July 27, 2024 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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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.
As we said to kick off the show tonight, ladies and gentlemen, as Lennon put it, Vladimir, not John.
There are decades.
I don't know what's the difference.
When nothing happens, there are weeks when decades happen.
And we're in that vortex right now.
What a month.
What a month.
I mean, since the 4th of July, we had that great show down in South Carolina.
And then what?
Trump gets shot.
Biden capitulates.
Kamala ascends.
And we're here shuffling guests around and bumping people.
Well, what do we always say, James?
We never are at a lack of having something to talk about on the show because the West always provides us with this busy, though.
Never been this busy.
And we've, anyway, hey, great first hour with Reverend Dawson.
And be sure to check that out.
We're going to keep on with the faith-based theme tonight as we pick up in the third hour with our TPC at 20 retrospective series.
Now, it's been a minute.
You know, we do these once a month.
We have a 12-part series once per month, but we do these intermittently, meaning it might not be at the same time every month.
The last time we did one was the first week of June.
We replayed our interview with Donald Trump Jr. Tonight, the last week of July, so we can squeeze it in and stay on our schedule.
It's going to be our interview with Hutton Gibson, who is an old schooler who was.
He passed away a couple of years ago at the age of 101, almost 102.
Old school Catholic.
And we asked him his thoughts on a lot of things, including Francisco Franco.
So be sure to stay tuned in the third hour to hear what Mel Gibson is saying.
He was actually an adult when Francisco Franco was alive and kicking, not, in fact, actually getting into positions of power back in the 30s and whatnot.
You may or may not be surprised at what Mel Gibson's dad has to say about that and so many other things.
It was an interview that it was the only interview I think we've ever done where I saw it in the supermarket tabloids.
And Jimmy Kimmel did a skid about it.
And anyway, we've had a wonderful 20 years here at TPC and some very interesting interviews over that time.
And that's what our retrospective series takes a look at.
12 of these interviews that were just really special in different ways.
And I'll tell you, a guy who's been with us for all of those 20 years is Brad Griffin.
And it's great to have him back on tonight, the editor-in-chief of also known as Hunter Wallace.
Occidental Descent, OccidentalDescent.com.
And Brad was, of course, one of the key speakers at our 20th anniversary conference just a couple of months.
The first one, I believe.
We had to capture them early.
We had to come out swinging and put our best foot forward.
So that's why Brad was there.
Brad, it's great to have you back tonight.
How are you?
Good.
Thanks for having me.
I think we can all agree this has to be one of the craziest months we've ever seen in all of 20 years of corporate politics.
No doubt about it.
I mean, maybe in the entire American experiment.
I mean, it's got a rank up there anyway, but certainly since we've been on the beat, Brad, you and I and Keith.
One thing that has been shown for sure is that the Democrats are no sticklers for going by the rules.
They just make it up as they go along.
All right, that's where I want to start.
All right, that's actually where I want to start.
By the way, Brad has done an expert job as he always does.
One of the very few sites I go to every day without exception, occidentaldescent.com.
And he's been covering it well.
But yes, let's start right there, Keith.
I mean, this whole thing, Brad, the first presidential debate being held unusually early in the calendar year in June, I've never seen that before with the two-month gap between the debate in June and the Democratic National Convention in August.
That had to be done by design, right?
Oh, yes.
You know, some people think it's put the theory out there that it was set up to get Biden out of the race.
There might be something to that.
And I've also heard that the campaign demanded that they move, they have that early debate because they were going to show Trump and shift the attention back to Trump.
That's what's been the reporting.
I don't know, but I mean, it was without question.
I did not think the debates would be such a big deal.
And it was, you know, the most eventful debate in American history.
I mean, I thought it was bad, then I didn't, I thought it was, I thought, you know, Biden did bad, but then I got on and I saw the reaction.
I didn't think he did that bad.
But he was bad because the left wanted to be bad.
This is the question, though.
This is the question, Brad, for you.
And I'd love to get your take because you have such prescient insights.
And you're really a guy who informs me on so many issues.
And I've taken so many of your talking points and put them out in speeches and on the air.
And you're a guy, even though a year or two younger than I, that I really look up to.
So I would like your opinion on this.
To me, there was no doubt that Biden was clearly cognitively impaired during his debate with Donald Trump in June.
But has been for four years.
Yeah, that's the thing.
But I say he was not significantly more impaired in June than he was four years ago.
And they used COVID to sort of cloak that as an excuse for him not to campaign.
But even if you think that, okay, he was worse in the debate than he was four years ago, you cannot argue, I don't think that he was more significantly impaired in June than he was in January when the Democratic primaries were being held.
So what do you make, Brad, of this Democratic Party and their acolytes in the media advancing this transparently false narrative of Biden being in good health all the way up until the night of the debate?
I'm trying to sort through all the different realities we've been in since June.
It was just in the last election.
The last president.
It was just a lot more there then back in the run-up to the 2020 election than he was lately.
Keep the focus on the question, though.
When we convened in South Carolina.
In May, I mean, the line in the media was that he had a stutter and that he was in perfectly great health.
And all these videos coming out were cheap fake.
Sharp as attack.
And it was distorting.
And they were all for him.
And anyone who questioned his health was a conspiracy theorist.
And this was the official party line right down to the moment of the debate.
And the concern here, I mean, it came out later that the concern had been, especially over the past year is what I've seen in the reporting, that Biden has gotten significantly worse over the past year and over the past six months.
Because you remember he had just went to the V-Day, not V-DR, I'm sorry, but the D-Day anniversary.
Yes.
And the people were, you know, were saying like how he was wandering around and like staring off into staring off into the distance and Maloney had to come up and like, you know, turn him around.
Yeah, four years.
I think for four years.
Certainly for several months.
So the question is, I mean, I watched the debate with the debate with my dad and then he's, and then CNN came on, and he's like, why are they freaking out?
He's been like that for years.
That's the question.
That's the million dollar question.
I mean, why all of a sudden did they decide to lives in an alternative universe?
We're supposed to believe in and abide by their idea of what the universe is.
But, you know, we've all known that this guy was up to lunch.
That's why he ran his campaign in 2020 from the basement.
But I wonder, though, why did they cover it up until the moment that they didn't?
And then all of a sudden, the media always speaks with a single mouthpiece on whatever the issue may be.
So it wasn't like there was a debate as to whether or not he was cognitively impaired after the debate.
They all said that he was.
But prior to that, they all said that he wasn't.
And so they all speak in a single voice.
But why?
I guess I wonder, did they always plan on jettisoning him after he won the primary?
I think they wanted the real leftists to please stand up.
And that was Kamala.
They wanted her in there eventually, and that was the plan.
I don't know.
Well, I mean, Brad, none of us.
It's all about it.
I do not think it was planned.
I think it was, I mean, I think he went on the I think he went on the stage and then it was after the debate.
I think the donors, it was just sheer panic that, you know, created, they've, you know, created this illusion around this guy for three and a half years.
Well, why did they just keep lying and saying he's healthy and that anybody who says he wasn't sharp was a conspiracy theorist or something?
That's what they had done.
I think it was just like a collective panic.
I mean, it was, I mean, even like during the debate, it was already starting on Twitter, I saw.
If you got after, you know, Biden for his behavior, it was like you were the bully kid in elementary school making fun of the kid that stuttered.
I guess I just still have a hard time understanding this.
You certainly couldn't argue with the fact that there was something wrong with him then, but how could you argue it before as they did tooth and nail?
Oh, I mean, I mean, he was refusing to step down, and he was absolutely adamant that he wasn't going anywhere.
And I guess they felt like, you know, it was a hostage situation.
They felt stuck with him.
And then they kept fantasy.
Article after article came out, and they were fantasizing how they were, how you should abominate the money.
And then Sunday, that letter comes up.
All of a sudden, that letter shows up.
You tell us about that.
We'll be back on the other side.
And then we're going to talk about Kamala Harris.
Biden's out.
She's in.
We'll get Brad's thoughts on that and how democratic that whole process was.
Stay tuned.
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Back with a longtime friend, dear friend, and ideological fellow traveler, Brad Griffin of occidentaldescent.com.
Whatever the case, Joe's out.
So we'll quit with the speculating as to what happened there and deal with what's going on going forward.
And the fact is that it looks like it's Kamala's party now.
So here's the thing: let me work through this, gentlemen, and set the stage on what's going on here.
Going back to 2020, excuse me.
Yeah, no, 2020, the 2020 Democratic primaries.
The top eight finishers, excuse me, the top seven finishers in terms of delegates won were Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg, Pete Budigej, Amy Klobuchar, and Tulsi Gabbard.
Those are the top seven finishers.
There was an eighth candidate in the field that year.
Her name was Kamala Harris.
She finished dead last in the field of eight candidates, and she failed to win a single delegate.
She literally, Brad and Keith, polled at 0%.
She was so unpopular in her own party that she had to suspend her campaign in December of 2019 before she could even get to Iowa.
Before she got on the stage.
Before she could even get to Iowa and New Hampshire.
But now she's somehow their nominee for president.
That doesn't sound very.
I know the Washington Post.
Why is she the president?
The Washington Post tells us that democracy dies in darkness, but this doesn't sound very democratic to me, Brad.
What do you make of such a chain of events?
That's how democracy works, James.
I mean, it didn't work.
Our democracy.
That's our democracy, right?
It's our democracy.
As Joe said in his hostage video when he stepped down, he was doing this to Jim Democracy.
Did he even write that?
Or did that have somebody sign it?
I think he forgot Andrew Yang.
He also ran, and I think he did.
Oh, Andrew Yang.
Yeah, That's correct.
Forgot.
I forgot about him.
He endorsed.
But yeah, she was dead last, if I want to say.
It might have been another guy.
I don't know.
Blow Yang anyway.
Blow Yang.
I mean, the most.
I mean, this is why you know it's not a conspiracy because, I mean, she's the most unlikable woman I've seen in American politics since Hillary Clinton.
I think she's even more unlikable than Hillary.
What I heard this week was this.
It said there are a lot of suburban housewives that secretly hate Trump and won't vote for him because he had a side chick.
And how are they going to do that?
They're going to support an actual side chick.
Kamala.
You got her start sleeping her way with Willie Brown in San Francisco.
But yeah, anyway, the whole thing is she pulls at 0%.
She becomes vice president.
Great article on Amrin by our friend Gregory Hood, who wrote that, you know, pointed out the fact that Jim Clyburn said, you're going to have to start putting them blacks into power if you want my endorsement, Joe.
And so he gave Kamala, he gave Kamala, even though she pulled at 0% and was last in the field, he gave Kamala the vice presidency.
And now, four short years later, she's their nominee.
So unpopular.
And I'm not just saying she's unpopular nationwide, so unpopular in her own party.
She polled that low, and now she's the nominee for president.
That is really something from these democracy defenders.
I got to reiterate that point and that question, Brad.
Oh, this is, you know, it's absolutely unprecedented, and it's hilarious.
And not just that, but I mean, it was the donors.
I mean, it was so obviously, transparently, a revolt amongst the big donors.
Because, you know, the donors, Joe Biden quit because the donors stopped giving him money.
And they said, you know, if you don't step down, I'm not going to open my checkbook to any Democratic candidate.
And he held out.
We were going to see how long he would hold out.
He held out for what, almost a month, I think three or four weeks there.
He may have held out for another week or so because he didn't speak about it until it was a week after it came down.
I just loved it because it shows, you know, he was a puppet all along.
And he tried to, you know, assert himself as the real president.
But the people who have the real power are all the big donors.
And if I remember correctly, do you remember when Michael Bloomberg ran in 2020?
Yeah.
And he actually tried to just outright buy the nomination by like he ended up buying Joe.
He's probably the guy behind all this or one of them.
I saw an article this week entitled, Hollywood is the Democratic Party's ATM.
I think that's absolutely correct.
Well, what she raised, like a quarter of a billion dollars in the last week?
Yeah, man.
Katzenberg had an article I saw in the New York Times saying, oh, this was Joe made the right decision.
He put the country ahead of, this was all about him.
He's such a selfless guy that he put the country first.
And it's like, no, it's like he was fired by you, his boss.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, I think Kevin McDonald's mentioned this at the Occidental Observer.
The media was just lambasting Joe for weeks, and then as soon as he capitulated, he's apotheosis.
He's now a saint.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Yeah, I mean, how much BS, and then, I mean, my head is spinning from all these BS realities.
And now they're trying to meme Kamala Harris as this great political talent that no one has noticed for all these years she's been in politics.
Who had nothing to do with being the borders are.
All right.
Well, she was, you know, where was it going with this?
You know, she has, you know, all this talent and everything, and she's going to save the day.
And it's the most astroturf thing I've ever seen.
The media is totally manufacturing her as a likable, popular candidate.
I mean, she was certainly not that.
The facts prove that.
We've just given you the facts.
When she actually ran in an open field for the nomination, she finished below the cell.
She didn't even register.
It's going to catch up with her.
She's getting a bounce in the polls right now from all this coverage.
She's in a huge honeymoon period right now.
I mean, they're painting her as the best thing that's going to be.
Well, they've done it this late.
They hope the honeymoon lasts until November the 5th.
Well, let's ask Brad about that.
So, I mean, she is the candidate that America deserves, not the one we need.
She's a black, Asian, Indian hybrid.
She's got a Jewish husband.
I mean, that certainly sounds like somebody that doesn't sound like Ozzie and Harriet to me.
There's so much news that we kind of skipped over Trump's near assassination.
Well, I don't.
Listen, believe me, we covered it last latest thing we have to deal with because I mean, it changes daily, hourly.
Well, you can certainly get on that.
No, I mean, I'm just saying, maybe, I mean, I mean, all these unforeseen events, you know, I don't think this is it.
This can't be it.
You know, he can't be this.
That's the thing.
Yes, absolutely.
I mean, well, again, we did cover Trump's assassination the full three hours last week.
This is the.
Yeah, yeah, last week.
I'm just in the timeline here of the headspace.
Well, yeah, I mean, look, I mean, well, you don't even have to go back months.
Go back to 2016.
You've got the Russia Gate hoax.
You've got the yearly impeachments that Trump was subjected to when he was in office.
Then you've got the arrests, the convictions, the felony convictions.
He was nearly assassinated.
Now the sitting president is quitting the campaign.
This has already been an unprecedented election year, and it's only July.
I also forgot.
One thing that just completely slipped my mind there was the documents, folks, that got thrown out of it.
All of that.
Yeah.
Well, you can't even remember the moment.
Jay Devance and the Vance pick as vice president all the month.
In my coverage at TPC, there's never been a wilder month than July of 14th.
Well, let me say this about JD, why we just touched on him.
I think it's wonderful that Trump has finally learned Pat Buchanan's wisdom of go hunting where the ducks are.
His base is white Gentiles, and a lot of them have names like J.D. and he's from this kind of northern tier of states, which is where all the action is.
They're going to determine who is the president.
So I'm glad he did it.
I don't like a lot of things about him, but out of all the candidates, I think he was the best one.
Well, we actually covered some of your coverage on that question last week, Brad, from OD.
Yeah, I mean, Trump's base is men named JD, even if they're married to women named Usha.
But yeah, I think of the people that he could have picked, I mean, without getting outrageous and saying, well, he could have picked David.
Marco Rubio Tim Scott.
Well, yeah, of the people that were realistic, I mean, Thomas Massey and Tulsi Gabbard weren't, you know, they were second, third.
Massey never even said that.
He actually has the same ethnic background as all the people speaking on the stage.
That is really unique.
Two guys, president and vice president, that are all white Gentiles.
White heterosexual Gentiles, yeah.
I mean, it might be the last time you ever see that until the collapse.
That's why the campaign, that's why the campaign did that.
The campaign knows he lost in 2020 only because the only reason he lost in 2020 is because he did Biden did a lot better with white men.
That was the reason that he did it.
The reason Trump didn't is because Jared Kushner's platinum plan.
All right.
Well, JD Vance, I mean, you look, if you want me to spend an hour giving you negatives on Vance, I can fill it.
But, I mean, of the people who know that the people that could have realistically been chosen.
I love how you've been covering Trump this week, Brad.
You've had a multi-part series on why you're voting for Trump.
And it's just very sober.
He was never the God Emperor.
He was never, you know, Hitler.
He was never all of these things that the media said.
He was always a Zionist, and he was always a normie conservative.
Right.
Robert Stingleman.
He said you don't always get what you want, but you get what you need, possibly.
Exactly.
Single moments.
Have a good night in a long time.
But we're a little aliens, but haven't gotten it.
All right.
We got to take a break.
When we come back, more on Kamala.
More on Kamala.
That's going to be the focus of the second half hour with Brad Griffin.
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Former President Donald Trump says he intends to return to Butler, Pennsylvania for another campaign event.
Former president's rally on July 13th was cut short after an assassination attempt that left one attendee dead, two others injured, as well as the former president.
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A former Secret Service agent, a former Blackwater contractor, a former tactical unit cop walk into a bar.
That didn't happen.
They actually just walked into TPC last week.
Great show.
Great feedback from that show.
Listener in Minnesota writes, what a great show last week.
James, Gary, Padrick, and Jim accumulatively gave such a complete insight of the assassination attempt on President Trump.
I listened to the show twice.
They were so diverse in their commentary that they didn't even have to drift into each other's lanes.
Only you guys could have pulled it off.
Say hello to your family and to Keith.
So, Keith, I'm telling you hello from Listener in Minnesota right now.
Well, you know, you mentioned one thing there.
I want to mention this about our mutual friend, Paul Craig Roberts.
He said the testosterone level in America has gotten so low that you can't get into a fight in a redneck bar anymore.
I didn't hear that.
But I'll tell you this.
It was a good show last week.
It's a good show tonight.
I tell you, the last couple of weeks, two weeks ago, we had former Congressman Steve Stockman talking about going to the GOP convention, the RNC.
I was there for the last one they actually had in 2016, which is where I actually met the former Secret Service agent Gary Byrne, who was on last week, who was on protective detail with Bill Clinton.
He wrote a book about it.
He was on with Hannity on Monday.
He was on with us last Saturday.
He was on Hannity's show on Monday.
And about a guy that must know a history of side chicks, that would be well.
You know, he said the biggest thing was that the Secret Service had to concern themselves with was protecting Bill from Hillary.
He's told this story.
He wrote a book about it.
He said that she would, you know, throw a lamp at him?
A vase.
Yeah.
That he had a big bruise.
Yeah, that they would fight.
Anyway.
Yeah, good stuff.
Good show.
Yeah, every week, every week, I tell you what, we got somebody.
We got Brad tonight.
And anyway, that was a fun one.
But Brad, listen, Kamala Harris, let's talk about her.
She's not smart.
All right.
She is not smart.
I saw McCarthy, Kevin McCarthy, saying, you can't call her a DEI person.
That's going to harm us.
Well, that's exactly what she is.
What else could she be?
I know she was a United States Senator.
Florida filled her to the brim with DEI.
She slept her way to the top.
She's DEI.
She's not smart.
She's terrifying to look at.
I'm not just saying she's unattractive, although she is.
She's actually terrifying to me.
Tackling is kind of, you know, if I were casting the Wicked Witch of the West for the Make of Wizard of Oz and being a woman.
No, I tell you who she actually looks like.
Who she looks like.
Watch the 1985 movie Fright Night.
It's a campy, fun vampire movie.
And the protagonist, Charlie Brewster, has this girlfriend, Amy, who gets, you know, the vampire gets her.
And at the end, when she turns around to face Charlie, and she's in her monster form, she looks like Kamala Harris.
If anybody sounds like her.
Anyway, but so what's going on here?
She's immensely unlikable, Brad, even within her own party.
I know the media is painting her as this, you know, all-star with nothing.
She'll get all the black votes.
That's what they're counting on.
Well, I mean, whoever was the Democratic nominee was going to get that anyway.
Do you think that this was their attempt to clear her off the board, or do you think she's a serious candidate?
I mean, I think it's a sheer act of, I think it was a genuine, I think it's exactly what we saw.
It was with Biden, I think it was like sheer terror and panic.
And I think it was compounded by all these bad internal polls that they were saying that never came out.
I mean, it was getting to the point there where like I was looking at polls and Trump was winning in Virginia and there was talk that he was up in Minnesota and New Mexico was going.
It could have been like, I mean, this is what I thought earlier is that Biden was on the track to lose.
And that's been my take for over a year now.
And they convinced themselves that that was the case.
And it wasn't just going to be a loss.
It was going to be a, it wasn't just a loss.
It was going to be a landslide in that it would take the House.
The Republicans would expand the majority in the House.
It would take the Senate down with them.
And they freaked out.
And then they had to go with Kamala Harris, you know, because she's the first black woman or whatever.
They couldn't have gotten rid of her.
And they're just trying to make this work.
It was a sheer act of, it was a literal break-the-glass, you know, emergency, sheer act of desperation to unite around her.
And now they're trying to sell her as the greatest talent that anyone has ever seen.
And that everybody's got to vote for her to save American democracy.
These people get lost in their own narratives.
I don't think it's going to work at all.
What do you think?
Well, let me say this to you, if I could.
Was there a method to their madness even back when Biden picked her as the VP?
Did they know that she was what she is, the most leftist person that we've ever had, even more so than Harry Dexter White in 1940 or something for FDR, who was a real communist?
They wanted to get her in, and they basically, while nobody was looking, tagged her on as just another generic black woman to run for vice president.
Go ahead.
No, I mean, I think I think it was, I think it was the whole George Floyd mania.
You know, I mean, that was the very absolute peak of woke-ism.
And they, I don't remember when she got the vice presidential non, but do you remember the photo of Nancy Pelosi and Kenteclough, you know, kneeling on the floor of the Capitol?
Absolutely.
Yeah, it was a lot of them doing that.
That was the kind of nonsense to kind of make, and then, you know, they were tearing down all the monuments and there was riots everywhere.
That was the very peak of the BLM nonsense.
So she benefited from that timing.
You think she benefited from that timing?
Yeah, that's it.
They took her on purpose because she was so leftist that she was the most leftist black person they could find, and they wanted her in there because they wanted to drive America into the only leftism.
Even though she finished dead last, she was the only black that ran for office that year.
They had convinced themselves at that moment that that was the absolute future and everything.
It was just an absolute fever dream mania in those two months, June and July of 2020.
Do you remember when the NFL, I mean, everything was about fighting racism?
Do you remember the NFL had in racism in the end zone?
I think they still do that.
Yeah, but, of course, that's when they implemented it.
Yeah, I mean, that's when all the changes – that was – did they get rid of the Mississippi flag and also the – Yes, yes.
Dixon and – And Jamal.
Colonel Rebel.
Colonel Rebel.
Well, the Colonel Rebel and Dixie were gone years before that, but they did get this flag.
It was just such a, it was just such a, it was such a mania that she's a juggernaut environment.
Yeah, it was that she seemed like a, you know, the, she looked, she looked, I guess, you know, out of central casting for, you know, Robin D'Angelo's book about like the, what the future was like from the vantage point of June, July 2020.
Well, they've certainly done this before.
I mean, you know, Obama was like a community activist, and then he went straight from that to president.
So they've certainly been able to manufacture these candidates before.
Don't discount the power of the media.
Where was that?
The Magic Negro.
You know, we had the Magic Negro with, you know, Kamala.
We had it before with Obama.
We've had it, you know, we've just had so many Magic Negroes through the last 40 years.
And she's just the latest.
Can't she come in, Brad?
No.
Go ahead.
I don't think so.
Right, that's interesting.
So she's got this huge grip right now.
Go ahead.
Yeah, there's a huge difference between her and Obama.
Obama had like a natural appeal to like a certain kind of white person.
You've got to remember, didn't he win Ohio?
Remember Biden's comment?
Well, he won everything because John McCain basically threw.
Wait, well, John McCain basically won Indiana Republicans to vote for him.
Well, you had McCain asking people to vote for him, though.
It was so, yeah, McCain was so bad that McCain was so bad that Obama won Indiana, I want to say.
But I mean, all that's changed.
I mean, the base of the parties has completely changed over the last 10 years, the rise of Trump and everything.
They can try to run the Obama coalition again, but it doesn't work because what's gone is all the white voters.
Do you think that?
Yeah, Trump has definitely moved them over.
But our elites have totally gone over to the left.
They totally hate white people.
Well, no, they've gotten even worse, I think.
What do you think?
Well, I'm going to ask this because we're coming up on a break.
Do you think that she is more dangerous to white interest than a guy like Obama, who's just a career politician, sociopath, versus, as we've been calling, a real radical ideologue?
Oh, she would be a lot worse than Obama when Obama struck.
Obama really didn't do much.
He did Obamacare, and that was, but I mean, with her, I mean, it would just be crazy black women across the board.
It would be the craziest, most ideological, most anti-white.
Petitions.
Petitia James.
Yeah, I'd say that is different than Obama.
Listen, I can't believe I'm about to say this.
Understand the context here.
Compared to Letitia James and Kamala Harris, Obama was likable.
I mean, he was like, he didn't do much.
I mean, he was like, Sir Biden said he was clean, scrubbed, and well-spoken for a black guy.
He was kind of right about that.
Obama has a he can.
He can make.
Obama has a talent of making the most radical things sound very palatable and very moderate and and uh, she does delivery.
Let's talk about Kamala Harris.
The uh, last place finisher in the 2020 primary is now the nominee.
That's democracy at work for you, ladies and gentlemen.
It dies in darkness though, don't you know?
Yeah well, you know.
The little people have no saying who will be her running mate.
We'll pose that question to Brad Griffin when we come back.
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I hope you can make that out ladies and gentlemen that is from the iconic one of the best of all time movies best of the best too And that's actually one of these movies.
You know, this is one of these B movies where you have this underground fight club where the elites and their tuxedos go to this underground arena and they watch these combatants fight to the death.
And in this movie, Wayne Newton is the MC in the right.
Yes, he's the MC in the arena.
And as he said in that clip, there is only one rule.
There are no rules.
And you love it.
Yeah.
And that's American politics.
That's certainly the Democratic Party for a woman who was so immensely unpopular, she finished dead last in her field of candidates to become the nominee of the outback steakhouse.
No wrong, just right.
No rules, just right.
Go, Brad.
I got something we can respond to.
I noticed, I looked back, I knew I had seen this, but back in March, the Washington Post had published an editorial asking Kamala Harris to step aside because she was dragging down the Biden ticket and was the most unpopular.
I did not.
That's news.
And she only won it because she was a DEI candidate.
And you had never won any votes.
And Biden's age was, his health was clearly deteriorating.
Whoever wrote that article definitely wasn't a Democrat insider.
They already knew what they were going with.
If they were.
Kathleen Parker published that at the Washington Post back in March.
It was hilarious to read, though.
I was like, yeah, I agree with all this.
Now they're all denying it.
They're saying, oh, she wasn't a Jewish DEI candidate.
Well, of course she was.
I mean, listen, again, really a definitive article on Kamala Harris by Gregory Hood for Amran.com a couple of days ago.
You'll have to go back and find it.
But it was, yeah, I mean, of course, that's all she ever was.
That's all she ever was, and that's what she is, and all she ever was.
But if you paid attention to what she said, she was, you know, she's like Freddy Krueger or something.
I mean, it's terrible.
Well, now, look, this is what it is now.
So let's look at vice presidential candidates.
This is going to come up here pretty soon.
She's going to announce who her running mate will now be.
I think of the people who have been mentioned, Mark Kelly might be strong for her.
He's a white Gentile.
He is from a swing state.
He's got the astronaut lore.
And I'm not going to get into whether or not we landed on the moon or anything like that.
But I mean, we probably didn't.
But he's got that astronaut hero image.
And I think he could probably bring over some moderate whites to that ticket just based on his own presence.
Now, they're saying also Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania, which is another swing state.
It's a must-win state for the Democrats.
He's disqualified because he's a Jew.
I never thought I'd see her diagonal.
Well, I mean, you know, so here you've got Kamala Harris, the half-black, half-Asian, half whatever Indian married to a Jewish guy, and, you know, a Jewish candidate, governor as her running mate.
But if it could pull Pennsylvania, it could certainly help them.
So who do you see?
I don't want to give them any advice here, but who would be the best pick for them?
Who would be the best pick?
As you said, I think the best, well, there's a couple.
There's the governor of Kentucky with Bashir.
There's Roy Cooper of North Carolina.
I don't think it'll be either one of those.
They're going to lose Kentucky no matter what.
I know that's a Democratic governor of a red state.
It's hard to get somebody from Obama's favorite.
JD Vance.
Obama's favorite is Kelly.
In fact, he wanted Kelly to be the nominee because Kelly is the most generic moderate Democrat you can think of.
Is he from that northern shield or state?
No, no, no.
He's in Arizona, of course.
He's in Arizona.
I'm personally hoping she's I've heard that she's also considering Mayor Pete booty gig.
Booty juice.
That would be the best one.
Yeah, I mean, I've got the great song for that.
I would love that.
We'll do a little bit of work on occasion the Sunshine Band.
It'll be, I'm your booty man rather than I'm your boogeyman.
Yeah, if she would go that far, if she's that far, drugs.
That would be perfect.
Yeah, that's a loser.
I think it could be a Shapiro.
If it is Shapiro, it'll at least, you know, like, I think, at least in our corner of politics, you know, a Kamala Shapiro ticket is going to go over pretty badly.
I think there will be a less, you know, fighting.
I don't know why people are crazy enough to support Joe Biden, but Kamala Shapiro might be a bridge.
A bridge too far for all those guys.
Even for the accelerationists, that might be a bridge too far.
Yeah, I think for me, at this point, we've got to let her in here.
I'm hoping it's Booty Juice.
That booty man.
That booty man in there.
Definitely not going to be a winning ticket.
But with Shapiro or Kelly, I mean, it makes it more interesting.
Listener in Maryland rights, keep up the good work.
Amazing how media can mislead Democratic primary voters about the mental status of President Biden and get away with it.
Yeah, clearly President Biden was not in charge of the executive branch.
Yeah, I mean, we've talked about that.
That's what we opened this hour with Brad Griffin talking about.
And I agree.
But now the mask is off, and you've got Kamala and we go forward.
But you don't think this is a winning head of ticket no matter what.
You think, again, she's in this honeymoon period.
The polls are supposedly fluctuating.
But, I mean, you think this is the Democratic field going forward?
That's part of it.
And also, I think they were just, they couldn't get rid of her, and they didn't want to, a convention would have, you know, ripped the party apart.
And they really had no choice.
And no one else is seriously going to step up and challenge her.
But I mean, I really do think, you know, after the novelty of this wears off, I mean, the ads right themselves.
I've seen some devastating ads.
You know, she's in favor of abolishing ICE.
She's in favor of, she's on record wanting to get rid of private health insurance.
She's wanting to.
She wants a Green New Deal.
Confiscated Google Green New Deal.
It's worse than confiscated guns.
She actually compared Ice to the Koon Club's Klan.
She's also a client.
She compared ICE to the Klan.
Yeah, and also defunding the police.
She's got all kinds of extreme positions.
And, you know, the only race she's ever won is in California.
And I forgot even who she ran against, but it was.
She was the DA of San Francisco.
Right.
She's a senator as well.
She's got to win over.
She's got to win over this person has to win over moderate voters in the swing states.
You think remember that San Francisco voted Chase of Bowdoin, the son of Kathy Bowden, one of the Symbionese Liberation Army SDS bombers.
All right, but she ain't running in San Francisco anymore.
This ain't Kansas anymore, Toto.
So you think that All of the media adulation and lauding aside that this is a losing.
They knew that they were going to lose this year with either Biden or her.
They're going to clear her off the track and then focus on 2028.
I mean, I still think Trump's got this.
I think, I mean, Trump is such a, Trump is such a, is, I mean, he barely lost last time with, you know, COVID and all the, you know, the ballot, you know, the ballot rules, and he's still up in the polls in the swing states, and he's got all this money, and now he gets to run against Kamala Harris.
And a lot of people just.
But you're ignoring the 800-pound gorilla in the room, though, Hunter, which is, I mean, Brad, which is that.
Cheating, okay?
You know, all they want is for it to be close.
They want these polls.
In Pennsylvania, they can vote a lot for two months, I want to say.
I think they've already started voting in some of these states.
Yeah, early and often.
Well, and then this whole thing, I mean, yeah, COVID.
You can say what you will about election fraud.
I mean, it was certainly if we could agree on anything, the whole idea of these ballot harvesting receptacles like post office.
Not post office.
See, the post office, they don't want to use that because there's all sorts of rules.
I'm talking about the drop boxes.
Yeah, that looked like a post office thing you would drop your mailing.
They'll probably be right next to you.
I think at this point, I'm going to.
I voted for Trump the first two times, even though his son said he wanted David Duke to be assassinated.
I don't think he was taking assassination so light a couple of weeks ago, though.
But that was Eric Trump who said that.
Not the Trump son who came on this show.
But, yeah, I want to feast on, you know, if nothing else, Brad, I want to feast on liberal tears.
They are really invested in Kamala.
I mean, on like a spiritual level.
So I want to, for no other reason, I would vote for Trump just to see them cry.
And this makes it more likely because, I mean, as bad as Joe Biden was, I mean, four years of Kamala Harris.
I don't think we could recover from that.
Well, I mean, that's the thing, Brad.
We got seconds remaining.
People say worse is better.
Bring her on.
Let's hasten the collapse.
You had a great article about that.
Give me 30 seconds on that, and then we're out of time.
I mean, we've, like I said, you can wake up tomorrow, and that's what worse is better is.
The same people, I mean, Kamala is just like a puppet, just like Biden.
It'll be the same people in power.
It'll be no different than it is tomorrow.
That's the short version.
The worst is better.
Well, you can read it all at occidentaldescent.com.
I'm not discounting that some sort of game-changing event is going to have to take place and shuffle the cards here.
We need that.
We don't have that right now on deck, but we do need that.
But the worst is better.
I mean, I get it to some extent, but sometimes worse is just worse, too.
I mean, we got to admit that.
And it could go either way if you take that route.
And so whatever's going to happen with Trump is going to happen over the next four years.
And I think if you had to pick, I would pick just getting drunk on the liberal tears over the next four years and enjoying that.