Nov. 25, 2017 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Lord have mercy.
No more turkey.
No more turkey.
Thanksgiving weekend rolls on, though, ladies and gentlemen, and we're glad that you've made plans to be our guests.
We are stuffed with turkey and good cheer.
James Edwards, yours truly in the studio tonight with Keith Alexander and what we hope will be a very upbeat and positive program this evening.
And Keith, I don't know about you, but I can't think of a better way for our beloved audience to share the remaining hours of a holiday weekend than to be here with us because we are there for each other and for them on holidays and every day.
Are we not?
Absolutely.
As it says in the book of John, let not your heart be troubled.
This is not only the end of Thanksgiving, it's the beginning of the Christmas season.
So everybody really needs to get in their Christmas mode, and we're going to try to do the best we can to keep things upbeat for you today, despite the dire times in which we live.
Well said, Keith.
And it's great to have you back after last week.
And I'll give you a little preview of what's coming up tonight, as we typically do in the first segment of each and every program.
We're going to continue to talk about Roy Moore, a few new developments, all good things on the front of his campaign in recent days.
Keith was not here last night when Eddie and I covered that extensively.
So we're going to hear Keith's take on the latest situation down there in Alabama, a few other topics you might like.
And just in time for Christmas, as Keith mentioned, we're beginning to enter in now to that special and spiritual time of Christmas.
We're going to discuss the continued rise of Christianity and nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe.
Very encouraging stuff coming up in the second hour.
We all need a dose of that good cheer, and it's coming your way tonight on TPC.
But before we dismiss Thanksgiving entirely, it was a wonderful Thanksgiving spent with friends and, well, really just family.
I guess family can count as friends.
We don't have any friends.
But it was just a great day.
I had it with my wife's family for the matinee feast and then a dinner with my side of the family.
Too much eating.
But it's come and gone.
And Christmas music was ringing through the Edwards home the day after Thanksgiving.
And we're going to start playing that music for you next week.
Once we get into December, few things are more inspirational than Christmas music.
And so in addition to our superb commentary and guests, the songs of the season will be featured throughout the month of December on TPC.
That's coming up next week.
So tune in and be inspired in more ways than one.
But again, let's not get too far ahead of ourselves yet.
We'll wrap up this banner and then get into business as usual.
Keith, how was your Thanksgiving?
Two dinners.
One at two o'clock, another one at 6 o'clock.
I've put on four pounds, so I'm trying to back to the gym on Monday.
Back to the gym.
Right, exactly.
I've got to push away from the dinner table.
Trying to go down to two meals a day now for a little while so I can lose the weight back.
But, you know, just like Christmas, Thanksgiving comes once a year.
And if you really want to offend somebody, go to their, be an invited guest at their Thanksgiving dinner and don't eat much.
You know, you've got to eat or else you're going to offend the chef.
How could you not with all the good stuff they have on Thanksgiving?
It is good to have you back.
We missed you last week.
I know you were away on very important business.
By the way, how was that Ole Miss game?
The Ole Miss game was not all that good, but Ole Miss won on Thanksgiving against Mississippi State, but not by much, okay?
Basically, in the SEC this year, you have three teams that are probably pretty good, Georgia, Alabama, and Auburn.
And I understand that Auburn is laying the wood on Alabama right now.
My former secretary will be in deep depression, I'm sure, if that result holds and Alabama loses.
But the rest of the league is pretty darn mediocre.
In fact, I think there are five teams that have are changing coaches.
And in the Southeastern Conference, you don't just lose your coach.
They come in in the middle of the year and boot you out.
You know, they got Brett Bilema and fired him before he could walk off the field last Saturday or whenever it was.
I guess they played on Thanksgiving Day.
But nonetheless, it's the Al Davis league.
Just win, baby.
And if you cannot win, then you will be replaced.
They pay more than any other.
But, you know, we were talking about this before.
I would just assume all Division I football and basketball, the NFL, the NBA, and Hollywood all go out of business.
I think America would be a much better place if that were to happen.
So, you know, I'm not shedding any tears about the problems that they're having.
Quite frankly, they have strayed from the path of righteousness, and they're going to get what they deserve, I think.
Well, I'd love to continue the banter, but work must intrude, even on a holiday weekend such as this.
You were out last week.
Eddie out tonight.
Eddie the Bombardier Miller is spending tonight with his family, continued.
I think he's at the airport with his family right now.
And that's what people are want to do on holiday weekends, Keith.
But for us, as I mentioned, work must intrude.
Last week, last week, I guess you could say the main event for the program was our coverage of the Roy Moore fake news scandal.
Now, Keith, two weeks ago, we covered it a little bit.
It was just beginning to flare up two weeks ago.
It was in the fourth rows last week.
And Eddie and I, I think, if I do say so myself, covered it from just about every conceivable angle.
And I think we touched on any element of the Roy Moore race that would have been of interest to our audience.
And I was pretty pleased with the treatment that we applied to the Roy Moore campaign and the so-called scandals last week on the air.
I had a very much a surprise call from Michael Perutka during the first hour, the former presidential nominee of the Constitution Party, a man who, if my vote had elected the president, Michael Perutka would have been the president.
And so it was great to hear from Michael again.
He called in.
We covered it really from all sides.
As I just mentioned, Eddie needed tonight off after last week's show.
Eddie nearly had a coronary talking about Roy Moore and then his exchange with Brother Wayne and Macon Road Baptist.
And if anybody missed the second hour of last week's show, you need to go check it out.
But nevertheless, we covered it, but we want to cover it.
There have been some new developments.
We're not going to cover it all night tonight like we did last week.
But Keith's going to offer his take since he didn't get a stab at it.
Of course, since then, Donald Trump has come out in favor of Roy Moore.
There's been a few other developments that we want to provide some insight on.
So Keith, it was a wimpy endorsement, but it was still an unmistakable endorsement.
Keith, we only have seconds before the break.
Why don't you give us a quick teaser, and then we'll come back and go straight to you after the break.
Okay, well, I think it's important not to lose the forest for the trees in this.
We need to step back and look at the big picture about what's happening, why it happened, what is going on, what is the left trying to accomplish.
We're going to go through all of that after we have the break.
I really don't feel like we ought to try to start it right now, but it's a how much time have we got?
Well, just enough for you to basically say that.
And I would also add one thing that happened in last week's show is that we had a pretty unique third hour as well.
The first two hours were pretty much Roy Moore all the time.
Third hour last week, Walter Yerku.
That was an interesting off-the-beaten path type of hour.
And in an interview, he was one of the cops from the infamous 75th Precinct from the New York Police Department, the 75, as the documentary is now on Netflix, and he's one of the stars of it.
Very interesting talk with Walter.
We've been in touch with him behind the scenes since last Saturday.
Interesting guy, and we're happy to know him.
We're back right after this to get started in earnest.
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As I mentioned last week, I think we really covered the Roy Moore story well, but Keith wasn't here to participate in that.
So Keith, take it away any way you want to go.
Your observations, insights, perspectives, any element of that campaign that really interests you that you want to share with the audience right now?
Sure.
First of all, October surprise in November.
We now have a new term, November surprise.
This is because Roy Moore won his election, his primary election, despite the best efforts of the Republican establishment to get an appropriately named candidate, Luther Strange, in to replace Jeff Sessions in the U.S. Senate.
Well, now the establishment, both Democrat and Republican, have gone into high gear to try to derail the prospects of an authentic conservative actually getting into the U.S. Senate.
That is an anathema to them.
So what have they done?
They've come up with charges that can neither be confirmed nor either proven or disproven within the time between now and December the 12th when the election comes along.
And they're depending on the courteous, gentlemanly instincts of conservatives everywhere to say, oh, we are the dauntless defenders of feminine virtue.
So if there is any chance that the dastardly Roy Moore may have transgressed manners regarding his, you know, courtships or whatever 30, 40, 50 years ago, whatever it was, well, then we've got to do the honorable thing and commit political Harry Kerry.
No, I'm afraid not.
Quite frankly, if he was Jack the Ripper, I'd still be voting for him because we need to get a real conservative in that Senate.
And whatever he did was done 40 years ago.
Or didn't do because he denies it all.
Yeah, I'm saying just, you know, even giving them the benefit of the doubt.
What about Christian repentance?
If you have repented and haven't done any sins in 40 years of this nature, don't you think it's time to move on?
We have a crazy, crazy world developing in regard to male-female relations, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
But basically, women now can, 40 years after the date you had with them, they can conclude that somehow they were taken advantage of, and now it's time to get revenge.
And of course, it's too late to prove anything to anybody unless God was running a videotape.
Roy Moore, if he was.
Is the only one that I've ever seen where the accusation was enough.
I mean, I guess they did that to Trump a little bit, and they may do it politically, but across, you know, the burden of proof is always on the accuser in any situation.
And on this, it was just, well, he should resign just because some unhinged, unbalanced woman said something happened, just because of the allegations.
Then you have these people on the left, like Harvey Weinstein, the Tyrannosaurus Rex of sexual predators, who has been basically running the casting couch for, you know, for a full 40 years and you know he didn't give up on it or change his ways at all.
He was going strong up till a couple of months ago.
Uh, they're trying to throw a couple of uh uh, you know, uh sacrificial lambs into the fire, like Al Franken and um uh, then the Louis C.K. People like this, Al Franken.
The people of Minnesota will get rid of Al Franken and elect Frankenstein.
So they know there's there is no danger to the Democrat, but they want to be able to say, see, we threw this Democrat under the bus.
Now it's time for you good people in the Republican Party to throw Roy Moore.
Al Franken is a dime a dozen, Roy Moore is one in a million.
Exactly, Roy Moore is the real deal, he's authentic and he is the worst nightmare of the left and the fact that they are going to this, these incredible lengths.
They've invented a new weapon.
This is like the neutron bomb.
Okay, we've gone from the atomic bomb to the hydrogen bomb, to the neutron bomb.
This is the new Democratic strategy to derail any heterosexual white male have any conservative instincts would run for a position of power authority in the American government for some picadillo 40 years ago.
Bring it up, uh shout.
You know, get.
Get a couple of hysterical women of you know.
It reminds you of James Carville's Franklin's comment regarding Bill Clinton, drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park and no telling what you'll catch.
Well, they'll find some historic hysterical women somewhere that are willing for a price, to perjure themselves and come forward and make claims about Roy Moore or whoever it is, whoever the conservative du jour may be, and we're supposed to throw them overboard.
We're supposed to sacrifice them because we are supposedly the family values party and the family values persuasion, conservatism versus liberalism.
So consequently, it's incumbent upon us, merely on the suggestion that he did something improper, to throw him under the bus.
Sorry, we're playing for keeps now, just like the left does.
You see what the Democrats and the left does?
When somebody actually did rape and other things, like Bill Clinton did, they throw him under the bus?
Heck no, not at all.
They never would and they never will.
In fact, Hillary Clinton went to the mat with her and her anti-bimbo squad to defame and slander these women to the nth degree.
So basically never take moral instruction from a liberal.
Okay amen, liberals are the worst people liberals are.
You know that they are like their father, the devil, Yeah.
Well, see, don't worry about, you know, that.
See, you're going to hear all the slanders, all the buttons pushed.
The next thing you're going to hear probably is that Roy Moore is in the KKK or that, you know, he was a Nazi.
Yeah.
Yeah, he was probably a guard at some Stalag or something or Germany, too.
There is something that we're going to bring up in just a second.
I'm going to pull it up off my email during the break.
So we all know the new standard of guilt by association that was handed down by the Michigan Court of Appeals.
And in my case, I guess it really only applies to people who are conservative, but you know, I am the leader of the KKK because I interviewed on my show a man who was in the KKK 40 years ago.
Well, kind of like Roy Moore.
Soy boy Doug Jones, Roy Moore's Democratic also ran, actually defended, defended a Klan member.
That just proves that he's this courageous fighter for truth, justice, and the American way.
On the other hand, if Roy Moore had done that, it would prove the grand wizard of the Ku Klux King.
Look at Sam Dixon.
Sam Dixon, a great man.
Why does Sam Dixon get attacked for defending a KKK?
Look, I don't care if you're a murderer or Klansman.
I don't care who you are.
Everybody's entitled to a defense under Western Code of Justice and Western law.
What about Robert Bird, who is the Senate for that reason?
He wasn't there long ago.
Again, this is a double standard.
We're not going to be fooled anymore.
We're like, who we won't be fooled again.
We're not going to take the bait.
Everybody, you know, you guys can just stuff a sock in it.
We're going to vote for Roy Moore.
We're going to get a real conservative.
And he's going to win.
It's okay.
And I mean, he's going to come up there and be your worst nightmare.
And establishment Republican.
He is a lot more hardcore than Trump.
But he gets the same treatment as Trump did.
But real quick, back to Soyboy Doug, what is it, Doug Jones?
Yeah, Doug Jones.
Doug Jones.
Now, they say he prosecuted the supposed Birmingham church bombers.
It was probably like their 57th trial.
You know how it was?
They keep.
It's like the concept of double jeopardy was totally jettisoned when it came to civil rights cases.
Anyway, they'd say, yes, he prosecuted them, and that's true, but he also defended.
And that's fine.
I have no problem with that.
But I'm just saying, if I'm the Klan leader, I guess he's a Klan leader too, right?
He actually defended Klansmen in court.
He's a Klan Emperor.
Okay.
It was used against Dixon.
It's used to smear Sam.
But this guy does it.
And it's well, it's not mentioned at all.
Again, the double standards and hypocrisies.
It never trips him up.
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Okay, folks, listen, if the Roy Moore story intrigues you, I keep bringing up last week's show, not just to be repetitive, but because it was so comprehensive.
So, if this is an issue that you're interested in, go back and listen to last week's show.
We're going to cover it one more segment tonight, and then we're going to segue into a more broad picture, more expansive picture on feminism and the war against men and all of this other stuff, vis-a-vis the Moore campaign.
We'll use that as its springboard.
But there were just a couple of things that have happened in the last couple of days that I want to get Keith's hot take on very quickly.
If the media really wanted to hurt Roy Moore, they would have endorsed him.
In the age of Trump, they should have realized that every time the media Trump was denounced, every major newspaper in America endorsed Hillary Clinton.
And what good did it do?
Not any.
So, if they really wanted to hurt Roy Moore, they would have endorsed him.
But I've seen all these Alabama newspapers come out in favor of Doug Jones.
I mean, they just don't know that they're about as impotent as the Southern Baptist Church in that regard, because, of course, the Southern Baptist Church leaders have come out in opposition to Roy Moore.
Of course, these are not true Alabama newspapers.
They're run by, they're owned by Gannett, which owns just about all of the daily newspapers in most cities of any size in Red State America.
And they give you the exact same editorial spin that you would get from the newspaper in Portland, Oregon.
So, people are wise to that.
We call ours jokingly here in Memphis the Communist Appeal.
The real name is the Commercial Appeal.
Nobody is fooled by them.
Nobody, in fact, all of us are secretly hoping that the communist appeal will go out of bed.
Well, we're not secretly hoping it.
We'll come right out.
Well, basically, the way it is, if you don't know anything, and I know a lot of basic conservatives who don't really follow politics a lot, but they're fundamentally conservative.
And they tell me, I vote for whoever the commercial appeal, I vote for whoever the commercial appeal didn't endorse.
And I'm sure it's that way in Alabama.
But one of the headlines down there, the Penn Across the Commissioner, Alabama basically, they now have a greater incentive to go to the ballot box, go to the polling place, and stick it to this.
All this stuff, the establishment Republican Party, the press, and even the Southern Baptist Convention, when those three forces of evil come together against somebody, you know they got to be the real deal.
And Roy Moore is the real deal.
But one of the headlines made me laugh.
Anti-abortion hardliners might throw the election to more.
I mean, God forbid that people who are against children being slaughtered in the womb would vote for someone who agrees with them and not the guy who's in favor of doing it more often and more easily.
Apparently, it's bad to be opposed to abortion, but of course, anything that a thrice divorced woman who is, you know, obviously somewhat mentally imbalanced says has to be taken as gospel.
And you're a CAD if you even think about questioning her veracity.
Well, and look at this.
Talk about backwards morality.
Even if you believe that when Roy Moore was 30 and he asked an 18-year-old out on a date, I don't care.
I was 21.
My wife was 15 when we met.
We talked about that.
Sam Bushman was 22.
His wife was 16.
He met her at church.
I met mine at church.
No big deal.
Even if that is true, so what?
Is that worse than someone murdering their own child?
When a woman murders her own child, they're a hero.
They are sticking it to the man.
They're an empowered woman.
They're someone to be emulated.
No, they're murderers.
And someone who advocates for that murder like soy boy Doug Jones is a good guy.
You can advocate for murder, but just don't ask out a young, beautiful woman.
Yeah.
Well, talking about young, beautiful women, let's talk about Ivanka Trump just a moment.
All right, we talked about her last week.
Yeah, well, Ivanka Trump had to throw her two cents worth in.
And it shows why women shouldn't be in politics.
Right.
And I understand that Donald Trump has now behind the scenes asked Jared and Ivanka to move back to New York rather than be in D.C.
Well, that's not a very hopeful sign.
Okay, so that's interesting when compared to what Trump did this week.
You could say Trump's endorsement was a little tepid and he didn't go all in, but he made, he left it, it wasn't in any uncertain terms that he wanted Roy Moore to win, even so much as saying he may go into Alabama this week and campaign for him.
So he basically just said, you know, Roy Moore's our guy.
Ivanka, quite the opposite, just a day or two before.
Talk about.
Just think about Ivanka just a moment.
She doesn't have anything to say.
The silence is deafening about the T-Rex of all sexual predators, Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken, Louis C.K., Kevin Spacey, all her co-religionists in the Jewish faith.
She is converted from Christianity to Judaism when she married her husband, Jared Kushner, who was Jewish.
Now, let's talk about that for a minute.
She made the comment, there's a special place in hell for men who sexually, was it abuse?
Yeah, prey on children.
Sexually prey on children, okay?
Well, she might have just said sexual predators.
And she's right.
There is a section in the Bible that says it'd be better to have a millstone around your neck and be thrown overboard into the deepest part of the ocean than to harm one of these, meaning a child.
But on the other hand, she needs to keep this in mind.
There is also a special place in hell for those who bear false witness.
That's one of the big 10.
Remember, they're called the Ten Commandments.
Furthermore, she not only violates that one of the Ten Commandments, she violates the most important one of all, idolatry.
She has turned her back and abandoned the true faith of Christianity to embrace an alternative religion and worship another God.
And, of course, I'm sure that Roy, that, what's his name, Steve Gaines and Russell Moore don't think that's a sin anymore.
They've written that out of their Bible.
But on the other hand, people that have an orthodox interpretation of the Bible will tell you that abandoning your Christian faith is the violation of the First Commandment.
Anyone who does that, she's done that.
So people who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
Excellent.
That's exactly what she is, okay?
Well, I'm glad you brought that up.
That was worth repeating.
And I would just say this.
I'm glad that Trump came out for Moore.
That was reminiscent of the Trump that we voted for last year.
He's been a disappointment since in many ways, still better than Hillary.
But that was a crack to the jaw of Mitch McConnell and Corey Gardner, who was the chairman of the Republican Senatorial Committee, who said they would eject Moore from the Senate if he wins.
And even to the Southern Baptist, both, as we mentioned last week also, Roy Moore, or excuse me, Russell Moore, no relation to Roy, and Albert Moeller were on Antichrist CNN saying people shouldn't vote for the conservative.
And Roy Moore is a Southern Baptist, by the way, say you shouldn't vote for him.
Well, would they step down?
Would either of those two people abandon their six-figure salary jobs with the Southern Baptist Convention if someone falsely accused them of being a pedophile?
Isn't it interesting that the silence is deafening about Ivanka Trump's, one, bearing false witness and two, her idolatry?
Also, just think about the fact that, you know, Ivanka is basically just a snob.
She is a New York liberal, born and bred in that briar patch.
And unfortunately for Roy Moore, he checks all her boxes.
One, he's white.
Two, he's a male.
Three, he's a southerner.
Boy, he's going down fast.
And four, he is a fundamentalist Christian.
So she doesn't care who it is.
She hates people that have that profile.
And it's just bubbling out her snobbery towards the likes of Roy Moore.
Did it surprise you that the president came out as strongly as he did, which isn't as strongly as he should have, but as strongly as he did in light of that?
No, he has a redeeming sense of common sense, which tends to govern his opinions on everything.
He may not have thought it through very deeply, but he's smart.
He knows how far he can go and how far he can't go in endorsing Roy Moore.
But when it gets right down to it, he's not going to throw the election so that he can be like John McCain and beam and talk about how righteous and holy he is in the eyes of the politically correct establishment.
He wants to win.
There's no honor in losing gracefully.
Yeah, he is the Al Davis of politics.
Just win, baby.
That's what we need.
Okay, Al Davis was the Jewish owner of the Oakland Raiders who made that phrase, just win, baby, famous back in the 70s.
Well, I'll tell you, and Roy Moore is just going to win, baby, because according to Breitbart, a new poll out, he's up seven points again after the president came back down, and things have settled down.
I knew, I told you last week, once it settled down, everything.
Alabama's a deep-red state.
They're not going to elect Soyboy over a fundamentalist Southern Baptist.
And we don't care.
If the New York Times doesn't like us, if the Washington Post doesn't like us, if Ivanka Trump and Jared don't like us, if the people on the left coast in Hollywood don't like us, all that does is confirm our good judgment in supporting Roy Moore.
Well, so he's back in the lead, and really, their whole game was this: hit him as hard and as mercilessly as they could and hope that he would win.
There was no time to either prove or disprove the charges.
Just throw the wild thing, throw the proverbial, you know what, in the punch bowl.
They thought they could hit him hard and fast enough that he would step out, but he has shown a courageous metal.
He doesn't care what the Washington Post says.
Praise the Lord.
I tell you what, we need men who will tell them to go fly kind of in the Sunday.
Lesser men would have bowed out of the race.
They would have tried to go into hiding.
That's why Roy Moore is worthy of your vote and our credit and praise.
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When we come back, we're going to transition into the broader topic, which is feminism at large and its war against the nuclear family.
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My Twitter account has really been on fire this week.
We've had a couple of big hits that have gotten out there to pretty wide distribution.
And if you're not following us on Twitter, my handle is the same as the show's, or rather it should be said they're one and the same, at James Edwards TPC for the Political Cessible at James Edwards TPC on Twitter.
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But I picked up something that was retweeted quite broadly this week.
The headline read, Alabama Pastors Rally in Opposition to Roy Moore.
So I checked it out.
And then once I read the story, the story made a lot more sense after I saw a picture of these so-called pastors.
So I'm going to let Keith describe what he sees here in this picture because Keith isn't on Twitter.
The headline, Alabama Pastors Rally in Opposition to Roy Moore, and here were the pastors.
Tell us what you see.
I see a black pastor, a woman pastor who I didn't think they had in the Southern Baptist Convention, and some person of indeterminate gender.
I couldn't tell you whether it's a man or a woman.
Two more black pastors.
Another woman back there, then a gray-haired man that looks like he's a wizard in a coven of witches.
It's really bad.
Well, yeah, Alabama's native son, Charles Barkley, going after Moore.
But no, I mean, these aren't pastors at all.
That is, you know, you're known by the company you keep, apparently.
Remember, that's from James's lawsuit?
Well, the left is known by the company they keep.
And we know, and when you get a gaggle of perverts like the ones that are in that picture of the so-called priestly class.
Well, one of the women, one of the women.
You know you're on the right question.
Her lanyard read seek justice with flowers, and it looked like she had just come from Woodstock.
Yeah, these aren't Alabama pastors.
His own pastor is supporting him, as are many, many, many white pastors.
I guarantee you that if they are pastors, their congregation could fit in a teacup.
At least, you know, the white ones.
To broaden the discussion now, I saw that a new poll was out in the wake of this Roy Moore so-called scandal.
And the findings were that 60% of U.S. women claim that they have been sexually harassed, with 70% of those saying it happened at work.
So it's going to be a long winter.
I asked the rhetorical question, is this the new normal?
Is everybody a victim now?
I'll tell you real quickly before I turn it over to Keith, here's how you stop that.
And this was a discussion that was pretty popular on Twitter this week too.
Mary Young, Mary Pure, and Mary for Life.
That will solve your problems.
And I have another question.
With these women, 70% of whom said they had been sexually assaulted at work, would they have been sexually assaulted at work?
And what is sexual assault now?
A guy asked you out on a date and you've been assaulted.
Is that rape?
But they wouldn't have been sexually assaulted by any stretch of the imagination if they had been at home raising a traditional family like God intended.
And that's why I'll toss it over to you, Keith.
Is this where we're at?
Everybody's been harassed.
Everybody's sexually molested.
What are we talking about?
Are we talking about forced intercourse against one's wishes?
That's a textbook definition of rape.
Or are we talking about a guy looked at me or yes, I had sex with him, but or as Chris Rock said, sexual harassment is when an ugly guy asks you out on a date.
Two weeks, two years, 40 years later, you regret it and then it becomes an assault.
Where are we at with this?
Well, basically, the left, everything that the left does has the same end result, which is the reduction of white birth rates, the feminist movement, the no-fault divorce initiative, the women in the workplace movement, the affirmative action trying to get more women in the workforce to displace white males.
All of these things are having the same effect, reducing white birth rates.
Now, there has been a great change in America over the 40 years that have elapsed since Roy Moore's apparent indiscretion, or if you believe that he did what he was said to have done, which is touched the girl's panties, okay?
Again, you know, how that has become, you know, the equivalent of a gang rape, I don't know.
But nonetheless, what has happened is that in the past, in our pioneer past, when a young man encountered a woman who was not a close relative, it was in something like a quilting bee or corn husking, and it was basically known and understood that this woman is available for courtship.
Now, men are thrown together with women in the workplace, and the cold, hard truth is that most women wish that most men would just disappear and vaporize, okay?
They had their cap set for a few alpha males, and other than that, they basically wish that you had no sexuality whatsoever.
And the men, on the other hand, are actively out there seeking wives and seeking mates.
And when they see a woman who treats them nice and friendly and whatnot, they may mistake that for a come hither look or suggestion.
And if he then dares to act upon it, just in something as innocuous as asking somebody on a date, that's now considered sexual aggression.
It's a crazy mixed up world that we live in.
And basically, men are, they can't win.
As you see with the Roy Moore situation, something can have happened 40 years ago, and someone may be nursing a grudge about this or have be subject to the power of suggestion from some leftist or somebody waves money in their face, like I'm sure the Democrats did in their efforts to recruit this lynch mob for Rory Moore.
And she now concludes that she was victimized sexually.
And if she's victimized sexually, then it doesn't matter how much time has elapsed.
It doesn't matter what the circumstances were.
The CAD needs to pay for this.
And no wonder birth rates throughout all the world are being reduced.
Another part of the leftist triumph over the past 70 years has been the sexual revolution, sex as recreation, not procreation.
And this idea likewise has basically misled both men and women into thinking that they could have sex without consequences.
And then when they have sex and somebody's heart is broken or is feeling bad, then they strike back at the person who they feel has wronged them.
And because of the sexual revolution, there are a lot more of those people around than used to be around.
This is the left's witch's brew in society to try to destroy the nuclear family and to reduce the number of particularly white children that are born into the world.
This is, you know, the thing about, you know, what is the appropriate age for someone to have sex has changed in the white community.
You know, Jerry Lee Lewis married his 12-year-old cousin.
That was a scandal in England, but it wasn't a scandal here back in the 50s.
Loretta Lynn at age 14 married a man over twice her age, and I think they stayed together and had a happy marriage till death did them part.
What happened when Jerry Lee was in England, though?
What happened with Jerry Lee in Lingland?
The English reporters came in and they saw this little girl playing with dolls.
And they said, who is that?
Is that your sister?
Is that your cousin?
I said, that's my cousin and it's my wife.
But he was from Mississippi.
No, Louisiana is where he was from.
He lives in Mississippi now, that's right.
But see, this is, and again, you know, these laws that used to prevail, particularly in the South, why were they in the South?
Well, they were never intended to be acted upon by people from the top dresser drawer in society.
It was to basically try to control and normalize the behavior of people that were at the bottom of society.
And that was both black and white people.
That's why you had common law marriage back then.
If you lived together, there was no shacking up.
You were actually then considered to have a common law marriage.
And you were under the same responsibilities and same penalties that a married person would be having.
See, this is all, there's been this tremendous change in American sexuality and sexuality throughout the world.
All that was brought about by the left.
All that's true.
But I will say this, and I say this to all of our problems.
Our problems isn't all of these victim groups that are taking advantage and exploiting the situation.
The problem is with white men.
This is my opinion.
White men need to help women reach their full potential.
I mentioned this also on Twitter this week by being aggressive, being confident, being dominant.
Women love when men are like that, and they will fall in line when properly handled, and they love to be handled.
But men and women work best as a complementary unit, obviously.
That's biblical.
And rather than in competition with one another, but men have got to provide that leadership at home and in relationships, the buck stops with us.
Now, I know in this age of feminism, everything's an affront, everything's harassment, but one way or another, men are going to have to get the women under control.
Well, here's the situation.
We had monogamy.
Christian monogamy was not a restriction.
It was a great unleashing of benefits of marriage to the maximum number of people.
There was a lid for every pot.
There was a man for every woman and a woman for every man when you had monogamy.
And therefore, every woman would be guaranteed to have a man whose labors and efforts and attention were devoted entirely to her and their children.
That was a wonderful situation.
It sure beats the baboon pack idea of all the women competing to mate with the same alpha male and all the men trying to compete with each other to see who the alpha male was.
Unfortunately, that's what sexual relations have evolved into in today's world.
Still a pretty good deal if you're the alpha male, and we'll take a break, and we'll be back right after this.
Hey, when we come back, we said it's good news.
The good news this hour is that Roy Moore is going to be the next senator out of Alabama, back up in the lead in the polls.
He's going to win on December 12th, and we can't wait for that.