June 1, 2019 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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And here to guide you through the murky waters of the political cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Well, as we promised, folks, still much more to come tonight.
It has been a lively show tonight.
It's been a vivacious show.
Every minute at full.
I was just texting with Henrik Palmgren during the commercial break, and he was talking about how much he enjoyed the opportunity to come back on.
I was telling him how much I enjoyed having him on.
What a great guest tonight to anchor the whole thing.
Oh, look, man, like I said, he's our go-to guy for all things European, and he never disappoints.
Fantastic work they're doing at Red Eyes.
But we, Henrik, yours truly, and our related brothers have been attacked by the Huffington Post.
So Huffington Post hasn't attacked me in a few months.
So I knew another hit piece was long.
Well, he was getting concerned.
He was thinking he's going squishy.
Yeah, I didn't know what was going on.
I might be going mainstream.
Was it something I said?
Or I didn't say.
But surely enough, the attack came this week in the form of an excruciating screed complaining about free thinkers having access to Twitter.
Now, they don't call us free thinkers.
They call us everything, but they call us Nazis.
They call us terrorists.
They call us.
Neo-Confederates.
Well, they did call me that.
And I take issue with that.
I'm not a neo-Confederate.
Paleo-Confederate.
I'm the real thing, by God.
But anyway.
You're not neo-anything.
Certainly not neoconservative.
The article reads, almost two years after Twitter announced new rules to crack down on users associated with violent hate groups.
Okay, I guess that would be us.
Now, what violence have you engaged in this past week?
Well, that's actually something I brought up to the TV crew this week.
They said, you know, they actually were very well prepared, and you would expect a big media entity like this to be.
And they said, you know, we saw you were a hate group.
Well, of course, I'm ecstatic to be named a hate group by the true hate group, the ADL and the SBLC.
But, you know, what group are we?
Me and Keith, is that a group?
I mean, you know, this, you know, our staff of about, you know, 10 people all.
We haven't been beating up anybody in over a month.
So, I mean, what is it?
Honestly, it's me, it's you, it's Winston, it's Jack, it's Sam, it's Art, it's, you know, the behind the scene.
I mean, all in, it's less than 10 people.
I mean, is that a group by any stretch of the definition?
And I want to know, give us chapter and verse about all this violence that we supposedly.
Well, it doesn't matter if it's true or not.
As far as verbal, I guess it's microaggression.
When you win an argument with a liberal, that's microaggression.
It's what they can write, is it?
And violent hate groups.
However, many prominent and well-known white nationalists operate openly on Twitter.
We have adopted them.
We have identified them.
We have listed them.
Some are violent.
Some are terrorists.
Some are Nazis.
Some are none of the above.
So here's the words they used to preface this listing, this compilation that they put forth.
Violent, terrorist, Nazi.
What was the other one?
Violent, terrorist, Nazi, whatever.
Anyway, and so then they go to the list, and I tell you, folks, what I got a kick out of was that this whole compilation, Huffington Post, full compilation of people that they hate, and that's really what it is.
Visit people that they hate.
It reads like our regular guest rotation on TPC.
So individuals they named alongside yours truly include Henrik Pongren, Peter Brimolo, Kevin McDonald, Brad Griffin, Lana Lochtheff, Paul Ramsey Paul Ramsey, Paul Nalen, Jason Kuna.
In other words, if you want to know who's doing a good job and is effective on our side of the fence, consult this article.
Representative Steve King.
Okay, I kid you not, ladies and gentlemen.
These are the people on the list.
Violent, terroristic, Nazi, provocateur.
Now, who is Lana beating up in the last week?
I mean, I guarantee you, none of the people that they mentioned have ever committed a crime whatsoever.
whatsoever uh but when you get that may be going a little bit right I've heard now that the normal American crime.
Right, that's right.
I mean, maybe a speeding ticket or whatever.
But I mean, you know, what they're charging, terrorism, violent.
This was bad and over the top, even by HuffPost standards.
And you know how bad and over the top you have to be to be bad by HuffPost standards?
Well, when it got down to me, this is the entry.
A neo-Confederate white nationalist radio host.
If you're going to go all in, by God, go all in.
Call me a neo-Confederate, white nationalist, white supremacist, Nazi bigot, xenophobe, homophobe, clans.
Yeah, you can call me that.
The court ruled.
Call me all of that.
Just go all in.
Don't just do a couple of the language.
Bald-headed scalawag.
James Edwards has written that for African Americans, slavery is the greatest thing that ever happened to them.
How many times is this thing going to get regurgitated, Keith?
You were quoting someone else.
Well, and don't ask me if it's true, but yes, the fact of the matter was I was quoting someone else and they can't prove that I ever said it.
Now, whether or not it's true or not, we'll leave that open to interpretation.
But that's their lead-in thing.
I'm a neo-Confederate white nationalist who says slavery was the greatest thing ever.
And you won't do the honorable thing and just die.
See, that's what I'm saying.
In 2016, Edwards, who has given speeches at white nationalist conferences, sued the Detroit News over a column labeling him a Klan leader.
A Republican-appointed judge rejected Edwards.
So much for the Republicans.
Rejected Edwards' defamation claim, writing that Edwards has espoused views consistent with those associated with the Klan.
What does that mean?
They didn't actually get into any of those allegedly espoused views.
Does that mean that I agree?
It shows you the current state of the judiciary, the federal judiciary in America, when somebody like this, who is this obtuse, is actually put in a position of power and authority as a judge, as a federal judge.
who can only be removed by death or impeachment.
Well, what did I say that the Klan agrees with?
Water's wet, sky is blue.
I mean, they don't go into any of that.
That same year, Trump Jr. was interviewed by Edwards to discuss the Trump campaign, and he said that it's not a campaign anymore.
It's a movement, and so on and so forth.
And then they go on to, again, list all of these people who, as far as I'm concerned, having actually known them and having befriended them over the years, this whole list read like, as I said, TPC's regular guests.
So who's who of the white advocacy move?
Well, it's our guest list.
You know, we typically have a general rotation.
We don't, after 15 years in this business, we don't bring on a lot of new people.
We have these people that are tried and true, and we stick with them, and we rotate them in and out over the course of the year.
And so, you know, about 20 to 30 people get a couple of appearances a year, and every now and then we'll bring on somebody new, but we stick with the people who are out there doing the work that has been proved to be worthwhile.
But this was the list.
And it was the list, like I said, it read like our guest list.
All of these people, as far as I know, have never committed any crime, never advocated violence, never done anything untoward, except been free thinkers and had the courage to engage in conversation that the Huffington Post hates.
Look, it all goes back to George Orwell.
We posted this, by the way, Keith.
We posted this to Twitter.
If you go to my Twitter at James Literature TPC, you can link over to the article, read it for yourself.
It is a long read, but it is something to believe.
But if you have a long, big talent for BS, read it.
But this reminds me of George Orwell.
All these pejorative terms like neo-Confederate, racist, landsman, they're just like Orwell said about the word fascist in the 30s.
He said, basically, when I hear that Jones is a fascist, I know that that just means that the speaker doesn't like Jones.
There it is.
That's it.
That's pretty much it.
When we come back, we're going to circle back to the whole MLK expose, more of these FBI-linked who knew.
David Garrow, and we're going to get to ant culture.
Very disturbing.
Stay tuned.
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Okay, so we gave you a little teaser at the end of the first hour about this new revelations into the sordid life of one Michael King, a.k.a. Martin Luther King Jr., or if you preferred Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., Esquire.
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Okay, so Ed Coulter came out with a very curious article on May the 29th called My Marshall Plan.
I'm going to read a few excerpts and let Keith respond to them.
So it starts off well enough.
Ann Coulter writes, On Memorial Day weekend, some shocking news broke about Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. from David Garrow, Pulitzer Prize-winning King biographer, who came across some new details about the FBI secret bugs of King in the National Archives.
Now, she notes that the full tapes are not scheduled for public release for about another decade.
But according to these FBI bugs, these not wiretaps, but just listening devices, during one org in King's hotel room at the Willard in Washington, D.C., according to FBI summaries of the tapes, he watched and laughed as one of his ministers raped a parishioner.
Another time, he jokingly referred to himself as the head of the International Association for the Advancement of We Can't Say Eaters Club.
There's more, but you get the gist.
Now, this is where it goes a little sideways.
Coulter writes, with every statue in the country of Robert E. Lee being hauled off and sold for scrap, I would like to say that I oppose the removal of MLK's statue from the Washington Mall.
Well, let me tell you this, Anne, who we interviewed at the Republican National Convention a couple of years ago, I am not opposed to that.
In fact, I would like to take the first hammer to it.
Because it really is about the ugliest statue I think I've ever seen.
It looks like a Chinese person.
It looks like Mao.
But anyway, Coulter continues, but the latest revelations also present me with a fantastic opportunity to renew my proposal that we replace Martin Luther King Day with Thurgood Marshall Day.
And she says that Marshall was working with Hoover to expel communists from the NAACP.
While King's organization was bristling with communists, Marshall redeemed black civil rights by the American way by winning his battles in court.
Keith.
Well, where do we begin with this?
You know, this is the first year in memory that we have not on the anniversary of the Brown versus Board of Education decision, May the 17th, 1954, also known as Black Monday throughout the South.
We didn't do it, and now I've come to rue it because if anyone busy that week.
If anyone knows what we normally tell about, it is just exactly what a miscarriage of justice and a violation of the judicial canon of ethics the Brown decision truly is.
I would recommend that Ms. Coulter look at the book, The New Color Line by Paul Craig Roberts and his attorney friend David Stratton and consult the chapter called the Brown Decision because that decision was made in an incredibly breathtakingly illegal and non-ethical way.
It was the mastermind.
The decision was the mastermind of the one Jewish member of the Supreme Court at that time, Justice Felix Frankfurter.
And if you read in Wikipedia about it, it says he was a conservative.
He's about as conservative as Vladimir Lenin.
But what he intended to do was to use the least Democratic and the least subject to political or popular opinion branch of the federal government, the judiciary, to accomplish a task that was obviously intended by the founding fathers to be the task of the legislature.
This is not a time to invent a constitutional right that has been violated by segregation.
Who knew?
But this is the beginning of the whole series of decisions where the Supreme Court legislated on behalf of the American people without authority from the Constitution or authority from the legislature.
And, you know, for example, lawyer advertising, Bates and Osteen versus Arizona Board of Professional Responsibility.
We were promised that by the hidden somewhere in the First Amendment was a right for lawyers to advertise.
And if they did, we were promised we'd have a new day of informed consent and decision-making by consumers of legal services and prices would go down.
That's not what happened at all.
What happened because of the meddling of the Supreme Court, the sleaze balls were let loose and now you can't turn on the TV without hearing about some ambulance chasing personal injury lawyer.
That's, again, one of the things.
But the granddaddy of them all was the Brown decision.
The Brown decision.
Which, by the way, she says, rapidly improved the lives of Americans.
Well, yeah.
No, it did not at all.
Because of that culture, and this is an embarrassing, truly an embarrassing column from Ann.
Keith, pardon the interruption.
No, I want you to interrupt.
Well, here's the thing Ann Coulter writes.
She goes into the tank in favor of Brown versus Board, which absolutely ruined public education in America for all time.
Yeah, how does she explain the decline in these standardized test scores at all of the schools that were in existence in 1954 and today?
You can lay that decline squarely at the feet of the Browns.
And then she gets into the whole Democrats are the real racist.
Now, this is a column as of May 29th.
This is just two days ago, three days ago.
And she writes that Eugene Bull Connor was a machine politics Democrat, a vile racist, backed by the racist governor George Wallace, also a Democrat.
And it talks about how the good people of Birmingham threw Connor out of office.
Decent Alabamians had won.
Connor was a lunatic, and then it goes into – She's got this thing about Alabamians.
Apparently, she didn't approve of the Alabamians that voted for Roy Moore either.
And she's exhorting Alabamians to act just like Manhattan liberals, which is secretly the group of people she admires the most.
Then she gets into Third Good Marshall was really the one who had it right that all men are equal before God and that it was at one time in American history a principal honored Warren Breach than anything else.
Until she writes, the clever barrister Marshall came along with the court and demanded that America live up to its ideals.
Now, did Third Good Marshall write those briefs?
No, he didn't have it.
In fact, he was a cardboard cutout with styrofoam backing.
Everything that he said was fed to him by Jack Greenberg, who is the head of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
And of course, Jack Greenberg's ethnicity goes without saying, okay?
They were the people in charge of the NAACP back then.
I'm sick of the Canadians having so much power over.
Absolutely.
Yeah, why can't we get Canada out of our affairs?
But here's what happened.
You had the Faust as being Felix Frankfurter and Mephistopheles, his Jewish former law clerk, Philip Ellman, who was working for the Solicitor General's office.
Basically, what was happening is that a partisan, totally biased judge who should have recused himself from the decision because of that, Felix Frankfurter, was passing along to Ellman inside information about the conferences that were being held in the Supreme Court about him.
And what happened then when they did this?
They were passing it like deep throat in the public garage in Watergate, passing this information back for him to pass on to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund so they could craft their arguments.
And when they saw that they weren't going to win after the first hearing, then Frank Furter asked for a rehearing and the Chief Justice at the time, Fred Vinson, said that he was going to grant it because he was a southern gentleman.
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Welcome back, everybody.
What a great show tonight.
I'm very pleased with tonight's broadcast.
We've told you some behind-the-scenes stories.
We've had a great guest.
We've celebrated some of the great momentum coming out of Europe.
We are talking about any number of issues this evening.
And right now, we're talking about Ann Coulter's latest column, which is on the heels of these revelations by the very left-wing Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King biographer himself, David Garrow, talking about how, according to these FBI tapes, allegedly Martin Luther King coached a rape.
But, you know, not only witnessed, but coached it.
Coached and laughed and laughed while it was happening.
But not one of these charlatan fraud, Me Too hucksters have said anything about it.
No, no, no new media in the United States, PBS, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, Huffington.
As usual, we're it.
We are it.
But this is the thing.
None of them have had anything to say about this.
It had to be broken by European groups.
But here's Ann Coulter.
Here's Ann Coulter.
Now, what an embarrassment.
Folks, this is why, as much as anything, you should support TPC, and we need you to.
All you need to move out of Manhattan immediately and get down here into God's country.
We are a publicly funded entity, and never once have we cucked.
You know, it'd be one thing if you said, well, 99 times out of 100, James did the right thing, but there was that one time he cut.
No, we have never done anything like this with Ann Coulter.
I mean, look at this Ann Coulter thing.
Bull Connor was the vile lunatic racist, and Thurgood Marshall was the true representation of America.
I mean, what the hell is this?
And thoroughly modern millies, thoroughly good thurgood.
It's embarrassing.
Now, who do we bring to the show?
We bring the police chief of Montgomery, Alabama, Chief Drew Lackey.
We bring George Wallace's son.
We'd bring George Wallace himself if he wasn't in heaven tonight, but we brought his son, and these are the people we talk to, and we give you the real story, and we don't do any of this cucking.
This Democrat is the real race.
I expect better.
I like a lot of what Ann Coulter says, but this is cucking on a young man.
Major League.
Major League.
This is all world cucking right here.
And you don't get that from TPC.
You have never gotten it from TPC.
We will never let you down.
For 15 years, we are pure as the driven snow.
And we have been denounced by the United States Congress.
For God's sake, do you know what that's like?
And what did we say when we got denounced by the Congress?
We said we relish it.
We abjure the realm.
We want to be known as different than the socialists.
Let's get back to the.
Well, let's get back to it, but let's tell you this: this is true leadership, and this is the voice of the true resistance.
And what we've got out of Ann Coulter, I like a lot of what she says, but what is this?
Look, what happened?
I told you right before the break that Fred Vinson, the then Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, was talked into granting a rehearing by Felix Frankfurter, who was a secret agent on behalf of the NAACP's position in this case.
And being a Southern gentleman, Vinson did it.
He was from Kentucky.
In the interim between the first hearing and the second hearing, Vinson died of a heart attack.
Ellman, in a Law Review article in the 1987 Harvard Law Review, said that he met secretly with Frank Furter.
And Frank Furter, with mock horror, said, I'm shocked, shocked.
And he said, you know, Vinson's death is the first real proof I've ever had of the existence of God.
Then they re-argued it before the newly appointed Chief Justice Earl Warren, who was not much of a jurist, but was certainly a power politician and a liberal from California.
He had been promised by Eisenhower that he would get the first opening on the Supreme Court in return for delivering his state's 45 electoral votes to Eisenhower in the presidential nominating race for the Republican candidate in 1952.
So this was a payoff.
They got this off-the-chart liberal named Earl Warren in there.
They re-argued the case.
Now, the case itself, the argument was pretty bad.
This one that Ann Coulter wants to congratulate Thurgood Marshall about.
John Davis of Davis, Wardwell, and Polk, a big Wall Street law firm and a Southerner, was arguing the case against the Brown, against the NAACP.
And he said he was totally unimpressed with their arguments because there was no law in it.
It was not, it was totally without starry decisis.
The starry decisis president that should have been followed was Plessy versus Ferguson.
He says it's nothing but sociology and bad sociology at that.
In fact, the primary witness was a sociologist, a black guy named Kenneth Clark, who had his famous doll experiments that supposedly showed that black children that are educated in segregated educational circumstances have lower self-esteem because they pick the white doll over the black doll in these experiments.
What he didn't tell them is that the black kids in Massachusetts that had an integrated educational background picked the white doll even more frequently than the black kids in Arkansas that were the group that he was pointing to.
So basically the black kids in Arkansas had higher self-esteem in a segregated setting than black kids in Massachusetts did in an integrated setting.
Well, don't let this was all lied to to the court.
None of this was brought out to the court in the arguments made before there.
And Thurgood Marshall basically just parroted what he was told.
And if it were not for the fix being in through Justice Frankfurter, he basically started putting pressure on all of his colleagues.
He even went to Justice Stanley Reed's deathbed and twisted his arm to get him to vote so they would have a unanimous decision.
And even the New York Times, when this decision came out, said it was a decision based not on law but on sociology.
So all of that has been forgotten.
By who?
This great lawyer, Ann Coulter, editor of the University Michigan LAW Review, apparently doesn't look into the antecedents of this decision enough that she sees that it's basically a fraud on the people of the United States.
If Ann Coulter was sitting across from us in this radio station studio tonight, what would you say to her?
I would say, and read the book, The New Color Line and the chapter on the Brown decision, so that you can educate yourself on this.
Thurgood Marshall was not a good lawyer, he was not a talented lawyer, and the decision and the argument that he made was an argument that you would have been embarrassed to make as a good lawyer, because you know that you need to have legal president, not a bunch of sociological mumbo jumbo upon which to base your decision.
And and Coulter has appeared on this show we exchanged pleasantries at the Republican National Convention, but uh, and a lot of things we would let slide.
But, but this, this Thurgood Marshall represented America at its finest.
And Bull Connor was an evil vile, racist and uh, all of that Democrats are the real racists.
Yeah, that's what we've heard that before.
That's too much.
Yeah, it's Uh and Coulter channeling uh Ben Epstein or Marcus Epstein, I think.
Well, we like Marcus Epstein.
No, it's not Mark.
Well, who is it?
Uh Ben Uh anyway, that Ben Shapiro.
That's there you go.
Ben Shapiro yeah, she get off.
Ben Shapiro, don't stop smoking that crackpipe and get Uh out of Manhattan.
Stop channeling Manhattan liberals like Jared and Ivanka and start listening to the people, the true voices of Flyover Country America, which are the people that are the true conservatives and the people that elected Donald Trump.
If you want to read it for yourself, the column is my Marshall Plan by Ann Coulter.
It was published on May 29th of Year And Our Lord, Year Of Our Lord 2019, so it's not good stuff.
I hope she bounces back from this and this isn't the way she's, trending, because that's about as bad anyway, but this is Huffington POST material.
Yeah, Thurgood Marshall I mean Thurgood Marshall was a cardboard cutout with styrofoam backing in this whole thing.
He was not even the author of all these uh opinions.
What do you think Ann Coulter would have thought of Drew Lackey?
Oh, she would have thought he was just down there with Bull Connor.
What's he got she?
She uses his first name to mock him.
What's his name?
Theophilus, or Cleophilus, or something?
Well, it was a hell of a name it is.
We can see why he called himself Bull rather than that.
Yeah, well, yeah, you don't want to mess with the bull.
But nonetheless, you know, this is the whole civil rights movement was based on fraud, defrauding the court, the United States.
Theophilus Eugene Bull Connor.
Theophilus is how you say that.
Theophilus.
Well, anyway, this is what, you know, when the South.
How many people have you know named Theophilus?
Well, let me just tell you this.
The people of the South misbehave frequently because we aren't going to believe that we should be ruled by the likes of Jared and Ivanka and other Manhattan liberals.
And if you know what's good for you, you'll get yourself out of that cesspool of liberalism called Manhattan and move yourself down into Red State America somewhere where you can breathe fresh air and get truth rather than propaganda.
She needs to go live in modern-day Birmingham and see who was right.
That's all you need to know.
Go move to modern-day Birmingham and you'll know exactly who was right and look at the public schools of Birmingham and then tell us that Brown was a if she had ever had any kids, she should have sent them to Birmingham Public Schools.
And then she would know that Theophilus was right and Thurgood was wrong.
All right, we're going to move off when we come back.
Last segment, what a show.
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It's the right way to spell this, the German way.
And it made it easier to trademark.
Now, did I tell you that the letters SCH still make the shh sound?
As in all those American food producers saying, shh, let's keep it really quiet that our product is kosher certified.
Think about it.
Nearly one century of kosher certification, and hardly anyone outside Exclusive Observers knows that most packaged food and kitchen products are literally certified by religious intermediaries.
Well, because you, consumer, are indirectly paying for this, the Coach Certified app is here to make kosher certification awareness an inclusive matter for people of all faiths and identities.
And it even boasts a unique database of products not kosher certified.
We call that NKC.
Start meming it.
It's fun.
NKC, not kosher certified.
Now, to confuse our audience even more, we put a question mark at the end of our name.
And that really cinched our trademark approval.
It relates to the website where you can begin your new shopping behavior, thekosherquestion.com.
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And you can hear for yourself the real truth from a real participant that was involved in a very big way, Officer Chief Drew Lackey.
And let me just say this, okay?
What Drew Lackey's tape shows, and you will have the evidence that you can enshrine in your house and play for doubters.
Ann Coulter wasn't there.
He was.
Right, yeah.
But the Montgomery bus boycott, just like the Brown decision, was a bunch of fraudulent, put-up baloney.
And he talks about that.
He talks about that very candidly in this interview.
Now, let's go back briefly and put the cherry on top of the Brown decision and Ann Coulter's misaction.
And that's not to say that everything Ann Coulter has done has been bad.
I mean, she has done a lot more.
She's done a lot more good than harm.
She is an asset.
She is somebody, you know, that.
The two things I take issue with her are her opposition to Roy Moore's campaign and now this article.
But this was a nonsensical out-of-left field column.
Like I said, when I read it, I was like, somebody wrote this and put her name to it as a joke.
But here's what happens.
Here's what you need to look at.
Philip Ellman, who was one of the primary co-conspirators of Mephistopheles to, you know, Frankfurter as the devil himself in this, bragged about what they had done in, and don't take my word for it, it's in the Harvard Law Review in 1987.
He ran an article basically patting himself and Justice Frankfurter on the back for pulling this Enderon on legal propriety and judicial ethics because they thought it was for the greater good.
Well, Harvard itself, Harvard Law School, was shocked to learn this and said that this was a significant impropriety by Justice Frank Furter and his accomplice, Mr. Ellman, and it was a violation of the canon of judicial ethics and professional ethics for the lawyer, Mr. Ellman.
And they both probably should have been severely sanctioned.
Frank Furter should have been kicked off at the Supreme Court, and probably Ellman should have lost his job with the Solicitor General's office.
This is what happens when you let dishonest people with biases in positions of authority like being a Supreme Court justice.
This is what has happened.
And this basically changed the course of American history and basically led to the ruination of public education throughout the nation.
Public education today is not nearly as good as it was in 1954.
And if you want to ask why, point your finger at the Brown decision in Thurgood Marshall.
And again, folks, I would say, if you want to hear a first-hand accounting of this history from this era, Keith, answer this question, and it's a rhetorical question, pretty much.
If there's anyone else out there who did it, let me know.
Name one other mainstream media entity, AM radio, television, whatever, that interviewed Drew Lackey.
Nobody did except us.
Also, nobody except us commemorates the anniversary of the Brown decision with an in-depth analysis of what actually went on.
As far as I'm concerned, May the 17th, 1954, the day when this decision was announced to the world, was the beginning of the decline of America.
The day the music died.
That's what Don McClain was saying.
Yeah, it really was.
America has been in a steady decline ever since this decision came out.
We found that our institutions could be subverted by Jewish power and influence, and Jewish power and influence has been working at doing that ever since.
And they've been doing it with great success.
They use the template used in the civil rights movement for every other radical egalitarian movement that they've used to attack our traditional, honorable institutions and society.
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Now, one more big news item this week, Keith, was the shooting in Virginia Beach, which I guess we should mention in closing here.
The shooter did not fit the narrative, to say the least.
So it did turn out to be a black gunman, and it took them forever to give, as our friend Rich in Nashville is writing, or has written, it took them forever to give any details about the shooter.
And it took a great deal of research to find a picture of the shooter and thus his race.
But all indications point to he was probably a disgruntled affirmative action hire.
You fired me because I'm black type of thing.
He went postal.
He went postal.
When you get a guy like him and give him a government job, he thinks it's forever.
Like diamonds are forever.
They think government employment is forever.
And if it ends for some reason, they go postal.
Now, there are any number of shootings that have taken place, most recently in New Zealand, that will be with us until the end of time.
Dylan Roof, another example.
We'll be with us at the end of time, but like the naval yard shooting, where was another black shooter at the Navy Yard a few years ago?
How long do you think this story disappears?
Oh, it will disappear immediately.
Remember when we printed on our posts that media narratives?
I love that.
Remind him what it read.
Well, it said when you have a non-white shooter and a white victim, the storyline is gun control.
When you have a white shooter and a non-white victim, the story narrative is racism and the Confederate flag.
And when you have a non-white shooter and a non-white victim, you drop the story and run a story about the Kardashians instead.
Now, I don't know exactly the race of the victims there in Virginia Beach, but in any case, and that's funny, but in any case, this isn't funny, this story that happened in Virginia Beach.
And look at all this.
This is more people than Dylan Roof killed, but apparently this one goes down the memory hole.
Yeah, I don't see any statues being toppled for this.
And again, about the statue toppling, where in the world?
I got to ask again, where is Me Too on this thing about King coaching an actual rape?
I mean, that is a hell of a lot more than Roy Moore ever was accused of.
Well, Gloria Steinem and the rest of the feminists will undoubtedly say boys will be boys when it comes to Martin Luther King.
But then if it's a black that dares to utter conservative thought like Bill Cosby, it's off with his head.
Oh, my goodness.
What a night.
What a great night in TPC.
This is.
Hey, we're kicking off.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
All the same templates work.
All the same people come out with all the same opinions.
The people are tired of it.
They want the truth.
The people in Europe have voted for nationalism and to regain control of the countries that have been hijacked by the European Union.
We need to do the same here in America.
We need to regain our nation from the hijackers that have taken it from us.
And here we are here on TPC midway through our 15th year on the radio.
It is now June.
This is my birthday month.
I will turn 39 years old on June the 22nd.
And we're looking at some of these pictures, Keith, and it all started a long, long time ago.
Now, I'm not saying I'm old and I'm not eternally wise and I'm not an oracle and I know I've still got a lot of years to live and more perspective to be gained.
But what I am telling you is I'm 20 years in this thing now.
And you have found your calling.
There's no doubt about it.
This is the way that you were meant to spend your time.
19 years old when you, those pictures over there with Buchanan, 19.
And you're lucky enough to be able to say that you now make your living doing what you have dreamt to do and what you were meant by God to do.
We all have a purpose, do we not?
Amen.
Yours as a clever barrister, Zan Coulterman.
No, she would probably say I'm a dumb southern hick, just like Theophilus Bull Conner.
Theophilus Eugene Bull Connor.
Yeah, right.
You know, but it's incredible.
I look at that book.
You know, we got the bookshelf here, and we've got some great titles over there.
And every book over there on that bookcase has been autographed by the author.
We see some Buchanan books.
We see some Bob Whitaker.
We see Sam Francis.
We see Michael Grissom.
We see Alex Kurtig, Paul Nalen, Virginia Abernathy, Godfrey Dulias.
And there is the book right there, actually, from Chief Lackey himself, another view of the civil rights movement.
I'm looking at that book right now in the middle.
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