Ghost critiques the commercialized Valentine's Day and volatile markets, warning against buying stocks like Skechers or Intel at highs while predicting surges in crude and wheat. He attacks President Obama's $3.7 trillion budget for expanding bureaucracy via the SEC and IRS, arguing it fuels deficits that will deplete Social Security for future workers. Ghost condemns the Egyptian revolution as a manipulated "primitive" event driven by Google and tourism revenue, dismissing nationalism and modern culture as tools of barbarism. Ultimately, he asserts capitalism is the only system separating the wise from the weak, urging listeners to hold assets like real estate and metals while rejecting government entitlements and social norms. [Automatically generated summary]
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It's True Capitalist Radio time, episode number 22, for all the folks that are keeping track.
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It is Valentine's Day for all the folks that care.
You know, what I particularly hate about these little scholastic holidays that we're supposed to be so jovial to celebrate, they always encompass spending large sums of money, which really kind of pisses me off, to say the least.
You know, always consists of, you know, Mother's Day, Father's Day, you know, there's a day for everything, Valentine's Day.
I mean, it always encompasses spending large sums of money for no freaking reason.
You know, I think that people should be rewarded with gifts or showered with perks, if you will, if they do something that accorded that particular gesture.
But anyway, I don't want to get into that, folks.
We'll get into that sometime later.
Once again, this is episode number 22 for all the folks that are keeping track out there.
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Because I know that, hell, Twitter and some asshole in some sand trap somewhere named Whale Gonham basically started a revolution out there in Egypt based upon Twitter and Facebook and all these other social networking sites.
So please, if you could, go out there and retweet everybody that you can and tell them that the True Capitalist Radio program is here and it's live.
Anyway, folks, let's take a look at the markets today.
It was a helter-skelter market like it has been.
You know, people don't know where to go.
People are kind of just, you know, itchy, sketchy.
But of course, you know, some of the markets, they kind of increased to a certain extent.
You know, the Dow Jones Industrials took somewhat of a hit.
It was down five points, closing out at 12,268.20.
That was a change of 0.04%.
The S P five hundred was up a little over three points, which continues with the positivity in the S P. Any the investors out there that are considering S P investments, make sure that you're not buying in at the top, and you're going to get that fall to the bottom.
But still, we're seeing gains.
Closes out at 13,032, a difference of 0.24%.
The NASDAQ up almost eight points.
It closed out at two thousand eight hundred seventeen point eighteen, a difference of two eight percent.
So there was definitely some movement in the market, to say the least.
If you were checking it out throughout the day, you saw, once again, the typical volatility that we have learned to encompass the stock market as of late.
It's definitely choppy for day traders out there, for all the day traders that are taking advantage of all these volatile markets.
I'm sure that you're raking your pocketbooks with a little bit of liquid.
And if you're not, then obviously maybe you shouldn't be day trading.
Anyway, I want to hear from you, folks.
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It's the Valentine's Day edition of the True Capitalist Radio program.
I mean, good God.
Let's take a look at some movers and shakers here.
Of course, what do we have?
We've got some movement coming in on a lot of the financial stocks and oil sectors were moving today for some particular reason.
Oil sectors, energy was up.
I mean, even Chevron was up, even though in the middle of the day it was released that some South American country ruled against them and they have to pay $8 billion.
I believe it's to Ecuador, if I'm not mistaken, but it was still up.
But of course, it's this helter-skelter market, folks.
If you look at the business channels as of late, they're trying to speculate when we're going to start bottoming out, when we're going to start seeing a retraction from all these gains.
And for all you folks that have been listening to the program, I've been advising individuals who listen that these gains are overspeculated.
They're based upon a lot of cutting for the past couple of quarters that basically trimmed the fat of most corporations.
They streamlined their systems.
They basically can't cut any more fat.
And on top of which, they're riding high on the gains of the fourth quarter fiscal year twenty ten because, hey, fourth quarter is usually pretty decent income for the retail sector.
And if you look at the beginning of January coming into February, we saw nothing but gains in the retail sectors.
As a matter of fact, you have so many analysts nowadays that are bullish on retail.
I have no idea why.
Even though unemployment's up, inflation's high, hey, but who knows?
These are the assholes that are supposed to be getting paid to be giving people advice, and they're supposed to know more than you, and yet they're advising, in my view, people to buy in on the highs here.
And you don't want to buy in on the highs.
I mean, of course, we always take somewhat of a risk.
You don't necessarily know when the exact bottom is of a stock.
You don't know when the exact top is of a stock.
But what you do is you analyze a particular stock you're honing in on, you're interested in investing in.
You take all the factors that relates to the sector that's related to the stock in question.
You take all the news.
You take all the factors that could hurt or somehow impact your stock's value in stock's profit.
And you take all those factors and you consider how much profit or speculate how much potential profit you can get based on a certain period of time.
And folks, every time I advise people to buy stocks on this program, I'm always telling them to buy at least long term, if not the shortest stock I tell people to hold on to, if I recollect correctly, was about three to six months, and that was Skecher Shoes.
And of course, folks, we took some hits on Skecher Shoes last week.
And I got some emails giving me flack for that, but I'm still bullish on Skechers.
And if you would have stayed in today, you would have seen how bullish it was all about.
I mean, it was up all the way up almost 48 cents today.
But of course, there was a last end-of-the-day sell-off.
It ended up closing off at $22.59, up 17 cents.
Fairly decent market volume on that stock.
If you would have got in around the time when I advised that I was bullish on this stock, you could have got in on it at about 22.44.
I know that we were in the negative last week on it.
We are in the plus today.
It's a change of 0.67%, and I'm still good.
Their earnings come out February 16th, and we're going to see what happens with this stock.
For all the folks that were listening into me and decided to go in with Coke, Coke actually sold off.
We had a lot of gains with Coke, and that's symbol C O K E.
We had a lot of gains with Coke.
I mean, it was up three point something percent since I advised folks that to entertain the option of looking at this stock.
You would have probably paid $53.16 if you would have listened to the broadcast and acted.
You would have taken somewhat of a loss today.
It was down 52 cents.
But you were still up 2.90% on your money if you were smart enough to get in on the right price.
GE, of course, folks, for all the folks that got in on GE, let me tell you something.
GE is going up, and I'm still bullish on GE.
It went up 17 cents.
It's been gradual gains ever since I advised folks that I'm bullish on GE.
I advise folks that they should get in around the time the price was about $20.81.
Today it closed out at $21.50, up $0.17.
There was a lot of volatility in that stock, folks.
I'm still bullish on GE.
The GM stock I just added to the True Capitalist portfolio on Friday, and it increased a dramatic amount.
I bought in at 36 or around the time that I entertained the notion of looking into this stock.
It was at $36.
It went up 45 cents on Friday.
Today it closed down 16 cents.
And the price is for GM $36.29.
And I'm still bullish on them.
And there's no coincidence that GM and GE were both recapitalized with the tax dollars.
And of course, anybody who's recapitalized on their losses is going to profit.
So it's just logical.
I'm long on those.
Long term.
Of course, Intel, folks, it's kind of a scatter brainy type of a stock.
I'm still long-term on Intel.
It's a good long-term investment.
It's not going anywhere for folks that are just kind of apprehensive on trying to take risks with any of these other stocks.
Let me tell you something right now.
Intel is still good stock.
It's just a lot of high volume, a lot of day traders, obviously, bottom-feeding off of the liquidity that is encompassing the volatility of this stock.
But if you would have got in around the time when I advised that I was bullish on this stock, you would have got in at $21.46.
And today it closed out at $21.57.
So we're doing pretty good.
We're going to keep everybody up to date.
Yes, don't get me wrong.
China Precision Steel took a dive today, but I'm still bullish on China Precision Steel.
Demand is high for precision steel throughout the emerging markets, specifically in Asia.
A lot of those particular steel parts that are manufactured from China Precision Steel are needed in appliances.
They're needed in manufacturing a lot of these tablets, the internal workings of them.
And of course, the manufacturing base is in China.
If you looked at the Nikkei index and all the Chinese markets before the American markets opened up this morning, everything was up the roof.
So I'm still bullish on China Precision Steel.
I know it was a disappointer today, but if you look at the chart on that, you can tell that I mean, to say the least, there's some day traders obviously playing this stock and manipulating the prices to collect the beans on that, so to speak.
It's really unfortunate.
Let's take a look at the day chart on that.
As you can see, it's just a fairly decent day trading volatile stock here.
And I'm just still long on it.
We'll see it.
All right.
We'll see.
If you look at the other China stock that I advised on, which was X1, I think I saw you, X1.
I don't know, I'm Mr. Fortune cookie to give me the correct pronunciation, but it's symbol XIN.
It went up four cents today.
I'm still looking at that as a very good long term growth stock.
So we're going on.
We're continuing on.
And let's continue with the commodities markets, shall we?
Because the commodities markets, folks, it's just I mean, can I get a good God for the commodities markets?
And I know that there's individuals that are emailing me asking me, how did I know that the commodities markets was going to get so high in price?
How did I speculate this?
Well, just take a look at all the true capitalist radio shows if you ever have time to do so.
I mean, you take all the factors, all the factors, emerging market demand.
You take a look at the facts that there's scarcity in the markets because of atmospheric disturbances.
You take into consideration that because of emerging markets in high demand, that we're going to have higher prices.
You take into consideration the inflation of most currencies in the world today.
We're going to have inflation in currencies.
By default, we're going to have commodities rising.
It rises by default.
So anyway, we take a look at the commodities market.
Brent crude was up two dollars and twelve cents today.
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It closed out at one hundred and three dollars a barrel.
Gas futures were up thirteen seventy five.
Heating oil futures were up five bucks at a change of one point eight eight percent.
Natural gas futures, well, what was I don't I really don't know.
I'm not really too bullish on natural gas futures.
I mean, we've become the Saudi Arabia according to our excavation and our exploration into natural gas.
Whereas the Saudi Arabia of natural gas, so I'm not very bullish on that, but it was up three cents today.
Gasoline futures were up five dollars.
sixteen cents, a change of two point nine percent.
Canola futures, of course, there was a selloff on those.
Negative excuse me, it was negative thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
Let me see.
We got cocoa futures still rising, still rising.
And for you folks that aren't familiar with the situation or the political situation that's causing the cocoa futures to rise on a consistent basis, I mean, really, really high.
I mean, if you went out to go get your sweetheart or whoever you're banging on Valentine's Day some chocolates, you're definitely feeling at the pocketbook because you can't go to the Dollar General any longer or any of these dollar stores and get some cheap chocolates for a bimbo and say, here, here's a dollar, here's some chocolate.
No, It's not like that.
You understand?
Chocolate is going through the roof.
We're at all-time highs on chocolate.
Why?
Because some country in the Ivory Coast just recently had an election.
And this country in spec I forgot the country's name.
I don't have it offhand.
But it's off the Ivory Coast.
This is a big producer of cocoa.
That's what basically chocolate is.
It's a mixture of cocoa and sugar.
And these cocoa plants grow rapidly.
They grow unbelievably in this area in the Ivory Coast.
Well, they had an election recently.
And unfortunately, the president that got unelected doesn't want to go.
And as a result of this, it's causing a big upheaval.
And you've got a lot of pissed off people and a lot of a whole bunch of things happening.
That's why cocoa futures and that's why cocoa is through the roof.
That's why you're paying more for chocolates today, if you're having to go out and get your loved one or whoever, some damn chocolates, because some asshole bureaucrat that doesn't want to get out of office out there off the Ivory Coast is just sitting there saying you're going to pick me anyway, sorry.
Corn futures, of course we were going to see some uh, sell-off on that man.
It's been all-time high for corn futures.
I've been.
I've been waiting for corn futures to go down.
For heaven's sake, going to the store for damn dollar for an ear of corn.
For heaven's sake.
I'm used to getting years of corn for seven for a buck, ten for a buck.
For heaven's sake.
A dollar for an ear of corn.
What is this crap?
Anyway, it was down ten dollars seventy five cents.
Cotton futures, you knew there was going to be a sell-off on that one too.
Both of those commodities were flying high.
It was down two dollars and fifty cents.
Uh, wheat futures are still rising because of the atmospheric disturbances that have destroyed the crops and have created scarcity, just as I predicted several weeks ago.
Of course, the the wheat futures are going up five dollars and twenty five cents.
Soybean futures, down thirteen dollars.
There was a sell-off on those.
Sugar down sixty one cents.
Lumber futures are down four dollars and fifty cents.
That's I. You know that's interesting.
You know what that tells me.
Oat futures are down six dollars and fifty cents.
There was a run up on those for a while.
We were expecting some kind of sell-off.
Of course we've got wool futures for some reason.
Last week they were running up.
I mean, at one point it was $40 up.
You know, $40 up on wool futures.
Now the sell-off on that today was down 27 bucks.
Okay, folks, let me go ahead and pat myself on the back again.
You know, I know people are saying, hey, China Precision Steel, you know, didn't do very well.
Hey, long-term on that, you give me, you know, just like I said, give me the three to six months that I projected on that particular stock, and you're going to see what's happening, all right?
I mean, Asia is in the house.
Just take a look at the Asian markets.
As a matter of fact, I'll go back to the Asian markets here in a second.
Once I start talking about and gloating about the metals, that's right, bullish on metals.
And if you've been reading my blog at ghostpolitics.blogspot.com, I've been bullish on metals.
And as you know, I know I've been taking heat from people that say that, hey, how am I saying you should buy in at copper?
I mean, it's really high.
I mean, this was last week when we were reaching all-time highs in copper.
People were asking me, well, why are you still saying a buy?
It's all-time high right now.
Why are you saying this?
I'm saying this because it's an industrial metal.
On top of it being an industrial metal, I mean, there's just so many uses for it in this modern day and age that the scarcity of copper is not only going to, you know, necessarily be inevitable, but because of all of our electronic needs and a lot of it, I don't even want to get into the technicalities of it, but it's up the ass.
And like I said, I think that the time that it's going to start heading towards the bottom is around the $500 range.
Anyway, copper was up $9.
$9 today.
I mean, come and get some of that, man.
I'm telling you, I'm still bullish on metals.
Gold was up $1.90.
Silver up $0.60.
I mean, good God, folks, I'm still bullish.
Like I said, I keep my eye on copper, but gold and silver, I'm bullish for the next two to three years.
I'm not joking.
I know there's a lot of people out here that are saying, no way, you're damn right.
Yes, way.
Yes, damn way.
Anyway, live cattle went up $1.07.
Live cattle feed, like we've been discussing, folks, we've been kind of seeing some stagnant movement for live cattle, but cattle feed, for some reason, is going through the roof.
So if you're seeing, you know, that a nice, good steak is kind of costing you a little bit more money at the grocery store.
It's not the fact that it's a scarcity in cows.
It seems that there's a scarcity in cattle feed up in here.
So we see cattle feed up $2.37 on a gradual gain that we've been seeing for the past several days, past several business days, is what I should be saying.
So, you know, take a look at that.
You know, so before we move on to anything else, I want to go back to the commodities markets here, or excuse me, not the commodities markets, the stock markets.
And we're going to look at the other indexes here for the foreign markets.
If we can find it here, we're world indexes.
Here we go.
Now, we go look at Asia.
Everything in Asia before the stock market in America opened, it was up.
I mean, you know, the Nikkei index was up 119 points.
You had the Hang Shin Index up 292 points.
And, you know, I don't want to read the list of, you know, emerging Asian markets.
They were all up.
Everything's on the plus side there.
So in my personal opinion, you know, the China stocks that I mentioned are good long-term stocks.
I know that one of them took a dive today.
And, hey, that's the game of the market, baby.
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But anyway, I want to hear from you, folks.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I want to hear from you.
I mean, it's the Valentine's Day of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I mean, does anybody care?
Does anybody want to call up and tell me a little Valentine's Day story?
You want to tell me that, oh, yes, Ghost, I'm going to go out and just propose to my loved one because I love them.
I want to hear from you.
64665-24869.
Before we get any callers here, I want to talk about how Obama submitted his $3.7 trillion budget to Congress for fiscal year 2012.
All right.
So what's happening?
Well, of course, he's added a lot of investments to this budget.
You know, a lot of investments that, of course, the Republicans and the people on the right wing of the political spectrum aren't really agreeing with.
And at this point in time, if we review the budget as we can see it, I mean, you know, we've just been barely been able to go through it.
I don't know if you've seen it.
It's literally, you know, the size of somebody's arm in thickness.
It's like the length of an arm in thickness.
It's just stupid and ridiculous.
But with all this spending that the president is proposing in this budget, he's talking about cutting spending.
Yeah.
Oh, that's right.
He's talking about incrementally cutting spending.
Now, what does that mean?
That means that everything that I've said is starting not only to come to pass, but it's starting to lay the groundwork.
Now, before I go on to what's going on and what's proposed in this budget, I'd like for everybody to please go back to the archive at blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
And I have been saying this over and over and over again, that this particular America that we're living in is going to change in an incremental fashion, that we're going to have to start raising taxes after the Bush tax cuts are basically no longer valid in two years.
And once the tax cuts reset, that we're going to have to start doing some cutting of some pensions and some, you know, just everywhere you can think of.
Well, now the president has basically said that's what he's going to have to do.
That's right, folks.
I hope that you all are ready.
I told you so.
I told you, man.
And I know that there's people being like, what are you talking about, baby?
You talk to cut my government cheese, baby?
Yeah, you're damn right.
Yeah.
Let's talk about what he's going to cut here.
He's going to obviously put a freeze on non-security discretionary spending for the next five years.
About half of all federal departments and agencies would see their budgets reduced from levels in 2010, the last time agencies had an enacted budget, according to the administration documents, okay?
The exception of non-discretionary spending, Spending, he wants to add more money to the Security Exchange Commission.
Yeah, the SEC, the people that are supposed to be overlooking business and investment.
He wants to add more money and create this bureaucracy even bigger.
Well, supposedly, this big, nefarious scheme of deliberately running up the real estate market or subprime mortgage crisis or derivatives or whatever you want to blame for the economic collapse,
the SEC was sitting on its thumb, and it's been documented that they were just watching pornography and not really giving a crap about their jobs, not overlooking the transactions that were at hand.
And now you've got Barack Obama initiating in this budget that he wants more money to be put into the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Are you kidding me?
They want to approve a budget of $1.4 billion for the Securities and Exchange Commission in this new budget that Obama proposed.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, just imagine.
You know what their budget was for fiscal year 2010?
Just $304 million.
Yeah.
So I wonder what's going on there.
Sounds a little bit, you know, a little anti-business, if you will.
Let's talk about what else he wants to add a little bit more of bureaucratic power and a bureaucratic investment in.
The Internal Revenue Service.
That's another one of those, you know, one of those exceptions to the freeze on non-discretionary spending.
He wants to add $13.3 billion to the Internal Revenue Service.
So it would give them an increase of 9.4%.
And what are they going to do with that?
They're going to hire 5,000 new IRS agents so that they can go out and pursue tax cheats out here in America.
Yeah.
I'm not joking around, man.
I mean, this is disgusting.
This is just horrible what's happening here.
This is what our president is proposing.
I don't know how the market was reacting positively to this, but obviously this is what I've been saying is going to happen.
And let's talk about the cuts now, all right?
The Poe in America are going to get cut on their heating bills.
They get that, what is it called, the American weatherization voucher, whatever the hell it is.
Well, they're going to cut that off.
Obama's going to cut pail grants.
They're also going to cut a billion from airport grants, which who the hell cares?
But it's only going to increase the flight even more for all of us that fly everywhere.
And we're going to go ahead and cut $950 million from water treatment plants and other infrastructure.
So, you know, they've already put the fluoride in the water, and they're like, we're just going to go ahead and just cut the funding from that.
There's no need to look over water treatment plants.
We can just go ahead and cut it.
No problem.
Now, let's talk about the, you know, that's just cutting a little bit.
It's just not even scraping the iceberg, of course.
The Republicans are a little pissed.
You know, John Boner or Boehner or whatever his name is, you know, the guy who's always crying, whining all over the place.
This guy and his party are kind of a little taken back because they want more cuts.
You know, this is just not good enough.
You know, cutting a little bit from the Po, you know, not letting students have pail grants any longer, you know, cutting here, cutting it.
It's just not good enough.
You know, we want more spending.
But, you know, Obama's like, well, wait just a second.
You know, not only am I going to cut a little bit of spending here, I'm also going to increase, quote-unquote, fees.
Yeah, new fees.
All right.
Now, he's calling the administration is calling for $85 billion in new or increased fees over the next 10 years that would affect a number of different industries.
So if you happen to have stock in any industry that are going to be affected by this, listening closely, it wants to raise $28 billion.
This is according to Bloomberg News.
It wants to raise $28 billion by more than doubling airline security passenger fees.
Another $16 billion would come by raising fees companies pay to the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation to ensure their pensions.
Yeah.
Man, I need a beer here.
Hold on, let me open up a beer.
I'm not joking.
These are the new fees.
This is how they're going to increase tax.
This is incremental taxation.
Incremental taxation here.
But it's not all.
Oil and gas companies will see their inspection fees more than sex tuple to $65 million per year, supposedly to cover the cost of increased oversight in the wake of the spill from BP.
This is, you know, according to the administration.
Of course, it goes on to say the government would charge new or higher fees for patents, generic drug reviews, and manufacturers seeking to label products with its energy star, among other changes.
I'm not joking, folks.
I mean, what am I telling you?
This is where it begins.
This is why I'm telling every capitalist out there, you better make your own moves.
You better go out and basically take your capital and attain as many assets as possible, whether it's in equities, whether it's in real estate, whether it's in metals, whether it's in commodities, whatever it takes, you have to go out there and diversify.
Because let me tell you, we're living in some very precarious times.
And I've been saying this for a long period of time.
I hope that all the individuals that have capitalized off this market, the run in the equities markets, have capitalized because I'm seeing an economic retraction.
And I said it, you can look back in the archive.
I said that we're seeing an economic retraction coming in around mid to late spring.
And I'm telling folks out there, be very wary with all these gains that are happening here in the equities markets.
But once again, folks, this is Obama's budget.
This is it right here.
I'm not doing it.
This is it right here.
He's going to cut.
He already talked about increasing certain things.
He wants to make an investment in edumication.
Yeah, he wants to make an investment into edimication so that we can edimicate our kids even more.
Like our kids are so much, I don't know, like the school system is serving our children in such a fashion that they need an up in their pay.
They need more computers.
I mean, what do these teachers need exactly?
I think these teachers need a good kick in the ass.
And that's what Rick Perry is doing out here in Texas.
Out here in Texas, we actually have a budget situation of our own.
We actually have gone over budget.
We have a rainy day fund that we have.
And I don't know what the hell the legislature of Texas is going to do.
I don't know if they're going to go into it or not.
But regardless, we're cutting out here.
We're cutting.
We're not going to sit here and continue to pay for bureaucratic crap that's putting us in tremendous deficits.
So what is Rick Perry doing?
He's telling all school districts in Texas to lay off teachers and lay off ridiculous bureaucrats that are not even needed to conduct education in Texas.
And you've got all these teachers crying, man.
They're like, oh, my God, I can't believe it.
Can you believe it?
They're going to fire me.
Well, tough titty.
I mean, haven't you noticed for all the folks that are trying to go get one of those emergency certification degrees?
You know, that seems to be the new industry for losers to go into.
You know, they've been rejected by every form of private enterprise or career.
So they're like, I'm going to go teach him.
It seems easy to do.
So everybody goes out and gets a little emergency certification if they got a BA or something.
So they go in, and they've saturated the market, man.
And they've made our kids dumber.
Have you seen our kids?
For Christ's sake, it's made them dumber.
Speaking of dumb, and we're going to get into this later in the program.
Did anybody see the freaking Grammys for Christ's sake?
I mean, what kind of a freak show is that the Grammys?
I mean, this is what I'm talking about here.
And Obama in this budget where he's increasing spending while supposedly cutting spending, he wants to give more money to this education system.
Why don't we just get rid of education, man?
God damn it.
I've been saying it time and time again.
Why don't we just get rid of the entire public education system since all it's doing is dumbing down our children into doing nothing but to be consumers of simplistic stupidity similar to what we saw last night on the Grammys?
It's disgusting.
Utterly sick.
NYSE Hostile Takeover Attempt00:07:49
But, you know, this $3.7 trillion budget of Obama, you know, I'm telling you, folks, it's the beginning.
And they're already, you know, in the article on Bloomberg, he's already speculating that, you know, anticipated income from those resetted rates after the Bush tax cuts are reset.
There isn't, I mean, you've got two years left, folks, to obtain as much assets and capital as possible.
Then there's going to be some high taxation, man.
And not only is there going to be high taxation, you're going to have a lot of people being cut the government cheese.
Yeah, he's going to cut my government cheese, baby.
It ain't fair, baby.
I've got to go out and loot in the streets now, baby, because of my kids.
You understand what I'm talking about?
Obama don't care about my kids.
I voted in Obama because he was supposed to take care of me and my kids.
Yeah, well, you know, tough titty, all right?
It's ridiculous.
Anyway, I mean, that's the budget.
You know, just be informed.
Yeah, you know, you heard it here.
You know, there's going to be taxation.
There's going to be cuts in federal pension.
There's going to be cuts in employees in federal, state, and municipal.
There's going to be cuts.
There's going to be cuts.
There's going to be high taxes.
There's going to be taxes everywhere.
So I'm telling you, just just watch.
Just watch and learn.
Anyway, we were talking a little bit last week about how the NYSE is about to be bought out by Deutsche Bors, which is an exchange out of Germany.
That's right.
The Germans are wanting to buy the New York Stock Exchange.
And as soon as this news came onto the New York Stock Exchange floor, of course, everybody was talking about it.
The stock went through the roof.
They actually had to suspend stock trading on that day so that there wouldn't be such a ridiculous run on the stock.
They actually had to stop taking trades for it.
Well, just when you thought we were going to be goose stepping and eating sauerkraut and going SIG heil every time we walk into the New York Stock Exchange or we make a trade, we've got somebody to come in to save the day.
Now, CME, CME is considering to join groups with the NASDAQ exchange to combine forces in an attempt to buy the NYSC.
It's a hostile takeover attempt.
It was broken by Gasparino on Fox Business.
Fox Business and Bloomberg Business are some kick-ass general news commentary that you can watch on the tube.
It's not too bad.
But he broke this.
And let me tell you, I know that people are laughing about CME, their derivatives type of market.
And I don't want to get into the whole technicality of why people don't like them.
But what I'm saying is that it's a hell of a lot better that the CME and NASDAQ getting together and taking over the NYSC except for, you know, besides some damn Germans.
I don't want to make a trade when I'm trading, whether it's day trading or long term.
I don't want to make a trade knowing that these damn Germans, you know, and I've got nothing against Germans, okay?
Look, I'm sorry if it sounds like I'm a little racist against Krauts or something, but I just, you know, I just don't like, you know, people that are culturalists or natural or nationalist.
And that's exactly what Germans are.
They're nationalists and they're culturalists.
You know, piss off with that crap, you know?
I mean, I think of culture like a novelty, you know?
Seriously, you know, when all these idiots are celebrating these cultures, like, oh, it's a big deal.
I live in Diefordis crap.
I mean, it's a novelty.
You know, you have a little stupid festival.
You celebrate your stupid culture.
You wear your stupid garb.
You go home and you become a productive member of civilized society like everybody else.
But no, it doesn't work that way, does it?
Take a drink here.
It brings a little bit of relief to me, because I know that I was a little bit freaked out when Deutsche Börse, Börse, excuse me, I'm not a German, so I don't know.
Deutsch Bors was going to take over the NYSC because I don't I'm telling you, I mean, does anybody not see the implications of this?
I mean, especially for all these assholes that email me up saying that, oh, girls, it sounds like you're from the New World Order.
That's what it sounds like.
It does like you're putting the New World up.
Well, you know, I'm sitting here announcing that, you know, our exchange, our American stock exchange is going to be sold off to the Germans, which already own the Deutsch Bors already owns several exchanges throughout Europe, including the German exchange.
You don't see like some sort of a I don't know a convergence of economics on an international scale here.
Not that I'm a against it.
I'm not against it.
I'm just saying that, you know, I mean, you know, the Germans are going to buy the New York Stock Exchange.
You know, that's where the birth of capitalism was, for heaven's sake.
Let's American capitalism, not capital, but American capitalism, man.
The hell are we doing out here?
So I hope CME, even though, you know, they're in the derivatives markets and that sort of thing, I hope that they make a move and get the hostile takeover and they get it going.
Even though Charles kicked the American people in the ball, Schumer is against this Deutsch-Bors deal.
But, you know, who cares?
408, you're on the air.
Area code 408.
Well, Jesus Christ.
See what I'm saying?
I take a call here and then they just sit there and they freeze like a damn deer in a headline.
It's like, is he calling on me?
Oh, my God.
You don't know what to do.
Anyway, folks, I'm sorry.
It's Valentine's Day.
You know, it's Valentine's Day.
As you can see, I'm not drinking very heavily today.
I got to go out with a wife.
You know, I mean, you know, because everybody adapts this stupid, dumb, you know, ridiculous scholastic holiday.
It like encapsulates the minds of everybody to believe that we got to go out and appoint some sort of special activity to go out and do because, oh, look, it's Valentine's Day.
You got to go tell the girls they quickly did it.
Shut up.
But anyway, that's what I'm going to be doing.
So that's why I'm kind of just, you know, kind of kicking back, chilling like a villain.
I'm not.
Oh, hey, 408, you back?
Oh, sorry, Ghost.
I had another call on the other line.
Oh, no, don't worry about it.
Who is this?
This is Goofy Bone.
Oh, hey, what's going on, Goofy?
Hey, I had a couple questions, Ghost.
Social Security Funding Crisis00:07:33
So is this tax cut?
I mean, this thing that Obama presented, is this going to affect the irregular American people that are, you know, that are working and doing what they do to survive?
Is this going to affect us that hard, or is this something that's just going to pass by like a flight in the wind?
Well, no, no.
You know, the proposed budget at this point in time and how they're going to generate certain fees, quote-unquote, fees at this point in time, are definitely going to affect the American public.
Because not only are we having inflation on the market level, and I'm talking about commodities inflation, people are paying more for bread.
They're paying more for meat.
They're paying more for clothing now.
There was a report today that clothing is going to be increased by 10% here in the next quarter because of textile demands and all this other nonsense.
So you add these fees, and let's read these fees, shall we?
This is where the new fees.
Here we go.
We got $28 billion by doubling airline security passenger fees.
So they're going to try to raise $28 billion by increasing airline security.
They're going to try to raise another $16 billion by raising company fees to pay for the pension benefit guarantee corporation to insure their pensions.
They're going to hit oil and gas companies with higher inspections fees, and then that's going to sex tuple.
I mean, not double, sex-tuple to $65 million per year, you know, which is going to increase the gas prices, which is already going to go up.
And we're going to talk about why they're going to go up because of all this Middle Eastern unrest that I prognosticated.
Once again, it's spreading all over the place.
This stupid Egyptian revolution has inspired the whole goddamn region to start raising up like a bunch of idiots without any direction, nothing.
I think it's bad news for America.
I think it's bad news for the world.
I think that we need to really watch this situation in the Middle East.
But we talk about cuts.
Well, they're going to cut programs that are going to help the Poe in America.
They're putting freeze on non-security discretionary spending for the next five years.
They're going to increase funding to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
So who the hell knows how much regulation is down the pike for business, stock, commodities exchanges, whatever.
They're going to increase their budget up to $1.4 billion when in the fiscal year of 2010 it was only $304 million for funding.
I mean, they're going to increase the internal revenue service by 9.4%.
They're going to give them $13.3 billion to hire 5,000 more new employees to go get more quote-unquote tax cheats.
They're going to basically cut out the heating bill payments for the PO in America.
They're going to cut out Payle Grants.
So all you kids out there expecting a Payle Grant from the government, you ain't getting dick.
It's just sick.
So you're damn right here when all these things are incrementally done.
It hasn't been accepted yet by the Congress and the Senate.
It's only been proposed.
But you know how it goes.
Once it goes to the Congress and Senate, they add all kinds of new crap, new taxes, new pork barrel spending, new this, new that.
It's a disgrace.
And what's going to happen in the process is that our deficit is going to continue to go up.
The value of our dollars is going to continue to go down.
And what's going to happen, man?
What's going to happen to America with high unemployment, with a lack of economic opportunity out here?
What's going to happen when we've got high prices for commodities that ain't going down?
What's going to happen when we ain't got damn the money that we have in our pockets ain't worth crap?
I mean, that's what I'm saying.
Anyway, go ahead, Goofy Boom.
And another thing I wanted to ask, Ghost, is that I'm barely hitting 30.
Should I just forget about my Social Security and just rake up my capital?
Because I mean, my dad's getting a nice, good, fat little check for his Social Security, but I keep hearing later on our Social Security, we ain't even going to see not even $200, $300 of it.
Well, you know, I hate to break it to you there, Goofy Bone, but you ain't going to see nothing.
All right.
You know, the Social Security that's being taken out of your check right now is being used to pay for these old people that are here today.
And you see, what sucks is that Obama, knowing that, you know, the majority of voters in today's America are over the age of 65, because all the baby boomers are retiring here within the next, what is it, seven to ten years.
And these individuals are going to vote based upon this government entitlement.
That's why you heard no cutting whatsoever in that rant that I gave about the $3.7 trillion budget that Obama introduced.
You want to know why?
Because he wants those votes for 2012.
And what's really unfortunate there, Goofy Bone, is that guys like you that are out there, they have to go out and get a job, and the only job they can get is a flipping burger somewhere.
And there's nothing wrong with flipping burgers, man.
Believe it or not, you could still ball flippin' burgers.
I've told people how to do it many episodes ago.
But the thing is, is that once you get your check, you see the taxes that are taken out of your damn check, and where are they going?
It's going to Social Security, it's going to Medicaid, Medicare, and a guy like you that's 30 years old or somebody who's under the age of 45, in my personal opinion, these people are still paying this crap, and they're not going to see one red cent of that.
And I know that everybody's trying to calm everybody down and say, oh, no, you're going to see it.
Everything's going to be okay.
You know, I got my check.
You're going to get your check.
Bullshit.
I'm sorry to excuse my French, but it ain't going to happen, man.
We've got so many financial obligations obligated to that particular Social Security fund pool that it's been spent about 20 times already.
And who spent that Social Security fund?
Well, it was the same people that put into it.
It was the same old people that decided to initiate all these liberal, you know, hold hands and sing Kumbaya initiatives that have nearly bankrupted this country.
And now they want the youth of America with no economic opportunity that are in bondage with these student loans that they're going to have to pay for the rest of their lives.
They want them to go out there and, you know, with whatever they can find out here in this ridiculous employment sector in America, and they want them to pay taxes.
They want them to pay Social Security taxes for them.
And I think it's sick, man.
I think it's sick that these old people, and let me tell you, I'm not a young man myself.
I mean, I'm speaking from an old person's perspective, but I think it's sad.
I think it's sad.
I see these old farts.
Whenever I go out to eat, for Christ's sake, they come out of their Cadillac.
And you know, you know, that Cadillac was paid for by their damn Social Security check.
Banking for Loan Credibility00:03:04
And Goofy Bone, you ain't going to see nothing, man.
I know that people are going to tell you, oh, no, it's not true.
It's this.
BS.
Bull crap.
You're getting taxed so that you can feed your mom and pops.
You better love your mom and pops because they didn't leave you dead, man.
Open mic.
And another thing I wanted to ask is that so I shouldn't put a lot of money in the bank because that shit's going to deteriorate little by little.
Where should I put it at?
Well, you should always have money in the bank there, Goofy.
I mean, money in the bank is not a bad thing.
What's unfortunate is that because our government is spending all this money and this Obama's $3.7 trillion budget is just kind of raping the monetary system and debasing our currency, the value of that dollar continues to go down every single day.
That's what really sucks about trying to stack capital in the bank.
But you need the bank because, you see, you have to at least make transactions in the bank.
Let's say that you're a businessman and you've got a lot of checks or you've got a lot of cash deposits because you have so on some odd business.
Well, you need those transactions with the bank so that you can have documented evidence that you are actually worthy of a loan in the future.
I mean, you can tell the bank, hey, you've seen my record.
You've seen how much money I deposit in here and move out of here.
You know I'm worth so much.
They didn't have bean counters to make judgment calls on all this stuff.
This is why you need a bank to a certain degree so that you can get loans.
Remember, you're never going to be able to be a millionaire without taking a big fat loan so that you can be able to take a calculated risk that will give you big-time long-term rewards, whether that be a business, whether that be taking out a loan for stocks, whether that's taking that a loan for real estate, whatever the case might be.
But the only way you're going to get a loan is if you have collateral, first of all.
And secondly, you need to be documented with a bank that you actually have the capability of depositing large sums of capital so that you can pay off your loan.
And that's why you need a bank account so that you can prove to the bank that you cash in $1,000 to $1,500, $2,000 a week, so they can give you a loan that's comparable to the payments of whatever agreed upon term limit that you're going to get and the amount of loan you're going to get.
So you're saying I should just throw in like $1,000, $2,000 a week just to show some credibility that I have for my bank.
Because, I mean, I have some money, but it's just sitting in my safe.
Government Devaluation of Dollars00:11:01
And it ain't doing nothing but collecting dust.
So, I mean, I want to put it.
I already got money in the stock, so I mean, I don't want to put no more in there.
I want to put it somewhere where it will be more productive.
And, you know, another thing that I was worried about is the Social Security thing.
Because, I mean, we're getting all these freebies, these tax cuts, and all this other stuff.
But in the end, it sounds good now, but in the end, they're going to jew us.
I'm sorry to say that word, but that's what they're going to do.
I mean, the sad thing is that they should take away all these welfares and all these other entitlements that these people get.
Take it away from them to make these people go out there and get a job.
You know what I mean?
Well, the bad part about that, Goofy Bone, is that there are no jobs out here.
I mean, don't get me wrong, there are jobs everywhere.
Let me explain.
You're not getting it, though, Goofy Bone.
These people have screwed their lives up to the point where they got eight kids.
These people are losers.
They know they're life losers.
You see, you need to realize that we're in a very precarious time in American history.
I mean, the majority of our people are a bunch of idiots.
And I hate to say it.
I'm not trying to be anti-American here, but look at the sour scowls on people's faces when you walk outside your door.
I mean, you want to know why?
Because they have kids they can't afford.
They put themselves in debts that no honest man can pay.
And because they're in a situation where they know, they know for a fact they'll never be anything.
They'll never aspire to the dreams that they thought they could have.
They'll never get the big house with the white picket fence that they thought they were going to get.
They're at the point now where they're losers.
So what else is a loser going to do except be a disgusting, despicable mooch?
You know?
Yeah, well, but if the Congress and all those people put their brains together and realize all these lazy people are sitting back getting a free check while a half of the world is out there working their ass off to try to get a lousy dollar, well, what's going on here?
See, this is what pisses me off.
And I'm Mexican, and I hate sectionators.
I hate all these low-life entitlement people.
I just hate them because why do I have to sit here and work my butt off?
And then these people sit on their ass, smoke their cracks, smoke their weed, do whatever the hell they want when America is moving slowly.
But if these people would get off their fat asses and work, it would be moving at a rapid speed.
It would be progressing.
It would be like Obama says, we could outdo China and Japan and all that.
But no, half of America is fat and lazy and don't want to do a damn thing.
So, you know, that just pisses me off, ghost, because it pisses me off, too.
It pisses me off, too, there, Goofy.
Believe me, you're preaching the choir here.
Unfortunately, it's our government's fault.
And if we blame our government, we have to blame ourselves because this is a government made for the people and by the people.
And, you know, the people wanted this.
You know, this is why I'm saying the same assholes that are, you know, raping you for a Social Security check because you're not going to get one.
You're basically paying it for the old people.
These are the same people, these same old baby boomer bastards.
You're the same people that initiated all this spending.
They initiated all this leftist idealism that we need to give more money to the Poe in America.
We need to reward women who shit out eight kids.
We need to reward some junkie who's hopped up on some sort of freaked out drug of some sort.
We need to hook up all these people.
And as a result, these are why we have all these deficits that we've encompassed to this point.
And this is what's devaluing your dollar there, Goofy.
I mean, all those dollars that you're trying to stack, they're getting devalued because of this government.
And not to mention that we've got an increase worldwide on things to buy in general, period.
I mean, commodities are just up.
And, you know, when commodities are up and the value of the dollar is down, I think that spells disaster for not too long into the future for the American person.
I mean, I think that the spending potential is going to go down the tubes if we don't either get some jobs going on, which I don't foresee in the future, or we somehow get some decent monetary policy to put some value back in the dollar.
Yeah, Ghost, it really sickens me, but that's why I'm stacking up.
That's why I thank God that God geared me your way to listen to your show because I told many of my friends, my stupid liberal buddies, that this guy is making me money.
And I showed them.
And I showed them all the money.
And now they're probably at their house listening to you right now.
Or they're probably in their office listening to you right now.
But it's just that I'm looking out for myself in the future because I know I'm going to get deemed.
And I don't want to be the dumb shit out there waiting in line for Section 8 and all that other stuff because I have pride.
I have pride as a man.
You damn right.
Get off my ass and go out and work for my dollar.
But, you know, I don't want to be one of these Poe people in America.
I want to be someone out there gaining, capitalizing, trying to live a proper life to understand that this world revolves around money.
And without it, you're nothing.
And I thank God for you every day, Ghost.
Oh, man, I thank you for listening, okay, Jamie.
I thank you for listening in.
All right, Ghost.
Well, I love you, brother, and you take care and have a good show.
I'll be listening.
All right, man.
Thanks a lot, Goofy Bone.
We appreciate you calling in every time, man.
It was Goofy Bone right there.
You know, look, I can hear the anger in his voice.
I mean, I've been angry.
I mean, look in the archive, for Christ's sake.
I've been angry.
I mean, I can't stand going outside.
Well, I don't know.
Austin's a little different.
I mean, I see some homeless idiots every now and then when I'm walking down the street in Austin.
But I don't mind homeless people.
They just want a drink and, you know, a place to, you know, put their cardboard box and sleep for a few hours.
But the Poe, I mean, they want enough money to get fat, to buy a Dolce Gabbana, to buy a Gucci, to buy Louis Vuitton.
I mean, you know, it's just disgraceful.
But, you know, when you walk outside and you just look around, you could go to anywhere, anywhere, just go anywhere, and look at the sour scowls on people.
This is what I'm telling you folks.
Individuals at this point in time that are collecting the system, that are ganging the system, that are collecting unemployment for 99 weeks, that are, you know, dirty dishrag whores who shit out about eight or nine kids from eight or nine different fathers, drug addicts, degenerates, derelicts.
You know, the more loser you are in America, the more our government gives you money.
And at this point in time, you know, nobody has the pride that Goofy Bone was exhibiting just a little couple of minutes ago.
There's nobody that has that pride anymore.
People are shameless now, for Christ's sake.
They're shameless.
I mean, look at them on the street for Christ's sake.
I mean, they're going into restaurants with, you know, frayed out shorts, flip-flops, and a T-shirt with sweat stains all over it.
You know, they're going into five-star restaurants looking like complete sloths, for Christ's sake.
Nobody has any kind of pride in themselves.
Nobody has any kind of pride in their looks, their integrity, their self-worth.
Nothing.
It's disgraceful.
So, you know, this is why I'm saying, I mean, you can sit here and, you know, I hear you, Goofy Bone.
Believe me.
I mean, it makes me sick, too, when I see these Poe people in America.
Oh, I'm Poe in America, baby.
I got five, six kids, baby.
I need money for my kids.
And you're not understanding, baby.
You're not understanding, my kids.
Yeah, I understand, all right.
You have dehumanized humanity.
All right.
And I'm talking to all you single mothers out there who've shitted out these children because of the entitlements that are given to you.
You have trivialized human life.
And if you think that you have made any kind of significance by shitting out children, you have not.
You have done nothing but ruined this country.
As a matter of fact, just take a look at how many assholes are walking the earth at this point in time.
What is it?
7.5 billion assholes?
7.5 billion assholes walking the face of the planet.
And more than 75, 80% of these people are completely stupid, ignorant, nuts, emotionally impulsive, pathetic, immature, illiterate.
I could just go on and on for Christ's sake with no type of initiative whatsoever.
I mean, we are living in modernity.
Don't you understand that?
We're living in modernity, and yet these people want to go throw us back about 150 years to when we used to be able to make our own houses and make our own clothes and make our own food and make our own chuck wagons.
Just too many freaking people, man.
Too many freaking people.
We need some more enlightened people out here.
I mean, you want to take a look at American, or excuse me, American, you want to take a look at world ignorance?
You want to take a look at world ignorance?
Take a look at the Egyptian revolution.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
I mean, gag me with a spoon and make me puke up cream of wheat for Christ's sake.
Oh, Jesus.
I mean, every time I flipped it on the mainstream news media, you had these stupid liberal jerk-offs talking about how this Egyptian revolution was just somehow inspiring story.
It was a bunch of heathens going out and wrecking the streets like a bunch of animals.
You know, like a bunch of primitive creatures in the damn jungle.
That's what it was.
There was no revolution now.
You call that a revolution?
That wasn't a revolution.
That was a disgusting disgrace, a disgusting display in human depravity.
That's what it was.
A disgusting display of human depravity.
And for anybody to give this any type of legitimacy, this Egyptian revolution, any type of legitimacy, you don't know revolution if it hits you in your clogged up calling pipe.
Johnson & Johnson Stock Movement00:04:49
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I know I'm getting a little out of hand here, but good God, man.
I mean, I feel Goofy Bones, you know, his tension.
I feel it, man.
I mean, I live every damn day.
I mean, let me just calm down.
I'm going to take a couple of callers, then we're going to go on a break.
We got Humor Institute.
Is that you?
Yes, that's me.
My great-grandfather just died and left me a whole bunch of stocks, and some of them is AOL.
And I am having a hard time with that because of the recent acquisition of Ariana Huffington Empire.
So should I get rid of them, or do you think are they going to get better or worse?
Well, you know, at this point in time, I mean, if you're already holding on to them, I would have sold off last week when they were in their $20 range.
I know at this point in time, I mean, they took such a bad dive.
Let me go ahead and pull up a chart on that before I comment on it.
I don't know if it was up today.
I'm not really tracking AOL stock.
But it went up about two, what is it?
Well, 61 cents.
It's really not much.
But I'm not sure.
I mean, I think, in my personal opinion, what Tim Armstrong did as CEO of AOL was not something that anybody who has any kind of financial credibility, I mean, who in the blue hell would pay 30 times net operating income?
I mean, net operating expenses.
I mean, it just doesn't make any sense.
30 times that, geez.
So, you know, what I advise you to do is, you know, since it's up a little bit, I would entertain other ideas long term.
Although, it's not that they're in debt.
I mean, they still have cash.
The initial public offering from its split-off from Time Warner basically gave them $800 million, a little over $800 million in cash.
$315 million of that, obviously, is going to the Ariana Huffington Post Empire, if you want to call it that.
So they still got some capital.
It's just what Tim Armstrong does with it is what's going to basically judge if that stock's going to make a climb or not.
Remember, the market reacts very dramatically to any kind of news.
Very reactionary market.
Helter-skelter market is what I like to call it.
But if you email or call down to Investor Relations, and if they tell you something that sounds as if there's going to be any kind of long-term growth, then I would just hold on to AOL.
And maybe Tim Armstrong knows what he's talking about.
Maybe Ariana Huffington knows what she's talking about.
I don't think so.
I think she's just some stupid, loud-mouthed foreigner, you know, that needs to just get back in the kitchen and cook some tortillas instead of sitting out here thinking that we all want to hear her commentary or something.
I mean, if you want my personal opinion, I think that's what she should be doing.
But I would hold on to it and see what's going on.
All right.
And then I also got a whole bunch of Johnson and Johnson.
Yeah, Johnson and Johnson has actually been kind of stagnant.
It's just one of those it's one of those components, just like Intel, you know, they got pretty good earnings.
It's just that for some reason investors like to just go out and use these types of blue chip stocks for day trading purposes.
It's obvious by the amounts of volume that are on these stocks, and yet you see these small gains and then small losses.
If you take a look at these charts throughout a day, they usually are up and down.
But the thing about Johnson ⁇ Johnson, it just doesn't seem like it wants to move.
The investors aren't going to go into that stock until there's a dramatic economic contraction where they have to search far and wide for profits for safe havens once the sell-off happens.
And I believe it's going to happen in mid-spring, late spring.
And that's my personal opinion.
So I hope that helps you.
And I thank you very much for calling.
Hopefully, you know, the Johnson ⁇ Johnson stock gets a little bit more movement.
But anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Safe Havens During Sell-Offs00:04:16
I'm going to take a little break.
But before I take a break here, once again, I've been getting a lot of emails from folks.
And for you folks that don't know my email address, it's ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
I've been getting a lot of emails from assholes who have been telling me that I'm some sort of a racist man.
That I'm just some sort of a disgusting, despicable grand dragon or something.
As if I'm some sort of a bad guy.
I've been trying every single day for the shortest month of the year, February, trying to commemorate Black History Month by airing a black artist to commemorate.
And because I initiated in the beginning of my quest to highlight Black History Month, I started playing some gangster rap music or what they call, what do they call a hip-hop.
And all of a sudden, I started getting crap from the brothers and the sisters because they're like, ah, man, that makes us look bad, baby.
You're making us look bad.
This is gangsta, man.
We ain't all about gangsta.
So, you know, I've been trying to diversify since I've been taking so much heat.
I just don't understand it.
Okay.
I just don't understand.
So what we're going to do here, since it's Valentine's Day, and everybody's got a heart on because they think they're going to get laid at night because they spring on a box of chocolates with some dumb dunce.
But since it's Valentine's Day and there's a lot of people out here that don't have a girlfriend or you're an ugly chick and you don't have somebody buying you chocolates, flowers, or diamond or something, I want to make you feel a little bit better.
Because I know that being alone sometimes when you're some single person, you get a little bit cabin feverish.
You want to go out and just start settling for something.
That's why I see it all the time on the court shows, these ugly, disgusting women that get taken to the cleaners by some ethnic minority because they met him in the club at last call.
She takes them home, and before you know it, two days later, he's moved in there.
Two weeks later, she's funding his 79 Cadillac on dubs on her credit.
And henceforth, that's why they've got to go to these damn court shows.
I mean, the courts are filled with them.
Filled with them.
So I am going to play a song that's dedicated to the moocher.
And this song was, you know, actually an old, old song.
I mean, I think it was back in the early 40s, maybe in the late 30s.
And I'm talking about a song by a guy by the name of, or I should say a cat, huh?
Yeah, by a cat by the name of Cab Calloway.
And it was a song about how, you know, many of the moochers, some bimbo named Minnie, who basically just went out and, you know, hopped from cock to cock to cock.
And basically, that's how she made her living.
That's how she made money.
That's how she, you know, rode around the world and got diamonds and all that other nonsense.
So I want everybody to listen to this.
For all the folks that are alone, you know, playing with your own pecker shaft, just listen to this for a little bit.
Maybe this will help you not be so lonely.
Because, I mean, wouldn't you rather be alone with more money than to be with somebody, you know, and with less money who you know ain't going to do what you want her to do?
I mean, let's be honest.
I mean, why did Jesse James go to Bombshell McGee?
I mean, do you think that Sandra Bullock was going to do the type of disgusting, you know, primal garbage that Jesse James did with Bombshell McGee with what the hell is her name of Bullock?
Middle East Unrest and Protests00:10:31
No, it's not going to happen.
So anyway, without any further ado, here's a little bit of Cab Calloway with Minnie the Moocher.
It goes out to everybody out there that is a little lonely on Valentine's Day.
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It's True Capitalist Radio Time, episode number 22, for all the folks that are keeping track.
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It is Valentine's Day for all the folks that care.
You know, what I particularly hate about these little scholastic holidays that we're supposed to be so jovial to celebrate, they always encompass spending large sums of money, which really kind of pisses me off, to say the least.
You know, always consists of, you know, Mother's Day, Father's Day, you know, there's a day for everything.
Valentine's Day.
I mean, it always encompasses spending large sums of money for no freaking reason.
You know, I think that people should be rewarded with gifts or showered with perks, if you will, if they do something that accorded that particular gesture.
But anyway, I don't want to get into that, folks.
We'll get into that sometime later.
Once again, this is episode number 22 for all the folks that are keeping track out there.
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Because I know that, hell, Twitter and some asshole in some sand trap somewhere named Whale Gonem basically started a revolution out there in Egypt based upon Twitter and Facebook and all these other social networking sites.
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All right, we're back.
Now, you see, that should show all of you folks that I'm a little cultured here.
All right.
You know, I mean, what kind of a racist knows about Cab Calloway, huh?
You know, what kind of a racist, you know, is so cultured in his diversity of music appreciation?
You just can't you can't mess with it.
I know there's a lot of assholes out here that are going to continue to say, ah, you're racist.
You don't know your ass from your elbow.
All right.
I just talked about the German krauts from Deutsch Bors trying to take over NYSC and the fact that I'm a little bit elated with CME teaming up with NASDAQ to potentially take over in a hostile bid, the NYSE, from Deutsch Bors.
You know, I just don't want to, you know, be executing a trade and having to go see it every time I do a damn trade, you know, if Deutsch Bors takes control of the NYSC.
I mean, I'm going to have to be goose-stepping, you know, from my computer to, you know, wherever they are.
I mean, I don't want to do it.
I don't want to do it.
So anyway, I want to hear from you, folks.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
All right, I want to hear from you.
Anyway, I want to talk a little bit about what's going on in the Middle East.
I know I was just alluding to that before we went to the minute of moocher by Cab Calloway.
But what did I say was going to happen after this Egyptian debacle, this disgusting display of savagery?
It was going to spread.
And that's exactly what it's doing, folks.
I mean, have you seen the amount of countries that are having uprisings in their countries?
I mean, have you seen them?
I mean, it's spreading around like wildfire.
I wish that the true capitalist radio would spread around that quickly, for Christ's sake.
Because of this Egyptian situation and the Mubarak stepping down and all this crap, all the other countries throughout the Middle East now think that they can just get up and act like complete and other savages, complete and other pathetic creatures of disgusting chaos, and that their leader is just going to go ahead and step down for Christ's sake.
I mean, you've got, what is it, Libya?
You know, Muamar Qaddafi is probably a little pissed.
You've got, what is it, Yemen, obviously?
Jordan, Saudi Arabia starting to see some uprising.
I mean, it's what the hell's going on here, man?
You know what's really pissing me off is that these savages out here in the Middle East are justifying.
Let me tell you this, and you can mark my words, folks, they are justifying censorship of the Internet.
Because what do they say?
What is the media saying right now?
Oh, this is a technological revolution.
This is a Facebook Twitter revolution.
Who the hell is going to listen to what people say on their Twitter and Facebook, except for, you know, with all due respect, uneducated heathens?
You know?
I mean, you know, who does these things?
I mean, how many Americans are going to go out because some asshole made a Facebook and says, go out there and start wrecking the city and starving your people?
It's a damn disgrace, man.
And now you've got this chaos spreading all over the Middle East that's going to jeopardize, believe me, it's going to jeopardize energy prices, and I've been predicting it.
I've already predicted the spread of this whole chaos nonsense.
You can look back at the archives at Ghost.
Well, no, no, no, it's a blog talkradio.com/slash ghost.
Take a look at those damn archives for Christ's sake.
I predicted this crap.
And, you know, even Iran, folks, even Iran is starting to come back.
You know, the Iranian revolution, and for you folks that have been with me for a long time, I was really advocating the revolution in Iran in 2009 when they were uprising against the fraudulent Ahmadimajad elections.
I was out there saying that the United States should do something for these people in Iran, you know, clandestine operations, something.
Well, now that the whole damn Middle East is in upheaval and, you know, the people are rising up and they're committing chaos and everything.
Now the Iranian people are coming back.
And what does our State Department do?
Oh, they get a Twitter account.
Yeah, they get an Iranian-based Twitter account to, you know, somehow, you know, push propaganda.
I mean, you know, what we should have done in 2009 is help the Iranian revolution that were out there in the streets with no guns, just like Cheniman Square.
They were out there protesting.
And what did the Iranian revolution do?
What did the Atolla and the Ahmadimajad do?
They mowed these people down like a bunch of dogs and shot them up.
Like they were, you know, just nothing, like they were target practice.
And what did people do then?
I mean, you know, we didn't do nothing then.
We didn't do nothing when those people in Cheniman Square, those Chinese people in Cheniman Square were murdered, 150,000 of them.
I mean, that's from the numbers that we know so far.
150,000 people just mowed down like a bunch of dogs because they were out there peacefully protesting.
They weren't out there doing the stupid crap that these damn primitive native assholes that are in Egypt are doing.
They didn't wreck the streets.
They weren't out here wrecking businesses and looting and stuff.
They were out there causing peaceful unrest.
And what did the international community do?
They did nothing.
Nothing.
We just allowed these people to get murdered and butchered.
I'm talking about Cheniman Square in 1989.
I'm talking about Iran 2009.
So to sit here and acknowledge this Egyptian farce as any kind of legitimate revolution is a disgrace.
And let me tell you, mark my words, if you think that there's democracy coming, you know, in Egypt, there's democracy coming and all these other regions that are trying to overthrow these royal families or dictatorships, you got another thing coming, buddy.
GE Bullish Call Performance00:14:20
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I want to hear from you.
Let's take a few callers here.
350, you're on the air.
Coach, what's up, man?
This is Jameson.
Hey, what's going on, man?
Nothing much.
I was just looking over the stock today, and Friday, you suggested China Precision Steel, and that stock is down 15% today.
What do you got to say about that?
Well, I actually said something about that.
I still think I'm long-term on, or I'm long-term on China Precision.
You know, I mean, inevitably, what's happening is the fact that we've got, and if you look at the volume, you can tell that there's day traders gaming that stock.
You know, they're utilizing that stock to just kind of go back and forth.
I hate when this is why you don't go for cheap stocks.
I only advise these two inexpensive stocks for individuals looking for long-term holdings that are inexpensive.
But this is what happens, folks, when you have stocks that aren't that expensive.
You have people gaming these stocks, individuals that are going to create large volume, raise it and lower the stock.
It's a disgrace.
But not to mention that I'm still long-term on the stock.
I don't think it's down that much.
I mean, it's the only stock out of every stock that I've chosen that has any kind of negative to it.
But inevitably, like I told everybody that's listening to the program, if you look at the Asian markets yesterday, which is their Monday, everything was up the ass.
You know, we're seeing high demand from emerging markets for all kinds of raw materials.
And China Precision Steel supplies steel to emerging markets.
It supplies steel to appliances and electronic widgets, which is the base of Chinese manufacturing.
So inevitably, I'm still long-term on that.
I mean, it's only a couple of dollars stock.
So when you say it was down like, you know, it was down 14% today.
I mean, it was down like 30 cents.
30 cents.
So if you give me a break, man.
You know what I'm talking about?
I mean, if you felt that that was somehow supposed to be some sort of justification of saying, oh, you're wrong now, ghost.
I mean, let's take a look at the true capitalist portfolio for a second.
Let me go back to it because I got it all.
I'm in it.
So I'm going to tell you the exact positions here.
Hold on, let me pull it back up here.
God damn it.
Got too many damn things running here.
All right.
We take a look at every stock that the True Capitalist portfolio has in it.
And every stock that I advise, I'm going at the average rate of 1,000 shares because that's typically what you would want if you want to make a considerable investment in the stock.
You want to buy 1,000 shares of something.
So let's take a look, shall we?
Let's take a look at the first one that's on the list.
It's Coke symbol C-O-K-E.
All right.
I told people to get in on that.
Let me get the date on that when I bought it.
Let me see.
I told people to get in on that on February 4th.
You can look back in the archive and take a look at it.
February 4th.
And if you would have got in on that, you would have got in on that at $53.16 or a couple of cents below or above.
Now, it's been raising gradually.
Of course, you were going to see a sell-off, but still, the stock price is $5,470.
So if you'd have bought 1,000 shares, you'd be up $1,500 and was it, $1,540.
That's an increase of 2.9% from February 4th.
Okay, let's take a look at the other stocks that I've been advising.
The GE.
All right, let's take a look at when I told people to get bullish on GE.
I told people on February 8th.
And if you would have been there on February 8th, you would have probably got in on that stock at about $20.81, maybe a couple of cents higher or abover.
So what's the closeout on that?
The closeout on that right now is $21.50.
It was up 17 cents today.
It's been gradually upward.
Let's take a look at the other one that I advised, which was GM on Friday.
I told people on Friday during the trading session on my Twitter, the Twitter account is Ghost Politics, that GM is a good stock.
I basically told people to get in at $36.
It's still up $36.29, even going down $0.16 today.
We take a look at Intel.
I told people, Intel around the time when I advised it, I'll give you the exact time here for a second.
Intel, I told people on January 28th to get in on it at about around the range of 21.46, a couple of cents above or below.
Right now, it's 21.57, and that's down 19 cents.
Okay, let's take a look at Skechers.
Skechers, now that one, I took some heat for that one last week.
Oh, man, it's down, ghost.
I mean, what's going on?
Well, I told people, just like I'm telling with China Precision Steel, just hold on to it.
I'm long-term.
I'm not a day trader here.
I'm not telling people to get up and do some day trading going on.
But I'm in on Skechers.
Like I said, I put a timeframe from three to six months on Skechers.
And it took a beating last week because the day traders fluctuate these markets, man.
You have to understand that day traders affect the price of the stock.
And you can take a look at the volume and automatically understand where I'm coming from.
But if you would have waited and hold on to it, I mean, it was up 17 cents today.
All right, all those losses, you know, and we were down, what was it, $150,200 on Skechers last week.
All right.
We bought in at Skechers at $2,244.
It was down, what was it, last week, about $2,240, $2,239, $2,230-something.
Well, I told people, hey, don't worry about it.
Just long term, you know, three, six months, you know, look at it that time.
And look at it now.
It's raising up 17 cents.
Their earnings come out February 16th.
And we're going to see if the retail indicators, which every retail store, every retail outlet has made some pretty considerable profits in this quarter.
All the earnings have been great.
All the economic indicators from the data from retail sales to wholesale sales, that sort of thing.
I mean, give me a break.
It's still up.
It's up $2,259.
Up $0.17 today for Skechers.
And of course, the other Chinese stock that I advise people on, which is Zhengwang, Zhang Wang Real Estate Company, symbol XIN, it was up $0.04 today.
We got in at $2.40.
It's now $2.46.
So, you know, even if you count the loss of China Precision Steel, which was, you know, in my personal opinion, a bunch of day trader bastards, but hey, that's the I mean, you can't speculate where the bottom's going to be.
See, that's what's unfortunate about simplistic people.
You know, they think that, oh, man, the bottom, you told me this and it didn't work, baby.
It ain't fair, baby.
You said this and that, baby.
I mean, if I knew the bottom, I mean, don't you think that I'd be the greatest and richest man of all time?
And not only that, don't you think that the SEC would be asking me questions when I knew the exact bottoms of stocks?
That would have meant I knew the exact trades that were happening on the bid and the sell price.
So, you know, once again, I'm still long and I'm still good on China Precision Steel.
Even with that loss, if you'd have bought 1,000 shares of everything that I just mentioned at the times that I said that I was bullish on those stocks, you would still be up 1.60%.
And that's including the loss today, the 14% loss on China Precision Steel.
But that loss ain't going to be there for long.
So, you know, for you ass clowns that are sitting here, you know, trying to, you know, oh, look at this, look at that.
I mean, hey, hey, where are you guys at?
Where are you guys at?
You're sitting in your goddamn basements, you know, playing with your Peter Popper, trying to prank call me up, do barrel rolls, while I'm out here capitalizing on not only just these markets, not only the equities markets, but the commodities markets, which I said were going to double in price two weeks ago.
So, you know, for all you ass clowns, I mean, you see, that's why our country is being flushed down the toilet.
Right there.
You know, everybody's quick to say, oh, wait a minute, here's the technicality here.
Oh, if you're so interested about learning technicalities and highlighting certain issues that really didn't even meet up to any kind of spectacle to even give attention to, well, then why don't you use that same energy in doing something for your pathetic selves, you know?
You know, you always find people, oh, this is wrong with the government.
This is wrong with this, and this is wrong with that.
But you're just sitting on your fat ass collecting from the government system, you know?
So anyway, welcome to America, huh?
Welcome to America.
Anyway, let me go back to what I was talking about with the Middle East.
Oh, yeah.
Anyway, if you bought 1,000 shares of every stock that I just mentioned, you would be up $2,530.
And I'll put the spreadsheet down on the blog right after or later on this evening.
Exactly what I'm telling you.
So you all, this stupid ass clown capitalist, cowboy capitalist, and all these other ass clowns that are sitting here trying to agitate the show, where are your trades at?
Instead of flapping your fat Cheeto-stained fingers on the keyboard in the chat room trying to highlight an obvious situation in the market, I mean, this is what happens with stocks, man.
This is why you learn.
You've got to learn from these things.
But no, you know what they're doing?
They're losers.
I guarantee you, I've put my life on it.
That these assholes are collecting government checks, man.
And what pisses me off is that people like me and people like individuals who actually go out and pay taxes have to pay for these losers.
You know?
I mean, I'm sick.
I was just like Goofy Bone, who just called up, what was it, like an hour ago.
I'm sick of paying for these losers.
I mean, they're a waste of human life, man.
I mean, we need to realize and we need to start understanding that the human equation does not include justifying, doesn't have to include justifying pussy pampering every single human being on this planet.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I don't believe that every human being is God's special creature.
I just don't believe that.
You know, there's just too many assholes out here for me to sit here and show compassion to every single loser that basically is just born into this planet.
And what we don't understand is that every single living organism on this planet has to kill another organism and eat that organism to survive.
And yet, we still have this idea about human beings that we have to somehow feed every mouth and we've got to make concerted efforts to do all that.
Why?
Look at what we've done by doing so.
We have allowed people in this country specifically, you know, specifically in this country, we have allowed these people to live a life that they want to live.
You know, look at these octo moms.
You know, you've got these bimbo shitting out children.
You know, you've got all this crap going on.
And yet, our government has allowed these people to live how they want to live.
And are they making themselves better?
Are they making the world better?
Are they making the country better?
No.
They're not.
They're not.
And, you know, when you look at the Grammys, you know, last night, you look at this disgusting freak show of the Grammys.
This just goes to show you this idea of what our damn system has come down to.
I mean, look at what we are producing in this country.
To where we have to accept this as creativity.
This is what we're exporting to the world.
Lady Gaga, you know, some disgusting, despicable, big-nosed dyke that's coming out here, putting prosthetic horns in her head, coming out of a green egg.
And this is what is supposed to be creativity in today's America.
You know, some disgusting display.
Capitalist System Critique00:11:01
I mean, M ⁇ M.
I mean, another idiotic idea, another idiotic concept.
You know?
I mean, it's just a disgrace, man.
I mean, this is creativity.
And you see, it's no coincidence that we've got so many losers and pathetic waste of human life that are contributing nothing.
They're not paying taxes.
They're just losers.
I mean, I find it personally offensive when you've got Barack Obama wanting to invest more money in the IRS and put 5,000 more IRS agents out there in the streets so that, what, he can collect taxes to give to these pieces of trash?
I mean, I don't get it, man.
I mean, if we're going to, you know, just like these damn unions with the federal government and the state governments, you know, they're touting that, hey, it's a contract.
You can't go back on your contract.
Well, isn't taxpayers giving losers money a contract also?
I mean, don't the taxpayers have a level of contractual leverage over the Poe in America, these assholes that are accepting all these goddamn government entitlements.
I mean, shouldn't we have a little bit more authority over these people?
But no.
We have to accept everybody.
So that's why I'm saying all the capitalists out there that are listening in, let me break it down to you like this.
And I've been saying this time and time again.
Capitalists, we're the ones with the balls.
You know, we're the ones that actually go out and put the money where our mouth is.
You know, we're actually the ones that initiate investment.
We're the vokes of machinery of this civilization.
The only authority that this governing body should have upon us is implementing the rule of law and providing social order.
You know, when I see Obama with this new budget talking about putting more money in the SEC, putting more money in the IRS, for what?
I mean, you've given all of our tax dollars to these losers.
You've recapitalized a lot of these crony multinational conglomerates.
I mean, I specifically believe we should start considering.
I mean, taxpayers, I mean, people that pay large sums of money for taxes should start asserting their authority and saying, hey, wait a minute, man.
I mean, these losers can't keep getting by on this crap.
You know, they can't keep singing welfare carols and dancing in the streets when it's first of the month, you know, blazing Philly Bunts that was paid out of my extorted tax money out of my pocket.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
We've got to do something here.
And I think us as capitalists, we need to realize that we've got a higher level of leverage because we, we are the ones that are making the vokes of civilization continue.
So anyway, let's continue on.
Middle East, you know, it's a perfect example of what's coming here to America.
If you think that Egypt can't come to America, look at what Obama's proposing, man.
Look at what Obama's proposing here at the budget.
He's proposing cuts.
He's already anticipating the reset of the Bush tax cuts.
He's talking about raising taxes.
He's talking about raising fees.
He's talking about a lot of this crap.
And do you think these people are just going to stand by while you take away their government cheese?
You think they're just going to stand by while you cut their benefits?
You think you're going to stand by this crap?
No.
So that's why I'm getting the hell out of here, folks.
I'm telling you, this is not a safe place.
I mean, you know, for all you folks that listen into my broadcast, you see the amount of losers that call up.
They don't even have originality to come up with something funny, man.
I mean, they can't even come up with something funny.
It's just sad.
We're a sad investment.
You know?
We're a sad case.
Jesus.
350, you there?
Yeah, I've been on unemployment for 50 weeks, and I got 49 malls left.
Yeah, shut up.
All right, you see, look at this.
Been unemployment for 39 weeks.
You see, this is America here, folks.
This is why I'm saying we've got to start looking at the things that are happening around us very serious.
And this is why I embrace global economics.
I embrace global order.
Because if we don't have it, what's going to happen?
Look at the so-called freedom democratic revolutions that are happening nowadays.
These people are in chaos, man.
These people are in chaos.
Look at Egypt.
I mean, because of a group of young assholes who were agitated by Google and some idiot named Whale Gunham, they were manipulated because of their own simplicity to go out into this tier-er square.
for revenue that they have, which is tourism.
I mean, are you going to go to Egypt again anytime soon, folks?
Are you going to go to those cheap trips to Egypt?
No, you're not.
You know what I'm saying?
You saw how these people were acting, acting like damn savages.
They damn near anal raped Anderson Cooper, for Christ's sake.
You know?
I'm not joking, man.
I mean, it's a disgrace.
It's disgusting, man.
And what?
We're supposed to embrace these old ideas of politics and nationalism and culturalism, religion for what?
So we can continue to act like primitive barbarians?
It's ridiculous, man.
It's sick, man.
I'm not joking.
I mean, I have no shame for these people, man.
You know, I have emails from people that criticize me that say that I'm actually helping the rich.
That do I actually care more about the rich or do I care about the rich getting richer?
No, I don't care about the rich getting richer.
Don't you understand that?
I don't care about the rich getting richer.
You want to know why?
Because there's opportunity for everybody to get richer.
But, you know, who's utilizing those opportunities?
Nobody.
And, you know, here we are.
We're celebrating Valentine's Day, yet another bamboozling consumeristic holiday where we're supposed to pay dramatic amounts of money for chocolates or, you know, whatever, diamonds or gold or whatever the hell they're talking, whatever the hell they're called.
I mean, give me a break.
I'm sick, man.
I'm sick.
I'm supposed to go see my wife after this.
You know, I'm supposed to go out and have a, you know, Valentine's Day dinner and stuff.
But, you know, just looking and smelling the width of humanity at this point in time makes me sick, man.
Why couldn't we just be civil human beings?
You know?
You know, why couldn't we just be individuals who understood that we were at modernity?
That, you know, we're at the point where we're thirty or forty years away from singularity.
And let me tell you something.
I can't wait.
I'll be long gone by that time, but I cannot wait when singularity happens.
Because the human species is a disgusting, pathetic disgrace.
You know, we're the most intelligent species on this freaking planet, and yet what are we doing?
We're killing ourselves over ridiculous, disgusting, despicable concepts.
And it's pathetic.
It's really pathetic.
That's why I'm a capitalist.
It's the purest form of natural selection without having to be a goddamn primitive animal.
It separates the weak from the wise.
It motivates.
That's why capitalists need to understand that you don't need to abide by any kind of social norm that's encompassed within any kind of social atmosphere.
These social pipelines that are being created by Hollywood, by MTV, they're created to bamboozle the simplistic.
It's no coincidence that there are more losers in an abundance, in billions, than winners in this world.
Now, why are there more losers than winners?
Because it's easy to be a loser, man.
It's easy to sit back and say, yeah, I'm not going to do nothing.
I'm just going to go out and I'm going to live off Mammy.
I'm going to go out and collect a disability for bipolar disorders.
I'm going to go get disability for fibromyalgia.
I'm going to go get disability for some stupid neurotic pseudoscience disorder like depression.
Give me a break.
646-652-4869-324.
You're under here.
Hey, Dos, listen, I'm on unemployment.
I've been on it for 18 weeks and I'm having fun with it.
What's wrong with that?
I'm trading stocks while I'm doing it.
Yeah, yeah, you sound like some stupid redneck trailer park living, cheese whiz guzzling, Dale Earnhardt Jr. worshiping piece of trash.
All right, so why don't you take you and your unemployment and go whack off to a naked picture of Tim McGraw's ass crack for all I care?
All right, I mean, don't you idiots understand that, you know, your days are numbered, man.
The Poe in America, yeah, I'm going to go get my government check, baby.
Your days are numbered.
Why don't you read the bill?
Why don't you read what's going to be initiated and pay close attention to this budget that needs to be passed and take a look at what they're going to cut out of here, you stupid morons.
I mean, and I can't wait.
I cannot wait when these poor assholes, these idiots that just want to sit back and be just nothing.
Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute00:05:56
I mean, you know, at least the bums, you know, when I grew up, I grew up a long time ago, and I remember seeing bums in the 60s, you know, and walking the streets.
And when you went up to these bums, at least they had some kind of wisdom to offer.
You know, they had some kind of wisdom to offer.
That something of value to give you that you could take from them.
And you can be like, yeah, you know, that's a good point, or that's pretty good wisdom.
No, you know, the bums out here, you know what they want?
They want drinks.
They want Mad Dog 2020.
You understand?
They want rot gut booze.
You know?
They want crack.
Jesus.
I'm sick, man.
I'm sick.
I think I'm going to go take a crap.
I'll be right back.
I'm going to get the hell out of here.
I'll be right back.
As a matter of fact, let me put on something.
And let me tell you, this is my favorite artist, my favorite artist of all time.
This is a man that made Austin, Texas, what is Austin, Texas.
We've got a statue of him here.
This is a man who's the greatest guitars, the greatest guitarist of all time, the greatest guitarist.
And I'm talking about none other than Stevie Ray Vaughn.
And this is a little bit of Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Von here.
And not only that, not to mention that this is live.
What I'm about to play now, this is live.
This was back in 1983 or 82, I believe, out of a 6th Street, Austin bar, 6th Street, Austin Bar.
And this was live.
I mean, this was before Stevie Rayvon turned into the legend that he became.
This was when He created the aura of an Austin musician.
As a matter of fact, if you're a musician, you know, you could actually make a living off of just doing nothing but music out here in Austin, Texas.
That's no BS.
You know, I mean, sometimes when I, you know, walk into my place on West 6th Street, and sometimes I walk down through East into West, you'll actually see a lot of these damn musicians, the same musicians, and different bars on different nights of the week, man.
It's unbelievable.
So I'll be right back because, you know, just thinking about this disgusting, despicable place and all the heathens and derelicts that are encompassing of it makes me has to go and maybe take a constipated crap.
So if you'll excuse me, I'll be right back.
I eat a lot of meat, so it'll take a while.
I'll be right back.
Stevie Ray Vaughan with Texas Flood.
And all of a terrible eyes about Texas.
And the telephone lines are down I can't get a single sound.
Justin Bieber Performance Reaction00:11:03
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Give me a break.
Anyway, I want to talk a little bit about the Grammys, man, because I think this is a serious subject matter.
I thought it was a disgrace that, you know, you had that idiot lady Gaga with a stupid, ridiculous prostate, prosthetic horns in her head coming out of a green egg.
You know, Jesus Christ.
I mean, how much more freaky could you get last night?
I mean, then you had CeeLo Green, you know, and I actually like CeeLo Green.
I don't know what the hell his problem is.
Maybe he's had too much mushrooms or something.
This guy went out looking like the damn NBC peacock, you know, playing the damn piano, that stupid, ridiculous single of his.
It's just pathetic.
And then you had what's her name?
Gwyneth Paltrow, of all people.
Gwyneth Paltrow on the damn little piano of CeeLo Green dancing as if she was Betty Boop from 1935, for Christ's sake.
And actually singing.
Since when did we give a sh crap, excuse me, about Gwyneth Paltrow having any kind of singing ability whatsoever?
I mean, you know, since when did we care about Gwyneth Paltrow doing anything other than looking like some blonde bimbo in short shorts or in some scantily clad outfit in some movie somewhere?
That's her job.
She should go back there and do it.
Going out here and singing like we care.
Give me a break.
And then, you know, Eminem.
I mean, good God.
I mean, you know, I know I go on and on about this piece of trash, but seriously, this is not a joke.
You know, this guy is like 45 years old already.
I mean, he's tried to.
He's trying to make himself look younger by stretching his face like he was damn Suzanne Summers.
You know, he's stretching his face back.
I mean, he looks like he's startled.
You know, he looks like he's, you know, on some sort of high-grade methamphetamine or something.
You know, I mean, he's just got his eyes wide open for Christ.
He looks like a runaway bride.
Remember that bitch?
The runaway bride?
You know, she was quote-unquote missing.
Lo and behold, she was running away from actually getting married to some schmuck.
She had these eyes, man, and bug eyes, for Christ's sake.
That's Eminem right there.
Look, Eminem, you ain't 19, 23, 25, 27 anymore.
You ain't young anymore, you piece of crap.
And, oh, Jesus Christ.
Did everybody see Justin Bieber?
I mean, look, I mean, I get it.
I guess he's marketable.
I guess, you know, young girls like Justin Bieber.
You know, oh, look at him, so cute.
And, of course, the dykes like him because they can look like him.
You know, I mean, I get it.
Okay, whatever.
But did you see the performance that Justin Bieber had?
And did you see who popped out of nowhere?
Out of nowhere, for Christ's sake?
None other than Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's kid.
This dumb little, you know, nonchalant, indicating ass clown.
You know, that what was he doing there?
What was he doing with Justin Bieber?
You know, Justin Bieber, of course, one of the hottest tickets in the world.
What in the hell is that Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith's kid doing up there acting like a singer and a rapper?
I mean, look, I mean, didn't these people realize that we didn't want to see their disgusting kid, their disgusting offspring, after they ruined the Karate Kid for us?
They ruined the Karate Kid for us, for Christ's sake.
All right?
No one will take away Ralph Macchio, who possibly got overlooked for an Academy Award for that movie.
That was a great freaking movie, The Karate Kid.
You know, Mr. Miyagi, it didn't need any rendition.
It didn't need to be renewed in any fashion.
But no, you know, we've got these two assholes, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
He keeps shoving this kid down our throat.
I don't want to see your stupid kid, Jada.
All right?
I don't want to see your stupid, dumb, bratty-ass kid who looks like he doesn't want to be there to begin with.
I don't want to see him.
All right?
So if there's anybody out there listening in, please forward this to Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith and tell them we don't want to see their stupid kid anymore.
You ruined Karate Kid.
You ruined Karate Kid for me.
Don't you understand that?
I can't look at Danielson anymore without seeing that stupid little cornrow having six-year-old.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
I mean, the Grammys was just a freak show, man.
A legitimate freak show.
And you see, this is what we're producing as a creative society.
Music Industry Image Evolution00:08:37
This is what our youth is embracing.
This is what our youth is creating.
This is what's sad.
This is the saddest part about this whole situation here.
It's horrible, disgusting.
Anyway, 760, you're on the air.
Oh, hey, ghost.
How's it going?
It's the tech guy again.
Hey, what's going on, tech guy?
I'm a musician, too.
I kind of got off early in life.
I used to listen to Jimi Hendrix and Janet John and stuff like that, you know, like Rolling Stone.
Sure.
Do you want me to play anything?
I don't have a guitar, but my guitar might be loud enough to play something.
Oh, yeah.
Are you in a band right now currently or something?
I was in a band when I was about 18, 19 years old.
And I sort of lost contact with the guys that I was in the band with.
I ended up losing my guitar amplifier about three or four years ago.
I met some girl, and I ended up pawning a lot of stuff to keep beating her booze and keep her in cigarettes and booze and other stuff.
Believe me, you're not the only story there, buddy.
Yeah.
No, but go ahead.
You want to play us a tune or something?
You got some kind of song?
Sure, I'll put it close to the microphone.
So I'll play you something.
I'll play you one of my favorite guitar solos and see if the microphone picks it up.
You want me to go now?
Yeah, go ahead.
Oh, Mike turns out a tune.
in a second.
What is it, Tech Guy?
That's Ozzy Osbourne Goodbye to Romance guitar solo.
Yeah, it's a pretty good song.
You know, Ozzy used to play some pretty good stuff, man.
I don't like new stuff.
I don't like that new song he's got going on.
What is it called?
Let me hear you scream.
I don't like that crap.
I haven't heard that one.
Yeah, it's brand new.
You've been shoving it down our hole every time you get into a damn car and throw it on a rock station, whether it's classic rock or modern rock, you're hearing that.
I was a big fan of Randy Rhodes way back in the day, and he died, unfortunately, in 1982.
But he was.
Yeah, I remember he took out Ozzie's plane for a flight and kind of crashed it.
Yeah, there was actually the pilot was on clean.
It wasn't Randy Rhodes driving the plane, but they were just taking it out for fun, and they ended up crashing it and killing everybody on board.
Yeah, it's pretty sad, man.
And he was a pretty good guitarist.
Pretty good soloist.
Oh, yeah.
He was classically trained, and he was constantly learning and learning more and getting better at it, too.
It's really a massive tragedy that we lost Randy Rhodes.
Yeah, the best are always taken from us, man.
It sucks, you know.
It's really sad.
Hey, man, I want to thank you for the solo, man.
You want to plug your blog or anything?
Sure.
My blog is smackthat9876.blogspot.com.
All right.
No, go ahead.
That's all.
Sorry, man.
Well, thanks, tech guy, man.
I appreciate you calling up.
I appreciate you listening in.
And pretty decent guitar solo you got going on over there.
And, you know, the thing about the music industry at this point in time, it's evolving.
You know, it's converging into a different realm of revenue generating.
You know, before, you could go out and put out an album, and because of the media, which was at the time tapes, and then it went to CDs, it wasn't able to be digitized.
You know, it wasn't as portable.
Now that we have digital music, now that we've got things like YouTube and other types of video mediums where we can hear these types of songs, now, in my personal opinion, I think it makes or it should have made the musician better.
On the contrary, if you look at what happened yesterday in the Grammys, it hasn't.
I mean, in my personal opinion, I think that musicians should be getting better because they can't go out and just fart out one good hit, put it on a song of 12 different crappy songs and charge the consumer $15.99 for it just to get that one hit.
They can't do that anymore.
You know, they actually have to think about the music that they produce because now the convergence of media allows musicians to be independent.
They don't have to sign to any kind of damn label.
They just have to know the business.
They have to know what's going on.
And I think it's beautiful.
The problem is, is that we've still got these old gatekeepers of media.
You know, the MTVs, the big conglomerates out here that are trying to monopolize or trying to hold their monopoly on this damn media, specifically the damn music industry.
But what the musicians of today should realize is that if their music is listened to, even if it's downloaded for free, if their music is that popular and they know you as a band or they know you as a group, that means that you're building bases, not just on a local scale by handing out free underground basement tapes and that sort of thing.
You're getting a listener base worldwide, worldwide.
So that means you can actually make more money going out and touring, doing what a musician should be doing.
Going out and playing a live show, going out and getting in front of the people and putting on a performance.
And I think that's where the money is going to be at.
And at the same time, music licensing.
Now, I think musicians need to realize that if consumers just want to just play their music for free and give each other independent copies of their music, I don't see anything wrong with that.
Of course, we have courts that think differently, so we can't necessarily advocate that.
But you look at it in the sense of what should be legally, you know, kind of what should be legally pursued are cases where music, pieces of music is used for capital gain.
Like a movie, for instance.
You know, usually movie soundtracks are what creates the ambiance of movies.
So you can't have a director just take control of a piece of someone's music, even though it's freely distributed on the internet, whatever the case might be, they can't just take it, throw it in their music contract, and make $100 million on this movie without giving some kind of revenues from that generated profit to the rightful owner of the soundtrack.
And I think that's where the new avenue also of musicians are going to go to, licensing.
And it's going to be more about imaging.
It's going to be a convergence of all things.
You know, a perfect example of this, and I know people are going to give me crap for it, but it's Rob Zombie.
You know, Rob Zombie is a perfect example of what a musician should aspire to be.
Now, of course, you're not going to be able to be a director.
You know, a director is, I think his movies suck personally.
But, you know, the imagery that he projects himself as some evil character or some evil, you know, nefarious demon being.
He has some pretty creepy looking artwork depicting himself.
50 Cent Rap Money Making00:02:43
But when you see him interviewed, he looks like your average dweeb.
He sounds non-threatening.
He looks nothing like he does when he depicts himself on these stupid album covers because it's all about image.
It's about image and selling that image with the music.
You know, same with rap music.
I'm not trying to bring up rap because I give a crap about it, but it is a money-making opportunity out there.
And I know there's some black folks that listen to me, even though they think I'm racist.
But the thing about rap music that people don't understand is not the beat.
The beat's just like 35% of the part, 40% of the part.
You can have the best beat in the world and the best rap in the world, but if you ain't got the image to sell it, if you don't got the right propaganda that encompasses what your music is trying to entail, you ain't going to sell crap.
You know, you put out some bad propaganda, you put out a bad video of yourself, you put out a bad picture of yourself, you're going to ruin the credibility that you establish with the consumer.
You know?
So, I mean, that's why I'm saying it's all about image.
You know, there's some people in the chat room saying, yeah, like 50 Cent.
You're exactly right.
You're exactly right, like 50 Cent.
Because 50 Cent is a fake gangster.
He's a fake piece of crap.
And if you happen to know Curtis Jackson personally, you can tell him I said that.
I'd be more than happy to meet him out in the streets and beat his ass because I guarantee you he's never been in a real fight.
But what Curtis Jackson did was take the gang name of a Brooklyn, New York block hustler named 50 Cent who died in ghetto battle.
I mean, for a lack of a better term, he was out there in the streets and got shot.
Basically, Curtis Jackson took the name 50 Cent and utilized his street credibility.
Utilized the real 50 Cent street credibility as his own.
And henceforth, that's how you have the image of 50 Cent.
You know?
And I know that he claims he got shot nine times, you know, this and that.
I mean, there's no record of that.
I mean, did you see, do you see his face?
I saw one piece of footage that 50 Cent showed of his mouth.
You know, he opened up his mouth and pulled back his mouth to show like a cracked tooth.
And supposedly that was supposed to be where he got shot.
Man, that's a cavity, bro, brother.
That's a cavity.
That ain't where you got shot.
You've been sucking on too many damn lollipops.
I mean, it's just the fakest pieces of garbage.
Bad Relationships and Experience00:13:50
And yet, you know, they're still able to convince enough people.
That's the thing about music in the entertainment world.
You've got to convince enough people to believe in what you're selling for them to buy it.
So you could be the best musician.
You can be the best beat maker.
You can be the best rapper.
You can be the best singer.
You can be the best everything.
If you ain't got a proper image that can go out and be sold to the world.
Because this is not just America anymore, folks.
This is a global economic system.
So just imagine, if you're not a hit in America, you could be hit in Europe.
You could be a hit in South America.
You could be a hit in Africa.
And believe me, artists are taking advantage of this.
Artists are actually leaving America, going to other countries because other countries appreciate other brands of music, other genres of music.
It's an international business, big time, man.
I'm going to try to get somebody from the music industry to be interviewed here on the True Capitalist Radio program.
And maybe it'll give some of you some characters, some insight about the music industry.
But seriously, it's the convergence of technologies, you know.
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And tell them GhostSentia.
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But tell them GhostSenta.
But anyway, I know we've got a lot of people in the chat room interested about the music industry talk because I'm sure there are a lot of people that are interested in the music genre.
I think it's an opportunity for investment.
I mean, if you are that certain that you have the ear for music or you have the ability to be musically inclined to create something that a certain sector of the world would appreciate, I mean, I don't see where it's out of the question to invest in a certain, you know, certain amount of electronical equipment that will help you record potential songs or potential beats or whatever the case might be.
Because you look at some of these characters that basically produce music in their bedrooms like Fat Boy Slim.
That's a perfect example of somebody who is just one man that creates beats in a studio and does all these little tricky things with vocalists.
And that's all it is.
One person.
A lot of the electronica music that's really in hit right now on the international scale.
That right there is just one person in a bedroom somewhere.
I mean, we got computing technology at such a cheap rate.
And we've got some of these open source, oh, excuse me, open source code software that you can actually download and actually start recording, start doing things on your own for free.
I strongly advise everybody, you know, be creative, you know, and actually think about doing something that's going to be different than what the hell we've got today.
And what I mean by different, don't be like Lady Gaga and go out and think, oh, yeah, I'm going to be different and just be some stupid freak show.
I mean, it's what it is.
That's what the Grammys were, a freak show.
All right?
As a matter of fact, if you ever have the time, I'm sure it's online.
You need to see an old movie from the 30s called Freaks.
Okay?
Freaks.
Okay?
And take a look at that old movie, and that's exactly what we're living in today when we look at these artists out here.
These artists are pathetic.
They're pathetic.
Every single one of them.
There's no type of real personality.
It's all a bunch of outlandish, disgusting crap, and we're falling for it.
We're falling for it, man.
Jeez.
Anyway, I want to hear from you folks.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I mean, let's be honest, okay?
This is going to go ahead and move into the next subject matter that I want to talk about is the modern relationship.
Now, we take a look at some of the music that is encompassing the general populace's ear, and you correlate it with the social landscape of America, and you can see that there's a direct correlation with these sick, demented ideas and sexual promiscuity.
I mean, all this crap, we're turning into complete and utter garbage.
You know, complete and utter garbage.
And this is why the modern day relationship is withering away, folks.
I mean, I feel sorry for innocent men and women.
I'm talking about men and women that aren't corrupted by all this crap that we see on television, that actually view the world on a mature scale.
You know, I feel sorry for you because you all are cursed with having to go around looking for a significant other in this jungle of freaks.
It's a jungle of freaks.
And if you don't believe me, I mean, you know, look at all the so-called conservatives that are out here that are supposed to be family men that are out here toe-tapping and sending shirtless pictures of themselves like they were 25 years old again when they're 61-year-old pieces of prostate-infected crap.
Take a look at all the pedos that we have highlighted on this show, especially that are out here looking for 12, 13-year-old girls to finger bang over the internet and possibly meet.
Look at all this crap.
And you look at the music.
Look at the entertainment.
Look at it.
And this is why we have bad relationships.
You know, women can't find a significant man because, let's be honest, most young men, it's not like it used to be.
Back in the day, you know, let's be honest, a lot of people were, you know, free love, dude.
It's free love and yeah, dude, and Mauie Wowie, man.
And, you know, everybody was getting late.
Everybody was, you know, playing with their pecker shaft, whatever the case might be.
And, I mean, you didn't really have the type of situation that you have today.
What you have today is a bunch of pent-up, you know, young men that aren't necessarily as experienced in sexual liaisons as previous generations.
Now, why is that?
Well, because, let's be honest, most females, even young teenage females, understand that it's about money.
And instead of going out and working for the money, females have correlated feminism with being able to utilize their sexuality to basically create income or, you know, to basically justify being a mooch and vice versa.
Okay?
You know, the men out here, they, I mean, at most, they probably, you know, are with two or three girls their whole life, huh?
Two or three girls their whole life, okay.
And then they meet this one chick that they think is going to be the greatest thing.
It's probably the best chick that they've ever had in their life, you know.
And they hook up with her, and they get married, And they have kids, and when it's typically the woman, but sometimes a man does this too.
When things aren't going to the plan that's been preconceived in their head and implanted via the suggested ideas of Hollywood, everybody wants to abandon ship and just kind of jump ship on their relationship.
There is no loyalty anymore, is what I'm saying.
So when you celebrate this Valentine's Day today and you go out and buy your bimbo, you know, this big badass ring, or vice versa, if you're an ugly chick and you've got to buy your dude some, you know, you know, Cadillac on dubs or something, just remember that inevitably, if your love was really encompassed in that relationship, you wouldn't have to go out and pay for all this crap.
You wouldn't have to go out and go and get a damn diamond ring for this broad to finally give you a piece.
You know, you wouldn't have to go out and go buy this idiot ethnic minority that you met at last call Cadillac on dubs so he'll give you a hug in public.
You understand?
You don't have to do all this crap.
You know, I mean, I'm going to be honest with you.
You know, you're not going to find a significant other that's loyal in this country.
You're not going to do it.
It's not going to happen.
I'm sorry.
I don't mean to be a party pooper on Valentine's Day.
It's not going to happen.
All right?
I mean, you know, the men are so pent up, they're turning gay for Christ's sake.
You know, you've got men turning gay because women aren't putting out anymore.
And the women that are putting out, they're putting out to these old wimbag prostate-infected bastards that are about to die because they think that they can kind of, you know, get a free ride on, you know, their deathbed, you know, via a damn inheritance.
You know, they're watching the cougars.
The young chicks are watching the cougars right now.
Why do you think cougars are such a big thing right now, huh?
Why do you think that we're having such an influx of cougars and these 40, 50-year-old sluts going on here and trying to bang these 18-year-olds?
I mean, look at Hulk Hogan's wife.
She's banging a 17-year-old, her son's best friend, for Christ's sake.
Oh, but she's a cougar.
And why do we have these cougars?
Well, these cougars divorce their husbands after their husbands have just completely busted their ass and worked their asses off.
All right?
They work their asses off.
And then when they're of net worth, the woman's like, oh, I'm just emotionally impulsive and I just don't know.
And they know they can get 50% from this break.
They know they can get alimony.
They know they can get child support if they got any children.
So that's why you have such a prominent group of cougars popping up out of nowhere because they're leaving their families.
They're taking the kids.
And they're going out and trying to be 22 all over again, going to the clubs, hopping from penis to penis to penis.
And you know what the young girls are doing?
They're learning.
They're learning from that.
That's why you've got a lot of older men, and I see it myself.
Whenever I go out to West 6th Street and go out and commiserate with the folks out there, you see these old gentlemen that have no business being with these young bimbos that look like they're just ripe out of 18.
You understand what I'm talking about?
I mean, and they're with these old 50, 60-year-old men.
And what's unfortunate is that these men are so anesthetized with the idea of having and banging such a young bimbo because they're, I don't know, some sort of midlife crisis or whatever, that they're actually bamboozled.
And these young girls are taking these old men to the cleaners and they're hoping, they're hoping that they could marry one of them, collect half of their paycheck, and they don't have to work.
I mean, inevitably, women that are participating in this type of activity, which is most of them, they're doing this because they don't want to work.
They don't want to work.
They'd rather, you know, Bill Maher said it best, and I hate to be quoting that liberal socialist piece of garbage, but he said it best that women would rather instead of going out and working in Kentucky Fried Chicken, they'd rather go and blow Colonel Sanders for half the company.
I mean, that's just the way it is.
I hate to be so blunt and so disgusting about it, but that's just the way it is.
And, you know, I know there's people out here having some Valentine spirit, but let's be honest here.
I mean, let's be honest.
I mean, there's no Valentine's spirit anymore.
All right.
I mean, you know, you even got mail order brides now coming over here and laying their pimp hands strong on their husbands.
You know that?
Yeah, yeah.
Once you get your, I mean, believe me, I know people personally that have done this.
They get these, you know, imported mail order brides from, you know, Bangkok, you know, or Russia or something.
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Once they get here, they talk to their little community, and before you know it, they start acting just like your average everyday American slut bag, and they start knowing their rights all of a sudden.
They start knowing how much they can get paid if they divorce you.
It's a disgrace, man.
No loyalty anymore whatsoever, man.
No freaking loyalty.
Unbelievable, man.
Unfreaking believable.
646-652-4869.
Area code 200.
You there?
Yeah, Gus, Davey Buns.
How you doing?
I miss you, Gus.
Gus, I love you.
Get him off.
But you see what I'm saying?
I mean, you see that caller right there?
Lady Gaga.
That's all I got to say.
Lady Gaga.
I mean, this is America.
I mean, Jesus Christ, it makes me sick.
You know that?
It makes me sick.
Anyway, I think I'm going to end the show here pretty soon because, you know, I'm just disgusted.
You know, I got acid churning up in my stomach because of the just everything that's going on in the world, man.
The Middle East going into complete disarray.
You've got a bunch of American people out here that are about to get a little pissed off once these cuts start being implemented on an incremental basis.
You're going to have a lot of pissed off people having to pay higher taxes.
It's disgusting, man.
It's really, really disgusting, man.
And I don't understand what's going on with this country, but, you know, it's obvious.
It's obvious that the country is just, it doesn't care anymore.
You know, it's hooked on to this trans-testicle crap that we're being fed on the television, and they're mesmerized on it, and that's all there is to it.
There's nothing we can do about it.
There's not enough people that are productive to be able to withstand what's about to happen to this country.
Why do you think that we're having to have anal probes at airports?
And you have to get your Johnson inspected before getting on a plane.
Why do you think we do this kind of crap?
Because eventually we're going to have to do some things, man.
We're going to have to settle down the individuals that are basically here, and they've come to the conclusion that they're just complete losers, and there's nothing they can do about it, so they're just going to make our life living hell because their lives suck because of their own decisions.
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And it's sad, man.
It's sad.
Anyway, I'm getting the hell out of here.
It's Valentine's Day.
I've got to go meet the wife.
I've got to do a bunch of things as it is anyway.
I'm going to be here tomorrow, same place, same time.
Don't forget also that I am going to have a couple of guests on, as a matter of fact.
I'm going to have a guest on Wednesday.
I'm going to have Connor Young from the Why Not Network.
And for you folks that aren't familiar with the Why Not Network, they're the individuals who encompass the webmasters, content producers, and individuals that are involved with the business end of the adult industry.
And what he's going to discuss with us is what an investor that's potentially considering the adult industry as a potential investment, what to expect if the adult industry is saturated, any legal ramifications, how big of a market is it?
These types of important questions.
I know there's some individuals out here that are going to disagree that, hey, I can't believe that you're going to interview somebody from the adult entertainment industry.
But you know what?
Hey, it's money.
I'm a capitalist.
I'm about the profits.
That's all there is to it.
I'm all about the profits.
So to sit here and say that, you know, oh, this is a bad thing.
You shouldn't be getting into this type of crap.
I can't believe Ghost is interviewing.
Hey, it's profit.
It's business.
And that's what we're going to be discussing with Mr. Connor Young from the Why Not Network.
And we want to thank him beforehand, before he even gets on this program.
I want to thank him for even agreeing to it.
We're also going to have somebody from Trader Insight who may we're still negotiating on when exactly he's going to be on the program, but this is a specified day trading organization that gives insight on instant trades throughout the day trading day.
I mean, these are for serious day traders, individuals that get about $100,000, $25,000 to $100,000 in capital that can basically go into the market trading, trading stocks, holding them for about 10, 15 seconds, a minute, two minutes, getting out of them, getting easy liquid of that nature.
And we're going to talk to him about the volatility in markets, if we're going to expect that, that sort of thing.
So we've got a lot of people.
Wednesday is the Connor Young interview.
So if you're considering getting into the adult entertainment industry, whether you're going to make content, whether you're going to create web content, whatever the case might be, if you want to become a pornography star, whatever, Connor Young is going to be in here, and this man knows the ins and outs of the business.
And we're going to inquire and see what he knows because, hey, I'm going with the profits at.
I don't think people are going to stop buying porn.
On the contrary, I think that porn, because of all this social sick games that our social landscape is encompassed with.
I'm talking about the whole women utilizing subliminal prostitution to basically get what they want through relationships and men basically not being able to find a secure partner and living an unsecure life and just kind of going around getting in where he fits in kind of thing.
I think that pornography is going to be on the rise.
I mean, there's a lot of assholes not getting laid.
They're pissed off.
And the only thing that compensates being pissed off and pent up is pornographic material.
And in my personal opinion, I think that the reason we don't have as many pissed off people having random shootings in the middle of the streets is because we've got access to pornographic material via the Internet.
If we didn't have pornographic material, we would be like they are in China over there where they socially engineered China for five men for every one woman in China.
Five men for every one woman in China.
And now, because the men are going crazy because they can't find the damn mate, homosexuality is illegal over there.
If you're a homosexual, you get executed.
Okay?
So what are they doing?
They're going nuts.
So they're going into schools.
They're going into the schools and killing children because in their warped mind, they believe now, because believe me, they're living under a completely different social environment than we are.
But they believe that by killing children in schools, they're halting the communist regime in preventing its continuity into the future.
And I'm not joking.
I mean, this is what is happening here.
And I mean, I don't know what else to say.
I mean, it's a disgrace.
I'm kind of disgusting.
But anyway, the only reason that I'm bringing up the pornographic industry, all right, is because there's money.
You know, there's money to be made.
And, you know, I'm not going to say that I'm outside of possibly entering in that particular investment proposition.
You know?
So inevitably, we want to talk to Connor Young.
This is a business guy.
This is not somebody who, well, maybe he does, maybe he doesn't.
I don't know.
But his business is working with the business people, the business community of the pornographic adult entertainment industry.
So it'll be a pretty interesting interview.
It'll be this Wednesday at 4 p.m.
We're going to begin the show with that particular interview.
And please email your questions if you have any questions for Mr. Young.
Email your questions at ghostpolitics at yahoo.com.
Also, tweet them.
All right?
Tweet them, if you will.
Anyway, I don't really appreciate this asshole in the chat room saying that there should be a gay porn out there called Ghost the True Homosexualist.
I think that's pathetic.
You guys are milky looking pieces of garbage.
All right?
But anyway, I'm going to go ahead and get off of here.
I'm pretty much, I got some obligations to do with the significant other.
You know how it is.
I've got to go out and whine and dine the wife because, well, Valentine's Day.
Oh, my God.
I've got to go out to Valentine's Day.
And of course, if they don't take her out, they're going to tell the girls and tell your mama and tell everybody out there.
And it's just disgusting.
It's utterly disgusting.
So I'm going to go out and I'm going to probably go get some steak.
You know, I like steak's my favorite dinner.
I don't know.
My wife likes a little bit of Italian, so we may have to go do some Italian spaghetti and meatball cannoli crap.
So maybe we'll see the situation.
Hey, oh, hey, look at me.
I'm over here now.
Hey, I'm a wop bastard that likes to go out and hang out with Jesse Shaw.
I like to go out and drink.
And I like to go out and bake broads.
Hey, oh, oh, oh.
So maybe we'll see some people like that out there.
Anyway, if you happen to see me on the streets of Austin, Texas, throw me a peace sign.
I'm probably going to go to West 6th Street right after the meal, take the wife, kicking back and probably chilling with, you know, see if we can find Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock and her black baby and see if we can all have a drink together.
And, you know, who the hell knows?
Maybe George Lopez will be down there.
No, wait, he's got to do his show.
Never mind.
Anyway, I'm out of here.
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Thank you very much for listening.
Long live the capitalist movement, you Milky Lickers, eh?
Anyway, I'm out of here.
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