Feb. 10, 2018 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the political cesspool is your host, James Edward.
His intro music was Ticket to Ride.
This week, Jack got preempted, and we already had the pre-packaged Valentine's Day set.
But wouldn't you know it?
It's the Beatles again.
All you need is love.
And Jack, we love you.
How you doing tonight, brother?
Great.
I send you warm greetings from Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Hey, Jack Ryan, quickly becoming a fan favorite.
I shared with Jack earlier that one of our loyal contributors, one of our big, I mean, he's in the top 1% of contributors in Oklahoma said, hey, I love Jack Ryan.
Been one of the biggest highlights of your show since the new year.
We need more Jack.
And Jack, here you are.
Give me more.
What do you got for us tonight?
Well, I'm in Hilton Head, South Carolina.
It's the first time I've been ever in the state of South Carolina.
I went to school in the South in Nashville, Tennessee, but I decided to get out of Chicago.
Chicago in February and March is for someone who doesn't drink and know what a bad hangover is like.
It's just, it's nasty.
It's nasty.
Not just the weather, people, potholes and stuff like that.
So I just had to get out of Chicago.
So I'm in Hilton Head, South Carolina.
I'm doing some research and I'm trying to figure out what the hell is the matter with South Carolina.
Why didn't they have a heterosexual southerner in the office of governor or a U.S. Senator?
So I'm trying to do some research and trying to figure out what's going on.
Yeah, so Jack told me earlier this week, he said, you know, I want to keep the audience wanting.
I want to keep the audience needing more Jack.
And I said, Jack, you know, one segment a week is, you know, you're only wetting the appetite.
You're by no means reaching overexposure.
And in fact, quite the opposite.
The audience is wanting more and more more.
He said, no, I think I should take a week or two off.
I said, well, it's your own vacation.
We'll give you next week off.
Then you come back on February 27th.
But no, the audience wants more Jack.
But I think the problem with South Carolina is the transplants.
Now, you told me that as you have been out and about on your month-long sojourn to South Carolina, which is a beautiful state.
I've had some great times in South Carolina.
I do think you need to get to Charleston before you head back north.
But you said most of the people you've talked to in South Carolina aren't from South Carolina at all.
Yes, this is the case.
I'm on Hilton Head, South Carolina.
So it's basically, I'm looking around, I'm talking to working class people, taxi cab drivers, Lyft drivers, Uber drivers, bartenders, pole dancers.
Pole dancers is a British name for strippers.
This place is a whitopia.
It's a place where folks from Massachusetts and Ohio are semi-retired.
They come down to play golf.
So it's really, I've only heard like one or two southern accents.
So it's not really, it's not really a southern place.
It's not like these people came down here.
They're not communists to incite the blacks to riot and loot and stuff.
But it's basically a place for Midwestern, Canadian, Massachusetts people to come down and play golf.
So, you know, it's not necessarily dressfully bad, but this is not something that we're going to have a southern nationalist revolution from these Midwestern, Northeastern people that are coming down to play golf.
So that's my maybe that's the problem.
They didn't just come for vacation.
A lot of them came to stay, and these carpetbaggers elected Namrata Haley and Tim Scott and all the rest of them.
They're not really voting.
I don't even think that their loyalty is from where they came from and they from their NFL football team.
And so they're not, again, they're not bad people.
I've only been here for a week, so I'm just trying to keep a low profile.
But my observation is just there's not a lot of southern people on Hilton Head, South Carolina.
So that's just observation so far.
The reason Jack's, you know, Jack's going to be back.
We're going to give him a week off.
He's on vacation for a month, but he's still calling in, so he's still punching the clock and working.
We're going to give him next week off because next Saturday night, he's going to be at the Capitol in Columbia re-raising the Confederate flag.
And so we're going to give him that night off.
He'll be back with us on February 24th.
But hey, Jack, we want to hear at the end of the month your conclusions, your takeaways from your time in South Carolina.
But I do encourage you to head to Charleston and check out the Hundley.
If the observatory is open right now, check out the Hundley.
It's the first submarine to ever sink an enemy vessel in naval warfare, and that was a Confederate ship.
So you got to check it out if you can.
And I actually was able to attend the last Confederate funeral.
The crew of the Hundley, which was, they were finally found, and then they were buried in the early 2000s, and I was there.
So it's a beautiful, there's beautiful history in South Carolina.
You can find it.
I know you can't.
Fort Sumter.
You got to go to Fort Sumter.
But anyway.
Fort Sumter.
Sumps are good.
You got to head down to Charleston, though.
You got to head down south from Hilltown.
Charleston, Savannah, Georgia.
I flew into Savannah, and the airport was great.
It was like the white and black southern people.
They were good.
It seemed like I was part of the South.
I was right there.
The taxicab Lyft drivers that I've got on the island were Southern.
So these people, and everyone I've talked to there, they agreed with me about politics, about Islamic terrorism, about rap music.
Everyone I met, the Southern people, they agreed with me.
They were like...
Believe me!
The only there are good people in South Carolina.
The only bad people in South Carolina are the people that are elected officials.
How that happens, you can make sense of that.
I don't know what that happens.
Hey, hey, Jack, the recommendations.
There is no Jack Ryan segment.
In fact, we've had people clamoring for a printed version of the recommendation that you have made since you became part of the team in November.
And we've got to get that up on the website.
Jack's actually going to start producing content for thepoliticalscale.org.
We look forward to that.
But give us your recommendations for tonight.
Song, music, and book, if you would, sir.
I don't really have the song because I had some recommendations for the song come in, but we'd have it.
It was an Almond Brothers, but we didn't get it in.
Okay, so my book recommendation is Virgil's the Aeneid.
And what this is, is this is the Roman mythos.
Their national deal, and what happened is that Romans conquered the Greeks, but the Greeks sort of conquered the Romans.
The Greeks would have the poets and stuff, and the Greeks would just disrespect the Romans saying they were these uncultured boobs.
They didn't have it's like saying they were Texan.
So, the Aeneid is the national mythos of the Romans.
It's a complete copy of the Odyssey.
It's just a total copy of it.
But it's, you know, it's kind of interesting.
They're the remnant of Troy that survived, and they went on some adventures in the Mediterranean and they founded the Rome and stuff.
So, that's the book, the Aeneid.
So, my movie recommendation is the Paper Moon.
It is early 70s from Ryan and Steven O'Neal in the Depression.
It's directed by Peter Plostadovich with the Nasty Once.
It's a great movie.
It's a beautiful movie.
All right, Jack.
Hey, folks, write it down.
And Jack, if you can compile all those, we'll post them.
Enjoy your vacation next week.
We'll be back with you on the 24th.
Stay tuned, everybody.
We'll be back with ladies and gentlemen.
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Yeah, yeah, my heart's in a whirl.
I love, I love, I love my little calendar girl every day.
Every day, every day, every day of the year.
Well, how many of the people that we have been featuring tonight in the music interludes, the intros, would you say I have seen live in concert?
I'm not going to give it away, but I'll tell you that one I have.
And not too long ago, Neil Sadaka.
Okay, so happy Valentine's Day.
That's, of course, why we're playing all the intro music.
One of the things Peter Brimelow said last week was that a lot of the younger people are coming to embrace traditionalism in a manner of speaking.
He said that whites in high school, male and female, Trump would have carried the election by 45 to 47 states if only they had been allowed to vote.
And Nick Griffin, who was also a guest of ours earlier this year, back in January, we've had an incredible run the first six weeks of 2018, the likes of which we have never had before.
Incredible guests, including tonight with Jesse Lee Peterson.
Anyway, Nick Griffin sent me this video.
He said, this is a video you should share.
And I listened to it, I watched it, and I agreed with Nick.
And so we're going to do so right now.
Traditionalism versus cultural Marxism.
Which way do you think the kids are turning to?
Let's go to this video for further evidence.
What is up, men?
Today we are talking about the sacred and modern society.
And we have an amazing story at the end to illustrate it.
Let's dive in.
Progressives love what is ugly.
Ugly art, ugly writing, the glorification of ugly and unhealthy lifestyles.
However, humans have, for most of our history as a species, been partial to what is beautiful.
Instead of nihilism, debauchery, cynicism, and insincerity, most people have a desire for sacredness and beauty and meaning.
These, however, are all things our current year postmodern elites detest.
They make fun of religious belief, mock sincerity, and attack any positive sense of tribal unity.
Thus, our modern world has become particularly bereft of what is sacred.
This has been written about by many authors.
Khalil Gabron wrote about the spiritual emptiness of city life.
Francis Fukuyama wrote about modern secular society being composed of, quote, last men without chests.
And millennial essayist Lawrence Murray has written about the anemone of modern society.
Indeed, this debasement of anything sacred or beautiful has led to an untold number of negative developments.
Depression, isolation, anxiety, substance abuse, and massive levels of debt, both individually and societally.
These are the symptoms of what is the disease of modern progressive culture.
And they testify to the immense lack of socrality within the modern West.
This is one reason so many young people are embracing the politics of what might be called the new right.
For the writing and art and media associated with this movement are some of the few positive representations of meaning and socrality.
Artists like Les Borgans who make music about the beauty of European civilization.
Writers like Fennec Solaire who detail the glory of our heritage.
And videographers like Laurence Southern who attempt to portray positive representations of female beauty and femininity.
And on a macro level, governments like those in Poland and Hungary who advocate for the defense of European society.
All of this is diametrically opposed to what we see from Western elite.
As the left prattles on about the evil of our ancestors and floods our countries with ugly art, ugly writing, and ugly degenerate lifestyles, young people are increasingly searching for a better alternative.
Young people are increasingly searching for that which provides meaning, sacredness, and a future.
Artists and writers like those above, however, are the only ones providing them.
This is seen in the music, the videos, the artwork, the poetry, and even the memes of such individuals.
The memes in particular have achieved prominence, especially during the 2016 election of Donald Trump.
Now, granted, there is tongue-in-cheek humor in them, but there is also a sense of greatness and grandeur that stands in marked contrast to popular culture.
Whatever one thinks of Trump or any specific character, such iconography harkens back to traditions of nobility, glory, and royalty.
These are things we don't hear talked about on Comedy Central or Huffington Post.
Cultural Marxism's power has come through mocking and critiquing that which traditional people hold sacred.
Therefore, while there is appropriate poetic justice in the fact that young people are now ruthlessly mocking PC culture, there is also power in the fact that they are sincerely embracing such depictions of grandeur and beauty.
Interestingly, this seems to be mirroring a phenomenon already seen over the last two decades in Russia, that land most hated by radical social justice warriors.
In the 1990s in Russia, after the people had been freed from the godless scientism of communism, there was a massive embrace of metaphysics and religion.
This was not just an embrace of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, however, but a new zeitgeist of tribalism and socrality that continues to this day.
A prominent example of this can be found in the story of Alexander Prokhorenko.
Prokhorenko was a Russian special forces and Spetsnaz member in the Russian armed forces.
In 2016, he found himself in Syria fighting ISIS with his fellow troops.
The Wikipedia entry on him describes what happened next.
According to Lieutenant General Sergei Kurtilenko, head of the Russian Center for Syrian Reconciliation, airstrikes were carried out according to the orders of Russian special forces in order to keep Palmyra's historical monuments and civilian areas from being inadvertently bombarded.
Prokhorenko had been on a mission to direct some of these Russian airstrikes at ISIS targets when he was discovered and surrounded by ISIS forces.
He was ordered to move to safety before the airstrike, but told his commander he couldn't escape the area.
Talking to his superiors by radio, he reportedly said the following: I am surrounded.
They are outside.
I don't want them to take me and parade me.
Conduct the airstrike.
They will make a mockery of me in this uniform.
I want to die with dignity and take all these bastards with me.
Please, my last wish, conduct the airstrike.
They will kill me either way.
This is the end, Commander.
Thank you.
Tell my family and my country I love them.
Tell them I was brave and I fought until I could no longer.
Please take care of my family.
Avenge my death.
Goodbye, Commander.
Tell my family I love them.
The Russian military conducted the airstrike and Prokharenko ended up becoming a national hero with poems and songs composed in his memory.
His story is now known to patriotic Russians across the land and is considered a symbol of heroism and valor.
Even more representative, however, is the story of Yevgeny Rodianov, a Russian soldier who was taken prisoner of war by Chechen rebels and later executed in captivity for his alleged refusal to convert to Islam and defect to the enemy side.
Rodianov was 19 years old in 1996 when, along with several other Russian soldiers, he was kidnapped by Chechnyan Muslim rebels.
Wearing a cross around his neck that he refused to take off, Rodianov was apparently tortured for over 100 days before being beheaded for refusing to denounce Russia and his Christian heritage.
Since that time, Rodianov has become a cult figure in Russia, and apparently there is a growing movement within the Russian Orthodox Church to canonize him as a Christian saint and martyr.
Religious icons and objects are now kept in his memory with his picture on them and are used much like prayer beads and rosaries in other parts of the world.
Some Russian soldiers reportedly even pray before his image and according to sources linked to from Wikipedia, one such prayer reads, Thy martyr, Yevgeny, O Lord, in his sufferings hath received an incorruptible crown from thee, our God.
For having thy strength, he hath brought down his torturers, hath defeated the powerless insolence of demons.
Through his prayers, save our souls.
Pretty stinking powerful stuff when one compares it to this.
It seems clear to me that these are all very positive developments and that the younger generation has had enough of the cynicism and nihilism they were raised with.
Let me know.
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Instead of breaking up, there's nothing kissing and making up.
Don't throw our love away.
Baby, my eyes die.
Don't you stay with me today?
I don't know if I should interrupt music like this with talk or not, but as Sam Bushman was encouraging me earlier with all of these love songs tonight, it's Valentine's Day.
Let's see if Eddie knocked us off the air or not.
I don't guess he did.
But he definitely knocked us off.
All right, we're still on the air, but I can't see anything on my screen here.
Anyway, Sam was encouraging me to have baby number three.
I say, I sure like to try tonight.
We could practice, that's for sure.
Anyway, great music, great show tonight, great guests, great callers, great everything.
Hopefully great.
Well, I mean, you're the audience.
You tell me.
I mean, do you think it's been good or not?
Let's go to Gene from one of our very favorite states, Pappy.
Eddie the Bobby-Miller here with me now for the last 30 minutes of the show.
The great Confederate state of Louisiana.
Gene, how are you?
Okay.
I'm one of the ones whose ancestors were Confederate soldiers on one side of the family, and on the other side, they were the wicked plantation owners.
So I would be quintessentially the target of the Black Lives Matters.
I mean, since I descended from the plantation owners, I should be indebted to them for the rest of my life for everything I've got.
I'll tell you what, you're a hero of mine, both sides of your family, as far as that's concerned.
Have you ever heard of a Civil War fort in Shreveport called Fort Humbug?
We haven't heard of that.
Educate us.
Educate our entire audience.
I've heard of Fort Polk.
Well, they got that.
It's kind of a joke.
They got the name from Ebenezer Scrooge.
He said, humbug, ba humbug.
It had a fort.
It was, instead of real cannons, it had painted logs black.
And one of the last battles that was won by the Confederacy was called the Battle of Mensfield.
I don't know if you've ever heard of it.
It was in 1864.
And the strategy of the North was to first to cut the Confederacy in half by taking the Mississippi, then to cut the eastern part in half by going, you know, march to Atlanta.
But they were going to cut what they call the Trans-Mississippi apart by the forces from Arkansas meeting General Banks from, where was he?
Mackadish or somewhere down there.
But anyway, it was one of the last battles fought, and the Confederacy won it.
And if they had known that Fort Humbug had painted black logs, they might have won.
And my ancestor was a Confederate soldier at Fort Humbug.
How about that, Eddie?
A hero, to be sure.
Yes, no, we're here.
And we salute your ancestors.
And I'm descended from Scott, what they call Scotch-Irish.
They're really, really Ulster Irish, Northern Irish Protestant, which is, you know, they mostly came from Scotland.
So I know you're familiar with all that already.
And I guess maybe you're descended from that as well.
I don't know.
How about Fort Polk?
How about the Battle of Fort Polk?
Do you know where Fort Polk is, sir?
I do.
It's in the mighty city of Bleedsville.
We used to say when I was at Fort Polk back in the 60s, we said that if they were going to give the world an enema, they would insert it at Fort Polk.
You might not believe it, but I'm not descended from President Polk, but I am descended from one of his siblings.
So I am familiar with Fort Polk.
I tell you what, to descend from an unnamed, unknown private in the Confederate Army, I take that over Barack Obama or any president we've had in the last 150 years by any stretch of the imagination.
Anyway, hey, thank you, Gene, for the call.
Thank you for your support.
And thank you for listening tonight from Louisiana.
Just a little bit.
It's hard to get much further south than us, but there you are.
All right.
Hey, thank you, Gene.
Hey, Eddie.
So the Bombardier Eddie Miller is in, and he has been working quite diligently on presenting a new series, a show within the show, if you will, that we're going to be presenting over the course of the next couple of weeks here on TPC.
It's actually going to start up on February the 24th, not next week, but the week after.
And it's going to run for a couple of weeks.
And he's got an expert on to help him present it, I guess you could, to everybody.
Tell us what you got, Eddie.
Well, like James said, I have been working like a Hebrew slave.
Excuse me, James, you've got to turn me up.
He's getting ready to turn the volume up, folks.
So hang on.
Be patient, if you will.
Sam, am I doing okay?
Okay, a little bit better.
Okay, folks, Sam, our diligent workhorse here at the studio had to turn me up as I just came in on this microphone.
I hadn't been used in a while.
But yeah, like James said, we have been working like a Hebrew slave.
Me and a friend of mine, an old friend I've known going back over 55 years.
We split.
He went his way.
I went mine.
He is an intellectual.
The guy who's going to come on with me to do the first series, I'll tell you about the series in just a second.
Just to give you a brief, I'm going to keep it as short as possible.
The fella is not one of these just sit-in-the-classroom type economists, et cetera.
He's made, I'll say, I'm not bragging, he's made millions.
He's made several millions in the commodities market, which is the hardest, the hardest thing there is to do in this world is to make money in the commodities.
90% of the people that get into commodities, including yours truly, loses their shirts.
Anyway, he knows more about money and more about the financial system than anybody I know.
And so we're going to bring him on like the 24th.
We're going to come on for the first hour.
And what we're going to try to do, we're going to talk about money in every aspect, from going all the way back to antiquity, going all the way back to Genesis, actually.
Then we're going to bring it up for to the modern times.
And we're going to kind of project what's going to happen in the future.
And we're going to try to tell you how important money really is.
I'm going to try to keep this short tonight.
The man has given me a little brief outline.
I'll try to cover some of the points.
We're going to talk about the past, the present, the future, like I said.
We're going to give some definitions of money.
Exactly, what is money?
We're going to talk about the different types of money.
We're going to talk about currency and compare and contrast money with currency.
We're going to talk about the pros and cons of the different types of money.
By the way, you know, and this is just an aside, we didn't talk about this with the expert, but you know, there's been over there's been hundreds of different kinds of currency in the world since the world began, and every single one of them has failed.
There's not one example of a currency, of a fiat currency that's ever survived.
And so we don't think that the dollar, American dollar, is going to be any different.
We're going to tell you, well, he wants to talk about money and its association with the banking systems.
He wants to talk about how money was created.
Just a very large list here he's going to talk about.
I'm not going to go into all of them because I don't want to confuse people, but we want to talk about reserve currency.
And I would like to, if we have time, to get the expert on, he didn't mention this, but I would like to get into the city of London.
And the city of London is totally separate from what you people traditionally talk about, think about as a city.
There's a city inside the city of London.
And it's where the banking empire is.
I hear that the Queen, that the royal family can't even go in there without permission.
We want to talk about how they're connected to the Federal Reserve, how they're connected to the central banks, how they're connected to the international bank settlements, the World Bank, things like that.
We want to talk about how the banks, how the money has been, how it drives wars, how the money drives depressions, recessions, booms, and busts.
We talk about who controls that money.
And we also, the end of our series, we're going to talk about the latest thing, which I know absolutely nothing about.
He wants to talk about Bitcoin, cryptocurrency.
The fellow is really excited about the cryptocurrency.
He seems to think, and he's a lot more optimistic about it than I am.
You know, I'm a doubting Thomas, how he thinks that the cryptocurrency may be a way to do an end run around the people who run all these world banks, all these central banks of the world that I just mentioned briefly.
But that's what we're going to do.
In this two to three week segment, we're going to have to kind of hurry it up because, as you know, Confederate History Week starts, excuse me, Confederate History Month will start in April.
Now, after this series on money, which a lot of people don't understand, well, I'm going to finish covering it about two minutes when we come back for the break.
We'll finish.
We'll wrap up this series.
I'll wrap up describing this series.
We're going to wrap up the presentation of the series that is to come on money and the deep state.
Let's just go ahead and let it out of the bag.
All right, so hang on.
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When it's cold outside, I've got the month of May.
I guess you said what can make me feel this way.
My girl, my girl, my girl.
Talking about my girl.
My God.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, you, well, first of all, that is our last Valentine's Day song for you, ladies and gentlemen.
So I hope you've enjoyed the musical selections that we presented to you on this broadcast at the Political Festival.
Now, 14 years and running the longest-running pro-right show on the radio, on the internet, any way you slice it, there's not one that has more longevity or staying power than us.
But we hope that you've enjoyed the music tonight as well because it is a special show, Valentine's Day.
It's coming up in a couple of days.
And we hope that you will love and hug and embrace and cherish your loved ones on Valentine's Day because that is what family and husbands and wives and spouses are all about.
But that particular song, Eddie, you have an interesting story to tell.
My girl by the Temptation.
Yes, I do.
Matter of fact, all you people out there in the audience who happen to know that I am a St. Jude Hero.
I'm not only a St. Jude hero, I'm one of the top St. Jude heroes in the United States.
Even though I don't have a pot to pee in or a window to throw it out of, I have raised Buku and Swansea dollars thanks to the good people in our audience.
Thanks to the good people on Bill Street and all over Memphis who's contributed money to my five-gallon bucket.
Anyway, that said, about two years ago, hot, man, you don't know hot, it was down on Bill.
I'm the only St. Jude Hero in the world that has a permit to work Bill Street.
I was down there working Bill.
They have a black, all-black band there called Smoking Joe's Blues Band.
Well, man, they had been rapping out one solid gold Motown after another, and I just got where I couldn't stand it anymore.
So I went up, and they have a stage approximately five feet high.
I'm in my St. Jude Hero suit.
I go in there and wake through the crowd, put my five-gallon bucket down by the stage, and I jumped up on that stage, man, just as they were cranking out Dock of the Bay.
Man, we wrapped out Doc of the Bay.
And get this now.
I'm the only white guy there.
We're wrapping out Doc of the Bay, and we went from the Dock of the Bay on into my girl.
Never missed a beat.
At least I'm not going to admit that I did.
But listen, get this.
At the end of singing those two songs, the crowd went crazy.
They went absolutely crazy about this old white guy up there singing with all these blacks.
And I've got more money.
I felt kind of bad.
These guys have been up there working for hours and had, you know, peanuts.
That's right.
That's as racist as you get.
These people filled up my bucket.
People, I think I collected about $500 and 50 cent pieces dollar.
Some people got, one guy gave $100 and I even had to get it.
This is the funniest part.
I was getting ready to jump off the stage, go back out doing my thing, raising my money.
This old Spoken Joe said, hold up a minute.
You can't just come up here and jump on this stage and then jump back off.
What is your name?
Where'd you come from?
What are you doing?
And I told them all my story, man.
It's a St. Jude Hero, et cetera, et cetera.
And I'm not kidding you.
I'm going to go ahead and toot my horn.
Man, we just, the crowd went crazy.
They went insane.
But anyway, that's my Valentine's song story, man.
And I know those songs.
But anyway, just to tell, yeah, hey, I'm most as good as Deep Lee doing Elvis, that's for sure.
But right back before we go dead, before we pour the shows over, getting back to the money, we're going to talk about money, keep away from my stack jack when the good doctor comes home.
Listen, we're going to be entertaining too, because everybody in Showbiz knows if we ain't entertaining with this series, it ain't going to go.
And Sam will jerk it.
But this series on money is going to go right into, it's going to seg perfectly into the deep state because what a lot of people don't know, money is the heart of the deep state, folks.
And so much for that for our series.
It's going to become the whole series going to last four, five, six weeks on money, financial system, and the deep state.
And well, that, how much time we got there, son boy?
I got a little story you want to talk about down.
We got plenty of time for a story.
And actually, you could have your even, I'll even give you your own mic here if I can get my glasses working.
I got my glasses.
There they are.
All right, you're mic'd up.
You're mic'd up now.
You'll never know the extent that it takes to produce a show.
Wire.
This will make a spider web look like a straight line, man.
What happens after Keith leaves the studio?
Man, he must have crocheted in his other life before he was born or something.
I don't know.
I don't get this.
It looks like a ball of kite stream, man.
I got to actually take a picture of this.
No, no, no.
I'm going to take a picture of this right now.
And I'm going to post it to Twitter.
Keith, my brother, we've got to get you a plate toy or something.
Because this wire.
Yeah, we've got to get you a fidget center, dude.
Anyway.
I might post that to Twitter.
I might post that to Twitter.
Anyway, so it's our computer wire connecting us to the network with the local mic wires.
I've never seen a configuration exactly like that.
50-foot cord.
Now we only got about a matter of inches we can work with.
And I kept thinking we were going to get kicked off the air because you kept dropping the mouse that controls our connection to the from the studio in Utah that gets us out to the AM affiliates and even the internet stream.
But anyway, hey, actually, Scoop Stanton was supposed to call in this segment, but he got called away on work.
He actually works during his scheduled segment on the air.
And tonight there was an emergency at work, so we had to go.
There's a couple.
So he actually worked.
It was all the black music we're playing tonight that scared him away.
No, but a couple of things that Scoop was going to talk about tonight.
Number one was the fact that, you know, for the last two or three years, Scoop has applied for credentials to CPAC, the so-called Conservative Political Action Committee, and been approved.
But this year he got denied, and he's appealing that decision.
I wonder why.
He's a little bit upset about it.
And he's trying to figure out why he would have gotten denied.
But I looked at the schedule of CPAC this year.
There's not there not, I would say, not one person that I would go, not just pay to see, but just go to see, even if you paid me.
There are two people, Nigel Farage, I would listen to him talk, and the governor of Maine, I would hear him talk, LePage.
Other than that, it is the worst lineup I've ever heard of of any conference that I've ever seen, much less the so-called conservative one.
But anyway, it's cucked out.
And Scoop is in the D.C. area, though, so he goes, and he's been credentialed the last two or three years.
This year he got denied, and then he appealed saying Liberty News Radio has done this, this, this, and this.
And it was a good appeal.
We'll see what happens.
But nevertheless, I wouldn't go even if you gave me the credentials.
Anyway, we'll see what happens.
He was going to tell us a little bit about that story.
But also, Scoop is also going to mention the fact that Trayvon Martin's mother, the mother of Trayvon Martin, St. Martin, St. Trayvon, has been invited to give a speech at a university.
So we'll see what happens there.
Now, there's a lot of contingent, of course, in Michigan.
Anywhere where Kyle Bristow is licensed to practice law, there's contention with universities over whether or not Richard Spencer will or will not be allowed to speak.
But Trayvon Martin's mother, now that's a speaker we want to hear about.
She's got an important message, don't you know?
And not only has she not only been allowed, but she's been solicited to speak at a university.
And Scoop is going to give us all the information about that.
Could you go see Trayvon Martin's mother speak?
I'll tell you what, I think I'll pass on that one right there.
I do believe I will, unless she's giving away free Skittles.
Well, that was the joke.
You know, the night Trayvon unfortunately became a martyr for the Black Lives Matter music, you don't bring Skittles to a gunfight.
You know what?
All the man was trying to do was just give away free Skittles, and the evil white folks just did him in.
But he wouldn't, I mean, Zimmerman being white, that's a stretch in and of itself.
But nevertheless, you don't bring Skittles to a gunfight.
I mean, we learned that.
You know, you don't.
You know what?
That's right.
Yeah, it doesn't matter how dark you are.
It's the whitest.
Zimmerman was the whitest guy in the room.
But if you were going up against a guy with a gun, would you bring Skittles?
I sure wouldn't.
So if I Skittles, all I had, I would never show up there.
I sure wouldn't.
You know, like we always say here, that discretion is the better part of our son.
I'll tell you what, if you ever need somebody to tie up your cords, Keith Alexander is your man.
I'll tell you what, this is better than one of those Rubik's Cubes.
It's going to befuddle us all the way through the end of the show, which is only about a minute and a half away.
So, bottom line is this.
Hey, next week, next week, Tom Kaczynski, the mayor of the town in Maine, who was thrown out of office for saying he's pro-white, he's going to be on next week along with Daily Ken Giveten.
Actually, thrown out of office.
Actually thrown out.
And Daily Ken Giveten, that's next week.
And then the following week, Paul Kersey, stuffed blackpeopledonlike.com, Paul Kersey, and Mark Weber.
So that's going to wrap out the month of February.
And then we've already got half of March planned.
And then not too long after that, we're going to be getting into Confederate History Month.
So I don't know.
Maybe we'll just be able to string every week all the way through the end of the year.
But if we keep going like this, I don't know if I can keep up with the pace, but it has been an incredible lineup all year so far.
The first five now, six weeks in.
It's going to keep on going.
Eddie's got a couple of shows within the shows on economics and the deep state is going to be rolling out along with these great guests.