Jan. 25, 2020 - 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, going 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 Edwards.
Well, welcome back, everybody, to our second hour of tonight's live broadcast of TPC.
It's Saturday evening, January the 25th, and it's cold and we love it.
We like the cold.
As long as we're not out in it.
Well, you know, I kind of like being out in it a little bit.
Just open the window there.
Keith and I were just looking during the commercial break.
It looks like Eastern Airlines has been reconstituted.
When I was a little boy, one of the things you used to could do this back when America was, you know, this evil, white-dominated country, you could go to the airport and watch the planes take off.
You could go right down to the gate.
And that was one of the things my grandfather and I liked to do.
Everybody wasn't a suspected terrorist.
That's right.
You didn't have to go through these TSA lines.
I can remember, man, so much has changed.
You talk about so much has changed in the lives of some of the elder statesmen.
I was born in 1980 and so much has changed.
So much has changed really in the last 10 to 20 years alone.
I mean, radical, radical.
But anyway, I can remember as a boy, there was stuff I would do with my granddad.
I would spend most weekends at my grandparents because, you know, I loved them so much.
And we would go fishing.
We would go to the zoo.
We'd go to a museum.
And you'd go to the airport.
Or we'd go to the airport.
That's right.
That was one of the things in our rotation that we would do every Saturday.
It would be one of those things, depending on the time of year.
And we would go down and we would watch the planes take off and land and taxi and all that.
And I always loved aviation.
I actually went on later to get a private pilot's certificate.
But anyway, the airplane I had that I would always play with was an Eastern Airlines airplane.
It had wings on top, and I would sit there.
If we were driving, I'd pretend I was the pilot.
We were driving the car and I'd fly that thing in my hand.
Anyway, so old Eastern Airlines has come back, but that brings me back to the 2020.
Eastern Airlines has a special part and place in my heart because I believe I'm correct on this.
One of the founders was Eddie Rickenbacker, the top American flying ace of World War I with 26 victories.
So I remember that.
I used to be a real aficionado of World War I airplanes.
You used to get these model kits made by Aurora or by Revelle.
And I've always gravitated towards the biplanes, the World War I airplanes.
I thought that was the neatest thing in the world.
Of course, the reality was very different.
I believe the average lifespan of a pilot on the Western Front was two weeks.
I should have been there.
So I'm glad I was able to enjoy it from afar and not personally.
Well, that goes back to the whole thing of white ingenuity and what our people have been able to do.
How many years was it?
I'd have to look this up, but I want to put you on the spot.
How many years was it from the Wright brothers' first flight to when we were in space?
I mean, that was in the span of just a few decades.
Oh, yeah.
Well, that was from, I think, about 61 to 1903.
So that was, what, 58 years?
So, I mean, amazing what we did when we valued excellence over equality.
Just go to 69.
That would be, you know, 60, well, 66 years.
That's when we were on the moon.
You know, when they could barely take off.
How long was the Wright brothers' first flight?
About 10 seconds.
Something very short.
And then, you know, in space, just a few decades later.
And we've just given up that quest for excellence that used to just so motivate our people.
Well, anyway, we didn't intend to talk about Eastern or any of that stuff, but it is live radio, so sometimes we'll get a lark.
Keith, is there anything going on in the impeachment that we should concern ourselves with this evening?
Well, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
This is like baiting a bull.
This is how they keep Trump from governing, keeping him stirred up with things like this obvious red herring of an impeachment trial that doesn't have a snowball's chance in Hades of actually, you know, getting him out of office.
And if it does, it shows you just exactly how corrupt our government is.
Of course, there are some cucked Republicans that could be turncoats.
Unfortunately, one of our very own here in Tennessee, Lamar Alexander, is one that they think is squishy and might possibly vote for impeachment.
But I don't think it's going to happen.
And as a result, it's just a colossal waste of time diverting Congress from governing.
But on the other hand, the more you think about that, that may be a good thing, right?
Well, I mean, obviously there's no case here.
But it is interesting that they could jam up an administration that is underwhelmed, to be sure, but to jam it up to this extent for a couple of years.
I mean, is this something?
I mean, we could just.
That's what they're, ever since Trump took the oath of office, that's been what they've done.
Well, do you think this could be something that we can look forward to in every term now?
I mean, would the Republicans do this?
Well, when the Republicans win, yes, you'll see the Democrats doing this.
On the other hand, when the Democrats win, the Republicans will be nice and polite and not do it.
So, again, it's heads I win, tails you lose.
That's what happens in America today.
The left is serious about promoting their agenda.
The Republicans are just all smoking mirrors.
They just want to be in charge and get the lanyap and the benefits of being in charge.
But they're certainly not advocates for the people that vote in the middle of the country.
Well, they're looking after number one.
They're going to get that nice congressional pension.
They're going to get all of the perks that come from having served in the Republican.
Well, see, that's why I was saying that Trump needed to have a Trump news network, because as long as the news network is controlling public opinion, these people on the so-called rhyme, the Republicans, they're never going to be the last thing they want is a bad reputation because that means they won't get re-elected.
Well, you said all that when we still had reason to believe that Trump might be sincere, and I think a lot of that's gone now.
Well, I think that Trump is just hopeless on the Jewish issue.
And as a result, he is listening to Jewish advisors first and foremost.
And, of course, they have nothing to offer white Gentiles because their whole program is basically anti-white Gentile.
They're more than glad for your children to join the armed forces and go over to the Middle East and die in wars that benefit Israel.
But what are they going to do to help white Gentiles?
What are they going to do, for example, about bringing actual jobs?
And this goes back to everything.
They're building the border wall.
None of that stuff.
It goes back to the pro-life issue and everything else.
I mean, they're going to be on the left fleet of the world.
Yeah, when all is said and done, more will be said than done.
Well, you mentioned the co-certified, you know, our great commercials that we run here.
You said you had something you wanted to say about that.
Yeah, well, co-certified.
Why do we have this kosher certification?
Well, it's a job trough for rabbis and very Orthodox Jewish people, the type that wear those kind of outlandish costumes.
Sorry.
I mean, you know, I'd say the same thing for the Amish.
But, you know, the reason they, you know, they're not going to go to college to become an engineer or to become a doctor or things like that.
What they do instead is they all become rabbis.
Well, as a result, you have this great pool of unemployed or potentially unemployed rabbis being churned out.
Well, this is the way they employ them.
They get rabbis to be at this meat packing firm or at this food manufacturing facility to kosher certify the food, and they get paid a salary for that.
So that's, you know, that is at least part of the problem with Co-Certified.
And, you know, these guys don't make money in the normal way.
Another way that they make money is by putting diamonds in their socks and traveling here from Europe and selling those diamonds in America.
See, all sorts of ways, except for honest labor, that's how they make money.
All right, we'll be back with Jack Ryan, who's about to take a sojourn to Africa.
He had to get out of Chicago and of all the places in the world, Africa.
We'll find out more why.
He's got some great music to play as we wish him a fond farewell until he comes back.
Hopefully in one piece.
We'll be back.
Why don't we say to the government, writ large, that they have to spend a little bit less?
Anybody ever had less money this year than you had last?
Anybody better have a 1% pay cut?
You deal with it.
That's what government needs, a 1% pay cut.
If you take a 1% pay cut across the board, you have more than enough money to actually pay for the disaster relief.
But nobody's going to do that because they're fiscally irresponsible.
Who are they?
Republicans.
Who are they?
Democrats.
Who are they?
Virtually the whole body is careless and reckless with your money.
So the money will not be offset by cuts anywhere.
The money will be added to the debt, and there will be a day of reckoning.
What's the day of reckoning?
The day of reckoning may well be the collapse of the stock market.
The day of reckoning may be the collapse of the dollar.
When it comes, I can't tell you exactly, but I can tell you it has happened repeatedly in history when countries ruin their currency.
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Down by the waterhole, drunk every Friday.
Eating their nuts, saving their rhythms for Sunday.
Lions and tigers who wait in the shadows.
They've lost the palisade and sleep in green meadows.
But let's bungle in the jungle.
Well, that's all right.
What an appropriate song for Jack's intro music tonight.
You know, Jack is our weekly contributor here to TPC.
But before we reconvene a week from tonight, next Saturday, Jack will be on the jet plane, leaving on a jet plane.
He'll be on his way to the jungle.
To Africa, and his intro music tonight is Bungle in the Jungle.
I hope nothing's bungled on Jack's trip.
How are you tonight, buddy?
I'm okay, but obviously big things coming up, big adventures, new things.
I haven't traveled abroad in very many years and got this opportunity.
And we'll see.
I wanted to see if the African-African Africans are nicer than African-Americans in Chicago.
So it's a research project.
Well, I'll do some research.
And I guess I just needed to do something new.
I just need a break.
And I really just can't take this day-in-day out American presidential elections that goes so long.
And all these earnest women are going on about this stuff.
And it's just, it's no way to elect any kind of a leader.
I just need a break.
And we'll see if it goes.
And I have some contacts there.
What do they say?
Be careful what you wish for.
Your dream may come true, too.
I hope you don't find yourself in the cannibals pod is Land of Mercer over there.
That's actually what Jack said to me earlier today.
He said, What did you say?
He said he's going to text us each week to let us know if he's been eating or not.
Yeah, so Keith has this one.
Keith said we should have played this one for you.
Keith's dedicating this to you before your journey, before your adventure, before your adventure.
Here we go.
Well, back in the jungle, the boys in the jungle had me on the run when something heavy hit me like an atomic bomb.
When I woke up and my head started to clear, I had a strange feeling I was with cooking gear.
I smelled something cooking and I looked to see.
That's when I found out they was cooking meat.
We don't want that to happen to you, buddy.
But now, when do you leave?
You leave before next Saturday.
The last day of January.
And it's a long trip.
I got a changeover, as I mentioned, in Dubai, which is right by the Straits of Hormuz, where Arabia looks at Iran.
And that's, you know, I just hope when...
Watch those surface-to-air missiles.
Yeah, and they did.
I mean, our brave people, these idiot neoconservatives back in the Seattle, assassinated the second highest ranking guy in Iran at a civilian airport in Iraq.
They just found him at the airport.
I guess they helped lure him there, and then they had a drone attack and assassinated him.
And so I don't want to talk geopolitics, but I do think these really rich Sunni monarchs, the Emir of Kuwait and the Saudi Arabians, they're going to be targeted for everybody does not like regular people in the area.
A, they hate all Americans for our 27 years of intervention and taking the Israeli side and everything.
But these royals have got blown away in all the other Middle Eastern countries.
I think those guys are really in danger of just being dispossessed, revolutions.
These things happen.
Well, they demonstrated they could do it with that attack on the Saudi oil field.
So, you know, I don't think even the Saudi royal family is really safe.
Well, Jack just made me think of something when he said, I'm leaving the last day of January.
I thought that would give us another week, but sure enough, next Saturday is February the 1st.
We're already a month clear nearly of the first month of 2020.
Now, Jack, how long can we expect you to be gone?
I know you said it's an open-ended trip, so we're talking a month, a year.
It just all depends.
If I get some nice women giving me the time of day smiling, I love the South African accent.
Does that freak out?
I love it.
Yeah, I might not have.
So you're in the search for the African queen, right?
Well, it just, they're just regular people.
Hey, Jack's got to let life happen, you know, whatever happens.
That's right.
If you find something like that, if you find a honeypot over there, by all means.
And I think it's a good, you know, I've got good people that are supportive of me.
And I hope to get to some of the other countries, Namibia and Botswana.
I love that movie, The Gods Must Be Crazy, which was set in Botswana.
You know, would that be your movie recommendation this week?
I know we had the bungalow in the jungle for obvious reasons for the song.
How about a book and a movie?
Okay, the movie recommendation is The Gods Must Be Crazy.
It's a 1980s movie, and it's a beautiful romantic comedy.
It's about this very attractive English Anglo-white gal in South Africa, and she just sort of the big cities wasn't for us.
So she got a call to be a school teacher to all black school in Botswana.
And there's this scientific guy, another white guy out there.
He's real smart, but he's just terrified of this attractive woman.
It just drives him crazy, and he's constantly falling down and the like.
And the main plot is that some airplane guy throws a bottle of Coke, empty Coke bottle out of an airplane, and it goes down into these Bushmen.
And the Bushmen are very peaceful people, but they think it's a gift from the gods.
And they start using it in their lives, but they get jealous and hit each other.
And the main Bushman, he figures out that the gods must have made a mistake.
So he wants to go to the end of the world and give back this thing that caused trouble.
And they have adventures.
And the Bushmen are real people.
And they're very beautiful.
There's all kinds of people in Africa.
It's not just one type of people.
And it's just a great movie, funny and positive.
And it shows the interaction between white Africans and various tribes of black Africans.
And it's just positive.
No bad politics or anything like that.
So I highly recommend that movie.
Okay, my book recommendation is Jack London, his short stories.
He does a lot in Pacific Northwest.
And he was a tough, tough guy, worker, worked in mining places and fish factories.
And he was very much a race realist, but a socialist worker.
He took the workers' side against big business and corrupt and corrupt things like that.
And he was an adventurer.
And I'm about ready to go.
He died at age 40.
He's the great, and this is a great writer, Call of the Wild, The Build of Fire.
Sea Wolf has got a bad woman character, which I felt brought down the story too much.
But he's a real man's man in boxing and going extreme temperatures and fishing, whaling expeditions.
And he's not some a feat.
He's on the fast life track, as they call it.
Yeah, no, he's great.
And he's a great American writer.
One of our best.
And I highly recommend the writings of Jack London.
Oh, Jack London.
Jack London, absolutely.
I mean, but not the life.
He don't want to die at 40, right?
Look at how many books he could have written if he lived a normal life.
Well, he wouldn't have had the material to write about if he didn't do all these crazy things.
What was the one book?
Oh, my goodness, that he had Call of the Wild.
No, of course we know that one.
I'll have to look.
Iron Heel?
Iron Heel?
No, no, no.
I think it was about a ship.
What was the ship book?
Seawolf?
Sea Wolf, yeah.
The Sea Wolf, yeah.
Maybe that was it.
I don't know.
I'm going to have to look.
I hate when I have something on the tip of my tongue, boy.
Right.
Hey, anyway, Jack, since you're going to be gone for an extended period, hopefully not too long.
I mean, can you even give us a guess on how long you're going to be gone?
I mean, the Inquiring Mind wants to know.
As long as it takes to find the African Queen.
You've got to be at least away for a month.
March in Chicago.
Okay, well, at least a month.
Nasty.
March in Chicago is for people who don't drink and know what a bad hangover is like.
It's just, oh, it's raw.
It's dirty snow.
It gets the flu.
So I want to be gone for most of March.
Well, why don't you stick around one more segment?
I botched a guest.
I told, it's so hard for me to get the time zones right sometimes.
I told Paul Fromm next hour, but next hour is Sam is taking over, and I can't reach Paul right now to get him on an hour early.
So anyway, stick with us, Jack.
I'll talk to you about what I wanted to talk to Paul about, and Keith can be a part of it too.
Hang on.
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Keep a date with my little girl who was back in the state.
I was stranded in the jungle, afraid of home, trying to figure a way to get a message back home.
Well, that's what we need Jack to do when he's in Africa.
We need to find him a way to get a message back home because for all you Jack Ryan fans out there, this will be the last you hear from him for at least a couple of weeks.
And we want, Jack, you've got to email me every week.
Let us know you're still healthy, wealthy, and wise.
And Jack Ryan and his hero Jack London.
Yeah, that's right right now.
I tell you, Jack will be able to write a book that rivals some of the great works of Jack London after he gets back from this vacation, I assume.
I hope he doesn't have adventures like that stranded in the jungle song, though.
Well, I found during the commercial break the book I was stabbing at.
It's The Mutiny of the Elzinor.
It was the Jack London book that I was and that's the one I was I was thinking of.
There was a sea wolf, too.
Yeah, there was a sea wolf.
Well, there was a lot of books.
How did he write this many books and die at 40?
Well, he's like the American version of Robert Louis Stevenson and Robert Louis Stevenson is the Scottish version of Jack London.
They both died way too young.
They both supported themselves as writers by writing a lot of very prolific writers, wrote for magazines and whatnot.
Like Robert Louis Stevenson has a great horror story called The Body Snatcher, not the invasion of the body snatchers, but the body snatcher, which I could recommend.
But basically, I've always considered those two in tandem.
I think that they're very similar in a lot of ways.
I'll tell you, we're going to have 30 minutes of airtime we're going to have to fill every week going forward.
We're not going to have Jack as a crutch for that last 30 minutes, which is his normal time slot.
We'll be taking applications for part-time help for the next month.
But anyway, Jack, back to you.
All right.
Well, good.
Yeah, I haven't read Robert Lewis Stevenson in many, many, many, many years.
So I don't know.
It might look it up.
And obviously, this part of Africa has a very strong Anglo-British heritage.
And we'll see.
I asked my friend if there was some writing or music that I should get in there too.
I'm going to check out the music scene when I get to Africa.
So I'm just open for that.
Well, I'll tell you, when you get back, you're going to have one hell of a show ready for us.
I have no doubt.
I have to unpack you for several weeks on this.
I like man on the ground reports.
We're dispatching Jack to Africa to give us a real treatment.
We've got our man in Havana.
Now we've got our man in Botswana.
Yeah, if you go to a place like that, I mean, we've been fortunate to have people like Simon Roche and the Hamblins, dear friends of ours who've gone to South Africa.
But if you venture out of South Africa to any of the other African nations, that would be interesting in a whole nother way.
Well, I think so.
And I know enough about geography compared to George W. Bush.
I can at least identify the countries that are there.
You just get bad.
Although they do change fairly often with the conflicts and civil wars that they want to have.
I mean, bad news travels.
So when you had the starvation in Somalia, the intervention, and our military black hawks down to back all you hear those things were the slaughter in Rwanda.
But something's going to come back.
So I've been hearing some news that certain African countries that were just down as the worst hells have come back.
And specifically Rwanda and then Uganda.
Uganda, they had that terrible leader, Edi Amin, who persecuted all white British people, but he also expelled all the Indian Pakistani Asians that were the merchants of Uganda.
And they went to England and had a set of shops and things like that.
But they have apparently come back, and the Ugandan economy is doing pretty well.
The one thing that's kind of played well for us in Africa is that the Chinese have gone in a big way into black Africa, and they bribed the leaders to give them all these things.
And they treat the locals just really, really badly.
So the black Africans like Europeans and white Americans a lot better than these Chinese neocolonialists that just pay them very badly and treat them terribly.
So I've heard some.
What's that old saying?
Be careful what you wish for.
Your dream may come true.
They wanted to get rid of the whites.
And they did.
And look what they've got now.
You know, you're talking about some nations have come back, others haven't.
Rhodesia was called the breadbasket of Africa under white rule.
And under black rule, it's Zimbabwe, the basket case of Africa.
Well, Jack, I could offer you an alternate vacation if you wanted to be a true American consumer and do it the way an American consumer would do.
You can forget this trip to Africa and just go on down to Miami, and you can get the worst seat for the Super Bowl for about $6,000 and a decent seat where you could actually see the actions going on.
You're about $300.
Six-hour charm of Miami nowadays.
That's right.
So, can you believe that?
I don't want to be negative, but I just, right now, I don't think there's really ever been a worse time for popular culture, our music, highly, porn industry, and then this, and this football sort of snuck up on it, honest.
But this idea that most Americans spend literally five days following this one sport of football, high school football, college and name-only football, NFL football, Monday night football, Thursday.
And it's too much.
And it's getting like gladiatorial games.
And there's other sports to follow.
There's other sports that you can have that you can do yourself or your children can do.
I'm playing better tennis right now in my life than I've ever played in my life.
And tennis is a very good sport.
You don't need 50 players and referees.
You just really need two or four people.
You get a great workout.
And you meet a good class of people who are, you have to call the line, so you have to be honest about it.
But it's physical, and you're not just some fat slob sitting on a couch eating Doritos and worshiping a bunch of felons that are head-butting each other.
I mean, watching football is just a waste of our lives.
And rugby, I talked about this other the times, but it's also just we got the the game name wrong.
It's American football is derivative of the British sport, rugby.
It's got the forward pass.
But Americans are people were so stupid, they just called it football, which is the name of British sport of soccer.
So the only people that kick the ball with their foot in American football is the punter and the extra, the field goal kicker.
So we just we got the game, the name wrong.
And it's embarrassing to me sometimes about our country.
I wish it was so much better.
But I want to go away.
I want to come back.
I want to be refreshed.
And yeah, Americans want to have their bread and circuses in a Miami football game.
Oh, you know what the English say, Jack.
I like the English distinction between football that we call soccer and rugby.
They say that football, they're soccer.
Soccer is a gentleman's game played by hooligans, and rugby is a hooligans' game played by gentlemen.
I haven't heard that before.
Yeah, they're both good sports.
And rugby is a physical game.
I just think it's a much better game.
It doesn't stop.
It's constantly.
You can't be a fat slob and play it.
They have people that can't play four downs in a row without having to come out and get a breather in American football.
American football takes three and a half hours to play a game, and there's only 20 minutes of live action.
And also, line play is basically, I figured it out, Jack.
Line play is sumo wrestling.
What is sumo wrestling?
You can't grab somebody, but you can use your hands and you try to move them out of a small area.
And that's exactly what offensive linemen do.
Well, I think Jack's doing it the right way.
Going to Africa as opposed to the Super Bowl.
I mean, Jack, and in all honesty, I mean, Jack is following in the footsteps of many great white explorers that used to go down and take a peek at what was going on.
They'll be saying Dr. Ryan, I presume.
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that may be i want to encourage vegetarianism amongst the cannibal tribes of uh yeah I don't think I'd go there alone to make converts.
Let me tell you my joke about what's the Native American Indian word for vegetarian.
It's bad hunter.
Yeah.
Always a little comedy with Jack.
And boy, don't we need it in this day and age.
Well, you certainly do because it's just it's depressing.
This election years are so depressing.
And our people put so much hope in the presidential election that there'll be some savior, their Christian savior, or some person who will restore the Constitution.
Then you win something like Ronald Reagan won 49 out of 50 states.
And what does he do?
He makes Martin Luther King's birthday a national holiday.
Thank you, Ronald.
Pardon millions of illegal aliens.
And then he wastes the 80s fighting our kinsmen, the Russians, in Afghanistan, arming those mountain jihadists that morphed into the Taliban.
That really worked out great.
And you're just like, he's in there.
He's telling the Russians.
Everybody from Alexander the Great to Donald Trump has failed to conquer Afghanistan.
Yeah, why do you want to do that?
And it's just he puts so much hope into the presidential election.
And then even when you win, it gets taken away.
Or we should be putting our works into local and state politics.
We haven't had a real populist nationalist leader, governor, George Wallach.
That's what we should be doing.
I know.
That's too long ago.
Way too long ago.
And you tried to shoot and kill him.
Jack, travel safe, buddy.
Have a great time.
Give us updates.
We'll talk to you when you get back state side.
Jack Ryan, there he goes, everybody.
On his way to Africa.
We'll be back in the next segment, though.
Right after this.
Thank you, Jack.
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Well, it happens once a year, ladies and gentlemen.
Once a year it happens, and tonight is that night when I tell a guest the wrong time, or the right time for one time zone, but the wrong one for the other.
And so anyway, we're going to have Paul Fromm on tonight.
I have a monthly stop that I make on Bill Johnson's YouTube show called The Ethnostate.
And we did that a couple of days ago.
And it was one of the ones I've enjoyed the most.
I guess I say that fairly often, but we covered a wide variety of topics.
And it was yours truly, Bill Johnson, Paul Fromm, and Ken Gividin, who's sort of the moderator of it all.
Always good to talk to Bill and Paul, though.
But anyway, we had a good time.
We were talking about this race hoax, potential race hoax with this Baltimore official got some sort of a racist so-called voice message, and it became national news.
But what didn't become news at all was a black mob attacking a white cop in Baltimore, same city.
The one that gets all the coverage is a impolite voicemail that some black official gets, but real violence, real real life stuff, not so much.
We covered that.
We covered in depth the Peter Brimelow lawsuit, libel suit against the New York Times.
We covered it a little bit last week on this show.
We covered it in greater detail on the YouTube show with Ken and Paul and Bill, and some other topics as well.
That is up on YouTube.
We're going to post it to thepoliticalaccessible.org on Monday.
So be sure to check it out at our website on Monday.
You can watch the whole thing.
It's just 60 minutes, but it's fast-paced, and we covered a lot of stuff.
But one of the things I talked about in jest, which is why I was going to bring Paul back on the show tonight, was I was congratulating Paul, our Canadian friend, for gaining two members of the royal family as his fellow countrymen now.
As you know, Prince Harry and Duchess Megan are now Canadians.
And I know we've mentioned that in passing as well on this show earlier this month, but you just keep seeing the news articles about it, Keith.
And what I wanted Paul to help me do, and what you can help me do, is tell me why it bothers me, why I should care.
And I don't know if it goes back to what we call our ancestral memory.
I mean, if you look at my genetic makeup, my DNA, it's overwhelmingly English with a nice minority percentage of Scots and Welsh, Scottish and Welsh and Irish.
So, I mean, all, of course, all those people.
All coming from the same island.
Well, the same group of islands, the British Isles.
Ireland is a separate nation and a separate island.
The Isle of Man is a really interesting place between Ireland and Scotland or in England.
And, you know, if you want to really get into that deeply, let me recommend Oxdell to see.
Oh, yeah, he's really interested in that.
Brad Griffin has really taken a deep dive into this prehistory and dark ages history of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, all of this.
And he's done a great job of at least illuminating me to a lot of things that, quite frankly, I was not aware of until I started reading him and listening to the YouTube videos that he links to.
Well, the point is, this is who we are.
And this is who we are going back many, many centuries.
And so I wonder if one of my ancestors was a loyalist of the crown or perhaps even a king.
I mean, maybe we descended from kings.
If we did, I don't know.
They squandered the wealth before it got trickled down to be.
But anyway, why does it bother me, Keith, this attack on their tradition?
Now, I know that the royal family are just figureheads, and they're just all part and parcel now of the same liberal agenda, and they parrot the same stuff you see on MSNBC, and there's not a lot of there.
But still, there's something about this that is a total affront to every sensibility I have.
Well, what it is, I think, is this.
It's Prince Harry, is that right?
Yes.
Yeah, Prince Harry affronted the historic British nation by marrying this American soft porn queen, you know, black girl.
And then, you know, likewise, I've said before, we now see the black princess, but we still wait in vain for the Cockney princess or some other English group.
You know, the class system in England is so weird and still so viable over there.
I remember when I went over there, that's the main thing I remember is how stifling that class system was back in the 50s and even in the 70s.
But Harry must be the most henpecked husband of all.
Oh, man, are you not kidding me?
I mean, to abscond their royal titles, they're not even going to be called the Royal Highnesses.
To give that up to their duties.
You would think that that woman who was his senior and already divorced and, as you said, an American TV actress and all these things.
All these soft porn actors is what she was.
You think that she would be grateful to have the opportunity?
But no, it wasn't good enough.
And in fact, she doesn't appreciate it at all.
What have they been married less than two years?
No, she thinks that she's the real royalty.
And I'm glad that Queen Elizabeth has basically set them both in their place somewhat.
You know, they can't continue on with all the perks of being good members of the royal family and none of the burdens of it.
And that's what she wanted.
Well, he's followed her now too.
She wanted to redefine what it meant to be a royal.
And she has, just like Wallace Simpson and Edward VI did back in 1936.
Maybe that's what it is.
I think there's a history of henpecked, weak-willed men in the royal line, unfortunately, over there.
Harry's just the most recent.
But to leave the palace, to leave all of that and go live in Canada with your 40-year-old, biracial, once-divorced, you know, American C-list actress.
Harry's arrived in Canada.
They're going to live in Canada now?
Yeah, where's the money coming from?
They're having to pay $3.1 million back.
So they say.
I mean, they'll make money.
She's already signed a contract with Disney.
Well, look, the left wants to make sure that these avatars of the left don't suffer financially or in any other way.
So I'm sure they'll be perhaps even more wealthy than they are.
Well, who knows whether they will and who knows whether they won't.
Isn't the fact that Harry is just such a weak, simpering man who's supposed to represent?
I'm looking in the crystal ball and I see a divorce in his future.
And when he's divorced, he's not going to be a royal and he's also not going to be the favorite of Disney and all these Hollywood nincum poops that are going to try to feed them money and whatnot, turn them into the new Kardashians, probably.
That's what I see.
And if he does that, if he succumbs to that, Queen Elizabeth wouldn't have him back under any circumstances.
If he basically embarrasses the royal family and cheapens the royal brand by doing something like that, you know, he's crossed the bridge of no respect.
And I don't much care for this version of the royal family.
But again, Keith, the point, pointed question, pointed answer.
Why do we care?
Why does it bother us?
Why are we talking about it?
When it comes right down to it, we're part of the Anglosphere.
Canada is, Australia is, New Zealand.
Rhodesia, the former Rhodesian, the former South Africa were.
And those are our ancestors.
That's where our roots are.
And the royal family has been a constant, I guess, since the time of Alfred the Great or whatnot.
So this thing, or at least William the Conqueror.
So this is personal.
This is kind of family business in a certain way.
You know, it's certainly that for people that live in England, in Great Britain right now.
But, you know, that's where all of our ancestors came from, basically, on this show and from, you know, the vast majority of white America.
That's where they came from.
So, you know, it's of passing interest to us.
On the other hand, I haven't put a lot of stock in the royal family for a long time.
Prince Charles was a leftist boob.
Well, they all are.
When is the last time we had a king that ruled as a king should, a king that ruled a nation that we could get behind?
I mean, how many hundreds of years do you have to go back?
You have to go back before George III.
I don't know.
George III had gone crazy.
He was assertive.
What century would we even say that we had the last king that ruled with an iron fist?
And I do believe you need a benevolent dictator.
I've come to that.
I've come back to the monarchy.
America in particular needs one.
Let me just say, maybe Charles I or Charles, you know, who knows?
William and Mary?
I don't know exactly what.
A king that had power that used his power for the best interests of his people.
That wasn't a simpering guy that was regurgitating left-wing talking points.
George II, third, and fourth definitely were not strong leaders.
You know, you could argue that George III was.
William Wallace, I mean.
Well, he wasn't an English king.
Well, it could be anything.
He was a Scottish insurgent.
I know who he was, of course.
No, I'm just saying, do we have to go back to that time where we had a strong men?
Yeah, right.
Basically, William Wallace, the modern, or the at least American reincarnation of that was Nathan Bedford Forrest.
There you go.
That's it.
Well, anyway, yeah, I guess we'll limit it to English kings, though.
Man, it wasn't anytime recent, I can tell you that.
Well, I know, you know, you just wonder how much more they can, you know, defile the brand.
What do they do anyway?
I mean, what are they even there for?
They don't have anything powerful.
Well, they go to a lot of ribbon cuttings and stuff like that, and they get a lot of photo ops for people.
But, you know, what do they really accomplish?
Zilch.
What is their real power, Zilch?
You know, it's just, and now they affront the nation by marrying what is, in effect, a member of the Kardashians.
You know, somebody, you know, they're going to turn the royal family into the new version of the Kardashians if Megan Markle has her way.
Well, we'll see how it goes.
Anyway, folks, I have a family commitment that I have to get to in the third hour.
So we're going to turn the reins over to Sam Bushman, and he has a special treat for you in the third hour.
Stay tuned for that.
He's going to be revisiting the Virginia Rally and wrapping up our coverage of that.