Oct. 14, 2023 - 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, ladies and gentlemen, if you have been a long time listener of this show, you know that Paul Fromm, the director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, has always been one of my closest friends on this program.
I mean, not to be outdone.
I mean, they are co-equals with Kevin McDonald in the second hour.
I'll never forget when we had him over here at the Shonies, one of the last Shonys on Earth, I think.
And he gave a presentation, sold some books and whatnot.
And I was thoroughly impressed with him.
That was my first encounter with Paul.
Well, he has an incredible wit, an incredible knowledge, an incredible way to deliver a message with wit and humor.
And he is a funny guy while maintaining his seriousness.
It is a it's it's it's really a wonderful way to go because it catches the statement he made.
Well.
Well, that's what I'm getting at.
Yeah.
So we asked Paul when we got him on the line tonight during the break before the start of this hour if he was ready for the show tonight.
And he said, if it's after eight, it's time to hate.
I'm ready to hate.
If it's after eight, I'm ready to hate.
Well, whatever it was.
I doubled over laughing.
Paul, I'm going to still that.
I'm going to be like Martin Luther King.
I'm going to plagiarize that for the rest of my life during our eight o'clock hour.
How are you doing tonight, buddy?
Doing pretty good tanks.
Just start your next speech with, I had a dream.
That it was after eight and I was ready to hate.
I'm sure he did have a dream.
Two white skanks for a free summer on the night before.
Martin Luther King sandwich.
Well, that's some dreams become realized, I guess.
But anyway, so, hey, where to start with this one?
This is actually what I've been wanting to get to for a couple of weeks.
So we're glad to have Paul tonight.
There has been a recent bizarre, I can't call it a scandal, just a situation that has recently rocked the great white North.
I mean, something happened that we never suspected that Hitler didn't go south to Argentina.
He actually went to Canada and has been hiding out there along with all sorts of Nazis.
I understand you're overrun with Nazis now.
Tell us about that.
Well, American Renaissance.
Go ahead, Paul.
Go ahead and answer.
Well, that's, of course, what the very Zionist media claims and the politicians are now just discovering.
But it's like a collective loss of memory.
But what happened was three Fridays ago, the joint session of the Canadian Parliament, that's the House of Commons and the Senate, convened to hear that kind of corrupt guy from the Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky.
Anyway, our very wolf prime minister and he are great buddies, and they were clapping each other on the back and embracing and carrying on.
And a great time was had by one and all.
And we, of course, parted with $600 million more dollars to the Ukraine.
We don't have housing for our own people, but what the heck.
So the speaker of the House of Commons, then he could use a few people for special recognition.
And this was Ukrainian days.
So if anything could be construed as Ukrainian, they were going to get recognized.
So the speaker, a man named Anthony Roga, recognized a 98-year-old gentleman named Hetchu.
And he said he fought the communists, he fought for his country, fought for the Ukraine in the Second World War.
Well, he got two standing ovations from all members of the House of Commons and the Senate.
And he later, I think, got to shake hands with Trudeau and got to shake hands with, I believe, with Zelensky.
Anyway, a fine thing.
Zelensky, Paul, Zelensky, I was actually confused about this.
Zelensky was there in that moment.
Yes?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
He joined in the lionization of this man.
I got a lot of questions, but keep going, Paul.
Keep explaining.
Okay, so that's a Friday.
By Monday, an outcome in New York called a foreword, which is a Jewish leftist Jewish publication, said, oh, my God, this Mr. Hachu was a Nazi because if he fought against the Russians in World War II in the Ukraine, he was undoubtedly with the 14th SS Division, sometimes called the Grecian Division.
So, oh my God, Nazi, Nazi, Nazi, Nazi.
He's 98 years old, this old gentleman.
So they were, you know, just that tizzy.
Every political party was denouncing Nazis.
And how could this have been done and the speaker was so stupid?
Their panties were in a wad.
Yeah, the speaker, it was stupid, of course, but how can he make such a mistake?
And we've been embarrassed, and the world's laughing at us and all the media jumped on the bandwagon.
The speaker has to resign and so on.
Only one writer.
No, no.
Only one writer pointed out, and not very well, that look, this guy was in a real dilemma.
The communists, the Soviets, had invaded the Ukraine in 1919.
They'd occupied it until the Germans liberated it in 1941.
They had done unspeakable things like the man-made famine of 1932-33, which killed between 8 and 10 million Ukrainians to try to break the Ukrainian farmers.
And so what does the young guy who's about 19 do?
He can, well, he guess he can fight for the communists, yes, or he can fight for the liberators who are by this time beginning to retreat in 1943.
I mean, what does he do?
And I think non-involvement was not an option.
So, of course, all our heavy thinkers today are saying, well, he should never have chosen Nazism.
Well, he chose the best option available to him.
The Nazis weren't trying to starve his people out like the communists were.
But you would think it was 1945.
The anti-Nazi this and anti-Nazi that.
And there were about 600 members of the 14th SS Division that came to Canada.
And they were all investigated way, way back in the 1980s.
And there was even a report written by the Quebec Justice to Shane.
And he said mere membership in the Galician division was not a war crime.
But now some of the politicians who barely can remember the day before yesterday, they're up there with your Joe Biden, or say, well, we must reveal all the names.
I mean, to what end?
Most of these men are dead.
The few who remain would be in their very late 90s.
Just an anti-Nazi feeding frenzy.
In fact, they even wanted to remove the kind words of the speaker from our hands, which is our congressional record.
They weren't able to do that.
But it's just crazy time.
Hold on right there.
Paul Fromm, longtime friend, brother, comrade, director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, returned from Canada.
Well, Ribbitry plays up there too, but we'll be right back.
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The political left today is the beast.
Now, the Bible confirms that the dragon gave him, the beast, his power.
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The extra evil spiritual power that comes from the beast by their lying is what accounts for the string of the leftist criminals in the government that have never yet been prosecuted.
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Note 1.
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Paul Fromm, such a regular guest on this program, made countless appearances over the years.
Well, I guess you could count them.
He's parachuting in today to tell us about the latest Nazi outbreak in Canada.
Well, Gregory Hood, the fantastic staff writer at American Renaissance, wrote the article, When They Can't Find Nazis.
And I'll read a couple of excerpts from it before we toss it back to our friend.
It doesn't take much for those in power to call you a Nazi, especially the great white North.
For that reason, the recent unanimous standing ovation to a fighter in the Waffen-SS gives us an amusing spectacle.
And his name was, or is, Yaroslav Hunka, who fought in the Soviet Union in the 1st Ukrainian Division, also known in the Waffen-SS, as you said, Paul, as the Galatia Division.
He was in the viewing gallery in the Canadian Parliament on September the 22nd when he received not one, but two standing ovations.
Speaker Anthony Roda, a member of the Liberal Party, recognized the soldier during Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's visit to Canada.
Speaker Roda called the man a, quote, Ukrainian hero, a Canadian hero, and we thank him for all of his service.
Let's listen to it now as it happened in front of Zelensky and Trudeau at the Canadian Parliament on September the 22nd.
We have here in the chamber today Ukrainian Canadians, Ukrainian-Canadian world veteran from the Second World War who fought the Ukrainian independence against the Russians and continues to support the troops today, even at his age of 98.
His name is Yaroslav Honka.
And I was going to say he's in the gallery, but I think you beat me to that.
But I'm very proud to say that he is from North Bay and from my riding of Nitosing Taniskoving.
Okay, so a couple of things here, Paul.
I mean, obviously, this is meant to be like a gotcha moment against Russia, against the white Christian nation that Russia has become, which is a far different thing than it was when he was fighting them in the 40s.
But I'm watching this clip now here as I'm live in the studio.
They're standing again.
I think this was three standing ovations.
All the liberals have spring-loaded legs now.
Yeah, yeah.
So they think this is like a gotcha thing to Putin.
But I'm wondering, and Paul, you and I were laughing about this on the phone last week.
You and I were talking on the phone behind the scenes.
By the way, ladies and gentlemen, Paul Fromm is helping my kids with the project at home.
A great guy.
That's what we were talking about.
And then we got onto this.
But we were talking about it.
And Paul, I mean, I was asking you, did anybody in the Canadian Parliament, you know, pass sixth grade history?
Because if you did, it seems like it would have occurred to somebody between the Speaker and Trudeau and Zelensky and everybody else that was assembled that day that if you were fighting against Russia in the 1940s in Europe, and then, hmm, let's think about it.
Russia was allied with the United States and Great Britain.
Russia was a communist nation.
Who might you have been fighting for?
I mean, did that not occur to anybody?
I mean, I think that would have occurred to anybody in sixth grade if they were using a modicum of critical thinking skills.
How did that get past everybody?
If he was fighting against Russia, who was allied with the Allies, the so-called Allies against the so-called Axis, who do they think he was fighting for?
You really wonder.
But I think, among other things, it's the just a dreadful Canadian education system.
If maybe even one of them had been homeschooled, he might have thought, hmm.
But I mean, it was just beautiful on a not so funny level.
A number of cabinet ministers have just done terrible things, screwed up massively, but they don't resign.
I mean, that was the British system.
If something went wrong in your department, even if you weren't personally at fault, you did the honorable thing and resigned.
Well, none of these people do.
For instance, when we were giving, wanted to give tanks to the Ukrainians earlier this year, well, our army looked around to see what we might have.
Now, we didn't have very serviceable tanks up until about 2003 or 4 when we were in Afghanistan.
So we bought second-hand leopard tanks from the Belgians.
I mean, the Belgians have 88 leopards to spare.
Tiny little Belgium, big Canada.
Well, anyway, we got our 88 leopards.
Well, okay, 2023, January, February, how many leopards do we have?
Well, about 20 are still serviceable.
Now, they hadn't been through a war.
They had simply been allowed to rust with neglect.
Now, you would have thought all sorts of people would be fired on the spot and the minister in total shame would hang his head and resign.
No, no, you know, no amount of incompetence or corruption can get you lead you to resign from the cabinet.
However, poor old Anthony Rhoda, because he didn't know his World War II history very much, and he was right.
Mr. Hunker was a hero, was a brave man, and fought for his country.
But because that's no longer woke, the poor guy has to resign.
I mean, you don't know whether to laugh or cry.
How did this get past that proto-communist Justin Trudeau, who I understand is the product of an extramarital trish between Marvin Trudeau and Fidel Castro?
That's alleged.
Is that the truth?
You tell me.
I mean, he looks like.
I don't know if it's true.
If you look at pictures of Trudeau now and pictures of Castro when Trudeau would have been born, there is quite a resemblance.
I mean, whether it is or not.
It's plausible.
But Paul, but Paul, listen, we got about two minutes remaining.
Listen, I can't tell you how much I appreciate and respect you.
You were doing the Lord's work in Canada.
If we had a thousand more Paul Fromms there, Canada would be Canada again.
But no, to Keith's question, how did it get past everybody, including the prime minister, that, you know, again, the information that an elementary age student of history might have figured out?
We're fighting the Russians back then.
There's no good answer except just massive ignorance.
I mean, the speaker and other people in the cabinet have all sorts of briefcase toters, wackies, clunkies, yes men, and so on.
But apparently, nowhere did any of these bright lights think.
Paul, what happened to the gentleman after he was condemned?
Did he apologize?
Did he say, well, I mean, what did you think?
Has he had any, has there been any groveling?
Well, has there been any response from him that we know of since everything?
You mean Hunka?
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, no, he didn't say anything.
But he's hungry.
He's 98 years old.
He deserves a little piece.
Maybe he does need to be thanked for his service, but I mean, but nevertheless, we haven't heard from him since.
I mean, after it all turned on him, he hasn't come out and said, you know, look, I apologize for being who I am and for fighting, you know, the communists.
He's not going to do that.
No, I mean, it's only Germans who grovel right there.
I mean, he has nothing to be ashamed of.
I wonder if he not have foreseen that Ukrainians are proud of being Nazis.
Could he have, Keith, could he have not foreseen that this might have had some blowback?
I mean, you know, he went there to be commemorated or celebrated.
Did he not think that they might figure?
It's a weird story from start to finish.
We got seconds from weird news.
As my friend is in jail, Brad Luck says, you just can't make this blank, blank, blank tough.
Well, maybe.
The truth is stranger than fiction.
Well, yes.
Well, it's probably the first time in his life anybody said a kind word about him.
So I'm glad he had that even at 100 years old.
Justin Trudeau is even more politically correct than the Israelis because the Israelis and the Jewish media over here support the Azov battalion, which are the ones with the links to the Nazis.
I still don't know what that's all about.
That's another weird thing.
Yeah, but nonetheless, you know, you can depend on the Canadians to be the most liberal people on the face of the earth, I guess.
Hey, not as long as Paul Fromm still walks the Canadian soil.
Hey, Paul, I love you, brother.
Canadian Association of Free Expression.
Paul Fromm is one of the good guys.
He's one of our heroes.
And you're a hero of mine.
Paul, we'll talk to you again soon.
Thank you for coming on tonight.
You got it.
We'll be right back to close the show.
Stay tuned, everybody.
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When the world is running down, make the best of what's going on.
When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
That's what those prophets, the police, how they put it.
Hey, folks, we got a treat for you now to close the show.
It's been a while since we've heard his voice, but I'm so glad to hear it tonight.
Jack Ryan, our loyal and faithful and regular TPC contributor, is back in the saddle tonight.
Man in Chicago.
Or outside of Chicago, as Jack likes to put it.
But he's in Illinois nonetheless, and he's back with us tonight.
And it's been too long, Jack.
How have you been, buddy?
Kind of just like the song from the police.
I'm still around trying to make the best of what's still around.
Some things are good.
I made some changes in life.
Hope it doesn't make me a boring person, but I completely gave up all alcohol.
So that's a big, big change.
And I could barely tolerate the Chicago career women, but if I had a beer buzz going, some R ⁇ B on the jukebox and some sports that I don't hate on, I could tolerate them.
And I just can't tolerate them at all.
But no, I'm not sure.
Yeah, good for you.
Good for you.
I've been playing court tennis of my life.
And I highly recommend that our people don't just be sports fans or follow other people.
And some people are good in high school.
They play tackle football and all this.
And then the only sport they play is golf, which if you have a cart, you don't get any exercise at all.
So I would encourage people to play other sports.
I'm playing the best tennis of my life.
And I think it's a great sport conditioning to get into.
And there's lots of good sports besides just the main American sports of tackle football or basketball.
And I encourage our listeners, lots of people are doing really good, like in sprinting.
When they took out steroids, European women are doing great in sprints, running.
Femme Cabot used this.
Take this note.
She's a pretty girl.
There's other better-looking gals on the Dutch sprinting team, but she is amazing.
And sprints, they do four by 400 sprints.
They break the records, and they're just fantastic.
She'd have no trouble running you down, would she, Jack?
I make comments that she's done so very good, but now it's time to get a husband and start a family.
Well, and thankfully, you're still available.
Remember what they said on Greece: if you can't be an athlete, you can at least be an athletic supporter.
Are you talking about the movie?
You know, I tell you what, the final sequence in Greece, like the last 20 minutes, it's like hit after hit after hit.
And then you get to the title song by the Immortal Foggy Valley.
Exactly.
But then they find out who are the actors and they say, oh, Olivia Newton Touchon was just beautiful.
And I liked her image.
But then the actor that had that, he was that guy that played John Travolta.
Travolta.
John Travolta.
You know what?
He's kind of weird, but I kind of like him.
I mean, he's mellowed.
He lives in Ocala, Florida.
He can't be all.
He's age 12 now.
He's on the Alps with the Hollywood Congress sometime.
That's kind of right.
Well, but he's bisexual by choice early, but later he says it wasn't.
In order to get roles, he had to put out for these perverts Hollywood people.
That's not really a big thing.
I've never heard that.
I've heard a comment which I will not say over the news, but yeah, he made a famous comment about what it takes to get ahead in Hollywood.
Yeah, well.
Before behind the room.
They remember this is a famous show.
So they have it.
But otherwise, it's good.
I wanted to send an invitation to you folks, particularly Jim's and your family, to visit Chicago in September and October.
I think there's really no bad time to come because they're great indoor architectural museums, but it's just beautiful in September and October.
It's like New England.
The fall is the best time of year.
It's cool.
You still have the sun.
And the rough kids are off the streets for a little bit.
They haven't just started cutting school every day.
I appreciate that invitation.
I love, you know, fall, autumn is my favorite time of the year.
It's a beautiful time.
It's a time of year that was so important to our European ancestors.
It was the harvest time.
You got to get prepared for winter.
You couldn't just lay about and wait for it.
And I remember.
Hold on a minute.
You couldn't wait for fruit to fall into your lap like you could in Africa.
You had to, you know, plan, and that's what developed our big, beautiful brains.
I mean, this is an important time of year.
And I love the fall.
And I think Chicago would be beautiful in fall.
I'd love to go to Salem in fall because I love the Halloween stuff.
I do.
I got to admit it.
You know, we do it every year.
Keith, do you think that the Salem witches were real?
No.
But then, on the other hand, I will say that.
Chicago feminist women.
Jack says you've never met a Chicago feminist.
They're in Salem, though.
What I can tell you, though.
Do you have any witches in Chicago, Jack?
Yeah.
Once in a while, he can take you to a bar where they hang out.
I remember going up there for spring break with my family one time, thinking it would be temperate.
We got out there on that Navy pier.
It was so damn cold.
I can tell you what we had to go in.
Yeah.
Yeah.
March is rough.
Nothing.
Scotland, raw, rough.
You might have one or two.
You know, when I was up at Sam Sam Bushman in Cleveland for the Republican National Convention in 2016, you know, we were there with media credentials and hobby with all of them.
You wouldn't believe how close we got to the principals there and in the room when Donald Trump accepted the nomination or the arena.
But you have one of the great lakes there.
I mean, these great lakes are great.
Are they not, Jack?
Yeah, either of you guys?
I did have to.
Collectively, collectively, we got, come on, Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, and Lake Erie.
Is that it?
Yeah, that's good.
You know, it's Huron, yeah, Ontario, Michigan, Erie.
What do I get for that great disposition?
Well, those are like inland seas.
I mean, these things are impressive.
I mean, I saw it, and that looks like the ocean to me.
The greatest collection of fresh water in the world, all the lake system combined.
And they are the downturn in the industrial economy had the good side that the lakes got cleaned up.
Like Lake Erie was on fire in the 60s, early 70s, and then it got a lot better.
Yeah, being around the lakes, I like being around nature, whether it's a river or mountain range, an ocean, or a lake.
I have a hard time just being in places in the United States that are flat and just a shopping, you know, a mall or something like that.
Being by Lake Michigan, I couldn't live in around Chicago.
Of course, we remember there was an infamous islander of war camp during the Civil War for Confederates called Johnson Island.
Is that Jack's house?
And they basically put the Confederates in pup tents in that brutal winter up there and they all died.
Oh, but that Arctic wind whips off of the water.
It definitely gets cold there.
But I like the cold.
I like bitter cold.
Well, I like bitter cold.
That's a flat.
My new dream might come true.
No, it can't.
I like the bitter cold.
I do.
I long for it.
We only get a few days of it a year here down here.
And, you know, on the lines of latitude?
Right?
We're like on Libya's lines of latitude down here.
We're on the latitude of the island of Crete.
I found that.
Well, also Libya.
I mean, it's bad.
I mean, you got to go way up.
You got to go way up to Maine to get to where even London is.
That's right.
So, I mean, you know, this is our people's natural climate is cold and bitter.
And I love it when it's cold.
It's warmer in England than it is in Maine because of the Gulf Current, right?
The Gulf Stream.
But speaking of tents, now, if you read enough of my Occidental Descent writings, I don't break down this liberal against conservatives.
There are plenty of people on the right, conservatives, that have just been terrible to us, traders, anything goes capitalist, people that are.
Well, those are phony liberals.
I mean, phony culture.
No, but they're interested in their own money.
And so they can get Indians to come work for free for a year for a green card.
And the next thing you know, they bring their whole village.
And so they profit from it.
Or the Onion King in Georgia, we wrote about, and he just loves that cheap, illegal alien stuff.
So the current supposedly conservative Republican governor of Texas, instead of defending the border, which he should with his wealth and his people, is screening the people and he's taking the worst, most diseased Amerindians from Venezuela and everywhere.
And then he's putting them on buses and dumping them on northern cities.
And he's like, oh, Howard, like Chicago.
So I've got, thanks to this, this, excuse my French, I can't tell what I think of this person.
They dumped 500 diseased migrants seven blocks from where I live.
And the numbers in New York City are, I think, close to 100,000.
Remember, diversity is our greatest strength.
Yeah, and so they got these people in tents like there.
And I don't know how these people are going to make it in the winter.
I mean, they come from a warm climate, and they're bringing all sorts of dreadful things.
Like in Paris, the migrants are bringing bed bugs and lice and things like that.
But it is, I mean, it's a humanitarian disaster to have these people out in tents to try to take a Chicago winner.
That's just, that's crazy.
So that's the world we live in.
Welcome to our world.
Well, I got, I got, Jack, I got something for you.
And I appreciate everything we've covered so far.
I never have the kind of fun that I have on the show like I have with you.
I mean, it's just lighthearted.
It's serious, it's lighthearted.
There's humor.
I mean, it's just a fun, laid-back type of thing.
When I gave my talk at Amran back a few weeks ago, Keith was there.
I had not one, but more than one person come up and say, hey, what's going on with Chicago Jack?
Or I didn't have to correct him, outside of Chicago Jack.
Or what's going on with Irish Jack?
And I, well, I tell you, you have fans and they came up to me asking about you.
And we'll be right back.
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Papa was alone in stone, was his home.
Ladies and gentlemen, what you don't know, what I could put in my autobiography would fill a book, I guess you could say.
And maybe one day we'll get around to writing it.
But nevertheless, yes, yes, Papa was a Rolling Stone.
Got an email from Rolling Stone magazine this week.
Jack, I think I told you about this.
I don't even know if Keith's in the music.
All right.
So Rolling Stone's doing a hit piece on us.
And I asked the question, when did Rolling Stone quit writing about music and become just another liberal rag?
But nevertheless, it's late 70s, about 1980.
Election a lot of rags.
It's been that long.
With that cartoonist, Gary Trudeau, who used to be funny.
I mean, he would present both sides with the election of Reagan and then Duke's success.
He just went, he just went nuts.
He's not remotely funny, and he's just a he's a humorless ideologue that does stuff like Trudeau when they had that fake rape thing in the University of Virginia, where it was supposedly a fraternity initiation.
It was completely impossible.
It was a Rolling Stone magazine story, and it was the A, they said just right from the get-go, like the Chinese Rush isn't in the fall, it's in the spring, and they had it, and then they were supposedly raping around broken glass, and it was completely gone.
And so, and so Trudeau jumped all over it.
He just went with his co-op, Nick, the editor of Rolling Stone magazines.
But when it was proved completely wrong, Trudeau didn't say, Oh man, I was wrong.
I apologize.
He said, Well, it doesn't matter because UBA is a sexist, racist place, and he just keeps on going on.
So, it doesn't matter that they're caught lying.
He's not funny.
A comedian that keeps trying to do something is not funny.
What's the point of him?
So, I think most he lost a lot of his pretty much all of his stuff.
You need to have a late-night show.
You're funny.
I mean, but yeah, all these guys that I mean, he tired out, woke, mocking Trump, mocking conservatives.
I mean, what's funny about that?
It's not funny at all.
It's not as funny as a toothache.
Well, I we were just talking about Jack Valentine's: if you don't applaud, if you don't laugh, then people take photographs of you.
You have to applaud.
I think I lost my Amazon account because I gave a bad review to the feminist remake of Ghostbusters.
I'm sorry, it just wasn't funny.
Okay, I mean, I would, if there was a female comedian that Carol Burnett, she was funny, but it wasn't funny.
And then there's like, well, there's not enough roles for female comedians, and you're a crib, and you're like, Yeah, shut up.
So, you got to do what it is.
But we don't live in a free country, we don't have free speech.
There were forms of hardcore pornography are tolerated and pushed.
All these horrible, you know, hateful Christmas movies that came out.
Well, one good thing is that Harvey Weinstein got taken down.
So, he used to always bring out a terrible anti-American, anti-Christmas movie on Christmas Day, like Daniel and Santos.
Yeah, Bad Fanny.
I did do that one.
So, he got taken down.
But there's another one of these ghouls, perfectly willing to step up on there.
So, well, that's what I say.
That theme song is one of my theme songs.
When the world is running down, make the best of what's still around.
And don't be so legal and honest if the people running the laws are bad.
So, I'm going to just suggest that if I ask me, Rolling Stone, I didn't say it, but I think I encourage our listeners to pirate classical Disney movies.
Why give the prophets to Bob Iger?
Yeah, so they can make it.
You have to do that because I've got all you, folks.
Don't do it.
All you got to do is go to Keith's house and he'll put HS and DVDs of all that shit.
And not only does he do that, Jack.
Jack, if you go and watch a VHS at Keith's house, as we've done with Tammy so many times, he will pause it and he'll be like Cecil B. DeMille.
He'll be behind you, like offering the director's cut commentary.
I was really the director of that movie.
I think there's something he said for using current technologies, not using VHS and 8-track tapes or things like that.
Do you got any A-tracks left, Keith?
I bet you got some cassettes, though.
Yeah, I do have cassettes.
I like that.
I've been in your car recently.
Keith got drive the last car that has a cassette player.
Yeah, that was a good one.
But Keith actually has a fleet and it ran and it runs the gambit.
But anyway, today's had a CD player.
The most recent one I have is a 2011.
Anyway, so I mean, look, Jack, going back to what we said at the end of the last segment, you got fans.
I was like, no, there was two.
There was two.
There were two at Amran who asked about you.
One called you Chicago Jack, one called you Irish Jack.
Okay.
Well, the guy that called me Irish Jack wasn't really right.
My only Irish connectors, my ex from Manchester, England, is Irish.
Yeah, well, I actually told him.
I said, you actually had an ancestor who fought.
And for who?
Who'd you fight for?
I fought in 100 years ago in the Russian Civil War in the White Army.
So we were a noble family in Russia.
Started my family with a German princess that they married to the Russian Tsar.
And the Russian Tsar was a weak, can't be weak in Russia.
They had a coup, killed him, and made her the head of it, Catherine the Great.
So my family's first son of Catherine the Great.
And like her enemies, including this enemy, we can't mention the Jays.
They hate her, but Russians consider Catherine the Great to be one of their best leaders, along with Peter the Great.
Don't call her the great for nothing.
Yeah, I mean, they're tearing down statues of her and you know, deaths by those people.
But she just knew how to manage men.
And what they always say about a woman they don't like is that she was promiscuous or something.
She had like three lovers, all very quality men.
And she was trying to bring Western ideas of art and education to this backward Russia.
But then the French Revolution.
Three lovers is like a slow weekend for any college girl these days.
Well, they have it.
But she saw the French Revolution said this is not happening here in Russia.
And she clamped down on the communists, including that people that you're not supposed to mention, the J communists.
And she fought the Turks, but respectfully did the right.
And so Russians venerate her now.
And she was a sharp woman and good taste in architecture, good taste in men.
And the first, I can show you the photo of my ancestor.
He looks like a fun guy.
I can remember Keith at Briarcrest in the late 80s, early 90s going to when they still had exhibits worthy of being exhibited at the Pink Palace, now called the Memphis, well, I don't even know what they call it now.
Memphis Gay Museum or something.
Right.
But there was a Catherine the Great exhibit there that we went to on a field trip.
I remember seeing it.
Yeah, I remember when the people in the Memphis.
If you'd have met me there then, I would have been about eight years old.
I do remember that at the Memphis Zoo, they had a dinosaur thing and they had Memphians complaining that they weren't real live dinosaurs.
Keith, if you'd have met me at eight at the Catherine the Great exhibit, would you have ever thought that, you know what, son, you know, a few years from now, we're going to be doing something that's going to cause you a whole lot of trouble.
Unless you were glowing like plutonium or something.
I'd never have known it.
Yeah, like glowy like a glowy.
Well, no, yeah.
So anyway, the Rolling Stone magazine's doing a hit on us.
I sometimes get upset with these journalists.
They think when they email me, I'm going to respond.
Now, any of the journalists that used to cover us, you know, some years ago knew better, but this one didn't.
These millennials.
Yeah.
Well, this guy was born in Portland, and he used to write for Mother.
He used to write for Mother Jones.
So, you know, he's an Antifa guy.
And I looked at all of his other stuff, and it was like anti-white this, Stuart Rhodes, that, Oath Keepers.
It was just all typical.
It looked like everything you wrote looked like it could have been published at the SPLC's website, which, by the way, just published its 80th, 80th, 8-0 article attacking us.
And that was just last week.
I only have one.
I should process in front of their.
No, I mean, by extension, Jack, by extension, Jack, you actually have 81 because you're part of our team here.
So you have yours solo and then the 80.
So you're actually ahead of us, if you think about it.
But so anyway, no, we're always, I came from Dallas.
I was in Dallas a week ago.
I thought I was going to have some downtime for the holidays.
The holiday season now is like four months long.
Got Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's.
And I was ready for some downtime.
The media has been all over me, like, white on rice.
The SPLC won't stop.
That shows that you're being effective.
Well, you read the SPLC article today.
What did you think about it?
Well, you wouldn't have gotten it if you weren't making a splash.
That's all I've done.
Well, what do they call me?
Well, they call you all the normal slanders.
How many times?
About once every three lines.
There was actually one thing.
Jack, there was one sentence.
I got to give him credit for this.
Whoever wrote it, and they wrote it anonymously.
It was just called like the Hate Watch editorial staff wrote the article, whoever that is.
And one sentence alone, they called me a white supremacist three times.
That's incredible.
One sentence, three times.
That's a three-for-one deal.
And I didn't have to pay extra.
Well, did you like my text about the Oscar Wilde text, which he wrote?
All right, share that with us.
Yeah, share it, Jack.
Okay.
This was a very clever British writer, but he's flamboyant and corrupt in certain sexual ways.
Right.
Well, it's bisexual.
He was married, had a family.
He wrote, There's only one thing worse than being talked about, and that's not being talked about.
Pretty sharp.
I'll tell you.
Well, sometimes not being talked about is okay.
Like, you know, time you wanted downtime.
But then my downtime came, and then they, so did they.
He also said, in the real world, goodness isn't rewarded and evil isn't punished.
Instead, victory goes to the strong and defeat is thrust upon the weak.
I exaggerated a little bit.
Can I give you my mind?
It was white nationalists and white supremacists used interchangeably three times in one sentence.
I got to be honest.
They're not honest.
I will be honest.
Yeah, go, Jack.
Go, Jack.
Okay, so he was on his deathbed, and he'd lived a pretty interesting life, corrupt, you know, sexual and Victorian times.
So the priests are talking to him, and he said, Do you renounce Satan and all of his wicked sins?
And Oscar Wilde and his dad looked up and said, I think now is a very bad time to be making enemies.
That's pretty good.
Yeah.
That's pretty good.
All right.
Well, hey, hey, Jack, Jack, listen.
All right.
Jack gets extended to an hour.
Because, I mean, we've spent two segments now, and I can't think of anything that we've covered, you know, in the traditional sense, but it has sped by, and it's been funny, and it's been fun.
I want to say one thing, and there's the music.
Jack always gives us music.
Let me end with Aldous Huxley's famous comment.
He said, anything too stupid to be said may always be sung.
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