Aug. 28, 2021 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the political cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Nobody knows it.
Right from the start, I gave you my heart.
I won't go breaking your heart.
Don't go breaking my heart.
Don't go breaking our hearts, ladies and gentlemen.
The only way you could do that is if you ignore our third quarter fundraising appeal, which kicks off tonight.
And our regular contributors will be receiving a snail mail letter in the mail from yours truly in the coming days before the next broadcast.
So I've got good news and bad news for you along those lines.
I think the good news, of course, is that I am hard-pressed to say if there's ever been a time that I believe this show to be better than what it is right now.
I was looking during the break between our wonderful interview with Glenn Allen and this, the top of our third and final hour of the evening, looking at how we've blended the mainstay guests of this program along with the people who are making debut appearances since the first week of June.
We have interviewed surviving members of the USS Liberty, Charles Bosman of Russia Today, Larry Ray Harden, former DEA agent, JF Gary Eppi on the COVID situation, obviously Glenn Allen tonight, Neil Kumar, candidate for United States Congress out of Arkansas.
Those are all people who have made debut appearances just since June, blending those in in a perfect synthesis with some of our mainstays like Ramsey Paul, Mark Weber, Jason Kessler, Sam Dixon, Gene Andrews, Virginia Aberdathy, Jesse Lee Peterson, Tim Murdoch, I mentioned a live remote broadcast from South Carolina, the Bill Regnery tribute with, once again, Sam Dixon, Jared Taylor, and Kevin McDonald.
It has been a wonderful summer here at TPC.
That's the good news.
The bad news is, as always, we're still under attack.
Have you not received an email from me in the last month?
If you're on our email list and you're wondering, well, I wonder why James quit sending the weekly emails.
Well, I'll tell you, our email distribution service, which we have used since 2008, banned us.
And so the thousands of people who have opted in, who went to our website to join, purposefully join our email list, can no longer be serviced because, well, they won't even tell me why.
I asked why.
And they said that's proprietary.
And we can't tell you the inner workings of our decision-making process.
They actually said that.
So, of course, we all know why.
But that's where we're at.
So, of course, earlier this year, we lost the ability to take online contributions, credit card contributions for so many of our recurring donors who donate via credit card online.
That's gone.
Now we can't even send you an email.
The system really wants to take us out.
They really want us gone.
Why are we so attacked?
Why are we so incessantly attacked?
Because we're effective, because we're not for sale, and because nobody else is doing what we're doing.
That's why.
That's why.
The motto of this show has always been no retreat, no surrender, no apology, but it could just have easily have been dedication, perseverance, and accomplishment.
We are consistently effective.
That's why we're constantly attacked.
And if you want us to continue, listen, they want to shut us down.
They'll be successful in doing so.
The only thing that stands in their way is you, the listening audience.
That's it.
If you support us, we'll continue.
If you don't, we won't.
I hate fundraising.
I loathe it.
It's embarrassing.
I would rather be interviewing people.
I would rather be furthering the work of this show.
Thankfully, we only do quarterly fundraising drives, and if we did it any less, we couldn't survive.
But we try to do it as little as we possibly can.
Of course, we always try to give you an incentive gift.
I don't know of any other organization that does that.
We always send you a personal thank you note for every contribution we receive.
And we send you gifts during our quarterly fundraising appeals for those who can contribute $100 or more.
And we always try to come up with inventive gifts.
We've given you a lot of books from a lot of people that we really respect and enjoy working with, a lot of autographed copies of these titles.
But I wanted to do a little bit something different this time.
And so I called Linda Baum, the widow of Gordon Baum, our longtime friend.
And there was a DVD called the Frankfurt School Story, the Frankfurt School in the news so much now with critical race theory being such a big topic of conversation.
I remembered that my dear, dearly departed friend and mentor, Bill Rowland, had done a video for the Council of Conservative Citizens.
The CFCC commissioned it called the Frankfurt School Story.
And Bill, like me, is so handsome in this video.
And he's wearing his bomber jacket.
And he's breaking it down, I think, as best as it's ever been done.
And so I remembered that.
And I called Linda and I said, Linda, do you have any of those DVDs?
I'm doing this fundraising drive.
We've got to do our third quarter appeal.
Is there any way?
Do you have them still?
And she said, yes.
And she had them in the quantity that we needed or that I hope that we'll need.
And she's sending them to me.
And that's going to be our incentive.
So anybody who gives $100 or more, you have to write a paper check.
I hate that you have to go through the extra work of that.
But listen, ladies and gentlemen, being a stakeholder in this program is being part of the team.
You share in everything good that we do, and you have skin in the game.
And I am really excited with this particular quarter's incentive because those of you who remember the show, who have been longtime listeners, going back to the years 2004 to 2013, you'll remember Bill Rowland.
And you'll be happy to have this because Bill Rowland played such a magnificent role in my development as a leader and as an activist.
And I wouldn't be here.
I don't think this show would be here.
I know it wouldn't without his touch and without his guidance.
And so you'll be happy to be able to have something that you can keep that will remind you of him and the role that he played in the history of this show.
But for those of you who have become listeners after Bill went on to receive his eternal reward in 2013, you'll get to know him for the first time.
So however you receive it, I think you'll enjoy it and you'll be able to learn from a man who played such an integral role in the history of what we're doing here.
So again, 17 years, hey, they have that they've always been after us, but also we've always been there and you can depend on us.
Every Saturday night.
Every Saturday night, we're here.
You know, I'm a husband and a father of three.
I have a growing family.
I have a nine-month-old daughter.
17 years.
Hey, everybody else is doing something on Saturday night.
We're doing something important on Saturday night.
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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.
It comes.
I can't tell you exactly, but I can tell you it has happened repeatedly in history, when countries ruin their currency.
You know,
we ask you to donate, ladies and gentlemen every, every quarter, but But what you probably know, if you're a regular visitor to this program, is that we do the same thing.
We all donate to this show, including Jack Ryan, our good friend and fellow correspondent.
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Those of us who work on this program, those of you who listen to this program, we team together and we have done great work over all these years, but it's always tenuous.
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I don't want it to end every quarter.
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Not that we needed to prove it, and not that you didn't already know it, but we're the real deal.
If you're the Southern Baptist Convention, hey, why is the Southern Baptist Convention getting shut down?
They're not a threat to the system.
They carry water for the system.
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They wouldn't be able to take tithes or donations online.
You've got the real deal here.
And we got the real deal, Jack Ryan.
And hey, Jack, I know you have been following the situation in Afghanistan as we all have.
Should we go ahead and play that Rambo 3 trailer?
You want to go straight to that?
You want to say hello first?
I just want to say hello to our great loyal listening audience.
And it's sort of tough to be right and honest and tell people I told you so.
But I just basically told you so when I was red pilled in 1991, David Duke kind of set me straight and all the bunch of things.
I opposed the first neoconservative Zionist war in Iraq.
I took out full-page advertisements in Nashville, Tennessee, and chatted into the Times.
I got on talk radio.
I quoted George Washington's farewell address to the nation, Charles Lindbergh, saying we should put American interest first.
We shouldn't be jumping in the middle of these Arab-Muslim conflicts and be manipulated and being treated as white slave Janissary warriors.
And everything I've said came true completely.
But I mean, this was just this, Afghanistan was so obvious.
It's the graveyard of Western Empire.
Alexander the Great, British Empire, Russian, Soviet Empire.
And then we just jumped right into it.
And it's the biggest tobacco in American military history.
I think we just gave away $89 billion in military stuff.
It's left behind.
Pretty horrible, pretty embarrassing, but you know, we're going to say, I told you so, but we did.
We told you so, and you know, it's not something we should be doing.
Yeah, I mean, they inherited an armament, the Taliban.
I mean, yeah, good work on that, which, of course, you know, again, we covered this for an hour last week.
I mean, I like to see the regime take a black eye.
I'm certainly not upset about what happened.
I'm glad that we're out of there by whatever means necessary, and we followed up a little bit on it or something.
We're not really outside.
Mouthing off, people, other Republicans are saying, let's go back, let's go fight them.
And then we got to bring in everything.
What's the population in Afghanistan?
I think it's 37 million.
So, how many of these 37 million people want to move into Tennessee or Alabama or Kansas?
Probably like.
I tell you what, a lot of them are coming.
That's for sure.
I mean, we talked about earlier tonight.
They've contracted these American airliners to bring over the refugees now.
If we can't damage America by being over there, we'll damage America by bringing them here.
And this reminds you of Rambo 3, does it not?
That's the invade the world, invite the world.
But Rambo 3, do we want to go to this trailer?
Is this what we're going to do?
So this was probably like you were like three or four years old.
So people were so excited when Ronald Reagan was elected president.
I was eight, but okay, yeah.
The second one, he won 49 of 50 states.
He was going to reverse the 60s.
He was going to make America strong again.
And what did he do?
He wasted the 1980s fighting our kinsmen, the Russians in Afghanistan, arming these 8th-century mountain Islamists that marched into the Taliban.
So this movie is a war movie.
It's the worst Patriot movie, I think, in American history.
It's Rambo 3, where American Patriot goes off to Afghanistan and joins the Afghan freedom fighters, these crazy Islamists, to fight the evil, racist Russians.
And you're just like, who would believe this propaganda?
Who could believe this stupid stuff?
But unfortunately, a lot of our people think fake wrestling, WD wrestling, was real.
And that's the only people that could survive that could swallow this stupid Rambo 3 propaganda.
So anyone who wants to play the let's queue it up and let's see what he's talking about.
Here we go.
This mission's important, John.
I want you to come with me to help me lead the team.
What do you say, John?
Put in my time.
What's that mean?
Mizma warzor.
He never draws first blood.
He only fights back.
The first time was for himself.
The second time was for his country.
This time.
Rambo.
Something went wrong.
It's for his friend.
Trump was a good man, and I'm really very sorry.
You're just leaving him?
What do you expect us to do?
Send in a Delta team?
Create an international incident?
What about me?
By the way you look, I can see you have no experience in the world, do you?
Heard a few shots.
That if you're captured, we'll deny any participation or even knowledge of your existence.
Sounds familiar.
Who is this John Rambo?
You'll find out.
I know he's your friend.
But you cannot do this.
You both will die.
For what?
Because he did it for me.
What do you think this man is?
God!
Oh, God, we'll have mercy.
I was laughing the whole time as I watched that.
Now, listen, yes, of course, we all like Sylvester Stallone, but as Jack pointed out, Rambo 3 was like the quintessential patriot movie to use one of the words the cool kids are using.
And it was just the whole thing was anything America does is good because America's doing it.
And that's just not the case.
Yeah, I mean, I would just say it was even really just worse than that.
I'm just patriotic, just dumb arse Americans.
I mean, going in off jumping in the middle of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and trying to pick sides with these tribes and arming them with American stingers to fight the Russians.
I'm 25% Russian.
And then so many dividing events, the Iranian Islamists take over the American embassy in Iran.
You have these mobs of dirty, bearded people screaming death to America and taking over.
That cost Jimmy Carter the presidency.
So Reagan come in.
And I'm like, you know, what would the Russians do to people like this?
The Russians are basically the only European people that knows how to get into these places and just deal with the situation.
And they go into Syria and they make alliances with people and they say, okay, you do your religion.
The Russians don't fly up homosexual flags on their embassies like the United States did it in Afghanistan.
You really think the local Afghanistan people want to see homosexual marriage equalities pushed on them and terrible rap music and crap like that.
So did you see that cartoon that I sent you with Barcelona?
Yeah, we'll talk about that when we come back.
Actually, stay tuned.
Hang on.
More Jack Ryan and Scoop Stanton later, soon.
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And he called his gang to war through the forces of the law.
I heard my mama cry.
I heard her pray the night Chicago died.
I heard my mama cry.
I heard a prayer the night Chicago died.
Brother, what a night the beat the song.
Brother, what I thought the beat will song.
The AFCB.
I tell you what, hey, say what you will about John Rambo.
We got Jack Ryan in Chicago.
Chicago every week, Jack.
Close enough for you.
Yeah, close enough.
And every weekend, it's like you set a new record for shootings and homicides and murder.
It just, it keeps going up.
So anybody that can survive Chicago, I tell you, Rambo's got nothing on Chicago.
So what's going on up in Chicago?
What's going on, this segment?
We've got a lot to talk about still.
I've got the stats on there, but I want to just explain that song that I just put in.
It was kind of a good tune.
It was in the 70s from this English band, Paper Lace, the night Chicago died.
But these, I don't, I would say our listeners shouldn't feel bad that they sometimes say or do something really stupid because lots of these English people did really stupid.
So this is a really stupid song because it says that his father was a cop on the east side of Chicago.
There is no east side of Chicago.
There's a north side, there's a west side, there's a south side.
The east side is Lake Michigan.
So unless this guy's father was like fighting mermaids or something in Lake Michigan, they weren't fighting anyone in the east side of Chicago.
So it's just a really stupid song.
And it's just a common, I mean, obviously we did really stupid.
We wasted the last 40 years in Afghanistan.
We lost $89 billion left behind.
But, you know, we do stupid stuff.
So I just wanted to show that song is one of the most stupid songs along with the Rambo 3.
Rambo 3 is the American foreign policy.
But the Night Chicago died, there was a couple of things in that song that are worth mentioning to talk about how hot summer is.
And we are in the dog days of summer, if there ever was such a thing.
And then, you know, Al Capone, I mean, let's remember, how did I get Al Capone on taxes?
I mean, it wasn't any of the criminal enterprise he was engaged in.
And that forces me to recall once again a conversation I had with Sam Dixon not long after I first met him.
And we were having lunch at a mutual event that we were both speaking at.
And I said, Sam, I mean, this was maybe 2007, 2006.
I don't remember a long time ago.
I said, Sam, what's stopping them?
And by them, I mean the system from just trumping up charges and putting all of us away.
And he looked at me and he said, very little.
And it wasn't very reassuring, but it sure was frank.
So that's, listen, folks, it's just a matter of do you want to fight?
Do you want to fight and do your duty and let the chips fall where they may?
Or do you want to just lay down and let them get you?
And I made my choice.
You also don't want to do really stupid stuff, like try to fight the battle on the east side of Chicago.
Again, because there's no east side of Chicago, that's Lake Michigan.
So I just wouldn't encourage our listeners to try to learn basic things about geography, about the weather, and things like that.
So if the TV comes on and they say, we got to bomb Arakasan, we got to go get them.
We got to get in and say, well, let's back up a little bit.
But there's no country called Arakistan.
You just made it up.
And they're like, well, you're just being petty.
So we should learn the names of countries, learn geography, learn just basic things that other intelligent people do.
And I think if we do that, we're going to be much better.
I don't know if we're going to be okay, but I just think that I hope that this neoconservative Zionists invade the war and world invite the world and hock to the world.
I hope it's finally getting on.
I mean, in Roman times, a general that gave up a whole places would fall on the sword.
But are the Bushes and the Rumsfeld and the neoconservatives, are they committing suicide for their stupid stuff?
No, they're on to some stupid other stuff.
So that's kind of what it is.
But we, the intelligent, good people, should go forward and we should live a good life.
And yeah, we got terrible.
It wasn't that bad a week in Chicago.
We only had 10 killed, 56 shot and wounded.
Total homicides, 11, but it was down before the week again.
Our stats for the year, shot and killed 518, shot and wounded, 2,485.
And then total homicides, 546.
So it's there.
But I can give you there in the Iraqi, the, what was the Iroquois theater fire of 19, I think it was 01, 600 people died.
So, you know, homicides, you know, it's rough, but more people die in fires and disease.
So we can talk about the disease, but bringing in plague people, you know, COVID or Ebola, tuberculosis, bringing all these Afghan people is going to bring in terrible diseases.
And so that's what we should be focusing on.
And that's why I don't really want to get into this COVID vaccination.
Just don't bring in plague people.
Don't bring in plagues.
We don't want to bring in bubonic plague into our country.
That seems like obvious to me, but many of our people, they get distracted on stuff.
They get upset about some things like that.
So we're not giving up on it.
And I actually think, I don't ever think bad is good, but this Afghanistan tobacco, I actually think is a good thing because we will stop doing this, trying to make homosexual marriage equality in Afghanistan.
Like, wow, that's a great idea.
You know, that kind of come up.
That was actually something, Jack.
And by the way, this is actually another fundraising Thing we're trying to do, we're trying to leave Jack in Chicago long enough that he'll harden into a diamond, and then we can sell his weight, his body weight, as a precious stone.
If he can stay there long enough, he'll harden into a diamond.
We're going to see if that works.
We're always looking for creative ways to keep things going here.
But no, Jack, the situation in Afghanistan.
All right, so you and your collaboration with the South African artist Farstar.
And you came up with this one to illustrate the situation in Afghanistan.
And it has this Taliban guy with his sandals on one of these, yeah, short guy with a beard and antiquated, what is that, an AK-47?
And he's got this general walking by him, and he says, here, take your flag with you.
He's got the rainbow homosexual pride flag.
And I just, without any commentary or without any introduction, I just, Jack sent that to me.
I put it on Twitter and I tweeted it out.
And I think, I don't know for sure, that may be the most popular tweet I've ever published.
It had 2,500 likes, 500 retweets, a bunch of quotes, a bunch of responses, everybody laughing, having a good time with it.
So tell us a little bit more about that comic, Jack, and your work with Farstar.
You have about two minutes remaining.
This South African artist, Farstar, and he's just a genius.
He's just really great.
He's like the, I don't know, you're probably too young to remember this artist Doonesbury that did comics in the United States.
I thought he was talented, but he's just so, he's got this feel for it and his comics things.
It's just so funny.
A lot of most of these ideas, about half are mine, and he goes into it, but he can just see the way things are and present them in a funny way.
And I just think that's a way, an area that our people are solely lacking.
We've always had lots of great writers and things like that.
We haven't had good artists that were singers and actors or just cartoonists.
And just humor is such a great weapon.
Our enemies, these politically correct woke people, or these Islamists, these one, they don't have a sense of humor.
And if you can use a sense of humor to present the truth from our position, you're really going to reach people.
And so I think Farstar is just a genius.
And I'm just really disappointed that I can't get anyone to mass produce our comics to our people.
And that's not funny.
They say, oh, that's not funny.
No, it is funny.
I mean, it is funny to make fun of the Washington Post, New York Times, woke people, or Michael Moore, that fat leftist crazy person that endorses the ISIS and stuff like that.
If you can use humor in a positive way, it can really get through there.
And we need to give our people hope.
We need to lift up their spirits with music and with humor.
And so that's what I'm trying to do.
And so everyone I've seen has liked it, but I just can't find anyone that will mass produce this or pay us for these great comics.
So I'm glad you liked it.
I think it was one of our best.
But it's just, we showed the truth as we see it.
And it is rather funny that this Taliban guy is giving the homosexual rainbow flag to the departing American military guys.
He's saying, hey, take your flag with you.
Take rap music with you.
Take Harvey Weinstein to Hollywood movies with you and just get out of our country.
So, you know, that was the point of it.
Well, and it's a good point.
I mean, you know, we should honestly be saying the same thing to the same people that the Taliban was saying to the occupiers over there.
And this goes back to the whole question of democracy.
I mean, when exactly did America ever vote any of this radical egalitarian program in?
I can't think of ever.
And probably still to this day, as woke as America has become, It'd be, hey, you'd have a puncher's chance at winning a national referendum on any of these questions.
But hey, Jack, thank you for your work.
Stay safe.
Thank you so much.
Up there in Chicago.
And I hope I didn't insult anyone that said that they shouldn't watch fake wrestling world dust stuff.
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Well, my mom smokes and my dad smokes and I saw them smoking, so I tried it.
They're telling me not to smoke, but they smoke themselves.
When it comes to smoking, are you sending mixed signals?
But when you teach someone a certain way to do things and you go back on that certain way, it sends mixed signals to the person that they're trying to teach.
The parents need to be the example.
Smoking, if you think you're old enough to start, you're smart enough to stop.
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I don't
know how music like that is supposed to work.
That's a Scoop Stanton song.
That's his music.
You know, I'm late 50s, early 60s, pop, doo-wop, vocal harmonies, that kind of stuff.
Real music, you know, orchestra arrangements for the kitties and all.
That was Achilles' last stand.
Now, I like the sentiment there, but how did Led Zeppelin, Scoop, I don't know how it works in a 10-minute and 30-second song.
That song is 10-minute and 30 seconds.
That's like six or seven of my songs.
How did they get Achilles' last stand?
Did they even say the word?
I didn't know where to go in that song.
It's so long.
Where should I have started at?
To give you a proper point.
Well, you want to start at the beginning.
Well, you want to start at the beginning and just say music intro.
It starts out real slow, then just goes.
And then, you know, a couple minutes is just more instrumental.
And then Robert Plant starts singing away.
But see, that's the difference, James.
You listen to pop songs.
I listen to rock songs.
You know, you listen to music done by musicians put together nice cut and paste.
You know, from back in the day, I listened to music created by geniuses.
Well, we won't quibble, but hey, listen, I tell you what, Scoop is doing the Lord's work in the fourth hour.
Now, that's what we colloquially call Scoop's show with Walter Yerku.
It comes on immediately after ours.
So listen, here's what you do.
If you're listening to TPC on any given Saturday night, just don't change that dial.
Right when we end, stay tuned.
Scoop will begin immediately afterwards, and with Walter, he will continue in high fashion.
And as a matter of fact, we were talking about some of the guests we've interviewed throughout the course of the summer.
Larry Ray Hardin, what a big hit he was, the former DEA agent.
Well, he made an appearance with Scoop a couple of weeks ago, right after his appearance on TPC.
And I heard from people who listened to both that Scoop did a better job and that Larry Ray did a better job with Scoop than even he did on TPC, as well received as it was and as good of a job as he did.
Rich Hamblin was actually one of the guys who said, hey, Larry Ray's killing it tonight.
Well, Scoop's going to have Larry Ray on his show again, this time live from Spain.
Larry Ray is in Spain tonight.
What's coming up with that in the fourth hour, Scoop?
Tell us that and then tell us why you're on tonight because you've got a hot story.
Okay, well, first of all, James, you didn't do the proper introduction.
After you played the intro to Achilles last day, you just started beating up on my music.
But anyways, good evening, Political Festival family.
Secondly, we're having Larry Ray Hardadon.
He's calling from Rota, Spain at 2 a.m. his time to talk about Afghanistan.
Is almost, he's at more or less a service station for troops coming to and from Afghanistan.
He's talking to the Marines and sailors and other military personnel.
But anyways, why I'm calling tonight is that right down the street from Dulles Airport is something called the Dallas Expo Center.
And the federal government is making this place into some sort of, I guess, flop house for these refugees.
Now, I went there Wednesday and I went there today.
If you go on YouTube, at 75 Radio on YouTube or the website 75radio.org, you can see some of my film footage.
They're turning this place into some sort of residence for these refugees who fly in from Dallas Airport, get on a charter bus and go about 10-15 minutes down Route 28 and more or less hang out there.
And they had this place fenced off.
They have local authorities from Fairfax County Police.
They have members of the 101st Airborne Division at this place.
Now, mind you, we have Americans stuck over in Afghanistan trying to get home.
And our military leadership is having these brave men and women from the 101st sit on these refugees.
Over the week, I've seen more and more charter buses.
They have fencing they're putting up, and they'll be putting around some sort of terry cloth so that you cannot see what's going on inside.
We don't know what's going on inside.
Nobody's saying anything about it.
And the media is totally silent, and nobody's even protesting or pulling up signs and says, hey, no refugees here or something like that.
I am literally on my way down to the Dallas Expo Center located off of Route 28 to do 75 radio.
Hopefully in between commercials, I can talk to somebody either from the Fairfax County Police, soldiers from the 101st, or the feds who walk around wearing the 5'11 pants and the black polo shirt trying to look kind of intimidating.
But again, we don't know what's going on.
Nobody's saying anything, but I'm going to try to find out.
And Larry Ray Harden, he's going to be on talking about what's going on, what he's saying from the GI's mouse about what they're doing, what they're not doing.
And then if we have a little bit of time, we'll talk about the non-drug war.
James, back to you.
Scoop, I miss this, buddy.
You know, for so many years, actually, there was a song.
You know what?
You threw me off with the Led Zeppelin.
You really did.
There's actually, we got to go way back.
And I'm going to cover everything that Scoop just said.
But first, there was only one appropriate song tonight.
It wasn't what we played by Led Zeppelin.
Even though we like Achilles, we like the story of Achilles.
We like Troy.
We like all of that ancient European history.
This is, when I think of you, Scoop, I think of one song, and I bet you know it, too.
Now that is a song.
Now there's some doo-up for you, ladies and gentlemen, by the way, as a little battle of the bands lied here.
Why is that one so important to us, Scoop?
And it goes all the way back.
Now, we're coming full circle in a way.
When we first met Scoop, he was stationed in Rhoda, Spain.
He was calling in, and he called in so much, we said, Hey, do you just want to be part of the crew?
And so, from the very earliest of years here in the history of TPC, Scoop's been a part of the story.
And when he finally made it to Memphis to meet us live, well, take it from there, Scoop.
Well, anyways, I was running late.
The show was going on out in the beanfield, and I didn't have a cell phone at the time because I just got back from overseas, and I had to use the facilities.
So, anyways, James was with the Bombardier.
I said, Hey, did somebody walk in?
It's like, Eddie, you packing?
So, then I heard, I'm taking care of business, and Eddie's knocking on the doors.
I said, Hey, Scoop, do you?
Yeah.
So, I sit down, and this is the very first time I met Eddie and James face to face.
We didn't know anybody at the radio station.
We're at the radio station.
He walks in the lobby, goes straight past the broadcasting booth to the bathroom.
I'm like, you know, that's not usual.
Who is this?
All right, you keep going.
So, anyways, so I walk in, hey, how you doing?
You know, I'm Scoop.
Yeah, you finally made it to the same thing at Bombardier.
And within about 10 seconds, we go, we break from commercial.
We were supposed to have a guest on that, actually, no, it was after the guest.
He booked, they had the guest before us.
And then within about 30 seconds, I said, you know what, I'm home.
This is for me.
And then later that evening, we had a very nice dinner.
It was me, James, Mrs. Edwards, Eddie, Mrs. Bombardier, and Winston Smith.
So then we went to James' favorite hangout, which is the karaoke bar where they had a statue of him in the front.
And they literally had to drag me on to sing Run Around Sue.
So here we are.
Listen to this.
The first night we ever meet Scoop after several times calling in, and then he becomes part of the crew after he was initiated at a karaoke bar after a live show.
We leave the radio station.
We go to this karaoke place.
We have dinner.
Well, don't confuse me.
All I know is.
That's right.
That was when we were still Monday through Friday.
That's why I'm confused.
Now we're Saturday only.
But nevertheless, me, Scoop, Winston Smith, Eddie the Bombardier Miller on stage singing Run Around Sue.
And the rest is history.
And from that point in the mid-2000s, all the way to today, Scoop is still with us for so many years.
He closed the show with his patented last segment closing.
And we would always go to Scoop to close the show.
Now he closes the night on the Liberty News Radio Network with his own show with Walter Yerku.
And anyway, huge departure from what we were going to talk about this segment for that little bit of history.
But hey, he's still with us.
We're still working together.
Love you, Scoop.
Stay tuned, everybody, for the fourth hour.
Don't go anyway.
Larry Ray Harden, the situation in Washington, D.C. with the battalion.
What's going on with these refugees?
What's going on in Spain?
Scoop, Walter, Larry Ray, coming your way in minutes.