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Well, good evening, folks.
And thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
And of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
You know, it has been a precarious day in today's business world for all the folks that have been keeping up with today's trading.
Everybody's been pretty reactionary, as you can see in the markets.
Everybody thought the stocks were slipping.
As a matter of fact, that's what I have as the description of the program here.
But as we can see, as we began to close the market, we started seeing some steady gains from bottom feeders that are basically being reactionary towards the situation in the Middle East, and rightfully so.
There really is no consistency in any of the moves that investors are making in this particular market.
As we can see in the commodities markets, which were all up yesterday, a lot of people are basically cashing in on those gains and basically relaying them into whatever they think as a personal investor is a sound idea for a hedge against, if not inflation, stagflation for Americans.
As you can see in the commodities markets today, things were down.
Crude, well, it wasn't down too much, but it was down about 20 cents.
The bread crude futures were down about 49 cents.
Gas oil futures were down about 1.75.
You had gains, of course, in coca futures because for some reason, a lot of the situations in the atmospheric disturbances in the international community and in America is affecting commodities.
And particularly the coca futures.
I mean, they're really going up the wazoo.
They were up four points today, six points today.
Coffee up about 0.95, which was a fairly decent gain for coffee, considering that demand has decreased because of the economic contraction in those people's expendable incomes.
Corn futures were down 6.75.
Cotton down 4.3.
I don't understand why cotton futures are down.
I think that if anything, all these atmospheric disturbances that are bringing this big chill, I don't know if you're in the part of the country that's getting snowed in on.
We're not snowed in just as of yet, but apparently, according to all these local weathermen, they're out here in Texas and Austin and South Texas, they're actually expecting snow around these parts.
We're not used to snow around here.
I don't have no freaking snowplow.
I don't have a snow shovel.
You know, I don't have snow tires.
You know, we're not used to that.
And apparently, according to the reports, we're going to have snow down here in the South Texas region.
So to see cotton down 2.4%, actually 2.5% rather, just rounded off.
Is actually 2.47%.
So it's about down 2.5% today.
I don't understand what the hell that's about.
But you know how these investors are.
They're liquidating their gains from yesterday, trying to get the liquidity from those profits and trying to relay them in something else.
You see, they're thinking like capitalists.
But if you look at the stock market, you look at other commodity indicators and things of that nature, there's no consistency going on here.
There is no consistency because there's no stability.
You know, there is no stability around here.
I mean, you got international unrest.
We don't know what's going to happen with the oil situation as far as transportation of oil.
I know that investors are kind of not necessarily buying in on some of these oil futures here, but options, oil options are going through the roof.
As a matter of fact, according to Bloomberg, the first option at $250 a barrel by May was put on the options market.
And for those of you folks that don't know how to trade options, I don't necessarily want to get into extreme detail about it because it's pretty much not the safest financial instrument.
Let's put it that way.
It's based upon speculation that it can be calculated, but it's more of a gamble, in my personal opinion.
I'm not a big options trader, but just to show you that there are speculators that are gambling at this point in time that in May of 2011 here that the oil prices are going to be about $250 a barrel.
I mean, I'm not going to get into the whole financial instrument process of options trading, but that goes to show you that's an indicator of something.
That goes to show you that there's a sector of the market that believes this.
But nobody moved on it today.
Of course, like I said earlier, crude was down 22%, 0.22%, not 22%, 0.22%.
It closed out at about 90.66.
And, you know, the commodities as a whole did fairly well.
It's just you can definitely see all the sell-offs in the liquidation so that people can put money in other type of commodities or securities.
We also have copper going up 80, 0.80, a change of 0.18%.
Gold went up the roof.
And of course, everybody likes to go into gold when all else fails.
When all else fails, everybody's going into gold.
They become Glenn Beck and Mike Savage, and they're like, oh, we've got to go get gold and everything's going to be gold.
These Gordon Liddy cue ball bastards, they're like, yeah, we've got to go get gold over here.
We're going to get gold over there.
Let me tell you something.
The only reason that I believe that gold is a good venture, because I know a good bubble when I see one.
You know, America loves a good bubble.
And I believe that the only reason gold is going to go up, and it went up $21 today, $21.30 today alone.
So if you bought some gold today, by the ounce, it just went up $21 today.
And the only reason that I believe that gold is a good, I would say three to four-year investment, I wouldn't put all your money or all your eggs in that basket, but I would definitely utilize a minimum of 5% to 10% of gold in your portfolio as potential cash reserves.
And I would put some of that, obviously, in futures, but physical gold especially.
Because, like I said, America loves a good bubble, and I could see this bubble brewing.
I've been talking about it for years.
If you look back in the archives, I was criticizing these politic assholes that basically ganked political material from me and put it on their programs like Glenn Beck and Mike Savage and Bill O'Reilly, all these other jerk asses that are sitting here trying to pump and dump this gold commodity, trying to make people hyper-sensationalized into believing that gold is the most securest form of investment.
And I believe, and any other investor knows that that's just not true.
That is an unrealistic thing to think.
But because enough people are thinking this and enough people are advertising this, and enough people are hoarding gold because of the fact that people are holding on to this, it's going up in value because people are accumulating it.
It's going up in value.
We've all seen the advertisements for the gold.
Hey, send us your scrap gold.
Send us your dental gold.
Send us everything.
These people that want to buy your scrap gold.
Well, this is the reason.
These are investors, believe it or not, that are setting up some shop in the middle of some shopping center somewhere.
And they're basically bringing in everybody that needs cash.
They know everybody needs cash right now.
They're buying gold because what they're going to do is hold on to those as potential cash reserves.
Now, let me get to my point on gold and we'll move on.
The reason it went 21 points today is because there's still an element of investors that believe that this is the ultra-safe investment.
Now, I personally don't believe that at all.
What I believe in gold, though, is that there's so much pump and dump, so much hype.
If you look at the news television today and look at the advertising during those broadcasts of these talking heads that everybody loves so much, it's all gold firms, people who are selling gold, or people that want to buy your gold.
All right?
And what I don't understand is that there's just so much hyper-sensationalization about this.
It's inflating the price of gold.
And I think that at some point, because of all the destabilization, there's going to be so much money pumped into this commodity.
I mean, the value of it is just going to go through the roof.
And this is my opinion.
I mean, we saw something like this in the 80s with silver.
But this is a little bit different than that.
This is going to be something that, you know, everybody, because of all the pump and dump, all the advertisements.
Remember, American people are idiots.
They're just going to remember what they saw on TV and what's being broadcast on TV right now.
Gold.
You're going to save gold.
You've got to save it.
It's been great for ages.
And, you know, gold, gold, this, gold.
You got Gordon Liddy with his cue ball ass over there talking about how he's making all this money with gold.
You're having actual people on these advertisements trying to convince people to put their IRAs into gold, like their whole IRA.
That's just, oh, good Lord.
You know?
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
You know, the thing about this is, I think that gold is a good price, even at this point, even the 21, 30 cents that it raised today.
I think it's a good buy, but it's a long-term investment at least three to four years if you want to truly mature some actual value into that.
Because right now, you can go ahead and trade these futures or buy and sell gold at these fluctuating rates and ride the wave.
But I truly believe at one point in time here, and I think it's coming sooner than later because of all the unrest and everything that's going on out here, that gold is going to go up minimum three, maximum four to five.
And the reason I'm saying that is because there's just too much pump and dump.
There's too much hoarding of it.
And then when everybody else wants to get on the action, it just becomes this huge bubble.
I mean, we all remember the dot-com age.
We all remember all these damn bubbles, you know.
It just starts pumping itself, it starts gaining value, it starts inflating its value, it starts getting more value, and then before you know it, everybody's hopping in trying to get a piece, and it's just unbelievable.
So that's my opinion.
Anyway, silver was up also 61 cents.
Cattle futures have been down as of late, but I would look for those to go up also.
They were down 50 cents.
Cattle feeder futures were down 27 cents.
Lean hog futures were up, though.
They were up 30 cents to change with 0.33%.
So, you know, good, take a look out for commodities, man.
All right, commodities are still way undervalued, in my opinion.
I know that the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was saying at a recent press conference with the Rotary, or not the Rotary Club, the Press Club.
He said that he's not concerned about inflation given the fact that commodities and food is going up in value, which, you know, this is one aspect of the interpretation of the economic ensuing of present-day society that I disagree with with Ben Bernanke.
I believe that it's going to take a tremendous toll.
Now, I know that the dollar gained value today, but that was based on Euro News and other currencies against the dollar going down in value.
I still don't read into a lot of it, but you see how investors are.
You know, the dollar raises in value by this afternoon.
I don't know if you're keeping up with the market like I do.
It started going down.
It started going down.
I mean, you know, you had Bloomberg coming out today at what was this, 1244.
You know, it says Euro slides, you know, dollar rises, you know, stock slip.
I mean, that was the headline here.
But as you watch the markets, I mean, people are just looking at the Egyptian situation.
We're going to talk about that also here in a minute.
But this Egyptian, this Egypt situation is, like I said several days ago, folks, hate to keep being right, but beep, beep, it's escalating.
It's escalating into Yemen.
You know, the Yemen president is trying to do whatever it takes to quash his unrest.
You have the king of Dullah of Jordan firing his cabinet, trying to do whatever it takes to quash his unrest.
And I believe that it's just going to spread farther, folks.
It just doesn't look very good.
That's why when I look at these oil futures, when I look at these oil futures, I just don't, you know, I just don't understand what's going on here.
I mean, you know, I believe that just like we saw gold pop up 21 points, was it $21.30 today?
I think that we're going to see spikes in oil on a consistent basis at any time.
So you know, you're damn right I'm buying 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Dollar Depletion Crisis00:10:44
I want to hear from you.
I want to see what you have to say about this economic uncertainty and how you're dealing with it.
All right.
000, you're on the air.
Gus, baby vines.
I love you, guys.
Gus, Gus.
I love you, Vince.
Baby Vince.
I mean, what's going on here?
You know?
I mean, what what the hell's going on here?
You know, this is the same character that's been calling up for the past like four years or some crap.
Anyway, folks, we're talking about the stocks gaining here at the latter part of the day's trading.
And I believe it's because of the uncertainty, folks.
I mean, nobody knows what the hell's going on.
There's a lot of factors to factor in as an investor.
And you have to keep moving.
You can't just sit on the sidelines right now.
I mean, this is a bad time to be sitting on the sidelines because the value into the American dollar continues.
Even though we saw it rise against the Euro and other currencies today, I just think that that's just built upon overspeculation.
And that overspeculation is based on bad news in these emerging markets that the dollar rose on.
But we're not having much good news here either.
And the United States of America, our government wants to spend out the wazoo over here.
I know that the Republicans today put out some type of, I don't know, spend cut promise or some crap, some sort of piece of paper saying they've already laid out some sort of foundation to cut about $60 billion or something of that nature.
$60 billion.
We spent $960 billion for stimulus package 2, you stupid ass clowns.
But no, they want to look fiscally responsible.
These scumbag Republicans, they want to look fiscally responsible.
And hey, look at what I did.
I cut $65 billion off the top here.
Yes.
I'm a fiscal conservative.
That's how you should vote me.
Shut your mouth.
Either way, the currency is being debased.
The value of the American dollar is just being depleted.
So even if you're saving money in the bank, you better think about your chips when you stack them.
You need to think about your chicks, chicks.
Well, you got to think about them too, but you've got to think about your chips while you stack them.
Because if you attempt to try to stack some chips here for about a year, who the hell knows how much that buying power of that nest egg is going to be within that year or how it's going to slip?
It could slip 5%, 10%.
Who the hell knows?
Who the hell knows what's going on?
I mean, what did worry Ben Bernanke in this press conference with the press club was the fact that unemployment isn't going down.
I mean, even though profits are up, I mean, you know, he said the same thing I did, even though, you know, we've got productivity, you know, profits are up, we need unemployment to come back down.
You know?
And I just don't see it going down at any time.
You know, who's going to hire?
I mean, haven't you looked around your shopping mall?
Do you remember?
I'm getting a little, I'm getting a little out of hand.
Here, I got some leftover wettas from yesterday in the office here.
Let me go ahead and get one of these.
Or should I say Negras?
And for all you folks that don't know what I'm talking about, I strongly advise you to go to the archive at blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost and check out the last episode.
Oh, yeah, this is episode number 15 for all you folks keeping track.
Check out episode number 14.
You know, anyway, here, let me go ahead and open one of these Negras here.
There we go.
Yeah, we got some beer going on.
Anyway, let me go ahead and kick back.
Anyway, haven't you looked at the shopping mall as of late?
Huh?
I mean, haven't you looked at the lack of diversity in the retail outlets?
I mean, you were just there this past Christmas, probably shopping your asses off, you know, shoving cotton candy down your gullet, you know, looking at these damn stores.
I mean, aren't you kind of pissed off, given the fact that America was supposed to be the bastion of capitalism?
We're the ones who introduced the idea of international economics, that sort of thing, that we can go to a shopping mall and just be limited to the type of crap that we have today.
I mean, there's only a limited amount of economic opportunities for people.
That's why there's no jobs, folks.
I mean, you've got a whole market saturated with college graduates.
I mean, you know, that's what I really feel sorry for is these college graduates that are up the ass in, you know, in college debt.
I mean, you know, I mean, I had a young man call into the program saying he's 35,000 in debt.
I've heard people that say they're 80,000, people that are trying to become doctors.
Who the hell knows why you want to become a doctor anymore?
Hundreds of thousands, 100,000 in debt.
Why are they doing this where there's no opportunity out here?
All right?
There's no opportunity.
And why is there no opportunity?
Well, our government, who's implementing the education system in America today, didn't do a good job, folks.
They dumbed down our children.
Do you understand that?
I mean, you know, our children today don't understand how to think critically or cognitively interpret reality for that matter.
All they do is spit back knowledge.
They learn how to take a multiple choice test.
Yeah.
They learn their entire careers in today's public education system is based upon answering bubbled in questions correctly.
You know?
Take a sip of this crap here.
Let me take a sip of this beer.
And that's why we're talking about deficits, right?
We're talking about the depletion of the American dollar.
We're talking about the lack of buying power in today's dollar.
I mean, if you look at the markets today, if you look at the Dow Jones Industrials, all these gains that you see, the Dow went up 20.29 points.
The S ⁇ P 500 went up three points.
The NASDAQ went up 4.32 points.
And this was all done at the end because there's uncertainty.
They don't know what's going on here.
They don't know what the hell's going on here.
And people ask, well, how come I can't get a job, Ghost?
The reason we can't get a job is because our education system didn't teach our children properly.
What we should have been doing is teaching our children how to become scientists and mathematicians and innovators and creative people.
No, instead, you know what we wanted to help our children understand?
Self-esteem.
Oh, yeah, we got to help our children's self-esteem.
We can't have any more losers in today's school system.
No, no.
No, if somebody comes along and does some sort of scholastic contest relating to some sort of stupid trivial school activity, there are no losers.
They're honorable mentions now.
Oh, look, Billy, you didn't lose.
You got an honorable mention ribbon.
Go, Billy.
I'm serious.
I mean, this is what happened.
I mean, we were pussy pampering our children, and we funded this as taxpayers.
Let me tell you something.
If you pay property taxes, and I pay a lot of property taxes, folks, I mean, good God.
Okay?
I am being raped, and other property tax owners are being raped when we look at the product that this education system has brought upon our society.
I mean, these children don't understand the situation that's at hand.
They think that all they need to do is get some sort of pussywhip degree that was pretty much easy to get.
I mean, let me tell you, all you got to do is fart on, you know, exam papers and you can pass your ass away to a BA or a BS.
I mean, why do you think they call it a BS to bullshit degree?
All right?
But they think that when they get this piece of paper, that it's going to give them some sort of, you know, cushy slide down the employment sector market, and they're just going to be able to do something for nothing and live large and live lavish, not realizing that they have to participate in the productivity of the economic situation here so that they can better themselves in the long term.
But there are no economic opportunities.
There are no innovations.
I mean, folks, did you know that in 2010, one of the biggest companies, the biggest profiting companies last year was the snuggie.
The snuggie.
I mean, this is innovation, American innovation right now.
You know that, you know, we got Indians.
They can, you know, they're riding bikes without using fuel out there now and stuff like that.
And what are we doing?
We're the freaking snuggie.
Great.
And there's a patent on this, you know, of all things, a patent.
Good Lord.
It just makes me sick, man.
It makes me want to fuck frrrrrrrruk.
Let me drink some more beer here.
646-652-4869.
I guess some good news came out today that, you know, jobless claims went down last week, $42,000.
It went down $42,000 from the expected amount of assholes that are going to go out here and file jobless claims and get on unemployment and live off that for about 99 weeks.
Yeah.
This is great.
Welcome to America, folks.
Secured Debt vs Credit Cards00:04:46
I mean, if you think that we are the bastions of capitalism, no.
We are the bastards.
We are the freaking bastards of capitalism, you milky-looking pieces of garbage.
The bastards.
But there is hope.
There is hope for all you folks that got yourselves in debts that you can't pay for.
And you were the imbeciles that basically helped this whole 2008 economic retraction into recession.
You were the asshole that went out and purchased $250,000 homes on $25,000 a year income.
You were the asshole that was paying your credit card debt before you were paying your secured debt and basically caused the banking crisis out here.
And then you piss and moan and point your finger at the banks.
I know that you people think that this is it for you.
That I got too much debt.
I ain't never going to be nothing anymore anymore.
I ain't going to do nothing.
So I ain't going to do nothing.
I'm just going to collect my check and that's all there is to it, baby.
There ain't nothing you can do about it.
Well, unless you've completely screwed yourself through secure debt means, and let this list be a lesson to you idiots that don't know what secured debt and unsecured debt is.
Secured debt is when you go and take a loan out from the bank.
That means the bank is securing your loan.
You got to apply for it.
You got to show that you can pay it back.
You know, you got to it's secured with money or some kind of collateral if it's more than the bank will allow you to loan.
And those are the most important debts of everybody's life.
Secured debt.
If you take out a debt from the bank for a car, you take out a debt from the bank for a house.
You take out a debt from the bank for a personal loan.
These are the things that you should be paying on no matter what.
All right?
No matter what.
Because even if your credit, your credit score goes down the tubes, at least you have credibility with your bank.
And if you pay off your bank, your bank really gets off on you paying interest and paying off on loans.
And if you pay off a loan, they'll give you an even bigger loan next time.
I mean, you understand?
But, you know, that's not what happened.
That's not what happened in today's America.
You know what happened?
They were paying off their credit cards, which is unsecured debt, which is imbeciles that are just basically trying to randomly find morons who are willing to pay about 25%, 30% interest or whatever their interest rate they negotiated for unsecured debt.
They just kind of, you know, they don't even really get to know you.
All you got to do is just fill out a form and send it back.
And before you know it, you got $2,000 in credit.
You know, you got $2,000 in credit, and there's nothing secure in it.
They're just, you know, basing their lending of this particular money.
And I don't want to get into how they're able to make money and how they're able to get money.
Credit companies, that's a really weird business.
I mean, there's a lot of investors, believe it or not, that are anticipating that you pay off your debt or you don't pay off your debt.
So I don't know.
I don't want to get into that.
But those debts can be written off by the credit companies.
They're in business on just giving you credit lines and charging interest rates.
And they base their whole entire revenues on you paying off the minimal interest rate or the minimal monthly payment, I should say, because then they're going to charge you the highest interest rate.
So that's what I'm saying.
Credit cards, unsecured debt.
If you can't pay a credit card, hey, try to negotiate with them or something or whatever.
But if you just absolutely can't pay it, pay your secured debt, you moron.
At least with your secured debt, you have equity depending on what you have outstanding.
In an instance, for a piece of real estate, if you were to pay off your house as opposed to paying off your goddamn credit cards, you would be able to at some point, through an accumulation of equity in your house, take a loan out in the equity to be able to sustain your financial situation.
But you have to be fiscally responsible on both ends.
Just because you can take out these loans doesn't mean you should go out and take trips to Vegas or take a trip to Europe or some stupid, ridiculous nonsense like that.
Pay Your Secured Debt00:03:23
That's what most people do.
Most people take out home equity loans to go out and around-the-world trips, for heaven's sake.
It's pathetic.
And then when you have economic contractions like we have seen here, what's going on?
Nothing.
They're just sitting there, I don't know what to do, man.
Come on, man.
Come on.
My kids.
kids, baby.
I'm drinking beer here.
That's what I'm doing.
I'm drinking some beer.
646-652-4869.
We're talking about the economic situation.
Having random thoughts here.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Please add to your favorites or bookmark, blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
And follow me on Twitter, you milky liquors.
I know there's a lot of you ass clowns out there that are listening to thousands of you, but you're not following me on Twitter.
What are you embarrassed to me?
Huh?
What are you ashamed of me?
You pieces of crap?
You're ashamed of me?
Anyway, ghost politics is the name to follow.
Ghost politics.
Anyway, we're going to take a call here.
200, are you there?
Yeah, hey, Ghost.
How are you doing, man?
What's going on?
What's going on, man?
Why are you so angry all the time?
Why do you flip out?
Why do you bash everybody?
I'm not bashing everybody.
I'm not bashing everybody.
I'm a very nice man.
Shut up, bitch.
Why do you bash everybody?
Just sit there and shut your stupid fat.
I can hear the fat in your windpipe, and you're going to sit over here and try to intimidate me with a shut up, bitch.
I mean, I can hear the fat in your windpipe as you're talking, for Christ's sake, you fatteny-ass bastard.
I mean, if you're going to sit over here and try to question me and try to, you know, buck up to me, the least you can do is sound off like you've done it before in real life.
You sound like some fatty-ass bastard who's got fat clogged up in his windpipe, and every time you're out here trying to say a sentence, you can hear it.
Every time you breathe, it's like, shut up, bitch.
I mean, give me a break.
Damn, lard asses.
You see, the reason he's so upset is because he knows I'm talking about him.
He knows he's some probably some disability-collecting piece of government cheese-eating, fat, lard-ass piece of hover-round-riding crap.
You know, he's the type of garbage that I see in the mall that everybody's got to sit here and work around with his stupid hover-round, even though he and everybody that's watching this despicable spectacle will know that this idiot can walk his fat ass up and down the damn pathways to shop like everybody else.
But no, he's a fat ass, and now being a fat ass is a disease, right?
Being a fat, overweight, celluloid, dripping off their balls, you know, you know, fat cottage cheese asshole is a disease now, and we're supposed to just somehow, oh, poor thing, he can't walk.
Let's give him a freaking hover around, courtesy of Medicaid and the American taxpayer.
You fat bastard.
Let me tell you something right now, 200.
If you were in front of me right now, I would stuff a tomato in your ass and roll you down the street, you fat portly bastard.
Choppy Market Volatility00:03:44
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Looking for some more callers here instead of just these unbelievable, disgusting, despicable losers that are just trolling along around here.
But we're talking about how the market gained here.
I know that the description says it slipped a little bit, but inevitably the market gained.
It's because of this helter skelter, Jekyll and Hyde type of situation we have with investors today.
There is no security.
Not necessarily security because everything is a financial instrument with its own risks.
The problem is that speculation, given all these factors, is very, very hard for some of these investors who've probably never lived in this type of situation before or don't read history, which is a lot of people.
But unfortunately, us as investors and as capitalists have to deal with it.
There's still gains to be made out here.
I mean, there was a lot of gains made through some earnings out here for all you folks that were able to capitalize off the energy's earnings earlier this week.
That's what I'm talking about.
So there's been some volatility in the market for day trading.
Definitely today here at the end with some volatility.
And for all you folks that are emailing me up, and of course my email address is ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
The reason that people are emailing me about day trading because they don't really understand what I mean by day trading.
Well, day trading means that you open up an account, you have to have some pretty good liquidity in this account.
I mean, at least a minimum of $20,000.
All right, at least.
And you're trading stocks at a rate of at a very high rate of time or a high rate of speed.
What I mean is that you've got to be holding on to stocks to meet volatility.
And volatility through a day stock chart is pretty up and down.
It's pretty choppy.
What you want to do is get on the hill on the downslide of one of those stocks and then sell off on one of the upsides of the stock that you're holding, whether it'll take two minutes, five minutes, an hour, whatever it takes.
You want to sell off at the highest rate so you can get that piece of liquidity.
Typically, you'd want to buy a thousand shares of something, maybe 2,000 shares of something, so that you can actually capitalize on whatever in the hell you're day trading.
And that little cut of money that you were able to make within that couple of whether it's minutes, hours, couple of hours, a day, whatever the case might be, whatever you made during that time becomes liquid.
And that liquidity can be rolled over into other investments so that it can gain you even more liquidity, more revenue.
And that's how you play the game.
It's very simple.
And you look for volatility.
You look for real choppy markets.
Markets that are just up one hour, down the next hour.
Up one day, or one minute, down the next.
I mean, those are the types of situations you want to get into as a day trader.
That's what you want to see.
You want to see nice, choppy markets.
And here at the end of the day, after 12, I mean, that's exactly what you saw.
And, of course, you saw a lot of reactionary activity from investors.
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I mean, it's uncertain, man.
I mean, I don't know what the hell is going to happen.
I mean, of course, Egypt is going in complete chaos.
I don't know if you saw Christiana Aminpoor, which is an ABC correspondent now.
She nearly got Islamically molested.
I don't know.
I think she did.
I don't know what the case was, but she was out there trying to get the insight on some of these Egyptians causing a ruckus out here.
And literally, I mean, they literally almost stoned this slut, trying to get some questions from these Egyptians out here rioting in the streets.
I hear that Anderson Cooper's, you know, of course he didn't go out there.
Are you kidding me?
You think Anderson, pretty boy Cooper, is going to go out there in the middle of an Egyptian riot to actually get some kind of insight on the Egyptian populace out there?
Hell no, he just sent his cameraman and a boom mic, and that's basically his coverage.
He was actually relaying via satellite his particular commentary while live shots were being taken.
And apparently, his cameraman, his damn boom mic operator, they got their asses trampled and kicked by individuals that were participating in these riots.
So it's becoming very serious, folks.
It's not some joke.
And it's spreading.
I mean, just like I said earlier in the week, folks, this is not going to be limited to this particular country.
You know, it's going to I mean, Yemen is having a very precarious time.
I don't know if the Yemeni's president is going to be able to maintain his legitimacy given the fact that he's been in power for about 30 years.
You got King of Dullah, which was inherited the throne by King Hussein, who everybody loved King Hussein because he was like the ultimate royal diplomat that was able to appease everybody.
I mean, he was so able to appease everybody, his countrymen and those that are within the international framework of his geopolitical location, he was able to kind of make everything so pacified for Jordan that they're at the end of his life, like the final 10, 20 years of his life, this guy got himself some young blonde bimbo that he made, you know, I'm not joking.
He actually had some young blonde bimbo that people had to call the queen out there in these Islamic countries.
And let me tell you, I could just imagine being an Islamic fundamentalist jerk ass, you know, sitting here, you know, praying, you know, to whatever, Allah, whatever, and then seeing King Hussein over here bring this blonde bimbo, you know, from the great Satan America, yeah, she was American, by the way, from the great Satan America and come over here and try to, you know, prop this bimbo up as royalty amongst us people who, you know,
really shouldn't even be looking up to any kind of royalty to begin with because Arabs have no precedent of any kind of feudalistic history except when Lawrence of Arabia negotiated with the tribes during World War I to overthrow the Ottoman Empire, and they gave these countries to these tribal leaders via the Treaty of Versailles.
And that's why we have these Arabic little stupid royal families.
Why did I think it was going to spread and why did it spread?
Because hello, hello, McFly, history.
You got to read some history.
You got to know some history, you milky-licking pieces of nipple-clan loving crap.
You got to know some history out here.
Black History Month Tribute00:09:11
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
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You'll be supporting the True Capitalist Radio Show and actually getting some deals at the process.
But anyway, you know, considering the helter-skelter situation we have as investors in America today, given the fact that there's, you know, some turbulence and not just social situations in these markets, international markets, but turbulence in our own markets, I just got to say that,
you know, if you had been listening to me for the past two years, you wouldn't be suffering, just like I'm not suffering.
All right?
I'm not suffering because I've been telling you what I've been speculating for the past couple of years.
If you would have just listened to me this past summer, when I was telling people that they needed to get in the stock market because, you know, 9,000 Dow, Dow Jones Industrial 9,000 was not going to stick around forever, right?
The SP 500 wasn't going to be that low.
I mean, this wasn't going to last forever, and it wasn't.
You would have made some serious cake, man.
Don't you understand?
You would have made serious, serious cake.
But if you didn't, obviously you're sitting over there with your pink Willie in your hand.
So I know we're celebrating Black History Month, folks.
And I know that yesterday we played a song by Juvie.
And we've had some people come along.
We actually have Tyrone in the building.
Well, not Tyrone in the building, but in the switchboard here.
And we are going to have him introduce the next song.
It's actually a pretty good song.
It's a song that I like to play whenever I'm out here hustling, doing my thing out here, chilling like an insane villain.
So let me go ahead and put Tyrone on the phone here on the switchboard here.
Let me get the switchboard.
All right, Tyrone, you there, sir?
Yeah, what's up, man?
Hey, check it out.
It's Tyrone celebrating Black History, Money.
You know what I'm saying?
And check it out.
What are you about to listen to right now?
This is something I like to listen to all day.
You know what I'm saying?
It's one of my favorite songs up here.
You know what I'm saying?
I'd be flipping the square every day in the hood with this song.
You know what I'm saying?
So let me go ahead and kick back.
You know what I'm saying?
Go ahead and get this fat blunt going on here.
And we're going to put on a song for Black History Month, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
This is Tyrone, baby.
Better respect.
You know what I'm saying?
Tyrone in this motherfucking house, man.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
All right.
I think we get the point, Tyrone.
Man, just trying to chill, man.
You know what I'm saying?
All right.
Let me put him on mute here.
Anyway, that's Tyrone.
He was going to introduce the song.
He didn't even say the song.
This is actual for celebrating Black History Month.
I'm drinking Enigra.
I'm drinking Enigra, and I'm going to play a song that I listen to when I'm out here on the hustle, when I'm making my cheddar, when I'm making my cream, baby, when I'm making my cream.
Isn't that right here?
Hey, hey, let's go ahead and play it now.
Engineer, do you got that thing ready or what?
All right, he's got it ready.
Here, one, two, three.
Let's put some cream on.
Sold out like a bunch of bitches like everybody else does.
But the reason that y'all heard that is because we're celebrating Black History Month, folks.
And for those of you that don't realize that February is Black History Month, we're respecting that.
And by doing so, we're trying to play black music and commemorate black contribution to American society.
Audacity of Poverty Claims00:15:34
And that's, you know, that's all.
Welcome to America.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Once again, I played that song partly because of Black History Month, but at the same time, it's about cash, baby.
It's about money.
I know you folks think it's about something else out here.
You think that, oh, man, come on now, man.
I mean, it's about my kids.
That's what it's about.
It's about my kids.
Well, you know, in my personal opinion, if you have children before you can even afford to, you know, pay for them, feed them, clothe them, take care of them, then I think that you're doing child abuse.
You know?
As a matter of fact, I read about a woman in the National Enquirer.
And, you know, for all you folks that are looking at me cross-eyed for reading the National Enquirer, these were the guys who broke the John Edwards story.
These are the guys that broke the Mark Sanford.
I mean, anything to do with politics and them philandering around doing toe-tapping dances or anything of that nature, the National Enquirer is going to have it.
But then they had this article, and it's good crapper reading, too.
It's a nice, good crapper you're reading.
You know, if you ever come on down to my condo out here in West 6th Street and you go to the crapper, you're going to have a stack of these damn National Inquirers.
But in one of these articles, it talked about a woman.
And I talked about this, believe it or not, five years ago, four years ago, it was conservative.
And I still think it's a good idea.
I think that what we should be doing, there should be a nonprofit organization that actually pays women to get neutered.
Yeah.
Yeah, no.
No, since women are so materialistic, you know, and out there for the cash and, you know, hopping from penis to penis to penis to get paid.
And, you know, instead of working at KFC, they're blowing Colonel Sanders to live in the chicken shack, you know, that sort of thing.
You know, what I always thought is, you know, why don't we pay these females to get neutered?
And it's not some kind of, you know, nefarious, you know, taking, you know, certain groups of women and forcing none of that crap.
No, no, no.
There's a nonprofit organization.
There's an actual woman I read that's actually doing this.
She's paying women, you know, I don't know what it is, $1,000, $1,500 or something of that nature, paying women to get neutered so that they don't bring in children that are going to be left alone and left unattended and left unloved and not being fed and all the problems that have incorporated itself in America today.
I think that this is a great idea.
Yeah, no, I think this is a great idea.
I think it's a great idea.
We start paying these loose, loosey slut bags that we read about that claim that the world owes them something.
Why don't you do a YouTube search or a Google search or a Bing search about Single mothers of eight, single mothers of nine.
And, you know, read about articles, you know, about these women who, you know, shit out these children.
You know, they shit about eight or nine children.
And then they have the audacity to find some stupid journalist to interview them.
And they have the audacity to say crap like, well, I had nine kids, but somebody owe me something.
Somebody owe me something, baby.
It ain't fair.
I'm just sitting here with all my kids.
I'm sitting here with all my nine kids, and somebody better owe me something.
I kid you not, man.
I kid you freaking not.
And I know that people are sitting here saying, oh, my God, Ghost.
I mean, I can't believe that you're saying that.
Neutering women, ghost.
Neutering women.
Well, haven't you looked at all the kids out here that are being neglected?
You know, I mean, I drive through the Austin streets, you know, and see these kids, man.
They're just, you know, wandering around.
You know, no parental guidance.
No parental responsibility whatsoever.
They're just wandering the streets, and then they wonder why they're doing all this disgusting, you know, mischievous nonsense.
You know?
We wonder why these kids are going out and having weird sex parties and drinking and smoking dope and doing all this crap.
That's because mommy and daddy are worried about their own life doing their own thing, buying their own house, buying their own this and that, and doing their own materialistic life and completely neglecting children.
And this is what I, it was what irks me.
I mean, I don't mean to get off on this tirade here, but I'm sick and tired of children being neglected.
And you know what's really unfortunate about this situation is that when you help these children, you know, let's say you have a heart, you know, you're one of these bleeding hearts, and you go out and you help these children.
You take care of them or you give them something.
Well, then that stupid slut bag of a mother utilizes her kids to try to mooch off you.
I'm going to tell you a true story here, okay?
I actually have businesses in probably the colon of America, what I like to call the colon of America.
I'm talking about San Antonio, Texas.
I was sitting at some burger joint in San Antonio, Texas, and I actually had, or I actually saw a couple of kids, dirty, you know, they looked pretty dirty or screwed up clothes, the whole nine yards.
They were actually going up to people that were eating at this burger joint, you know, saying, hey, can you help me?
I just want a soda.
You know, I just want this, and I just want a burger.
And, you know, people were giving them change.
People were giving them quarters, that sort of thing, a little change or whatnot.
So I decided, you know what, I'm not going to give these kids any money.
I mean, I don't know where this money's going.
I'm not an imbecile.
I know the depravity of humanity.
I knew that something fishy was going on.
So what I did is, because once everybody starts being liberal in the fucking location that you have to be at, if you're not giving something, you look like a jerk, and everybody starts making you feel like you're the grand dragon or something.
So what I did is I went to go get a burger and a fry, and I gave it to these kids.
These kids, they're like, hey, okay, thank you, mister.
I can't believe you gave me a burger.
It was like two bucks.
Two bucks.
They actually ate the crap, right?
They ate it and they got more change from people.
And anyway, me and my wife were leaving the burger establishment.
And as we were kind of driving out, I saw the kids come out and give the money that they had collected to some degenerate slut bag, to some degenerate-looking heroin-addict piece of trash.
All right?
That's what I saw.
I saw those kids that were in that restaurant humiliating themselves, looking like, you know, just complete and utter garbage, going in there begging for money.
They came out of the damn restaurant to give the money to the stupidest, I know it was their mother, some stupid whore single dishrag bitch mother.
All right?
I mean, and then you wonder why I talk so bad about single mothers in America, huh?
Oh, yeah, that's why I'm the bad guy, right?
I'm the bad guy because I take a dirty diarrhea of shit on mothers in America.
I mean, give me a break.
That was the most disgusting thing I had ever seen in my entire freaking life.
But, you know, I knew these kids were hungry, man.
I mean, you saw them.
It was just disgusting.
It's the most disgusting sight.
I'm in America, okay?
I'm in America.
I'm not expecting this type of a site here.
I'm expecting prosperity.
I mean, we have a dollar menu on every freaking corner.
For fuck's sake, excuse my French.
All right, we got a dollar menu on every freaking corner.
Okay?
And then when I saw these kids come into this burger joint and asking everybody for money, I knew something was fishy.
I knew something was fishy, but they looked horrible, man.
They looked malnourished.
I mean, they look like some kind of job from some third world nation that barely gets rationed rice from the United Nations or some crap.
And they came into this restaurant, and I knew, I knew something was missing.
It's fishy.
But I gave them a burger and fry, man, and they ate it up, man.
They were just so happy.
You could tell they hadn't eaten in a long time.
I mean, good God, it was disgusting watching them eat.
And then when me and my wife left the damn restaurant, we're driving out.
We see these kids come out with all the little money they accumulated from everybody, begging money from everybody to give it to some single mother that they love.
You want to know why these kids do it?
You want to know why these kids completely do whatever these mothers say because they love them.
It's natural human instinct for children to love these pieces of shit.
It's natural instinct to love.
Oh, I love my mom.
I love my mom.
It's a natural instinct to do that.
But these mothers, they're so materialistic.
And because they have emotionally dug themselves in a hole that they can't get out.
And what I mean by that is women base their whole life decisions on emotional, impulsive decision-making.
All right?
So in this new feminist America and this new entitlement system that we give, you know, we've turned baby making into big business for these sluts.
All right?
Now they have correlated woman liberation with OctoMom.
All right?
They've correlated woman liberation for some stupid slut sitting out eight kids from eight different fathers.
Okay?
Eight kids from eight different fathers.
And then they go to the state and they're like, oh, my kids, baby, my kids.
And, you know, they get about, you know, $3,000, $4,000 in entitlements from the state.
And I'm talking housing voucher programs.
I'm talking about free electricity.
I'm talking about a food card.
I'm talking about entitlements that, because let me tell you, if you are a loser in today's America, the moral loser you are in today's America, the more entitlements that you're going to get from our government.
The more taxpayer money you're going to get from our government system.
This is the way our government system is set up, folks.
This is the way it is.
The moral loser you are, the more money you're going to get.
And I think to myself when I saw this, and I didn't mean to get off on that tirade, folks.
I'm sorry that I'm kind of going off on a the cliff here, but that was a real story, man.
I mean, that's a true story.
I was out there with my wife, you know, in the colon of America, San Antonio, Texas, and I saw this kid, these two kids, it was a little boy, little girl.
They come into the damn burger joint.
They're begging everybody for money.
I mean, they're not being truly, you know, invasive about it, but you know how it is.
They're coming in.
You have anything?
Any money?
Any change?
Whatever.
I mean, I wasn't going to give them any money, so I decided, you know, they look malnourished.
You know, they're pretty dirty.
You know, they look like they have shit-stained shorts and that sort of thing.
So, you know, I give them a burger, you know, and fry.
And, you know, they gobble it up, man.
I mean, more people gave them money watching them eat this than they did when they came in begging.
Because it was a horrible sight, man.
And then when I walk out with my wife and we go to the car and dead end, turn the key, about to pull out CV.
I see the kids come out of the little burger joint and they go and give all the money they got.
They got them in their hands.
You know, they got two hands.
You know, they got it like cuffed together, you know?
And they go and give it to this disgusting, despicable slut bag, this whore mother of theirs that, you know, told them that it's the right thing to do to go in shamelessly and beg for free money so that whatever she can go get her drug habit fixed or whatever she's doing.
Who the hell knows?
But that's what I hate, man.
That's why I have no compassion.
People email me up all the time that, oh, I have so much compassion.
I can't believe, ghost, you're a disgusting man talking that way about single mothers.
You're a disgusting person talking about the Poe in America.
You're a disgusting person talking about this.
Why?
This is America, folks.
I don't give a shit if the Poe in America are going to sit here and keep crying.
We got a dollar menu on every freaking corner.
You know that, you know, assholes actually have the audacity to sue Taco Bell.
They actually have the audacity to sue Taco Bell because the crap that they put in their tacos is not quote-unquote fully beef.
You know?
Full beef.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, a taco at Taco Bell costs less than gum.
All right?
It costs less than gum.
What do you think that you're getting in there, you stupid silly moron?
And then when you tell people in today's America that, you know, the Poe, the Poe ain't Poe anymore, baby.
You go down to any impoverished area in America.
You go to a black ghetto.
You go to a Mexican barrio.
You go to a white trailer park.
All right?
You just see fat, jelly ass Americans waddling their asses.
I feel like getting a trumpet and playing it in the back of these friends.
I'm serious, man!
It's disgraceful.
We're sitting here supposed to, what, show compassion for these fat lard asses.
And you know what some liberal will sit here and say or some bleeding heart.
I'm not a conservative anymore, by the way, so all you assholes that are saying, oh, conservatives suck.
Yeah, conservatives do suck, all right?
But you'll have some liberal justify why there's fat people in poor, impoverished America.
They'll say, well, they're not getting the appropriate diet, ghost.
You know, you're not understanding their kids.
You know, you're just not understanding their kids.
A good enough diet.
Why don't you tell that to the people in Africa, you pieces of crap that are starving to death, that are sitting there with skeletons.
You can play the xylophone on their ribs.
They are so emaciated and gaunt.
All right.
And you stupid liberal assholes have the audacity to sit here and say that the PO in America are getting bad food.
Disgusting Recording Played00:15:26
Why don't you go tell I mean, I would pay money.
If there's a liberal out here that will do this, I want to see it.
I would pay money for a liberal to go out to Africa where they're starving to death in the middle of the desert.
All right.
I want him or she, whoever, to go to Africa with a truckload full of Taco Bell tacos.
And I want you to announce to people, hey, we've got a bunch of food here to feed in your village for the next six months of your life, but we're not going to give it to you because, well, this is not healthy.
Sorry.
I want you to go do that.
And you go do that.
Then I'll believe that you really believe the crap you're saying.
You do that.
I will believe that you're a real liberal.
Until then, go suck a cock with it.
Excuse my French, folks.
I'm sorry.
I'm just pissed, man.
I'm pissed.
And since we're talking about kids and parents in America, parents that try to claim that they're so responsible, these parents that are like, yeah, I'm a good parent.
I take care of my kids.
I buy my kids everything.
That's what I do.
All right?
I give my kids everything.
No, you don't.
You throw them in front of a violent video game.
You throw them in front of some stupid electronic widget.
Or you throw them in front of a computer.
And for all you folks that heard, I think it was last Thursday's edition of True Capitalist Radio or last Friday's edition.
We were listening in to the BWC, which is the Bill Wagner crew, and their little activity that they like to participate in called pedo hunting.
I don't know if you folks remember that.
You might want to look in the archive and look for that edition of the True Capitalist Radio show.
But I want to show all you good, great parents that think that I'm doing good.
I'm doing great.
I'm giving my kid a computer.
That's what I do.
I give my kid a computer and I make sure that he or she is home all day and they're in front of the computer and that's what they're doing.
While I'm over here doing my own thing, getting the high-hard one by some ethnic minority that I met at the club two in the morning, I'm going over here.
I'm making sure that my daughter or son is safe by putting a computer in their face and just leaving them there.
Everything's going to be all right, all right?
That's what I'm going to do.
I'm a good parent, though, okay?
Because they're not going out there doing drugs, all right?
They're not going out there doing drugs.
They're not out there having sex or nothing like that.
They're in front of a computer.
That's all I have to be as a parent.
If I have a computer, I'm a parent.
That's all I need.
A computer parent.
That's all you need.
I mean, parenting is so simple, right?
Well, let me tell you something, all right?
This, what I'm about to play, is another contribution by Stroke from the Bill Wagner crew in another episode of Pedo Hunting.
Now, let me lay out the scene here.
If you have kids in the room, please get them the hell out right now.
If you have any kids that are listening to this, get them out of there.
This is a sick, disgusting recording that I'm about to play here.
All right?
A sick, disgusting recording.
Now, what I want you to hear is something that I like to call slapping pedophiles in the mouth.
All right?
What I'm going to do here is I'm going to play.
Hold on, I'm trying to get it all squared away here, folks.
Hold on.
It sounds like I'm predisposed at the moment.
And I want everybody to listen in on what you as a parent do when you throw your children in front of a damn computer.
All right?
I want to show what you do, being a good parent, by letting your child just sit in front of a computer, 13, 14, 15 years old.
Nothing can happen.
They're at home, right?
They're at home.
Nothing can happen.
Well, I want you to listen for yourself.
The BWC here were out in some chat room somewhere.
And of course, they were posing to some 15-year-old girl.
And as they were posing for this 15-year-old girl, they had a lot of takers, but one person in particular who wanted a phone call.
And, well, this is it right here, folks.
All right?
This is it.
This is pedo hunting with the Bill Wagner crew.
And oh, yeah, by the way, if you have children, get them the hell out of here.
This is a sick conversation, but this is actual, real conversation that took place with a potential Woody Allen butt-loving pedophile who was attempting and who thought he was going to talk to a 15-year-old girl.
And of course, folks, I want to give the contribution of this stroke that did this.
So let's go ahead and roll that footage there, engineer.
Let's go ahead and roll that clip, shall we?
There it is.
Listen to this.
It's sick.
Hello?
Hi, baby.
Hi, Lauren.
How are you?
I'm good, you.
Good.
You really.
Your voice is so sexy.
Oh, Philip, you're got it.
Oh, thank you.
What are you wearing?
I'm wearing underwear and a tank top.
Do you want to take your underwear off?
Yeah.
Take it off for me, okay?
Okay.
You sound so fucking hot.
You need to come Lauren.
Yeah.
I need to come with you, okay?
Okay, baby.
I want to fuck you.
I want to fuck you, too.
What do you look like?
What do you look like, Lauren?
I have long brown hair, and you're able to pull on it very hard.
I would pull, and I'm very hard.
I'm very filthy.
What else?
What else do you look like?
I'm five foot.
I have brown eyes, and I'm very pushed.
You sound so hot.
I'm 5'11, 180, very athletic, good night.
730.
Strong.
I can lift weights.
Swim a lot.
And I want to spend your time.
I want to make you come.
Oh, Lauren, me splid your fingers.
It's just the most disgusting crap I've ever heard in my life.
I want you to do it.
Take two fingers and slide them in.
I want you to feel my rock hard cock as I slide down your tips.
All right, that's about 96, son of a bitch.
Have this all recorded, and I am going to forward this to the FBI.
We're local law enforcement, and we just busted your ass.
And you know what?
It makes me sick.
I mean, could you explain yourself to me?
Could you?
What's wrong with you?
Daniel, I know you're on the line.
We have the chat logs, your IP address, your phone number.
Talk to me, Daniel.
She says she's 18.
No, she said she was 15.
And you're lying to me?
You're going to lie to me?
I thought she said she was 18.
No, you're lying to me.
You even said somewhere in the chat that, like, oh, I'm twice your age.
And I saw you just closed it.
We have it screen recorded, so it doesn't make a difference.
And I mean, what do you have to say for yourself?
I mean, I thought she was 18.
You're lying to me.
And you know what?
I don't like being lied to.
Why are you lying to me?
You know, I'm willing to work out a deal with you because we're working on some people that I really want to get more than you, but I want to understand the situation.
And I might just spare you.
But I want to know what's going through your mind when you think this is okay to do.
I'm just having fun talking to somebody.
And I know what's wrong.
What do you want me to do?
That's not even a good explanation.
That's just saying that it's basically you admitting to me, like, saying, oh, please, Officer Wagner, please send me prison where I belong for at least 10 years.
That's what you're telling me right now.
No, I'm just going to talk to somebody and have a good time.
To someone that's underage.
You know, that's a felony.
Well, what do you want me to do?
I personally, I want you to repeat something after I say it.
Can you do that for me?
Sure.
I enjoy sucking Bill Wagner's cock.
Come on.
Why are you laughing?
You think this is funny?
No.
You think I'm here joking?
Stop.
I get paid to do this.
You think I'm telling you, dude?
I was trying to be nice with you and work out a deal, but if you want to be an asshole to me, I'll just come over there with a squad car and we'll talk at the police station.
Okay, what do you want to do then?
I wanted you to repeat that line I told you to repeat.
And that will do it for you.
Yeah.
Okay.
What do you want me to say?
Say, I enjoy sucking Bill Wagner's cock.
I enjoy sucking Bill Wagner's cock.
Well, let me ask you personal questions.
Are your nipples hard at the moment?
No.
Were you seriously jerking off, though, you sick son of a bitch?
Were you seriously fucking touching your cock?
No.
Yeah, you were.
I wasn't doing any such thing yet.
You're a filthy liar.
I wasn't yet.
Yeah, you were, dude.
You're breathing all fucking, like, heavily, and you're all, like, panting like a little fucking dog.
All right.
Well, I said what you wanted me to say.
Well, I'm going to work on getting your docs, and I'm probably going to send this recording to everyone you know.
Where are you working at?
I'm not going to say that.
Where were you s you told me you would let it go?
Well, I don't even work for the police, so you pretty much just got trolled.
Why did you do that?
Because you deserve it, dude.
You're a fucking pedophile.
And Bill Wagner is sick people like you.
You what?
Bill Wagner despises pieces of garbage like you.
Well, I'm sorry, but you know what?
I said what you wanted me to say.
Say it again.
I don't want to say it again.
You sound a bit nervous.
Is something wrong?
Yeah, you.
Do you want me to say it again?
Well, did I call you on your cell phone or what?
You broke in.
What?
You broke into the call.
No, that was actually me calling from the beginning.
It was?
Yeah.
Oh, come on.
Nah, dude, it was, dude.
Oh, come on.
Really?
All right.
So, what's up, man?
I want to get in on this action, too.
I thought it was very amusing.
I mean, you want to know what I'm wearing?
I want to what?
You want to know what I'm wearing, baby?
No, not really.
Why not?
Is it because I'm over 18?
No.
Stop.
All right.
Get them off.
All right.
Come on.
Okay.
Get them off.
I like the get them off at the end there, man.
That was great.
But anyway, it's not really a laughing matter, folks.
The whole reason why I played that was to show you great parents that think that you're so great, even though you're not fulfilling your responsibility as a parent, and you're just doing nothing but buying electronic widgets, throwing them in front of violent video games or in front of a computer screen, and you think that you're such a great parent.
That right there is a perfect example of why you, as a parent, need to realize that you can't just sit there and think you're a good little two-shoes parent by throwing your kid in front of the damn computer.
You have to do something about it.
And this is why I'm promoting this woman that I read about in the National Enquirer.
I don't have the damn National Inquirer in front of me right now.
It's in my crapper at home.
But she's actually paying women to get neutered.
She's paying women to get neutered.
And I think that, you know, what we've discussed here is a perfect example.
I mean, she's making a non-profit organization around this.
You know, women going in, getting neutered, and, you know, that's all there is to it.
We're having way too many kids.
They're not being taken care of in today's America.
And I think it's sad.
And much props to the BWC who's going out there pedo hunting because we all know that Chris Hansen can't go out there and do it any longer because he unearthed some district attorney somewhere as being some fruity ass little finger spanker on the damn internet with the pre-teen or underage people and he killed himself before they he could even be taken into custody and it's going to cause some big huge lawsuit or some crap and now Chris Hansen to catch a predator can't Do it anymore.
So that's just a perfect example, folks.
You all think that this is such a great day in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.
You think that you're just such a dumb great parent.
You got another thing coming there, son.
You understand?
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let's talk a little bit more about the market, shall we?
On a lighter note, huh?
Anyway, on a lighter note, we're going to talk a little bit about the markets one more time.
You know, my speculation for tomorrow is going to be a lot of the same.
I think we're going to see a lot more helter-skelter type activity.
Pope Visit Foreign Aid Cost00:03:59
I would keep an eye on the Yemen situation.
I would keep an eye also on the Jordanian situation.
That could become very precarious and cause oil prices to go up the roof.
And if oil prices go up the roof, folks, that's going to put a tremendous debt on the supposed recovery that we have.
We could see 1979, 1977 all over again.
I mean, they're attacking journalists in Egypt.
I don't know if you saw Christiane Amempour get Islamically fondled trying to interview some of these dissidents and some of these people that are pissed off out there in Egypt, Cairo.
And she was literally almost gang raped, for heaven's sake.
Anderson Cooper.
Oh, Anderson Cooper.
Anderson Cooper's little cameraman and boom mic operator got their asses beat.
I mean, it's getting disgusting.
Gangs are attacking foreigners in Egypt.
It's mayhem.
It's complete and utter chaos out there.
And then you've got Mubarak claiming that he ain't stepping down.
Mubarak saying, I ain't doing nothing.
I ain't going.
I ain't going nowhere.
You piece of crap.
You will have to come in here to take me.
You will have to come in here to take me.
And I will do it for Allah.
Allah.
Anyway, I just think it's a situation that's going to get even more and more ugly.
You know, we're going to see more and more unrest throughout the Middle East.
And keep an eye on those damn oil futures, man.
Keep an eye on them.
I mean, if you're an options trader, I would definitely look into this.
I wouldn't encourage it, but I would definitely look into this as a possibility of scoring big.
You know, definitely on some options trading.
But anyway, let's move on to something else, shall we?
All right?
I want to take your calls.
That's what I want to do.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let's go ahead and take a couple of calls, shall we?
Here, get the switchboard going on here.
000, you're on the air.
What the fuck is that?
That was disgusting.
That was just horrible.
I mean, come on, you milky looker.
Anyway, let's move on to another subject matter that caught my eye here.
I want to talk about how lawmakers in the UK, lawmakers in the UK, are questioning all the money that was put aside.
All the money that was put aside in UK foreign aid to help the Pope, of all people, visit Britain.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was reported that when the Pope visited Britain and visited the UK, they basically spent one point eight five million pounds or two point nine nine million American dollars of foreign aid money basically to pay for the Pope's visit, you know, so he can come out with his little skirt and you know, you know, give you the whole Holy Cross and all this other crap.
And, you know, British lawmakers are a little pissed off about it.
Not to mention this kind of throws a you know egg in the face of those fiscal conservatives out there in Britain that are you know cutting all this spending and yet you know they somehow allocated money in foreign aid to bring the Pope and you know the hall and I'm gonna get an altar boy.
I need an altar boy to come over here and, like my boss, sack.
Castro Worship Critique00:05:10
I mean, I think this is disgraceful.
But you know, just like in America, the UK is no different.
The individuals are only victims to the politicians that they elect into these particular bureaucratic governments.
And this is what we receive.
This is it, this is what we get here.
We don't get any kind of respect whatsoever, and the reason is because, let's be honest, the mass populace is a bunch of idiots man, I mean Good God.
I mean, don't you understand folks that?
You know we, we just can't continue on with this idea of different people's interpretation of freedom, you know, and that mass populaces, if left, you know, to go at their own accord, it's all going to end up like Egypt and all this crap that's happening in the Middle East anyway.
I mean, you know, nobody wants disorder, nobody wants chaos.
It's disgraceful, it's horrible.
Nobody wins, you know.
So you know, if one is going to be opposition to the authority, one has to put forth an actual alternative.
All revolutions that were fought by, you know, revolutionaries against the state, the initial revolutionaries, never sustained power after the state was overthrown.
Always remember that the only precedent where the person leading the revolution.
Actually sustained power in recent memory is Fidel Castro, and Fidel Castro is one of the longest reigning dictators in world history.
But you also have to take in consideration that he is in a small country like Cuba, you know, and Cuba is a, you know, small little country that can easily be taken over.
It's not very massly populated and this is why he was able to sustain power even after the revolution.
So, but?
But aside from that particular exception, most revolutions that are initiated by revolutionaries and that overthrow the state end up not being the leaders of the state.
I mean it.
There there's chaos, you know, after every overthrow of any kind of state authority, until one group of individuals has either more influence over the masses or, by force, they end up becoming the authority of the state.
So I just don't know about, I just don't know about Egypt man, and the whole Middle East.
I would definitely be looking at those damn oil options and futures.
Nine, seven, two.
You're on the air.
Would you suck Howard Stern's penis?
Yeah, Jesus Christ.
I'm sure that stupid blonde bimbo ain't doing it.
I guarantee you that.
I guarantee you that Howard Stern ain't getting, you know, his, you know, polished knob polished by that stupid blonde bimbo.
All right?
And that's the thing, you know, about these idiots that worship this Howard Stern asshole.
I mean, you know, come on, man.
Let's be realistic.
All right?
Howard Stern is a wrinkled-up jerk ass.
I mean, that stupid mop on his head is not even his real hair, you morons.
All right?
He's a wrinkled-up, prostate-infected loser.
And do you honestly think that this blonde bimbo that he's married to right now, do you honestly believe that this bimbo would be anywhere close to Howard Stern?
Had this guy not been worth about, whatever it is, $300 million?
Absolutely not.
And you know what's funny about that situation?
I guarantee, I guarantee that Howard Stern has to make arrangements to hit that.
He has to make arrangements in some fashion.
Maybe he has to buy something for this slut bag just so that he can get his Johnson fondled by this slut.
And yet, everybody out here, you've got Howard Stern prank callers calling my show as if it's getting them ahead or getting them kudos with this idiot.
I mean, screw Howard Stern, man.
Let me tell you something right now.
If I saw Howard Stern face to face, I'd kick his ass.
I mean, to be honest with you.
I've said this time and time again.
It ain't nothing for me to whoop a man's ass.
I would love to give Howard Stern the biggest bitch slap of all time that he's ever had in his stupid life and knock that mop off of his stupid head and that smirk off of his wrinkled up, sharped looking face.
All right?
So take that, Howard Stern, you milky-looking pieces of Nikki baba booe, milky-looking garbage.
1-1-1, you're on the air.
Hello?
I want you to really worship my cock.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Did you hear this?
Did you hear this, idiot?
Worship.
I mean, this is disgusting, man.
But you know what?
This is America, folks.
China Drives Pecan Prices00:10:44
I mean, you think that this country is going to remedy itself when this is the American general public?
I mean, that's the general American public, folks.
That's why us as capitalists, we need to realize we've got to stack our chips.
We've got to really stack our chips.
We've got to invest wherever we can.
Make money wherever we can make some cash, to be honest with you.
That's why we overlook the markets.
We try to see where we can find opportunities.
I think there's plenty of opportunity for everybody in this country, man.
I mean, still, even with high regulation right now, with the government, even with the helter-skelter marketplace that we are living in because of the uncertainty of investors.
I mean, there's still major cash to be made.
I mean, you know, just look around you, man.
We are witnessing one of the worst winters of all time.
You don't think that commodities are going to go up the ass here?
They're already going up the ass.
You don't think they're going to go even more up considering that emerging markets are demanding for these commodities?
Of course they are.
You don't think that there's some significant damage to the crops throughout America?
Let me tell you, America is very significant into the natural resources of the international community.
I mean, there's only certain particular crops that grow on this side of the world the best.
And I guarantee you they're going to be damaged.
You know, they're going to be damaged.
And that's just going to increase the price because demand is not going to slow down.
I said this before on the broadcast, but at China, China has such an influence on the demand of commodities, all right, that it drove the price of pecans in America up the ass.
I don't know if you remember this, if you happen to make pecan pie, you would know that if you went to go get pecans, you were charged a lot, you know, like five or six bucks for a little stupid handful bag.
I mean, they were really expensive out here.
Now, why is that?
Well, because I happen to know one of the big pecan manufacturers here in Texas, which has, I believe, the second largest manufacturer or second largest pecan tree crop, I think, in America.
He already had an order from China for 600 million pecans before the damn pecan harvesting began.
So he had already had China set the price because China wanted pecans.
I guess pecans real big in China or something.
They already purchased 600 million pounds worth before they even were harvested.
That's what drove up pecan prices in America.
Don't you understand that everything is money?
Everything that is around you is capitalists.
And if you don't think of it that way, you're going to be left behind.
I know that it's sad.
I know that there's liberals that email me up and say, ghost, this is a sad way of viewing the world, ghost.
It's a sad way.
It's just all about money.
That's all you care about.
That's all it's about, man.
And let me tell you, when there's no more money, when there's no other opportunities for capitalists, that's when we start revolution.
You know, all these idiots that are pissing and moaning wanting revolution because, ah, my freedom and my kids.
Hey, you can still make money.
And as long as you can still make money, as long as we can still capitalize, as long as there's a system in place that basically backs up the rule of law and has a judicial system that'll back up business law and contracts, we're going to continue to be capitalist.
We're going to continue to make cash.
But once the system is completely decimated for whatever reason, and I don't see it happening, but let's say it does.
Then, yeah, okay, then you can start chaos.
I mean, you know, if you can't make any money, what the hell else are you going to do?
But folks, there's all kinds of opportunities to make money out here, man.
I've been explaining them all ever since I began this goddamn show.
But unfortunately, you know what I get?
I get a lot of emails.
As much as I get from people who are inspired by me, you go out and invest and they're making some capital right now.
I get a lot of people out here that are so hurt by my words, that are so pissed off that I'm not compassionate about their kids, that I'm not compassionate about their situation.
But what they need to realize and what they don't want to realize, this is an epidemic in America.
They don't want to realize that the disgusting, despicable scowl that stares them back in the mirror is what caused them the problems that they're living in today.
And because they don't want to bear that responsibility, they blame everybody else.
And this is why we have liberals actually feeding in on this crap, giving them more authority, giving them higher regulation, and giving them the authority to put higher taxes.
And how do these liberals stay in power?
Well, I hate to make it political again, but politics is intertwined with capitalism.
But I mean, it's pretty easy to buy votes when you're a bureaucrat from the liberal side.
I mean, all you got to do is say that you're going to increase food cards and, you know, increase money and food, government cheese, and, you know, housing voucher programs, fixing project homes, a whole nine yard.
It's pretty easy to do when you promise, you know, pieces of sh nothing, excuse me, pieces of nothing that are doing nothing, contributing nothing.
It's pretty easy to say, hey, go out to this voting booth, and if you can't make it there, we're going to have buses, we're going to have free tacos, and we're going to have free hot dogs, and we're going to have free beer.
We're going to take you from there.
We're going to take you to the voting booth.
All you got to do is press this one button right here, right here, what you say, right there.
You press that button, and boom, get the hell out of here.
And before you know it, these bureaucrats are re-elected.
You think I'm stupid, folks?
I mean, that's why I'm saying, forget about the political system.
You're not going to win this crap.
There are more losers out here than there are winners.
I mean, let's be honest, man.
And these losers out here, they don't want to not be losers.
It's easy to be a loser.
It's easy just to sit on your ass and say, I don't care, man.
I'm doing whatever I want to do.
I got my check.
It's the first of the month.
I mean, they sung a welfare carol about this crap.
Don't you understand that?
Listen, they sung a welfare carol about the first of the month.
I mean, you know, good God, it just makes me sick to my stomach.
You know?
Listen to this.
The first of the month.
Give me a break.
Just shut it off.
I mean, do you see what I'm saying?
I mean, this is how disgusting and despicable.
And in that song, I played it a couple of days ago in reference to Black History Month.
What they say in that song is that it's the first of the month.
It's time for them to get 40 ounces.
It's time for them to score their blunts.
It's time for them to do this.
It's time for them to do that.
And what are they doing?
They're doing nothing.
They're just standing on the bus stop.
They're standing by the bus stop.
They're standing on the corner.
You know what I mean?
I'm standing on the corner, sipping on my 40 ounce.
Yeah.
I got another ounce as I bounce in my 64 in Paola.
Everybody howler.
I got a shot cowler because I am the man.
Don't you understand?
I get real wicked with the mic in my hand.
Yeah.
I mean, give me a break.
Oh, yeah.
People want to know Tyrone's opinion.
Tyrone, what do you think about entitlements and government cheese and all that other crap?
Here, let me put him on the horn.
I can't believe he's still on the horn.
He's just sitting there.
Tyrone, you there?
Yeah, man.
Check it out.
I like all that government cheese, man.
You know what I'm saying?
Gee.
I like all that government assistance, man.
You know what I'm saying?
I got my girl.
My girl got like five kids, man.
None of them are mine.
You know what I'm saying?
They ain't my kids.
But she getting like three or four thousand.
You know what I'm saying?
Three or four thousand up in here.
And I get a little bit of this and that, like, you know, food stamp.
You know what I mean?
Like, I get a little bit of disability because my legs be hurting.
You know what I'm saying?
I get disability as Social Security because my legs be hurting.
I can't work.
You know what I'm saying?
Gee.
All right, that's enough.
Get him off.
But, I mean, of course, you know, anybody who is going to capitalize off of this system is going to like it.
You know, anybody who can, you know, take some stupid little examination and a test and fake that their legs be hurting.
Yeah, they can go out and get disability.
You can get disability for bipolar disorder and all these pseudoscientific psychological ailments.
I mean, Jesus Christ.
You know, it makes me sick to my stomach to see people piss and moan about psychological disorders, all right?
Unless you're retarded, you know, unless you're retarded, you shouldn't be bitching.
And you know what sucks is that retarded people don't bitch.
Have you ever been around a retard?
I mean, they're the most happiest people on the face of the planet.
I actually employ a retard, you know?
You know, he's like a cleaner.
He's like, he cleans the crappers and he cleans the floors and he makes sure that there's not dust around.
And he thinks it's the greatest job of his life.
You know, he's happy to come to work every day.
You know, I mean, I wish personally that all these assholes that are around now can just kind of somehow disappear.
And more and more of these retards can be birthed because I envy that type of bliss, if you know what I'm talking about.
I envy that type of bliss.
This retard, he's having the greatest life of all time.
And you want to know why?
Because it is the greatest life of all time.
We should be lucky.
We should be freaking lucky that we are living in a place where we turned hell into heaven.
Oh, I know people are like, oh, how can you say that, Ghost?
Jesus!
You should be worried about Jesus.
Microsoft Investment Strategy00:03:50
But no, you don't understand.
I mean, why don't you read the history books about human strife, you ass clowns, huh?
Hold on.
Before we go on any further, here, let's take some callers here because the lines are blowing up.
All right, the lines are blowing up up here.
Let me go ahead and take a couple of callers.
408.
Are you there, Vince?
Yeah, it's me, Ghost.
What's going on, man?
Nothing much.
I'm kicking back here drinking Enigra.
Nice.
I'm here in the Bay.
Actually, you caught me.
I'm on the corner smoking a blease.
Just got my government cheese.
And, you know, taking your advice here, trying to stack my chips.
And I noticed that Merck and Microsoft were down a couple of points today.
I wonder if those might be potential buy-in opportunities, or do you see those two stocks falling further?
Well, you know, that's a good question.
As a matter of fact, Merck is down because of some bad news that they had on certain drugs that they were anticipating revenue in.
And that's basically what caused them to kind of scoot back in their price stock price.
But I would eyeball that one.
I wouldn't necessarily make a move on it just yet, but I would make a move on it before next quarter's earnings because it's a pharmaceutical company.
Everybody's getting sick.
Everybody's a damn psychosomatic bastard.
Everybody's like, oh, man, my neck, my back, my neck, my back.
Lick my back.
Anyway, but as far as the other one that you said, what was the other one that you said there, Microsoft?
Oh, yeah, Microsoft.
I'm a no-go on Microsoft, man.
I mean, Steve Ballmer ruined that company.
I think that if they should do anything, if you're going to buy anything, I think that it would be optional if they decide to branch off into separate entities.
For instance, there's been talk.
I don't want to give any kind of speculation or I don't want to say that I know anything.
But there's been talk that they've been going to dismantle Microsoft from the internal workings.
This is not something antitrust or government or anything.
They're going to branch it off because Xbox division is really what's keeping Microsoft afloat.
And the price of the stock doesn't, you know, basically it doesn't show in what they're producing in profits for Xbox.
And that's because all the other products that they've invested and all the R D that they invested is dragging them down.
It's deficits that are dragging them down.
A lot of bad investment in technologies that came and went.
There was a lot of investment in the whole social networking, the whole dot net con concept.
I mean, there was just a lot of bad investment.
And unless Microsoft breaks up and the rumor is correct and they make an Xbox division and maybe a computer division and whatever other products that they specialize in, then I would go buy on some of those initial invest or some of those initial public offerings.
But I wouldn't go Microsoft Ministry.
Unless they fire Steve Bommer, I think I'm short on Microsoft that they fire Steve Bomber.
Yeah, overall, I'm not a big guy on Microsoft.
I don't really like them as a play whatsoever, but I do see them dipping down a little bit more just as far as like a day-to-day thing, because I do day trade from time to time, and I see this as a potential play, but I think I should have short sold them a couple of weeks ago, but whatever.
It is what it is.
Fire Steve Ballmer00:08:26
I want to appreciate you sticking up for the retarded people, their ghost.
I being part retarded, really appreciate you doing that.
Shut up.
You're not part retarded.
You're just collecting a damn check, you stupid San Francisco bastard.
But anyway, for your point or for your question, no on Microsoft whatsoever.
And look, I really feel that way about retarded people, okay?
I mean, I wish there was more retarded people.
I mean, they're just so happy, man.
Like I said, I employ a retarded person, and he cleans the shitbowls.
He cleans the crap off the floor.
That's what he does, and he loves it.
Let me tell you, I've got an ⁇ if you were a retail outlet, that's a standalone business, it's not in a shopping center, you actually have to have a bathroom in certain municipalities just to open up business, believe it or not.
And of course, a public bathroom invites every freaking homeless, disgusting, despicable waste of human life an opportunity to go in there and use your bathroom.
And I don't know, half the time, these idiots, I don't know if they play how much crap you can get on the wall or take my turds and draw a picture.
I don't know what they do in there, but if you go in there at the end of a day's business hours, I mean, it never fails.
There's feces all over the place, piss all over the floor.
It's disgusting.
And this retarded gentleman who works for me, it's the greatest job in the world, man.
It's the greatest job in the world.
I mean, you tell, I don't want to say his name, but when you say, hey, how you doing, Billy?
Hey, he's doing great.
I mean, he just had a smile on his face, and you don't know what the hell he's saying, but he knows what you're saying.
He knows how to take direction.
He loves it.
He's a great, great soul, man.
You can just feel the innocence in this kid, man.
It's just, I wish there was more retards.
You know, seriously, I just wish there was more retards.
I mean, they're the most innocent souls.
I mean, they're a blessing in disguise.
You know what I don't like?
It's just regular, everyday people.
That's what I don't like.
I don't like regular, everyday people.
Let's take a couple more callers here.
Area code 480.
My name's Herbie.
I'm Reconno.
I like my job.
Shut up.
You're just some stupid out-of-work asshole trying to sound like a retard.
You don't even sound like a genuine retard, for heaven's sake.
You're indicating, as those in the thespian arts like to say, you're indicating, ass clown.
And I know that people are making fun of me, you know, laughing at me when I'm saying I want more retards, but I'm serious, man.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, I think we should have a whole nation of retards, man.
I mean, you know how easy they would be to deal with, you know?
I mean, just imagine going into, like, you know, the heads of state of the retarded country, right?
You know, the president of the retards, you know, you're sitting here negotiating with him.
You're like, all right, look, Billy, I got this little Rubik's Cube here.
All right.
And look what it does.
You know, you kind of just, you know, do this and that.
Oh, okay.
I tell you what, here's the Rubik's Cube.
Let me just go ahead and take all your money.
I'm just joking.
Anyway, folks, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
What I was getting to earlier, you know, and I'm sorry, man, I mean, I'm not trying to be mean against the mentally handicapped, but I genuinely believe that they're great people.
All right?
I genuinely believe that they're great people, and I love them, and we need more retarded people.
And I'm talking about genuine retards.
I'm not talking about dumb people.
I'm not talking about American dumb because American dumb is pretty stupid.
Because even though people in America are dumb, they've got motives.
They've got motives.
They're like, I don't know what I'm doing, but I'm going to do something so I can get money.
They're selfish, ignorant pieces of trash.
I just like retarded people that just are just happy to be alive.
And you see, nobody's happy to be alive, man.
Nobody's happy to be alive.
Nobody appreciates the fact that we don't have to build our own houses anymore.
Nobody appreciates the fact that we don't have to make our own clothes or we don't have to plow our own fields or make our own food.
We don't have to do these things.
It makes me sick that nobody appreciates this.
Instead, everybody abuses it and then pisses and moans.
Like, this is supposed to be paradise because, oh, what?
You're born?
What?
You're here breathing with us?
What tough kitty, you screwy little bastard?
You know, we're supposed to care about you?
What?
Just because you exist?
Hell no.
Hell no.
This is what I say to all you people that email me up with all this vulgarities and that I'm a bad man and I'm mean and this and that and that I should be more caring.
You know, I should be more caring and I should be more compassionate for people.
Hey, look, this isn't heaven, pal.
If this was heaven, everybody would be in the Garden of Eden.
We'd be naked and nobody would be a pervert and there would be no child molesters and there'd be no killers and disgusting mentally warped individuals.
We'd be eating free fruit from the trees and there'd be nothing but innocence and laughter and joy and all this other crap.
All right, if this was heaven, all right?
But it's not heaven, you assholes.
All right?
And what makes me sick is that you idiots don't appreciate the fact that this particular system, this society that we live in, has made heaven out of hell.
All right?
We've made heaven out of hell, you assholes, and you're still not appreciative.
You're still not appreciative that you got an internet connection and you're sitting up on here finger-banging this anime rotten crotch over the internet and looking at naked pictures of Ricky Martin's ass crack.
You're still unappreciative that you can go at four in the morning in your crusty ass dirty draws and get yourself an artery clogging triple cheeseburger.
You're still unappreciative at the fact that you got a damn government that's willing to give you idiots money just for existing.
Just for existing.
And yet, you're still unappreciative.
You're unappreciative of every single thing.
But you know what you need to realize?
All you people that are just pissing and moaning that are unappreciative and that are all you idiots that are doing that.
Hey, hey, this is the hell, all right?
And you get what you get.
Repeat that after me.
This is a hell, and you get what you freaking get, you stupid, fruity little morons.
And you can sit here and piss and moan and wish that you had this and wish that you had that, and it's not fair, and it's not fair.
Hey, life ain't fair, you assholes.
All right, you should be lucky that we're even taking advantage of a system that gives you the amount of freedom that you've got today, you stupid morons.
And yet you're still bitching, you're still moaning, you're still doing this and that.
This is a hell.
You get the freaking...
The brother said, Hey, throw it on the fruit.
Lying on the Floor00:03:10
Come on in.
Now what they live in.
Get what you give, yeah, yeah.
Continue to make it clean.
I let it dry out in the woods.
You're trying to know good.
Come on in.
Build them film.
I am.
Now what they'll live.
I can't help.
And now you're lying on the floor.
Yeah, you can't take anymore.
Give me another case.
Now what hell is there?
Get out of my chair.
Credit Repair Law Firms00:14:52
Yeah, you get what you get.
Did you hear that?
You get what you get.
All right.
That was a little bit of Rob Zombie there for all you folks that are wondering what the hell song was a little bit of Rob Zombie, who's a badass businessman, by the way.
You know, for all you folks that are sitting here clowning a Rob Zombie, are you kidding me?
His brand is making so much money.
It's not only branched off into movies and music, it's branched off into all kinds of things.
You're talking about a well-rounded businessman right there, my man.
Right there.
Anyway, the only reason I bring that up is because people piss and moan about they ain't got this, they ain't got that.
My kids.
So that's a little song for you right there.
That hey, this is a hell.
You get what you get, you moron.
240, you're on the air.
Yay, you put me on the air again.
I'm so happy.
Hello?
240, you're at the airport.
Yeah, get this idiot off the air.
Do you hear this?
You know what I mean?
I gave him airtime.
You know what I mean?
I gave him airtime, and what do they do?
Shut your hole.
All right, just shut your stupid hole.
Anyway, folks, 646-6524869.
We got one more minute before we're breaking into the third hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
Of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Please, while you're listening in, or if you're listening live or in the archive, please check out the sponsors, folks, that are on the blog talkradio.com/slash ghost page and any of the episode pages.
Check out the sponsors out there.
They actually want to be there, believe it or not.
Even though Ghost is supposed to be some bad man, even though I'm supposed to be some big, bad boogeyman, and all this other crap, we've actually got advertisers that are out here that want to, you know, get a little bit of a piece of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
Okay?
Anyway, folks, what I want to talk about next is I want to talk a little bit about credit card debt.
I want to talk a little bit about credit card debt because I know that there's a lot of folks out there, a lot of folks, that are suffering from credit card debt.
And, you know, most of people, you know, instead of actually facing up to it, instead of actually doing something about it, they just kind of go along through life and just hope that it just kind of goes away, which it kind of does, folks.
I mean, let's be honest.
All right.
I mean, the way unsecured debt is ran is credit cards take a chance on you.
You know, they send you these goddamn solicitations.
You don't see banks sending you letters saying, hey, come on down.
We'll give you a car and a house.
No, you don't see that.
You know, unsecured debtors or unsecured creditors, excuse me, they mail you these solicitations, giving you $2,000, $3,000 worth of credit card limits, all this other nonsense.
And of course, you, being unsuspect of what exactly you're getting into and being educated by the public education system, you don't know what exactly you're getting into.
You just think it's free money.
And before you know it, you're in over your head, man.
So let me explain the credit card industry.
And as a matter of fact, before I get into all that, we actually have a sponsor, believe it or not, that's sponsoring this particular segment.
So before we go into any further, we actually have a sponsor, Lexington Law Firm, is actually sponsoring this, who is the leader in credit repair, and they've been doing this since 1991.
In 2009, Lexington Law removed over 1 million items from their clients' credit reports.
And of course, let me explain this also.
Lexington Law Firm is a real law firm.
It's not one of these fly-by-night operations that you see on TV saying, hey, do you have credit card debt?
Well, come on and call us.
Those people, believe it or not, those people that you see on TV are basically overrated telemarketers.
And the person that is actually negotiating your deficits are nothing different than some asshole behind the telephone in some telemarketing operation.
Here at Lexington Law, they have a law firm.
This is an actual firm.
This is not some stupid agency or some fly-by-night corporation here.
This is a law firm on your side.
So if you've got any kind of low credit scores that's preventing you from getting a secured loan from the bank, if you have high debt bankruptcy or if you're in any kind of financial trouble whatsoever, Lexington Law Firm is the place to go.
And here's their phone number.
So get a patent paper so you can call these people and you tell them that Ghost sent you.
877-663-2171.
All right?
877-663-2171.
If you have low credit scores, high debt bankruptcies, financial trouble, just give them a call and they will hook you up.
Now, now that I've got the advertisement out of the way from Lexington Law Firm, we're going to talk a little bit about credit and how people get into these high credit card debts and what to do about them, that sort of thing.
Okay, now that we have the advertisement out of the way, and thanks, Lexington Law Firm, for advertising.
One more time, just in case you didn't get the number, 877-663-2171.
Give them a call.
They're hours Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
And Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
But credit card companies are in the business of lending random people money.
Now, how do they know that they can lend you money to begin with?
Not even really lend you.
They're just giving you credit.
It's not lending.
Lending is a completely different term.
This is credit.
How do they know that they can give you these credit cards and you have a high probability of paying them back?
Well, your credit score.
And this is why these solicitations, if you happen to have good credit, come to you constantly in the mail.
They come to you in the mail and you happen to spread your email out there.
They probably go to that particular email address.
And they promise you all the trimmings.
That's how they initiate your correspondence.
They try to tell you 8% interest or 7% interest or 1% APR or 0% APR, whatever the case might be, balance transfer, 0%.
They do whatever it takes to get your information.
So you fill out the form or you go on their website, you do whatever it takes.
You apply for a credit card and within a week it's there.
Or better yet, what you think is better yet, they actually give you a credit card number so you can print out and actually start using instantaneously once you're approved.
The problem is that a lot of people don't really read the big disclosure information forms that are obviously displayed in very, very small print.
Even though people may think that they're getting low interest rate, it could be an introductory interest rate.
Even though people think they're getting a low interest rate, it could be the fact that they have a high annual fee.
They could have certain fees for different types of things.
So there's a lot of ways for these credit card bills and these credit card fees to add up, even on small purchases.
Now, what's unfortunate in today's America is that people just kind of, you know, because it's plastic and it's not actual cash, people are just kind of got these solicitations sent out for them, and before you know it, they just got all these credit lines.
You know, there were 2,000 here, 1,000 there, 3,000 there.
And they just kind of figured that all they had to do was just max them out, pay the minimum payments, and at some point they'll pay themselves off.
That's what they get you on.
They get you on the fact that you're going to pay minimum payments.
And if you pay minimum payments, you're paying more interest than you are to principal.
You're paying more interest to principal on minimum payments.
And if you do the math, if you do minimum payments on a $2,000 credit debt, it'll take you 10,5 years or 12 years, depending on certain stipulations within the contract, for you to even pay it off.
$2,000 debt.
By that time, you would have already put in about who the hell knows how much interest you would have put in.
So there comes a point in time where people realize that they've maxed out their credit.
They don't know what the hell to do.
They've got a lot of credit card debt.
What am I supposed to do?
I'm not going to be able to pay this off.
Well, you know, there are options.
Now, what the traditional credit card repair companies that you see out here, not Lexington law firm, this is an actual, these are lawyers here.
This is an actual law firm here.
But the traditional method of going to a credit repair specialist is nothing more than going up to some makeshift telemarketing call center.
Believe it or not, when you call these credit repair centers that you see on television that have no kind of credentials, they cannot legally call themselves a law firm because there's no lawyers involved in the process.
So it's just a fly-by-night operation in some boiler room somewhere.
Well, believe it or not, when you talk to the representative, quote unquote, you're talking to some goddamn telemarketer.
And what they ask you to do at these particular credit repair establishments is to have you give them power of authority, all right?
Power of attorney, excuse me.
They want you to give them power of attorney so that they can become your negotiator for your creditors.
Now, what these nonprofits, or excuse me, I'm not talking about nonprofits yet.
I'm sorry, strike that.
What these credit repair companies tell you to do then and there is they tell you that you should stop paying your credit cards.
You need to stop paying your credit cards and let them go for about two, three, four months until you become what is deemed default.
Once you become default and you've signed over power of attorney to these so-called credit repair people, not law firms like Lexington Law Firm, then they, as telemarketers, call the creditors and actually try to negotiate the debt down to you.
Well, the credit card companies aren't stupid, all right?
They're not stupid.
So inevitably, you know, they're not going to negotiate with some two-bit telemarketer, okay?
And even if they do, they don't negotiate enough of an impactful, you know, restructuring of the debt to make any kind of significance in your financial well-being.
So even if you do go to these damn credit repair people that, you know, are not even law firms, they're just kind of, they throw these nationally televised telemarketing type operations on the television sets, and you call in and you're actually talking to a telemarketer, not talking to anybody.
And they're going to convince you to give them power of attorney not to pay your damn credit cards anymore.
And what they tell you to do also is to put $200 a month into some account that they are going to be in charge of, or $300 a month, whatever the case might be.
They're going to convince you to put a figure into an account.
And believe it or not, that's how the credit repair people, not law firms, but credit repair people get paid.
What they do is negotiate a certain settlement with your creditors.
And remember, these are telemarketers.
These aren't even lawyers, folks.
They're not even paralegals, for heaven's sake.
These are schmucks that are probably fat in the ass, double-talking telemarketers that are negotiating for you, negotiating for you to your creditors.
And then what they do is they get this account that they tell you to save up for.
And once you save up for it, once you save up for it, they take out the supposed settlement that they negotiated with your creditors, although they never exactly tell you how much they settled out for.
They just tell you how much money to pay each month in this fund that is basically they have access to.
So it's a very tricky operation when going through one of these credit card companies you see late at night, these credit repair companies.
Don't even bother.
Then people realize, well, wait a minute, I can probably do this myself.
What if I just stop paying and wait about four months when I'm default and negotiate my own credit down?
Well, do you think that the creditor is going to talk to you?
Do you think that the creditor is going to talk to the debtor and say, oh, okay, we forgive you.
We'll go ahead and negotiate the debt down or we'll go ahead and negotiate.
They're not going to talk to you.
You owe them money, you schmuck.
They're not going to talk to you.
And then they've got the nonprofit credit repair people.
The nonprofit repair people, it's a lot similar to the for-profit credit repair people.
The only difference is that they charge you an astronomical upfront fee.
You have to pay them an astronomical upfront fee for them to attempt to negotiate for you for your creditors.
Debt Collection Legalities00:07:55
And then you've got law firms out there.
There are a lot of them.
But since we're sponsored by Lexington law firm, of course, we're going to plug them.
And you've got law firms out there that can actually have litigious ramifications if necessary towards financial matters that pertain you, whether they're legitimate or illegitimate cases.
If you find something illegitimate that you paid and your creditor is just not, you know, it's just not complying, who's going to fight it?
I mean, who do you have on your side?
You've got to have legal people.
That's why I'm telling everybody out there, you've got to have some legal people on your side, lawyers.
And of course, if you're one of these people that want to become a capitalist, but what's prohibiting you from becoming a capitalist is the credit card debt and credit scores, which is a big, big problem.
You know, we've got our sponsor, Lexington Law Firm, willing to help you right now.
And like I said, they've been around since 1991 fixing people's credit.
This is a real law firm here.
This isn't some fly-by-night company, fly-by-night operation.
In 2009, the Lexington law firm removed over 1 million items from their clients' reports, their credit reports, and they comply with the Credit Repair Organization Act.
So once again, I would strongly consider talking to an advisor out there, and there's operators standing by that are actual paralegals, that aren't some schmuck, some fat asshole who knows how to talk like a shyster over the telephone to make a sale here.
These are actual people that understand and are in the business to making people's credit proper.
All right?
Get a patent paper.
Excuse me, I'm stumbling over on my own tongue here.
877-663-2171, 877-663-2171.
And once again, I strongly advise people to not only give them a call, but if you want to go another method in obtaining legitimacy into your credit score, I strongly advise you doing that because your credit score is majorly reliant on whether or not you're going to get a loan from the bank.
Even if you have capital in that bank, even if you have capital in that bank, the bank's going to charge you either high interest rates or not going to give you as much capital as you need based upon your credit score.
And I know that sucks.
I mean, believe me, I know it sucks, but that's just the way it is.
They take all factors in consideration when lending people money.
And credit score is one aspect amongst an array of things, net worth, assets, how much capital you have in their bank account, that sort of thing.
So credit is definitely a serious subject matter, man.
And if you're suffering from credit debt, you have to get that crap fixed off, man.
You've got to get it taken off your record.
And you can, all right?
You can.
Now, let me explain what the credit card companies do when they realize that you're just defaulted.
Let's say that you just don't do nothing.
You're one of these people that got like a $10,000 deficit.
You don't do nothing about it.
You just let it go.
They send you the letters.
They go out and they send you the warnings.
They give you the phone calls and the whole nine yards.
You just don't pay it.
What the credit card companies do at that point is write you off as a loss.
Because believe it or not, it's a business.
I mean, they're a corporation.
You are a product because you used their credit system.
So they lost money by you not paying off your debt.
Even though you may have been paying the minimum payment for like five, ten years and probably paid ten times more than the two thousand on the credit card, they still claim that remaining balance that you went default on as a loss.
So they write it off at the end of the year.
So it's not like these credit card companies are herding their asses off because you didn't pay off a credit card bill.
Now, let me make a side note on that also.
Let me make a side note on that.
You can't make it obvious that you were attempting to defraud a credit card company.
Now, what I mean by that is you're one of these people that gets credit cards, you max them out within a week from getting them, and then don't pay the bill.
They can charge you with crimes for doing things that nature.
I'm talking about people who have had long-standing credit cards and they're in over their heads.
The credit card company is up their limits.
They've been paying minimum payments or they've been paying interest on cards.
They write these people off as a loss.
And what do they do with the debt?
What do they do with the paperwork of the outstanding debt?
Well, they send it to debt collectors.
And folks, if you're at the point where you've got debt collectors calling you, then you're at the point where the company basically wrote you off.
And you're going to have like five or six different debt collectors calling you for that specific debt.
Because at that point, it really doesn't matter what you give them.
They bought your information from the credit card company because, hey, they're getting their money somehow.
The credit card company is going to use you for something.
And they actually sell your information to these debt collectors.
And they call you up, they hound you, they try to say that they're going to throw legal action on you.
They're going to do this.
They're going to do that.
Even though you really don't even have to pay a debt collection agency, you do not have to pay those assholes.
I mean, you're talking about a damn boiler room operation.
Debt collection agencies are the biggest boiler room operation on the face of the planet.
All they're looking to do is just get something out of you.
They get something.
Even if it's just a couple of thousand, if you owe $10,000, if they get $2,000 out of you, they're going to get something.
And that's what the business is about.
Their business is about scaring you into paying them when you don't even need to pay them for that outstanding debt.
I mean, debt collection agencies are the biggest goof of all time.
The biggest goof of all time.
That's why they're getting into so much trouble now by the government.
They're getting into so much trouble by everybody because technically, you don't necessarily have to pay these schmucks.
If you want to pay anybody, you should pay the original creditor so that you can actually get that possibly removed, possibly not.
I mean, there's a lot of legal things that you have to think about when trying to fix your credit.
And even if you owe $5,010, $20,000, $30,000, $40,000, $100,000, you've got to fix it or you're not going to live, man.
You're not going to be able to live.
Anyway, I'm going to move on to something else.
But call Lexington Law Firm 877-663-2171 and let them help you fix your credit.
If you've got high debt bankruptcy, financial trouble, man, hook them up, man.
Seriously.
Let them help you out.
And once you get your credit fixed, let me know that you stacked your chips.
Let me know that you have money in the bank.
Let me know that you were approved for a loan to get that badass house on bad, low markets right now.
We got low real estate markets.
I think it's a good time to start bottom feeding in some of these markets out here.
And the only way you're going to get approved for a secure debt in that nature is to be able to be approved via your credit score and via approval by a bank and your assets and capital, collateral, that sort of thing.
Beer and Depressed Thoughts00:11:34
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
We've got 40 minutes left in the broadcast, folks.
40 minutes left.
And to be perfectly honest with you, I mean, I haven't been drinking too much beer like that.
Let me get a Heineken out of it.
I got a little fridge here in my office, man.
I got the works here.
Anyway, here, let me go ahead and get some beer.
I'm going to get a damn Heineken, you know?
A Heineken.
And the reason I like Heineken is because I like just every kind of beer.
I'm a connoisseur.
You don't hear me drinking the same thing.
I'm not some drunkard bastard who's going to drink Schaefer for 60 years and think that's great.
I mean, Heineken is a pretty damn good beer.
out, you know, a pretty decent import, you know?
Oh, man.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I want to hear from you.
Let's take some callers here.
111, you're on the air.
Hi, Mr. Ghost.
It's Fred again.
I talked to you a couple days ago.
How's it going, Fred?
Real good.
Didn't know if you saw, and I'm sure you've already discussed it, good old Ben Bernackey screwing the economy even more today.
Are you talking about the buyback, or what are you talking about?
Well, him saying that we're not going to recover as quick.
Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.
I talked about that earlier in the program, yeah.
And then the grain is starting to slip.
Grain and beans are starting to slip in prices, but it seems like gold and silver is still climbing.
So they're no problem.
Well, I was talking about commodities earlier.
I would actually get in on some of these grains and some of the slippage that's happening.
I don't think that it's slipping based upon anything other than people liquidating some of the past gains here in the past couple of weeks in commodities and are putting their liquidity in other positions.
But I would definitely be bullish on all commodities, especially given the demand in emerging markets and the atmospheric disturbances that are destroying crops, not just here, but elsewhere throughout the international community.
You have atmospheric disturbances that are unprecedented that are happening all over the place.
And I don't understand why investors are not moving in on that.
But at the same time, you've got a lot of factors that are screwing with investors' heads.
You've got the stabilization in the Middle East, which could possibly put a major damper on our attempt at a recovery here in America because I honestly believe, and I've been speculating this for the past several days,
that oil could go up to $150, $200 a barrel if this Egyptian situation screws with the Suez Canal and other waterways that are the basic choking point of transporting petroleum from the Middle Eastern countries out to the international community.
Well, that's because our president won't get off his ass and do anything.
I think it's completely irresponsible of our president not doing a damn thing.
You're absolutely right, sir.
But back to commodities, I'm thinking because of the cold weather that's been going on, real cold down there in the South, that citrus, the citrus crops in Florida is going to be affected.
So that would be a good thing to sock some money into.
I didn't know what you thought on that.
Oh, absolutely.
As a matter of fact, I think I discussed that three or four days ago.
That I mean, this is how I made a lot of money in commodities last year.
A similar situation happened, but not in the southern region.
It actually happened in the Florida region last year, where it froze off a good portion of the orange crop.
And right when I see atmospheric disturbances, I like to get into futures or occasionally options.
I mean, options is a very tricky tricky financial instrument.
But if you can see atmospheric disturbances and you know that there's going to be at least somewhat of a rise, as long as you don't go too haywire, you should be able to capitalize generously if you're able to calculate the disturbances in the atmosphere with certain crops that are in demand, not only in America, but throughout the international community.
Well, and I want to thank you.
I've been listening to some of your archives back before you went into the Capitalist.
I mean, last night I listened to your episode 147, and I appreciate what you did as far as exposing what hypocrisy the medical marijuana is.
I appreciate what you did.
Oh, well, thank you very much.
I mean, it's just ridiculous.
I mean, it is ridiculous, man.
Do you have a blog or something you want to plug?
No, I don't.
I just recently started listening to your show, and I really enjoy it.
And like I said last time, I really love it when you say barrel roll.
That's, you know, it just really gets me excited.
All right, man.
Well, thank you very much, Brad.
Man, we appreciate, man, you calling up and giving us your insight and asking your questions, man.
646-652-4869.
111, you're on the air.
Hey, Ghost.
Hey, Chewy, Ghost.
Hey, you ghosts.
Ghost, we need to a ghost.
Ghost.
Get him off.
You see, we went from a great conversation talking about commodities, talking about potential future gains over here, and then we've got some ass clown calling up, acting like some gay trans testicle or something.
I mean, good guy.
Let me drink some more beer here.
Some good Heineken here, man.
I'm already done with this bottle.
You know, I don't believe that there's an actual amount of beer that they're saying is in here with these little stubby ass bottles that Heineken's giving out here.
Let me open up another one here.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
As I open up another bottle, I want to say cheers to everybody out there.
It is Thursday evening.
As I look at the nice blue, you know, kind of sunset or an attempt at a sunset, there wasn't much sun out here.
It's been pretty gloomy, but it's a nice, pretty blue hue going on out here in Austin, Texas.
I want to kick back in my chair here while I'm looking out in the city.
And cheers to everybody who's listening in to the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I'd like for everybody to please bookmark or add to your favorites blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
All right, that's blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
And please follow me on Twitter, man.
All right, come on, man.
I mean, you know, follow me on Twitter.
Ghost Politics is the name to follow.
All right?
And at the same time, ghostpolitics at yahoo.com is my email address.
I don't know.
Somebody in the chat room saying beer is like taking volume.
No, not to me, man.
It gets me kind of wild.
It gets me kind of depressed, is really what it does.
Although I like the drunk, you know, even though I feel depressed when I'm a little inebriated on this libation, I just like the drunk that beer brings on.
It's a good spirit.
Although I like champagne more.
All right?
I like champagne more, but champagne, you know, paying $200, $300 a bottle just to pop a and let me tell you, I have to have at least three bottles of champagne.
All right?
So, you know, you you add that up.
It gets a little expensive.
You know what I'm talking about?
Yeah, it gets me depressed, you know.
I mean, if you've been listening to the archive, or if you listen to the past episodes when I've drank beer, it just makes me sick, you know, and I start thinking bad thoughts.
I start looking outside at the people that are walking on the floor out there like little ants, and I just think about all the damn sour scowl that are walking around, blaming everybody else for their own misfortunes, even though their personal decisions put them in the situation that they're in.
You know?
And yet, people like me, you know, people that actually make impacts in society, you know, people that actually provide employment in today's society are punished.
We're punished because we have the ability to be able to obtain revenue and flip it.
We're punished with over-taxation.
You know?
Over-taxation so that we can pay for the losers or the so-called PO in America.
The PO in America.
I mean, you know, can we really say that there's poor in America anymore?
I mean, honestly, I know there's a lot.
I said this yesterday.
Out here in Austin, we have a big homeless problem.
But it's not because the people in Austin are homeless.
It's because the homeless are coming here.
They're hatching, they're getting rides like vagabonds on a damn train that's hauling coal or some crap.
And they actually get themselves into Austin, Texas, because they know Austin's, you know, believe it or not, it's a pretty liberal town, even though it's kind of conservative in some ways, liberals in other ways.
It's a real weird, eclectic town.
I kind of like it, but I don't like the fact that we're so damn liberal with these damn homeless people, man, because there's just too many of them, man.
There's just too many.
There's a lot of them, man, a whole bunch of them.
You know, a crap load of them.
And you give one of them money.
You give one of them money.
Maybe they hop out of bushes.
They hop out of cracks of the ground.
They hop out of manholes.
Hey, man, come on, man.
Give me some money, man.
Come on.
Got change.
Maybe you got change.
And that's why they come over here because they know that there's so much liberal people that will give them money.
Some of these assholes in Austin, they've told me that they can make up to like 200 bucks just kind of walking around, asking people for change, money, dollars.
And the more pathetic they look, the more money they're going to get.
And what do they do with that money?
Oh, what else do they do?
Drink.
Drugs.
That's what they do.
That's what they do.
And of course, there's a lot of illegals out here.
This is Texas.
We're going to see a lot of illegals, period.
But inevitably, what I'm seeing out here in Austin, I know American Idol is in Austin, Texas.
I ain't going.
I'm not going.
And I know people are like, hey, American Idol's in Austin, Texas.
If I'm going to go, you know, I'm probably going to go out there with a bullhorn like Alex Jones calling those people some, you know, filthy names.
And not only that, I don't like that Ryan Seacrest, you know.
I don't like that whole gay, ambiguous joke he's playing.
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I really don't appreciate that.
Him or Daniel Tosh.
What's up with these fruits?
It's like, yeah, I'm acting fruity, and I'm a little fruity-ass bastard, yet I don't know.
I don't know if I am, and I kind of still like girls.
Give me a break.
What's up with this crap?
Huh?
I mean, give me a break, man.
Good Lord.
Especially Daniel Tosh, man.
I mean, give me five minutes alone with that stupid fruity bastard.
Let me tell you something.
I'll knock his crooked ass straight, that stupid, slimy, little fruity bastard.
Sorry.
I just don't like people that are famous for nothing.
That's all.
That's all.
Let me drink some beer that.
Cheers, everybody.
Cheers.
Very good.
We got 28 minutes left in the program, folks.
And, you know, we've been talking about the markets.
Tomorrow, I believe the markets are going to be, I think we're going to see gains back in the commodities market.
I think a lot of people sold off their positions given the fact that, you know, given the fact that there were some major gains yesterday, there's been major gains in the commodities markets throughout the week.
They're just liquidating their capital, man.
I mean, that's what you do.
You know, when you see sell-offs like that, when there shouldn't be sell-offs, people are liquidating, trying to put other positions.
I mean, we saw gold today go up $21.30.
And I think that we're going to continue to see those types of increases in gold because it's just a bubble, man.
I mean, I hate to add to the damn hysteria about gold.
I hate to be the one telling people, hey, get about 5%, 10% of your portfolio in gold.
But you have to understand, folks, America loves a good bubble, and I can smell it.
I can smell it going on right now with this gold commodity.
I mean, look on CNN, Fox, MSNBC, whatever news channel.
Just don't even look at the crap that they put on as content.
Just look at the commercials and count how many firms are out there telling you to buy gold, convincing you to buy gold, buying gold shares, buying gold stocks, buying gold, whatever.
I mean, that's a lot of accumulation, on top of which investors are also buying.
I mean, it's just going to be a huge bubble.
I'm telling you, if you buy physical gold or you're going to just ride the chompy waves of the futures and commodities markets, look, I personally believe that you should at least hold on to some kind of gold commodity-based opportunity for the next two to three, four years.
And the reason I'm saying two, three, four years, because you never know when the bottom or when the top, or excuse me, when the top is going to bottom out.
I mean, you know, because remember, there's a lot of factors going on in here, but you can smell this bubble.
I can smell it, and it doesn't deserve to be the price it is.
I'll be the first one to admit that, all right?
All right, I'll be the first one to admit that.
But, you know, I can smell this bubble.
So keep an eye on gold.
And, you know, to me, I mean, I'm going into pawn shops, you know.
I'm like, hey, you know, I'm like, you know, negotiating like a Middle Eastern trader over here for this gold that they get off the streets from these damn crack addicts.
You know, I go into pawn shops.
Hey, hey, you should go into pawn shops, man.
You know, they don't price their jewelry that expensive, man.
They don't price it up to, you know, value of gold that day.
They're pricing it based upon what they bought it for.
They're pricing it based upon a damn profitability margin of what they got it for.
And don't be afraid to haggle.
Don't be afraid to haggle when you go into a pawn shop, man.
Don't be afraid to haggle whatsoever.
Go in there and say, hey, look, if they got a Rolex going on, like a $10,000 Rolex, and they're selling it for about $5,000, man, bring them down to about $3,328.
Tell them you've got $2.8 cash.
That's another thing.
Go to a pawn shop with cash.
Tell them you got $2.08 cash, $2.5 cash, and they ain't going to let you leave without it.
They're going to have to give it to you, man.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, that's another thing.
There's another financial tip from the ghost man.
Buy things from pawn shops.
Buy crap from pawn shops.
I know it's some disgusting characters that go in there, but I'm a bad man.
It ain't nothing for me to whoop a man's ass.
It ain't nothing for me to whoop a man's ass.
So, you know, I'll go into a damn pawn shop, and even though there's some, you know, crack addicts and assholes and losers and drunks and jerk asses in there, I mean, I'll go in there and negotiate and get some of this damn gold, man.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, I got Rolex watches with gold diamond-encrusted bezels from the damn pawn shop, man.
You know?
I'm serious.
I mean, you got Tag Hauer watches out there for like, you know, $500, man.
Retail price, two, three grand.
I'm serious.
You got 24 karat gold, you know, 24 karat gold chains for like, you know, $150, you know?
I mean, give me a break.
I'm not joking.
I mean, I know there's people in here saying, oh, I'd never go to a pawn shop.
Well, keep paying retail price.
All right.
You go keep paying retail price for crap.
And if you're going to pay retail price for anything, folks, you better pay retail price for something that you know that isn't going to go down in value once you take it out of the store.
You know, I recently went to a, I shouldn't even say the name of the store because they didn't even pay for advertising.
So now that I'm getting paid for advertising for this show, I'm not going to name the name.
But it's one of these stores that it's one of these stores that restores old furniture into some brand new piece of artwork.
These are like artisans that are like taking pieces of furniture, like old trunks and throwing chrome on them and hammering them down with nails with like copper lining.
I mean, just beautiful, beautiful work.
I mean, you know, I actually bought a whole furniture set of this crap for my high-rise in Austin, Texas here.
And it's just beautiful work, man.
I mean, I paid, what was it, $2,000 for a lamp.
And this lamp was a remake of, I think it was like a $19, or no, no, no, I'm sorry, it wasn't a remake.
They refurbished a 1910 light that they used to use in the English Navy to deliver Morris code to those that are in the sky.
So it was one of those little lamps that got the little vents on them.
They got a little, you know, you kind of turn it and you can kind of turn on and off the light with the little, I don't know what you call them.
Anyway, the problem is, is that I paid like two grand for this thing.
And the thing is, though, in 10 years, I could still probably get about $1,500 for it.
I could probably still get about $1,500 for you.
You want to know why?
You ain't going to find another one like that.
And not only that, an artisan made that.
So if you're going to pay retail price, you better hope that it's not mass-produced.
You know, not mass-produced.
It's just something that is peculiar in nature that you can liquidate.
Always buy stuff you can liquidate.
Don't buy crap, you know, because you can.
Don't buy garbage.
You know, what you want to do is you want to be able to buy a couch, okay?
And this is what I do, all right?
You buy a couch, you get a leather couch.
You know, leather couches have a finite, you know, amount of time before they start looking like dog crap.
You buy a leather couch, you know, you make it look good in your spread.
You make it look good in your condo or in your damn house.
You sit on it, you have parties on it, you have it for about a year, two years, and then sell it.
Sell it while it still looks good, you idiots.
And there's so many ways to sell these pieces of furniture, man.
I mean, if you're in a big metropolis, you can find furniture consignment stores.
You can sell it on Craigslist, although be careful.
You know, I heard these damn ethnic minorities like to jack people when it comes to this Craigslist transaction.
So, you know, be careful.
You know, that's why I don't ever leave the house without packing a gun.
You know?
Oh, yeah.
Schumer Hotel Room Scandal00:15:08
Are you kidding me?
I don't ever leave the house without packing a gun at all.
I mean, I have a permit in Texas.
You know, you can carry a concealed handgun anywhere.
Of course, you've got to apply for the permit, but I never leave the house without packing a strap.
Straight up, man.
You never know what's going to happen.
I mean, you've seen this crap out here.
I mean, what if some idiot goes ape shit in a building?
I don't want to be one of his victims.
I'm going to fire back.
You know?
Seriously.
You know, you dox me and I'll dox you back.
I'm sorry.
I'm reading Vince at the bay.
I mean, they're having a fight in here, and I'm just laughing.
Vince is pissed off because somebody's threatening to dox him and doxin, you know, you know how it goes.
Anyway, Vince seems to be a little upset.
Anyway, let's talk to Goku for a minute, you know, while we're here.
Hey, Goku, what's up, man?
Hey, Nonmarsh Ghost.
What's going on?
Chilling like an insane villain, man, drinking some of this Heineken here.
What are you doing, man?
How's the snow?
It sucks.
Yeah, I missed the first half of your show.
Basically, all of it freaking going outside shoveling like five inches of ice.
It's horrible.
It's not good.
Oh, man.
That's horrible.
That does sound horrible, man.
It is.
It is.
Yeah, I don't really have any insight to put in on what you said because I don't know what you were talking about.
I just want to say keep the show going.
And if you can put me on hold, I'm just trying to listen to Skype.
That's it.
No problem.
Hey, thanks, Goku.
We appreciate you listening in.
You're an avid listener, and I thank you very much.
I've got somebody in the chat room saying, Holly Lynn, named Holly Lynn, saying that I have a great show that brings out the worst in people.
That's a false indictment there, Holly.
And I really don't appreciate that.
Now, look, it is not my fault that people in the chat room are not necessarily the most kindest people in the world.
But we live in America.
Who cares?
This is freedom.
That's what I don't like about people.
I'm having to look.
I mean, Holly's an avid listener, too.
I don't want to get off on Holly here.
But what I'm saying is that unfortunately, we have to tolerate the intolerable if we're going to remain a free country.
And believe me, I don't like this crap.
I don't like getting called up and Howard Stern's penis.
I don't like that crap.
Are you kidding me?
Yeah, this is why I can't get guests on here.
You know that?
I can't get guests on here.
I mean, I actually have credible business folk that would consider coming on here for an interview, but when they hear the show, they don't want to.
You know?
Seriously, they don't want to come on.
They're scared crapless, man.
So, I don't know.
I mean, seriously, I mean, I'm trying to get guests.
I'm trying to get business folks.
I'm trying to get, you know, I'm trying to get stuff going on here.
And, you know, unfortunately, they don't like either I'm too controversial or they don't like the fact that people are calling up doing barrel roll, barrel roll.
Although, I don't mind the barrel roll.
I think it's kind of funny.
I just don't like it when they're unoriginal about it.
You know, they call up and there's like, hey, Deez, a barrel roll?
You know, you know, make something funny about it.
You know, I like it when they're, you know, they know what they're talking about, like they're schmucks that are talking with me about business and they kind of know what they're talking about.
They're asking a question and they do, oh, yeah, a barrel roll.
Well, that's kind of funny.
You know, it's just like one of those impromptu comedic responses, you know, just kind of like, you know, out of nowhere type of, you know, comedy.
So, you know, I get that.
I just don't get all the other garbage that I'm witnessing in here.
Anyway, folks, you know, we got about 15 minutes left in the program.
I'd like to hear from you in these last 15 minutes.
You know, as a matter of fact, I need to get a damn beer.
You know?
I need to get another damn beer.
I just don't want to get up and I don't want to leave any dead air.
You know what I'm talking about?
I don't want to leave any dead air.
So before I go any further, let's listen to Chuck Schumer talk about.
I muted myself before I even had a chance.
Sorry.
Let's listen to Chuck Schumer's perspective of the three branches of government, shall we?
All right.
Let me mute myself.
Run.
Get a beer.
I don't even think it'll even give me enough time.
So I would urge my Republican colleagues, no matter how strongly they feel, you know, we have three branches of government.
We have a House, we have a Senate, we have a President, and all three of us are going to have to come together and give some.
But it is playing with fire to risk the shutting down of the government, just as it is playing with fire to risk not paying the debt seal.
I'm back.
I'm back.
All right.
All right.
I'm back.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Anyway, I just wanted to keep repeating that because that's Chuck Kick the American People in the Ball Schumer, who's supposed to be a public official since 1975, describing the three branches of government.
And in my personal opinion, I think that you should honestly know the three branches of government before you exit the fifth grade in America.
I mean, isn't this social studies fifth grade, Schumer?
Asshole.
Can somebody email him this or put this on YouTube and email him?
Hey, Chuck Schumer, all right?
We're sick and tired of you passing legislation.
We're sick and tired of you passing taxes when you don't even know the three branches of government, you stupid, dumb New York asshole.
All right?
And I don't even like New York.
I mean, no offense to the people in New York.
I mean, what is it with you people in New York?
It seems like every time I go there, it seems like everybody's taking it in the ass or something and they're pissed off about it because they can't get a reach around.
And once I get off the plane, it's just this mixture of piss, crap, and trash, just non-stop.
It's even in the hotel room.
Here I am.
I'm thinking I'm sitting in some badass hotel room in the middle of Times Square.
I could still smell this.
Of trash, piss, crap, just a stench, man.
It's this stench, and all the luggage that I took there with me smells like that for the whole week in my house.
It's disgusting, man.
You know, I don't know, man.
I'm sorry to the New Yorkers out there.
I know that, you know, I know that New York is a big, you know, meaningful place for people.
But, I mean, man, I mean, what's going on out there?
And another thing, I don't like the fact that every time you assholes win something in sports, y'all go outside, you know, dance around, you know, woo!
You know, like pepperoni pizza is falling from the sky, and you New Yorkers are just jumping up trying to get a slice or something.
You know, it's just what the hell's up with that crap?
It's good beer there.
It's good beer.
Anyway, oh, yeah, the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl is this Sunday.
I don't want to make my speculation about the Super Bowl till tomorrow.
Tomorrow is Baller Friday, folks.
Baller Friday.
So we're going to be talking about ways to ball.
You know, ball till we fall.
You know what I'm talking about?
And for all you folks that aren't familiar with the terminology, baller, baller is an interpretation of somebody who's living large via our urban community.
And we are celebrating certain aspects of our urban community because of Black History Month, which, of course, is in the month of February because it's the shortest month of the year.
I'm just joking.
Hey, I'm just kidding.
All right.
I was sort of kidding, man.
You know what I'm talking about?
I was only kidding.
I was sort of kidding.
Oh, La Cop Pelican.
Hey, Tony.
Hey, Tony, why don't you tell him something, man?
Why don't you tell him how to do it, man?
You tell him.
First time.
This country, you've got to make the money first.
Then when you're getting money, you get a power.
Then we're getting power, then you get the woman.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
That's what I'm talking about, man.
That's what I'm talking about.
I'm not going to the Super Bowl, man.
I wish I would have, but it's just too much money.
And I actually went to a Dallas game during the season and saw Romo, you know, just stink up the joint before he bitched out this season like he does every season.
I actually went down to Dallas because I wanted to see that arena.
And, man, this is just a massive arena.
I mean, it's just huge.
100,000 people.
I mean, have you seen the LCD screen on this crap?
I mean, good God.
But no, it's just too expensive, man.
No way.
I'm not going out there.
I mean, I don't even like the Steelers or the Green Bay Packers, you know.
I mean, you know, don't get me wrong.
I mean, I like football.
You know, football is a pretty good sport, but, you know.
Oh, okay, let me take that back.
I like Roffless Burger, okay?
Now, I know that there's people out there saying, oh, I can't believe that.
Oh, you like Rochless Burger.
You like a rapist.
No, you know what?
Rolls Burger's not a rapist.
Rolles Burger is not a racist.
I'll say it and I'll say it again.
He's not a rapist.
All right.
Now, look, the first time that, you know, he got charged with rape.
All right.
The first time he got charged with rape, the bimbo, you know, went up to his room.
It was like a Kobe situation, you know?
You know, of course, the bitch worked for the hotel, you know, the whole night.
You don't want to get into it.
You know, it's closed.
The second time, this bimbo that supposedly he raped or whatever was in VIP with this guy, you know, pulling the balls out of his pants, you know?
I mean, the ba the broad was pulling the balls out of his pants, and because he plays a little grab-ass with this slut, you know, he gets charged with, you know, some kind of rape charge.
That's why they were all dismissed.
All right?
Let me tell you something.
The Roppus Burger is one tough freaking bastard.
All right?
His line sucks.
His line has always sucked.
That's why he's always getting, you know, injured.
He's got to play with a bad elbow.
He's got to play with a broken nose.
You've got to play with this.
You've got to play with that.
You know?
I mean, give me a break.
Hey, you know, exactly.
All right.
Exactly.
You don't rape guests in your hotel room at whatever it is in the morning.
All right.
Look, if you're anybody going to a hotel room to see anybody, other than a card game, other than a private, high-stakes card game, if you're going to a hotel room to see somebody, you better expect that there are some philanderous, disgusting, you know, situations surrounding your invitation.
All right?
I mean, it's just like Mike Tyson, man.
I feel bad for Mike Tyson, too.
You got Mike Tyson, probably one of the most man who's made more money in boxing than anybody.
And yet he doesn't have a cent to show for it.
They sent him to prison because he decided to go and take one of these bimbos that he had met earlier in that day at some beauty pageant, decided to take her out, hotting and trotting, showing her the Mike Tyson treatment, you know.
And she agrees to go up to him to his hotel room, and lo and behold, all she says, I'll rape.
And Tyson's sent to prison and all the possibilities that could have been.
All the things.
I mean, just it went to pot.
I mean, we've seen Tyson lately.
I mean, it's a basket case.
You know?
That's why I'm saying.
That's why I always play that Tony Montana.
First you get the money, then you get the power.
Then you get the power, then you get the woman.
That's why you got to make your own moves.
Yeah?
Anyway, we've got Vince calling up.
Vince, is this you?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's me.
What's up?
Hey, man.
Just listen to, well, first of all, I agree.
Ben Rothesberger is obviously not a racist.
He plays with black players.
Although some of them, like Heinz Ward, are kind of light-skinned.
But anyway, Chuck Schumer.
Chuck Schumer, I heard that clip you said, and I can't believe he really thought that.
I mean, I don't know in what context he was talking in there.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
I lived in New York.
I have the same opinion of it as you do.
Although I had fun when I lived in New York.
But overall, I moved out for a lot of the reasons that you did you did you happen to go to a Michael Alec party while you're out there?
I have no idea who that is.
Well, look him up.
It'll probably suit you just well.
Michael Aleg.
Aleg, A-L-I-G, Michael Aleg.
That's right up your alley, Vince.
You'll love him.
All right.
I guess I'll have to Google that later.
But yeah.
Macaulay.
Hey, hold on, hold on.
Vince, Macaulay Calkin played him in a movie, so you'll love him, okay?
Okay.
How'd you know I like Home Alone?
Now, well, I can tell in your voice.
Go ahead.
Oh, right on.
So, yeah, so I just hate to defend Chuck Schumer because I really think he's a cocksucking leech on our country here.
But I'm sure he must have got all confused and mixed up in the heat of a discussion and must have just misspoke.
And you just caught the one clip where he made the ridiculous statement that the House and the Senate are two separate branches of government.
I've got to give this guy the benefit of the doubt.
I mean, he's in the fucking Senate.
I mean, you'd think he would know what he's talking about.
Vince, anyway, he was on the screen.
I'm curious to see the whole to know where the whole clip is at, you know, and would see what the entire context was of that.
Hold on, Vince.
Hold on.
I know you're a liberal.
You know, you're trying to speak up for Chuck, kick the American people in the ball, Schumer.
But, you know, inevitably, this guy is a scumbag.
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You know it.
I know it.
And anybody with any kind of sense knows it too.
The only people that don't know it are those assholes in New York who keep electing him and that asshole Anthony Weiner and all these other stupid liberal scumbags that are doing nothing but high-taxating the goddamn American people and throwing legislation to over-regulate business.
All right, this idiot knows it.
He knew exactly what he was talking about.
He was on CNN talking about raising the debt ceiling.
That's what he was talking about.
Raising the debt ceiling.
Listen, it's in plain context, Vince.
I know you're trying to make him excuses.
It's in plain context, you stupid fruity Sanford Cisco-loving bastard.
So I would urge my Republican colleagues, no matter how strongly they feel, you know, we have three branches of government.
We have a House, we have a Senate, we have a President, and all three of us are going to have to come together.
I mean, how plain can you get?
Vince, you stupid.
San Francisco 1978.
Amber Crombie Fitch, loving piece of nipple clamp, loving butt.
Plug up the ass, looking hot dog licking your ass, having dog humping, squirrel fisting bastard.
Hey, stroke you there, young.
Uh oh, Jesus Christ anyway, we only got three minutes left here in the program.
Uh, once again, I want to thank everybody for tuning in.
We're going to be uh, you know, at the same place, same time tomorrow.
It's going to be Baller friday.
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Not to mention that we have an audio widget that you can actually cut and paste and put on your blog and put on your website and you put on your Myspace.
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You know, unbelievable one-click syndication.
You gotta love it.
All right, uh.
Anyway, folks uh, email me up, all right, if you have any comments suggestions, anything.
Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com all right, Ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
Also, follow me on twitter, folks.
I know that people uh are apprehensive in following me.
All right, I know that, you know people are apprehensive, but you know, just just give me a following.
It's the best opportunity when i'm gonna, you know uh, conduct another broadcast or or something of that nature.
You know what I'm talking about.
Anyway, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me, whether it's live or in the archive.
All right, I want to thank you for tuning in with me.
This is just the beginning.
We're going to continue going on.
Spread the link around like wildfire, folks.
Blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
And by the way, folks, everybody who's advertising on blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost, on that site and all the other episode sites, everybody who's advertising is wanting to be there.
They want to be on the True Capitalist Radio show.
I mean, they actually get quiet about it, the whole nine yards.
So please click the links.
All right, you know, support the True Capitalist Radio Show.
It'll always be free.
Remember how advertising-based crap works.
So if you see any of the, you know, any of the products or any of the services that you see in BlogtalkRadio.com slash Ghost website, be sure to click them and check out some of their services, man.
I mean, you know, seriously, we're getting serious.
It's serious, man.
We're getting serious.
You know, we're getting serious here.
You know, we are getting around.
And, you know, we're going to go to five days a week.
Yes.
And we're going to be here every time from 4 to 7 Central Time.
Don't you understand that?
Yes.
Anyway, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me once again.
Please be here tomorrow, same place, same time, Baller Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. Central Time.
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Don't forget to visit the sponsors that are advertising on this show.
Without them, we wouldn't be able to do this.
I mean, do you understand that I paid like, what is it, $2,500 for this dumb service?
So support the sponsors, man.
All right, I put my money where my mouth is.
Hook me up.
Ghostpolitics at Yahoo.com, and I'm out of here.
Long live capitalists around the world.
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