April 26, 2014 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Political Cesspool Radio Program's live broadcast for the evening of Saturday, April 26th.
I'm James Edwards and happy to be James Edwards.
There's no one else on earth I'd rather be than the host of the Political Cesspool.
It's truly an honor to be able to come here and talk with you every night in a very mainstream way to have a mainstream media venue that talks about the interests of the dispossessed majority.
We do it and we're the only one.
And that's an honor, you know, and it I guess I had a bright idea that has flourished thanks to the fertile soil in which I've planted my flag.
And folks, you all have made this show into what it is today.
Talking with Dr. Michael Hill, and a big round of applause for Dr. Hill.
What a great way to wrap up Confederate History Month in that last hour.
Such a great guy.
But talking to him about the fact that it has now been, or will soon be, 10 years that the political cesspool has been coming to you.
We sacrifice some, I guess, some indignities and some threats and name-calling and all that stuff.
And we give up our Saturday night every week to be here with you.
But we give up very little compared to the price that we hope will not have to be paid.
Hopefully, people will come together and see that we are right about this thing and we can reclaim America's destiny the way that it should be.
A lot of people have had to suffer much more.
I hope that that does not happen here.
And that is why we do this work to spare our children from that reality that comes inevitably when the third world swamps you.
You cannot have a first world population with a first world country with a third world population.
I'll get it right here sooner or later.
You cannot have a first world country with a third world population.
Or, if you will, you can have diversity in multiculturalism or a first world nation, but you can't have both.
Basically saying the same thing.
You look at the places where this has run its course and it is not pretty.
Whether it's South Africa, whether it's Haiti, I don't want that to be the future for my children, future generations of Americans, European Americans specifically.
I fear that it might be.
You know, we were talking about Detroit in the first hour with a very interesting guest.
We'll say that.
And he does do good work, and I don't know if he was afraid of coming on this show, and so he had to take a unique position on some of the issues and at least relaying his thoughts.
But he does good reporting.
Charlie Leduff does good reporting.
And if you'll watch his videos, you know, he's not going to mention race a lot, but he did mention it in his New York Times column that was in the paper today.
And I thought it was fair.
I thought it was, you know, it wasn't Jared Taylor.
But he did a damn good job in that, I think.
You read it and you let me know what you think.
And by the way, what do you think?
Give us a call.
You know, I'm here in the studio by myself this evening.
Keith Alexander on vacation.
Eddie the Bobberry Miller ran 26.2 miles today.
Uphill all the way, according to Eddie.
No, but it was hilly, hilly terrain in Nashville.
He ran 26.2 miles.
And so he is definitely out with an excuse worthy of missing the show.
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And I look forward to hearing from you.
But talking about Haiti, talking about South Africa, talking about Detroit, talking about Memphis, when the demographics change and the culture changes for the worse, things get violent.
Not our people creating the violence, of course.
You know, our people are most often the victims of this.
Not that you would ever hear about that in the media, but it's the truth.
I don't want to see America become a great big fat Detroit from Maine to Southern California.
Southern California, more like Mexico, but you know what I'm saying.
I don't want all of America to be a third world country.
And I don't want anybody to suffer.
You know, I don't want the blacks of Detroit to suffer.
But unfortunately, until they take a little responsibility, there is going to remain problems.
And I don't, you know, why would they take responsibility?
They get coddled by the government.
They get all of these subsidies.
And they get this victim mentality that gives them basically a get-out-of-jail free card.
Why would they want to change?
They're coddled.
Now, that's not to say all of them.
I mean, certainly people like Jesse Lee Peterson and Isola Foster, and there are very good and decent black Americans.
And yes, there are some no-good white Americans.
To every rule, there's exception.
I shouldn't have to say that, but I want to be fair.
But, you know, we've got a problem here, folks, and shouting obscenities at free-thinking and open-minded people like myself who are trying to debate these very serious issues in the court of public opinion is not going to solve the problem.
You can call me any name you want.
Certainly doesn't mean it's true, but it's not going to better your lot in life, nor is it going to make me feel at all uncomfortable with the work that I do because I believe in this work and it's growing.
You know, what we're doing here is growing.
You know, my book was published four years ago now, and where do the years go?
It was published four years ago, and despite that, it continues to reach people, just like this radio show each and every Saturday night and throughout the week in syndication and via the archives.
We reach people all around the world, and my book is actually still getting good reviews.
With Obama's re-election in 2012, it got another four-year lease on life, I guess, racism-schmaissism, how liberals use the R-word to advance the Obama agenda.
And it tackles this culture of denouncing anyone who is white as a racist.
And anything that white people do or say that minorities want to call the hurt feelings police on is racism.
It really just turns that on its head.
makes a mockery out of that institution and those tactics as it should.
And it's reached a lot of people and continues to do so.
And I'm going to share with you a review that came in a couple of weeks ago on Amazon.com where you can get the book.
Of course, you get it on our website, too.
I'm going to do that when we come back.
And we got a caller, I believe, from Texas.
And we got a lot of other stories I want to cover this hour.
So stay tuned.
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All right, everybody.
Welcome back to the Political Successful Radio Program.
Again, if you want to fill in the gap left by Keith Alexander, Netty, the Bavadier Miller tonight, give me a call.
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And Patrick from Texas has done just that.
What's on your mind, Patrick?
I was wondering if you mentioned the court decision against affirmative action by the Supreme Court saying it's okay for states to just allow unfair preferences.
I had read about that.
I haven't read about it in enough detail to really give you a firm assessment.
You know, of course, some of this had been brewing out of Michigan going back, I guess, until about 2006, it seems, where they were turning over race-based preferences, truly racist preferences, if you want to go by what the word should mean.
But up in Michigan and affirmative action, so on and so forth, particularly with admissions into college.
But why don't you educate us all, myself included, Patrick, with what you know?
Well, what they're saying is that they cannot discriminate against the blacks because of race-based voters.
They have to give everyone in meritocracy an equal shot at the opportunity to get into those Boston schools, which to me seems like a completely fair way to do it.
Right.
I don't have a single problem with that.
No, we've talked about it forever on this show.
One of our, you know, we got a few sayings, you can't have a first world country with a third world population, no retreat, no surrender, no apologies.
What's another one that we talk about?
Oh, equal rights for all, special privileges for none.
And, you know, I am going to be fair enough in saying that, you know, certainly, if it comes down to two candidates in this hypothetical situation, and the black one was just vastly superior in intellect and in experience, whatever the standard of measurement you want to draw from, then the white candidate, yes, he should get the job.
I have no problem with that whatsoever.
That's fair.
That's truly rewarding excellence.
What you have, I don't see how anyone could argue that forcing businesses and forcing universities to admit lesser qualified candidates solely because of the color of their skin is anything other than racist.
You know, they want to say it's racist for us to say that whites should have equal rights, but it's not racist for, you know, affirmative action.
It's a racist.
You know, we're not talking about institutions that don't allow blacks for no reason whatsoever.
talking about you know blacks that are getting in or other minorities that are getting in despite not uh measuring up up to snuff and and so go ahead You know who takes biggest advantage of affirmative action voters in colleges?
Africans.
Africans?
Yeah, you're talking about indigenous Africans?
Oh, it's amazing.
They just blow them to pieces.
Here's a Civil War tree effect for you.
Okay.
What's unique about the great state of Texas?
Okay, state of Texas.
It's going to have something to do, I'm guessing, with the number of countries it's been, right, or wrong?
Incorrect.
All right.
We never lost one battle for the Yankees.
Ah!
How about that?
Well, very good.
Very good.
Our schoolmaster ran their artillery at the ship and they had to turn back and run away.
Well, hey, listen, I'm a big fan of Texans going back.
You know, we talked, of course, about the Battle of San Jacinto, which was fought, I guess, last week in 1836.
And, you know, Texas has a very rich history.
Still to this day, you know, Texans are known, whether right or wrong, as being a little more rough and tough.
And, you know, unfortunately, I don't know how much longer Texas is going to survive, or any of us, for that matter, if we continue to be swamped by illegal immigration.
But, you know, Texas has a very rich and proud history.
And I salute Texas.
Do you know Davy Crockett's last word?
Gone, there are a lot of Mexicans here now.
We've got a true comedian.
You know, David Crockett was no, had no shortage of quotes.
And Davy Crockett, you know, another great, great American died there fighting at the Alamo.
You know, how many, you know, you want to talk about people who were outmanned and outsupplied, but never outfought.
You know, the defenders of the Alamo.
My God.
Well, my parents, my family was there, not at the Alamo, but we were at Gold San Docento.
We kicked them out.
Well, God bless your family.
And, you know, it just goes to show that there is a case to be made for genetic predispositions.
So you're telling me your family, your family.
From Georgia and Texas.
We got burned up by Sherman.
A lot of us ended up back with the old family back in Texas.
And then, but you've got that history, and I've got mine.
And here you are, the descendant of those proud people, listening to this show.
I mean, that cannot be a coincidence.
Oh, no.
Mama raised me right.
Amen, buddy.
And thank you for the call.
And Davy Crockett, another great quote: Y'all can go to hell.
I'm going to Texas.
And, you know, I can sympathize with that with regards to the rats in elected office today.
Thanks for the call, Patrick.
I appreciate it.
We were talking about the book, and I'll take a moment of self-indulgence here, personal privilege, if I could.
Despite being published four years ago, as I mentioned, racism-schmacism continues to positively impact people all over the world by giving them the tools needed to diffuse these baseless accusations of racism, which is, of course, nothing more than a socio-political nuclear bomb intended to keep largely responsible people from frankly discussing serious issues.
And it's an honor to still get mail to this day from folks who claim that my book has been an eye-opener for them in some way.
This following review, for instance, was just posted a couple of days ago over on Amazon.com, where the book is available as well as our website.
James Edwards, a well-known activist in Memphis, Tennessee, makes snooze again.
An excellent personality on and off the radio.
This Christian gentleman has written an excellent book, essentially an attack on the plague of political correctness.
Edwards maintains a positive mental attitude while taking on the Orwellian forces of progressivism, knocking them off one at a time.
This is the wake-up call that conservatives and even temporarily diluted liberals need.
Examples include the hilarious, if it wasn't true, account of a mayor forbidding his police officers from eating bananas on duty because it offended black people.
It was racist for them to eat bananas in public.
When does it end?
We often want to put our heads in the sand to avoid such queries.
Not so for this brave man, brave young man.
I'm still being called young.
Good.
This book would be great over anyone's mantle.
Thank you, James Edwards.
Well, thank you to the person that wrote that.
I knew my wife was smart, but I didn't know she could write that good.
Just kidding.
This kid.
It wasn't her.
We work hard, though, here at the Political Cesspool, folks, to serve as champions for right-thinking people like this gracious fellow who had bought the book.
And whether it's on the air at public appearances or in the pages of a book, you can count on us to advance our flag in the court of public opinion.
And as I said, you know, this book is still timely.
If you've not yet done so, you can go to our website, thepolitical cesspool.org, and autograph your copy, even an autographed copy if you would want that.
Don't want to devalue the thing.
Order it today, racism, schmacism.
When we come back, I talked, of course, tonight about the fact that the American Renaissance Conference is ongoing.
A lot of my friends, a lot of political cesspool fans up there.
And again, folks, I'm sorry I couldn't be with you.
I barely made it to the studio on time tonight.
I got here just a few minutes before going on air.
I got a growing family.
What can I say?
I'm not just fighting this battle here on the air.
I'm fighting it in the bedroom, too.
And I got another child on the way, and my wife, a delicate little thing.
Morning sickness and her don't take well together.
And so I am at home this weekend rather than being at Amran, although I am there in spirit.
And looking forward to hearing all the news and the reports from the American Renaissance Conference.
But anyway, when we come back, Jared Taylor, the editor of American Renaissance, did a great video this week during which he asked a very simple question to a field of Republican candidates in Virginia.
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You can still hear his voice in the broadcast archives, and folks learn from that man, one of the wisest men I ever knew and one of my very best friends in life.
And you still get to hear him every night on the show in that CFCC ad.
And, you know, we take our lumps.
It's still hard to think of the fact that he's gone.
He died a year ago, February, so it's been, I don't know, 14, 15 months now.
You know, I miss him.
And you take these trials that life throws your way and you do your best to move forward.
And I'm looking again at some of the ratings tonight.
And again, the political cesspool at this very moment is in the top 10 most listened to radio broadcasts in the country right now online.
And that, of course, again, folks, as we always say, doesn't count or even factor into account the number of listeners who are tuned in on the AM frequencies here in Memphis and in the other markets that syndicate us on the AM and FM terrestrial radio stations.
And, you know, Bill Rowland, God knows, had a big hand in that growth.
Now, look at what you've done with this show, folks.
You know, I had an idea.
God bless me to give me a venue with this network and the great Bushman family to exercise my freedom of speech.
You, though, people, the listeners of this show, are the ones who keep this show on the air.
And I'll never ever forget it.
Jared Taylor, editor of American Renaissance, last Saturday, or rather this Saturday, I guess today, Republicans are holding a primary to choose the party's candidate for Virginia's 10th congressional district.
On April 13th, five of the candidates were at a town hall meeting where they spent an hour and a half bragging about how conservative they were.
When it was finally question time, Jared Taylor asked a question about immigration.
The answers were such rubbish that one frustrated member in the audience shouted that 70% of non-whites vote Democrats.
So it's crazy to keep letting them in.
He got a gratifying round of applause, but the candidates carried on like lemmings.
This is why the great Sam Francis called the Republicans the stupid party.
We say they're not stupid.
They're just sociopathic.
And maybe a little stupid, too.
Let's listen.
Let's listen to Jared Taylor now.
Hello, my name is Jared Taylor, and I'm from Oakton.
And until 1965, we had an immigration policy that ensured that most immigrants were from Europe.
Now, that changed in 1965, and now we have immigrants from all around the world.
The largest number that have come now are Hispanics.
And according to the Census Bureau, Hispanics are expected to be an upright majority in this country by about 2065.
And they're looking forward to that, of course, increasing numbers and increasing influence.
I'll get to a question.
My question for you is, why is it considered good, healthy ethnic pride for them to look forward to the power that comes with majority status, whereas it would be considered wrong and racist for whites to be concerned about an immigration policy that is reducing them to a minority?
We can begin with you, Rob.
Thanks.
That was an easy question.
Look, I think America is a land of opportunity and freedom.
And I think immigrants, many of whom come here legally and obeying the rule of law, should have all the benefits of our great country.
I'm not really concerned about different groups, Hispanics, having a majority status, as long as everybody coming is following the law.
We can't give exemptions to people that break the law and then give them amnesty.
And I'm absolutely opposed to amnesty of any sort.
We need to secure the borders and take this step by step.
And I think that's really the only way to tackle this problem.
Stephen Hollingshead.
I agree that our immigration policy should be colorblind.
You think it makes no difference where they come from?
No, I don't think it makes a difference where they come from.
I think it makes a difference.
You know, it's a rule of law issue, right, if they follow the law.
And, you know, we have plenty of laws that aren't being enforced on this issue and need to be enforced when folks are arrested for other crimes and then not deported.
You know, that's a problem.
But no, I think that our law should be colorblind.
There's a reason that Lady Justice, she wears a blindfold.
Howie Lind.
Let's be brutally honest.
Why hasn't the immigration system been fixed?
Republicans, i.e. chambers of commerce, big business, they want cheap labor.
Democrats want votes, so therefore there's no political will to fix this.
This week I was knocking on doors in Sterling, knocked on the man's door, gave him my little intro, and he shut the door and he came out and he stood there for 15 minutes chewing my ear off about the fact that he has been a small business owner for many, many years, landscaping business, but was basically shut down, put out of business, because he was playing by the rules.
He was bidding on all the contracts with legal people, as opposed to a lot of competition that had illegals.
He was outbid on all of them.
He said he's pointing his finger at me.
Nobody talks about that.
Why don't anybody talk about that?
I said, well, that's a great point.
I'll talk about it.
But to your point, I'm colorblind.
I'm not saying which segments should come here or not, but I'm, again, strong favorite.
The strongest proponents of legal immigration are the people that came here playing by the rules.
Thank you.
Bob Marshall.
In the 1970s, when both my wife and I worked for Congressman Bob Dornan, Kathy was a caseworker.
She dealt with the INS.
The rule at that time was you could come to the United States if you had a job and you had to have relatives here to back you up in case you lost the job.
I am more concerned, and I think we should return to that.
I am more concerned about the values that are held by immigrants rather than the country of origin.
If you can believe that there's a God who is a creator who gives us rights, and rights don't come from government, you can come from Nigeria, you can come from Bolivia, you could even come from the Soviet Union.
We have immigrants from, well, it's not the Soviet Union anymore.
You have to have the values rather than the geography or the individual racial background.
70% votes Democrat.
That's how I should get up for all of you.
Well, but it is, it becomes a complex issue right at that point, doesn't it?
70% of 10% of the vote and perhaps evolving.
And George W. Bush had a much larger percentage of the Hispanic vote than succeeding Republican candidates.
And also, you're dealing with a population coming from Latin America that is largely Christian, religious, family-oriented, work-ethic.
Well, and then there's the rub.
Let me see.
I think we've got time for one more question before we get on to closing.
So there you have it, folks.
There you have it, folks.
There is your conservative Republican Party, all speaking with one voice, and it is damn near that voice of the Democratic Party.
The only thing they're saying is, yes, let's continue to swamp the country, but let's just do it legally.
Whereas the Democrats would say, let's just give them all amnesty.
Well, here's the thing.
Now, I will agree to some extent that, yes, if you are going to allow immigration, let it be legal and let it be people who have a worth ethic and a Christian background.
But no, I mean, these folks, by and large, first of all, what was supposed to have passed as the melting pot.
You always hear about the melting pot.
Well, it's not a melting pot anymore.
It's gone down to a dull simmer because they are not assimilating.
These gracious illegal aliens, or whether they come legally or not, they're not wanting to become Americans.
They don't want to learn English.
They don't.
Listen, I can tell you, neighborhoods here in Memphis, Tennessee, they are not assimilating.
They are colonizing.
Write it down, folks.
Not assimilating.
They are colonizing.
And their neighborhoods, the neighborhood where my grandparents grew up here, in Memphis, Tennessee, where they had my mother, where I spent some of the best days of my childhood, my grandparents' old neighborhood.
Everything there is in Spanish.
The signs outside of the local public school is in Spanish.
This is an American public school.
The sign is in Spanish.
All of the businesses are Spanish.
They speak Spanish.
They're not Spanish in terms of origin.
I mean, they're not European, but you know what I'm talking about.
They're Mexican.
They're Mexican.
Everything's in a different language other than English.
You know, these aren't Americans.
They live in America.
They treat this country as a third world flophouse.
Well, they're not Americans.
And whether they came here legally or not, this is how they're acting.
And I would imagine, since a wide swath of Shelby County, Tennessee, is this way, that they can't all be illegal.
Surely there couldn't be a whole little village of Mexican neighborhoods.
And they all be illegal, though.
I'm sure some of them are illegal.
And they're not voting Republican.
If they vote at all, they're not voting Republican.
You can bet your bottom dollar on that.
And this is the thing.
I mean, you can have all of this politically correct gobbledygook that you can stomach.
And I can't stomach much.
I mean, that clip alone was more than enough.
But it's suicide.
It's just stupid.
They're not going to vote Republican.
Republicans are as politically correct as they want to be, and they want to be.
They're never going to outpander the Democrats for these people's vote, and they're never going to get that vote.
It's never going to be much better than 30%.
It could probably get worse.
Talk more about it on the other side.
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Sir?
Johnson, I got a mission for you that could change your life.
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It involves traveling halfway around the world without so much as half a clue of where you're going or what you're going to do when you get there.
Situation normal, sir?
But I'll be leading this mission, Johnson, so I'll be telling you what to do.
You, sir?
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Good plan, sir.
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Food is a big deal.
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Johnson, if you've got half a brain and that empty head of yours, you'll call the freeze-dry guy like I did.
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Will we be gone that long, sir?
I hope not.
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Welcome back.
To get on the show, call us on James's Dime at 1-866-986-6397.
It's been a long time since I carried an hour by myself, and I do enjoy it.
You know, one of my talents is that I recognize the benefit and need, certainly, of surrounding myself with talent.
And I have done that.
And one of the reasons this show is so good is because we are a sum of all of our parts.
You know, Keith Alexander, Eddie Miller, Winston Smith, the late Bill Rowland, and the other people who have played a role, Scoop Stanton, the people who have played a role in making this show happen on air.
It's been great to work with them, and that's one of the reasons this show is what it is.
But at the end of the day, I guess the buck's got to stop somewhere, and it stops right here with the founder of the program.
And I'm actually texting Eddie the Bombardier Miller right now.
And it's hard to talk to you and text at the same time.
So what's going on is that Eddie just got back into Memphis, and he's been co-hosting this show for eight years, and he just texted me asking for the call-in number so he can call in and tell us about the marathon.
And I do want to hear about that.
So I'm texting him, and hopefully he'll call in and let us know how it went today.
Apparently, he made it back home.
We will see if he finished the marathon.
I think that he did.
26.2 miles.
Anyway, that last segment, though, I mean, my God, it's so nauseating.
Will the Republican establishment ever learn?
It was such a heartfelt and sincere and important question that Jared Taylor asked in that last segment.
You know, why would we want to have an immigration policy like this?
And you heard all of the politically correct answers.
Every single one of those five candidates running for that congressional seat in Virginia said the exact same thing.
I mean, where's the choice?
Where's the diversity in that?
And it's going to go bad for America.
You know, one thing's for sure is that these Republicans won't continue to be elected.
These guys, these guys that were running for office, they can forget about it.
If they get their dream with regards to immigration, they'll never have to worry about running because they ain't going nowhere.
Maybe they win a Republican primary, maybe they don't, but they'll never win a general election if it keeps going the way it's going.
Folks, there's a lot of other articles on our website this week that I want you to take a look at.
I register my opinion and my take on those horrible murders in Kansas City a few days ago.
Be sure to check that out.
A couple of articles from Dr. Kevin McDonald, another video from Jared Taylor, How to Lose a Nation, directly dovetails into the immigration-related question that we featured in the last segment, and others.
All of it, all of it, available at thepolitical cesspool.org.
In addition to being a top 10-rated radio show, our website is in the top one-tenth of 1% in terms of internet traffic.
Of all the websites on the internet, we're in the top 1/10th of 1%.
Thank you, folks, for making that happen.
Eddie the Bombardier Miller.
Now I finally got a co-host.
10 minutes to go on the show.
There he is.
Hey, welcome back to Memphis.
Tell us all about the run.
I made mention of it a couple of times extensively at the opening of this show.
26.2 miles in the hilly terrain of Nashville, Tennessee at 67 years of age, and you made it and you're back here in Memphis tonight, right?
Hey, got the medal.
Got two medals to show for us, some boy.
Wait, it's not two marathons.
It's four.
I've done four in a 16-month time span, but that's okay.
Well, I mean, but two of the 26.2s.
All four were 26.2s.
Oh, my, that's like 100 miles.
Well, what would you expect from somebody that gave birth to you?
You know, hell, I'm your daddy.
I'm your real daddy.
I guess we should, I guess I wasn't supposed to flip up and tell the people that they don't know.
Yeah, you know, some secrets stay in-house, you know.
It was, I tell you what, I will have to say, I have to toot my horn a little bit.
I did better than I thought I was going to do.
I attribute that to great.
I trained really hard, you know that.
They had some of the finest coaching in the world.
Coach Kevin Leathers, the national coach of St. Jude, Coach Barry Robertson at Breakaway Running.
And I couldn't have done it without them.
They coached me, and I kept thinking, you know, everything they told me to do.
I laid out my strategy perfectly.
People were past me, past me, past me up to about mile 17, 18.
And after about mile 18, old Pawpaw started reeling them in because they shot their wide too soon.
But coming back, James, if I told you the reason I got it so late, they're working on, this is typical government.
They got traffic shut down on the hottest day we've had so far this year at, you know, 2, 3 o'clock in the afternoon on Interstate 40, a major East West Coast artery.
Yeah, it's the biggest one in Tennessee.
Oh, yeah.
And we got there finally after an hour and a half.
I had to cut my motor off.
I got out and got some stuff to eat and drink.
Everybody else was.
Got there, you know what they're working on?
They're working on a secondary overpass that carries, it's just a county road.
It didn't even have anything to do with I-40.
It was a government conspiracy to keep you off the show tonight is what it was.
It sure was.
And I book on down, and there was another wreck about 20 miles later.
And then I got within 20, 22 miles of Memphis, another damn wreck.
So I said, heck with this.
I went across the interstate the first turnaround, went back and came across I-59, come across State 59 going over to Mason.
You probably know where it is.
Oh, I know where Mason is, sure.
I finally got home.
If you were in Mason, you should have stopped at Bozo's BBQ and got you a little victory meal.
Well, I considered that, but I've tried to come in to the last minute.
It feels like it just was not meant to be, my God, God.
I got the message from your wife earlier.
I had a feeling you'd be out tonight.
First of all, let's not sully this segment with talking about the deficiencies of government.
Let's let this be about the, I mean, my God, folks, 67 years old, 26.2 miles in the hilly terrain of Nashville, Tennessee on a very hot day.
It was hot today.
It was in the upper 80s in Memphis, as Eddie said, one of the hottest days of the year.
Round of applause for Eddie the Bombardier Miller.
God bless you.
And it was a good cause, too.
I mean, you're fighting to raise money for the children stricken with catastrophic illnesses like cancer.
I mean, you know, a guy that can run 26.2 miles, a guy that believes in a cause so much to do that to his body, and then come back, you know, after running that and driving three hours back to Memphis from Nashville to still call in.
Salute to Eddie the Bombardier Miller tonight, folks.
I want everybody to put a right hand to their forehead and give a salute to the old Bombardier tonight.
And you know what, James?
Tell me, oh, Papa, get a little political thing there.
How many dollars has, who raised the most money for St. Jude Children's Hospital?
The political cesspool or the SPLC?
That's right.
I mean, you know, we do the best we can.
Our donors, our donors, listen, I raised right at $3,000 last December for the December marathon here in Memphis got iced out, but I ran it.
That's actually, yeah, I'm glad you mentioned that.
And I don't mean to interrupt, but that's actually one of the reasons why you were up in Nashville today running that marathon is because it was a major ice storm that hit Memphis the night before the St. Jude Marathon was to take place here, the main St. Jude Marathon here in Memphis where St. Jude is based in December, and you got iced out.
And so this was sort of a makeup thing.
And you were up there in Nashville running it today the same length, 26.2 miles.
Yeah, I mean, here we are trying to scrape nickel and dime together to keep our own show on the air.
And we still will raise money for something like this.
And the SPLC, what are they raising money for?
Three grand.
Hey, the political suspo is responsible for raising the line share of $3,000.
Folks, if you knew how we struggled with the suspo, three grand would run us, what, six months?
I mean, I mean, it's pathetic.
But, you know, hey, I got a call from that.
I just, I got it late from the Copperhead.
He kept calling me.
Ah.
And congratulated me.
He said, give me his prayers with me.
Some other people call.
I don't even know who they were, but you know what kind of crappy phone I've got.
But I was so nervous and wound up last night.
Couldn't sleep.
I was just facing it to the hotel like a cage line.
I wanted to run it last night.
I just cannot wait to hit that start line before.
Yeah, I talked to you last night.
You were about to take a sleeping pill so you could take the edge off and wake up fresh this morning.
And I got up at 3 o'clock because I just could not sleep and still got there almost late.
Lo and behold, it was another traffic exam, plus I got lost.
It just seemed like it was just fate was working against old Pampy, but old Pampy overcame with the prayers of all the political people, the political suspo.
I cannot tell people how much it means to me when I get a phone call from people like the Copperhead.
Was the Copperhead, was he at the American Renaissance meeting?
He must have been.
I think he said he was leaving Arkansas.
You know how crappy my phone is?
I'm about to break down and get a real good one, a real phone.
I have this flip-top phone, folks.
And hey, it answers phone calls if you're not more than 100 feet away from one of those towers.
You know, it's kind of like these things we had when I was a kid.
You could keep these aluminum cans.
You hook a kite string on it, and somebody can get about 100 feet away.
And you're supposed to hear through the string, but actually, we're really hearing each other just, you know, holler.
That's how my phone is, man.
But it's pretty crappy.
But I'll tell you what, I had the most enjoyment from that marathon today.
I don't want to talk about, I don't want to make these seem great, but I was amazed at how well I did because people were falling out.
And I don't think they ran smart, you know, because of the heat.
And, you know, I had, like I said, I had excellent.
I had the best coaches in the world.
The best coach of the world.
So even if you're an old boot like me with great coaching and training, and James knows how hard I have traded, I trained through the coldest days of this year.
I mean, so cold, I wanted to quit several of them.
My face, actually, I was telling James, my face actually froze in my left hand.
I had to go on a breakaway run because I was.
Happy, we might have to pick this up next week.
I just want to tell you, I love you.
We're out of time tonight as far as the show goes, but I love you.
I'm proud of you.
Congratulations on completing another 26.2-mile run.
And I'm glad you made it back home to Memphis Safe.
We'll see you here next week with everybody else here on the Political Successful Radio Program.