Ghost analyzes January's 0.3% retail sales miss and the resulting Dow drop, arguing inflated earnings mask a 10% unemployment crisis exacerbated by Obama's $3.7 trillion budget. He contrasts Egypt's chaotic uprising with Iran's intellectual revolution, predicts market retractions of 200 points, and advocates gold over equities. Ghost further critiques generational inequality, predicting human obsolescence within 40 years due to the singularity, while dismissing feminism and promoting survival-of-the-fittest capitalism amidst rising food prices and entitlement cuts. [Automatically generated summary]
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Thank you for tuning in with me once again to another edition of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
And of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And this is episode number 23 for all the folks that are keeping track with the True Capitalist Radio Show.
Let me tell you, you know, from one day to the next, it seems like the world changes, doesn't it?
And if you've read the blog, folks, at ghostpolitics.blogspot.com, that's the official blog of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
That's ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
You'll read about what I prognosticated earlier, I think a couple of weeks ago, earlier in, I guess, the first several shows of the True Capitalist Radio program when these Egyptian riots started unraveling.
Market Gains and Contractions00:14:57
I basically said that we're going to see this kind of debacle spread throughout the region.
And that's exactly what we've seen.
And not to mention that we've got most of the Middle East in complete uprising.
But we've also got news that I have prognosticated that the retail numbers were inflated from December.
And we've got some economic data that it didn't meet up to the expectations.
The street expected a rate of growth, of retail growth, at 0.6%.
And the productivity of January was only 0.3%.
And we've talked about that about numerous occasions about why that was happening.
So if you look at the reaction of the market and its reaction to all the factors that are going on at this point in time, you're definitely seeing some losses.
But once again, I'm long-term on the stock markets and the equities.
I think at this point in time, like I said in previous programs, that we were going to see an economic retraction.
I think that we're going to see even more retractions than this particular one right here.
If you look back in the archives, I said that we were probably going to see at some point in time going into the spring, mid-spring, into later spring, we were going to see days where we may even have minus 200 points in the Dow Jones Industrial.
We may even see minus 50, 60, 70 points in the NASDAQ.
I mean, we may even see some major economic contractions.
And this is what I had prognosticated.
And, of course, that's the way the market goes.
But either way, the beautiful part about the market is that if you're long-term, inevitably, you're going to get a better rate of return on your investment than you would keeping it in a damn bank or putting it in your mattress.
You know, long-term is key.
You ask Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffett, what made him a billionaire, was the fact that he accumulated lots of stocks and was long-term into 10 or 15-year range.
And this is what made him such a great investor.
It's long-term investing idealism.
But anyway, stocks fell tremendously today.
There was a definite economic traction because of the retails, the retail gains from December contracting itself, just as I anticipated.
Dow Jones Industrials took a dive today at minus 41 points.
It lost 0.34% today.
NASDAQ lost a little over 12.5 points, down 0.46 today.
SP 500 was down to almost 4.5 points, down at 0.32%.
But of course, folks, if we take a look at the commodity sectors, of course, we did have some sell-offs in the commodities that had been gaining.
And we've been talking about these gains from these particular commodities for some time.
We did definitely have sell-offs.
But I'd like for everybody to, you know, please, once again, take a look at the metals market.
Like I said, copper is going to be continuously fluctuating because the investors are still trying to figure out what the absolute top is for copper based on the record-setting prices that they're going for at this point in time.
If you look at copper prices, they were down $10.25 today, but that was definitely sell-offs after several days of gains and considerable gains on copper.
If we looked at where the investors put their money, it put it definitely in gold and silver.
Gold and silver were up.
Gold was up $8.60 at a change of 0.63, and that's on per ounce.
Silver was up 20 cents today, a change of 0.66%.
And let me tell you, I'm still bullish on metals because not to mention that what's unfortunate about the metal situation is we've got a lot of people pumping and dumping this stuff.
And I know I see a good bubble when I see one.
I know it.
And the metals markets, specifically gold and silver, have a bubble on them that we ain't seen yet.
And all the things that I've prognosticated about how we were going to see retractions in the retail markets, that the great earnings for the quarters that have been coming out in January, the earnings that have been coming out in January, these things were inflated by chopping up certain sectors of companies so that they can raise profit margins.
This was not based upon any kind of actual growth based upon retail confidence, or excuse me, consumer confidence.
I mean, the consumer is not confident.
I've been saying this for time and time again.
We've got 10% unemployment rates.
Record, record, record commodities prices.
All right, I mean, you know, we're going to talk about that later in the description.
I'll talk about how the World Bank is even, you know, trying to say, hey, look, you know, food prices are at a ridiculously dangerous high.
You know, ridiculously dangerous high going on.
So inevitably, we saw the economic contraction, but inevitably, what I'm saying is if you're in the equities market and you bought at a low rate, hold them long term.
In the end, all this is going to even itself out.
Because remember, this government that's initiating this budget is not going to stop spending.
I mean, we saw Obama try to defend it today.
We're going to talk about that later.
Try to defend the budget of $3.7 trillion for 2012.
I mean, that's the budget for 2012.
So what's in that budget?
Well, instead of calling what it is spending, Obama's trying to initiate what he calls investments in America.
And we all know the last quote-unquote investments in America that this liberal regime has initiated, it's done absolutely nothing but stagnate the growth potential of our dollar, the value of our dollar.
What's really unfortunate is that we're continuing to spend.
This is something I've been saying all along, also, folks, if you're an avid listener.
They're continuing to spend.
It's devaluing our dollar.
That's why everybody's running the metals market.
That's why everybody's running to gold.
I mean, that's why the true investors run into gold.
Everybody else is running to gold because they're believing the hype that's on television.
If you watch the news media, if you watch any kind of business channel, you've got so many firms out here trying to sell you gold, trying to buy your gold, trying to initiate gold trades, any of it.
I mean, it's unbelievable.
You know, I mean, I'm waiting.
I'm waiting for the OxyClean guy to come out of the grave and say, yeah, you've got to get gold, gold.
Probably had the best blow, too.
Anyway, we're going to go on with the commodities.
Now, energy, for some reason, and they were talking about this on the business channels, that traditional investors, especially oil investors that are familiar with the sector, are kind of bewildered at the reaction of what's happening in energy.
And a lot of people on that particular panel on the I forget what business channel I was watching, they were suggesting that this was speculators from the options market that are actually deliberately keeping the energy prices down because inevitably anybody who's in the options market, and I know I don't go over options too much on this program because options is pretty much gambling, man.
I mean, there's no long-term investment.
It's basically you're putting a bet that at one point in the giving time in the market, that it's either going to do bad or it's going to do good.
And I don't really like playing those plays.
I much prefer holding on to equities or some kind of physical capital because at least at least I can go ahead and initiate that to a bank and get a loan for it.
You see, even if stocks go up or down, as long as you're long-term on them, you can fall back on them on a rainy day.
Let's say you're working hard, you're putting your money in your stocks, whatever stocks it are, whatever stocks it is.
Excuse me, I'm sounding like that broad that was having a stroke on television.
We're going to get to her in a minute.
I don't know if you heard that horrific story.
But even if these fluctuating markets happen, if you're long-term, you should be all right.
Because inevitably, you can initiate those securities as collateral for a loan for a rainy day.
You won't be like these people that when they lose their jobs in another economic employment contraption, contraction, excuse me, can I come traption, contraction?
You won't be left with your prick in your hand and live in paycheck to paycheck.
You'll actually be able to fall back on something.
You may be able to fall back on the equity of your piece of real estate.
You may be able to fall back on your equity so that you can be able to initiate those at the bank for collateral, for a loan.
You may be able to initiate those into some nice fancy car that you know is going to be increased in demand in the next couple of years if you're one of these car buffs.
Believe it or not, I mean, there's so many investments that you can put your money into that actually increases in value, whether it's by default because of inflation and the devaluing of the dollar because of our government spending, or because inevitably it's going to be higher in demand and you speculated correctly.
One or the other.
So, seriously, folks, you know, individuals that aren't familiar with the markets have to realize it's a fluctuating character.
I mean, especially with all the different mechanisms that are trading in these markets.
You have to remember a lot of the time, not only do you have day traders, you have what we have now are called in the industry black box traders.
Black box traders are actual machines that are trading in the market.
I mean, they have a direct hardcore T1, T3 access line to the marketplace, and the machine itself is programmed by some brilliant programming algorithmic thinking genius because there's not there the black boxes that are out there, there's not many of them, but the ones that are out there, whoever created them got seriously paid.
Let's just put it that way.
But it's a black box.
It's a computer that initiates trades and initiates sales based on milliseconds.
I mean, literally, they're trading in milliseconds.
They're moving money around the market based on an algorithm written by some, you know, like I said, MIT program genius.
And the actual computer is doing all the trades, and they're getting all the rake of the pennies that they make from all these transactions.
And at the end of the day's trading, the black box is usually up about, depending on how big the black box has in capital to initiate the markets.
I've heard that black boxes pull anywhere from $3,000 to $400,000 to $1,005 in a day.
And how do you get yourself a black box?
Well, first of all, you have to know a programmer that programs algorithms.
You've got to keep them happy.
You've got to pay them just, I don't even know how much.
It's priceless.
Probably have to put them in on the action.
And then you have to have the capital to be able to initiate the market so that you can be able to have this machine do this stuff for you.
But anyway, let's take a look a little bit more into the commodities markets.
Anyway, Canola, we know that there was going to be a sell-off there, rises gradually within the past couple of days.
It sold off minus $13.60, a change of 2.28% today.
Cocoa, I mean, Coco had been rising just bookup, just pathetic numbers.
Especially you had Valentine's Day yesterday.
Oh, man, I had to take the wife out.
And I'll tell you all a little bit about that later on.
I mean, you know how that goes.
You've got to take the wife out.
You've got to whine and dine.
I mean, you know how it goes.
So anyway, they're finally selling off on Cocoa Futures, man.
It's down $31 from gains around the same range as losses today.
We've seen consistent gains at that rate.
But the sell-off was today, people are moving, shaking, not knowing what the hell's happening.
A lot of factors to consider when investing in anything, not just the market, investing in a business, investing in pieces of real estate.
Investing in anything nowadays is a huge risk because of all the factors, man.
There's so many factors you've got to think about.
I'm telling you, capitalists right now, their hair's going gray, or it's falling out of their head because it's damn tiring.
It's tiring to sit here and continue to try to justify these particular disgusting actions that are happening in today's America.
And not only America, but the international community for that matter.
Give me a break.
But anyway, coffee futures during the day they hit the all-time high.
I mean, they hit not all-time high, but a high since I think it was January 06, I read.
So it's at a pretty high rate because we've seen coffee futures gradually steepen forward in gains.
But there's a sell-off here at the end, down 60 cents.
Corn futures, of course, we're going to see a sell-off on those because the government regulates how much corn we have.
So for all those folks that aren't familiar with farm subsidies and how it relates to corn, especially and corn ethanol and all this crap, we pretty much figured out that that high on corn wasn't going to sustain itself for very long.
Anyway, we're starting to see gradual sell-offs.
It's down today $5.50.
Cotton Futures Sell-Offs00:02:27
Cotton, though, ain't going nowhere.
Cotton ain't going nowhere, all right?
Because inevitably, like I said, the atmospheric disturbances from this damn Arctic winter that we've been experiencing was going to damage crops, and obviously cotton has been one of them.
It's affecting the price of the cotton futures are affecting manufacturing at this point.
Like I said yesterday, and you heard it here first, that they're going to increase clothing by 10% to keep up with cost of raw material.
And henceforth, the raw material being cotton.
So me expecting to pay 10% more for your little damn what do you call it, Ed Hardy jeans.
You know?
Your little Ed Hardy jeans and your little and your little barrel rolling Amber Crombie Fitch and all that other garbage.
Anyway, cotton was up again after gains and exceeding pre-Civil War levels.
It was up today $4.87.
We had sell-offs on wheat futures because, man, I mean, inevitably, there was going to be a sell-off.
You couldn't have wheat going that high.
I mean, it was getting to the price where you got to start considering just hoarding wheat in your closet or some crap.
But now there was a sell-off, $33.75 in the negative today.
Let's go on to sugar.
Sugar, of course, we've seen gradual gains because of scarcity and potential scarcity in the coming months as we approach spring and summertime.
57 cents, it's down today.
Soybean futures are down 34.75.
Lumber futures are up 4.7 or excuse me, $4.07, $4.70, excuse me.
And that's really surprising because we've seen a gradual rise in lumber, but unfortunately, we had some bad economic data as it pertained to buying new homes today.
So that's kind of funny.
So it was up $4.70.
Lumber futures.
Oat futures are down $6.
We've seen great gains in those throughout the week.
And, of course, we're going to see some sell-offs.
Wool up $5.
We saw a sell-off yesterday.
There was gradual gains leading up to that sell-off.
It's up $5 today, a change of 0.44%.
Iranian Revolution Upheaval00:15:08
Man, I'm telling you, you know, it's getting weird out here.
It's getting a little weird out here.
I'll tell you that right now.
Anyway, I want to hear from you.
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I want to talk a little bit about the destabilization in the Middle East and how it's spreading around like wildfire.
Kind of like how I want people to spread the word about the true capitalist radio show, you know, this uprising in the Middle East.
And I wrote about it on my blog at ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
This uprising since Egypt has spread to Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Palestinian territories, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia, and Yemen.
And it's still spreading.
You've got the Saudi Arabian authority over there trying to crack down on potential uprisings.
You know, I mean, it's pathetic.
I mean, but I want to highlight one particular uprising that's happening amongst them all.
And I'm talking about the Iranian revolution.
And let me tell you, anybody who's been a listener of this program back in 2009, I was screaming my head off.
I was out here saying, hey, we should be out there helping the Iranian Revolution before Ahmadimajad and the Ayatollah establish another authoritarian bamboo job on the majority of the population out there so they can continue to cause a ruckus throughout the international community and continue to saber rattle and all this other nonsense.
We should have been helping the Iranian Revolution through clandestine operations.
We should have been giving them guns.
We should have been broadcasted to them via radio or internet.
Just now, the State Department's got a Twitter pertaining to the Iranian people and broadcasting them in their native language.
I mean, give me a break.
They should have been doing this in 2009 when there was true uprising, when the whole people of Iran knew that the Ahmadimajad election was a complete farce.
And they realized that the Ayatollah, the theocratic rule that has been dictating the whole ideology of their lives and their mental capacity was complete hypocrisy.
They realized it was complete hypocrisy.
So what did they do?
They rose up in 2009 against the Ayatollah and told these idiots, hey, look, we don't want hypocritical theocratic rule.
You know, we don't want to continue to play the charade that we have free elections, and yet the same schmuck that does nothing, Ahmadimajad, gets re-elected, even though the majority of the people didn't even want to see this idiot's face again.
And what did they do?
They went out there and they protested.
Now, if you compare the Iranian revolution of 2009 to the Egyptian revolution of 2011, or if you want to call it a revolution, I call it more of a post-Katrina circus sideshow.
I mean, I don't understand how you can call yourself a revolution and you can just decimate your own geopolitical area.
You know, you destroyed the businesses.
You destroyed the damn natural resources, the infrastructure.
You choked your economy from getting more revenue into the country via tourism.
I'm talking about Egypt.
But in Iran, 2009, what happened?
They just uprised and they just, you know, had civil disobedience.
They weren't, you know, wrecking businesses.
They weren't causing all kinds of disgusting, despicable ruckus.
They were actually trying to show that they want an initiation from this theocratic government either to step down from its hypocritical oath or to implement something that's different than this rigid idea of life that they have come to grow and accept that they don't want to accept anymore.
But you know what happened?
Nobody gave Iran in 2009 the amount of coverage that this despicable Egyptian revolution got.
You know, this Egyptian revolution got so much coverage.
Why?
Because there was a Google executive there.
There was a freaking Google executive.
Oh, it's a Google exactly.
He's saying spy or in the revolution out there in Egypt.
Who cares about the Egyptian?
You know, he wasn't even Egyptian, for Christ's sake.
He was a Middle Eastern correspondent executive for Google or some kind of garbage.
I mean, give me a break.
And here, this idiot, he gets on Facebook, he gets on Twitter, he utilizes the simplicity of the primitive masses that are in Egypt and uses these technological mediums that are way advanced.
Remember, we gradually, as American people, we gradually got introduced all to this technology.
You know, we kind of got matured into mediums like television, like the radio, like the internet.
You know, we're not imbeciles.
You know, we understand that, at least most of us, a lot of us don't, but at least most of us understand that if somebody on the internet decides to, you know, cause the ruckus and say, hey, we're all going to go out in the street and we're going to riot and we're going to get the dictator out of there and we're going to do this.
Yay!
We're not going to do that.
We're not going to go out and riot in the streets because some stupid executive tells us to, you know?
And it's a disgrace.
And yet, how much coverage was given to this Egyptian revolution?
I mean, we had, you know, on-the-ground people.
Oh, yeah.
And, you know, we were taking the tweets of Wail Ghanim, the Google executive.
We were taking them as if they were gospel, as if he was some sort of credible revolutionary that was domestically bred and educated in Egypt.
I mean, what a disgrace.
You know, and then you've got these Egyptians.
They don't even know what the hell they're fighting for.
The only thing they're doing, and the only thing they agree on, is they wanted Mubarak out of commission.
They have no intellectual foundation for their revolution.
They don't know what the hell they're going to put in power once they take down the Ayatollah, once they take down Ahmadimajan.
They have no remedy.
Or no, excuse me, I'm talking about, I'm sorry, I got Iran on my mind.
I'm talking about Egypt here.
I'm not talking about Iran.
Iran actually has intellectual foundations, actually have leaders.
They're talking about the Iranian government's talking about executing those leaders, you know.
But I'm talking about Egypt, excuse me.
I'm talking about Egypt and how they had no foundation to what they were going to put in as an alternative to a governing body.
They had no idea.
They were just rioting in the streets.
They were ruining their own people's shopkeeps.
They were looting.
These people that lived in buildings and in neighborhoods had to go out with machetes and their own weapons to protect their families because everybody was rioting in the streets, going into people's homes, trying to gank people, rape people.
It was a disgrace, man.
That was not a revolution.
What's happening in Iran, in my personal opinion, constitutes a true revolution.
It's been going on since 2009.
And let me tell you what happened in 2009.
If you don't believe me, go back in the archive at belongtalkradio.com/slash ghost and go back to the archive of about 2009, December, November, that time frame.
And you'll hear me talking about this.
You'll hear me screaming about how we should have done something.
We should have been clandestinely helping these revolutionaries out there in Iran that actually have ideology backing up their revolutionary concepts, not just a bunch of fervor and rabble-rousing like there was in Egypt.
You know, and they were out there.
You know, there were pictures coming out of there.
There was people uprising.
And you know what the Iranian government did?
Just exactly what those scumbags in China did to those poor kids at Tennamon Square.
They just started shooting them down like dogs, started murdering these kids, started murdering people all over the place.
And that's what suppressed the 2009 Iranian revolution.
Not only did they kill people in the streets, but I was personally connected with the revolution.
I knew people that I corresponded with through email that were involved intimately with the Iranian revolution.
And these people were completely just monitored.
I mean, the internet was monitored.
They had, you know, word scanners.
I mean, they had all kinds of technology to figure out who was corresponding with anybody that was delivering them any kind of ideology that'd be against the Ayatollah or the Iranian revolution.
And let me tell you something.
I have lost contact since then because I'm sure that something has happened to those people that I corresponded with during the time that this happened.
And the reason I know that is reports have come out.
The Iranian Vanguard or whatever you call this, the Iranian army has done roundups of suspected people who either agitated the revolution in 2009 or were directly involved with it.
Not only are they killing them, they're killing their families.
You know, they're torturing these people.
And you want to know why they're doing it?
Because they don't have guns in Iran.
You know, there's an authoritarian, totalitarian, theocratic government.
They have no guns.
They have no way to protect themselves.
And yet the government can, the supposed government that's supposed to be for the people, for the people of Iran, we are a theocratic government.
I am the Ayatollah, and I love the people.
And yet he can order, under the name of his theocratic nonsense, the killing of his own people because, oh, they're threatening my authority, even though my authority is complete hypocrisy and it's pathetic.
And it's not as even they were even becoming a legitimate threat.
These were people who just marching in the streets, just like in Tinaman Square.
And let me tell you folks, if you folks don't remember anything in history, remember the Iranian Revolution of 2009, and remember Tinamin Square in 1989.
Those were two revolutions that our American media just doesn't like to hear.
You know, they didn't want to, you know, cover.
And I mean, I know CNN had Tenneman Square live on television or what they were able to get out of Tiananmen Square live on television, but they didn't account for the 150,000, 200,000 people that were just killed in the streets in civil disobedience.
These people were not acting like savages.
They had intellectual foundation to their revolution, and they were killed like a bunch of animals, like a bunch of dogs.
And I will never forget that act of true, true humanism.
I mean, we should all acknowledge that.
Not a bunch of havens and a bunch of savages in Egypt.
We need to if we're going to admire anybody's attempt at democratic revolution, we should admire those that died for it and we just let go by as memories, not even memories, footnotes in the timelines of history.
I'll never forget Cheneman Square 1989.
And if there's any Chinese people, I know Mr. Fortune Cookie and everybody thinks I'm racist or whatever, but that's one revolution I'll never forget.
And let me tell you something, Teneman Square will rise again.
And these Chinese, even though they think that they're making all the money and they think that they can become bureaucrats as well as billionaires, this contradiction that's within the internal system of the Chinese society is finally going to rise up and bite the communist government in their ass.
And, you know, then they're going to realize that, hey, maybe we shouldn't have been such authoritarian jerks.
But, you know, who knows?
I can only remember those lives that were lost at Teneman, and I can only remember the lives that were lost in Iran 2009.
And the only reason I bring it up is because Iran is rising up again.
You know, they're rising up again.
No BS.
They're not afraid.
Even though they were mowed down like dogs, even though they were rounded up and their families were tortured and they were abused and just human rights violated to the unfth degree, they came out today.
The Iranian people came out today.
Even though the Iranian government, get this, get this, the Iranian government actually championed, actually championed the Egyptian revolution.
Yeah, they actually put out positive propaganda saying that the Egyptian revolution was a great thing, that it was Islam and Allah Akbar and all this crap.
And in response to that, their own people rose up today and decided to march in civil disobedience.
And what did they do to their revolution?
They killed these people.
YouTube, Google, whatever.
Just look for those pictures that are coming out of Iran right now.
And that's what's been coming out since 2009.
And I know there's people out here saying, oh, that's, you know, why should we care about the people in Iran?
I mean, who cares?
Hey, you want to know why?
Because those are people with intellectual foundations for civility.
I mean, you should read about the people that are out there wanting something different than theocratic barbarianism.
Well, you should read about the foundations of the Teneman Square revolution.
You should read about these things.
They actually had thought process.
It wasn't a bunch of impulsive crap.
Anyway, I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I want to hear from you.
I know I'm going on and on about the Iranian revolution, but I'm really spirited about this stuff.
You know, I could only wish, I could only wish that the American people could do something like Tinamin Square.
I could only wish that the American people could do something like civil disobedience in Iran.
I could only wish that could happen.
But you know what?
I lost that optimism.
That's why I'm no longer political anymore.
You know that?
Living in Modernity00:03:20
I'm a capitalist because I know that that's never going to happen.
The American people are so gluttonous and so stupid and so mooching, for a lack of a better term, that that's never, ever going to happen.
And it's sick.
You know what will happen if any kind of revolution happens in America?
Egypt.
Egypt to the thirtieth power.
That's what'll happen.
Sick, man.
It's just sick.
Anyway, long live the Iranian 2009 revolution.
I'm not talking about the theocratic Iatolla crap that's in there now.
And if there's any Iranians that are listening, and believe me, I do have Iranians that listen in still.
I just know that they can't contact me.
Keep on fighting.
You know, keep on fighting out here.
You know, they keep on rising up against this theocratic nonsense.
It's garbage.
It's what it is.
It's utter crap.
We don't need old primitive systems from primitive man.
We are living in modernity, damn it.
Don't you people understand?
That's what I keep repeating over and over and over again.
We're living in modernity, damn it.
We're living in modernity.
We shouldn't be living like primitive animals out here, you know, getting pissed off because, oh, no, no, it's not them, my kids.
And then none of that crap.
We're living in modernity.
But yet we want to live like we're, what, 150, 200 years ago.
It makes me sick.
Anyway, I want to hear from you.
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646-652-4869.
Gary Schultz, are you there?
Hey, yeah, man.
I've been really enjoying the chat about Iran.
I've been a big supporter of them, you know, more, I mean, not financially or anything, but in spirit.
I just really just wanted to thank you for the blowjob last night.
Retail Sales Volatility00:15:40
Yeah, well, give me a break.
404, you're on the air.
Hey, what's going on?
Hey, how's it going?
Not chilling, man.
How you doing?
I'm doing pretty well.
Doing pretty well.
I had to give you a quick call here.
You know, after looking at it, I've been a little gun-shy about pulling the trigger on it, but I decided today was a good day after the drop they had on Intel.
After looking at all the figures that buy.
So I had to go in on that purchase myself.
Oh, cool, man.
Yeah, absolutely.
There's definitely, and have you seen all the deals they're making on Intel, for heaven's sake?
I'm making a lot of deals.
They're going to be the leading chip makers for a lot of these coming tablets that are going to be coming in next Christmas that are going to be the up-and-coming thing to have for the fourth quarter of 2011.
Yeah, that was one of the things I I mean, I'm more of a numbers person, so when I looked at it, I mean, I was looking at the financials part.
I mean, I like you said, you'd mentioned, I mean, they've done the buyback and everything.
The thing's holding at $21.
And I just I can't get any I can't figure it out why it's well you know the reason that I mean you know the the market's really tricky man.
I mean you know you can't be that good of a speculator based on traditional thinking any longer because it's it's a helter-skelter market.
You can tell everybody's scared.
And on the whim of news, on the whim of any kind of data, the market really just sways in dramatic amounts.
I mean you know the volatility is just tremendous.
And the thing is though is that when there's a real drop in the market, like let's say that we see some really really bad numbers and we see these drops that I'm expecting here in the mid spring into late spring.
We start seeing two hundred drops, two hundred point drops in the Dow Jones Industrials.
We start seeing 60, 70, 80 point drops in the NASDAQ.
Everybody's going to be going into stocks that are profitable.
I mean they're going to chase the profit.
Believe me, they'll find those stocks and then they'll go into them as a safe haven and that's when those plays will end up paying off and you'll sell off on some of them huge spikes.
But Intel at this point in time, I mean, you know, you just can't speculate.
You can't tell why Intel isn't the price of what Hewlett-Packard is.
And if you look at Hewlett-Packard's numbers and compare it to Intel's numbers, it just doesn't make any sense.
But once again, you know, this is a market that's based on some kind of an impulsive helter-skelter, Jekyll and Hyde type of an impulsive buying process.
I have no idea.
I mean, I'm with traditional investing.
You know, you take the factors, you look at what's going on, and it's obvious.
You know, more than likely, I'm pretty much of a safe player.
I don't try to go big on ridiculous nonsense.
But inevitably, with this Intel play, I think that it'll pay off dividends in the long run.
I'm glad you read about the buyback because that's $10 billion in market capitalization that's going back into the company.
So that within itself should drive the cost of the stocks upward to some extent.
And the other thing that I find that's interesting about it is the fact that it's one of the only tech companies I know of that actually has a dividend.
It actually pays out dividends on top of it.
And it's around a 3% dividend yield the way it's at right now.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
No kidding.
And I didn't really want to mention that because usually we're in such a market at this point in time.
There's not too many long-term investors anymore.
I'm more of a long-term kind of person.
At the most or at the shortest time I'll hold an equity would probably be about three months.
Now, I do day trade from time to time, but that's only based on the volatility of something that's got good earnings.
For instance, Dell just announced as the market closed that it increased its profits by 47 percent.
So I expect definite volatility on that.
I'm definitely going to be day trading that one, if not maybe going a little long on that.
That stock's been taking a beating.
I think it's down $13.
It's an Austin company.
And I'd look into that.
Now, once again, I hope that Michael Dell has understood that the PC game is pretty much coming down to a pretty niche market.
It's no longer broad-based.
You know, with some of these tablet deals that Dell's going into, I think that they also should fare fare fairly well in the market also, because I think that they at least to a certain extent tried to emulate Apple's culture-based idealism as it relates to their company.
Remember, they were the ones who put out the candy laptops, you know, the candy-coated laptops and all that stuff.
So hopefully that pans out fairly well.
At least it's a good day trade.
I'm going to try to go in on it for at least the next year on it, tomorrow.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, that's one of the things I just I was listening to a couple of the archives, and I hear all the people that give you, we're getting the shit about, you know, you were you picked the stock and oh, it was down today, however many points and everything.
But you know what?
It's not a it's not a sprint.
It's a marathon.
When you invest in something, you're not investing in the short term, or at least typically you're not investing short term, but it seems like a lot of people, it's all they want that instant gratification, you know, and they can't get it.
It's America, man.
It's America.
I mean, look at Warren Buffett is a long-term investor, and that's how he became a billionaire, man.
He became a billionaire by holding on to stocks 10 years plus.
Yeah.
Hey, one story real quick.
I was driving down the road and I go up to one of these intersections.
You know, sometimes how they'll have these people out.
Well, they had a fund for the kids person out there holding out a bucket, you know, fun for the kids.
And they come up to me and they go, Hey, man, you got any change for the kids?
And I go, I go, hell no.
I go, I'm sorry.
Obama took all my fucking money.
Yeah, well, no way.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, with the entitlements now, I'll expect those people to be out there in abundant once they start really cutting.
And I don't know if you've been hearing, you know, they're considering not necessarily major cuts in entitlements, but you've got these two sides bickering back and forth.
You know, you've got Obama just sticking to his cuts, which are just in discretionary spending, which doesn't even touch entitlements or defense or Social Security or Medicaid, nothing.
And then you've got the Republicans wanting to cut even more on discretionary spending and just dabble a little bit in maybe having some torque reform for Medicaid and Medicare and maybe cut here and there.
But inevitably, we're going to continue to see the devaluing of the dollar.
And I'm just going to expect more of those people once they start cutting and raising taxes.
I'm going to start seeing more of those people on the streets.
And at that point in time, I don't know what I'm going to do because what can you do?
These people are going to be in abundance.
They're going to be walking around like zombies.
They're going to be expecting a buck.
And I just don't like what the potential for America is, man.
There's not that much economic activity to keep these people employed so that they can keep them civil or give them something to live for.
Just like you said, people want instant gratification.
They don't want to put the time, energy, effort into anything.
Whether that be a job, whether that be their own business, whether that be selling stuff on the street with a vendor's license permit, whether that be go out and, hey, if you have no other abilities, why don't you sell your ass?
You know, I'm not advocating that.
I'm not advocating that, but I'm just saying, I mean, if you have no other abilities and you're starving and you need money, right, and you got kids, you know, I mean, you know, why don't you go out and do something of that nature?
I mean, why exactly are you just going to let yourself starve to death?
I don't understand that.
Hell, it works in Thailand, right?
Yeah, it does work in Thailand.
As a matter of fact, they're balling over there.
Well, at least the whores are.
All right.
Well, I appreciate it, Ghost.
It's always a pleasure talking with you, man.
Great show.
No problem, man.
Hey, that's a good move on Intel, man.
Good luck to you.
And hopefully, in the long term, in a year or so, when we're looking back on these picks, hopefully it's up at least $40 or $50.
I'm expecting at least $40 or $50 out of that stock.
I mean, it should be the way it was in the 90s.
I remember that stock trading at $75 a share in the 90s.
That's the way it should be now, in my view.
Yeah, hey, I'm going to be like the one-caller thing, you know, once this stuff starts reaping benefits big time.
I'll shoot you an email here before too long and send you out a bottle of wine or champagne or whatever, man.
Hey, man, I appreciate it, man.
I appreciate your call, man.
You actually provide some pretty good insight.
And you obviously sound from the youthful demographic that's actually doing things out here.
Hopefully, that's inspiring some kids to go out there and set aside their drinking money and maybe put it somewhere else.
Yeah, I like doing that.
And I also, you know, I get a kick out.
Your show is hilarious.
It has a great mix between, you know, just truthful investing stuff as well as the hilarity.
And then when that stroke gets on there and you play some of those pedo hunting calls, yeah, that shit's hilarious.
Yeah, no kidding, man.
Well, hey, man, I want to thank you for calling.
Do you have a blog or something, man?
Do you have something you want to plug?
No, man.
Don't have anything.
The same old.
Well, look into getting a blog, man.
Looking at getting something.
I think that we live in a day and age where we have the access to mediums to amplify ideas.
And you don't sound like these people that usually call up here and act like jagoffs.
And you can tell in their vernacular, you can tell in their vernacular that this is all they're going to accomplish is being able to call up and make prank calls and do barrel rolls or whatever they're doing.
You can tell in your vernacular that you've got something going.
You should amplify it because remember, once it's on the internet, it's there for the end of history until the earth is blown up or there's some kind of intergalactic solar storm that completely annihilates all of our electronic equipment.
But other than that, it's here forever.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, I'm looking forward to hearing how much the Ghost Valentine's Day dinner bill was.
So hopefully I'll get it.
Oh, yeah.
See, I'm going to talk about that later on, man.
Take it easy.
You take it easy, man.
Thanks for calling, man.
You're a great caller.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
We were talking a little bit about the Iranian Revolution.
We talked a little bit about that caller, some stocks and some equities.
Let's talk a little bit about how stocks have fallen today because on weak retail sales.
Now, I have said and suggested, you know, all these earnings that came out in January, that these earnings were based upon cutting up of companies.
This was not actual profit.
I mean, if it were actual profit and we were actually, you know, there was actual substance to these gains that were happening in the equities markets, we would see unemployment go down.
We would see full unemployment or at least 6.5% unemployment, like what I believe the Federal Reserve is saying, or no, the government's saying that we're going to have to get used to is full unemployment.
Full unemployment, you know, if you're an economics major is what, 4.5%?
That's full unemployment.
You know, that's full unemployment here.
We're at 10%.
If we could even just get to 6.something percent, you know, 6.9%, I could give some validity in all the gains that we had in the equities markets.
But there's not.
Let's put it this way.
They've chopped up the corporations.
They were reaping the gains of the fourth quarter, which was the holiday season.
This is why earnings were up.
But now that we have atmospheric disturbances that are causing scarcity with commodities, you've got energy up.
I mean, I find it weird that crude oil prices are down, and yet we're still paying lots of money for the damn gasoline in our car.
That makes no sense whatsoever.
But you take a look at the options market and take a look at how many people put put options on low oil prices now and take a look at how many people put put options on how many are speculating $100 barrels of oil by May, you'll be understanding why you have such volatility and weird stagnation given the fact that we've got destabilization in the Middle East in the oils markets.
But economic data came out today that for the month of January, there was only a retail spending increase of 0.3%.
The Wall Street expectations were supposed to be, what was it, 0.6%.
So it was a loss of 0.3%, man.
I mean, that's a considerable loss.
It's the lowest level of consumer spending since this past summer.
And if you all were with me this past summer, you all remember that the Dow Jones Industrials was about $9,000.
And I was telling people back then to get into the stock market and get some gains because the $9,000 mark ain't going to stay there forever.
So anyway, this is why.
I mean, the economic data for January, retail sales, you got all the retail bulls on the business channel trying to justify why retail sales were bad.
Some of them are saying, oh, it was the weather.
They couldn't go out and spend.
They couldn't go out and spend.
I couldn't go out and spend over there.
You couldn't go out and spend.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, if you're cold and you're shivering and there's snow, I think that you would want to go out and spend.
I think you'd want to buy coats.
I think you want to buy those stupid snuggies if these assholes are circle jerking over.
I think you'd want to go buy food.
I think you'd want to go buy all this stuff.
What the hell are you talking about that the weather kept people inside?
Give me a break.
No, you know what's happening?
You know, there is no real consumer confidence.
It was all built on the spending of the fourth quarter 2011 and the holidays, for heaven's sake.
The holidays.
Good God.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I'm taking calls from people.
Consumer Confidence Crisis00:12:48
And let me tell you what else hit the market also.
Not just the weak retail sales, but the budget, man.
I mean, did you see Obama getting on?
Well, we're going to talk about it in tense form later, but you see Obama trying to defend the budget today?
You know, he came on in the morning and was like, hey, how you doing, baby?
Yeah, the budget's good, baby.
It's all you got to do.
Just do what you got to do, baby.
And that's it.
You know what I mean?
You know, $3.7 trillion, $3.75, or $3.73 trillion.
And that's just what he's initiating.
Imagine wait until it gets to the Congress, wait until it gets to the Senate.
And just imagine how much pork is going to be on there.
Just imagine how much extra taxes and regulation and everything else.
Just imagine how much garbage is going to be on that budget once it's finally approved.
All right?
I mean, I'm telling you, somebody's going to take a hit here.
I'm not, I mean, given our government's past, I don't think it's going to be the Poe in America, nor do I think it's going to be the people that deserve it, the people that got us here, the people that, you know, preceded this whole debacle.
I'm talking about the baby boomers.
I'm talking about older folk.
And I'm an older folk, too, folks.
Don't be wrong.
All right?
But let me tell you, I'm not hurting.
If they take away Social Security from me, I don't care.
But, you know, they're talking in Congress, kids.
Anybody who's under 40 years old, or 45 years old, you better listen to this.
They're talking in Congress.
We had Paul Ryan, that goofy-looking asshole who's trying to look like, hey, look at me, I'm the poor man's Jack Kennedy.
You know, Paul Ryan coming on TV saying that we need to get across that people that are in the Social Security or within five years of getting Social Security are not going to be affected.
Everybody else is going to be affected.
And what are you talking about?
Affected.
Affected.
What do you mean, affected?
He means that they are going to restructure Social Security so that you don't get it.
And I think it's unfair that all the people that are under the age of 45 that have paid tremendous amounts of taxes into this fund are not going to get what these old farts that actually put us into these debts are going to get.
I think there's something wrong with that, man.
I think there's something wrong with that.
It makes me sick.
Let me kick some asshole out of my chat room.
Get the hell out of here, Capote.
You fruity bastard.
Nobody wants to go to your stupid morning show, all right?
You suck.
You suck the chrome up of a 57 Chevy bumper, right?
Get out of here.
I'm serious, man.
I mean, come on.
Oh, man.
I just don't know.
I don't get it.
I don't know.
I'm just, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I sound so jaded, you know.
But I had to go out to eat with my wife last night, and I love my wife.
Don't get me wrong.
I'm not trying to complain about going out with my wife.
Any asshole that complains about going out with her wife is an idiot.
All right, if you hate your wife, why don't you get rid of her?
All right?
Dump her if you hate her.
I'm sick of these assholes.
They're like, I hate my wife.
My wife sucks.
Well, then, why don't you dump that bimbo off on the next block?
Jeez.
But I went out with my wife last night, and, you know, I mean, Austin, Texas is a great town, but, you know, when everyone is going out, when there's a designated day for everyone to go out, you know?
For everyone to go out.
I mean, I thought that, you know, maybe we're going to see some better class of people.
No, no, no.
When the mass populace, when there's a designated day to go out, the mass populace just encompasses the whole area.
And when I mean the mass populace, I'm talking about the derelicts.
I'm talking about the losers.
I'm talking about the people that kind of walk outside and go into a nice Italian bistro and they go in there with flip-flops and a frayed shorts and a shit-stained t-shirt.
And they sit down and try to go into a four-star restaurant trying to get served nice Italian food or a nice steak.
And the help, the help, the waiters are dressed better than these assholes.
The waiters got ties and crap.
And they expect some kind of respect.
You expect some kind of respect going in a restaurant.
It's Valentine's Day, for Christ's sake.
You're going in there like you're dressed for a Sunday afternoon at NASCAR.
Jesus Christ.
And it's not just a couple of people, folks.
It's the majority of these freaks.
I mean, we've just got no pride in ourselves.
You know, here I am.
I'm dapper, you know, looking dapper in a suit.
You know, I'm always wearing suits now because, you know, hey, I'm making money here, you know, and, you know, I go to work.
I got an office.
So if you get an office, you gotta wear a suit, you know.
And here I am, I'm wearing a nice, you know, Armani suit going on.
And, you know, I'm in, you know, some bistro.
You know, I'm not going to name the bistro because it's not against the bistro, all right?
It's a nice place, says wines everywhere, serve Italian food.
It's a nice place, you know.
But, but they allow people in there that actually have nothing but shorts and flip-flops on, for Christ's sake, actually eating with people like myself.
And there were other people in there, business folks, obviously taking their bimbos, other young bimbos out.
You obviously weren't married, didn't see any wedding rings, you know.
But, you know, seriously, you know, there's no Jesus Christ.
I didn't mean to get off of that tirade about that.
I'm going to speak about that later.
The point of the matter is, is that, you know, things aren't looking pretty.
And, you know, me and my wife were talking yesterday.
You know, we were talking.
We were talking and we were saying, hey, you know, maybe we should just, you know, get the hell out of here.
You know, we got money.
We got some capital here.
We got some cash.
You know, let's just get out of here.
What are we doing here?
First of all, hold on.
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But anyway, back to me and my wife, right?
We're out there last night, and I was thinking, hey, maybe I should just listen to my wife because my wife is pretty sick of America also.
She's an old conservative woman, you know?
She's an old conservative woman that understands that, hey, look, America at this point in time is not necessarily the most conservative.
It's not necessarily fitting for civil society, you know?
I mean, it's not fitting.
So maybe we're considering we should just kind of take the money and run.
All right, take the money and run.
And I'm just considering that, man.
I'm thinking about, you know, maybe taking the money I got here.
I mean, I got a badass place in Austin.
I'm going to live in Austin at least till the summer.
All right.
I mean, I got a badass place out here.
You know, high-rise condo overlooking the city.
I'm leasing out an office in the middle of the downtown area that overlooks the city.
I walk everywhere.
You know, I walk everywhere for Christ's sake.
You know, everything's within walking distance, man.
West 6th Street, walking distance.
You know what I'm talking about?
I love Austin.
But it is hectic, and you do see a lot of American sour scowls, you know, the pusses on these freaks, you know, these fat mooses.
They're just kind of walking around out here like we're supposed to care.
I'm just sick and tired of seeing them.
I'm thinking that maybe I should just take the money and run.
Take the freaking money and run.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
Let's go on to what the World Bank has said for all the ass ticklers that are listening in that don't believe me that food prices are going up the ass.
Excuse my French, all right?
They're getting a little haywire here, and it doesn't matter what part of the world you're living in.
All right?
World Bank says that the damn food prices have gone up by 29%.
29%.
I mean, the UN recently put out that it was 20%.
Now it's 29%.
And it's going to continue raising.
And according to the World Bank, these levels of rate hikes in commodities and in food are dangerous.
They're dangerous to the potential of civil unrest everywhere.
Everywhere throughout the world.
And I think I agree.
I mean, this is horrible.
But what's unfortunate is that we have to promote in these up-and-coming emerging markets, we've got to promote the fact that they've got to produce their own agriculture.
I mean, let's take, for instance, a case, Haiti.
Haiti, okay?
Now, everybody remembers Haiti had the horrific earthquake.
It was sad.
I'm sorry.
Well, before the earthquake, what happened?
What was Haiti living in?
I'll tell you what they were living in.
They were living in absolute squalor.
If you do a video search for Haiti mud cakes, all right?
Haiti mud cakes, you'll actually see that before the earthquake, these people in Haiti were eating, you know, like little patties of mud, sprinkling some lemon juice on them, and actually eating that for lunch, dinner, and, you know, breakfast.
Yeah, mud cakes, you know.
I mean, you know, look, look, I've said this before, and I know I've taken some heat for it, but I just have to say it.
I just have to say it, okay?
How pathetically lazy and ignorant do you have to be?
And it doesn't have anything to do with anybody.
It's just, I'm just making an observation, okay?
How lazy do you have to be that, you know, you're like, man, I don't want to go out and do nothing.
I'm hungry.
Okay, what's this by my feet?
It's dirt.
It's dirt, baby.
Let me go ahead and pack it up.
Let me pack it up here.
Let me put a little bit of this lemon juice on it, baby.
I got mud cakes, baby.
Mud cakes.
Yeah, mud cakes.
I mean, is it just me, or does anybody else notice that Haiti, the country of Haiti, is surrounded by a whole ocean of fish?
I mean, is it just me, or am I the only one that can see that Haiti is surrounded by a whole freaking ocean of fish?
All right?
What's the problem?
What exactly is going on here?
All right.
This is what I'm talking about out here.
So if we're going to talk about food prices rising, we should be talking about hamming.
We've got to get these emerging markets developing and cultivating their own commodities, you ass clown.
Jesus Christ.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
World Bank says that the food is at dangerous prices.
It's up by 29%.
I want to hear what you have to say.
111, you're on the air.
Yeah, what's going on?
Hey, what's up, man?
I got to say, I totally agree with everything you say.
You know, that's just crazy.
It is crazy.
I know, right?
Hey, I got a question, man.
That's your magnet.
Hey, hey, listen up.
Do you like mud kids?
Darren Payne.
No, I hate mud cakes.
Shantae and Racial Tensions00:16:19
I thought, why don't you clean the crustaceans out of your ears left over from ejaculating your father so often on your face and listen to what I just said.
I said that I hate mud cakes.
I ain't down with it.
All right?
I mean, you know, who would want to go out and eat mud, sprinkle some damn lemon on it, and have a mud cake?
All right?
I want you to open your goddamn ears, jackass.
Good Lord.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
Here, 111, you're on the air.
Hello?
Hey, what's up, man?
Hey, what's up, man?
I got to ask you a question.
What's going on?
Are you aware you will never be Glenn Beck, you dumb little faggot?
Is that all you got to say?
I hate Glenn Beck.
And you hang up?
You hang up for Christ's sake?
I mean, what's with the balls?
I mean, don't you have balls, son?
I mean, you sounded like that one broad that was having a stroke on TV.
You were like, hey, Glenn Beckman, faggot.
I couldn't even understand what you said.
I'm assuming that you are insinuating that I'm trying to act like Glenn Beck, but you couldn't get the words out of your simplistic head.
You couldn't get the words out of your simplistic head.
And, you know, speaking of simplistic blonde bimbos, no, I shouldn't say that about her.
That's wrong.
Oh, I shouldn't have done that.
I shouldn't do that.
This poor girl, Serene Branson, you know, she you know, she was all dolled up for the Grammys.
And for all you folks that don't know what's going on with Serene Branson, she was just, oh, she was trying to give a report on the Grammys outside of the Staples Centers in a live shot.
And for some reason, and of course it's rather disturbing, it sounds as if she's having a stroke on the air.
She looks as if her face is a little, you know, a little tired on one side.
And at least to me, I don't know if she did, you know, suffer a stroke.
According to reports, she didn't.
Maybe she's just a dumb blonde bimbo, but it was rather disturbing.
It disturbed my wife, that's for sure.
You know, here we are, you know, we're getting in the midst of doing the horizontal mumbo, and then you see Serene Branson, you know.
So what I'm going to play here is Serene Branson, her live TV spot.
Now, let me explain how she is.
She's doing a stand-up.
She's dolled up with her blonde hair.
You know what I'm talking about?
And she's supposed to do a stand-up live piece, and she just can't get the words out.
It sounds as if there's some sort of a short circuit in her brain in the speech region.
Check it out.
Listen, everybody, engineer, you got that queued up?
All right, here, go ahead.
PBS2, Serene Branson, is live at the Staples Center with highlight and backstage coverage.
We're seeing for the very first time.
Serene.
Well, a very, very heavy divertation tonight.
We had a very Darathan by let's go ahead, Terra Jaysen to have the pet.
Oh, geez, that's just.
And the Grammy goat.
I mean, I'm sorry.
I'm not trying to laugh.
That was just, that was disturbing, you know?
I mean, that was just disturbing for heaven's sake.
I mean, that was a real live show.
I mean, this poor woman, Serene Branson, I mean, she's an attractive woman.
I mean, I'm sure she's very confident in her job.
But, you know, this is just, you know, a short circuit in the brain speech region, so to speak.
You know, she sounded like she has one of those relaxed brains.
You know, you ever heard of those relaxed brains?
Here, I'm going to hear it one more time because it's just freaky, man.
It sounds like, you know, some I don't know.
Hold on.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
Go ahead, engineer.
TVS2, Zareen Branson, is live at the Safety Center with high life and backstage coverage.
We're seeing for the very first time.
Zareen.
Well, a very, very heavy divertation tonight.
We had a very Darison by Let's go get Territas in those for the head of pet.
Oh, my God.
Jesus Christ.
You know, that scares me.
That scares me because I'm an old man here.
You know what I mean?
And, you know, I'm afraid that one day I'm going to be on the damn program here and just start breaking down like that.
And if that day ever comes, man, please, you know, old yeller my ass.
You understand?
You know, just do old yeller story for old ghost here because I cannot sit here and live life like some damn, you know, stroked out vegetable, you know, talking like, I can't do it, man.
I just can't do it.
You know, and this looks like a healthy woman here.
You know, it looks like a healthy woman.
She looks like she works out.
She looks like she keeps up her figure the whole nine yards.
And look, she still gets a damn stroke.
That's why I don't stop drinking.
All right?
That's why I eat steaks every day.
You know, I eat buckets of cheese and large bowls of butter.
You know, I eat, you know, just artery-clogging triple cheeseburgers with bacon.
You know, that's what I like.
And, you know, if it takes me out in a heart attack, well, you know, so be it, man.
I mean, do you actually think I want to be here forever with all these ass clowns that are ruining civility for America out here?
I mean, did you see the Grammys?
I mean, Lady Gaga, are you kidding me?
Lady freaking Gaga, for Christ's sake.
Good God.
646-652-4869.
We're going to take callers here.
Let me see.
Area code 200.
You're on the air.
You there?
Hello.
Hey, what's up?
Hello.
Basically, long-team fan.
Awesome Jewel.
Basically, what I'm thinking is, Jesse, you're taking a pass with the same bands, and I think that's pure bullshit.
I think the way it happened is magnets affected your brain.
Fucked up the signal.
And that way, you couldn't enjoy mud cakes as much as you could.
I like my lucky charms.
It's the magic eat delicious.
Hey, magically delicious.
I mean, go find the pot of gold, you stupid leprechaun.
Give me a break.
111, you're on the air.
Yeah, it's the same leprechaun on a different computer, for Christ's sake.
I mean, can you give me a break?
I mean, well, look what I got.
I got Ireland people calling me in.
I'm just telling me the magnets, and you're going to shove it up your arse, and you're going to lucky charms, you know, talking about it.
Shut up!
Just shut your stupid four-leaf clover up the ass, having Irish-drinking drunkard ass off.
Shut up!
Shut your mouth!
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, let's take some American callers, shall we, from America?
No, it was Ireland.
Ireland people calling me now.
I'm a racist.
You see, now I'm racist against white people.
I'm racist against white people now.
Give me a break.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me?
You see, I just can't win for losing with you idiots, can I?
I just can't win for losing.
You know, I get emails constantly because I am trying to make a contribution to Black History Month, the shortest month of the year.
I am trying to make a contribution by actually playing black artist to commemorate this great month, to commemorate the black contribution.
And because of the music I choose for Black History Month, I'm a racist, huh?
I'm a racist.
And now, now I've got some Irish kilt wearing, you know, a drunkard foily clover up the ass, having leprechaun, ass looking ass clown calling me up, calling me up, trying to give me some kind of a damn prank call.
I can't even understand the idiot.
I mean, excuse me, this makes me sick.
You know, it makes me sick.
As a matter of fact, as a matter of fact, let me tell all of you people something, all right?
I am not a racist, all right?
I accept everybody, you dick snot.
I have a bunch of friends that happen to be black.
All right?
I happen to listen to rap music.
All right?
I happen to have a lot of friends that happen to be Mexican.
All right?
I have a lot of friends that happen to be Oriental.
You understand?
I have a lot of friends, and I am the melting pot of friendship.
All right?
I'm the melting pot of friendships.
Don't sit here and give me this crap that I'm racist.
As a matter of fact, to prove that I'm not racist, all right?
To prove to all you ass lickers and you milky-looking pieces of nipple-clamp-loving butt-plug up the ass-looking, wish you had a pair of balls the size of ghost-looking pieces of crap to prove to you that I am not racist.
I'm going to go ahead and play a song from a black artist.
Now, I know I've been getting a lot of flack from people that, you know, I've been playing gangster rap.
I've been playing a lot of, you know, crap that doesn't make the, you know, make the black community look good.
But hey, that's what's produced.
That's what's being produced out here for Christ's sake.
I'm just playing what's out here.
All right?
I mean, I'm just playing what's out here for Christ's sake.
And you know what?
I still get crap.
I'm still the bad guy.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to bring out an artist that nobody, nobody should be bitching at me about.
This is a black artist.
This is a black artist that has made a true impact in society.
A man who has definitely changed the way we look at things, to say the least.
This is a black man I'm sure every black person in America is proud of.
A black man who stands for the black heritage as much as he possibly can.
A black man that has put a contribution in the black community like no other black man.
I'm not joking.
All right?
I'm not joking.
This right here is a black man that I'm about to play that has made no contribution, or excuse me, that has made a contribution like no other black man, all right?
And I think that every black man that's listening in right now, everybody who is of the black persuasion, all right, I strongly advise you to listen up and take notes because I'm about to play a black person.
I'm about to play a black artist to commemorate Black History Month because all you ass lickers remember, all right?
You need to remember that today and every day of this month of February is Black History Month.
All right, it's Black History Month.
Well, this right here, this right here is one of the biggest contributions to changing the way blacks perceived sexuality and other notions.
Let me go ahead and put them on.
Everybody, the greatest contribution from black society.
Let's go ahead and play it, shall we?
Go ahead.
I have one thing to say, you better work.
You better work it girls.
Now burn the bike.
It don't matter what you weigh on.
No matter what you weigh up, you're not yourself off.
Yeah.
And it don't matter what you do.
Cause everything was good on you.
Shooting my work, working girl.
You gotta work it, girl.
Wait your lips.
Work that shanty.
Work now first of the right work.
Sasha, shante.
See your picture everywhere.
Get yourself away.
A million dollars.
And when you walked into the road, you had everybody's eyes on you.
Tomorrow.
She is Christie.
Black lady out of sight.
Cindy at his Claudia.
There we go.
Nikki.
Worth the runway.
I have one thing to say.
Sasha, Shantae.
Shante, Shantae.
Shantae, Shantae, Shante.
I have one thing to say.
Sasha, Shantae.
Shante, Shantae.
Shantae, Shantae, Shantae.
It don't matter what you wear, no matter what you weigh up, you're not yourself off.
Yeah, and it don't matter what you do.
Cause everything looks good on you.
Shoot him out, girl.
Do your thing on the runway work.
You better work it girls.
First of all, first of all, Sasha, Shantae.
Work, turn to the back.
Sasha, Shantae.
You better work, Shasse, I have one thing to say.
You're listening to Ghost on True Capitalist Radio.
true capitalist radio is going to play an art into the black community like no one else I mean, I wasn't lying, man.
I was not lying.
I mean, you know, that was RuPaul with Supermodel.
All right.
I mean, has there been anybody who's made a bigger impact on the model community, you know, with Shantae?
Give me a break.
Kodak Competitor Analysis00:04:19
Anyway, I'm not raised.
I should prove to you all you idiots that I'm not racist, you silly bastards.
Anyway, we got some calls here.
Jesus Christ, the phone lines are lit up.
646-652-4869 is the number to go here.
Let's take some calls.
804, you there?
Hold on, hold on.
You're not on.
804, are you there?
Hey, what's going on?
What's on?
What's going on, man?
Not a whole lot.
I was just wondering what it's like to be a fat-ass mouth breeder.
Shut up.
All right.
That's what it's like to be.
Shut your stupid fat mouth for Christ's sake.
We can hear the fat in your windpipe.
I mean, did you hear this idiot?
Hey, how you doing?
I just wanted to...
Shut up!
4-0-8.
Hey, Ghost, it's Vince in the Bay.
Hey, what's going on, Vince?
How's the Egyptian health food store going?
Well, I collected part of my insurance on there, and I'm going to rebuild it.
It's going to take some time.
But you know what?
Actually, some of the people over the past week have been actually really cool.
A lot of the local people in the neighborhood, in the community, the people that really live in that community, not the people who just like pass through and fucked shit up.
Those people, the vandals, those people, they're these bullies that Mubarak just lets out.
No, no, let's be honest, Vince, let's be honest, man.
The Egyptian Revolution was a joke.
I mean, there was no reason.
There was no reason for the Egyptian people to go out and start rioting the streets like some post-Katrina wasteland, turning it into some subterranean crap hole because, oh, we don't like a mobotic.
We don't like a mobotic.
I mean, what the hell is this crap?
Yeah.
No, I agree.
I absolutely agree.
I think it's a big charade, as well as all the other fake color revolution, people power revolutions that they're supposedly allegedly having all over the Middle East.
They're trying to pay.
They have these pictures that they're showing from Iran where it's like video of people writing, but it's so muffled and you can't even tell what's really going on.
It's like, all right, if there's not serious pictures leaking out of Iran like they were in Egypt, I'm not buying it.
But whatever.
That's not what I'm calling in about, actually.
I wanted to get back to the markets.
A stock that I have a position on and have had a position on for a while here is Shutterfly, and they just hit another 52-week high.
I got in at $30, and I also got in at $27.
I got in most bulk of my shares I got at the $30 mark.
They're up to $43 something today.
They've got a nice little foothold in that market, whatever that sector there, whatever you want to call it.
I guess their chief competitor is Kodak.
And believe it or not, Shutterfly actually has a a larger market cap than Kodak.
And I'm wondering if if this is a good time to sell, or should I hang on to Shutterfly and do you think it's going to keep going?
Well, I'm not familiar with Shutterfly.
Is Shutterfly some sort of digital camera maker of some sort?
No, they're they're like an online site that allows you to make your own photo books on the Internet.
So basically you upload your photos of like your trip to Disneyland or whatever, and they have their little you know, their little cookie cutter preset little little templates that you can drag and drop stuff into.
It's really like ultra easy, and it's really catching on with like the scrapbook crew because like all the scrapbookers can get into it and they can customize their their stuff and and then you print it out on these on these these books that they give you that they send you in the mail, I guess.
I don't know how it works exactly.
Capitalism vs Collectivism00:07:08
Oh, I see.
I know what you're talking about.
Well, you know, to be honest with you, that model right there doesn't sound like something that you can continue going and sustaining growth with.
So yeah, I would definitely sell out on that, Vince, because, you know, you want some stock at this point in time that's going to be able to withstand an economic contraction like we had in 2008.
And I think it's coming.
You know, I know there's a lot of people that disagree with me, but if you take a look at Barack Obama's $3.73 trillion budget initiative, he's asking for more and more money.
And where is he asking the bulk of the money to go to?
Well, he wants more IRS agents on the streets so that he can continue to collect money from the American people so that they can pay for all these initiatives, on top of which they're going to initiate even more growth with the SEC, the SEC Securities Exchange Commission.
So you know there's going to be even more regulation on Wall Street.
So that's why I'm long on a lot of these companies that have actually gotten bailed out with the stimulus packages and with our tax dollars.
Even though I disagree with it and I think it's sick, but I'm a capitalist, baby.
You know, I want to buy more bottles of Chris Style.
I want to puff on more cigars of Opus X. You know, I mean, I want to keep doing that.
So I'm going to go where the money is.
And we talked earlier today about Intel.
We had a caller that said they just got in on it.
I'm long on Intel, long on GE, long on GM.
I mean, GM just paid out the biggest payout to profit sharing with their employees that they've ever had.
So you know that there's some decent earnings coming out for GM.
They've just upped their productivity output for China.
So I'm telling you, I mean, there's some decent long-term plays for security there.
Coca-Cola, a symbol C-O-K-E.
I'm long on that also.
So anyway, 646-652-4869.
Let's take some more callers here.
252, you there?
Hello.
Hey, what's going on?
Oh, hey, I was just listening.
You sound fruity.
I don't want to talk to you anyway.
Let's just talk to somebody else.
How about Ork Noob?
Orknob?
How about you, Orknob?
Hello.
Hey, what's up?
Hello.
Yeah.
I'm doing a short essay about capitalism.
And I want to ask you what is your opinion on capitalism?
Why do you think that capitalism is the the right thing?
Okay, uh that's a great question.
I think that capitalism is the right thing because it's the purest form of separating the weak from the wise.
We get this misconceived notion that we are somehow obligated and what I mean by we, I'm talking about everybody is obligated to feed and clothe and house every single human being on the face of the planet.
And that's just not feasibly possible.
If we did that, we would rape the natural resources of the earth to the point where we would kill everything on the planet.
We would kill the planet itself.
So capitalism, in my view, separates those that are just going to be detriments and moochers and individuals that are going to make no contribution.
No contribution whatsoever, but just all they're going to be is shit and piss bag factories.
And that's the only contribution a lot of these people do.
They just turn perfectly good food into crap.
They turn perfectly good food into crap, and that's it.
They don't contribute anything else.
They don't learn.
They don't work.
They don't go out and try to contribute to the mechanism of civilization.
And in my personal opinion, capitalism separates the people that are going to be contributors to society and those that aren't.
And those that aren't going to be contributors to society, in my personal opinion, deserve to be wherever capitalism takes them.
I mean, you know, unlike the natural selection ways of our ecosystem, of our earth, you understand?
We have to, you know, just think about this for a second.
All right.
Everything that's alive on this earth, everything, has to kill something else and eat it to survive.
The only organism, the only living being that that doesn't pertain to is humanity.
Humanity doesn't have a species that's ahead of the food chain than humanity.
So by default, humanity itself has to govern its own natural selection.
You know, humanity itself has to govern nature.
And capitalism not only provides that civil form of natural selection, of artificial natural selection, but it also inspires the greatest in men.
Capitalism brought in the Industrial Revolution.
Capitalism brought in the technological revolution.
Capitalism brought us the greatest innovations of all time.
Capitalism has brought us the ability to live easy individual lives, to communicate on a global scale, to be able to live in whatever kind of house we want to imagine to live in.
You know?
That's what it's about.
You get what you put in.
That's what capitalism is about.
I'm not about collective ideology.
I'm not about collectivism.
You know what collectivism does?
It appoints the power to a bunch of bureaucrats.
And you know what bureaucrats are?
If you happen to go to school, if you're one of these kids that are going to school, you know the principal and the vice principal and the teachers, and you notice how they suck, and they don't really teach you crap, and they like to, you know, just kind of make your lives living hell.
And they're not necessarily getting you ahead in this life.
On the contrary, they're putting you on a downslide into poverty.
They're dumbing you down.
And why are they doing that?
Because they're bureaucrats.
They're people that they're going to get a pay raise and they're going to continue to get paid no matter what.
It doesn't matter if they teach kids right.
It doesn't matter if they do the right job.
They're still going to get paid because they're the government.
They're getting charge of the money.
So I would much prefer private enterprise have more of an influence in our everyday lives than some government bureaucracy that cares nothing, nothing but its own autocratic power.
That's all there is to it.
Government Bureaucracy Issues00:15:33
646-652-4869 is number to call.
I want to thank you there, Orkno.
That was a great question.
516, you're on the air.
Hey, I was just wondering if you stuck cop.
Well, no, it sounds like you do by the fruitness in your voice.
408, you're on the air.
Oh, no, it's Vince.
We'll get back to you, Vince.
We're going to talk to you in a second, man.
678, you're on the air.
Hey, this is Tyrone Bickers, a.k.a. T. Big.
I'm from a website called Four Lines, you know, online political discussion.
That shit is all true.
You know what I'm saying?
I agree with everything.
Shut up.
All right.
Give me a break.
You sound like some idiot from the hood, for Christ's sake.
Hey, yo, yo, man, I'm out here in the hood, man.
Tyrone.
My name's Leroy Jenkins, baby.
My name's Leroy Jenkins.
Give me a break.
Let's take some more callers.
Hey, the tacos today.
That's a pretty good name.
How are you doing, tacos today?
Now, this is the story.
Ah, stupid.
Are you kidding me, Fresh Prince of Brilliant?
You're going to continue to play that stupid song after Jada Pinkett and Will Smith shoved their stupid offspring, the crappy-ass, you know, that dumb kid of theirs is what I'm trying to say.
That dumb kid.
I don't even know the kid's name.
The kid that replaced Danielson on Karate Kid.
Let me tell you something.
I'm never going to forget that.
All right, Jada Pinkett, Will Smith.
I'm never going to forget that you idiots tried to shove down my throat that Danielson was going to be your kid.
All right?
We don't want to see.
First of all, I don't want to see Jada Pinkett because Jada Pinkett looks like some, you know, 12-year-old dyke.
You know, she makes me sick.
She makes Will Smith look like some goddamn asshole who's been married for about 40 years and got about nine children.
And there ain't nothing you can do about it because if he goes and tries to leave her, he's going to be up shit's creek about 3,000,000 in child support, baby.
So give me a break.
Hey, look, I'm not racist.
I just don't like Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
I think they just need to get out of our faces already, all right?
They're not good actors, first of all.
Secondly, stop shoving your kid down my throat.
I mean, how and why the Justin Bieber organization allowed Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith's nutsack side effect get on the same stage as them, I have no idea, but I think it's ridiculous.
And let me tell you, I will never forgive, never, ever forgive Jada Smith and Will Smith for producing that kid who doesn't even look like he wants to be able to, you know, go out there and act.
He doesn't even look like he wants to act out there.
He looks like he's being forced, you know?
But they replaced one of the greatest movies, most innocent movies of the 80s of all time.
I remember that watching with that with my kids.
Karate Kid, you know?
Danielson and Mr. Miyagi.
I mean, you know, Mr. Miyagi's probably rolling over in his grave right now looking at what the hell they did to to to the karate kid.
Give me a break.
Anyway, 646-652-4869.
Let's take some more callers.
516, you're on the air.
I was just wondering if you tough cops.
Nah, shut up.
You sound like a fruit bowl.
970, you're on the air.
That's another thing with you guys.
I mean, why in the hell do you like the Rick Ashley thing so much?
I mean, the guy's a homosexual.
All right.
You know, he's fruity.
You know, I mean, is this who you all want to look like or something?
I mean, good God.
Anyway, I mean, not to say that it isn't funny in some cases.
That case is, that was lame.
That gets no lulls whatsoever.
All right?
Everybody's lulling at you for being so lame.
That's what's happening to you.
111, you're on the air.
Hello?
Yeah, what's up?
Hey, somebody mentioned Glenn Beck a little while ago.
That was totally uncalled for.
Glenn Beck is a piece of shit.
All right?
But I will admit, he could bend you over and fuck you and your fruit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm sure that's what you're doing right now at some San Francisco bathhouse on the corner of Fruit Bowl Avenue, you stupid little fruity ass bastard.
What's up with you males calling up, sounding like, you know, you just popped out of the anal passage of George Michael servicing a glory hole in some park bathroom in a Los Angeles park somewhere.
I mean, can somebody explain that to me?
Why are most of the American males that are under the age of 30 sounding like they're playing for the damn pink team, for Christ's sake?
No bass in their voice whatsoever.
You know what I blame?
I blame the single mothers.
And this is why I don't care how much emails I get about this.
I don't care.
All right?
I don't care.
You know, I don't give two rats' asses about single mothers in America.
I mean, let me tell you, let me explain something.
We have something called rape.
That's what we have.
We have a law called rape.
And rightfully so, rightfully so.
So that means that a woman has to voluntarily open up her snatch hole to let some idiot penetrate her body so that she can get pregnant.
So what I don't understand is why exactly can a loose-loosey slut bag go out and decide, hey, look, I'm going to go ahead and get on this guy.
I'm going to hop on his pogo stick because he looks good in a leather jacket.
And then she gets pregnant.
She gets pregnant.
And then the guy's like, well, why don't you get an abortion or something?
Or why don't you do something morning after or something of that nature?
And of course, what do these bimbos usually do?
No, I can't do it.
And before you know it, you know, before a guy even gets into the prime of his life, he's into child support payments.
He's into alimony payments.
I mean, I got two words.
Charlie freaking Sheen.
That's what I got.
Charlie Sheen.
You want to know why he's coking it up and smoking crackpipes and sniffing cocaine off of pornographic bitches' asses and stuff?
Because look at his history of women.
He's been completely slapped in the mouth from every woman that he's ever took seriously.
I mean, look at Denise Richards.
I mean, Denise Richards, for Christ's sake.
I mean, who did she leave him for?
The guitarist, the guitarist of all people, the guitarist of Bon Jovi.
Bon Jovi.
I mean, she has kids with this fool.
So what does Sheen got to do?
Well, she's not only got to pay her alimony, but got to pay her child support.
Brooke Mueller.
Brooke Mueller, this other bimbo that he got with, which I think is disgusting.
I think it's utterly disgusting that this bitch has the audacity to call the cops on Charlie freaking Sheen on new uh on Christmas Eve, all right?
Christmas Eve, this bitch actually has the audacity to call the cops on Charlie Sheen.
All right, and where is she at?
Are they at his home?
No, they're not at his home.
Are they, you know, I'll tell you where they're at.
I'll tell you where they're at.
The quintessential place to go where, I mean, you know, the most romantic place to go on Christmas Eve, probably the most expensive place to go on Christmas Eve, a little place called Aspen.
Yeah, that's right.
Aspen, Colorado.
And this bimbo has the audacity to sit here and call the cops on Charlie freaking Sheen.
He's taking her to Aspen, Colorado on New Year's Eve, and she calls the cops.
And lo and behold, what happens?
What happens?
They get divorced.
And how much is Brooke Mueller getting?
$55,000 a month.
That's right.
Yeah, $55,000 a month.
Great.
Welcome to America.
Anyway, I don't know why I'm going off on that tirade.
Sorry, man.
I'm just 646-652-4869.
And I hear, I'm seeing, I'm watching people in the chat room saying, is this pre-recorded?
Is this pre-recorded?
It is not pre-recorded.
You're listening to me live right now on True Capitalist Radio.
All right, the official website, blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
All right?
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646-652-4869.
Let me get to something else.
What else am I missing on the agenda today?
We talked a little bit about Obama's budget.
Burlus Scone.
Let me talk a little bit about Burlusconi.
This was the former prime minister of Italy.
You know, that little boot-shaped country over there in Europe.
Well, anyway, Berluscone, the former prime minister, I don't know if he's still the prime minister.
I don't care.
I don't keep up with European politics.
Sorry.
But apparently he is being indicted by an Italian court because he paid some 17-year-old bimbo, allegedly, to have sexual relations.
You know, he was doing like a Chris Hanshin to catch a predator sort of thing.
Burluscone actually went out and got some 17-year-old piece of tail, paid her.
And lo and behold, what do we got?
We got Burlus Sconey over here in court in his own country.
Jesus Christ.
Oh, yeah.
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All right, and I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We got over about, you know, we got a lot of live listeners here this evening.
I want to thank you for tuning in to the True Capitalist Radio Show.
You know where real radio's at, for Christ's sake.
I mean, I know that, you know, there's a lot of males in here calling me all kinds of names on the chat room, which I really don't appreciate.
But let me tell you, all you ass clowns that are talking garbage to me on the chat room, you better hope that you don't have a significant female or a wife or a girlfriend within the vicinity of my voice.
Because I guarantee you, they're probably creaming out their pantyhose in complete awe, in complete fucking awe at the manly dominance that I'm just throwing around the room like an egg shit.
So you better keep your significant other females away.
You understand what I'm talking about?
They can probably hear the John's.
They can probably hear the John Holmes 15 and a half inch sausage I've got going on over here.
They can probably hear it in my voice.
You understand that?
You know it, and I know it.
So who we bullshitting?
All right, excuse my French.
I'm just getting a little pissed off at these people that are talking malarkey about me in the chat room.
I really don't appreciate it.
I think you should stop.
And that's all there is to it.
It's disgusting.
It's a disgrace.
Anyway, we got 13 minutes left in the second hour, and then we're going to approach the third hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Man, we got a lot of people on the line here.
Let me go ahead and put some people in their own party line so they can maybe get to know each other, maybe hook up or something.
All right, let's put some people in the party line.
276, you're in the party line.
516, you're in the party line.
626, you're in the party line.
913, excuse me, 931, you're in the party line, and I'm about to answer 484.
You there?
Hey, here you code 484.
You there?
Just going to play as a Peter Popper.
Hello?
Hey, what's up?
Hey, how are you doing?
I'm just chilling like an insane villain doing some lamer killing for a living.
That's awesome, man.
What's going on with you, man?
Not much.
I'm just eating a meatball sandwich right now.
Oh, yeah, eating a meatball sandwich?
Is that homemade or are you getting it from one of these company or something?
No, it's homemade.
It's amazing.
Awesome, man.
So what you got to say for us this evening?
I just wanted to call in and see what's up.
See, how are you doing?
No, I'm just chilling, man.
I'm actually waiting for my wife here.
She's supposed to meet me here at the office, and she's supposed to bring me some booze here.
You know, I don't want to break into the Johnny Walker Blue or the McAllen.
You know, that stuff gets expensive once you start guzzling that down like a Billy Carter can of beer.
But I'm waiting for her to come in here and maybe bring me some Wettas or some Negras, something like that, and maybe get the ball rolling.
Yeah, I hear you.
I wish I had some of that right now.
I was actually about to pop.
I was about to pop in on Men in Black 2.
Watch that show on the couch.
Eat my meatballs.
Oh, man, Men in Black 2.
Are you kidding me?
Didn't you just hear me garbage talk Will Smith and his stupid kid?
Men in Black 2, I wouldn't take a dirty diarrhea crap on Men in Black 2, or anything Will Smith is in, for that matter.
All right?
So give me a break.
All right.
Let me go ahead and take some more callers here.
Man, we got a lot of freaking callers.
Jeez Christ.
Anyway, we got UFO enthusiasts.
What's going on, UFO enthusiast?
Hey, what's going on?
Nothing much.
Just chilling, man.
All right.
Hey, I must say I did like the music a little earlier, and I was wondering if you got anything else that you can play for us.
Well, you know what?
As a matter of fact, I do, but I'm going to play it into the third hour.
I'm actually going to play something a little bit different, something a little bit more my taste.
You know, something I kind of dig to out there, you know, that sort of thing.
So, yeah, I've got some more music in the works.
You know how it is, man.
You know how it is.
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Anyway, once again, folks, I want everybody to bookmark or add to your favorites the true capitalist blog.
The true capitalist blog, all right?
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All right?
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Hook it up.
And, you know, whenever you have some time, you got the tablet, you got the phone, you got the smartphone going on, you got the touchscreen, read it and learn something.
You know?
Learn something a little bit for Christ's sake.
You know how it is.
Anyway, let's take some more callers here.
Let's take 516 out of the party line.
Let's see if he's talking to anybody.
We'll see.
I was the one asking him if you like Dick, by the way.
That was me.
But he keeps cutting me off.
Really?
Yeah.
It seems like I think, wait, why are we in here anyway?
We're just waiting for him to put us off the hog or something.
Yeah, it's like a party line or something.
That's weird.
I never called that thing before.
Yeah.
I called it.
Sorry.
Are you gay or something?
No, I'm not gay.
You sound a little gay.
I sound a little gay.
All right.
Yeah.
That's all good.
You want to hook up?
Not really.
Yeah.
It's kind of weird he puts this in the party line, right?
Yeah, I don't know why.
Yeah, it's kind of cool.
You kind of call up the show and get in a party line.
Yeah, but now I can't even hear the show.
Oh.
Yeah, wait, we're talking on air.
What a loser!
Oh my God.
You see, this is what's so cool about having a party line feature on my little switchboard here.
You know, they're all here, you know, getting together, you know, talking.
Oh, yeah, I told him that was just a second dick.
Look at this idiot.
He was thinking about it, too.
He was thinking about going queer there for a second.
He was like, is he for real?
And, you know, I don't know.
Shut up.
Oh, that was funny.
That was so hilarious.
Oh, there's only one person in the party line now.
It's only 931.
Let me go ahead and see what 931's doing.
Hey, 931, you there?
What's going on, man?
Yeah, chilling like a villain, man.
What you doing?
I'm sitting there looking online at some Hosni Mubarak stuff here.
You don't think they're going to end up litching him out there in the street at some point if he doesn't get out of the country quick enough?
What's your thoughts?
As a matter of fact, I think that they're probably killing him as we speak.
I mean, all these reports that this guy's in coma, you know, they don't know where the hell he is.
You know, supposedly he's in his palace, and yet he's deteriorating in health.
So I'm sure, you know, the military, somebody is making sure that this guy takes a dirt nap.
He's pretty old anyway.
He needs to be put out of his misery.
Yeah, he doesn't seem like he's kind of outstayed his welcome there.
I know that little speech that he gave the day before that he stepped down kind of incited.
I know it would have incited me a good bit.
No, and not just that.
I mean, you know, he didn't really Get this civil disorder in check soon enough.
You know?
I'll bet you can check.
Yeah, you stupid idiot.
Anyway, let's take another caller.
He's obviously some idiot trying to prank on me.
Let's go ahead and take some more call.
516, you there?
Yeah, you're just sitting there playing with your Peter Popper.
226, you there?
Hello.
Hey, what's going on?
Hi.
What's going on?
I'm just chilling.
What's going on?
I'm Buffy.
You're just playing with your.
Now, shut up.
You sound like you're an operator for toys for twats.
That's what you sound like.
You sound like a toys for twats operator.
Get out of here, you stupid bimbo.
Go make your man something to eat.
Give me a break.
Anyway, Berlusconi, I know that we were talking about that Watt bastard, you know, probably shoving a cannoli up his pooper because he's going to be taken to trial by his own country because he allegedly, you know, basically paid some 17-year-old Bimbo for sexual relations.
And, you know, it's obviously, you know, not cool to, you know, pay 17-year-old Bimbo out there in Italy, nor is it appropriate to lie about it.
You know?
So let's continue on, shall we?
I want to talk a little bit about the Ayatollah.
The Ayatollah, you know, and let me tell you, I know for a fact that Ghost, you know, yours truly, is not very good in cahoots with the Iranian government or the Chinese government.
You know, I know for a fact that China regulates their internet highly, and yet I'm getting hits from China on a consistent basis.
You know, I know that the Iranian people are also regulating their internet also.
And I'm getting hits from Iran on a consistent basis.
So what I'm saying here is to everybody that's within those regions, specifically in Iran, because I want Iran to fall.
The Ayatollah and Ahmadimajad are complete hypocrites.
They're taking complete and utter theocratic rule over the region out there, and they don't deserve it.
They don't deserve it.
They don't deserve, you know, this theocratic rule because they're hypocrites.
You know, they're complete hypocrites of their own theocracy if they're shoving down their people's holes and they know it.
You know?
They know it.
You know it and I know it too.
And if you happen to be in Iran right now, I want to hear from you.
I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I doubt that you'll probably be able to call out, but if you are, I want to hear from you, man.
All right?
Long live the Iranian 2009 revolution.
Death to Ahmadimajad, death to the Ayatollah.
Death to Ahmadimajad, death to the Ayatollah.
And you can tell them both I said that.
You can tell them both I said that.
Anyway, let's take some more callers, shall we?
The phone lines are lit up.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
If you want to chime in live on the program, let's go ahead and call, or let's go ahead and take some callers, shall we?
111, you're on the air.
Yeah, you're taking too long, you milky liquor.
403, you there?
Yeah, hey what's up?
Nothing much.
I was just hearing about you talking about all this Iran problem and I totally agree.
You know, all of this had Adabinich, what's his name?
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I can't even pronounce it.
Ahmedimajad.
Ahmed Dimajad.
Crazy bastard.
My God.
We had a question just about all of that.
Yeah, um, fucking magnets.
How do they work?
Yeah, magnets.
Well, I'll tell you what you can do.
I'll tell you what you do, all right?
You take a big long magnet, all right, put it at the end of a pipe, and then shove it up your ass.
All right?
That's what you can do.
Shove it up your clogged up pooper that probably takes it up there on a weekend basis.
That's probably why you're going to college and, you know, on the honor roll.
So, yeah, do that.
Let me see.
Who else?
Another 111.
What's going on?
You there?
Hey, what's up?
Hi, I had a question.
stumbling and mumbling over your own tongue like some asshole.
I know that you're going to...
Magnus!
A barrel roll!
A barrel roll!
I mean, I know you're going to do it.
You know, you can't even do it with any kind of pair of balls for Christ's sake.
stumble and mumble over your own tongue like John Edwards trying to explain how to cheat on a dying wife.
Anyway, we are in the third hour.
The third hour of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Please add to your favorites or bookmark the official website of the True Capitalist Radio Show.
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
And spread that link around like a wildfire.
Spread it around for Christ's sake.
You know what I mean?
Make it viral.
All right.
I'm here Monday through Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. Central Time, or I should say Austin time.
All right, I'm here Monday through Friday, same place, same time.
So let everybody know about it.
Let everybody know about it for Christ's sake.
And on top of which, on top of which, follow me on Twitter, man.
I get a lot of people follow me on Twitter, and then I tweet one of their role models, or I tweet somebody that they admire, and I say a lot of bad things.
I say a lot of bad things to a bunch of famous people on Twitter because they deserve it.
All right?
And, you know, once I start saying a couple of bad things about some people that they admire, they unfriend me.
You know?
They unfriend me on the Twitter, and I really don't appreciate it.
All right?
Ghost politics.
All right?
Ghost politics is the name to follow for Christ's sake, you milky-licking pieces of nipple clamp-loving butt plug-up yes, look at, wish you had a clue, having piece of chicken-eating cornboy.
Crap!
I mean, give me a break.
All right?
Spread it around like wildfire.
All right, spread it around.
All right?
BlogtalkRadio.com slash ghost.
All right, let me go ahead and take some more callers here.
What else do we have on the agenda?
We already went through the markets.
We went through the budget.
Oh, gold.
We talked a little bit about gold, but let me tell you, once again, I am so bullish on gold.
It's sick!
I mean, the reason I'm saying that is because of all the pump and dump that's happening to this commodity here.
Pumping and dumping on news channels, pumping and dumping on the television.
People are buying gold.
People are selling gold.
It's unbelievable.
So I'm definitely bullish.
And any kids that are listening out there that are under the age of 18 and feel that they can't capitalize, that they can't become a capitalist, you're damn wrong.
You're damn wrong because let me tell you, you can go out and get a job at Mickey D's or get a job at wherever you can, stack your chips and invest it.
Invest it in gold.
Go out to the pawn shop and just start negotiating with these people on gold because at the pawn shop, they're not selling gold at market value.
They are not selling gold at market value.
I'm talking about they're selling gold just to double the profit on what they purchased it for.
And if you accumulate all this gold, and when gold prices hit $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 an ounce, you sell it off, and then you know what you can do?
You can go buy yourself a bottle of crystal, pop it, and then make it rain on some bimbo that is going to admire your financial inclinations, and you're going to live lavish like Ghostman over here.
You know what I'm talking about?
Because I'm living lavish.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, look, I sold my home out there in Leander, Austin, Texas, or the outskirts of Austin.
I got myself a condominium high-rise off of West 6th Street, overlooks the entire city.
I got an office that I leased out to conduct my business and have an address for my corporation.
And let me tell you, it overlooks the whole city of Austin, Texas.
Austin, Texas, is a beautiful town.
I mean, I just love it.
I love capitalism.
I mean, you give me capitalism or give me death, man.
I mean, all I want is the ability to be able to live lavish and do what I want to do, man.
I mean, because of the gold spike, I'm wearing more gold than Birdman.
You understand what I'm talking about?
I mean, I got diamond-encrusted bezels on my watch.
You know, people ask me, okay, grassroots radios ask me, why am I so high on gold?
Well, I don't believe like, you know, the Glenn Becks and the Mike Savages and the Alex Jones nut jobs.
I don't believe like they do that gold is going to be the new standard if there's any kind of currency collapse.
I don't believe that individuals are going to be trading gold as an alternative monetary exchange of goods and services.
No, no.
Let's put it this way.
If the currencies collapse, then we all collapse.
Then we're all doomed.
All right?
So there's no trying to say, hey, you know, maybe, no, no.
Okay.
Now, why am I saying gold?
Because look, our government continues to spend money.
It continues to spend money in the trillions.
You saw Obama.
He came out this morning trying to justify his $3.7 trillion debt.
He's trying to, the budget, the budget, you know, the budget he introduced us.
He's trying to, hey, baby, yeah, I need $3.7 trillion, baby.
And we're going to heighten taxes, baby.
And we're also going to go out and we're going to do this and we're going to do that.
And you're just going to have to deal with it, baby.
You've got to deal with us.
I mean, that's it.
And inevitably, you know, who capitalizes the most out of Obama and government spending?
Well, bimbos who shit out eight kids from eight different fathers and utilize government handouts as a means of generating income.
So you take that into consideration, the devaluing of the American dollar, the dollar is going to lose its value.
It's losing its value because there's more dollars outstanding.
Do you understand?
The government keeps printing money.
And if there's more money printed, that means there's more of it to get.
And if there's more of it to get, that means it's worth less.
So if our government continues to spend, our dollar isn't going to be worth dick.
Secondly, if you put it in gold, gold at this point is a good way to hedge against that type of inflation.
But take a look at all the advertising.
Take a look at all the pumping and dumping that are being done by these damn mouthpieces like Glenn Beck and Mike Savage.
You know, these idiots that, you know, every other word out of their mouth is, oh, gold, you better buy gold.
You better buy gold.
You better buy gold.
I mean, that's some pumping and dumping.
It kind of reminds me of the tech stocks of the 90s.
It kind of reminds me of the capital, the real estate bubble.
And I know America, we love a good bubble when we see one, man.
All right?
We love a good bubble.
And let me tell you, as the devaluing of the dollar continues, what's going to hedge against that is if you buy gold today, hold on to gold for, you know, a year, two years, three years, and as inflation continues and as the demand for gold continues and the scarcity of gold continues, you're going to be able to see high prices for ounces of gold, and then you can liquidate those things and do what you've got to do.
Parlay that into some other investment.
That's the way it should be.
All right?
Yeah, let's take some more callers here.
I'm going to go on a break for a second.
All right.
Get milky-looking pieces of garbage here.
Let's take some calls here.
Benjamin, what's going on, Benjamin?
Hey, the guy.
Oh, man, man, you got to get off the 386SX computer with the 144K modem, man.
You couldn't even get the voice packets lifted to the server so that they can relay it to everybody else.
That's pretty bad, bro.
That's pretty bad.
Anyway, let's continue on, shall we?
860, you're on the air.
Are you there?
Yes.
Ghost, how are you?
Hey, what's going on?
How much?
I'd like to go back to talking about Mubarak and apparently how he stole money from the Egyptian government.
Yeah, absolutely.
What do you want to say about it?
There's a lot of argument about how much he stole or whether or not he stole it.
Some people are saying that he stole something absurd, like $70 billion.
Absolutely.
As a matter of fact, I'm glad you brought that up because the only reason I haven't brought it up is because we don't know what the hell is going to happen with Mubarak.
But allegedly, if Mubarak would have just stepped down and just went into exile, he would have been worth about $80 billion.
He would have been the richest man in the world just because he was a dictator for 30 years.
And you see, this is why I am such an anti-communist or an anti-government bureaucrat because it's a disgrace that bureaucrats, you know, people that are supposed to be conducting public service, isn't that what government's supposed to be?
Public service?
People that are supposed to be in the public service business end up becoming richer than those that are in private enterprise.
And this is what's happening in China today.
The only people that are billionaires in China are those that are in the communist government.
And that's all there is to it.
And there is something completely wrong with individuals that are involved with government.
Individuals that are going on with government that are in bed with government that are becoming billionaires.
Government officials, statesmen, politicians should not be getting rich off of politics.
And if Mubarak would have left and he would have been in exile and he would have had the $80 billion, I think there would have been a few bounty hunters to extort that out of his ass.
Me one of them, I tell you that.
Yeah, it's like it's just like in Saudi Arabia, the ruling family there.
They do stuff like going to prankuniversity.net where we do calls every night.
Yeah, give me a break.
Why don't you pay for advertising, you silly bastard?
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All right?
Why don't you go pay for advertising?
Give me a break.
You know what I'm talking about?
Why don't you go pay for some advertisement?
I know it's like prank on a stupid silly prick.
I mean, are we still doing prank calls for Christ's sake, really?
I mean, are people still buying that?
I mean, you know, seriously, are people still buying prank calls?
Like, oh, yeah, yeah, I'm going to buy them.
Yay.
You know, oh, yes, I'm Saul Rosenberg, and I'm sitting here with all my shoes and glasses, yeah, and I'm supposed to eat this.
Shut up.
All right, I mean, we're on the internet, for Christ's sake.
We got new mediums, all right?
I mean, what are we still doing, you know, doing prank calls for Christ's sake?
This is 2011.
You know, a year before the supposed end of the world, and we're still doing prank calls on landlines.
Good lord.
Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and, well, let me take a couple more callers, then I'll take a break here.
Let me see who we have here on the line.
252, you're on the air?
Yes.
Is your refrigerator running?
No, but your mom's running over here to give me my paycheck because I put that bitch on the stroll on the Kona.
You know what I'm talking about?
And I knew she could suck the chrome of a 57 Chevy bumper, so I knew she would be able to give me some money.
You know what I'm talking about?
Yeah.
804, you're on the air.
Yeah, what's up?
Hey, so I was actually going back to your investment opportunity stuff.
And like, you know, I love gold and stuff like that.
But one investment that I've had for, you know, past 15 years, fucking mud kits, man.
Mud kits.
Yeah.
Yeah, you know, mud cakes are really not good for you.
You know, I know that Haiti has brought in the mud cakes as a trend to, you know, go out and eat and put, you know, sprinkle some lemon on, and everything's going to be all right.
Mud cakes suck.
All right?
It sucks.
All right?
Anyway, I think I'm going to go ahead and, well, no, I'm going to wait on the break.
I'm going to talk a little bit more about, you know, my experiences last night taking my wife out to eat out here in Austin, Texas, and being amongst the general public.
Now, let me explain something.
When you're out in general, like on a Monday or a Tuesday or a Wednesday, and you're just kind of walking around, there's not that many people out there on the streets, which I like.
I like that there's not that many people in the stores.
I like there's not that many people on the streets.
I like that sort of thing.
But, you know, when you go and you have to make some kind of a trip out, especially on some kind of a scholastic holiday like Valentine's, and everybody is, you know, participating in this ridiculous event, you see a lot of disgusting people, you know, that you wouldn't normally see out in the streets out here.
You see a lot of disgusting, despicable heathens, you know, a bunch of, you know, just disgusting derelicts actually going into restaurants that are coat and tie.
They're actually trying to get into these places with shit-stained shorts, flip-flops, and sweat-stained t-shirts and a Dale Earnhardt Jr. bandana on their head.
And they're actually trying to go in there and trying to get service for Christ's sake.
It's a disgrace.
And here I am.
I'm trying to sit here, have a decent meal with my wife.
Of course, I got to go all out.
I'm not some chump here.
I'm not like the Poe in America trying to slum it with a box of Popeyes chicken or something.
You know what I'm talking about?
I'm not out here saying, hey, honey, why don't we go over to the old Wendy's in the dollar menu, baby?
No, hell no.
All right.
I'm not trying to slum it out here.
I got a nice bowl of spaghetti and meat bowls, you know?
And, you know, what's up with these WAPs, by the way, too, man?
I mean, just because the Jersey Shore is on TV, it does not mean that you have to act like the situation, you idiots.
All right?
It doesn't work that way.
I mean, the idiot that was, you know, serving me my food, this guy was like, hey, how you doing?
Hey, you do, I got spaghetti and meat bowls over here.
You know, I'm talking about spaghetti and meat bowls.
I got two or three different things on the menu here that are unspecial.
You know what I'm talking about?
Hey, hey, you know what I'm talking about.
Hey, I got big spaghetti and meat bowls over here.
Hickory dickory dock, your mom was sucking my.
Oh, the clock struck two.
I dumped my goo.
I dumped a bitch on the next block.
Oh!
I mean, what is it with these Italians, man?
Why can't you just be just regular, you know?
Why can't you just be regular?
You know, if you're going to be, you know, an Italian, you know, why don't you sound like one of them authentic Italians from the boat?
You know, like you just cut, you just got off the olive oil boat.
You know?
Why don't you sound like you just got all over the olive oil boat?
You're like, oh, mama mammia.
I am Mario.
Hey, they call me a Mario.
About a bora.
Adama, Peronito.
I mean, why don't you be like that instead of, hey, how you doing over here?
Hey, oh, oh, oh, oh.
Let me give you a break.
All right?
Hey, look, here I am.
I'm being called a racist again on my damn show here.
You know what I'm talking about?
I'm being called a racist over here.
I happen to have a lot of people that happen to be, what was it, Italian.
I have a lot of Italian friends.
All right?
As a matter of fact, I got a whole bunch of Mario friends, a whole bunch of friends named Mario, and a whole bunch of friends named Luigi.
So, you know, don't give me this crap that I'm racist against Italians.
I like spaghetti and meatballs.
I order pizza.
All right?
That's what I do.
I order pizza.
I'm diverse.
I'm a melting pot when it comes to the people I associate with.
You assholes that keep calling me a racist, this is a joke.
It's an utter joke.
You know, I really resent that, man.
All you people.
I really resent you people calling me a damn racist.
You know, not only does it, you know, spread slanderous lies about me, but it hurts my feelings, to be completely honest with you.
It hurts my feelings when people call me a racist.
I'm not a racist.
I mean, I've got businesses, folks.
Don't you understand that?
I'm a businessman.
I hire Mexicans.
You know, I hire black peeps.
You know, I hire crackers.
I hire everybody.
You want to know what's racist?
And I've said this time and time again: Eminem, the rapper, that's racist.
Eminem the rapper is racist.
Some pompous ass white-thighed bastard that's going to convince the city of Detroit that's actually suffering through actual impoverished strife and unemployment and inner-city violence and that sort of thing.
He actually convinced these idiot losers that he's from Detroit.
Yeah, they he actually made these people believe, like, yeah, I'm Eminem.
I'm Eminem.
I'm from Detroit, baby.
I'm from Detroit.
You're not from Detroit, you lying piece of crap.
You got your ass beat out of Detroit, and you all can look it up, Google it, whatever.
He got his ass beat out of Detroit by some big, ginormous, you know, fat Albert Berry White-looking motherfucker.
You know what I mean?
Big, ginormous, Barry White-looking piece of crap.
Got his ass beat down.
All right?
And what does Mammy do?
His mammy was like, oh, son, I'm going to send you down to your grandma.
I'm going to send you down to your grandma out there in West Virginia.
So what happened?
He got shipped out, you know, on crutches and he got his arm broken or whatever the hell happened.
He went down to West Virginia.
And when did he come back to Detroit?
When exactly did he come back to Detroit?
After he was 18 years old.
And now all of a sudden, yeah, baby, I'm from Detroit.
Yeah, I'm from Eight Mile.
Even though he admitted that Eight Mile was not an autobiography, but you tell that to these idiot kids, they won't believe you.
They're not going to believe you.
They're going to be like, no, he he's real.
He's a real guy.
This is how stupid, unfortunate our kids are, man.
Our kids believe this shit.
They actually believe that Eminem's like some real G or something when he's just some stupid racist mockery of urban strife.
You know?
Straight up.
I mean, he's just a complete and utter disgrace.
Another idiot that's a disgrace, 50 Cent.
You idiots actually believe that guy actually got shot nine times.
Man, this idiot took the name of a dead gangster in Brooklyn, New York.
The real 50 Cent.
As a matter of fact, you can probably Google that video up also.
All right?
And you'll see the real 50 Cent's girlfriend saying, I don't even know who Curtis Jackson is.
He was nowhere around this crap, baby.
I mean, you actually believe that this stupid, dumb, big-nosed bitch, Lady Gaga, actually dresses like this disgusting disgrace her whole life.
I mean, two years ago when nobody knew about her, okay, she didn't dress like this.
She was like a backup dancer for people.
I don't know if you idiots know this.
This was not some phenomena like, oh, Lady Gaga, she was just like, you know, Michael Alex sidekick.
And, you know, oh, she was just so eclectic.
And it was just a disgrace, man.
It's an utter disgrace what's happened.
That's what I'm saying, man.
You want to listen to some real gangsters?
And, you know, of course, you don't want to listen to them because, well, no one wants to be a real gangster.
Let's be honest.
I mean, you know, there's a lot of risks to becoming real gangsters.
But, you know, C-murder.
Yeah.
C-murder.
That's a real gangster.
That's a guy who, you know, killed for his.
How about Shine?
Remember that guy?
Remember Shine?
Man, remember him and P. Diddy and J-Lo were in a club.
And Shine just basically pulled out his gat and popped some fool right in the middle of the club while he was with P. Diddy and J-Lo.
And that's when J-Lo and P. Diddy went on that high-speed pursuit and all this other crap.
I'm telling you, man, Shine, that's a gangster-ass fool, but nobody cares about him.
He's doing life in prison for that.
And you idiots don't care.
You want to know why?
Because you're fake.
You'd rather look at somebody that's, you know, got prosthetic-looking horns on her head and coming out of a green egg and actually give this some sort of creative legitimacy.
You know, you actually give this creative legitimacy, for Christ's sake.
It's disgusting, man.
It's horrific.
It makes me want to puke.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway, folks, I mean, I don't know what to say.
You know, I remember when music used to mean something.
You know what I'm talking about?
Music used to mean something.
And look at these people.
Look at these people in the internet chat room here.
And if you're not listening to the live broadcast, folks, you've got to come here Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Central Time.
You should see these pieces of waste of human life in the chat room here.
It's just disgusting.
I mean, look at this crap.
This is America here.
This is why we're being flushed down the proverbial toilet.
This is why in about two years, we're going to be looking like what Egypt looked like, but on steroids.
And why?
Because these losers are going to realize that they can't collect unemployment for 99 weeks anymore.
Yeah, they can't go out and collect government cheese.
They can't go out and get housing voucher programs.
They can't go out and get free energy relief under these entitlements.
They can't go out and get all this ridiculous nonsense.
They ain't going to be able to do it.
They ain't going to be able to do it at all.
And this, look at these people in the chat room.
This is the contribution of America right here.
You're looking at it.
It's just a bunch of spamming, a bunch of idiots, a bunch of people calling me a racist, a bunch of people that are spreading slanderous lies at me.
People that are talking garbage, and I really don't appreciate it.
I don't appreciate it whatsoever.
I don't appreciate it.
But you see, look at all these people doing this.
They're calling me a bad guy.
They're calling me some evil person or something, huh?
I even got one asshole spamming in the chat room that, oh, you're a Luminati.
You're a Mason.
9-11 Truth Movement.
Alex Jones, baby.
Alex freaking Jones and all this crap.
Like, I'm some sort of evil demon.
Look, I'm a capitalist.
All right?
I'm a capitalist.
That's what I am.
And I could give a crap about the Poe in America.
All right?
I could give a crap about people that are claiming, I don't have it bad, baby.
It ain't fair.
You got two bags.
I ain't got no bags, baby.
I got to feed my kids.
You understand what I'm saying, baby?
I got to feed my kids.
You're not understanding, baby.
My kids.
My kids, baby.
It's just a disgrace.
I could care less about, you know, people that are supposedly suffering.
You know, we live in a day and age where we got the dollar menu on every freaking corner.
A dollar menu.
You can go to Taco Bell and get a 39-cent taco, for Christ's sake.
All right?
And you idiots are still bitching?
You idiots are still complaining in America?
What about the people in the international community?
What about the people that are in other countries right now that are in skin and bones?
You can play the xylophone on their ribs.
They're exposed through their skin so badly.
What about those people that are in the middle of dirt holes?
You know, that we're trying to send them in food, and yet the government's captivating it and rashing it out for power.
No, but we're supposed to care about these fat pieces of waste of human life in America that are supposed to be PO in America.
Right?
Is that what we're supposed to do?
We're supposed to care about the Poe in America.
Let me tell you something.
My ass bleeds for the fucking PO in America.
All right?
I could give two rats' asses about the Po in America.
Don't you understand that, you pieces of crap?
I don't care.
I don't care.
You know, whenever I see a bum on the street, I give him half my sandwich or something.
You know, here, are you hungry?
Here, here's half a sandwich, buddy.
American Poverty Reality00:02:19
Idiot.
You know, whenever I see some bimbo with like four or five kids, you know, trailing behind her, you know what I'm doing?
I spit on her.
That's what I do.
I'm not joking, man.
Are you kidding me?
You know, I'm not joking.
I mean, whenever I see some, you know, stupid, shitty, disgusting display of octo-mom whore-like mentality, when I see some bimbo being trailed, all right?
Being trailed by four or five, six different kids, for Christ's sake.
I just, I spit on these women.
I'm sorry, I spit on them.
I mean, I can't look at these people without in my mind all day.
It says, my kids, my kids.
I mean, every time I see a woman, a single woman with kids, all I hear is, you know, constant voices in my head saying, my kids, baby, you're not understanding.
My kids.
I'm pulling my kids.
Jesus Christ, it makes me sick.
It makes me fk.
Sorry, folks.
I'm just.
Jesus.
of deep breaths here you know every time I take a deep breath you know try to try to take a whiff of America you know You know, you try to go outside, take a good whiff of America.
And it smells like a disgusting, disgraceful, smelly urinal and some carnival somewhere.
smells like right now.
Smells like a dirty, disgusting carnival urinal.
That's what it smells like.
Makes me sick.
Anyway, folks, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
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All right, the True Capitalist blog is ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
That's ghostpolitics.blogspot.com.
College Loan Debt Crisis00:09:40
And not to mention that you can simulcast this live broadcast via your MySpace page or your Facebook page or any social networking, blogging site, whatever.
Underneath the player, there's a little option for you to cut and paste the True Capitalist player and post it anywhere you like.
And you can actually simulcast the show live while we're broadcasting it every day, Monday through Friday, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Central Standard Time, because I'm coming straight out of Austin, baby, Austin, Texas.
Don't you ever remember that?
Or don't you ever forget that, I should say.
Excuse me, I'm sounding like that blonde bimbo that had a stroke.
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
207, you're on the air.
Hello.
Since you care so much about what America is like today and you hate it so much, why don't you do something about it?
Well, I'm making plans to get the hell out of here there, Fruit Bowl.
All right?
That's what I'm trying to do because I know that we're going to end up in some corner, some kind of savagery.
Because just take a look.
Do the numbers, you idiot.
Do the numbers.
We are approaching $15 trillion in debt.
$15 trillion.
Secondly, we're going to have to cut spending so that we can reduce the debt.
Did you know that we pay over $952 billion in interest to this debt?
$952 billion in interest every year we pay to the stupid debt.
All right?
Now, let me explain what's happening here.
We're going to have to eventually cut spending.
Now, you take a look at Obama today this morning.
Was trying to justify cuts.
There's going to even be more cuts.
This is just incremental.
What Obama's doing is nothing.
It's just the tip of the iceberg.
Same with the Republicans, for Christ's sake.
The Republicans aren't cutting where they need to cut.
The only person that's talking about cutting really is Rand Paul.
And nobody, everybody thinks he's Aqua Buddha or something.
And they're not even taking him serious.
But inevitably, we're going to have to cut spending.
And when are we going to cut spending?
We're going to cut it once the Bush tax cuts extensions are no longer valid, once they reset, and that's in two years.
We've got two years left to gain capital and to obtain assets.
After that, we are going to cut spending.
So that means everybody who's collecting government cheese, Social Security, disability, Medicaid, Medicare, everybody that's collecting all these government titlements, they're not going to collect them anymore.
They're not going to be, they're going to be cut.
So what are they going to do?
What are they going to do?
They're going to go crazy.
And you know what else they're going to do?
The government's going to have to cut federal employees and state employees and municipal employees.
So that means that people that were working for the government are going to be unemployed.
And they're going to have to renegotiate government pensions.
Yeah.
And then what else they're going to have to do?
They're going to have to increase taxes so that we can pay down the debt.
And if you encapsulate all those possibilities into one, there's going to be a lot of pissed off people in America.
And I'm telling you right now, these assholes, these gluttonous, loser, disgusting, pathetic, sitting on the TV watching the couch zombie assholes aren't going to be able to take the fact that they've got to go out and work.
They're not going to take the fact that they're going to have to go out and work.
No, no, they're going to go out just like these dumbasses did in Greece, just like they did in Egypt.
They're going to go out and they're going to riot in the streets.
They're going to wreck people's businesses.
They're going to loot people's homes because, oh, it's not fair, baby.
It's not fair.
I need my government entitlement, baby, because of my kids.
Don't you understand that, baby?
My kids.
I'm serious.
This is what's going to happen.
I know all the people that are listening in this chat room think that I'm lying.
Why don't you look back in the archive and take a look at the dates and take a look at the prognostications that I have basically called into existence?
And let me tell you, this is another thing that's going to happen.
All right, and you idiots, especially you kids, you know, you're the ones paying Social Security.
You're paying a Social Security tax you're never going to see.
Yeah, you kids don't even have job opportunities.
You know what you're doing?
You're being told to go into the college market and put yourself in debt for $40,000 or $50,000, $60,000 before you even enter into the damn employment game.
Before you're even employed, you've got to get yourself in debt $50,000.
And then when you go out into the employment field, what do you got?
You got nothing.
What are you going to be?
What kind of a damn job are you going to get out here?
What?
You're going to become the general manager of Applebee's?
Are you going to go out and become a Walmart executive or something?
There's not that many jobs out here anymore.
They've all left.
All right, all you engineers that think that there's going to be great engineering jobs, why don't you look up how many engineers India is manufacturing on a consistent basis?
Why don't you take a look at all the accountants that are losing work nowadays because they're outsourcing taxes, taxes to the mathematicians in India because it's cheaper.
I mean, don't you understand that, folks?
I mean, don't you understand this is not going to last forever.
And I know there's a lot of kids out there, and for all you folks that don't believe me, why don't you Google or YouTube up college loans, bad college loans.
Put it that way.
Just put bad college loans or college loans default or anything of that nature.
You're going to realize there's people out here struggling.
And you can't default on student debt, kids.
Once you get that $50,000, $60,000, you can't go into bankruptcy.
You cannot default on that.
You're going to pay that for the rest of your life.
The rest of your life.
And you know what?
The government just recently nationalized student loans.
So now the government is going to be after that debt.
The government's going to be after that debt.
Not some private enterprise.
That means they're going to dock your pay.
So if you happen to get a job at some barista at some Starbucks or you happen to be the team leader at Arby's or some crap, they're going to dock your pay.
They're going to dock it right out of your paycheck because they're the government.
And you idiots believe the hype.
You believe that, oh, I'm going to go to college and I'm going to go and it's going to be great.
And, I mean, just look at all the colleges in America, idiots.
And look at how many people are going to college.
You know, I live in Austin, Texas.
We have University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas, one of the best universities and the biggest.
We got 50,000 students just this year alone.
50,000 students.
And you multiply that by all the other colleges and community colleges and the DeVry Institutes and these technological colleges.
You multiply that by all those people.
And do you actually think that you're going to be able to stand out in a market of saturated degrees?
Don't you understand that?
I mean, this is not the old days anymore where a degree was certain that you were going to get a good life.
It's a disgrace, man.
It's what it is.
And you know who put you there, kids?
Your mom, your dad.
All right?
Your mom and your dad put you there.
You know, they threw you into wood chippers.
That's what they did.
And I know that there's people, it's hard for people to believe that, but everybody that's within the system, the teachers, the professors, your mom, your dad, everybody, they, I mean, don't you understand that your mom and dad had 30, 40-year jobs?
They had job security that, like, it was no big deal.
That's why they were able to get you the nice technological widgets.
That's how come they were able to get you the nice threads, because they were comfortable living paycheck to paycheck because they had job security.
They had Social Security.
They had these things.
You have none of them.
There's no such thing as job security today in today's America.
There's no such thing as pensions any longer.
There's no such thing as, you know, your parents, they're collecting pensions.
You know, they're living off of $80,000 a year that they're getting from whatever the hell they work for.
No, you're not going to get that.
There are no jobs like that any longer, kids.
And yet, you're already in debt.
You're already in debt.
$50,000 before you even enter into the employment game.
And what you're failing to realize, look at this, this asshole that's saying it's boring, John Martson, you can tell that this idiot is going to be some asshole living in a cardboard box in Austin, Texas, asking me for change for Christ's sake, because he doesn't understand that his simplistic, ridiculous, pathetic, animally retentive mentality is going to be obsolete.
You know, we are 40 years, 40 years away from singularity.
And for those of you that aren't familiar with singularity, I would get acquainted with it real quick.
And at some point, human beings are going to be the equivalent of a cow.
At some point, you know, human beings aren't even going to be like anything pertinent to the progress of humanity.
So if I were you all, I would, you know, straighten it up really quick.
Singularity and AI Future00:06:16
All right?
Straighten up really quick, or you're going to be soilant and green.
Oh, look at everybody.
It's like, oh, that's bad.
Oh, ghost.
You're supposed to care about everybody because they exist, because they were born in this world.
Oh, oh, well, you know what, tough titty.
Tough titty.
You know what I'm talking about?
Survival to the fittest.
You know, in this world, you don't get what you want, you get what you get, you piece of crap.
All right?
Just for that, I'm taking a break.
All right?
You don't get what you want, you get what you get.
And for all you people that say I'm an evil man, oh, you're so evil and heartless and ruthless, ghost.
You're a greasy capitalist.
I can't believe it.
Man, man, man.
Well, tough titty, all right?
Just eat it and like it.
Just eat it and like it.
That's all.
And have some sympathy for the devil, huh?
Just a little bit.
on to.
I'm a man of wealth and taste.
I've been around for a long, long year.
So many a man, so to say.
I was around when Jesus Christ had his moment of doubt and pain.
Made damn sure the fighter washed his hands and sealed his face.
Pleased to meet you.
Hope you get my name.
But what's puzzling you is the nature of my game.
Stuck around St. Petersburg.
When I saw it was the time for a change.
Killed the floor and its ministers.
And the stage should be.
I rode a tank and a dinner drink.
When the blister rain and the body, hope you get my name.
Oh, yeah.
I was puzzling you is the nature of my game.
Oh, yeah.
I watched the glee while you kings and queens for 10 decades for the gods baby.
I shouted out who killed those Kennedys.
When after all, it was you and me.
Let me please introduce myself.
I'm a man of wealth and taste.
I ain't right for troubadours who get killed before they reach bombing.
Please to meet you, hope you get my name.
Oh, yeah.
But what's puzzling you is the nature of my name.
Oh, yeah.
So if you meet me, have some courtesy, have some empathy, have some faith.
Be long, you well-earn politics, or I'll lay your folks away.
It's to meet you, hope you'll get my name.
But what pussy, you and the nature of my skirt.
Mean it, get down.
Get on it.
You're a baby.
Beer and Black History Month00:07:06
You're right.
You're listening to Ghost on True Capitalist Radio.
True Capitalist Radio.
Yeah, we're back, folks.
And guess what?
We got some beer.
That's right.
Let me see.
Who is the model on this particular beer?
We got, I guess, because of Black History Month, it's Anegra.
You know, you know, for you folks that are just tuning in, I see we got over 200 people in the chat room.
Well, we had 200 people in the chat room.
For those of you that aren't keeping track, I'm actually drinking some of this Old school Miller High Life that my old man used to drink and his old man used to drink.
And I know there's people out here thinking that it tastes like Kentucky fried chicken piss.
But it's actually real beer.
It's a working man's beer.
And the Mexicans, you know, I live out here in Texas and, you know, there's a lot of Mexicans walking around out here.
The Mexicans actually call this particular beer Wetas is what they call it because actually there was a white blonde bimbo that used to be on the packaging and Wetas, according to Mexican talk, is supposed to signify some sort of slang term for white girl or something.
Excuse me.
But I don't know if it's because of Black History Month or what, but there's actually a black model now on the Miller Highlight cans, and now they're no longer called Wetas.
You know, we had Paco call up earlier for you folks that missed Paco.
I strongly advise you to look back in the archive.
And we asked his opinion about it.
And now they're called Negras.
Negra's is what they're called.
So here, let me open this up.
Oh, yeah.
That's a Negra for you.
All right, now, can I get a chug-chug?
You got so much spam going on here.
Can I get a spam of chug spam at least?
Some kind of a chug-chug going on?
Because I'm going to chug this here.
Some bubbles there.
All right, here we go.
I'm going to chug it.
Here we go.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Oh, man.
Jesus Christ.
Yeah, hello.
Hello.
Oh, man.
I got crap all over me for Christ's sake.
God damn it.
God damn it.
I got all of my soup for Christ's sake.
God damn it.
Get out.
Damn it.
Son of a bitch.
Son of it.
Freaking soup for Christ.
Look, you're freaking soup.
God damn it.
Piece of crap, man.
Damn it.
Got a mess all over the freaking place.
God damn it.
Hello.
All right.
Sorry about that, folks.
You know, I'm a little upset here because, you know, I'm usually a pretty decent beer chugger.
But lately, I don't know if it's because I'm getting old and I can't no longer chug a decent beer or what the hell the deal is, but I can't, I don't know what's going on here, so I'm going to try to chug it again.
Hold on, maybe it's because I got some gas or something.
Hold on.
Excuse me.
Hey, it's happy hour time.
All right.
I'm getting ready for happy hour.
I'm about to go out on 6th Street here in a few minutes.
West 6th Street, I'm going to go see probably Ryan Reynolds out there, or maybe Sandra Bullock and her black baby.
And, you know, maybe we can go out and do some partying or something.
You know what I'm talking about here?
Let me go ahead and go ahead and chug you in here.
Oh, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
Anyway, folks, before we move on, I want to remind everybody tomorrow we have an interview with somebody that's in the adult entertainment industry.
That's right.
We've got Connor Young, the president of the Why Not Network, who is actually going to inform us a little bit about the adult entertainment industry.
If there's any potential investors, they're going to you know, this is basically going to give us the risk.
He's going to give us, you know, how much it costs, if the if the market's saturated, whatever.
So make sure to spread the word about that.
We're going to have Connor Young, the president of the Why Not Network, tomorrow.
And we're going to ask him a few questions and ask him about potential investments in the pornographic industry.
Yeah, that's right.
Pornographic industry.
I know.
I know.
All right.
Calm your ass down.
All right.
We're all adults here, you milky liquors.
All right?
Yeah, stop playing with your little wee wee.
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
760, you're on the air.
Yeah, you're taking too long in Milky Liquor.
Let's see who else.
812, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hey, what's up?
Oh, you know, a whole lot.
I just wanted to tell you, you're doing a great job.
I'm glad you're getting this message out there.
I just wanted to really say, like, I have a story of my own.
Recently, like, I was in West Philadelphia.
You know what?
I don't really care.
How about that, you stupid, silly bastard?
I don't care about your stupid story.
How about that?
Nobody cares about your stupid story.
All right.
If we cared about your stupid story, I'd be listening to you.
All right.
We don't really care.
My wife, you know, she went out and played my wee we.
Shut up.
All right.
Give me a break.
All right.
Let me take a couple more callers here.
Closing Show Entitlements00:09:36
504.
Hey, bro.
Nobody cares about your stupid story.
She's going to kill yourself.
Shut up.
You sound like a Mexican.
603, you're on the air.
Hi, Ghost.
You're there.
What's up?
Hi, Ghost.
I'm calling in from Janesville, Texas.
And I'm really struggling with Obama's immigration policy.
And specifically with a couple of pests encroaching on my property down here.
And I've already tried raid, fire hoses, actual damn fucking fire.
I thought that the pool was closed due to AIDS, but I don't know.
That could have been me.
I don't know.
The 704, you're on the air.
You're taking too long, you milky-licked pieces of nipple clamp-loving trash.
Who else we got here?
UFO ologist or UFO enthusiast?
What's going on?
What up?
The month is chilling like an insane villain doing some loser killing for a living.
Right on.
Hey, wondered if we could talk a little bit about unemployment, you know, the Obama money.
Yeah, no kidding.
I'm tired of these guys.
Not so much stimulus, but unemployment, Obama money talking about two years, people on unemployment.
What's going on with that?
Oh, well, no, no, no.
I'm talking about in two years, what's going to happen is the Bush tax cuts that were recently agreed to by everybody, the Democrats and the Republicans, they extended the Bush tax cuts for two more years.
That means that we're going to continue to see low tax rates for everybody.
But the problem is, is that we're continuing to spend, and not only we're spending at levels pre-Obama, but we're spending at levels that are unprecedented to any other administration previous to this one.
So that devalues the American dollar.
Well, Obama and everybody else has acknowledged that they have to curb that.
They got to do something about that.
So, in the budget that was introduced yesterday by Obama, the $3.73 trillion budget, he's initiated a lot of so-called investments, which is more spending.
And at the same time, he is calling for a lot of taxes and a lot of incremental regulation, taxation, and cutting of spending in his initiative, which is just the tip of the iceberg.
Because inevitably, we're going to have to cut even more.
We're going to have to delve into people's entitlements.
We're going to have to delve into people's big-time nest egg little restructuring of federal pensions.
These federal employees that are used to getting $80,000 a year after they retire, they're going to have to be restructured.
We're going to have to cut government cheese and welfare and that sort of thing.
There's just going to be a lot of pissed-off people.
And what I'm saying is, is for the capitalists that are out there living large today, be careful because inevitably these people that are going to call themselves pro in America are going to come after us because they're going to blame us, the capitalists, for the bad decisions that they made as losers.
So that's what I'm saying.
Who else we got going on over here?
Goku.
Hey, what's going on, Goku?
Hey, what's up, ghost?
Nothing much.
Nothing much.
Just chilling.
I'm drinking a Negro over here.
It tastes a little like Coke 45, but everything's all good.
What's going on, Goku?
Nothing much.
Nothing much.
Today's pretty much been a slow day for me.
It's all going mellow.
Oh, yeah.
Why, what's going on?
Nothing.
You know, it's just almost the middle of the week.
It's all good.
It's just going really slow.
I want to talk about all these prank calls calling you.
It's kind of weird.
I don't know why they just showed up all the time.
Well, you know, they can continue to prank call me all they want to.
It really doesn't matter.
Yeah, it really doesn't matter.
I mean, I'm the prognosticator of prognosticators.
You know, I mean, I pretty much called everything that was going to happen here.
And, you know, all these people want to do, they want to sit here and they want to use me as some kind of punching bag.
Well, you know what?
Go ahead.
No wonder Charlie Sheen is going out and coking it up and crap.
I mean, I kind of feel like doing something like that myself, although I'm not a coke addict or never even tried this stuff.
But I'm thinking about doing something dangerous like smoking reefer or something.
I don't know.
If only they realized that you were giving away advice that they can use into their lives, but they don't want to take it.
Well, remember, you have to remember, Goku, the reason you can understand what I'm saying and everybody else can't, is because these people are idiots.
You know, they're praising people like Lady Gaga, for heaven's sake.
Some stupid big-nosed bimbo that was sitting coach in Southwest Airlines two years ago.
And now she's, you know, going out here, you know, putting prosthetic horns in her head and coming out of green eggs.
And these idiots are praising it as if she's the second coming of Christ, for Christ's sake.
It's disgusting.
It's horrible.
And this is why.
This is why they're so simplistic.
This is why they don't get it, Goku.
They don't get it.
I don't get it either.
It makes me sick.
This is my generation.
It's disgusting.
It's horrible.
Makes me sick.
Now, here you go, did you get a blog yet, man?
No, not yet.
All right, man.
We're waiting on that blog.
Everybody's waiting for it, all right, man.
So take it easy.
I'm about to close out the show here.
Yeah, take it easy, too.
All right, man.
Hey, everyone, it's Goku, everybody.
Once again, we're out of time.
It's already been like three hours, for Christ's sake.
It seems like it was about 30 minutes, if you want my personal opinion.
It was a pretty good show today.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Once again, I'm here five days a week, right after the markets close, an hour after the markets close, once I'm counting my money and stacking my chips throughout the day.
I'm out here.
I'm on the radio, 4-7 Central Time.
I'm out here in Austin, Texas.
I'm about to go down right now and go to Molotov's, which is a pretty unique place, to say the least, to go have a drink on 6th Street, West 6th Street, not East 6th Street.
Although, wait a minute, it is Tuesday.
It is Tuesday, and on East 6th Street, they do have Dollar You Call It's.
So, you know, maybe I'll go to the Cheer Shot Bar.
Yeah, Cheer Shot Bar is a great bar, by the way.
You know, I happen to have a couple of bartenders out there that hook me up with them.
What do you call it?
Flaming Dr. Peppers.
They really kick some ass.
I might even post what's going on over there every time they hook up the flaming Dr. Peppers.
But anyway, if you see me down there on 6th Street, throw me a peace sign.
Thank you very much for tuning in with me and spread the show around like wildfire.
The official website is blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
That's blogtalkradio.com slash ghost.
Spread it around like wildfire, man.
You know, and not only that, put the player.
We have a cut and paste option for the true capitalist player.
Cut and paste it and post it on your social networking site.
Post it on your blog.
Spread it around there.
You'll be able to live simulcast.
You'll simulcast live, the broadcast, every time that it's on, Monday through Friday, 4 to 7 p.m.
Anyway, I'm about out of here.
I want to thank everybody for tuning in.
We had over almost 280 people, the 300 people in the chat room today.
I want to thank all those people for tuning in, even though most of them were spreading slanderous lies like a bunch of milky-looking pieces of garbage that are tickling their ass cracks out here thinking it's a great day in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.
But anyway, follow me on Twitter, folks.
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Ghost Politics is the name to follow, folks.
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All right?
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Commenting on it.
And don't be mean about it, you milky liquors.
All right?
I'm out of here.
Long live capitalism and, of course, death to feminism.
All right?
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