Dec. 9, 2017 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Folks, I got to tell you, I look forward.
This is only his second week in the regular rotation, but I look forward to Jack Ryan's appearances.
I really enjoyed his debut appearance, his official appearance on the show last week.
He was on with us, of course, for a few minutes during the anniversary celebration in October.
We kind of introduced you to Jack last week and gave you a little bit of an idea of what you can expect from Jack each and every week during his dedicated segment.
He's going to be offering book reviews, movie reviews, song recommendations.
And he wanted to come in tonight, a true Renaissance man and a great mind who is going to bring something to our show that I don't think anybody else in our stable of talent, including our invited guests, really cover.
A unique and eclectic guy.
Jack wanted to come in tonight to Poor Side of Town.
Why is that, Jack?
Well, I love the, you know, the artist, Johnny Rivers.
I think it's romantic.
But also, I just think that those of us who stand up for truth and we stand up against the most corrupt elites and media mafia, but conservatives, we sort of, you know, might be moving towards a little bit of the poor side of town.
You know, that's kind of what we have to do.
But that's if you stand up for what's right, you know, you got to accept some things.
And it might be, you know, it's, you know, we're not taking the 30 pieces of silver.
We're not getting rich, betraying our people.
So we might be hanging out a little bit in the poor side of town.
Hey, it's like the great Johnny Rivers said in that song, Jack.
Together we could make it, baby, on the poor side of town.
And we have to have that togetherness.
Of course, that's why we're here to forge.
Hey, Jack, your theme tonight, strengths and weaknesses of our different people, room for improvement, and some suggestions.
What do you got for us tonight, Jack?
Okay, so I'm going to start off with a joke about our people, self-depreciated joke.
The joke is a little bit dated, but there's a lot of truth in it.
Okay, hopefully I get this right.
In European heaven, the cooks are French, the lovers are Italians, the policemen are English, and the whole thing is run by the Germans.
Okay.
In European hell, the cooks are English, the lovers are Germans, the policemen are French, and the whole thing is run by the Italians.
Okay, so it's a little bit dated.
This is a time when Italy had much more changes in governments.
And the only Western country more instability and changes in governments was Argentina, which is a nation that's populated by Italians.
Okay, so some things have changed in that.
Like Germany, post-World II is the most stable outside of Switzerland, which is populated by Germans.
But now Germany has this terrible leader, Angela Merkel, this childless hag, and she basically invited a million-plus Muslim young men to flood into Germany, sexually assault and rape people.
So the Germans aren't doing so good.
But that's sort of my theme is that there are different groups of our people, including the Southern people, who are very good at some things.
but have some weaknesses and we have to like try to work to improve them.
So that's sort of the theme of my show, of my commentary tonight.
All right.
Well, don't stop there, my friend.
Now, I do have to say, we have taken Jack from the firing pan and into the fire as we transition him into this new role.
And of course, you've probably known him and loved him from his time as a contributing writer for occidentaldescent.com, which he still does, of course.
But we said, I told Jack, you know, it's going to be one segment, one segment.
And so after one week, we've already extended it to two segments because Eddie's out tonight, and I wanted more Jack.
So we've got Jack for this segment and one more.
So he's already doubled his workload after only one week on the job.
So anyway, hey, this is your dime of your dance floor, Jack, as far as I'm concerned.
And I must have gotten some decent reviews better than the latest George Clooney movie that bombed or the feminist remake of Ghostbusters.
So, you know, we're getting some good reviews.
And, hey, I'm honored to be back for the second week.
I think it's the best show of its kind.
And, you know, we're going to go for it.
Yeah, I should say before you continue, we did get quite a bit of positive feedback from your introductory segment last week, where you told people a little bit about yourself, your background, what they can expect in your segment.
So we're still trying to establish this as a norm, which for a show that has been on the air as long as ours, that has had such a set cast and rotation for so many years, it's unusual that we add something new.
But there was good reason for that.
So anyway, continue on with what you want to share with the audience this week.
Okay, so I mentioned last week that I am a Midwestern.
I grew up in Chicago, but I have a tie to the South.
I went to college at Vanderbilt.
And then after graduate school, after I had five incredible years in New York City and witnessed just the incredible things, including basically the collapse of civilization and then the Islamic terrorists and stuff.
So I moved back to Tennessee in the early 90s.
And I was sort of on a mission to tell people what was going on, what we can expected.
And that's when I learned about the corruptions of the neoconservatives.
And I met the Pat Buchanan people that explained how these wars in the Middle East, these neoconservative wars in the Middle East, supposedly for freedom and democracy and all these things, were just were a disaster.
So I took out full-page advertisements in the Nashville, Tennessee and the Chattanooga Times, also the Vanderbilt newspaper.
And then I got on talk radio and I presented an opposition to the war, not from an anti-military pacifist or left-wing, but from a pro-American, American first position like Donald Trump did.
And I quoted George Washington's farewell address to the nation where he warned about the insidious influences of foreign governments.
And I listed all the groups that were pushing this war that were not pro-American.
And I predicted exactly what was going to happen, that there would be, when we moved the Baptist, Saddam Hussein, there'd be an anarchy sectarian violence, and the Christians would get slaughtered in genocide.
And we've had 25 years of just anarchy.
It's been a disaster.
But sort of my problem, the weakness is that most people in the South, and what's going on there, they didn't accept the idea that the only people that would be against the military, against the war, would be liberals, leftists, Jane Fonda, Vietnamese people.
I was getting some here, but our enemies, they have so much power and money, and they can always disguise their program as some type of fake conservative, fake patriot, nationalist way to disguise it.
And they ended up getting this pop singer, Hank Williams Jr., to crank out this pro-war mongering one, like a song like, don't give us a reason to kick your ass and Saddam is Hitler and we're going to go off and we're going to be in.
And the propaganda basically worked.
About 80 or 85% of Tennesseans or Southerners liked the war.
They thought it was successful.
But then, you know, it kind of fell down.
So this is an area that I think that our Southern people need to improve on a little bit is that they like the military.
They like wars.
They like guns.
But the reality is we haven't had like a pro-American war since like the War of 1812.
So this is an area where we can have improvements.
And then these wars are not going to be pro-American wars.
They're going to be against Arab nationalists, basically secular Arab nationalists, or European nationalists, Serbian nationalists, Russians.
Eastern European and Central Europeans are sensible about Islam.
They have the same culture that we have.
So this ability of our enemies to like wave the flag and say, support the troops and we got to fight.
We've got to step back a little bit.
We can't just blindly go along with any war, any military venture.
The propaganda this year, they were trying to start another war against the secularist in Syria.
They were trying to say, Assad is Hitler, and he's gassing little children.
How many little children was he gassing?
Like 6 million of them?
Fortunately, it didn't come off.
But, you know, so this is an area we got to work in.
We got a little of a weakness that our people are too.
They accept any pro-war, you know, one without looking behind the scenes.
So that's kind of— All right, hold on right there, Jack.
Hold on right there, brother.
We're going to come back.
We've lengthened Jack's time tonight to two segments, so he's going to be back for part two right after this.
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So Jack Ryan is the most newly minted contributor to the Political Cess Pools cast.
And one thing I think you'll begin to look forward to every week is his recommendations with regards to, he's a man who loves the arts.
He loves the humanities, books, movies, and songs.
And he's going to give you that every week.
Typically, he will be on for one segment.
It's going to be short and punchy.
In addition to the recommendations, he will have a topic that he hits fast and furious.
And then he's gone until the next week.
Tonight with Eddie out, I wanted to stretch Jack for two segments to give him a little bit more of a run.
And Jack, we're talking about strengths and weaknesses of our people, room for improvement, and some suggestions.
So keep on keeping on.
Right.
Well, again, these are just, these are suggestions.
I made the mistake.
Right when I came out of New York City in the 90s, I felt like I had a mission.
I had to save the South.
I had to tell people what was going on, and I had to tell them what was wrong.
And it didn't really work because people don't want to tell you that their last 100 years of wars have been wrong.
You don't want to tell that.
But you want to just suggest things.
You want to compliment people on theirs.
But there's some areas where we can make a little bit more of a improvement.
And I had such a great time at your anniversary party.
South is still as South.
Black Americans in Memphis were good Southern Americans.
White Americans and South good Southern Americans.
Well, we got some areas where we could just do a little better.
Now, one thing I kind of noticed when I was around here is that the Southern people don't do a lot of walking.
They don't eat three square meals a day or maybe more, and they don't walk, and they've got a few pounds on them.
So one where we could do a little bit better is to put in some sidewalks, you know, and walk a little bit.
You know, there's an area that you could go.
Another way of improvement, we're talking tonight about the bad relations between men and women.
We're not doing well.
We're getting asked, you know, just the idea of sexual harassment of asking a woman that you go to work with to go to lunch, you're going to get nailed for sexual harassment.
So here's one thing that I highly recommend our people do and we teach is to teach our young people, particularly our men, to do partner dancing.
And this is not this, you know, line dancing.
It's not a stripper dance, but it's where the man leads and the women, the woman follows.
And it's a real dance.
You got to put in some time.
And so these churches that say dancing is immoral and stuff.
No, that's not.
There's only so many things that men and women can do well together.
And one of them is dancing.
And I got good at dancing.
You can ask Hunter Wallace at his wedding.
I was the best dancer.
You get good at dancing, partner dancing, you're not going to have problems finding dates.
And that's something that there's an area that's room for improvement.
Now, that is, in fact, good practical advice.
So often we talk about current events.
We talk about what's in the news.
It is good to put in, to pepper in into a broadcast practical advice that will benefit and help our people.
Good on you, Jack.
Well, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
And then again, with this issue of the wars and the warmongering, you know, you're not going to tell veterans of World War II or even the Gulf Wars that they were used and abused in their wars were worthless and stuff like that.
So what you want to try to do is to try to sort of change the subject.
You want to approve of their service for the country, their courage, and the like, but you don't want to tolerate people going on with just accepting neoconservative Zionist propaganda to hate the Russians, hate our Serbian people.
And that's kind of just kind of moving on.
And the other ones, I know, it's a central subject, but I also believe that there's a lot of room to promote healthy pro-Southern or pro-Western civilization, liberal type things, including like what is the most intolerant, illiberal, you know, movement in the world.
It's eighth century Islam.
Okay.
They don't even let women show their faces in public.
The Taliban was packing soccer stadiums in Afghanistan and executing people, women who showed their faces in public.
So that's the most illiberal movement in the world.
And there are some Westerners in Western Europe, particularly in Holland and stuff, that do manage to promote pro-Western against Islam from a more secular, liberal thing.
That's not the same thing as feminist or anything goes homosexual stuff, but it's the idea that we have freedoms and that it's not the eighth century and women have the right to get an education or get a job and show their faces in public.
A lot of our women are beautiful.
Most third world Islamic women are not very beautiful.
So I think it's the Islamic men that should be put in the burqa.
They're so hateful and ugly instead of the women.
But anyway, that's again, it's just a suggestion that I have.
All right, Jack.
Now, I know you have a lot more in the tank tonight.
And at one point, at some point, I definitely want to hear you regale us on what it was like.
You talk about a man who's lived through the horrors of Obama.
This was a man who lived in Obama's home district before he was an up-and-comer in the state of Illinois.
And so he's got the scope of the scoop on Obama before any of us ever knew his name.
And Jack can give us that.
And I do want to get into that at some point.
I don't know if time's going to permit tonight.
But let's get into your recommendations because we never want to hit the wall without you doing that because I think this is going to be a mainstay of your appearances.
So let's talk books and movies and then we'll get to the song.
Okay.
Well, I just last week I recommended both the movie and a book, Norman McClain's River Runs Through It, which is about the life of a friend of my family who was Norman McClain, was raised in Montana, the son of a Presbyterian minister, and it's about his life, family, fishing, fighting, and things like that.
And the movie was just a tremendous movie by Robert Redford.
And Brad Pitt was in it before it became this terrible one.
So I hope our audience at home, A, I hope everyone read the whole book, A River Runs Through It.
Probably not.
Maybe some people watch the movie, but you can just watch the trailer to the movie, which takes, you know, three minutes or something instead of other other websites.
Okay.
So this week, I'm recommending my film recommendation is The Man Who Would Be King.
It was in 1975.
It was produced by John Houston.
It's about a short story by Rudyard Kipling, and it's starring Sean Connery and Michael Kaine.
I think it's maybe Sean Connery's best movie of all time.
It's about some very low, low, lower level British soldiers in India, and they decided to go up a bit to Afghanistan and sell arms and just kind of go out there on the world.
And they have some successes in the military and they're Freemasons.
And then we get up to the era where Alexander the Great was before.
And not only do they do very well, the locals think they're gods.
They think they're become gods.
And they get elevated to the top of the world, the highest part of the world.
And then it falls down.
And this is just a beautiful movie.
And it's about that time when the British world was the greatest of all time.
And boy, has Britain gone down badly now.
So anyway, my recommendation is The Man Who Would Be King, directed by John Houston, starring Sean Connery and Michael Caine.
And my musical recommendation is a cover, another cover version.
It's a cover version of the Fleetwood Mac song, Little Lies.
And the audience, the artist is Tavin, a beautiful young woman.
And I like to use this song for basically like propaganda purposes when there's an article during a time when the leftist media is pushing terrible lies about Trayvon Martin or Black Lives Matter or some neoconservative warmongering about Syrian stuff.
You play this clip about telling lies, little lies.
And it goes, the crowd likes it.
And I think we need to use music and images and humor much more to present our position instead of just words and talking.
So that's my recommendation for this week.
Hey, Jack, thank you so much.
Let's fire up that song.
You'll hear more from Jack Ryan again next week and every week here on TPC.
And yes, I agree in what you said.
We need to use the arts in our favor instead of a weapon against us.
And next time you hear these lies, and there's so many, think of this song as recommended by your friend and mine, Jack Ryan.
Jack, thank you.
We're going to wrap up the show with Scoop Stanton in the next segment, but not before hearing Jack's song recommendation of the night.
Here it is now.
Do we have the song cued up?
All right, let's play.
Here we go.
Ready when you are, Maestro.
But I couldn't find a way.
So I settled for one day to believe in you.
Tell me, tell me, tell me lies.
Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies.
Tell me lies.
Oh, no, no, you can't disguise.
You can't disguise.
Told me lies, tell me sweet little lies.
Tell me lies.
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All right, folks.
Well, from our newest contributor to our oldest, a mainstay going back to the very beginning of the show, Scoop is with us tonight, our D.C. area correspondent.
And let's see what Scoop has on tap tonight.
Scoop, what do you want to talk about?
All right, hang on.
I'm having trouble hearing you.
Go again, Scoop.
All right.
Can you hear me?
There you go.
Okay, I got you now.
Okay, let's talk about Jimmy's porch.
Okay.
I know what this is.
Yeah, I got you.
Go.
Yeah, go.
Yeah, go.
Go.
Okay, all right.
I have a hard time hearing you.
But that's again for buying a track phone from Jim Lancia.
All right.
Well, anyways, some time ago, one James Edwards was asked to appear on a Swedish reality program called Jill's Viranda.
The promise was that the singer named Jill, who's popular over in Europe, is in Nashville, Tennessee doing looking at country music acts.
Now, why would Mr. Edwards be in the show?
He's from Memphis, Tennessee, not Nashville, which is across the state.
His forte and expertise is in the early 60s doo-op and pop music, i.e., Frankie Valley.
And he's the host of a talk radio show.
It has nothing to do with country music.
It would be like me going on a soul train.
Anyways, that first season, I scanned through hours and hours of absolute garbage to watch James' 15 minutes of fame, which is literally about 15 seconds.
But while he was on camera, he spoke about the differences in race and how rap music is misogynistic while compared to country music, which is really about life.
And that was it.
Literally.
No interaction with Jill or anyone else, for that matter.
He was just somewhere in some street national talking to himself or talking to the cameraman.
Fast forward to the present season.
James meets Jill, finally meets Jill and her friend somewhere in rural Tennessee, I guess, at a convenience store with tables and chairs.
Now, James gets out of a car wearing a stool looking like a million bucks.
I mean, folks, his hair is perfect.
But he meets Jill and her friend, and I don't know who she is or what her purpose is, but is the conversation about like country music, the music scene, the music scene in Europe, or anything like that, or even the early 60s doo-op or his favorite subject, Led Zeppelin?
No, it's about race and race relationship.
And I have no idea what this has to do with country music, but oh well.
So Jill and her friend, or Jill's friend, started grilling Mr. Edwards about the successful statement of principles, attempting to make him look like some sort of a monster.
As usual, James handled the situation with class and finesse.
He did not stutter, stammer, backpedal, or make excuses.
He was loading for bear.
He, too, did his homework.
When talking about the white birth rate, he was less crashed than I would have been.
I would have been very, very graphic.
But then the two ladies from Sweden made up some bogus statistic that Swedish husbands rape their wives more than the Muslims rape women in the street.
But of course, James threw it right back in their face.
Again, this was a reality show based on country music, but the producers added a controversial talk show to show Sweden that Tennessee is full of toothless racist kicks.
But instead, they brought in one James Edwards.
But three things I did take from the sit-down.
First of all, it was reminiscent of the movie Heat, where Robert De Niro and Al Pacino's characters sat down face to face for the first time.
But anyways, here's another point.
Why was it a convenience store?
I mean, no privacy is a convenience store.
It should have been in a bar, a park, or somewhere more appropriate.
Secondly, Joe was making googly eyes at Mr. Edwards.
Also, Joe's friend was also making googly eyes.
Oh, he must have had a great brand of aftershave.
It was the cologne.
Yeah.
But when I interviewed people such as Sheriff David Clark or talk radio host David Webb, those men did not have the same dreamy look as Joe and her friend.
And third, the camera panned two cast members from HeHawk picking up Bush Tallboy from the cooler.
I was more interested in this story than James and the two broths.
James back you.
Scoop.
Well, we started and finished with that little raid into Sweden that was done nine months ago, but people just found out about it tonight.
Well, I appreciate you putting a little humor onto the whole situation.
Tongue-in-cheek about that being my 15 minutes of fame three years ago when we appeared on the first season.
I will say this: even though, well, I don't know, about seven hours, 59 minutes, and 45 seconds of what I appeared on tape in that season, got on the cutting room floor.
We got about a half a minute of play that season.
I said this before: of all the press we've done, all the media this show has gotten over the course of the last 13 years, the performance that I gave that all got edited out of the show.
We were supposed to have what I got in this show, which was about 10 minutes.
I was supposed to have a recurring role in the first season.
It was going to be on about 10 minutes a show.
It's an hour-long show.
It airs weekly.
It's going to be on about 10 minutes per show for the whole run.
We ended up getting about a half a minute for the whole season.
But what I got in this show is what I was supposed to have gotten that season.
No big deal, but it was a great performance.
I thought I was just really as on target and on point and as sharp as I ever have been with the press.
And nothing got on there.
And on this, I thought I just came in.
It was just sort of just like a casual conversation.
Not my best performance.
You know, I wasn't really invested in it, I guess, to the fullest extent.
It's made so much news over there in Sweden.
I don't think I did a bad job.
It just, you know, I didn't give a full effort because, you know, I didn't know if it was going to be a replay of season one where none of it makes it and, you know, whatever.
But it was fine.
It was fine.
It was fun.
But it was not supposed to happen in a gas station.
Well, they said, yeah, we're going to move it from, you know, because they're trying to introduce Sweden to the south and to Nashville.
And we're going to have it at this country store.
Well, that's a creative way of putting it.
It was in a gas station, as you could tell.
And so certainly I wasn't dressed to appear in a gas station.
But of course, that was the optics of it all.
You can't have these ideas without being retrograde, right?
So you're going to have a guy like me talking about the ideas we're talking about in the most unattractive setting possible.
Optics are big.
Well, that's Warner Brothers for you.
What are you going to do?
It was still a paid gig.
We still had a good time.
Great people.
I tell you, the crew, though, the actual crew on the ground there, and I said this in the first hour, the crew on the ground, even the two ladies themselves, very, very had a great time with them.
I mean, it was fun, it was cordial, it was professional, and uh, and even the uh, the PA, the producer that was assigned with the you know, my handling was just a great young lady from uh from Sweden.
So, all of that was fine, but uh, at least after three years, at least we finally got some maritime over there, uh, as was promised, and it was a good experience.
Uh, in the pantheon of TPC, probably not the biggest deal, but uh, it was made into a big deal by their press, so therefore, we gave it some publicity tonight.
But yeah, I agree with you, Scoop.
It looked like the cast of He-Haw was in that uh uh convenience store with us, and uh, yeah, I think uh would you have gone and joined the Bush Tall Boys crew?
Uh, you're the one who picked that out.
Every time I would say something, it would have the guy going to the beer fridge to get a tall boy.
I guess that was supposed to make my ideas look, oh, I don't know, backwards, but uh, those are probably our people, and they can show those people all I want.
You know, that's my audience, that's who I want.
That's that's what we're about.
There's nothing wrong with being working class.
I can guarantee you that those men in their t-shirts coming in after a day's work, going and getting a beer, I can guarantee you they're they're more educated.
I can guarantee you they have more common sense and they have more intelligence than these people trying to be sophisticants and trying to make us look bad for that big audience in Sweden.
So, that's our crowd, right, Scoop?
Yep.
So, what I would have done, James, is one of the He-Haw actors was going over the cool.
He was like, Hey, man, can you give me a Paps?
And just sit there and just crack one open in front of the ladies.
Well, they offered me whatever I wanted to drink.
I picked a bottled water.
I guess that would have made for good.
I say, Scoop, you're thinking ahead of me.
That would have made for good TV to ask the Heehaw guy to bring me a Paps.
I don't drink Peps, though.
That's your brand, isn't it?
Well, one of many brands, you know, me if it Paps Blue Ribbon Tall Boy.
That's Scoop's drink of choice.
You know, I don't drink anything that doesn't come in a box, so I don't think they had that there.
Right, right.
They don't sell fine boxes online at the Gas Nation's Lights convenience store in the middle of Po Dunk, Tennessee.
And I'll tell you, it was about an hour out of Nashville.
This whole thing was filmed in Nashville.
They had to go an hour out to find a place like that.
But, you know, like I said, I wasn't put off.
I love these people.
I'm not talking bad about them.
Everybody in that store, I guarantee you, is a fine American, somebody we'd have a lot in common with.
I'd go up and shake their hand.
I'd invite them to my home.
I mean, as far as I'm concerned, I'm them and they're me.
How are you doing?
I'm Dean Silver.
I'm from Memphis.
I got this great radio show.
By the way, here's my producer's card, Scoop Stan.
He's up in Washington, D.C.
But anyway, why did that one lady get excited of seeing a train go by?
I mean, it's a train.
Yeah, I don't know why they were so shocked by the train.
But yeah, I also appreciate you liking it to Al Pacino and Robert De Niro sitting down and eat.
Cracked me up.
Well, anyway, folks, if you haven't seen it, go check it out online for Scoop, for Jack, for Keith, for the rest of the staff and crew.