Dec. 10, 2011 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Welcome to the Political Cesspool, known worldwide as the South's foremost populous radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
All right, everybody.
Listen, I hope you're enjoying the show tonight as much as we're enjoying bringing it to you.
But I got to tell you, the conversation that we're having on the air together is only half as good as the conversation that I'm having with very loyal Political Cesspool friend and fan, Mark, from St. Louis, who, as we've been talking about tonight throughout the show, has driven down from St. Louis to Memphis just to be with us tonight.
And folks, that is the kind of fan that this show has been fortunate enough to call its base.
We have a very loyal and dedicated audience, very supportive, base of listeners.
And, you know, a lot of times you're talking about organizations that live off the land as we do and have to rely on listener support because we can't go out and attract major commercial sponsors because we're not going to mince words.
You know, we're not going to get on here and do Howard Stern.
We're not going to get on here and try to offend people and try to be sensational just to get our names in the news.
We're not a comedy routine.
We say what we believe.
We tell the truth in love.
And because we tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth as we see it, we can't get sponsors because we're politically incorrect.
Well, people like Mark, people like you, ladies and gentlemen, you keep this show on the air.
And again, unlike some major organizations or corporations who take their support for granted, take their base for granted, we couldn't thank you enough.
If all we did every Saturday night was tell you how much you mean to us and how much you've always meant to us for three hours, it just wouldn't be enough.
And you know that, but it does bear, it does need to be repeated from time to time.
We always want that to be at the forefront of your mind, how much we appreciate you.
We've been a pretty busy night, a fun night.
As we come to you live, I guess I should have told you.
We are live.
It is Saturday, December 10th.
Our little opening spiel.
AM 1380, WLRM Radio, Memphis, Tennessee.
That's where we're at.
We're going out to the AMF and affiliate stations of the Liberty News Radio Network.
Our good friends in Utah.
God knows we couldn't do it without them.
You know, we talk about the people who make this show possible.
You're all on that list, but certainly our friends, and we consider them to be family, to be sure, as well, at this point.
Great working relationship with the guys out there at the network in Utah.
God bless them.
And they keep us going and they get us out every week over the internet and to the affiliate stations, both here in Memphis and elsewhere.
And we all pull together and we get the show done.
And it's been a busy night tonight.
We've had a good time with Keith Alexander during the first hour, covered a couple of different stories during the second hour, including the big new attack on the Cesspool by CNN host Roland Martin.
We're not going to revisit it.
You can check it out on the website.
And if you missed it during the second hour, if you're just tuning in, you can check in the broadcast archives, which will be available.
The broadcast archive for tonight's program will be available just minutes after the conclusion of the show.
About an hour from now, I would imagine they will be up.
But we do have a lot more to talk about this evening.
We talked about the Kentucky Church.
We revisited that issue.
Bill Rowland told you about it last week.
Talked about Tim Tebow a little bit.
We even got into welfare Cadillac.
You know, you never know what you're going to get into when you tune into political assessment.
You never know what we're going to talk about.
We're going to talk about politics.
We're going to give you your money's worth.
We're going to give the fans what they came to see, what they paid to see.
But, you know, we're going to have a good time, too.
And I really enjoy doing that as much as anything, ladies and gentlemen, because, as I said, we have this familial bond with one another.
And I think that our audience feels it as much as we do.
But because it is such a close-knit crew here, and because we feel that connection with those of you who are tuned in tonight, we like to just be ourselves on the radio.
And that comes through, I think, in every show, but certainly tonight as it's kind of a different atmosphere in the studio with someone being in town to visit us.
And, you know, we've got the food, we've got the Cokes, we've got the waters and the Pepsi and all that stuff.
And we're just having a good time.
We've got candied nuts.
We got fruit tray.
We got a meat tray.
Hey, listen, I wish everybody, well, you know what we've got to do?
We're going to have to run out of an arena one night.
We're going to have to maybe rent out of some sort of a theater.
And we need to do a live show.
And we're going to have this spread.
This is my next big project.
This is the next thing on the bucket list.
We're going to do this.
Everybody listening tonight is going to experience what Mark has experienced here in the inner sanctum.
Mark, you having a good time tonight?
Having a great time tonight.
Hey, folks, you heard it from the horse's mouth.
That's tried and true testimony.
That's an eyewitness account.
We're having a good time, too.
And let me just tell you real quick.
Let's get into this.
This is a short story.
Ron Paul.
Ron Paul, you know, that's the only guy worth voting for.
I'm sorry.
That's my opinion.
Keith Alexander is a little cool on Ron Paul for a couple of reasons.
And that just goes to show that even amongst the closest of friends, we have the freedom and the ability.
And of course, we practice it to even disagree with one another.
And I think this is something that afflicts paleoconservatives, is that if you don't agree with one another on everything about every issue, you split ranks or we split ranks and we fractionalize.
We go and we do our own things rather than banding together as our enemies do.
We got to do better than that.
We've never practiced that tactic here.
And we work well with a lot of people and most people work well with us.
But anyway, Ron Paul, my opinion, the only one worth voting for.
If this were reason alone to vote for him, I don't know what is.
But last week, the Republican Jewish Coalition banned Ron Paul from a GOP presidential debate, which featured many of the other candidates, such as Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney, among others, Michelle Bachman.
But yes, the Republican Jewish Coalition hosted a presidential debate last week.
Ron Paul was not invited.
The explanation as to why the Republican Jewish Coalition would not have Ron Paul was that he was not invited because the Republican Jewish Coalition, quote, rejects his extremist views, rejects his misguided and extreme views.
Ron Paul is an extremist, apparently just like me, if you take their word for it.
They say that he's so far outside the mainstream that inviting him to speak would be like inviting Barack Obama to speak.
Well, what are we talking about?
Ron Paul is more of a Republican than any of those clowns they invited.
I can tell you that.
And, you know, so what's so extreme about his positions?
Well, they say what's extreme is that he thinks that we should have a non-interventionist.
In other words, we should have a George Washington approach to American foreign policy as it applies to Israel.
What's wrong with that?
You know, that's an America-first foreign policy as far as I'm concerned.
So, again, we got this story up on the website tonight, thepoliticalasspool.org.
Folks, if you're not checking thepoliticals, pool.org out every day, you're missing something.
There's new stories up there every day.
Not counting on Saturday night, the main event.
You know, we got the show.
You can go there and listen live over the internet.
But you should really go every day.
We got all these sorts of stories.
And, of course, we provide our take on these stories, the likes of which you're not going to find anywhere else.
But there you have it.
Republican Jewish Coalition banned Ron Paul from the debate.
They said he was an extremist, so he couldn't come.
He's an extremist because he believes in America first foreign policy.
I will patiently await the reaction from the Republican European American Coalition to the actions of the Republican Jewish.
Wait a minute.
Never mind.
The white Republican coalition doesn't exist because it would be racist for that to exist.
But it's just fine for the Republican Jewish Coalition.
Got to take a break.
Jump in the Political Cesspool with James and the game.
Call us tonight at 1-866-986-6397.
And here's the host of the Political Cesspool, James Edwards.
All right, everybody.
Welcome back to the Political Cesspool Radio Program, where each week we have more news to bring to your attention than we could ever possibly put into a three-hour package.
But thankfully, we've got the website where we cover news each and every day of the week, several stories a day.
One of the ones that we have featured right now on the website is not a Cesspool original.
Normally, if you go to the website, you're going to read our take on stories, my take, or the take of one of my co-hosts.
And we pretty much keep all the news commentary in-house.
But every now and then, we'll come across an article that's so good that we have to repost it in its entirety.
And this week, I came across one at Dr. Kevin McDonald's website, The Occidental Observer.
It's an article written by Edmund Connolly, who has been a guest.
He's made at least a couple of appearances on this show.
Edmund Connolly is a writer of movie reviews.
Not quite as famous as what are their names, Mark.
Help me out.
Siskel and Ebert, or one of them passed away.
I don't know if that was Siskel or Ebert, but anyway, one of them is still alive.
You know what I'm talking about.
He's not famous like they were, but at least as talented.
Edmund Connolly, reviewer of films, and he has written a magnum opus on a movie that actually came out a few years ago, and I did see it.
I must admit that I do like movies.
And as I said, I have a brain that works.
I can filter out heinous things, and I can enjoy the rest of it for what it's worth.
So I do go to movies.
I do watch sports.
I don't, you know, lock all that out.
I'm a big boy, and I use the gifts that God gave me and out with the good or out with the bad, and I keep what I can use from it.
But anyway, Edmund Connolly wrote this article entitled Kevin Costner's Mr. Brooks.
That was the name of the movie.
And the character that Kevin Costner played of the same name, Mr. Brooks, smart, white, and a serial killer.
I'll read the first paragraph of the review to wet your appetite, and then you'll have to go to our website to read the rest.
But Mr. Connolly writes this.
In the 2007 psychological thriller, Mr. Brooks, Kevin Costner stars as Mr. Brooks, a wealthy and accomplished white American male.
The film begins with him receiving an award for Portland, Oregon Man of the Year, whereupon he thanks his faithful and attractive blonde wife.
Mr. Brooks looks good in a tuxedo and exudes an air of confidence, restrained confidence, quiet reason, and generous compassion.
He's a Christian, an American man in the prime of his life, a role model for those with traditional American values.
He's also a serial killer.
Mr. Brooks now joins a long list of other Hollywood films that feature a brilliant white man as a serial killer.
And from there, folks, I can promise you that it only gets better.
It's a fairly lengthy read, but certainly not more than you would be able to digest in about 20 minutes.
At the end of it, we have the official high-definition video trailer of Mr. Brooks.
But folks, I tell you, if you read one article on the internet this week, let it be Edmund Conley's review of the 2007 film Mr. Brooks.
Featured tonight at our website, thepolitical cesspool.org.
Check it out.
You will not regret it.
Also, at thepolitical Cesspool.org this evening, Winston Smith.
God bless Winston Smith.
You know, he's had it tough.
You know the hosting staff.
Myself, Keith Alexander, Bill Rowland, Eddie the Bombardier Miller, and Winston Smith.
The only thing is, Winston Smith has not been able to appear.
Winston was one of the guys who came on very regularly with me.
You know, Keith is on every week.
Bill comes on fairly often.
Eddie's on every now and again.
And Winston, though, used to be on as much as any of them.
And unfortunately, earlier this year, Winston completely lost his hearing.
And obviously, if you can't hear, you can't do radio.
And he has absolutely no hearing whatsoever.
He is completely and legally deaf now.
He always had poor hearing, but now it's completely gone.
And he suffered some damage to his hearing when he was a member of the United States Navy.
We have a couple of veterans in the Cesspool hosting staff.
Eddie the Bombardier Miller.
Even though he wasn't a bombardier, he was actually a combat medic.
And he went on to become a registered nurse.
He is a nurse.
But he got the bombardier for his bombastic style.
But Winston, he lost hearing, but he still wants to contribute to the show in ways that he can.
And Winston Smith is a fabulous writer.
And we all hope and pray for his recovery.
He is trying to get an implant, a surgical implant into his ear that may restore some of his hearing.
And of course, if that happens, we will rush him back to the program.
And I know he misses you all.
And I hope that you miss him too, because he has been a very integral part of our crew since I think he joined the team back in 2006.
So just a couple of years after we went on.
He's been here nearly since the beginning.
But I stay in touch with Winston via email and text message.
That's the only way he can communicate these days.
And he still can write.
And he wrote this one entitled Holiday Thoughts.
You know, we're getting close to Christmas, and we're very excited about that.
But anytime Christmas is coming, you know, Christmas is under attack just like any other Western traditions.
And it's being attacked by the usual suspects, and there's this culture war, Happy Holidays versus Merry Christmas.
We talked about that a couple of weeks ago.
We will continue to talk about that before December 25th.
But Winston Smith has chimed in on this subject.
And he writes this.
Here we are, right in the middle of the holiday season.
I love the days between the day before Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.
I don't know why, Winston writes, but they just kind of feel good to me.
I guess it's because I like cold weather and warm hearths.
I like the tantalizing aromas coming from the kitchen.
I like the great old stories I read.
I could probably find a couple of dozens of reasons why I like this time of year.
But the older I get, the more I love reflecting on the holidays and holy days of my people as holidays of my people.
Those of us of Anglo and European stock.
Yes, I'm aware of the pagan origins of some of our days of remembrance, and to the cranks who derisively throw that fact up to me every year, I say that God redeems more than people, and I wish them a Merry Christmas.
But the aforementioned cranks are becoming increasingly belligerent and arrogant in their attacks on our holidays, and they're not even trying to hide their racist motivations.
This past Halloween, Americans were slapped with an ad campaign that railed against ethnic costumes.
We're a culture, not a costume, said the slogan.
The thought behind the campaign was that it's wrong, wrong, wrongity wrong to use a holiday to caricature ethnicities.
Columbus Day evokes the most blatant and violent racist hatred against us.
And the run-up to Thanksgiving, we're usually treated to venomous articles and commentaries about the Thanksgiving celebrates genocide sort.
And we provide a couple of articles, or Winston does, at our website.
These hate-filled bigots will willfully ignore the fact that the Aboriginal Americans practice genocide as a matter of culture, wiping out every member of competing tribes if they could.
And Winston also provides another link to an article from a homosexual writer who, like most males of his race, this was a black homosexual writer, has a taste for white partners.
But he just can't understand why white people don't celebrate Thanksgiving like black people do.
So so much for the wrongness of using holidays to caricature ethnicities.
Anyway, Winston continues.
As we approach the holy day of Christmas, we'll see the usual predators trying to chip away at our efforts to ponder the significance of the incarnation of God into man, the human birth of Jesus Christ.
There's the vulgarity of the appropriately named Black Friday.
Blacks will make snide remarks about white Christmas as they apply themselves to their laughable Kwanzaa sham.
Jewish folks will continue in their Hanukkah imposture, scattering menorahs around, including in a scene specimen on the White House lawn, even as they sue small towns that erect nativity scenes.
And not to be outdone, homosexuals have succeeded in getting December designated World AIDS Month.
Folks, I'm going to take a break right there.
I'm going to pause it right there and continue with the conclusion of Winston's piece when we return.
Stay tuned.
And the Political Cesspool continues right after this.
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All right, everybody.
In the last segment, we were talking about a very exquisite article that Winston Smith, co-host of this radio program, has prepared for our website, thepoliticalcessible.org.
You know, everybody here in the staff has their talents.
Keith and his ability to hold court and deliver a commentary.
Winston with his ability to write.
Obviously, Bill Rowland is a great host as well and can manage the show with the best of them.
I'm not really good at anything, but they indulge me.
They humor me around here.
But nevertheless, I surround myself with talented people, and we are the sum of all of our parts here in the political cesspool.
Winston was writing this article entitled Holiday Thoughts, during which he talks about, again, the cultural war against Christianity and all things Christian, all things European, Western, talking about how now competing with Christmas, you know, December 25th, December, you celebrated Christmas.
Now you got Kwanzaa, you got Hanukkah, you got World AIDS Month.
Now that's a new thing coming out that's going to be up there on equal setting.
The goal of these insults, of course, Winston writes, is to diminish our enjoyment and participation of our holiday.
Every culture has days of remembrance, including European Americans.
Such days remind us of our ethnic beginnings and our cultural journey.
But if there's one thing that white haters cannot abide, it's allowing white people the right to practice these things.
Therefore, they'll take every opportunity to deny that we have a cultural and ethnic past.
If we don't have a cultural and ethnic past, then we don't exist as a people.
The eradication of our holidays is nothing less than our dehumanization.
And dehumanization is always an integral part of genocide.
Now, I know it's easy to get discouraged when you see the attacks on our holidays, especially Christmas.
Our enemies know how important Christmas is to us, and they'll do anything they can to divert us from the worship of the God who has been our help in all generations.
But pay them no mind.
Never entertain the enticements of those who hate us.
Let your friendly and fraternal political cesspool staff encourage you to enjoy this season during which we remember our holy lineage and we should not admit no adulteration of it.
It's a great article, folks.
It's one that really should be spread around to other websites and to your email lists.
Winston Smith's piece, his commentary, his column appearing tonight at thepolitical cesspool.org.
It's entitled Holiday Thoughts.
Another thing, very quickly, we were talking about the Kevin Costner movie Mr. Brooks, and we've got that great piece as well there, written by Edmund Connolly, one of our former guests, a lifelong friend.
The gist of that is the fact that, as you know, Hollywood always portrays white people as serial killers.
Well, you know, a fact of the matter is, and this is a very basic fact of the matter, a very provable fact of the matter, and that is that, you know, most serial killers are not white.
That's just not true.
Just as we know from Department of Justice crime statistics, whites don't commit violent crimes as much as some of our counterparts.
And that is, even though whites still represent 60% of the population, over 60% of the population.
Isn't that scary?
Only 60%.
And this is our country.
But anyway, whites represent the still majority of this nation, yet blacks, who represent only, I think, a percentage of 13, 14, 15%, commit more violent crimes than the 60%.
Based upon their proportion of the population, they commit more crimes.
Again, this is backed up by FBI and Department of Justice statistics, so don't take our word for it.
But here's the thing, you know, and this applies to serial killers, too.
More blacks are serial killers than whites.
Now, when you think of serial killer, you always think of Ted Bundy.
Who else?
Jeffrey Dahmer, right?
Gacy, maybe.
You think of people who strategically planned their kills, who executed them methodically.
That's what you think of when you think of serial killers.
What about your typical so-called urban gangbanger?
Just the fact that they kill people driving around spring, you know, artillery fire into the neighborhoods of their rival gangs.
You know, how many non-white gangbangers have killed multiple people.
Doesn't that qualify them as a serial killer too?
You only think of serial killers in the context of cunning and you know intelligent white men who go out and commit these crimes.
That's how Hollywood portrays them, to be sure.
But a serial killer, what is a serial killer?
Someone who kills more than once, someone who kills often, someone who kills as a hobby.
Isn't this the definition of a typical gangbanger?
Or many of them, at least?
That's a question I pose to you here on the Political Assessment Radio Program.
What else is going on here?
You know, I didn't get a chance to be with you last week, and we had quite a bit of fodder that was to be brought to the table that Bill and Keith overlooked.
I'm sure it was an accident, you know, that they put their stories up there.
Another thing about Ron Paul, again, you know, I want to get back to this briefly, very briefly.
We talked about Ron Paul a few minutes ago, how he was banned from a GOP presidential confab by the Republican Jewish Coalition because they said his views were extremist views.
He was an extremist, mind you.
Never mind the fact that he's a Christian, he's a businessman, he's a doctor, he's a congressman for, what about, as long as I've been alive?
He's an extremist, though, because he doesn't agree with the Republican Jewish Coalition on America giving Israel everything, writing them a blank check every year, I guess.
Another reason to vote for Ron Paul.
For no other reason alone, you should vote for him for that.
But he's the only candidate out of the GOP frontrunners that's worthy of our vote.
I had a video.
Unfortunately, YouTube disabled the embedding of the video.
So you'd have to click on it to hear it.
But in a recent debate, in fact, I believe it was the debate just before this one put on by the Jewish coalition.
And he said, you know, quite frankly, Israel is big enough to take care of themselves.
We need to put America's interests first.
And he went on to articulate why America's interests and Israel's interests aren't always the same.
And in fact, quite often are not.
And I guess, again, this is an extremist point of view, at least if you take the Republican Jewish Coalition's word for it.
Now, what else?
Horror stories from Black Friday.
Well, that's kind of old news now.
That was something that we were going to bring up last week, but it's kind of stale.
You want to see what a third world country looks like?
Go to Walmart on Black Friday where people get trampled.
There's one story.
And we've done stories on Walmart before.
It's the most depressing place in the world.
If you're in a good mood and you just can't stand it, go to Walmart.
It's the surefire cure.
It's gross.
I mean, I got good prices, but if you want to see the dregs of society, go to Walmart.
You know, exceptions, you know, exceptions are there to prove every rule, I guess.
But, yeah, go to Walmart and it's going to be a bad experience for you.
I can't stand going in there.
It's creepy.
I'm a target man.
But on Black Friday, it's even worse.
And I know at one store, I don't think this actually was a Walmart.
This one might have been a Best Buy.
But Walmart, you know, I know at Walmart last year, everybody, it was like a stampede once the doors opened on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.
And a woman got trampled to death by people just, they mowed her over, and once she was down on the ground, they just kept stomping her, trying to get in there and, you know, save, you know, 50 bucks off a TV or whatever, you know, whatever it is.
And this Black Friday, a guy was having a heart attack.
He died.
He died.
I believe it was at a Best Buy store.
It might have been a Walmart.
It doesn't matter.
But a guy, an older guy, in his 60s, 70s, he was having a heart attack and fell to the floor while he was having the heart attack.
And while he was asking for help, while he laid there in his death throes, and he died shortly thereafter, people were stepping over him to go and get a deal.
I mean, this is what America's come to.
Mark and I were talking, you know, Mark's in the studio with us tonight visiting.
And we were talking about how, you know, you go back to the 1950s, you look at the 1950s, and we always wax nostalgic about the 50s because there was so much good about it.
It was so healthy and wholesome, comparatively speaking.
And I know that we already had some problems by the 50s, particularly by 1954 with Brown versus Board.
That's when they figured out they could rule from the bench and circumvent the will of the people.
But you look back at 1950, that's within the lifetime of many of our listeners.
Many of our listeners were alive.
They might have been young, but they were alive in the 1950s.
So within, certainly within a lifetime, you go from this idyllic and iconic version of America to this putrid version that we have now, this degenerate shell of America that we're now in with multiculturalism and political correctness as the state religion.
In the 1950s, people wouldn't have stomped a guy having a heart attack to save a buck.
Standards have fallen, but not on this radio show.
Stay tuned, folks.
We're going to wrap it up right after this.
Welcome back to get on the political cesspool.
Call us on James's Dime, toll-free, at 1-866-986-6397.
And here's the host of the Political Cesspool, James Edwards.
All right, friends.
Well, believe it or not, the final segment of the show is now upon us.
This is it.
The end is near.
At least for tonight's show.
Of course, we'll be back with you next week with another riveting installment of the Political Cess Poll radio program.
It always goes by so quickly when we're together.
Gabby Giffords, this was another story that I posted a week before last that the guys didn't have a chance to get into last week when they were filling in for me.
Very sad story, obviously.
Gabby Giffords, Gabrielle Giffords, shot in the head by the madman there in Arizona earlier this year, survived a point-blank headshot.
That's something in and of itself.
But America, we were talking about the 1950s.
So much has changed since then.
Too much to encapsulate here in the last 10 minutes.
But you could be frank and forthcoming back in the 1950s, even when it was about hard subjects like this.
So you got Gabrielle Giffords shot in the head.
She's now obviously mentally handicapped.
Is that politically incorrect to say?
I mean, what do they call that now?
I guess she's special now.
Special.
And I don't say that, you know, mockingly.
I mean, you know, what do they call it now?
You never know.
You can't keep up with the way terms change, but, you know, but she truly is mentally handicapped now.
And, you know, you can insert your joke there about all Congress critters being mentally handicapped to some extent, but she literally is at this point.
And, you know, for good reasons, she got shot in the head.
And, you know, miraculously, she survived.
And while we most certainly wouldn't agree with her on very many issues, and while she certainly wasn't a friend of America as we see it, no one deserves to be shot.
There's no tolerance or room for violence, no matter where you go or which way you turn.
But what happened to her was tragic, but as we posted a commentary on our website week before last, she's now mentally disabled, and she's still serving in Congress.
Now, in my opinion, we need more people who are going to be willing to stand up and state the obvious.
America has become a country that has put potential hurt feelings before common sense and sound judgment.
In short, political correctness is ruining us.
And we have a video of Gabrielle Giffords in a very recent interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC.
And you can just tell that she just isn't there.
She has the mental capacity of a child at this point.
And hopefully, we all hope, despite her political leanings, obviously, that she'll be regenerated and she'll continue to make progress.
But as it stands right now, she's mentally disabled and she's still holding on her seat in Congress.
And I think that there's something wrong with that.
I think that there's something, you know, I think that's something that people should be allowed to at least talk about.
Maybe, well, maybe if they were all mentally disabled, that we wouldn't be in so much trouble.
But, you know, it's not a laughing matter.
It's not a laughing matter at all.
And we certainly hope that she gets better.
But, you know, why isn't anyone talking about this in the national news?
We know it's a tragic story.
We know it's a sad story.
But, you know, should she be allowed to retain her seat?
When she obviously doesn't have the mental functions to appropriately serve.
Even if she's going to serve at our detriment, she can't even make those decisions to hurt us right now.
She has to be told what to do, I guess.
All right, Peter Stanton.
Peter Scoop Stanton.
Scoop is on the line, and I got a text message from Scoop during the show.
This is how we typically do things.
We were asking what we're going to talk about tonight.
So let's see what Pete wants to talk about.
I've got my phone open here in the studio.
And he texts me during the show while the show's in motion to tell me what he wants to talk about.
So here, here we got.
He wants to talk about a lot of stuff.
We only got 10 minutes.
Wow, Pete, you got a full deck tonight.
All right, let's do rapid fire.
Let's do maybe a minute on each.
And I hate to even go back to this one, but I would love your take on it.
The Roland Martin fake email hoax, whatever's going on there.
What do you say, Pete?
Well, good evening, James.
Good evening, Cessbool family.
Good evening.
James, the Roland Martin fiasco, which it is, the email is 100% fake.
You and I converse to each other.
Well, you converse to me like, hey, one, late.
Two, it's just like a text message, like three, four words.
I'll put out a dissertation like long and ted because that's your ha ha ha on the Use It Saturday.
In terms of the email, Roland Martin's trying to, I guess, garner some with Wrestling World called heat, I guess, between his camp of, I guess, of political cesspool.
But again, it is 100% not true, fake.
It's bogus.
Somebody hack your email account and then put it up and trying to garner some publicity either for you and or Martin.
Well, no, it wasn't even that, Pete.
As we said, you know, my email account wasn't compromised.
What it was was if you go to Roland Martin's website, the way you email him, if you wanted to email Roland Martin, and you go to RolandSmartin.com, and I encourage people to do this to see for themselves.
Go to RolandSmartin.com.
S is in Sam.
I don't know what his middle name is, RolandSmartin.com.
Go to the contact page.
It's just a blank web submission form where you enter in your name or your supposed name and your supposed email address.
And of course, anybody can get my email address by going to the website.
And that's how they did it.
Never mind.
Which makes it even worse and even more provably false.
Right.
So I'm going to put Barack Obama at, you know, Barack Obama at Whitehouse.gov or whatever right now.
That's exactly what I said earlier, yes.
So, yeah, it's a fake.
You know, it's one thing if you actually send it through your current email account to his current email account, but it's a fake.
Next.
Yeah, but nevertheless, it's still up there as fact, and that's what's so dangerous about the dishonesty of the left.
While they may not agree with us, and we certainly don't agree with them, we have always tried to be gentleman in the way that we present our ideas on this show, and we've never done underhanded tactics against those who oppose us.
And the same cannot be said for our detractors.
But anyway, folks, that story is covered in detail in the second hour, and, of course, on our website.
Pete came up.
I got to give Pete total credit for this.
And while Pete, I don't want you to say what job Herman Kane is most likely to go into next, because this is a family show.
Pete came up with a great title for the article that we posted about Herman Kane withdrawing from the presidential race.
Kane is Not Able.
I loved it.
Credit goes to Scoop on that one.
Let's talk about Kane not being able.
Kane's out.
What do you say, Scoop?
Well, look at two things.
First, let's look at Mr. Kane.
When he was on TV, the baseball 999, he had all the passion of the world.
It's like me talking about ECW or Ledge Up on something like that.
So, I mean, he's, you know, maybe it's a subliminal message or something like that, but he's cut about those three nines.
So I think he, you know, it's a double-on-founder have you.
But let's look back about 20 years ago.
Somebody else running for president was accused.
Some accuser's name was Paula Jones, Jennifer Flowers, and who claimed this individual sexually assaulted her.
And that alleged sexual assault was no other than Bill Clinton.
So Bill Clinton gets a pass, you know, women coming out of Woodwork saying he's done this, that, and the other thing.
And then, you know, he gets repassed.
Meanwhile, Herman Cain allegedly does something, and then he's crucified.
My question is, when Juanita Broderick came out, or Paula Jones, or Jennifer Flowers, what was going on in front of a TV camera?
How come she didn't grab one of these women by the wrist, find the nearest TV camera, and then just talk smack about Clinton?
So, again, hypocrisy at its best.
Well, a good take on it.
Were you surprised, Scoop, that he withdrew and finally handed in his sword?
No, I wasn't surprised.
I mean, this over evidence was overwhelming.
But I think his future profession will be, this is going to be clean, in the adult film industry.
And he can fit two different categories of that industry, but I'm not going to go with it.
Yeah, he apparently certainly has the practice to be in that field.
Right.
And probably the prowess.
If I do say so myself.
Now, okay.
We got just maybe a minute or two left.
I don't know what exactly you're referring to here.
Your text message to me that told me what you wanted to talk about.
It says the skunk and third world immigrant and with wick check.
I don't know what that means, Scoop, so I'm just going to let you tell me.
Well, I'll talk about the skunk later.
Check your email.
I sent one out last night.
Obviously, you didn't get it.
Well, I did get a reply from you thanking me for getting congratulating me on my marriage.
However, that was seven years ago.
Yeah, listen, I'll admit, I'm not the best at returning emails quickly.
It's a personal character flaw.
I got to do better.
No disrespect, Scoop.
You know, I love you.
And for anyone else out there that sent me an email, I get them.
I love them.
I want to reply, and I will reply eventually.
But like Pete said, I congratulated him for his anniversary seven years after I got the email.
That's probably wrong.
But anyways, I was at a grocery store today buying a lot of food and my wife's paying cash or I have a ride.
Wait, wait, Scoop, Scoop.
They're playing our song.
Let's pause it right there because I want to get into the wick thing next week.
So let's just pick up with your segment next week on this when you come on.
Love you, Scoop.
Thanks for calling in tonight, brother.
And for the rest of you folks, we love you too.
God bless you.
Live life the way we do with that retreat, surrender, or apology.