, smelly urinal.
All right?
I mean, expose that damn thing.
I mean, this is what we need.
Anyway, folks, I am going to go ahead and have another show on Tuesday, same place, same time, 12:30 a.m. Central Time Zone.
This Tuesday, folks, we are going to have a serious debate about marijuana, reefer, cannabis, whatever the hell you want to call it.
And, you know, I don't know if you folks are avid listeners to me, but sometime in February of 2008, I found a bag of marijuana on one of my employees.
You can look back in the archive for the show.
And I've had this stupid bag of marijuana since then.
I'm pretty sure it's old.
It doesn't have any potency or whatever the case might be.
But I am willing to possibly smoke it in the device I found it in just to put myself at risk to see what the hell the big deal about Mayor Jiwana is.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah, man.
We need pot legal like it is in California.
Maui, Wowie, man.
So next Tuesday, 12:30 a.m., mark it on your calendars.
Ghost Smokes Pot on the air.
And I'm putting myself at risk for you.
And of course, folks, these shows are sporadic.
They are sporadic.
So please add to your favorites the official website and also follow me on Twitter.
Follow me on Twitter.
All right, and the name to follow is Ghost Politics.
It's ghost politics all around.
Ghost Politics on Twitter.
Ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com is the official email.
I want to hear from you, folks, so get back to me.
This Tuesday, I am going to go into a serious discussion, and we're going to talk about seriously about this dumbass mirajawana reefer.
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Anyway, long live the conservative movement.
Thank you all for listening, folks.
My heart and my hands go out to you.
Deck the feminism.
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