Nov. 23, 2019 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Well, they don't make them like that anymore, Keith.
I remember, I guess you remember where you were when Elvis died, right?
I do.
Where were you at when Elvis died?
I was in my office on the top floor of Clark Tower in Memphis.
How does everybody remember that?
Everybody remembers where they were when Elvis died.
Everybody's got a story.
Yeah, I've got stories about that.
Well, I remember the first time.
Sam says, not him.
But then on the other hand, I do remember the Beatles when they first broke and going to a Beatles concert.
Well, I asked the question to tell you this.
I remember, I just so happened to remember where I was when Davy Jones died.
I was in the airport in Charlotte, North Carolina.
I believe it was February.
You know, I think it was February 29th, one of those rare February 29ths in 2013, and it was coming across.
I had just landed, and that had just come across.
But anyway, we actually met Davy Jones before.
My wife and I were David Jones, the lead singer of the monkeys of Daydream Believer and so many other good songs.
We were at a concert front row for a David Jones concert in Tunica, Mississippi, down at one of the casinos.
And we met him backstage.
Great guy, great music, fun guy, did a little comedy routine along with his music.
Anyway, the reason we're playing that tonight.
And a short guy, too.
Yeah, he was very short.
But that didn't stop him from getting the women, though.
Yeah, that's it.
Him and Mickey Rooney back in the day.
Anyway, we have a guest tonight named Davy Jones.
And so I've been in a Davy Jones monkey kind of mood as a result of that.
Davy Jones, or should I say David Jones, will be with us in the second hour.
He goes by Davy Jones, doesn't he?
Well, I call him Davy Jones because I'm just so used to it.
But I believe he goes by Reverend David O. Jones, if you want to be formal.
But David Jones, and well, I mean, Davy Jones.
He didn't go by David Jones.
Well, Davy Jones' real name was David also.
Anyway, David Jones, much ado about nothing here as we kick off tonight's live broadcast of TPC.
But no, David Jones will be our guest.
He is the chairman of the Southern National Congress.
And, you know, for a show like ours, how in the world have we gone 15 years without interviewing this guy?
I mean, this guy should have been a mainstay on all these Confederate History Month series.
It just goes to show every now and then even something can slip through the cracks.
But we're very excited.
It's going to be a great interview the second hour.
Well, see, it's very appropriate that Daydream Believer is the monkeys tune that you chose because that really is a daydream having the resurgence of Southern pride and replacing Southern monuments and whatnot.
That's a daydream, but I tell you what, it's a daydream I have.
Well, do you want to, you know, it does all just seem to line up tonight, right?
The music, the names, the dream.
That's a great song, by the way.
I like, you know, that's one of the reasons I think I am always in such a good mood is because this is exclusively the music I listen to, this feel-good bubblegum pop of the 60s and 50s, just keeps me in a happy disposition.
Did Neil Diamond write that song?
I know he wrote I'm a Believer.
Well, we can find out during the break.
He wrote I'm a Believer for sure.
I don't know.
I don't think he wrote Daydream Believer, but we'll have to ask him.
I don't think you can ask that David Jones.
Yeah, David Jones.
Godspeed.
Rest in peace.
Well, you talk about a daydream.
By the way, I guess we should introduce ourselves in case you're tuning in for the first time.
I'm James Edwards.
This is Keith Alexander.
This is the political cesspool.
A few days before Thanksgiving, and we're already in that festive spirit here.
Just a couple of weeks, we're going to start playing all that feel good Christmas music.
We've got a great show coming your way next week already, I can tell you.
Jon Stewart.
Now, there's our man.
And that's not the guy on the liberal talk.
No, I don't think so.
He would have written that.
But anyway, John Stewart.
His real name isn't Jon Stewart, by the way.
Yeah, so there's that.
It's like Eddie in his show tonight asked if I can't remember what he asked, but it was funny.
But it was about if some guy had something to do with the JFK murder and the guy that he asked about had been in prison for 20 years prior to that.
Anyway, so we do that.
Sometimes the timelines get mixed up.
Hey, but that's a daydream.
Let's talk about a nightmare.
The nightmare is this capitulation of Chick-fil-A.
Let's start with that.
Why don't we?
We're losing ground rather than gaining ground, unfortunately.
We can always listen to the music, though.
We're going to have a piece about that on today's show or tonight's show too.
Well, Keith, there was an article that appeared on Amran.com entitled Coming Home to What Is Ours, and it really personified Keith Alexander's day-to-day personal life.
And James's, too.
You know, why is James, this young guy, such a devotee of the four seasons and Davy Jones and the monkeys?
Well, that's because I like the finest things in life.
Well, that's what the retro culture is, the finest things in white culture.
And William Lind, who has been a guest on our show, wrote a book about retro culture.
Well, we can't get into it yet.
Really important.
Teasm.
And it's telling us how to keep your sanity in today's Kardashian-filled world.
We're going to get to that in a second.
We're going to start off with the bad news.
Then we're going to work our way back up to a feel-good conclusion of this first hour before we get to our featured guest, David Jones, not of the monkeys, but of the Southern National Congress.
And then much more as the show continues tonight.
But yes, Chick-fil-A, the headline reads, Chick-fil-A cuts charity ties with anti-LGBTQ groups.
Now, they couldn't say pro-Christian groups.
No, they're not for God-ordained marriage.
No, they are anti-something else.
But so what?
Call me anti-perverted, anti-degeneracy.
Call me anti-any of this.
I don't care, but it's interesting how they always frame it.
Chick-fil-A cuts ties with anti-LGBT groups.
Chick-fil-A, the story reads, announced on Monday to finally confront accusations that the fast food chain is hostile to the LGBTQ community, or as I call it, the LGBTQBS community.
The company revealed that it would no longer donate.
Listen to the hate groups that they're cutting funding to, Keith.
I mean, who are these anti-LGBTQ groups, these hate groups that Chick-fil-A has partnered with that they now have to capitulate and disavow and distance themselves from?
The company revealed that it would no longer donate to the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes because those organizations have been criticized for their stances on LGBTQ issues.
So when the Salvation Army and this fellowship of Christian athletes is a bridge too far, when they become too extreme for a Christian-founded chicken sandwich chain to be associated with, and then that chicken sandwich change capitulate, what a big mistake.
Appeasement never works.
Chick-fil-A, as one of our listeners in the UK wrote to me this week, he's quite right.
Chick-fil-A, this isn't going to be enough.
This changes nothing.
Chick-fil-A will now have to give money to the homosexual organizations and host drag queen story times in their restaurants.
And if not, the boycotts and protests will continue.
Never retreat, never apologize.
Appeasement never works.
What was Glad's response?
Glad's response to this capitulation?
Did they say, you know what?
Chick-fil-A has done the right thing.
We salute them.
Good for you.
No, they didn't say anything.
No, they did say something.
I'll tell you what they said.
You know what they said.
Do you think they gave Chick-fil-A any credit or do you think they went on to the next complaint?
To the next thing.
I see a silver lining in all this, but we'll tell you all about that after these words from our sponsor.
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I thought he was thinking about us there for a second.
Keith.
Our good time starts and ends without $1.1 to spend.
But you know what?
That is just such a nice, light, hopeful song.
Sam Bushman.
King Tom is cheering up.
Yeah, and look, Sam Bushman said it was written by Jon Stewart, not the guy on the liberal commentator on cable TV, but instead one of the Kingston trio who was a star maybe about five years earlier from this.
Give us a 30-second because the Monkeys were an interesting group.
I have to stagger my commentary on Chick-fil-A with something uplifting to kind of just counterbalance the whole thing, but they were an interesting group because they were manufactured by the studio.
They didn't come together organically as many, most of every band did.
How did Davey get the gig, real quick?
Well, what they did, they were trying to capture or recapture what the Beatles had at first.
Of course, the Beatles were interested in moving on and not being this light and lively little teeny bopper group that they were when they first broke.
So the Powers at Be in Hollywood decided they were going to create one.
And Davey Jones was chosen.
He was a former jockey in England, and he got a gig in Oliver playing Artful Dodger.
Oliver was a Broadway play based on Dickens's Oliver Twist.
And one of the characters in it, one of the more endearing characters, was the artful Dodger.
And that's the role that Mickey Dolan's play.
Not Mickey Dolan, excuse me, that Davey Jones played.
And that's how he got the gig.
And the reason we are so affixed with this tonight is because our guest tonight is Davey Jones, but not of the Monkey.
Not coming to you from another dimension here, but of the Southern National Congress.
Anyway, back to Chick-fil-A.
So they have fallen on their sword.
They're going to pull funding to Christian organizations like the Salvation Army, for God's sake, because the society at large now, not really even society, just the elites, has said that the Salvation Army is also anti-LGBTQ.
I just wish they could work a few more letters into that acronym and they'd cover them all.
But what was Glad's response?
Well, this is what they said.
In addition to refraining from financially supporting anti-LGBTQ organizations, Chick-fil-A still lacks policies to ensure safe workplaces for LGBTQ employees and should unequivocally speak out against the anti-LGBTQ reputation that their brand represents.
So when they file on their sword, does the radical homosexual lobby and entities, do they say, do they salute them?
Do they say this is a good step in the right direction?
No, it's immediately on to the next grievance without even a second's pause.
Chick-fil-A defied, as someone wrote this week, the LGBT BS rage mob for years and only grew in popularity because of it.
Now all of a sudden they cave.
This is the most pointless and counterproductive surrender I have ever seen.
The reason they have become so successful is because they are the last implicit stand of white Christian civilization.
Yeah, Custer's last stand.
Well, see, what happened is Custer, Truitt Kathy, the guy who was the founder of the chain, Chick-fil-A, has passed on to his reward.
And of course, the guy that follows him is just cut from the same cloth as every other CEO and is willing to fall down.
But you're right, it's an ominous sign when you start caving in because once you cave in, it's usually not too long until the final coup de grace is applied by the left.
Rather than getting credit for it, they sense weakness like a pack of wolves and they dive in.
Now, I was saying I saw a silver lining in this.
The silver lining would be thus.
We're not giving to any charities now because charities have been taken over by the left.
And they're all trying to transfer wealth from the white community to the non-white community.
Either don't have any charitable outreach at all, why don't you give more money to your workers?
Or another idea would be, why don't you create some pro-white charities?
You know, how many charities are there that are trying to provide financial aid to help non-white children get college educations or private school educations?
Tons.
Why don't we have a new charity to help white children, the people who are forgotten?
Okay, so you're talking about the founding of Chick-fil-A.
It was founded as the Dwarf Grill in Atlanta, and that's where they started.
Did they hire dwarfs to have affirmative action for dwarfs?
No, no, no.
You can still, every time I drive through Atlanta, you can see the signs.
Visit the original Chick-fil-A.
It was founded by the Kathy family.
Truitt Kathy was the patriarch.
Fundamentalist Christian.
By all accounts, a decent enough guy.
Obviously, dwarfs have no advocacy group or else they would have protested.
Every Chick-fil-A you go to anywhere in the country, the line is wrapped around.
I've never been to a Chick-fil-A where the line wasn't wrapped around the building twice.
Because they got kicked out of the food court at Berkeley?
Because they couldn't move into the markets of Seattle and London?
I mean, they are right behind McDonald's in terms of the most profitable fast food.
They were crying all the way to the bank about that, and why in the world they'd want to be in those god-forsaken hellholes of Berkeley and places like that.
That's just incredible.
There are some fantastic reactions to this from our side.
We have found a compilation of Twitter reactions to Chick-fil-A's castrating of themselves.
I'll just read through a few of them.
Cancer.
Yeah, it is a cancer.
Cancel culture will stop when the extremists are gone.
Meanwhile, a chicken sandwich restaurant founded by Christian conservatives cancels the Salvation Army.
Another person writes, my friendship with the Lord's chicken has ended.
James Kirpatrick of V-DARE, capitalism by its very nature undermines social conservatism and established institutions.
This is part of the reason the American right is so dysfunctional.
After the collapse of the USSR, there's no reason why social conservatives and Wall Street should be in the same coalition.
If it's true that Chick-fil-A merely is refocusing its charitable donations to, as they put it, the education, homelessness, and hunger, then why is it cutting off Salvation Army, a major charity helping the homeless and the hungry?
Stop lying, Chick-fil-A.
You're embarrassed by traditional Christians.
Well, they have new leadership, and the new leadership apparently is not like the old leadership.
Maybe Chick-fil-A is not the same institution.
On the other hand, if they just cut off charity altogether, it would probably send a message because the charities have all been taken.
All these NGO non-governmental organizations and charities have been co-opted by the left.
You're working against the interests of white people and particularly white young people when you support these charities.
You know, even the least offensive of them, nobody will come out and advocate for white people.
Oh, and Chick-fil-A didn't either, but it was implicitly white, and everybody knew it.
Shame on you.
Shame on you, Chick-fil-A.
You're the third most successful fast food franchise in the United States.
You had no reason to capitulate, but you did.
You are cowards.
That's another one.
Well, the CEO is a coward, and maybe he needs to move on.
Chick-fil-A caves to LGBTQ pressure.
It will no longer donate to Christian charities.
Go blank yourself, Chick-fil-A.
Brad Griffin writes, I'm defecting to Popeyes.
Brad was on with us last week.
Conservatives are so, this is a great, this is a great comment.
Conservatives are so weak that even Chick-fil-A doesn't mind stepping on them.
And this truly does cut to the heart.
We're the only people that you can kick sand in the face of at the beach without any repercussion.
All right, we'll be right back.
We may have to play another monkey song after this.
I tell you what, we'll just see what happens.
Stay tuned.
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Well, lest you think we're just engaged in monkey shots here, there is always a reason we do what we do here.
Sometimes it is just because we like the music.
But we are actually about to come up on an article that Keith's going to break down for us that talks about returning to what was once ours.
And man, I hate that I missed the 50s and 60s.
That must have been nice.
Well, the 60s weren't good all over.
If you're in the South, the 60s were fine because the 60s really didn't occur until the 70s in Memphis, Tennessee, for example.
Well, but I have my own college annual to back me up on that assertion because in 1969, what happened?
I was a freshman.
All the kids had on the boys had starch button-down collar shirts with silk wrap ties and blazers.
The girls in blouses with Page Boy collars and whatnot.
73, when I graduated, everybody was wearing non-iron flannel shirts, had long hair cascading down their backs and everything.
But see, if you're in California, that's what was going on in 1964 at Berkeley.
What was happening in 1974 in Memphis?
Well, would you have seen in anywhere in the country at any of those points in time major corporations caving to the whims of radical homosexuals who make up a scant single-digit portion of the population?
Now, it's the magic of cultural Marxism, the long march through the institutions, and now they've made allies of the people that they swore were their greatest enemies.
And we're going to let you know how that happened in corporate America.
But to wrap up the whole Chick-fil-A flap, Brad Griffin concludes this at Occidental Dissent.
Chick-fil-A has managed to unite the right and its own customer base into a sputtering rage with this move.
There's no reason to cave to these people as the company has grown by leaps and bounds by defying them.
That's why Chick-fil-A is always jammed-packed.
The franchise was the last stand of implicit white evangelical Christian heterosexual identity.
But they're now so weak that they're going to let a bunch of militant homosexuals who want to destroy their company, bully them into their population.
Are the militant LBGT community flocking to their standard?
No, they're very moved on to the next.
They basically now are going to send in the wolves to finish them off because they now smell weakness.
Well, Chick-fil-A needs to be reminded of whose good graces they need to remain in.
And it's not the people who hate them.
It's the people who actually patronize them.
But anyway, Keith, there was another very interesting article.
I believe Russia Today came out with the top five reasons why corporate America has embraced this sort of ideology.
They call it woke supremacy, but what it basically is, is just radical leftist thought across the board with regard to everything up to and including the radical homosexual movement, transgender movement, and whatever else they can come up with.
Well, let's just check the boxes on this regarding the Chick-fil-A situation.
The number five reason was the bosses are woke themselves.
They went to business schools.
Business schools are located on college campuses that also have typical humanities and social science departments that are chock block full of leftists and that they've somehow caught the disease.
You know, it's catching, apparently, liberalism.
So their professors in business school decided that this was, you know, they'd rather, they used to have a commercial for Winston cigarettes saying, I'd rather fight than switch.
They'd rather switch than fight, apparently.
That's one possibility, but that's probably not the reason.
Number four is to pander to their clients.
Well, Chick-fil-A's clients are all people that tend to be on the conservative side of the ledger, and they showed that they have enough buying power that they can make this obscure little company from Atlanta into this juggernaut that's the number three seller of fast food in the United States.
So that one doesn't work.
And let's flip on to that article.
Yeah, I got it here.
I got it pulled up.
It talks about how being woke, as they call it, is easier than actually paying workers.
Corporate wokeness acts as a placebo, a substitute for economic concessions by corporations.
The statements of these CEOs, the ads, the activism, these cost a lot less than actually paying high wages and benefits for workers or lower prices for customers.
Plus the dummies fall for it every time.
They talk about keeping government pressure, the government wolf from their doors.
Yeah, as we can see from Trump's government, there are a lot of deep state leftists that are still in there.
And even Trump apparently has not awakened to the fact that these are not people that mean him any good.
Imagine appointing some pernicious neocon like John Bolton to be your top foreign policy advisor.
Heaven to Betsy, you know, well, that's what's in the government, and I'm sure in all of the enforcement bureaus, these people proliferate.
So that could be a reason.
Well, the last reason they write in this Russia Today article, the RT article, is awokeness is itself a part of globalist capitalism.
I think somebody else made mention of that a moment ago, that traditionalism and capitalism are not bedfellows.
Leftist politics are perfectly compatible with and supportive of the agendas of global corporate giants, global corporations, leftists.
Well, globalism is the same thing.
Nationalism is against the globalist economic model.
They want the whole world to be there.
But if anyone wants a market, not just a nation or not just they want every they want to convert everybody to liberalism.
They want liberalism to prevail all over the globe.
All companies would be impervious to this if they just stuck to their guns.
Because as I say, and as we know, most people, I mean, I'm not talking about the elites on the coasts, but most people in America fundamentally agree with our issues, even if it's only implicitly and they wouldn't dare speak it or articulate it or let the thought pass their head as to why.
They do agree with us.
If any company was truly impervious to the pressure, it is Chick-fil-A.
And yet even they now have.
Well, who controls the money?
Remember what Voltaire said?
If you want to know who you can't criticize, who rules over you, think in terms of who it is that you can't criticize.
Well, Jewish Power and Influence is in charge of all the banking, all of the financing.
All of these companies need financing and banking, and they don't want to make themselves a big target.
They don't want to stick their head up over the trench line.
So that may be a reason.
Or it may be that just, you know, these people see cultural issues as something of no importance.
They don't want to have to cope with it at all.
So that's why that could be the reason.
Well, Jim, our listener up in Michigan, writes that our commentary right now is fascinating.
He writes, so the Salvation Army and Fellowship of Christian Athletes are anti-LGBT groups.
One would think that is their prime reason for being when, in fact, their anti-LGBT positions are but one of a larger vision.
What's next?
Pressuring Chick-fil-A to stop doing business with companies unless employees are confirmed to be in favor of the LGBT agenda?
Good question, Jim.
That's right.
I mean, how far does it go?
Do you poll every employee and make them kiss the ring?
Well, look, what about Christian churches?
I got one on that, Keith.
By the way, boy, do I ever, do I ever have one?
Here's the latest manifestation out of our much-beloved Southern Baptist Convention.
Now, just this week, in the wake of the whole Chick-fil-A thing, the new president of the Southern Baptist Convention, been in it about a year now, J.D. Greer, who is the God-awful.
I mean, beyond parody.
He says that he has passed down a commandment from the headquarters of the Southern Baptist Convention saying that all good Christians should refer to transgendered people by their preferred pronouns.
He calls it pronoun hospitality.
And that's where we're at now.
That's where we're at.
That is how weak Christianity is, at least.
You can just throw that Bible out the window in the Southern Baptist Church and replace it with the Communist Manifesto.
Well, that's what they've done.
Well, that's exactly what they've done.
You've actually hit the nail on the head.
What happened when these people like Greer took over and those before him, Russell Moore, going on back now quite some time?
They said, wow, people, these fundamentalists, they have a lot of power and they've got a lot of money.
And what we'll do is we will dress up the MSNBC agenda with a prayer.
We'll sprinkle the name of Jesus on it.
It'll look like a Christian service, but everything coming out of it is going to be something else.
We'll dress it up.
They won't even be able to tell the difference.
We'll just sprinkle in our agenda here and there, and it just slowly boiled its way up to, well, a couple of years ago, you can't have a Confederate flag and be a Christian.
Now you can't call a man pretending to be a woman anything other than a woman if that's what he pretends to be.
You've got to be totally accepting.
Well, that's where we're at.
So, but that just goes to show what is the dominant culture in America now.
It's obviously not Christianity.
It is cultural Marxism.
It's political correctness.
And these people ought to be horse whipped.
And they will not accept any heretics to their new faith of liberalism.
Well, you saw what happened to us in my church, you know, and my pastor, which, by the way, my pastor who was at our conference a few weeks ago, and my pastor, I remember when Chick-fil-A first really got into trouble for being allegedly anti-LGBTQ, whatever they call themselves now.
There's always a, I think there's a plus sign in that acronym sometimes.
But whatever they call themselves, when Chick-fil-A first got into hot water over allegedly being, they really weren't.
I mean, what did they ever do?
They gave money to the Salvation Army.
I mean, that's where we're at.
When they first got into it, though, there was a call for every man of good standing to go buy a Chick-fil-A sandwich.
My pastor and I went the day that everybody was supposed to go and do this.
And I'm not talking about the line was wrapped around the store with your car.
We waited in a line that was at a mall or something.
Yeah, it was at a mall.
The line wrapped around the, we went to the food court at the mall, wrapped around the interior of the mall, out the carousel court, into the parking lot.
I mean, it had to be several hundred yards long.
I mean, if it was, it could have been close to half a mile.
We waited for a couple of hours in the line to get our food.
And that's what they're giving away.
They're giving away that kind of loyalty.
I mean, that's the kind of ardent support, loyal, steadfast, unwavering support.
Why would they, well, I got to, it's A.M. Radio.
Why would they urinate on these people?
Well, I remember when liberals were supposed champions of the First Amendment.
They wanted people to just allow them to express their views.
And they were, they said the reason why they could advocate for that is because they want everyone else to pronounce their views in the public forum as well.
Now, it's just like Vilfredo Pareto, the Italian socialist from the 19th century, said.
He said, when I am weak, I ask you for equality and justice because those are your principles.
When I'm strong, I deny equality and justice to you because that is my principle.
Well, now you can't even count on the church or Chick-fil-A to even pretend to have.
I don't expect them to be, you know, strong advocates of traditionalism, but they can at least be implicit and be quiet and not go along with the agenda.
But now they're the ones pushing it.
This is a real Me Too movement.
I'm a liberal, me too.
Well, the only thing is, you can't go to Popeyes without risking getting shanked with a sharp stick or a knife.
I tell you what, it's just, for example, I was watching a Nissan commercial where it had three couples coming in saying they wanted to have a Nissan.
Every couple was interracial.
Now, what does that mean?
You know, corporate America has no business taking a position one way or another.
That's the liberal position, at least according to classical old-fashioned liberalism, on such a cultural matter, but they're cheerleading for the left.
So consequently, I will never buy another Nissan.
And I would suggest that people, this leads right into that article we were talking about about retro culture, which we'll cover a little bit later in the show.
But this is why it's not.
In the very next segment, in fact.
In fact, this is why we need retro culture because we don't want to be accepting the lesser of two evils when both or all of the alternatives are evil.
Keith, I promised a very dear young lady that I would say hello to you.
Our good friend Kristen over in East Tennessee says for me to say hello to you.
So that's what I'm doing.
Well, thank you very much, Kristen.
I appreciate it.
I sit here in the shadow of James all the time.
That's why we're all in this together, and I'm glad that you found it in your heart to say a nice thing about me on this show.
And well deserved, I might add.
I mean, my goodness, you're here every night.
James and I are a team, and we both know our roles in this thing.
And this is, quite frankly, our voice has to be heard.
When you see Chick-fil-A caving under pressure, you know, who can you?
Well, that's a fan.
Wow, Keith, as if it were scripted.
And it's not.
I mean, nothing we ever do is.
That is a great question.
Who can you count on?
You can count on Ghostbusters right here.
No, right now, right here.
Absolutely.
That is true.
And that is why I think we have endeared ourselves to the audience to the extent that we have.
And, of course, we're eternally grateful for the support and loyalty.
But no, you're right.
I mean, we'll be here until we can't be here no more.
But no matter how we go down, we will never go down weakly and meekly.
And we will never apologize.
We will never apologize.
That's right.
I mean, never would we ever, ever, ever, ever roll over on our heartfelt convictions or on the beliefs of our audience.
We would never betray you.
And, you know, that should be something that most people would take for granted.
Do you remember when men used to be men and you could count on men to do the right thing?
But that's just not the way it is anymore.
You know, and I used to think that fundamentalists were going to be the salt and light, the faithful remnant, but now they're caving into the left to an even greater extent than the mainline Protestants did back in the day.
You know, they have added to their, they both have an affinity for the social gospel, which apparently obliterates the true gospel.
But in addition, fundamentalists now have bought into this rank heresy called Jewish dispensationalism.
So where in the world do you find the true religion nowadays?
It's between it's between the covers of one of your old Bibles, either the original King James Version or the Vulgate or whatever the Orthodox Christians use.
That's probably the purest church there is right now of the ones that are left.
And that's because they have the least to do with Western European civilization and culture.
They had their own thing going on in the East, and they have not been tainted by the liberalism that has taken over Northern Europe and America.
Well, Sam came into my ear a second ago, and I couldn't hear because I was actually talking at the time.
I think we may be blowing through a commercial break here for some reason, which is fine.
And if we are, oh, it's already gone.
What did we go?
I didn't hear it.
Okay, well, hey, listen, we don't stop talking.
That's the thing.
I mean, so it may have come and gone, and we may have been cut off, but we're going to keep on trucking.
Let's get into gotcha.
Okay, fantastic.
All right, so we're going to keep on going, and with a few minutes remaining, Keith, let's get into what we have been building up to this entire hour, which is returning home to what is ours.
In fact, I believe the article was entitled at Amran.com, Coming Home to What Is Ours.
How does everything we've been talking about this hour, Keith, lead up to a happy ending this hour before we get to David Jones, our guest?
Well, the question is, with all this poison and with all of this truckling that's being done by people that we thought were pillars of strength for our outlook, how do you keep your sanity?
How do you cope?
How do you raise children in a situation like the one we live in?
Well, William Lind, who has been on this show several times in the past, has just written a book called Retroculture, Taking American Back.
Now, Mr. Lind has a master's degree from Dartmouth.
He is a military advisor.
He is known as the basic inventor of the concept of fourth generation warfare, which says that typical conventional warfare between nations is passe and you're going to have these insurgencies by special interest groups and they're going to be basically guerrilla wars that you fight throughout the 21st century.
And I think history has proven him to be right on the spot on that.
But now he is writing, he says, in this struggle for the American soul, Mr. Lynn believes that victory lies in a strategic retreating to our past.
He writes that Americans have become vulnerable to self-defeating worldviews because we have lost our sense of who we are.
The march of progressivism through our institutions since the 1960s has left society unrecognizable to Americans of a few generations ago.
And those of us not yet brainwashed are desperate for an alternative to the undefined and threatening future that awaits us if nothing happens.
Well, this is in some ways the exact opposite of the millennials who are telling you that everything that is wrong with America and Western Europe is the fault of the boomers.
This guy, Lind, is telling us that you need to look back to the boomers.
We're the bridge to a better time back in the 50s.
In fact, he suggests that to keep your sanity, you pick a point in history like the Victorian era or the founding of the nation or the 50s.
He says, don't move further towards the modernity than the 50s because that's the last time that America was really good.
Well, we all do this instinctively to a certain degree.
For example, James' favorite musical group is the Four Seasons.
They're not very current.
And then he likes The Monkeys, which is in the 60s, which in a place like Memphis was a very nice time to live.
This is what we have to do.
He suggests that you get clothing from that era, that you watch, rather than watching TV and having your children imbibe on the latest nonsense from the Kardashians and live on every word of that or listen to the view, get, like I do, VHS tapes.
Pop them in.
All I do at my house is have the non cable television, about 40 stations or something that you can get with an antenna now.
And that's just to keep tuned into what's going on in the world right now.
But on the other hand, for entertainment, I've got a collection of VHS tapes, and I have a VHS player, and I pop those in if I want to see a good movie.
Now, James has something of an affinity for modern movies that I don't have, but I think this is the way to go.
Yeah, that's it.
Tammy and the Bachelor.
Tammy and the Bachelor and Shane, my two favorite movies.
But see, this is what.
Now, if you go, Keith has an impressive VHS collection, and he'll let you pick one to watch if you visit him at his medieval keep that he has here in the And you can't.
You cannot watch anything at his house until you watch Tammy and the Bachelor, Amos and Old.
TD, and or the Little Rascals.
Or Shane.
Shane.
Now, the two movies, they're two movies that are particularly iconic to white Southerners because there's a whole generation of white Southerners, of which I was one, who named their sons Shane or named their daughters Tammy after those two movies.
And they're both excellent movies.
There's no poison in them.
In fact, they are very wise and give you a very good portrayal of appropriate behavior for men and women.
So that's what we're looking for for our children.
That's what we need to get them on.
Get them away from the Kardashians and get them on to Shane and Tammy.
Well, as our good friend Rich in Nashville wrote, at your house, it's all Tammy all the time.
That's it.
Hey, but you know what?
To end this on a slightly more update.
Not all Tammy.
Now, there's only one good Tammy movie, Tammy and the Bachelor.
Those other things.
But no, that's the one that's always on.
Yeah, but the thing is, if you just go tell people Tammy is good, they'll see that, you know, Tammy and the astronaut, Tammy and the Millionaire, all this stuff with Sander D. That's Drek.
Well, Sander Dee married Bobby Darren.
She did, but she came in.
She was also part of one of the worst chick flicks right in the late 60s.
Well, Bobby Darren was the last two.
Bobby and Good Songs.
Yeah.
What was that movie with it had Troy Donahue in it and whatnot.
But anyway, it was a movie that celebrated adultery.
And Summer Place.
That's it.
A Summer Place.
That was the movie.
See, things started to go downhill in the late 50s.
And that's why I draw my line for the most part at the late 50s.
That's when you had the censor boards.
I'm still in operation that kept the poison from Hollywood from being distributed as widely as it is now.
Next week, we're going to have Reverend Brett McAtee back on.
It's going to be the show in between, post-Thanksgiving, but right before we start our Christmas celebration here on TPC.
So it's going to be a good show.
I'm going to talk to Brett McAtee about this next week, and you don't want to miss that, by the way.
But Pat Buchanan has a column out entitled World on Fire.
All of this stuff we're seeing right now, America is a little bit behind some parts of Europe, Eastern Europe.
We've talked about this.
But Pat Buchanan's column, World on Fire, talks about all these pockets of resistance that have started to flare up.
And I will tell you this, ladies and gentlemen.
I can't sit here tonight during this live broadcast on the evening of November the 23rd, 2019, and tell you what the catalyst will be or exactly when Western civilization, European Christians will turn this thing around.
But I will tell you this, and I believe it with every part of me to the very marrow of my bones.
The natural order will reassert itself.
We are not going to go down like this pack of muling, apologetic, weak, effeminate.
I can't say what I'm about to say.
We're not going to go out like that.
Our people are magnificent.
Our people are strong.
They're good.
We will win.
This will turn around.
This is not the way Western civilization ends.
It's just a matter of when and how.
But that day and that opportunity.
And they know how strong our past is because that's why they're so interested in taking down Confederate statues and erasing the past in our history books.
We'll be back with our featured guest tonight, David Jones of the Southern National Congress.