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	You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
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	And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
	You know, folks, we had just a really good, uplifting show planned for you tonight.
	And then this thing with Harriet Dubman happened.
	And so we got to talk about it.
	Believe me, there's things I'd rather talk about.
	But we are going to talk about it.
	But first.
	But first.
	You know, I do a lot of reading.
	I especially like to read at night.
	It relaxes me at the end of the day.
	And I've been rereading the accounting of Cortez's expedition into Mexico in 1519.
	I just love all of that age of discovery stuff, the age of exploration.
	And it's just fascinating for so many reasons.
	I mean, just think of what those people took on and the bravery and the courage it took to explore uncharted waters and to go into lands that no one had tracked before.
	And just an amazing time.
	I mean, almost surreal.
	And, you know, certainly the valor and the gallantry of the conquistadors.
	And, you know, actually, when I was in eighth grade, in eighth grade history class, Ms. Stansel's class at Briarcrest Christian School, one of the class projects was to break off into little groups and to make a movie.
	And I was always the leader growing up.
	A couple of reasons for that.
	Well, maybe some of it was just natural, but I was the oldest.
	I have one sibling, a younger brother, and I was the oldest of all of my cousins.
	So I was the oldest of my generation on both sides of the family.
	And then my parents held me back in kindergarten because they thought it would give me an advantage moving forward, not because I wasn't ready to go into the first grade.
	So I was always a year older than all of my classmates growing up.
	And so I was always in a leadership role.
	And so I got my crew together for this movie.
	And the movie we made was ingeniously titled Spanish versus Aztecs.
	And I actually played Montezuma in that movie.
	I was the writer, director, producer.
	And I really thought we were going to win the Class Academy Awards, but it just wasn't meant to be.
	But all of this was just fascinating.
	And, you know, the reason I'm politically correct enough.
	It wasn't politically correct at all.
	I remember having a feather headdress and makeup on and all of that stuff.
	But these are fascinating.
	What's that called?
	Cultural appropriation?
	I guess so.
	But I was fascinated by all of these stories.
	And the reason I bring it up is that now there's a big brujaha in Mexico City, which was the former Tenochtitlan, always pronounced it Tenoctilan growing up.
	And they know where Cortez's bones are now.
	And wouldn't you know it?
	What do you think they're trying to do with Cortez's bones, Keith?
	Dig them up.
	Dig them up and throw them away and desecrate them, just like they're doing here.
	Well, just like they did Oliver Cromwell.
	You know, when the Royalists came back to England, they dug up his bones, had ex-post facto trial, and beheaded his corpse, you know, his skeleton basically at that time.
	So I guess that's what they've got in store for poor old Hernando Cortez.
	Well, this is what's going on.
	So anytime you have diversity, you're going to have conflict.
	And it never was going to stop with the Confederates.
	It's going to be any and all people of European descent.
	And one quick thing about the Indians, and we've shared this with you before, and we're going to get down to brass tacks.
	You know, Europeans are always attacked for so-called taking the land from the Indians.
	But consider this, and we'll remind you of this fact.
	The Indians, like the Aztecs, for example, conquered each other for territory before the Europeans arrived, and the latter only did what humans have been doing for millennia all over the world.
	Now, you can reinforce this position by contrasting what the white Christians did with the Indians they conquered versus what the Indians did with the people that they conquered.
	What did the Aztecs do to their enemies, Keith?
	Well, what they did was they captured young men from neighboring tribes and made blood sacrifices of them, tearing their still beating hearts out of their chests.
	They were so hated by all of the neighboring tribes that when Cortez came there with what, under 500 men or something, conquered an empire.
	I think Tenocton alone or Tenochtitlan had 600,000, 300,000 people.
	200,000 people, I think is what it was.
	The biggest city in the Americas at that time, he conquered it with 600 people.
	And what they did was, you know, they were looking for somebody, anybody.
	They would have joined league with the devil himself in order to try to get back at the Aztecs who had been so cruel and so bloodthirsty to them through the years.
	And there's a point for me prefacing all of this with this story.
	But one of the points is the Aztecs didn't rename their cities and rivers and sports teams in honor of their vanquished foes.
	They simply exterminated them.
	And they didn't create reservations or casinos for their conquered tribes to enable them to survive and maintain their languages and religious people.
	Look here in America, you had the Chickasaws.
	They defeated and destroyed the mound builders.
	All we have left of them are the mounds.
	We don't know much else about them.
	But see, they did exactly what Indians now are accusing white people of having done.
	The only difference is nobody is talking about punishing the Chickasaws from the mound builders.
	That's because the Chickasaws have no dough.
	We have plenty of dough, and we have that secret ingredient.
	We have that racial weakness of being altruistic and basically empathizing with other people.
	Other groups don't have that.
	So consequently, when you get with a Jew and you tell the Jew that they've treated the Palestinians badly, what does he do?
	He says, so what?
	You know, go fly a kite.
	That's what every other group does except for us, James.
	White Gentiles.
	Well, that's absolutely right.
	And so only white Christians did this.
	And since all the Indian tribes in existence conquered and exterminated some other people, if we were to blame our ancestors for conquering others, then the clock shouldn't start when we arrived, but earlier on.
	And if you apply that metric, then the racist, genocidal, xenophobic Aztecs got what they deserved.
	Now, that's just something for you to ponder as we kick things off this evening.
	But you didn't.
	Let me say one more thing before we get right off the topic.
	Yeah, we're going to get into Harriet Tubman.
	I'm going to connect the dots here.
	But here's the situation.
	Every group in the world has ancestors that were slaves.
	Every person in the world has ancestors who were slaves, not just white people.
	Black people in Africa enslaved other black people.
	Asians enslaved other people.
	There's slavery going on today, but much of it is black slave masters and white slaves.
	It's called white slavery, and you find it everywhere.
	That's prostitution and human trafficking.
	But we're, you know, in the diatribe or the, you know, standard text of history today, white people are the only people that ever enslaved anyone else.
	Slavery was the humane answer in the ancient world to the age-old question of what you do with conquered people.
	The other alternative was putting them to death.
	That's like God told the children of Israel to do to the Amalekites.
	All of this, Keith, is perfectly leading up to the Tubman question, the Tubman question, which we're about to get to.
	And again, we're about to connect the dots.
	But of course, they were never going to stop with the Confederates, the Confederate-themed monuments and buildings.
	Every European American man born before the Obama presidency is going to be on the chopping block and be cast as a villain just as Andrew Jackson has been this week.
	And, you know, so you say, well, what did all of this Indian stuff have to do with Andrew Jackson being replaced on the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman?
	For God's sake.
	Well, it's because one of the biggest gripes about Jackson was, number one, he had to deal with the Indians.
	And number two, he had slaves, which all of the founding fathers did.
	And furthermore, you know, exactly.
	Everybody else on, I wouldn't be surprised that Alexander Hamilton had slaves too.
	George Washington certainly had slaves.
	Abraham Lincoln had views on race that would make the Ku Klux Klan of the 60s look tame.
	Well, so that having been said and the foundation laid, we will get into this thing that's happened this week and what the conservatives are saying about Harriet Tubman.
	Folks, it beats all I've ever seen and I've been doing this for a long time.
	We're going to unpack it right after this first commercial break.
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	Okay, so with an introductory segment that stretched a little bit longer than I intended, we are now ready to talk about Andrew Jackson being replaced by Harriet Tubman.
	I mean, it's hard to even talk about that without snickering a little bit because you would think it's a joke.
	You would think it's a joke.
	And the myth is that Harriet Tubman, and this is a myth that's been.
	That's the whole thing.
	She is basically a mother.
	All right, before we even get started with what I'm going to say, Keith, break down in 30, give 30 seconds to each individual.
	Andrew Jackson versus Harriet Tubman.
	Who were they?
	What did they do?
	And be fair, be objective.
	Okay, Andrew Jackson was a Scots-Irishman from the South.
	He was a POW at age 14 in the American Revolution.
	He was a POW because he refused to shine the shoes of a British officer, the boots of a British officer, who then got out his sword and slashed him across the face.
	He had a scar on his face for the rest of his life from that.
	He was a man's man, an alpha male.
	In fact, if there is one president of all the past presidents who reminds me who Donald Trump reminds me the most of, it would be Andrew Jackson.
	He was the champion of the little man.
	He was the representative of the West and the frontiersman.
	He won the Battle of New Orleans.
	He won the Creek War.
	He won the famous battle at Horseshoe Bend.
	He was a great general.
	And he ran the president and he did away with the central binding.
	He was against central federal controls.
	Stood up to the Supreme Court.
	Stood up to the Supreme Court in the Indian Removal Act.
	The Supreme Court, headed by John Marshall, the first Chief Justice at the time, said it was unconstitutional.
	And unlike current presidents since Eisenhower, who cower before the Supreme Court, Andrew Jackson said, Mr. Marshall has made his decision.
	Now let him enforce it.
	Okay, so that's Andrew Jackson, who I think makes a great case for being the greatest president America ever has.
	You'd think maybe it was Polk.
	And, of course, if you're talking about – Well, Polk was the protege of Andrew Jackson.
	They called Jackson old Hickory.
	They called James K. Polk young Hickory.
	Okay, so from Tennessee, by the way.
	And I'm not counting Jefferson Davis as an American president, even though he was.
	He was a Confederate States of America.
	But anyway, so Jackson and Polk.
	Now, let's try to separate fact from fiction.
	Now, I don't want you to dump on Tubman just because she's replacing a true American hero and that this is obviously just grotesque.
	This is the terminal stage of political correctness.
	Even Donald Trump has come out against this.
	Pat Buchanan's written an article saying what basically a joke this is.
	And America is just a sick joke now, ladies and gentlemen.
	Hopefully when something reaches a terminal stage like this, it can pass soon so something new can come in its place.
	But let's not pile on Tubman.
	You know, and I'm reading all this stuff in the media that anybody who opposes Tubman replacing Jackson, there's only one reason and one reason only is because they're a white supremacist.
	So let's, as Marco Rubio might say, dispel with this notion right now that hatred is driving this.
	I think anything short of lunacy, if you're anything short of a lunatic.
	You want me to say something about what Harriet Tubman break it down.
	Harriet Tubman was part of the Underground Railroad.
	She was not a major part.
	Unfortunately, for those who want to boost black people and put black faces on dollar bills and on monuments and the name for holidays and whatnot, most of the heroes, if you consider them heroic, the pro-abolitionist version of the argument regarding the Underground Railroad,
	which was a series of safe houses. from which escaping slaves could go to and eventually work their way to the north and freedom.
	Most of these people were white.
	They had a place in Memphis that was supposedly one of the stops.
	It was owned by a Jewish couple that owned a bakery, the Burkels.
	It's called Slave Haven.
	It's down on 2nd Street in Memphis.
	It's a nice fable, but what explodes the fable is that the house wasn't built until the 1870s.
	And of course, the Underground Railroad ended when slavery ended in 1865.
	Now, Harriet Tubman, most of the heroes, as I said, if you consider them heroic, were white people.
	Harriet Tubman helped about 300 slaves reach freedom.
	She was what they called a conductor on the Underground Railway.
	If you look at her face, you know, it tells you everything about the Timmy.
	The scowling visage.
	Yeah, she looks like she could bite a 10-penny nail into.
	And if, you know, I hate to say, but if anybody looks simian, it's her, man.
	I mean, this is one ugly woman.
	She's uglier than an ugly man, and that's saying something for a woman.
	And they've got, you know, what do they say?
	Beauty's only skin deep, but ugly is to the bone.
	I mean, take a look at this.
	And she's got an unpleasant look on her face.
	And we're going to be looking at that every time you ask the bank clerk to break $100.
	Thankfully, most currency is becoming obsolete now.
	Most transactions now are done with debit cards or credit cards.
	But look, if you have to have one to make an offering to the false gods of political correctness, give her a $3 bill.
	And if you've got to put a black on major currency, give us somebody like Smokey Robinson.
	I mean, that's a good idea.
	Or how about Marilyn McCoo, you know, the female lead on the Fifth Dimension.
	She was really an attractive black woman.
	You know, there are really attractive black women.
	You know, quite frankly, Rosa Parks would be improving over this.
	She was at least pleasant looking.
	I mean, there's something about you looking to, and when you look at Harriet Tubman, you can look in her soul, and you can tell that she's a chronic societal malcontent, probably neurotic.
	Why would we want to celebrate that?
	Why would we hold that up to the youth of America and say, this is who you should try to be like?
	Really?
	I should be an inconsolable neurotic.
	And if you're going to take people off currency, first of all, I guess it was a little bit ironic that Jackson was on a Federal Reserve note.
	He hated the banks.
	The banks hated him.
	It's almost an honor.
	He did say our federal union shall and must be preserved.
	was the opponent of John C.K. because he wanted the union to stay together and And John C. Calhoun said that the states had the right to disregard federal laws if they didn't fit with their mores, ethics, and their worldview.
	Getting back to this, so here's the myth, though, that the conservatives are advancing.
	These are white, so-called conservatives.
	Here's the myth.
	Harriet Tubman was a gun-slinging Christian African-American Republican.
	That's the myth.
	I can take care of one of those myths right now.
	She wasn't a Christian, at least not a Bible-believing Christian.
	Fact, even in her own words, she rejected the New Testament because the New Testament instructed slaves to be obedient to their masters and for them to turn the other cheek and for the masters to treat the slaves well and to have a sort of a patriarchal uh relationship.
	So she completely rejected the New Testament in her own words, at least, based upon whatever that's even in her Wikipedia interest entry.
	For goodness sake, she did like some stories of the Old Testament, the stories of where the slaves had deliverance and there was genocide and things like that.
	Yeah, she loved the blood and guts of the Old Testament, but she didn't believe in the New Testament.
	So she was hardly a Christian.
	But here you have the effeminate Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention talking about how awful Andrew Jackson is and thank god we've got a Christian woman now on our currency.
	I mean, did they even believe this stuff?
	And here's Charles W Cook.
	Charles W Cook from National Review.
	Harriet Tubbin was a freedom fighter in just the same way as the founding Uh fathers were.
	Same North star, even higher stakes.
	I mean, it's a look.
	You can't be serious.
	Andrew Jackson led armies into battle, successfully defeated not only the Indians but the English, which at the time had the uh, premier military of the world in the Battle Of New Orleans and what this woman did was apparently help sneak some people out of the south.
	What she did was absolutely insignificant compared to the triumphs and heroism and bravery of Andrew Jackson.
	Period, end of story.
	It's not even close now.
	That's not even really a put-down, that's just a statement of fact.
	There is no competition.
	But here's Brandon Morse from Red State now.
	These are so-called conservative publications.
	I think it's a small justice that the racist founder of the Democratic Party is being replaced by a black woman.
	Jay Cost of UH, THE Weekly Standard.
	A few thoughts on Jackson, whom I cannot stand.
	For starters, the trail of tears was worse than people appreciate, just bad.
	Guess who else hated?
	Guess who else hated Jackson?
	Ted Cruise.
	Oh well, of course Ted Cruise said he was one.
	Suggested, rather than Hamilton, replace Jackson on the 20th.
	All right, we'll be back a little more about this.
	We got a share.
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	I guess the only good news about this thing with Tuffin is that that scowling visage that we mentioned before isn't supposed to grace the currency until 2030.
	It takes that long to get the wheels moving, apparently.
	So perhaps somebody with some sense would put the Knicks on it before the next decade and a half.
	But here's a couple of more conservatives chiming in.
	Ben Howe with CNN, if you honestly.
	H-O-L.
	H-O-W-E.
	If you honestly believe our country suffers by removing Andrew Jackson from the $20 bill, we have nothing in common.
	Well, Ben, that's for sure.
	That's why we wanted to succeed, Ben.
	Rick Wilson, GOP Talking Head, that Harriet Tubman with the gun picture is perfect.
	She sends the alt-right into conniption fits and makes the liberals pearl clutch.
	Like she was some.
	Did she actually shoot anybody with that gun?
	I don't think she killed anybody.
	I wonder how many enemies Andrew Jackson killed.
	Yeah, right.
	She may have been a Republican, but not in the sense that they are thinking of now.
	They're thinking that she was some conservative constitutionalist.
	She was a jagman.
	She was like the Marie Laveau of the Underground Railroad or the abolitionist movement.
	Marie Laveau, to remind you, is the bloodthirsty woman in Tale of Two Cities that sits on the front row of the guillotinings every day making little miniature guillotines and selling them, and she's cackling with delight all the time as people's heads are being cut off.
	That's what Harry Tubman's, you know, the most analogous historical figure I can think of would be.
	Brandon Morris with Red State, we need this.
	We need this as a nation.
	Now, look, let me just put this capstone on it.
	These little conservative worms that we've mentioned and those in the Southern Baptist Convention that are all for this, taking shots at Andrew Jackson, they are incapable of even defending women's restrooms from being defiled.
	And they are also unworthy of shining General Jackson's shoes.
	If you want to see something that's really funny, look at that entry on Winston Smith's most recent article on the blog roll for the political cesspool.
	You know, they have these little stick figure men and women, and they've got one that has half a dress on that's supposed to be the transgendered person.
	Winston had the perfect sign that ought to go up.
	It's got a woman with the dress standing up on the inside the bathroom stall and some man doing a chin up over the side of the stall looking in.
	This is what we're talking about.
	You're talking about people who can't even preserve the sanctity of women's restrooms from being defiled by perverts.
	But yet, see, they're holier than thou because they can get patted on the heads by their masters and they can offer their surrender and their master smilingly accept it as they descend to society.
	She's sellouts.
	They're racial traitors.
	And their masters are Jewish liberals, neoconservatism, which is what all of these guys at Red State and all these other people that this rogues gallery of people that James was reading off.
	Basically, they're all neoconservatives.
	We have to abjure the realm.
	And that's the bottom line.
	I mean, this isn't our country anymore.
	We know that.
	We're here.
	We're trying to make it a better place.
	We're trying to restore America's destiny.
	But it's not our country.
	You can get upset if you want to, but know that the vast majority of people out there aren't for this.
	You're in the majority.
	You just got to laugh it off and wait for tomorrow to be surprised.
	The leaders worship at this temple of the false god of political correctness.
	Here's the bottom line.
	Abject cowards like the ones we've been talking about who are in favor of this sellout.
	They despise the virtue of bravery and others.
	They despire the virtue of real men like Andrew Jackson because they know they will never be a real man.
	And so those who have no honor or commitment to purpose abhor those who do or did.
	They feel an inferiority complex, and they would rather be taken in by society than stand up and be a man because it's just not in the future.
	Effeminate men hate manly men.
	End of story.
	So they probably wouldn't like Tubman, who's more of a man than any of them.
	And I mean that that's a compliment towards Tubman.
	I mean, she truly is more of a man than these people are.
	Russell Moore probably dreams that she's a dominatrix or something.
	Who knows?
	But okay.
	Anyway, shifting gears.
	And again, we weren't even going to talk about Tubman this hour, but I felt as though we had to.
	And we had one of our good friends in Texas write us and say he wanted us to cover it.
	And so how can we say no?
	But Donald Trump at a recent rally at Radford University observed, quote, the press is amazingly dishonest, okay?
	The press is a real problem in this country.
	They're worse than the politicians.
	Well, to say the least, I agree with Trump.
	Now, if you're in a doctor's office anytime soon, because that's the only place I've ever seen these things in recent history or at a dentist's office, you got, look for Time magazine.
	There's a new article in the most recent edition of Time entitled How Donald Trump's Campaign Brought White Nationalists Out of the Shadows.
	And of course, we're mentioning this.
	Now, two things about that.
	I've been on the radio for 11 years.
	I've been covered as much as anybody.
	And I've never been in the shadows.
	That's number one.
	Number two, I've never claimed to be a white nationalist, a paleoconservative, yes.
	So there's two inaccuracies just in the title of this thing.
	Now, the article isn't about us, even though we're mentioned.
	It is about Donald Trump and how basically the only people who support Donald Trump are racist, just like the only people who would revere him.
	There are a lot of racists in America, aren't there?
	I would say so.
	And the only people who would revere Andrew Jackson are racist.
	But this is the part that applies to the political cesspool.
	Here in Time magazine this month, we are in there.
	Trump's campaign issued press credentials to James Edwards, a white supremacist radio host who interviewed one of Trump's sons.
	Trump spokesman, I guess it would be spokeswoman Hope Hicks, says Trump had no knowledge or affiliation with far-right fan clubs.
	Trump, who composes his tweets on a Samsung smartphone, doesn't always vet the profiles of the supporters he retweets.
	She also noted that he was unaware of Edwards' political views.
	All right, so here's the thing about that.
	Number one, we were vetted.
	We got their credentials.
	I fully believe that they came to our website, saw the show, and liked it.
	Now, when she says that they were unaware of my political views, are they unaware of my political views or are they unaware of the views that the media falsely claims that I have?
	Are they unaware that I am a paleoconservative, a Christian, a family man, that on this program we talk about equal rights for all and special privileges for none?
	Yes, we're proud of who we are.
	We want fair trade.
	We want the borders shut.
	We want Second Amendment.
	We're nationalists.
	We're populists just like him.
	We want to do away with abortion, things like that.
	Are those the issues that they're unaware of?
	Or are they talking about they're unaware that we're slave owners and all of these other things that are completely untrue?
	Now, Donald Trump, if anyone should know how much the media lies, it's Donald Trump.
	And so I'm getting a little bit offended now over the fact that, you know, we've given them so much publicity and they got so much publicity as a result of that one 10-minute interview.
	I think they know we're good people.
	And listen, it's okay.
	You can sacrifice me if that's what it takes.
	My feelings aren't going to get hurt.
	But, you know, walk through a little bit more fear than that.
	And it's not Trump, to be fair.
	It's some of these underlings.
	Well, it's like this guy Manafort that went in and said he was going to be a kinder, gentler Trump from now on and that he was going to be more presidential.
	And he went to the RNC, the Republican National Committee, and said, this is just the public Trump.
	The real Trump is a businessman, and he's a lot different from that, much kinder and gentler.
	And then Trump says, no, I'm not.
	I say he comes in a rally in Connecticut and said, if I were presidential, I'd put you all to sleep.
	He said, I'm not going to be that way.
	That's not the way I am.
	So, see, he is truly unbossed and unbossed.
	And he may get in there, Keith, and not be what we think he is, but he's not going to be any worse than anybody else that we have to choose from.
	So that's the thing.
	Now, the portfolio of this show, of me and Keith and the rest of the crew here, we're basically Pat Buchanan.
	Plus, we engage in a conversation about race a little more frequently than most commentators because, you know, we thought that's what Eric Holder wanted us to do.
	So I'm an advocate.
	We're just following his lead.
	And also, just think about this.
	We have always advertised ourselves, listen to the first of the show, the intro, every week.
	We are the South's foremost what?
	Populist conservative radio show.
	So, you know, again, are they saying they're unaware of that, and that's what they're disavowing?
	Are they disavowing?
	I'm populist.
	So is Donald Trump.
	We're nationalists.
	So is Donald Trump.
	So it's a natural fit.
	And quite frankly, what he says, you know, the best thing he's doing for the nation as a whole is taking on political correctness front and center, taking the bull by the horns, wrestling with it, identifying that as the true enemy because that's the enemy that stops the conversation, stops the debate.
	That's why Eric Holder's dream that we have a conversation about race can never take place because of political correctness.
	You can never give the anti-liberal side of that conversation out, but maybe we'll be able to do it if Trump becomes president and basically bludgeons the press into submission.
	Now, we're advocates for our people, and that just so happens to be European Americans.
	That's how God made us, and we don't have any, we don't find any fault with that.
	We're proud of it.
	We're advocates for our people.
	There is nothing wrong with that.
	Nothing whatsoever.
	We are conservatives.
	We're traditionalists.
	Yeah, populist, nationalist, if you want to.
	I mean, these things aren't mutually exclusive.
	We say that before.
	But this is who we are without retreat, surrender, or apology.
	And so many people are coming to know us over the years, over the 11 years, more every week and more every day, the more press we get.
	So the next time you're getting a cavity filled, look for Time magazine and you can read a couple of paragraphs about us.
	Not exclusively about us, like so much of the media attention was back in March, but we're mentioned.
	But anytime you read it, be warned, bring a barfag.
	Absolutely.
	Hey, we'll be back with Scoop Stanton's report right after this.
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	All right, everybody.
	You know, we're going to get Scoop on here.
	I put up a post that I had intended to cover in more depth this first hour, but because of the Tuffman fiasco, it got bumped.
	But I would encourage you to go read it.
	It's entitled Let's Go Fly a Kite.
	I took my kids out to fly kites last Sunday after church, and I got a couple of pictures of my daughter and son up there.
	But basically, what it is is, you know, I'm excited about all of the people who are speaking out and doing things, even if it's just on the internet.
	You know, there's some encouraging things on Twitter and in the comment sections of any given article that shows that the majority is with us.
	However, just a little gentle admonishment: we need to always be a strong and moral people.
	And I see a lot of things going on now, a lot of youthful exuberance in the so-called alt-right.
	It's really not my scene for various reasons.
	But, you know, you can be outspoken on these key issues and still be able to stand the test of time.
	You don't want to look back as you mature and go on to have other interests and regret some of these things.
	So we need to clean up the language, the crude and vulgar words that are going on out there.
	You can make valid arguments and not be a cuck without, you know, getting down into the mud with the people who are seeking to destroy us.
	And as far as the neo-paganism goes, you can bet your bottom dollar this radio program will never turn its back on Jesus Christ.
	Well, that's something Harry Seabrook wrote, and then we'll turn it over to Scoop.
	Again, we had intended to cover this a little more in depth, but please do go check out Let's Go Fly a Kite.
	I think I posted it on Tuesday or Wednesday.
	But what we try to do on this radio program, Harry Seabrook summed up just through sheer observation.
	He says that what we do here is we balance discussions of race, ethno-nationalism, history, politics, and culture with the Christian faith and therefore make all the world come into focus.
	There is no conservatism without order, no order without structure, and no structure unless flesh and spirit are viewed as complementary of the human soul.
	Today, we hear too many preachers say that faith is all that matters.
	Too many nationalists say that race is all that matters.
	And the vast majority of young people today have been trained to believe that neither matters.
	On this show, we seek to serve as the vanguard that restores balance.
	And in doing so, we think we are marching in lockstep with our noble forefathers.
	All right.
	I really wanted to cover that more, but I would encourage you to read it because that's all the time we have tonight.
	Let's go to Scoop now, right away.
	Scoop, take it, my friend.
	Good evening, James, and the rest of the Cestable family.
	We first want to remember Officer Stephen Smith from the Columbus, Ohio Police Department, who was shot and killed assisting in the execution of an arrest warrant for somebody charged with a person.
	Secondly, special shout-out goes to the Memphis Police Department.
	I got some good news, brothers.
	Since Mr. Lancy, Jim Lancia was on, we found out that we have a huge following of the men and women of Memphis financiers.
	Well, guess what?
	We're going to have more of Jim Lancia right shortly down the road.
	I mean, a lot more.
	More than you think.
	Secondly, right now the nation is mourning.
	We are mourning a loss of Prince, who's a pop slash rhythm blues musician like a national treasure.
	It's like we lost George Patton, Ronald Reagan, even Chris Kyle.
	Meanwhile, a dead Supreme Court justice that was murdered, we treated like a piece of trash on the highway.
	I know more about this guy, Prince Rogers Nelson, who made a couple songs back in the 80s than any of Anton Scalia's opinions.
	I asked a friend about why is it that we're mourning Prince more than Anton Scalia, and my friend replied that, well, people didn't make love listening to Anton Scalia's giving a legal opinion.
	I hope they weren't making love listening to Prince.
	Well, I don't know, but I'm not going to go there.
	But anyways, listen, I'm just going to say I'm not a Prince fan.
	I try to name my kids after Jimmy Page, Dwayne Allman, Ray Manzurich, and so forth.
	So I'll leave it at that.
	But moving right along, since the Treasury Department wants to replace Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill for absolutely no good reason, why not replace Jackson with Rachel Dolezall, who is a white woman who got where she was for portraying herself to be black, proving that you can get overhead in this country by being a big fat phony.
	And then since we're at it, the news seems like the new civil rights cause is transgendered or transvestites going into the ladies' room.
	Well, why doesn't the Treasury Department issue a $3 bill depicting a manly tranny with a beard taking a dump in the Target ladies' room surrounded by a children and a nursing mother?
	Don't give them any ideas, Scoop.
	That sounds about a monument to put in this in the Great Long in here in D.C.
	And then it could be the next Statue of Liberty, the next Mount Rushmore, the next Iwo Jima, the next Vietnam Veterans Law.
	So anyways, that's the new thing is so that grown men can use a ladies' restaurant.
	But I'm telling you right now, I'm going to be very careful where my five-year-old uses a restaurant.
	James Keith.
	She shall write to be a peeping Tom.
	Well, I mean, this thing, Eddie and I are going to talk about that later in the show tonight.
	But I mean, that you could even have a serious debate, what appears to be a serious debate.
	I mean, of course, it's a complete and total farce and a mockery.
	That men should be allowed to go into the women's bathroom.
	Your biological sex determines your gender.
	And I don't care what you think you feel like.
	You are what you are.
	And what you are is mentally ill, and you need to be in a nuthouse instead of being granted concessions.
	And then all of the politicians are just going to town with it, you know, just getting on board.
	You know, I don't even know, Keith, why we have a government at all.
	What we need to do, you know, the NBA was threatening or is threatening to take the all-star game out of Charlotte, North Carolina in 2017 unless North Carolina changes the laws.
	And you got these musicians who are boycotting concerts in Mississippi and North Carolina.
	You got Target now.
	What we need to do, we just need to get rid of the president and Congress and the courts, and we just need to let the CEOs decide what our policies are going to be because that's, in effect, exactly what's happening.
	Well, here is what it is in a nutshell.
	Conservatives have long thought that the free enterprise system and capitalism was their friend.
	Now they're finding out that the cultural Marxists long marched through the institutions went right through the boardrooms of these major corporations.
	They are leftist to the core.
	They are the enemy just as much as the Obama administration is the enemy, just as much as liberal Supreme Court justices are.
	And quite frankly, if Disney or if the NCAA doesn't want to do business in my state, my response is don't let the door hit you in the ass when you leave.
	One more thing, Scoop brought up, and we'll toss it back to Scoop.
	This whole thing about Prince, I don't get that either.
	You know, this is national news.
	It's just like when Jackson died.
	What about when Rob Grill died of the grassroots or David Jones or even Corey Wells from Three Dog Not?
	I mean, what is with all this Prince worship that this dominates a news cycle?
	Well, you've got to be perverted, okay?
	You've got to have a little touch of perversion about you, and then you become a culture warrior hero.
	That's why they're doing this with Prince, because he was kind of a gender bender, kind of a glam rocker after David Bowie, a guy of indeterminate gender.
	I was listening to the black LGBT radio show on the way into the show tonight, and that's why they were celebrating Prince because they said he's one of us.
	Well, you know, I rest my case.
	All right.
	Back to you, Scoop.
	Well, where do we go from there?
	We're in the toilet, as Winston Smith said.
	The culture war has gone to the bathroom as we flush decency down the toilet.
	His last two entries.
	Exactly what's happened.
	You know what?
	Maybe the Prince is the symbol for transgendered Americans or transgendered African Americans or however, how many Bob Grant used to say it's sick and getting sicker.
	Tell her about it.
	That's what I was talking about, boys.
	Keith is here.
	We just pulled up the blog entry at the radio station that was posted yesterday afternoon that Winston wrote, Winston Smith.
	And it's got the transvestite.
	And transgender, I don't really understand what the difference between a transvestite and a transgendered is.
	It's one more mentally ill than the other.
	But it's got the transvestite.
	It's got the all-gender restrooms.
	And it's got the one peeking over.
	And, you know, there's already been, we talked about this last week, Scoop.
	There's already been just numerous cases.
	I don't see how anybody couldn't have seen this coming, but there's been numerous cases of just total abuse and incidents in the bathrooms where these people pretending to be the opposite sex go in and they're just peeping and touching and just doing all of these things.
	There's been so many arrests already.
	But, you know, Keith, it's amazing.
	You know, the Sodomite revolution took about 10 years.
	And after they finally got the Supreme Court to put in that unconstitutional ruling that, you know, sodomites have the ability to marry, they went within just a few months and ramroded this transvestite.
	They never rest.
	You never can buy peace with these people.
	It's like trying to negotiate with Ayatollah Khomeini.
	You know, they're totalitarian.
	You never buy peace.
	You just have given them one more beachhead further into your territory.
	And you know pedophilia is coming.
	I mean, it's the only thing that no, bestiality will be coming.
	One of the two.
	One of the two will come.
	I think they'll both come.
	Probably in the next five years.
	One will come before the other is what I'm saying.
	So, I mean, it's hard to imagine what degeneracy you can get to that would top this, but they've been doing it all the way back since women's suffrage, I guess.
	But in terms of the radical egalitarian movements, and they just get more and more ludicrous and absurd.
	Scoop, a final word to you on this segment.
	Well, I like to see the Middle East accept Transgendered people going into ladies' restaurants.
	See how they like it.
	We need to send transgendered missionaries to Muslim nations to convert them all to the American way of thinking.
	You can talk about how backwards these sub-Saharan African countries are and these Muslim countries.
	Well, they don't put up with this.
	So they got America on that standard of measurement.
	And that is both sad and scary.
	Scoop, thanks so much for your contribution tonight.
	We'll talk to you next week.
	And for the rest of you, we'll be back with a very special guest as Confederate History Month continues.

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