July 22, 2023 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Pull a gun on the owner of a liquor store.
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Act a fool if you like.
Cause out a cup spinning his face.
Stomp on the flag and light it up.
Yeah, you think it's tough.
Well, try that in a small sound.
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It won't take long for you to find out our rental menu don't try that in a small town.
Ladies and gentlemen, that song right there, Try That in a Small Town by Country Music.
Number one with the bullet.
Jason Aldean is the latest front in the culture war.
And here to help us break it down is columnist Jose Nino of Big League Politics.
And big league politics is a big league deal.
He is a prolific writer there.
And we have it linked at the top of our promotional blog entry for tonight's broadcast at thepolitical cesspool.org.
You can follow the writings of Jose Niño there at Big League Politics.
He's going to be talking with us for the next couple of segments about the growing backlash against wokeism and the hysterical reaction to Jason Aldean's latest hit, Try That in a Small Town.
But first, let's say hello.
Jose, welcome back.
How are you tonight, my friend?
I am doing great.
Thank you so much for having me back on the show, James and Keith.
It's always a pleasure to chat with you about the hottest political developments in U.S. politics.
Well, you have an uncanny knack, my friend, for breaking it down in a way that really is unrivaled.
And this is your fourth appearance on the show.
You first made your debut back in August of 2022.
So actually less than a year ago, as the clock ticks.
Four times in a year.
Pretty good.
That's not bad.
I mean, well, and for good reason.
Well, he's got a lot to say, and he says it well, and he makes the points for the dissident majority in a way that helps us win.
Well, before we get into the Jason Aldean media manufactured controversy, Jose, let's first talk about the overall topic, the broader topic of Americans growing tired of cultural leftism, the growing backlash against wokeism.
You sat down with a friend of mine, the Z-Man, on your podcast recently to talk about this at large.
Will sanity be restored?
What did you and the Z-Man, what conclusion?
Top of the pot going to blow off.
What did you and the Z-Man determine?
Well, we started talking about how there are certain limits to what the left can get away with because transgenderism seems to be like a fine line that even many apathetic people and other people that are not as into politics will get really mad about.
And I would even venture to say some moderate Democrats too would probably be uncomfortable with this idea of having like the state messing with children or just like any assortment of nefarious private actors doing that because this goes back to like a biological level as like a species.
Like you mess with like people's children, like you are literally not only like promoting degeneracy in a mass scale, you are like ultimately laying the groundwork for like the extinction of your race or species or whatever.
So there's like a self-preservation instinct that's king in here.
That's what Z-Man talked about.
And I think too that because of the dissident right and other like paleoconservative movements and any type of like dissident right-wing movement, how much we've grown over the years, it's been able to become such a force that now even normie conservatives are beginning to mount some decent amount of like opposition to cultural leftism.
And this is like a multi-decade process and it's slowly beginning to bear fruit.
And that's just goes to show that why we should not like give up because eventually there will be a moment where people will look for leadership and the most coherent and like principled people that are well organized, like the dissident right will be the groups that people will turn to in like times of chaos.
And that's why we shouldn't just throw in the towel when it appears that we're like losing certain fights.
Well, Jose, I think you're absolutely right in that the left has gone a bridge too far with their efforts now to make sexual perversity a civil rights issue or an equivalent of the civil rights movement.
And what we need to understand is we haven't done a thing to bring this on.
This is not, we can't take credit for this.
This is the left, you know, basically strapped like kamikazes into their flying bombs and going, you know, going after us.
This is crazy.
Anybody with any modicum of common sense would say that this is a loser issue.
Don't take it.
But the left seems intent upon showing us that we are corrupt, we are depraved, we are evil, but we're in charge and we can make you accept anything that we want you to accept.
And this is where, you know, that's why our movement is growing.
Our movement is growing because of the left overplaying their hand.
Well, this is another thing, Keith, that Jose and the Z-Man, who, if you don't know the Z-Man, and I'm a friend of his, and we need to get him on this show, and we will.
But he writes about it with very few peers himself, all of the issues that we are concerned with.
But nevertheless, when you have Jose Nino and the Z-Man teaming up, you got something that you want to hear.
And we heard it.
I wanted to get Jose on to talk about it.
But you're talking about the backlash against wokeism, these boycotts.
It's obviously the situation with Bud Light.
And I love seeing Fox News referring to Dylan Mulvaney as a he, which of course he is, which is bold even by their standards.
But yeah, I mean, you know, can you imagine calling a biological male a male and instead of falling into the big pretend emperor has no clothes type of situation they want us to go.
But between that boycott and then we're going to get into this in the next segment.
I don't want to tease it too much or go too far ahead.
But between the Dylan Mulvaney situation and how much market share Bud Light has lost, I mean, billions of dollars.
Did you have Target and all these things?
A lot of them.
Yeah.
And then the situation with Jason LD, they tried to do him in for this new song, and now he's number one with the bullet.
It seems as though conservatives are in the middle of their very own battle of the bulls right now.
Against all odds, we are making incursions.
And do you think that's something that can be sustained, Jose?
Yeah, there is clearly an overstepping of boundaries that the left has made, and they're definitely miscalculating.
That's going to naturally provoke a reaction.
I think that there is a growing movement on the right to people starting to question a lot of conservative inks like priors and the way they've politically behaved in previous decades.
And they're just starting to like not really care about playing by the rules of DCC.
And they're also starting to become more organized efficiently on a collective level.
So that helps a lot.
Whether this will be sustained, it comes down to the leadership too, because if we have the same gatekeepers in charge or like a new generation of gatekeepers, it's going to kill the movement.
It's going to revert back to the normal.
But if we do see like a quote-unquote regime change in terms of the leadership that's in charge of the right, I think we could see some more progress.
That's a great point.
Because you had the Tea Party.
Limbeck, Sarah Palin.
That's not what we were looking for.
We're looking for something better.
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If you look at fight, Ladies and gentlemen, that song right there is the biggest news story in the world right now.
That is the front where the latest battle in the Culture War is being fought.
That is something.
And the left is attacking it with their same old playbook.
This is racist.
This is homophobia.
This is whatever.
And guess what?
You know, five years ago, you were the one that said this to me.
You said that Jason Aldean or some country music star would be up here following all of themselves, apologizing and making common cause with the left.
Now Jason Aldin is basically shooting them the finger and he's gone all the way to number one.
It is the most listened to, most downloaded.
It is the number one song in the country right now.
And that is what Jose Nino is back with us to talk about.
But Jose, before we continue the conversation, ladies and gentlemen, this guest that we have on right now making his fourth appearance on the show, he has become a fast friend.
He breaks down issues succinctly and to the point and with precision accuracy.
And we want you to know how you can.
As El Nino is to the weather, Jose Nino is to the news.
Very good, Keith.
Hey, you got to use that one, Jose.
You got to use that one.
But Keith, always quick on the draw.
But in between your appearances here on TPC, Jose, how can people follow your written and spoken word?
Yes, you can follow me on Twitter, JoseAl Nino, and then Substack El Nino Speaks.
Well, my Substack is Jose Nino Unfiltered, which you can find at josbcf.substack.com.
You can find my podcast, El Nino Speaks, on my substack and also on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher.
All right.
And then, of course, at Big League Politics as well.
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Anyway, Jose, this song, Jason Aldean, I mean, this is, as I say again, as I said a moment ago, this is the latest front that has opened up in the culture war.
This is where the battle is being fought right now.
Try that in a small town.
Rural versus urban.
But I mean, this is the biggest song in the world right now because, not in spite of, but because the left try to shut it down.
I mean, this goes back to Bud Light taking the big loss.
Jason Aldin is skyrocketing.
He was already a country music superstar.
This wasn't like some obscure guy.
He had like, you know, one song that charted the top 100.
I mean, he was a big country music star, but never bigger than now.
And because the left are trying to cancel him.
10 years ago, he would have been done for.
Now, it is to his benefit that they're coming after him.
They grab the bull by the horns.
Calling him a racist, calling him, they're saying he is glorifying lynching because he writes this song, which is in and uses as a backdrop, the Maori County.
Well, hold on, we'll get to that, but it's a song about anti-violence.
They're saying he's glorifying lynching.
The left, doing what it does, it has no sense of pushing the brakes.
It has no sense of awareness.
See, the thing is, he had that old southern typical courthouse square courthouse in the background, like something out of to kill a mockingbird.
Or a time to kill.
That's right.
All of that type of stuff.
Didn't you go to school with John Grisham?
Did you go to school with John Grisham?
Didn't go to school with him, but I practiced law in the same community with him.
Who was smarter me?
What he did, what he did, he said, all right, we're gonna get back to Jose, we're indulging now.
Yeah well, you brought it up.
So I gotta say here's what it was.
His first book was called A Time To Kill, supposedly based upon a true story.
Well, it was based on a true story, but he reversed the race.
Yeah, that's right.
The uh the, the.
The rapist was a black guy and the rapee, I guess, was uh, two young uh, white girls.
We're off, we're off.
Of course he did it the other way and of course, the publishing industry in New York loved it, and that's basically why he's a made man now.
All right, but any event, try that in a small town, Jason Aldeen you, you've heard the background, Jose.
What is going on here?
Break it down as only you can.
Yeah, I you're correct about what you said James, that this is like another front in the culture war, because if you look at country music and like the country music scene it is in many respects, despite the fact that there has been a notable amount of creeping leftism in that scene, it is still like an implicit white community and when you have a country star, a well-established country star, that starts talking about like basic common sense stuff,
about defending your town from just like these hordes of like leftist marauders and whatnot um, it just makes these people really angry and this is like a view.
Aldeen's like lyrics are resonate with tons of people in the U.s that are sick and tired of this stuff and it's natural that it's gonna piss off the the left.
But um, to me, I I think to me what Aldeen is saying is nothing like radical whatsoever.
It's what like most um, i'd say like your average, like Republican conservative voter believes in.
That like yeah you, you should have like the right to protect your town from like melanin enhanced marauders and um, these total like degenerates that destroy, that been destroying um cities like over the past like few years, and these like state-sponsored antifun Black lives matter riots.
So uh, I I think like what he, what Aldeen was saying, is actually like pretty tame.
But in this clown world political state we live in, this kind of stuff is seen as radical.
But yeah, I do see, I do think that um, that um the left is gonna try to respond with like more, um trying to like co-opt more like pc um country stars and try to like insert more leftism and prop up some other country stars that um have more politically in uh, more politically correct content.
But I do think that yeah, I mean Taylor Swift started off as such a such a country.
You know her early stuff was entirely agreeable and now she's this, this leftist.
I saw something that I want to uh bounce off of Jose very quickly.
If you look at this actual uh music video, you see Aldine wearing a straw cowboy hat.
Now who wears straw cowboy hats?
One Rednecks and two Mexican or Hispanic guys, and you know.
But he also uh uses real-time news footage, Footage from the riots of 2020, which he says he was no fan of.
So, I mean, there's an implicit level of pro-whiteness there, I think.
I mean, to be sure, and the media is right to pick up on that.
But the fact that here's the takeaway, Jose.
The takeaway is five years ago, as recently as five years ago, this would have been the end of his career.
Now it is a boon to his career.
How did that happen?
Things have changed.
I think that there's a much more from what I've seen.
This is based on my experience.
I go to country bars every now and then and some country-related events is that people in that scene, like the average country music listener, they are becoming a lot more polarized.
And if they hear somebody that speaks their language, their political language, they're going to back that up like much more fervently.
I think you're going to see in the country music scene, especially among like average listeners, a much more right-wing, politicized viewer, listener base that it's not going to take this kind of crap any longer.
Exactly.
And it's going to back any singer like Aldina starts talking like that.
Because the country music scene, I will say this.
It's one of like the least dysgenic type of music scenes you'll see in the U.S. because you've got like rap and stuff like that.
It looks like a Moss Ice League cantina when you go to like any type of function that features like rap or pop music these days.
So like really just hideous creatures you see there.
But when you go to like normal American or like country music or like rock music genres, well, some at least, you're going to see a much more normal common sense type of American.
Let me ask you this, Jose.
How does the Hispanic community fall down on this issue?
And we've talked to you about this.
This is an interesting question because, I mean, they started to break a little more for Trump in the last election.
So yeah, that's a question, Keith.
Jose, your answer with about a minute remaining.
So I tend to think that the more Americanized Hispanics that have lived here for multiple generations, like the ones that have lived here like since like the conquistadors settled the American Southwest, those people may start.
I think we will definitely shift towards Republicans because they're like effectively whites now.
They're like politically and culturally white.
Other Hispanics, like recent arrivals, not so optimistic, to be honest.
And some of like their immediate progeny, and especially the post-1965 wave, I think that it's going to be a generational split.
The Mexicans that have been living, Hispanics that have been living here for centuries were likely to break towards implicit white movements and whatnot.
We will continue this conversation.
We'll continue to talk about this topic.
But unfortunately and sadly, without Jose Niño, who has to run right now, but we'll continue it.
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She's one of those girls who seems to come in the spring.
Won't look in her eyes and know if you did everything.
I've waited to see And I saw it today It keeps rolling across my mind No matter how much I try, I can't seem to live in memory.
I remember the rise I've turned around.
Said she never get in trouble or even in town.
A younger girl keeps her all head across my mind.
Now, thankfully, that we have the three of our featured guests already worked through tonight.
We can devolve into a battle of the bands, right?
Now, Keith offers that one, a younger girl by the Quitters.
Now, John Sebastian wrote it of the loving spoonful.
And we love the loving spoonful.
We don't like what they stood for, but we like their music.
And we can do that because we have brains that work.
We can discern, hey, I like the music.
I don't like what they believe in necessarily.
The loving spoonful were part of the folk music era that transitioned into the post-Doo-OP.
Yeah.
But they were basically on the inside track.
On the other hand, the Critters were just a garage band, a bunch of suburban kids that got together and decided they wanted to form a band.
And they had three big hits.
Younger Girl, which, like you said, was a cover of a John Sebastian song, but I submit it's much superior to John Sebastian's acoustic guitar version.
And then Mr. Dyingly Sad, which was to a Bossa Nova beat, that was very unusual.
And then a third one called Don't Let the Rain Fall Down on Me.
Check all of those out, and I think you will understand why I'm a fan of the Critters.
Let me ask you this: John Sebastian, tied into the Critters, but most famously with The Love and Spoonful, what is the best Love and Spoonful song?
Mine is, Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?
Ah, that's an interesting choice.
Because somewhere in the city, I think it's probably their biggest hit.
We play that every year when it gets really hot.
Nashville Cats.
No, no.
Daydream and Do You Believe in Magic?
Were their two biggest.
Right.
Daydream.
And then he had things like a day for a daydream.
And remember, Darling Be Home Soon?
Listen, I was about to say that.
I'm sorry that you said that before I could say something.
My dad loves that song.
My dad, who was here in the studio last week, and my dad who listens to every show loves Darling Be Home Soon.
I was driving home from a beach trip a few years ago with dad and my whole family and my parents.
And I think he listened to Darling Be Home Soon for about 200 miles.
Like on repeat.
Yeah, look, it's a great song.
And these two groups, the Critters and The Loving Spoonful, the Loving Spoonful were out of Greenwich Village in New York and Manhattan.
Which we don't, you know, we're not about that.
But we're about good music, aren't we?
But then, on the other hand, the Critters were prototypical Jersey Boys, okay, from across the river.
Now we're getting into something.
Yeah, that Jersey Boys is the name of what of groups, Broadway music.
The Four Seasons.
The Four Seasons.
The people at the pinnacle of modern music, according to James.
Well, hey, listen, how many hundreds of millions of records do you have to sell before you can be considered that company?
But what about you didn't have to be so nice?
Oh, that was a great one.
Yeah, you didn't have to be so nice.
And did you ever have to make that?
Ah, no, they had the Loving Spoonful.
All right.
All right.
Well, anyway, let's get back to the song at hand, which is Jason Aldean's Try That in a Small Town.
So you heard about half of the song between the last two segments with Jose Nino.
And, of course, it's an anti-violent song.
It's saying, like, all of the violence.
The left song is basically.
Well, he uses footage of the actual Black Lives Matter stuff.
Riots in 2020, the George Floyd riots, which were, of course, inflicted upon us by Black Laws.
Blackly Peaceful Protests is a.
Black Lives Matter and Antifa.
And so the whole media is saying that this is a racist.
Not only is it not an anti-violent song, which is what it's about, it's like all that stuff that goes on in the city.
Try that in a small town where we have close-knit communities.
We look out for one another.
It's not going to fly here.
And he's right because there's a huge difference between Earl and the left urban and rural.
But the other thing, not only is it racist, it is pro-lynching.
It is a pro-lynching song that he says that Black Lives Matter should not come up.
If they have to trot out lynching, you know you've got them by the short hair.
Okay, that's the best thing they could say.
We know that we have struck a nerve with the left.
Thank you very much, Left.
That's the highest recommendation you could give to anyone who might want to buy it.
But here's key.
Here's key is that this is now the number one song in the world.
Number one song in the world.
Not only did it not finish his career, as it would have done 10 years ago.
When I wrote Racism, Schmacism, a controversy like this, he'd have been done for.
Now, country music television did sort of cancel him, and it only propelled him into the number.
This is the number one song in streaming, the number one song on YouTube.
It's the number one song, period.
And a lot of other country music stars are siding behind him now.
This would have never happened a few years ago.
This goes back to what we're talking about with Brad and Jose.
And now it's the number one song because of the controversy.
This is what I say.
It's like our battle of the bulge here.
Not only is Bud Light taking the big L for trotting out this transgender weirdo as its spokesperson.
Dylan Mulvaney.
And now you've got this, the allegation that he is a racist and pro-lynching would have ruined him 10 years ago.
Now it propels him to the top spot in music.
Well, as Buffalo Springfield said, battle lines are being drawn.
That's it.
And see, this is, you know, who is in charge of country music today?
The same Jewish hierarchy that's in charge of other music music.
And country music television dropped Jason Aldean at the first hint of controversy, but then all of these other, and I'm talking about the very biggest of country music stars rallied behind him and propelled him to a level of celebrity that he didn't even have, even though he was a very big silence is deafening from Taylor Swift.
You got all of this footage, though, and it shows, well, yes, it is implicitly white.
So what?
It is an implicitly white anthem.
Sure, it is.
He's country music.
Are you going to basically try to kill your bass's support for your product the way that Anheuser-Busch did with the Bud Light commercials, the way that Disney has done, the way that Target has done?
All these people basically have shot the bird at white America.
And guess what?
White America is fighting back.
And basically, Anheuser-Busch is dropping off the chart.
It's a terrible investment now.
Same thing for Target.
Same thing for Disney.
Look, they seem to have lost their minds.
At least they've shown what we've said about Hollywood all along is that they have principles and values that are more important than making money.
Don't say that they do things like Dylan Mulvaney because they're trying to make money.
No, they aren't.
They're trying to transform the society.
And the society of white people that think right, that have Christian values, they're not buying into it.
This is it.
You wouldn't have seen this a few years ago, Keith.
Not only did Jason Aldean not relent, not only did he not apologize, he doubled down.
His wife doubled down.
He said, we were not going to apologize for this.
There's nothing to his wife.
There's nothing to apologize for.
Country music celebrities rallying behind him, propelling him to number one.
It went from the kiss of death assuredly 10 years ago.
You're called a racist 10 years ago.
You're in touch.
Now he is minted in a way that even with all of his celebrity, he wasn't before.
This is a big thing.
This is a big deal.
It has given a big boost to his career.
And it is implicitly white.
They say, well, he chose this courthouse because at some point a black guy was mistreated there.
A black guy was lynched there, supposedly.
Southern courthouse, that symbol of oppression and evil in the eyes of the left.
You know, if you don't believe me, just get a copy of To Kill a Mockingbird and see how the South is portrayed there.
Well, guess what?
We portray the South a different way.
We portray the South as the repository of traditional American values.
But the left would have done this.
The media would have done this.
If he'd have filmed the music video in Kalamazoo, they'd have said, well, he picked that place because 427 miles from here, a Klansman took a leak in 1927.
You know, they would have done that.
I mean, this is what they do.
And this is it.
Nobody cares anymore.
Nobody cares anymore.
It is to his benefit that they have attacked him now.
Not only it would have ruined him five years ago, 10 years ago, now he is the biggest name in music because of it.
People do care what the left says.
They listen to the left and they say, if the left is against it, we know that the guy that they're attacking is on the right side.
This is what it is.
People now instinctively recoil from the left.
And this ties into what Brad Griffin and Jose Nino were saying how.
That basically what is happening is that America is transforming itself.
We're basically bringing things to, there's a head on the boil now.
It's going to pop anytime because no longer are conservatives and conservatively minded people cowering before the power of the left.
Basically, they're standing up to the left.
They're ready to fight.
This is it.
You know, basically, we're not going to concede another inch in the culture war.
You know, this is where the line is drawn and we are going to continue to support ourselves.
And we don't give two hoots in hell what the left is.
And it feeds into what Brad Griffin was talking about, that we are hurtling towards an event of some sort that will sort things out one way or another.
It's obvious that our ancestors are right.
There are two Americas at the very least.
At the very least, we're not going to continue as we are now.
And thank God for that.
We'll be back with the final segment of Abyssini tonight with three great guests.
Stay tuned.
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You're my sugar dandy.
My boy, Lonnie Poppy.
You I love you so.
Well, I don't want you to know.
I need you, I need you, I need you so.
And I never let the jingle go.
Oh, my boy, Lonnie Poppin'.
Well, you're going to have to let me know, ladies and gentlemen, via email who won the Battle of the Bands tonight.
Keith with Critters Younger Girl.
Or Millie Small, My Boy Lollipop.
Well, you know, we love that doo-wop stuff around here.
Well, that's not really doo-wop.
Well, now, come on now.
That's like, you know, that's a bridge between doo-wop and doo-wop.
All right, I'll give you that.
I'll give you that.
It didn't have sort of the nonsensical, unintelligible doo-wop wording that we would like.
Certainly wasn't high IQ lyrics.
But did it sound good?
Yeah, it sounded good.
All right.
Now, now you're making me play this.
You're making me do this, Keith.
You're making me do this.
Yeah, you're doing this because this is quintessence of doo-op.
Now, we played doo-wop with Can't We Be Sweethearts?
We did Rama Lama Ding Dong last week.
I mean, you know, any excuse we can do to get into this, but I mean, this is it.
That's doo-wop.
That's a Del Viking.
That's what doo-wop sounds like.
Am I right?
Am I right or am I right?
You're right.
That's good.
But let me give you one now.
All right.
All right.
Barefooting by Robert Parker.
Putting that in.
Wait, barefooting?
That was covered by several people.
No, put barefooting Robert Parker.
All right, we got to get back to work tonight.
We're having fun now.
Well, I mean, we are going to finish on a serious note, but all right.
Well, we know Johnny Rivers did a cover of this.
Who doesn't know this?
This is the original.
Who doesn't know this?
It looks like you, Keith.
Look at Robert Parker.
It looks just like Keith.
Get on your feet.
You make me nervous when you're in the seat.
Take off your shoes and pat your feet.
We're doing a dance that can't be beat.
We're barefooting.
We barefoot.
We barefooted.
This is what we do during commercial breaks and after.
This is the post-game show.
Yeah, right.
But anyway.
Hey, Keith.
All right.
Back to music.
This is, we've seen the latest Battlefront, and the advance is being made by our side for a change.
And you're seeing this more and more.
It goes back to what we're talking about with Brad Griffin.
An event is they can't win.
Well, I mean, they've won every fight for the last 150 years.
They've won it in New York.
They've won L Cross everywhere.
They've won everywhere else.
They've won it everywhere.
They won it on the left coast and on the Sela corridor.
Well, they and forced us into submission here in the South.
But things are rising.
The South will rise again.
And maybe it is.
And maybe it is right now.
But anyway, something's happening.
Something's happening that is different.
This huge billions of dollars of losses by Bud Light.
The fact that they tried to come after this guy as a racist and a pro-lynching advocate, and now he's the number one red badge of courage.
And other people are rallying behind him as fellow celebrities in country music.
I mean, this is all very interesting and noteworthy.
And I mean, yeah, I mean, look, I mean, out in San Francisco, Keith, right now, you have all of those major hotel chains that are just leaving, leaving from Portland, Oregon.
And in the Safeway stores in San Francisco, you also have to walk to like a hard plastic cubicle before you can check out because this is the security.
You have to walk into a security chamber before you can check out.
Look, the North Coast and the East Coast are like Orwellian now, okay?
Orwell could not have conceived what they have devolved into.
But now, meanwhile, Red State America is thriving.
Red State America is drawing people from Blue State America that have common sense and don't want to live in a police state or in a liberal dystopia.
We're thriving.
They're dying.
That's telling you something, folks.
Believe me, line up on the side of life and growth and healthy families and a healthy economy.
Come to Red State America.
Depart from Blue State America.
Don't look back or you're liable to suffer the fate of Lot's wife.
All right, Keith.
It turned into a pillar of song.
We mentioned this earlier.
You got in touch with me earlier this week.
You said there's a brand new article out that mentions a long ago interview that we had with Pat Buchanan here on TBC.
What was it about?
What was going on there?
Well, you had Pat Buchanan.
I'm going to let you tell it because you're the one who read it.
You told me about it.
You looked at it.
I just saw what you texted me.
Well, what happened?
What do you read?
It said you tell us.
Well, basically, Pat Buchanan got on our show, and they said that that was like the kiss of death for Pat Buchanan, and that everybody turned on.
Guess what?
His best days were in front of him at that point.
He was writing a book every year, just about, and all of them were big bestsellers, despite the best efforts of the left to put them down.
Guess why?
You look at, and if you haven't read it.
Because he lined up with us.
Well, I don't think we made him.
He made me.
We didn't make him.
And I know you're not saying that.
No, I'm not saying that.
But the fact of the matter is, Death of the West, State of Emergency, Suicide of the Superpower, Churchill and the Unnecessary War.
Well, that's in a different way, but yes, that too.
And he did come on the show to talk about that one.
But the other ones, too, these are absolutely and without question, these take on a racial animus no more or less than we take it on here every week.
They were landmarks.
Have you ever read Death of the West?
Death of the West.
Death of the West is, I think, his magnum opus, and it was the book that basically birthed the movement that you're seeing bear fruit at the present day.
Do you not agree?
Well, I think Pat Buchanan, now at 84 years of age, he'll be 85 in November.
He has reached the level of appreciation that he should have always had.
He is known now as the guy who was the forerunner of Donald Trump.
These issues won.
These issues were the winning issues, even if he wasn't the one who was on his issues.
He should have been our Moses, but even if he couldn't have been, because the timing just wasn't right at his time, he is still the one who delivered the Ten Commandments to the people who are going to take it to our tablets down from Mount Sinai.
I think so.
And I mean, you know, I think so because if it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have been here.
And we talked about this earlier.
I mean, if I'd gotten my start with Bob Dole or John, Jack Kemp or Mitt Romney or Rick Sanders.
Mike Pence.
You know, Mike Pence is smarter than we give him credit for.
You want to know why?
Bob Dole at least had Viagra going for him.
That was the only thing that he did.
The resurrected dick cadaver.
I think, you know, I've got to tell you, and I don't want you to take offense, my friend, Mike Pence may be smarter than you are.
You want me to tell you why?
Why?
He has tapped into the fastest-growing demographic in the country.
What is that?
Holocaust survivors.
Yeah.
Now, this is the truth.
We got this from a friend who listens to every show.
Mike Pence's campaign, if I know him for one thing, it's his subservience to Israel.
There's like a Star of David on his website.
It kisses the feet of the power and influence.
But he's tapping into the fastest-growing demographic in the country.
And I've got the proof.
No, no.
Holocaust survivors are the fastest-growing demographic.
Listen, this is it.
These are real stories and real date lines.
Are you ready to listen?
I'm ready.
This is why Mike Pence is smarter than you.
I'm here at your feet, O Mash.
He's tapping into it, and he's hitching his cart to the fastest-growing demographic of voters, Holocaust survivors.
July 3rd, 2016, Times magazine headline reads, Ely Weasel.
Ely Weasel.
Ellie Weasel.
There are, listen, this is the headline in Time magazine in 2016.
There are just 100,000 Holocaust survivors left.
Okay, that's 2016.
Now, here is a headline from the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews in January of 2019, three years later.
Israel home to 200,000 Holocaust survivors.
You understand?
There's 100,000 in 2016, but in 2019, there was 200,000 in Israel alone.
And how about this one from The Economist, The Economist in 2020?
Four years after there was only 100,000 left, archivists are racing to identify every Jewish Holocaust victim.
On the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, only 400,000 Holocaust survivors are still alive.
I mean, Mike Pence tapping into this growing survivor.
There's going to be 6 million before we know it.
They're going to come back.
Well, they've actually done it.
They've actually figured out a way around it.
You've heard that.
We've talked about this on the show.
There are second and third generation Holocaust survivors now because the trauma that they endured was so severe that it actually went into their genetic makeup and it can be transmitted on to subsequent generations.
There's actually more Holocaust survivors now than there were in 1946.
And Mike Pence shows you don't even have to be Jewish to do it.
There are Jewish Holocaust survivors and there are white Gentile kiss asses like Mike Pence.
And believe me, that second group is the one that is mushrooming like crazy.
Okay.
They're just growing exponentially.
So say there's a 19-year-old guy out there right now, like I was in 1999 when I got hitched to the Buchanan cart.
You think there's a 19-year-old guy right now who's getting his start with the Mike Pence president campaign who 24 years later is going to be doing anything?
Look, I like the way that Tucker Carlson took him to school.
He gave him, I mean, he whipped him like a barred mule on that interview he did for Turning Point.
If you haven't seen that yet, folks, do it.
Basically, he said he's never seen anyone before, a presidential candidate, commit suicide on national TV.
But that's exactly what Mike Pence did.
Mike Pence, Asa Hutchinson, these wimps from Middle America, supposedly Red State America, that worship at the shrine of Jewish power and influence.
You see what happens to them?
They're history, folks.
They're gone.
Don't be with the losers.
Come on with us and the winners.
My dad just texted.
I wish I could have had time.
I didn't know we were this close to the end.
We'd have played Darling B. Home soon.
Said Love and Spoofful.
The Love and Spooful was one of Paul McCartney's favorite American bands.
Yeah.
They were great.
I mean, John Sebastian was a musical genius.
We could give credit to somebody from Greenwich Village, but they're not going to reciprocate that.
But we're honest.
That's the way.
Well, John Sebastian's moved on to his reward now.
Is that true?
Is that true?
I believe so.
We'll let you know before next show.
For all of our staff recruited night for Keith Alexander.
For Jose Nino, Brad Griffin, and John Friend, I'm James Edwards.
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