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Harley. It's Wednesday. Deal with it.

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Gary, how are you? I want

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to sip a coffee here. All right. It's

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radio coffee so it's going to be a... Take your

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time. It's going to be a coffee morning. There's going

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That is strong. Listen to how low it made

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my voice. That's going to be on the... we'll

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make a big pot of it. Gary will have

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two cups please. I may because I'm like jet

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lag. My schedule got changed yesterday. A doctor appointment

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and moved on and I just... it

1:00

just destroyed my entire day and I'm like,

1:03

I've got a couple hours sleep and I'm like jet

1:06

lag. Yeah. It's like any change and

1:08

you know this, you

1:10

know, when you get into that routine when you work,

1:12

everybody knows this who works overnights that

1:15

your schedule gets changed at all during the day

1:17

and it just completely messes up your brain. Well,

1:20

I guess I've adjusted to it because mine's

1:22

been that way for pretty much

1:24

27 years. Yeah. I have to

1:26

stick to the exact routine or it

1:29

just... for some reason I'm like... In

1:31

fact, I'm jet lagged because I got

1:33

almost nine hours of sleep yesterday. That'll

1:37

do it to you. I mean, it's like... Well,

1:39

you don't know. I average around four to five

1:42

a day. I

1:44

had... because my doctor's office

1:46

called me up and woke me

1:48

up and so I got... let

1:50

me see... three... I got five and

1:53

normally I'll get about seven or eight on

1:55

the weekend though. On the weekend I'll go

1:57

to... because I skip... people that don't know I

1:59

sleep twice a day. day, I come home from the show,

2:01

and I go

2:03

to sleep. And then when I normally wake up somewhere

2:05

between nine and nine 30 or 10. So you

2:09

know, I get three to three and a half to

2:11

four hours. And so it's sort of like four hours,

2:13

four hours. And then the and then

2:15

I go back to sleep around six o'clock

2:17

or five o'clock in the afternoon and sleep

2:19

till 10 on weekends like Friday night, I'll

2:21

skip the afternoon nap. And

2:24

by 11 o'clock, 11 o'clock, I'm exhausted

2:26

or 10 o'clock and I'll fall asleep

2:28

and sleep eight

2:31

10 hours. And I wake up

2:33

and I'm jet lagged. Yeah,

2:37

for sure. But besides that,

2:39

everything is good. Everything is good. A

2:42

bunch of things to talk about starting with

2:45

the the

2:47

the bridge collapse in Baltimore, the Francis

2:49

Scott key bridge,

2:52

you asked the question yesterday, and you

2:54

sort of called it because we were

2:56

wondering, you know, how

2:58

you know, what is what

3:00

are the odds because we didn't see any

3:02

vehicles, pedestrian

3:05

vehicles, we saw the worker vehicles,

3:07

apparently fixing potholes is what I'm

3:09

fixing. And we were like,

3:14

wow, and it's like that

3:16

tractor trailer crossed. Yeah, in fact, if you

3:18

go back far enough in the video, a

3:21

few more minutes, we we had been watching

3:23

roughly a six minute video from the Port

3:26

of Baltimore live feed.

3:29

And it's a live cam, it's been streaming for

3:31

quite some time. And we

3:33

went, we saw six minutes and we went back

3:36

and in that six minutes, you could see traffic

3:38

moving at the

3:40

rate that you would expect for one in

3:42

the roughly, you know, one 130 in the

3:44

morning. And, and then, and

3:47

we saw a number of tractor

3:49

trailers go by. And then

3:52

at the point where the ship

3:54

gets closer to

3:56

the bridge, right before

3:58

making contact in those you know

4:00

in those last moments the traffic is

4:03

gone all but those stationary construction vehicles

4:05

and That

4:08

was interesting to us we thought well, that's

4:10

either a coincidence or We

4:12

asked the question a couple of times a

4:14

few times. I thought well if they were

4:16

because as word started getting out that The

4:20

ship had lost power Then

4:23

we went back and we were reviewing it

4:26

the lights going on and off and If

4:29

they were aware of a problem, it would

4:32

make sense that the ship was

4:34

would try to send some kind of signal

4:37

to anyone and everyone and

4:39

if they were able to stop traffic

4:42

and Some workers were

4:44

at the bridges or the bridge entrances

4:46

and and were able to do that

4:48

And I heard also the mayor said some

4:50

law enforcement also was there right and

4:53

so that you know that

4:55

saved lives But you think about it that

4:58

last I watched it again the last

5:00

unless they cut in and I did this was the

5:02

live stream So they didn't cut in it was like

5:05

30 seconds after that last truck got you

5:07

know past the the truss, you

5:09

know and past that one Structural column

5:11

that stayed there right? It's like 30

5:13

seconds when he passes when the truck

5:16

hit or when the ship hit I

5:18

was doing the math on on The

5:21

rate of speed of the truck and

5:23

roughly where the truck was and then

5:25

the time between where the

5:28

truck goes out of the frame you

5:30

get out of the the point of view of

5:32

the camera and Where

5:35

the bridge starts to collapse and

5:39

I said to myself just based on my

5:41

math if That driver

5:43

didn't hit the brakes for some reason

5:46

If he didn't slow down or she didn't slow down Then

5:50

they made it across just in time

5:52

and that turned out to be the

5:54

case. Yeah And

5:56

that was And then and because we

5:58

had said, you know last night. We

6:00

don't see any headlights. accept the

6:02

stationary ones. Why didn't see anything

6:04

moving? Yeah, and that seems to

6:07

be the case said now. vehicles.

6:09

Know. Pedestrian vehicles would

6:11

and but. Yeah. I mean, I'm

6:13

sure everybody's thinking you think to yourself, I'm

6:16

going into fillon some potholes and a bridge. Yeah,

6:19

by and I mean it's five it was. It

6:21

was likely a a typical night for a crew

6:23

like that. I am. It's.

6:25

Are A. It's quite unfortunate

6:27

they have now called the

6:29

search off for. The. Room:

6:31

The remaining six. People. Who

6:34

they are saying likely now did

6:36

not survive. And.

6:39

It. Was it was quite unfortunate. One of

6:42

the things that was brought up. By.

6:44

The Wall Street Journal and apiece or just a

6:46

few hours ago. And that will be

6:48

part of the investigation likely. And that is. Ah,

6:51

The question as to whether the

6:53

fuel on the ship that that

6:56

powered the ship. Was

6:58

dirty Fuel. And

7:00

that would cause a number of problems. Might might

7:02

cause, you know, I don't know. Stalling, I'm in.

7:04

We could get into it in terms of engineers

7:06

with. With. How it all works.

7:09

There are smaller generators on these

7:11

ships. Ah, I'm that

7:13

the the crew is it. Like said,

7:15

is is usually somewhere between like fifteen

7:18

and twenty people. Turns out it was.

7:20

It was twenty two. People on

7:22

are on board the ship. At

7:25

but you your backup generators

7:27

are smaller generators. Don't

7:29

have the power of course to to to

7:31

power what you need. They did say that

7:34

the operators of the ship. Were. Doing

7:36

everything that they could do, Ah,

7:39

And those last moments to read to

7:41

reverse and and. I.

7:43

Wonder We? We were looking at it

7:45

and was at Breitbart the did the

7:47

article. Ah, and the assessment of

7:49

the smoke coming out and those last

7:51

moments. That you could

7:53

see above the ship yes ah is

7:56

an indication that that that engine and

7:58

quite possibly could be that. That

8:00

engine was under heavy load. was really trying

8:02

hard. And that lines up with

8:04

what we have learned about the crew on

8:06

that ship working really hard to reverse that.

8:09

I'm. And and I can't

8:11

act. I can't possibly imagine. And

8:15

you know now those you know, the

8:17

families of those workers of course dealing

8:19

with these losses now. Ah,

8:22

And. Baltimore.

8:24

In the Northeast I'm now dealing with

8:26

a question of a bridge. That.

8:29

You know they started construction on

8:31

this bridge and the summer of

8:33

seventy two and they finished it

8:35

and spring a seventy. Seven.

8:38

So just under five years. And.

8:42

They or it was. Ah, spring of Seventy

8:44

Two and they've they've finished it at in

8:46

just under five years. And And or seventy

8:49

seven. See. Get To.

8:52

The. Question of what it takes

8:54

to now. But. Technology

8:56

It's possible that they could

8:58

rebuild a bridge like this.

9:01

It would take some time are obviously

9:04

that assigned would be different. That's just

9:06

it's just not. Necessarily.

9:08

To improve some engineers, I I read some a

9:10

number of articles during the day yesterday about. Or.

9:13

The engineers who assess it and said you know

9:15

it wasn't really a design flaw. Ah,

9:18

And so you look at it if if a

9:20

ship that big was going to hit one of

9:22

the main support structures, Then. Is

9:25

most bridges would would have

9:27

a catastrophic failure but. So.

9:29

Now you you look at the

9:31

cost in the mid seventies. One

9:33

hundred million? I you can. Basically

9:35

I did the math on the

9:37

inflation. Ah, Biden promising to

9:40

use federal money to rebuild the

9:42

whole thing. Ah, We'll

9:44

see where that goes, but it is

9:46

a massive, you know, chunk of infrastructure.

9:49

Or in moving goods in and out of

9:51

a port. Ah, So it

9:53

may a bipartisan support and getting money

9:55

to rebuild this bridge. Ah, But

9:57

then you know it would cost a

9:59

could. be who knows

10:03

how much. I mean, if

10:05

just adjusted for inflation, 100

10:07

million would be 700 million, 600,

10:12

700 million, somewhere in that range, but that's

10:14

not when we do government math and

10:16

it's going to be compounding.

10:19

And so you could get to

10:21

billions of dollars easily on the cost

10:23

of it. Then beyond that, do

10:26

they rebuild a bridge? One of the

10:28

considerations for building

10:30

the Francis Scott Key Bridge when

10:32

they started to plan the building

10:35

was to actually do a

10:37

couple of tunnels instead, go

10:40

under the water, not over it. And

10:43

is that feasible now given

10:45

the layout, given

10:48

the way that the river flows,

10:50

given there are a number of

10:52

different configurations? If you're talking about

10:54

the tunnel in

10:57

Boston, for example, and the cost overruns there,

10:59

I just don't think they're going to do

11:01

tunnels just because you're not going to pay

11:03

20 times more to build a tunnel

11:06

than to build a

11:08

bridge with the proper

11:10

structural improvements, which

11:13

would be the bridge

11:15

fenders plus the ... I did a lot of reading

11:17

yesterday and went back because

11:24

I'd mentioned yesterday, because I've

11:26

not been on it. All my friends that

11:28

lived on in Tampa have been the Tampa

11:31

Skyway Bridge. Well, in 1980,

11:34

a freighter hit into one of

11:36

the old bridges and it didn't

11:39

have the proper blockage

11:41

and it just destroyed the entire bridge. There was a

11:43

great picture. In fact, I put it on my Twitter

11:46

page, X, whatever it

11:48

is, and you see the car 14 inches

11:50

from going over. That person, guy, whatever, I

11:52

think it was a guy

11:55

who was lucky that day.

11:57

So when they built the new one, you see the

12:00

For example, how the column is on

12:02

an island and there's a big buffer.

12:04

That's only part of it that Apparently

12:07

and I'm either that

12:09

angles out the base of

12:11

it angles out tremendously So

12:15

and also they have other barriers that

12:17

are underwater because they have a channel

12:19

in the port of Tampa to Because

12:21

Tampa Bay is not deep at all.

12:23

And so they have they keep

12:25

it like at 47 Feet

12:27

deep but they've got things where if it's heading

12:29

to the bridge underwater Will

12:32

stop it before even comes close to

12:34

hitting that you know

12:36

that The the fender

12:38

the bridge fender, right? And and so you

12:40

saw how they've got that blocked off all

12:42

over the place because I was reading up

12:44

on the port of Tampa And I I

12:46

claim ignorance I

12:49

didn't know how fast they're growing and

12:52

how not they're only bringing in just cruise

12:54

ships But the number of cargo ships now

12:56

going in and you actually go online and

12:58

you can see their advertising We're going to

13:00

be you know We are and you know,

13:03

we're gonna be the place to go and

13:05

I think what they're saying is we're Florida

13:07

or not, California We're not the Northeast and

13:10

you've got to consider, you know You've got to

13:12

consider us and I think you know, you

13:14

talk about shipping companies they might well

13:16

It actually is consideration and has been

13:19

the things change when there was when

13:21

you had the labor dispute In

13:24

the Port of Los Angeles that also

13:26

changed everything they rerouted at that time

13:29

They were trying to reroute going to

13:32

the the Texas ports

13:34

going to Savannah, Georgia going to

13:36

New York and the

13:38

reason they wanted that workaround is because it

13:41

just became It

13:43

just became counterproductive and and

13:46

when they realized that then they Beyond

13:48

that that was really just trying to fix a

13:51

more of a short-term problem But

13:54

then there was long-term consideration

13:56

almost immediately for expanding

14:00

the number of ports in the

14:02

US so that you're not relying

14:04

heavily and that commerce, global

14:07

commerce can happen

14:09

without being impaired by one

14:12

shutdown on one port, which

14:14

would include a storm in the

14:16

Gulf or a storm on

14:18

any of those shores or labor

14:21

disputes or whatever it might be.

14:24

It was just taking way too much

14:26

time and became counterproductive. And now,

14:29

it was to the point, by the way, that they

14:31

were bringing things in so fast that

14:34

the empty containers that

14:36

they would... Where was it? In

14:39

Florida? In Texas, Georgia and in New

14:41

York. This was happening

14:43

so fast at such a quick pace

14:45

that the empty containers were

14:47

stacking up pretty quickly and

14:50

they really weren't worried about it. You see now,

14:52

in fact, I have a family member who's involved

14:54

in it. Those

14:56

containers have been repurposed for

14:59

other structures and everything else. That's

15:01

still a booming business now. And

15:04

the fact is that commerce needs to

15:06

get things... An

15:09

economy the size of ours and there is

15:11

no other economy the size of ours. And

15:14

the way we consume, the demand

15:16

is there to open as many

15:18

ports as you can. And

15:21

this port in Baltimore is

15:24

one of the busiest in

15:27

the United States. And so, there

15:29

has to be a turnaround solution here,

15:32

but it's not going to be a quick one.

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18:29

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18:31

we weren't able to get to yesterday because we had

18:33

the breaking news of the

18:35

bridge collapse. And thanks to all the nice comments

18:37

that we got from people about

18:39

that coverage. And thanks for a lot

18:41

of response to what we

18:44

were talking about yesterday at this time when

18:47

we got quite furious and

18:51

not going to do it again today. But

18:55

we're not going to stop mentioning it that the

18:57

President and the administration and Republicans did not.

19:00

I know the bridge collapse

19:02

dominated the news yesterday, but the

19:05

fact is this administration has betrayed

19:07

and abandoned American hostages in Israel.

19:11

And you see where pro-Palestinian protesters were

19:13

protesting the President. And he goes, oh

19:15

yeah, you're right. Unbelievable.

19:20

Unbelievable. We had a caller that said, you know,

19:22

this is treason. Well, it's

19:24

not technically treason, but it legally,

19:27

but it feels like treason because

19:29

when you look at that, abandoning

19:32

and betraying our American hostages by

19:34

abstaining from that U.N. vote, one

19:37

of the most reprehensible things, the most reprehensible thing

19:39

I've ever seen from a President. Yep. And

19:42

on top of that, the

19:44

continued support directly for Hamas.

19:46

Yep. Unbelievable. And

19:49

you combine that with the border and

19:51

you combine that with the

19:54

energy policy and the electric vehicles

19:56

and everything else. And you can

19:58

only. look at it that the

20:00

goal of the Democrats is to

20:03

destroy the United States of America

20:05

and not back the troops, not

20:07

back citizens. Right. Nothing.

20:10

They don't value anything about

20:13

the United States. Right.

20:16

And it's, you know, there's no way around that. Nope.

20:20

And it's, it is exactly where,

20:22

of course, they were going to

20:24

land. You know, this

20:26

is, and they're not done yet.

20:29

No, not at all. Now

20:31

you have to consider the possibility

20:33

of Biden being in the White

20:36

House for four more years. But

20:39

here's the, here's the reality as well. Even

20:43

if Trump wins, the

20:46

radicals aren't near done. We said this

20:48

in the end of the Obama years,

20:51

whoever the next president is, is one

20:53

thing. If it's a Republican,

20:55

that's one thing, but the Democrats

20:57

aren't done. The

21:01

radical on the far left

21:04

is just now. Getting

21:06

started. Eric

21:37

Hurley and Gary McNamara, nightly

21:40

on Red Eye Radio. And

21:43

he is Eric Hurley and I'm Gary

21:45

McNamara. Wanted

21:48

to address this, you know, this is one of

21:50

the things that, I mean, if you pay a

21:52

lot of attention to the news, you, you know

21:55

about it, but most people have no idea who

21:57

Ronald McDaniel is. Right. They have

21:59

no idea. But, you know,

22:01

it's the best headline I saw

22:03

yesterday in a story though was MSNBC

22:06

and NBC afraid of

22:08

Mitt Romney's niece. Oh

22:10

my gosh. But

22:15

look, I think it

22:17

was Jeffrey Blahar from National Review wrote

22:19

this. And

22:21

he just said, furthermore, the

22:24

line they affect to draw here

22:26

is entirely artificial. The

22:29

transparent case of selectively holding the

22:31

others to standards you constantly excuse

22:33

when those of your own tribe

22:36

are on trial. He goes, I

22:38

don't particularly mind the fact that

22:40

Jen Psaki literally negotiated her NBC

22:43

contributor gig while still working as

22:45

Joe Biden's press secretary. I do

22:48

mind that John Brennan went from

22:50

Obama's Central Intelligence Agency where he

22:52

set up the Crossfire Hurricane FBI

22:54

investigations. And we

22:56

pounded him for the end

22:59

of the Trump campaign purported

23:01

Russia collusion directly to NBC,

23:03

MSNBC, where he was the

23:05

loudest and most influential voice

23:07

flogging the Steele dossier and

23:10

the Russian hoax for which

23:12

he has paid zero professional

23:14

price. He goes,

23:16

Al Sharpton, where does anyone even

23:18

begin? Yeah, right.

23:21

And he said the hypocrisy is

23:23

not confined to NBC either. It's

23:25

widespread across media networks. Terry

23:28

McAuliffe went from proudly

23:30

calling 2000, 2004, 2006,

23:35

all stolen elections oftentimes

23:39

in his capacity as the head

23:41

of the Democratic National Committee. Curiously

23:46

enough, he then went to

23:48

being a paid CNN contributor in 2019. By

23:52

the way, Karma, he had a worse 2021 than many.

23:58

He goes in an earlier era. George Steppenwolf, moved

24:00

immediately from being one of Bill

24:03

Clinton's most gleeful, vicious and

24:05

amoral hatchet men. His

24:08

particular specialty was calling Clinton's

24:10

bimbo eruptions to ABC News

24:12

swiftly becoming the host of

24:14

this week and Good Morning

24:16

America. He truly did awful

24:18

things to the reputations of

24:20

multiple women merely because

24:22

they had the misfortune to

24:25

be bedded or allegedly raped by

24:27

his boss. But his

24:30

friends don't hold that against him. They understand it was

24:32

just part of the job that

24:34

you do you see. Now what she

24:36

worked for them for two days and

24:39

look you know she probably would have

24:41

ended up like a Michael Steele.

24:44

Yeah. We talked about the former head of the RNC

24:46

who used to have conservative viewpoints and

24:48

has none now. Right. And you just

24:50

wonder you go what happened

24:53

and as you said yesterday well he became

24:55

head of the RNC because it was a

24:57

paid position. That was it. People

24:59

take paid positions and you

25:01

know. By the way that's on the RNC

25:03

you and I I don't think we talked

25:05

about that part of it on the air.

25:07

My comment in our pre-show meeting yesterday you

25:10

know what in the world happened to Michael Steele and

25:12

it's you know in my

25:14

opinion I think I think it's a great possibility that

25:17

he never was a true

25:19

conservative. You don't change like

25:21

that the way that he is done

25:23

and and

25:25

you certainly don't do it later in

25:28

life when you're I can't say

25:30

he's passed his prime. Is that illegal? No

25:33

no. I'm fired for that or no no. Can

25:35

I say Ronna McDaniel's passed her prime? No no.

25:37

Can I say Ronna McDaniel never had a prime?

25:40

No. Oh you can only say that about a

25:42

man. Okay. So

25:44

I but I could say because I won't

25:46

make the case that Ronna McDaniel is passed

25:49

her prime if she never had a

25:51

prime. That's right. You

25:53

have you have to have one first to get past it.

25:56

So the point with

25:59

with Steele The deal is, I

26:01

think, twofold. I think

26:05

I'm convinced he never was a real

26:07

conservative. And I think,

26:09

too, it's indicative of many problems with

26:12

the RNC. How

26:15

many times have we seen now, you

26:17

know, Republicans, you know, moving

26:19

further and further to the left and

26:21

the party itself and

26:24

party leadership or the head of the

26:26

RNC, you know, now,

26:31

Ronnie McDaniel didn't even wait until she was gone,

26:33

at least Michael still waited

26:37

until he was gone to turn. But

26:40

those are the things that you look at. And

26:42

I think to myself, well, if

26:44

I'm, you know, on the committee

26:46

selecting or voting for, you

26:49

know, the head of the RNC, if I'm involved in

26:51

the process at all, it

26:53

has to be somebody who

26:56

clearly has, in my

26:59

opinion, I would want somebody who has conservative

27:01

values. And I'm going to have

27:03

to hear them talk with conviction,

27:06

not just answer questions, not just I'm

27:08

going to have to be somebody that

27:10

I believe is that. Now,

27:12

again, I've said this and it

27:14

applies here. When

27:16

people talk, you know, about things like this, you

27:19

know, show me that unicorn. There is no

27:22

unicorn, but there are conservatives out there that

27:24

would be much better than Steve

27:26

Field, Ronnie McDaniel. And I think the

27:29

current leadership right now, I think is, you know,

27:31

we'll see where they go. But

27:33

I think it was imperative that Donald Trump has

27:35

somebody on board like

27:37

Laura Trump, you know, at

27:39

least in one position. But

27:42

in this day and age, I mean,

27:44

look at Newt Gingrich. He still viewed

27:46

as the ultimate conservative. He would have

27:48

abandoned conservatism, as we saw with climate

27:50

change in two seconds. Remember,

27:52

remember when he went after Mitt Romney.

27:57

You know, for his business activity. Remember that guy who went up

27:59

to Newt Gingrich and said. What? The hell happened

28:01

to you right? So you got all

28:03

the you know the when. It's very

28:05

tough. To. Find people.

28:08

That. Are absolutely consistent. Trump

28:10

isn't consistent, right? Trump's daughter

28:13

Conservatism is a moderate and.

28:15

And and so it's mate. When you're moderate

28:18

me you can look look look at look

28:20

at the crap look at all the people

28:22

the fed into the be as some I'm

28:24

Robert Kennedy Jr we i wanted them will

28:26

talk about his by square they they lack

28:28

of based on based on nothing based on

28:31

a a couple of things that he said

28:33

in passing not who he actually is what

28:35

not to is a. The. Positions

28:37

he's taking Now I don't buy any of

28:39

them because I know his history and then

28:41

and now he's completely with his. and we

28:43

get to the biz by sponsors, vice presidential,

28:46

pick your and in a little bit. But.

28:48

Now this person democratic party

28:50

is absolutely livid. Because.

28:52

Sees as far left as you can get. And.

28:55

So you're seeing the truth of Robert Kennedy Jr.

28:57

come out. I don't believe of thing he says

28:59

people's or will he says as I don't care

29:01

I don't believe on. Yeah. I don't

29:03

but I don't believe that all on it.

29:05

But I don't. Look what's happening

29:07

at Msnbc? An embassy in Cook has been

29:09

so time comes on says in a were

29:12

looking for truth tellers and Jen Psaki we

29:14

know we're looking for people to tell the

29:16

truth and I tell the truth. Well that's

29:18

a lie right there there has we know

29:20

that she does not ah it over tell

29:22

the troops so it it gets to be

29:25

you You sit you say. Why?

29:27

Or why is very simple. They. Don't

29:29

They cannot debate the issues.

29:32

And they're afraid with even someone. Who.

29:34

I would view as a

29:36

moderate. Mcdaniel. For example,

29:39

They. View and she's not

29:41

particularly strong or authoritative in

29:43

her presentation that. I would

29:46

think they go bring rent we can get

29:48

her. And. They said no, they

29:50

don't want any, They don't want

29:52

any. Discussion on the

29:55

issues. At all. None because

29:57

they believe the loo. But this

29:59

is up I carried the this

30:01

Is on our Chris Cuomo. He.

30:03

Had her all the rivera okay

30:06

boldly else that write an essay

30:08

if. He. He.

30:10

Said the look ah I have no

30:12

beef. Ah, but it was

30:14

okay for you meager and Joe Scarborough

30:16

to have Trump on all the time

30:19

to talk to him about what quip

30:21

about what questions to ask right? When.

30:23

It was working for you when

30:26

he was running. Right when you

30:28

guys are all pals, that was

30:30

okay, right? Your? You have no

30:32

problem with that, right? Just because

30:34

you went bad on him when

30:36

it became convenient because you're you.

30:38

worked at a lefty outlet. That.

30:41

Is okay. Now you can be

30:43

high minded about it, right? The

30:45

hypocrisy reeks that he went overall

30:47

though, And robbers. And one

30:49

of his first words were worse. Screw

30:51

them. Because. I mean the

30:53

whole idea. Is. That they were

30:55

hired her to be the ultimate

30:57

insider would actually goes on. and

31:00

here she gets washed. or she

31:02

gets drowned by the tsunami or

31:04

a pretentious. And. He says the word

31:06

be as which is why in exactly the audio not.

31:08

Really, all of these people have a.

31:11

Stick. Up their behind. How dare They.

31:14

Ahead. Of Rivera took

31:16

on Mcdaniels most prominent naysayers

31:19

Chuck Todd and Mika. When.

31:21

Did she become management? When did she

31:23

become? you know, the arbiter of who

31:26

got hired and who doesn't get hired.

31:28

Positive test jokes: India and Chuck Todd

31:30

I don't remember his years. His nine

31:32

years at Meet the Press has been

31:34

exactly triumphant. A. While.

31:39

Ah, Cuomo pointed out the bias at

31:41

the at play in how their friends and

31:43

the liberal media didn't have an issue with

31:46

there buddy buddy relationship with Trump. During.

31:48

The Twenty Sixteen election. Cycle

31:51

goes. I was against them in the

31:53

morning and Cnn and I still beat

31:55

them twice even with them having Trump

31:57

on all the time. and you remember

31:59

the tape that they came out the

32:01

rural of them in a break asking

32:03

Trump about what questions to ask next

32:05

and how they were going to do

32:08

their next segment of a down all

32:10

and nobody got upset about it. It

32:12

was there and gone because all the

32:14

reporters wanted to be on their show

32:16

in the morning. but now they have

32:18

standards about what's right and wrong. It's

32:20

all advantage. It's all hypocrisy as coming

32:22

from two people on of on the

32:24

on the far West point right there

32:26

at me. They know it of course,

32:28

but it's the reason the reason is.

32:30

Why did you Kona Hypocrisy. Know.

32:32

Because if you bring on. They're. Afraid

32:35

of any conservative who can point out

32:37

there lies and their descend formation and

32:39

where they stand on the issue? Yep,

32:41

they know their weakness right? And.

32:44

Is you know what I ate? See.

32:47

In my opinion, run amok.

32:49

Daniel belongs at Msnbc. Course

32:52

there. they just don't want to have that because

32:54

they don't want to have any discussion. You.

32:57

Know the it's just. Look.

33:00

What They did. The Joe Scarborough. A

33:02

threat. Of

33:04

opposite of what do okay someone's gonna

33:06

have to take one for the team.

33:09

Meager. Okay, I guess I'll do that

33:11

or it's okay. you guys you know, did you

33:13

notice you're going to have the influence them some

33:15

out? We don't know how but just she goes.

33:17

I. Know how I know what happened was they

33:20

went and they said look we want to throw

33:22

this by both of you go to said I

33:24

don't make any decisions as Mika gags I do

33:26

would ever make a tells me I have the

33:28

same opinions as me got them why would they

33:30

started dating I don't have a brain of my

33:32

own and people may wonder Gary why do you

33:35

say that while because Joe Scarborough. It's

33:37

funny because I think that everybody is my

33:39

age and they're not. So

33:42

there's a lot of people that don't

33:44

know that Joe Scarborough was even a

33:46

republican congressman from one of the most

33:49

conservative districts in the United States. Yeah,

33:51

in. Northern Florida in the

33:53

Panhandle of Florida. Ah,

33:56

The The see that mad gates holds now.

33:58

I'd when i have nice so floor. right? That's

34:01

nice. Will for Walton Beach Navarre raised

34:03

live in a bar. And

34:06

so. Federal. Added live a nice

34:08

will for a month. My.

34:10

It was very nice. Ah, an

34:13

executive out. Said

34:15

you're not nice, You get I nice get

34:17

out. Of habit I went right for

34:19

my still Texas to see. you know. I

34:22

stayed there for a month as I was transition in my move.

34:24

On to or to Texas back

34:27

in eighty something that all a

34:29

blur with as well. You know

34:31

it's it's when I took the

34:33

train over the bridge. Ah but

34:35

up men biden. Everything

34:38

has to be about him, doesn't. Agree.

34:41

Erasure it. It's every tragedy he has

34:43

to tell a lie. Yeah, I don't

34:45

I don't get it. I

34:47

don't get well. Look.

34:49

If you're if if you've done nothing but

34:51

that kind of lying all your life. I.

34:54

Guess it's the only thing you have an

34:56

app for him abandoning. And.

34:58

Betraying American citizens held hostage for you know

35:00

that's that's really am. It's really a minor

35:02

thing, that kind of line, but it still

35:05

has to be brought up by them. You.

35:07

Know what he did, what they did

35:09

yesterday and attempting to defend it. Was

35:12

one of the most reprehensible things I've

35:14

ever seen. I've never seen an American,

35:16

not even Jimmy Carter. He. Tried to

35:18

do something. Might.

35:21

He wasn't strong enough but it but.

35:23

They. Don't even care know they don't

35:25

know that on air Now Dubbed Jimmy

35:28

Carter I believe care that the hostages

35:30

were there. This administration doesn't give a

35:32

damn and it's just it is so.

35:35

Infuriating. That.

35:38

It's America Last, that's your

35:40

thing. Try promotes America first.

35:43

Wow. Euro nationalist xenophobe.

35:47

Biden. Promotes America and

35:49

The Democrats Promote America

35:51

Last across the board,

35:53

the Up and. A

35:55

lot of Americans like that they

35:58

want America. Los dem. Who.

36:01

Are these people? Eight.

36:03

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37:34

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37:37

very mcnamara by the way. Anything

37:39

that you wanna say now about

37:41

said biden or again. Ah,

37:44

The his own stabbed gave

37:46

you approval saw the one.

37:49

Radio hosts out of North Carolina

37:51

asking does he have dementia. And.

37:54

Smite just got so incredulous all men

37:56

on it than as against or another

37:58

question than just. Said in a

38:00

fetish and says thank you go by.

38:02

There was a breeze. I got a

38:04

good even respond. It was like whoa,

38:06

Yeah, but they're They're basically saying. So.

38:09

Anything that you say of people

38:11

make fun of job. We should

38:13

make fun of somebody who obviously

38:16

has cognitive problems. They claim he

38:18

doesn't have any. In fact, His

38:21

cognitive abilities are better than yours rights

38:23

as what they want you to believe

38:25

they say. The

38:31

our by how. How

38:35

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38:37

as when I go on was

38:39

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38:51

Mcnamara and every girl talk about

38:54

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38:56

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38:58

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39:00

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39:07

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39:09

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39:11

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39:13

Gerry Mcnamara. Good morning Sir I'm

39:16

looking at this headline hear. From

39:21

his from the Federal. I understand with

39:23

a with or same but it's like Widened

39:25

Mcdaniel wanna join the corrupt media. And.

39:29

It. When. I see things like

39:31

that I'm of. I'm like, well because

39:33

it's a job. A it's It's a

39:35

job that pays and and and so

39:37

you're always looking for a job. That

39:40

pays. But. It made me when

39:43

I just read and and I did haven't

39:45

read the article yet. I'm sure to Federalists,

39:47

I'm sure they may great conservative points as

39:49

because they normally do. Ah,

39:52

But. I just started thinking how much I

39:54

appreciate. but we do here. And.

39:56

Something that I look at my life. My.

39:59

Professional life. I never wanted to

40:01

do this ever And it shows

40:03

you you have no idea what

40:05

you. You. Have no idea. What?

40:10

You could end up doing and absolutely

40:12

loving and saying to yourself, oh My

40:14

God has made for doing as I

40:16

didn't know this. I had

40:18

no idea and. You'd

40:21

you'd talk about. We've always talked about the

40:23

fact that we would never want to be

40:25

in television. And. A lot of talk

40:27

show host the configured into radio as they

40:29

view that as a stepping stone to television

40:31

you when I never did. I

40:33

couldn't work doing commentary at.

40:36

A. Fox News. Ah,

40:39

A new Max Snow or any of

40:41

those. But because. You. Don't

40:43

have total control of your editorial

40:45

content. Others to: yeah, there's too

40:48

many other voices well into my

40:50

in too many other considerations for

40:52

the presentation. Our.

40:54

Only consideration for our

40:56

presentation is to bring.

40:59

What? We believe. The.

41:01

Facts We we bring the facts of the

41:03

of the I'm. Events or

41:06

issues. And

41:08

then we issue our opinion and

41:10

analysis on it. And but we

41:12

believe is a thoughtful. Honest

41:15

approach. In

41:17

television, it becomes something completely different

41:19

on the presentation. And. You

41:21

and I have a lot of friends in

41:23

and television and they are very good at

41:26

what they do and that's fine. Great

41:28

for them. Not. My

41:30

thing. And it was twofold.

41:34

We. Don't care to be in television. And

41:36

television doesn't care to have us

41:38

and television. Ah see how lucky

41:40

we are You have we are

41:42

both no A, he just isn't

41:45

that I I am a radio

41:47

guy through and through. Ah

41:49

I would say. Podcast. Falls.

41:51

And in that realm, you

41:53

know that audio realm. And

41:56

you know that's. For.

41:58

Me: It is

42:00

because I don't want it to be.

42:03

I don't want to change. Based.

42:06

On other elements. Now I would

42:08

say like video podcasts aren't always.

42:11

That's. Not white Television. Ah

42:14

I'm we don't Our our podcast

42:16

isn't isn't a video to it's

42:18

it's basically or South Bank and

42:21

I see. An. Effect

42:24

on you mean I need

42:26

to save every day Now

42:28

I'm so it's. It's

42:30

are you know? Cause I look at Rogan

42:33

And Rogan just roles. He just. Bump

42:35

turn on the cameras. You. Know,

42:37

fire up the mice and let's go.

42:39

And so. You. Know that's I

42:41

think a good approach. I'm. A

42:44

But. Television is something

42:46

very different. You know

42:48

there is a new and I have been. Done

42:50

it before and it's a very different. Consideration.

42:53

And the presentation. Because. The way.

42:56

Right though the television that

42:58

that television products are are

43:00

consumed and I since I

43:02

was eighteen I am full

43:05

on. A radio guy. You.

43:07

Know a podcast guy? Because

43:10

I think. For.

43:12

Me it is. The presentation

43:15

can remain. Honest.

43:17

And. I'm also

43:19

grateful for this show. Of

43:21

of having what we have, where we

43:23

have it when we have it. You.

43:26

Know. We're.

43:29

Not, we don't have a building filled

43:31

with executives here at night. You.

43:33

Know running up and down the hall and and

43:35

lawyer screaming at us like they do on the

43:37

view between you know and commercial breaks. There's.

43:40

Nobody forced to sexually harassed the

43:42

there's nobody for Us civil rights

43:45

at all at up with without

43:47

a Fifth Airways. Go. Out

43:49

and they are. And the break room

43:51

and or as a cup of coffee

43:54

every once in office. wealth from Ice.

43:56

For me, it's very simple, editorial and

43:58

creative control. Totally? yeah. And when

44:00

you do this show your the

44:02

host, your the director, Your the

44:04

writer. Ah, you're the researcher. Your

44:07

everything. there is no. We. Really?

44:09

don't We don't have a whip

44:11

Now we have Allen who contributes

44:14

great stories for or several. Yeah

44:16

yeah yeah but he but we

44:18

don't have. A. Like. Member.

44:21

When talked about. Week. Jay. Leno.

44:23

when Jay Leno did the Tonight Show and had. You.

44:25

Know a zillion writers for you know,

44:27

ten minutes without you know and it

44:29

is like though I just I just

44:31

I. I couldn't I couldn't do that.

44:34

I just couldn't But it see pray

44:36

to have an editorial control and you

44:38

can present it in the way that

44:40

you wish to. Have. A present.

44:42

It one of the things I would never want

44:44

to do anymore. And it's funny because I did

44:46

start out. Or earlier my career

44:49

doing a couple of have been of

44:51

panel shows. a that's can we back

44:53

Thirty Thirty Five years ago. But.

44:55

The director of that show basically said.

44:58

Nothing's. Gonna be edited. Go for it.

45:00

I can do that. I.

45:02

Condemned Advice. To. To

45:04

sit there and be And And And

45:07

the. Ah, the

45:09

person was the moderator of the

45:11

show. Was. Not throwing out any

45:13

type of setup questions, it was a dates

45:15

narrative work. Every time they said something

45:17

like a while i disagree with your premise

45:20

your premises wrong and we talked about that.

45:22

Been on a panel discussion show on

45:24

so much of the media. You. Will

45:26

you have to accept the premise or

45:28

the spin of the question, say no,

45:30

don't want to do that anymore, not

45:32

going to get involved? The.

45:35

Of the first couple of shows I

45:37

did the what Are One particular months.

45:39

Panel. Discussion show in Illinois was great! I

45:41

love doing. It I. Absolutely love doing

45:43

it but again the moderator a one

45:46

that decides it but you've got up

45:48

to the national media it's garbage and

45:50

but then like. Because. They set

45:52

the narrative and they set the agenda and they

45:54

said the topic and everything else in Ottawa that.

45:57

And I know somebody may as well. You've told

45:59

me that if someone. offered you ten

46:01

million dollars to go on

46:03

TV you wouldn't go. That's

46:05

not going to happen and I've never done

46:07

anything for money. I've

46:09

never done anything. It's not doesn't mean

46:12

that I haven't looked at jobs and

46:14

said nah the situation doesn't fit but I've

46:16

never and money might have been a part

46:18

of it but I've never accepted a

46:20

job strictly for the money ever ever

46:23

and I never will. I don't care

46:25

about that I know that if I do what

46:27

I do and am entertaining

46:30

and passionate and create unique content

46:32

that there'll always be a place

46:34

for me somewhere except for the

46:36

fact I really can't think that

46:38

way anymore because I'm past my

46:40

retirement age. Yeah I but

46:43

I'm always have the mindset of

46:45

all right if

46:47

I started something new it would be

46:49

hey lifelong career and

46:52

the clock says no no no no no no

46:56

you're past that point. You

46:59

know look I've done I have done

47:01

things strictly for money and and

47:04

I made my apologies but and

47:07

I served my time. No

47:11

I was

47:13

going down a completely different

47:15

direction completely different path. I

47:17

thought it was legal. I

47:19

thought no. It's

47:21

just a joke. No I almost

47:24

say no I only sold the

47:26

drugs for my own

47:28

stash and to help out my buddies.

47:30

Oh this wasn't drug related. So

47:33

now people are going what is Eric talking

47:35

about? By the way I had I had you know I

47:37

said that I had a friend of mine who's dead of

47:40

a crack

47:42

overdose who actually said that to

47:44

me. Wow. And said

47:47

that to me and when I

47:49

was just said I gotta go I can't be

47:51

around you anymore. And he said but

47:53

I'm not selling it to make money I'm

47:55

selling it just to have my

47:57

own stash. Well that's

48:00

morality I can handle. Give me a

48:02

couple of snorts. But

48:07

it got him. He lost everything. He lost

48:09

his house. He lost his wife. He

48:11

lost his kids, lost his job, and then

48:13

eventually lost his life. And a

48:15

very sad great friend of mine, and

48:18

addiction just got to him big time. But

48:21

yeah, I was indicating that

48:23

was me, not you. I wasn't

48:25

accusing you of it. Yeah, well, I,

48:29

you know, I have no comment. My

48:31

lawyer said it advised me not

48:35

to comment. For

48:37

me, it was, and

48:39

I, my wife and I have been

48:42

involved in real estate because our

48:45

whole thought was, well, we can't rely on the

48:47

jobs that we have and love. If

48:51

they're not going to get us to the point that we

48:53

want to be financially, we're going to have to have like

48:56

many American families. Well, I

48:58

mean, I'm really, I'm

49:00

relating to broadcast. Of course, I did things

49:02

for money, you know, in other jobs, but

49:04

I never took a media job based

49:07

on the fact that

49:09

I'm only doing it's a situation that I

49:11

will have no freedom or no control. But

49:13

I want the money because it will put

49:15

me over a million bucks or something like

49:18

that. Early on in my career, that's what

49:20

I'm talking about. Not that you didn't, we

49:22

all work for money, but

49:24

it is does money is the money

49:26

deciding factor or does the

49:28

fit have to be right in

49:30

broadcasting? And that's what I'm more talking about. Not

49:32

whether you did stuff for money. Of course, we

49:34

all do. Right. I was making a separate point.

49:36

And, you know, I think that, you

49:38

know, that's that's where you because,

49:41

in fact, I wasn't

49:43

doing radio for money. I

49:45

had to do things other things for money. Yeah. And

49:48

that's the entire point of, you

49:51

know, being in

49:54

a place now where I actually

49:56

get paid a little bit of money to

49:58

do what I love and It's,

50:02

you know, it's, it

50:04

is a great opportunity, but it's, it's also

50:06

part of the landscape of where, you

50:09

know, where this nation is. These

50:12

conversations are happening where

50:15

they used to only happen on

50:18

talk radio. Now they're

50:20

happening every day, everywhere.

50:24

And it gets

50:26

a little loose. The

50:30

conversations quite often veer off into

50:32

something, you know, they go

50:34

down rabbit holes, they go down and it's like

50:36

even with people that you

50:38

agree with, they go down these

50:41

rabbit holes and it's like, okay, we've got to stay.

50:45

I want the conversation. I want the conversation I'm going

50:47

to be a part of to

50:49

stay on point and to focus on

50:51

the issues at hand because I do

50:53

believe and I mentioned this yesterday when

50:55

we were issuing our, our,

50:58

our concerns with, with

51:00

Biden and, and abandoning

51:03

American hostages and, and

51:05

being so pro-Homas. We're

51:07

at a critical crossroads

51:10

and you might

51:12

say that to a certain degree with every election cycle. We're

51:16

at a point where if this radical behavior

51:18

in this, and I mean the radicalism across

51:20

the board, which

51:23

includes being pro-Homas anti

51:27

Israel anti Jew. It

51:30

includes being pro open border,

51:34

which is pro cartel, which

51:36

is no problem with people

51:38

dying of fentanyl overdoses and

51:41

people being killed by illegals

51:43

and inflation that

51:45

is burying American families

51:48

and they're buying power for a generation. Possibly

51:50

all of these things have to be fixed.

51:54

If we don't fix

51:56

them now, I'm

51:58

afraid we never will. Well, not

52:01

only fix them, but we have to

52:03

ensure that people that create the problem,

52:05

we don't put into elective office. Yeah.

52:09

Right. Because it's not just about solving

52:11

the problems. The

52:13

problems, many of these problems would be

52:15

solved if we didn't elect people

52:18

that create the problems. Right.

52:20

And, you know, that's the, I

52:22

think that's the one thing, and I still don't

52:25

think the Republicans pound on that hard enough. And

52:27

it's a very easy sell. You could add, as

52:29

we always do, you could add our energy policy

52:31

in the United States, which

52:34

is, as we have said before, energy,

52:37

economic, and national

52:39

security suicide. Thank God

52:41

they can't control yet of

52:44

state and private land. They

52:46

haven't been able to do it because as

52:48

we brought to you yesterday, the United States

52:50

in January produced more oil

52:53

than any country in the history of

52:55

the world in a year. Over

52:58

13 million barrels. And

53:01

so we have, even with the federal

53:03

government and the president with

53:05

the edict and the promise to destroy

53:08

and get rid of all fossil fuels,

53:11

they can't do it. Well, reality also is going

53:13

to dictate all of that. And

53:15

thanks a lot of people quoting what we've said, which

53:17

is the Democrats' biggest

53:19

enemy is not Republicans. It's

53:22

reality. It is. Everything

53:24

now is coming up and hitting reality. Border

53:26

reality. How do we make it more of

53:28

a reality? Thank you, Governor Abbott. It's

53:31

more of a reality to more people now in

53:33

blue cities. There was a group

53:35

of GOP politicians

53:38

that I think sent a thank you letter

53:40

to Abbott. Yeah, right. It's

53:42

crediting him saying, you're the

53:44

one that made New York now, the

53:46

state of New York, be much

53:49

more serious about illegal immigration. Yeah, and we

53:51

said that. We said we I think

53:53

you were one of the first I heard said that

53:55

if not for Governor Abbott, then

53:59

we wouldn't be happy. this conversation and we've repeated that

54:01

over and over again. Those, the

54:03

actions of Governor Abbott have

54:06

brought the

54:08

border issue to a critical point

54:11

and it's not just a conversation you have

54:13

in border states because now every state

54:15

is a border state. Every

54:18

city is a border city. Every town is a

54:20

border town. And reality

54:22

hit the American public with government spending

54:24

too. Yeah. We now, they know there's

54:26

a relation. And I

54:28

know that a lot of people are caught up in,

54:30

what do I want? Do I want to borrow more

54:32

money and put it on future generations? Do

54:36

I want that combined with inflation or

54:39

do I want inflation to go down and the

54:41

government to stay out of all of this? Right.

54:43

That's the debate there. But the

54:45

fact is reality is hitting. You can't

54:47

stop it. Right. I don't, I don't get

54:49

the calls anymore. You guys are making too much of

54:52

the national debt because everybody experienced

54:54

the last three years of massive

54:56

inflation caused by the debt. Right.

55:00

Yep. And, and,

55:02

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He's Eric Harley and I'm Gary McNamara. Coming up... The

56:59

president gets interrupted by

57:01

pro-Hamas protesters. We'll

57:03

have that back and forth. And of

57:05

course, he takes the pro-Hamas side again.

57:09

We will get to that, no surprise. RFK

57:11

Jr. apparently has

57:14

his vice presidential nominee as far

57:16

left as you can get. Just

57:19

amazing. And

57:22

a bunch of different polls out there.

57:24

Half of Democrat voters say the news

57:27

in this country, half of Democrats

57:29

is being dictated by

57:31

the Biden campaign. Oh, really?

57:34

Yes. And we'll get

57:36

to also Justice

57:38

Breyer and his authoritarianism

57:40

in the Supreme Court is the moral

57:45

way to go. Right.

57:51

That's what he communicated in that interview

57:53

with Politico. Right. And

57:56

he thinks he has a point. That's the

57:58

thing. Maybe it's just we've

58:00

gotten old and we look at these people and

58:03

we used to look at them and say, well,

58:05

they're intellectual giants and you realize it doesn't matter

58:07

whether they're on the Supreme Court. It

58:09

doesn't matter whether they're arguing before the

58:11

Supreme Court. Radical is radical. Yep. A

58:13

lot of bogus lawyers out there. You're

58:41

listening to Red Eye Radio,

58:43

on the U.N. and America

58:46

Studios. And

58:48

he's Eric Carley and I'm Gary McNamara. Welcome and good

58:50

morning. The

58:53

president interrupted, I think, him

58:56

two different speeches he did yesterday. He

58:59

was interrupted. He was giving a speech on

59:01

affordable health care and listen to this.

59:05

This is almost a John Kerry

59:08

moment. Here

59:12

we go. We can't take anything

59:14

for granted. Just think back

59:16

before the ACA. A

59:18

patient with a heart disease, diabetes or a

59:20

child with asthma couldn't get coverage. Why? Because

59:24

the insurance company considered those in preexisting condition,

59:26

allowed them to get coverage. Everybody

59:34

deserves self care. Keep

59:45

taking it.

59:54

They have a point. We need to get a lot

59:56

more care into the problem. What

59:59

a damn. coward just a coward

1:00:01

through and through. This

1:00:05

guy pretends to be a tough guy.

1:00:07

He's pretended to be a tough guy. All

1:00:10

of his adult life. You're not tough. You're

1:00:12

a coward. You'll

1:00:15

lay down for anyone and

1:00:17

everyone, even terrorists. You'll go out

1:00:20

of your way to help them. You're

1:00:23

a coward. Yep.

1:00:27

We have a coward in the White House. Cut

1:00:30

and run. And a Democratic Party. Yep.

1:00:32

That agrees with him. Yep. You

1:00:35

have a major political party that

1:00:38

is pro Hamas, pro

1:00:41

rape, pro murder,

1:00:44

pro terrorism. Yep. The most

1:00:47

heinous things we have ever

1:00:49

seen, probably

1:00:51

in our lifetime of

1:00:53

a terrorist act and the butchery

1:00:56

is supported by the Democratic Party

1:00:58

and this president. He's

1:01:01

a coward. And you need to call

1:01:03

it out bluntly. Every conservative

1:01:05

needs to call it out bluntly.

1:01:10

Yep. And

1:01:14

it's just, as I said,

1:01:16

the, um, and,

1:01:19

and, and in top of that, the

1:01:23

hostages, as we have said, betraying

1:01:26

and abandoning American hostages

1:01:30

with the abstention on the UN

1:01:32

vote that as you saw immediately

1:01:34

changed, this is where John Kirby,

1:01:36

the filthy liar that he is,

1:01:38

Oh, we're doing this in

1:01:40

the best interest of Israel. Well, Israel

1:01:42

didn't think so. And by the way,

1:01:44

Hamas reacted pulling out of the negotiations

1:01:47

in Qatar. You

1:01:49

created it. So don't give me this crap

1:01:51

about what was non binding. So it didn't

1:01:53

matter. Yeah, it did matter.

1:01:55

They're out of the negotiations. And now what

1:01:58

they're stating is, Nope. ceasefire

1:02:02

and then we'll think about really you

1:02:04

know after we have a ceasefire then

1:02:06

we'll think about you know releasing the

1:02:09

hostages yeah these are American hostages there

1:02:11

and this president doesn't give a damn

1:02:13

and the Democratic Party doesn't give a

1:02:16

damn about American hostages held by a

1:02:18

terrorist group that

1:02:20

killed and butchered Americans

1:02:24

and Israelis yeah

1:02:28

and some of the most horrific

1:02:31

acts ever seen by

1:02:33

mankind and the Democratic Party supports

1:02:35

it and anybody who listens to

1:02:37

the show knows we don't

1:02:39

do over-the-top rhetoric no

1:02:42

it we've never done that it's

1:02:44

very this is this isn't over-the-top

1:02:46

that's exactly what the Democratic Party

1:02:48

and the president is communicating and

1:02:50

still I haven't seen one

1:02:52

Democrat they

1:02:55

might have got lost maybe Federman said something

1:02:57

I'm giving Federman because

1:02:59

of his his previous statements

1:03:03

the benefit of the doubt on this one

1:03:05

I don't know another Democrat that

1:03:08

is going after the president

1:03:11

and saying what he did

1:03:13

and what the United States

1:03:15

did is one of the

1:03:17

most reprehensible acts betraying and

1:03:19

abandoning American hostages and taking

1:03:21

the pro butcher side the

1:03:23

pro butchering terrorist side is

1:03:25

what he's doing yep full

1:03:29

stop no way around it nope

1:03:32

and again

1:03:35

we can make the choice to end this we

1:03:40

as a nation we've always done the hardest

1:03:44

things but more and more in

1:03:47

our later years we

1:03:49

decided that hard things are too hard fighting

1:03:52

terrorism is too hard

1:03:54

let's just join them why don't we

1:04:00

Let's just completely not only roll

1:04:02

over, we'll fund them. We'll make

1:04:04

sure they have plenty of fund

1:04:06

them. Oh, by the way, we'll

1:04:08

defund the police here at home. Because

1:04:13

enforcing laws is also too

1:04:16

hard. It's

1:04:19

too hard on the criminals. We're

1:04:21

being too hard on criminals. That's

1:04:24

the problem. We should

1:04:26

let people from other countries come here,

1:04:28

beat cops, and go free with no

1:04:30

bail. That's

1:04:33

a good idea. These

1:04:35

are all the things, these

1:04:37

right now, are the cornerstones,

1:04:39

the very foundation of

1:04:41

the Democratic Party. We've

1:04:44

said it before, this is very simple. The

1:04:48

United States is

1:04:50

a modern western

1:04:53

democracy. And I'm talking about

1:04:55

a constitutional republic under the

1:04:57

umbrella of generalized democracies. I'm

1:05:00

not saying that we're a direct democracy for the

1:05:02

nitpickers out there. By the way, when I

1:05:04

do the disclaimer, I don't get anybody complaining anymore. Oh,

1:05:06

I do. Good

1:05:10

complaint. I filter all of them. Good, everybody complained

1:05:12

to Eric. Anything

1:05:15

I say, complain to Eric. But

1:05:18

we're a modern western democracy, as

1:05:20

is Israel. Hamas,

1:05:25

the Palestinian government, are terrorists. End

1:05:27

of story. The

1:05:29

cover to attempt

1:05:34

to convince Americans of

1:05:36

their pro-Hamas side, their

1:05:40

pro-terrorist side, their pro-killing

1:05:42

Americans and Israelis side

1:05:46

without any consequences is,

1:05:48

oh, if we have a two-state

1:05:50

solution, which the Palestinians

1:05:52

controlled by Hamas don't

1:05:55

want. Right. They

1:05:58

don't want it. No.

1:06:02

And this needs to be

1:06:04

pounded and Republicans better be more vocal.

1:06:06

They're still, I didn't hear enough blowback

1:06:09

because, and I don't know why.

1:06:13

You're talking about American hostages and he just

1:06:15

betrayed and abandoned them with

1:06:18

it. And I know they stated it and Cruz stated

1:06:20

it and I think Tom

1:06:22

Cotton did also the stories out there

1:06:24

and maybe because I'll give the benefit

1:06:26

of the doubt, the bridge story dominated

1:06:28

everything but they need to pound

1:06:30

this day in and day out that

1:06:32

Biden and the Democrats

1:06:35

don't care about American

1:06:37

hostages. We've talked about

1:06:39

this for the longest time, how there doesn't

1:06:41

seem to be a concern when an American

1:06:43

hostage is taken. You know, Wall Street Journal

1:06:45

was out yesterday, the reporter I guess has

1:06:47

been a year and they said there's no

1:06:49

consequences for taking American hostages. Right. There's

1:06:52

none. Whether it's Russia, in

1:06:54

fact you're rewarded. Yeah. You're

1:06:56

rewarded if you take American hostages. They

1:06:59

know, they

1:07:01

know that they're going to get something from the American

1:07:04

government. They know

1:07:06

the American government under the Biden

1:07:09

administration, under Democratic,

1:07:12

with the Democratic party in the White House,

1:07:15

they know they're going to get what they want. Hamas

1:07:19

is getting a lot more. Can

1:07:22

you imagine? This

1:07:24

leadership is going, we don't have

1:07:26

to do a thing. We don't have to. We

1:07:29

don't have to. We're the ones, we

1:07:31

don't have to lay down. We have them

1:07:33

right now on

1:07:36

a string. We can do whatever we want to.

1:07:39

We're controlling the

1:07:41

most powerful office in the world

1:07:44

right now. And

1:07:46

it's true. You know, I was,

1:07:50

the Biden administration reminds me, and it's a movie that's

1:07:52

just a cult movie, but it's a great movie. It's

1:07:55

a Christmas movie called 29th Street. They

1:07:57

call it the, the The

1:08:04

Italian, it's a wonderful life, I think, or something.

1:08:06

That is what it's called. But I'll never forget

1:08:08

where the father is talking to the one son

1:08:10

who's a cop, and the other son says he

1:08:12

wants to go to college and become a lawyer.

1:08:14

And the father says, wow, this is going to

1:08:16

be great. One of

1:08:19

our sons can arrest them, and the other

1:08:21

one can bail them out. And everybody keeps

1:08:23

employed. And I'm

1:08:25

thinking to myself, that's exactly what's going on

1:08:27

here. Think about what the United States is

1:08:29

doing. The United States is

1:08:32

enabling Iran to fund all of

1:08:34

these terrorist groups, including Hamas, Hezbollah,

1:08:37

and other Islamic

1:08:40

fundamentalist groups around the world.

1:08:43

And we know that. There's no doubt about it. We

1:08:45

know that. And at

1:08:47

the same time, we're giving aid

1:08:49

to Israel at the

1:08:51

same time where the president has now decided

1:08:54

to give aid to Hamas. We'll

1:08:56

know it's going to the Palestinian people. There

1:08:59

is no Palestinian people. The

1:09:01

Palestinian people are controlled by

1:09:03

Hamas. There is no

1:09:06

separate Palestinian people. I'm not saying the

1:09:08

Palestinian people don't exist. They exist. But

1:09:11

they aren't a form of government

1:09:13

that controls anything in that

1:09:15

area. It's all Hamas. And

1:09:18

everybody knows it. So we know that

1:09:20

the American aid will go to Hamas

1:09:22

to help fight Israel. And it's like

1:09:25

an entire circle that, well, the United

1:09:27

States is involved. Would this even be

1:09:29

going on if the United States wasn't

1:09:31

involved? And funding, it seems like both

1:09:33

sides. It's

1:09:37

pure insanity. Well,

1:09:40

and yet we still have millions of people

1:09:42

that will support this administration. You

1:09:47

vote for Joe Biden. You vote for Hamas. There

1:09:49

is no in-between. There is no gray air.

1:09:51

Not anymore. It's not

1:09:53

a, well, I support him because

1:09:56

I don't support that. But I, nope, you

1:09:58

do support that. him

1:10:00

the vote, you give him the

1:10:02

okay to do what he's doing,

1:10:04

continue it, in fact, ramp it

1:10:06

up. If he were to win,

1:10:09

there's no telling how

1:10:11

far this goes over the next

1:10:13

four years. You know,

1:10:15

he was elsewhere to church and

1:10:17

the pro-pala, the pro-hammas protesters

1:10:21

were even louder and

1:10:23

then the church started going four more years,

1:10:25

four more years, four more years and

1:10:28

he was the exact

1:10:30

same, exact same, you

1:10:33

know, coward as

1:10:35

he was in the last audio cut that

1:10:37

we played and you

1:10:40

and I looked at each other and just said, what

1:10:42

the hell was the DNC gonna look like

1:10:44

this year? Oh my gosh. Because you know they're

1:10:47

not gonna, the protesters aren't gonna put up

1:10:49

with being kept at bay

1:10:51

outside a couple of blocks away.

1:10:54

They'll make their way inside, they'll find their way

1:10:56

inside. I guarantee you that. Well,

1:10:59

because many of them

1:11:01

are actually part of

1:11:03

the party. Yeah. It's

1:11:06

not the days where, okay,

1:11:08

the protesters or the

1:11:10

fringe over there, no, the fringe is

1:11:12

the part. It's mainstream now. The

1:11:15

radicalism of the left is mainstream within the

1:11:17

Democratic Party. You'll hear what you used to

1:11:19

hear, go back, I don't know, 30 years

1:11:24

the type of thing that you would hear by the

1:11:26

picketers, you know, three, four blocks

1:11:29

away, is going to be

1:11:31

now in primetime speeches at the DNC.

1:11:33

I'm convinced this year. The

1:11:36

radical items, I'm just

1:11:38

waiting. I kept with, you and

1:11:40

I have been saying for

1:11:43

a couple of years, what does

1:11:45

the DNC look like?

1:11:47

What does the convention look like in

1:11:50

the summer of 24? And more and more and more

1:11:53

and more, I'm

1:11:55

convinced that I am right. It is going

1:11:57

to be radical ideas every...

1:12:00

single night in prime time speeches. The protesters

1:12:02

may not be able to make it in,

1:12:04

but the delegates are just as radical as

1:12:06

the protesters. That's my point. Many of the

1:12:08

delegates are just... It's

1:12:10

the same. The radical left is the

1:12:13

party. Exactly. And

1:12:16

they're going to be... And the radicals

1:12:19

in the party that get prime time

1:12:21

speeches will have

1:12:24

radical ideas and

1:12:26

it's going to be every night in prime

1:12:28

time? I can't

1:12:31

wait. And then Thursday night, how

1:12:33

does Biden wrap it up? Oh,

1:12:35

man. 86690, Redeye. Coming

1:12:38

up, more with Gary McNamara

1:12:40

and Eric Harley. It's

1:12:42

Redeye Radio. Hey,

1:13:03

it's Redeye Radio. He's Eric Harley and I'm

1:13:06

Gary McNamara. You know, we had talked about

1:13:08

an hour ago about America first versus America

1:13:10

last. Oh, no. We talked about it this

1:13:12

hour. Sorry. Yeah. But with Biden, basically, you

1:13:14

should come out and just say

1:13:17

America last. Right. On

1:13:19

all the policies which they create

1:13:21

the problems that hurt America, as

1:13:23

we have articulated many times before,

1:13:25

but now I have more evidence

1:13:27

of how the left does

1:13:30

not want to be America first,

1:13:32

but America left. Excuse me, last,

1:13:34

not left. Well, America left last.

1:13:36

America left, America last. Same difference.

1:13:38

Yeah. The American

1:13:40

left is America last. And

1:13:43

plus some really incredible

1:13:46

and interesting polling out there as to where

1:13:48

the American public is

1:13:51

going right now and RFK juniors

1:13:53

VP choice. Yeah. We told you

1:13:56

so. We told you so. Uh

1:13:58

huh. in RFK

1:14:01

Jr. How old are you? Five?

1:14:05

You don't know his past? You don't

1:14:07

know where he stood his entire life?

1:14:09

You actually believe that he is conservative

1:14:11

in some way? Sorry, I ain't fallen

1:14:13

for it. And

1:14:16

with his VP pick, now the Democratic

1:14:19

Party is really scared. Oh my gosh,

1:14:22

they panicked yesterday. That's the notion to

1:14:24

the Democratic Party that I'm

1:14:27

RFK Jr. and my administration is going

1:14:29

to be far left. Right. Whether

1:14:59

you're up late or you're just starting your day,

1:15:01

welcome to the show. From the UNIDAN America

1:15:11

Studios, this is

1:15:14

Red Eye Radio. All across America

1:15:16

and around the planet, we are

1:15:18

Red Eye Radio, he is Eric

1:15:20

Hurley and I'm Gary McNamara. Good

1:15:22

morning. Alright. We

1:15:25

set this last hour. Yeah.

1:15:29

Biden, the Democrats, they

1:15:31

want America last. They do not want

1:15:33

America first. True. And

1:15:36

here's a story to back it up. Salt

1:15:40

Lake City Tribune. America

1:15:43

First Credit Union responds to Utah

1:15:45

Royals jersey controversy. So I first

1:15:47

saw this, I'm reading this article

1:15:50

going, what do they have about a,

1:15:52

what's their beef with a credit union? That's

1:15:54

what I'm thinking the whole time. What's

1:15:57

their beef with a credit union? I'm looking for

1:15:59

a scandal from America First Credit

1:16:02

Union. Supporters from the

1:16:04

Chicago Red Stars and North

1:16:06

Carolina Courage have made

1:16:08

statements against Utah's jerseys. Supporter

1:16:11

groups from two National Women's Soccer

1:16:14

League teams have come out against

1:16:16

the jersey sponsor of

1:16:18

the Utah Royals. Chicago

1:16:21

Local 134 and the

1:16:23

uproar, supporter groups for the

1:16:25

Chicago Red Stars and North Carolina

1:16:28

Courage respectively have taken issue

1:16:30

with America First Credit

1:16:32

Union, the Jersey Front sponsor of

1:16:34

the Royals, as well as the

1:16:36

naming rights sponsor of the

1:16:38

stadium where the real Salt

1:16:41

Lake and Royals play. Why?

1:16:46

Why? It's like, what's

1:16:48

going on here? It's

1:16:50

becoming an issue that has the state's

1:16:52

governor rolling his eyes, fans

1:16:55

split, and the credit union

1:16:57

having to explain their history.

1:16:59

The uproar released a statement

1:17:01

Friday in advance of the game between

1:17:03

the Royals and the Courage criticizing

1:17:05

the organization for partnering

1:17:07

with a company that

1:17:09

uses America First as

1:17:11

a phrase. How dare they? See,

1:17:18

I can't, we can't make this

1:17:20

stuff up. You guys are exaggerating

1:17:23

it. Liberals don't. Liberals are for

1:17:25

America First. They're not for America

1:17:27

Last. Another example. While

1:17:33

we support all the Utah players

1:17:35

and their fans, we can't stand

1:17:37

by without mentioning the front of

1:17:40

the Jersey sponsor America First Credit

1:17:42

Union of our opponent. The

1:17:45

phrase America First has a long

1:17:47

history rooted in racism, fascism, and

1:17:49

hateful ideology. Boo

1:17:55

America! America.

1:18:07

I said. If.

1:18:10

Ah, If Trump

1:18:13

wins, I'm moving to Gaza. Just

1:18:17

waiting for that. Oh wow. Yeah. Yeah,

1:18:19

he's. Just. That go

1:18:22

ahead. Go

1:18:24

ahead. You're pro Hamas.

1:18:28

Hamas first. right? Wow,

1:18:30

That's it. Did you have no

1:18:32

controversy that Fannie Mae and Utah

1:18:34

of maybe. Maybe

1:18:37

a. Here.

1:18:41

I mean man. Seriously.

1:18:44

I don't know. Let me just let me

1:18:46

go through this again. He let me to

1:18:48

say okay, let me to see. A.

1:18:51

Cave the phrase america versus one history

1:18:54

rooted in racism, fascism, and hateful ideology

1:18:56

of America First. When you sink America

1:18:58

First when you think. Of

1:19:00

I think America First by by

1:19:03

number one. What's America America As

1:19:05

the constitution? correct? Yeah. America

1:19:07

is the constitution in the United States.

1:19:09

Out what makes that's what it is

1:19:12

that America is the people that support.

1:19:14

That. Ultimate Law. The Constitution Of The

1:19:16

United States. When I say America first,

1:19:18

that's what I'm talking about. Tell me

1:19:21

what part of that is racist. Tell

1:19:23

me what part of that is

1:19:25

fascism? Tell me what part of

1:19:28

the Constitution of the United States?

1:19:30

Probably Still, No, not probably still.

1:19:32

today. the most pure governmental document.

1:19:34

Produced. In the history of humankind,

1:19:37

what is? That's.

1:19:39

What I mean When I can talk about America

1:19:41

my wrist or not, you mean that's what I

1:19:43

mean. What The part? I have a problem with

1:19:45

his credit union? Yeah, exactly. I met the I

1:19:48

was when I read it. I. That

1:19:50

shows you. How our minds

1:19:52

think so differently. I was like, what are

1:19:54

they have against a credit union? Yeah, it's

1:19:57

the America First is that it's it's You

1:19:59

know, because. When I see America

1:20:01

first Credit Union. It's like

1:20:03

okay, well they they. That.

1:20:05

Some point they. Take the name. You.

1:20:09

Know. Ah of.

1:20:12

Back. In the day I was I had an

1:20:15

account at a. Community.

1:20:17

Credit Union. As

1:20:20

it I just pick a name. First.

1:20:24

National Bank. Nah, I'm sorry I'm going

1:20:26

to Third National back. A

1:20:30

It's I mean they. they just they

1:20:32

choose. A. Name and they go with it

1:20:34

and I'm and it's. Never.

1:20:36

A consideration. For. Me

1:20:39

but the left can't leave

1:20:41

anything alone. I'm offended

1:20:43

and it's like readers added contacts

1:20:45

on x when to respond. The

1:20:47

word first appearing in the credit

1:20:49

union and local bank name's often

1:20:52

alongside a geographic name is common

1:20:54

in the United States. A of

1:20:56

see you as no political affiliation

1:20:58

or ties to any political candidates

1:21:00

associated with the current America First

1:21:02

movement. It predates them. Amazon

1:21:05

again. Here's the thing. This.

1:21:08

Is where it's you. Stop a dead.

1:21:10

This is where this is where you

1:21:12

have to respond. Who. Are

1:21:14

officially the bigots and racist in the

1:21:17

United States by their own admission? Democratic.

1:21:19

Party: Democratic Party with Identity politics. They

1:21:22

judge people by groups and not individuals.

1:21:24

We don't do that now. Prompt doesn't

1:21:26

do that. Now.

1:21:30

They have to edit what he says to make

1:21:32

it even sing like he says exactly. So.

1:21:35

The attack should be scuse

1:21:37

me. You practice identity politics.

1:21:39

Yeah, You.

1:21:41

Know we talked about. We played the audio

1:21:44

cut. From. bill maher

1:21:46

about identity politics and and what they're

1:21:48

what they're doing the racist the racism

1:21:50

and we talked about this and in

1:21:52

the summer twenty twenty when it came

1:21:54

out well police departments are systemically races

1:21:56

you don't believe in systemic racism you

1:21:58

don't believe it's minister institutionalized and we

1:22:00

shocked people when we said oh Absolutely

1:22:04

racism exists in this country.

1:22:06

We can show you where it is. It's Institutionalized

1:22:08

it is systemic and where

1:22:10

does it exist right

1:22:13

there in the Democratic Party? Yep, that

1:22:15

admits they play identity politics, right? But

1:22:17

it's Stacey Abrams say one time identity

1:22:19

politics works for us. Right? Oh, yeah, it works for

1:22:21

us We need to keep it up. Right? I think

1:22:23

it was a oh I

1:22:27

Don't know was it it was either 2020 or at

1:22:29

the midterm at 22. I can't remember But

1:22:33

yeah, she was no look we need

1:22:35

to keep doing this. I mean I

1:22:37

didn't win But

1:22:39

it's working for me It's working for a

1:22:41

career otherwise and if you wish to see

1:22:44

the racism of the Democratic Party go back

1:22:46

to the all-star game in Georgia go

1:22:48

back To the

1:22:50

election integrity law that Biden lied about and

1:22:53

said it was Jim Crow Yeah,

1:22:55

2.0, right that it was

1:22:57

just like Jim Crow Well, anyone could look at

1:22:59

that law and say Jonathan do it

1:23:01

they don't even the two don't even relate yet

1:23:04

You had major corporations pull out because

1:23:06

of the lie So

1:23:08

Biden made a racist lie He

1:23:11

lied about an election law

1:23:13

that the vast majority of people supported what was

1:23:15

in it? Yeah, and support voter

1:23:18

ID. Yep, which the Democrats are

1:23:20

now back to saying that's racist

1:23:22

when you see Minorities don't believe

1:23:25

that it's racist. He lied about

1:23:27

an election law In

1:23:31

order to get people to hate each other

1:23:33

based on the color of their skin by

1:23:35

telling a lie Well, that's what

1:23:37

the KKK and the white area nations

1:23:39

do exactly They

1:23:42

lie in order to create

1:23:44

hatred. That's what the leader of the

1:23:46

Democratic Party Joe Biden

1:23:48

did in Georgia if you want

1:23:51

a specific example of the Blatant

1:23:54

racism of the Democratic Party

1:23:57

and we know they practice identity politics

1:23:59

critical racism theory. The race is

1:24:01

racist. And

1:24:05

it's that simple. And so

1:24:07

fight back. Don't sit there. When they sit

1:24:10

there and say America first, what do you

1:24:12

mean America first is racist. The Democrats, if

1:24:14

you want, and if they're going to bring

1:24:16

it up, you bring it up. What is

1:24:19

the most racist organization in the history of

1:24:21

the United States that had more power, money

1:24:24

to support slavery, Jim

1:24:26

Crow laws, and now

1:24:28

identity politics? The

1:24:31

Democratic Party. Full stop. Let

1:24:35

the readers put context in that. Right.

1:24:43

Yep. It's on full display. They're proud of

1:24:45

it at every turn. There's

1:24:48

really no denying it anymore. And

1:24:51

it's you're going to see more of it at

1:24:55

the DNC this summer. I really

1:24:58

look. It's

1:25:03

the conventions, you know, they make the

1:25:05

news during that cycle. It

1:25:09

depends on who the candidates are.

1:25:11

They can make a bit of news. And

1:25:13

then Thursday night usually gets all the attention because

1:25:16

then the nominee is up there and

1:25:18

and, you know, they're doing their thing.

1:25:22

But I think it is right

1:25:25

now it's more critical to watch the

1:25:28

DNC if you have any questions

1:25:31

at all. Now,

1:25:34

some will say, well, we need to watch

1:25:36

the Republican Party. Look, I've got concerns with

1:25:38

the Republican Party. No doubt. I think the

1:25:40

Republican Party needs to be concerned. It needs

1:25:43

to be concerned about performing as well

1:25:45

as Trump.

1:25:49

If he performs well, they need to be

1:25:51

right up there with him. Each candidate needs

1:25:53

to be standing on their own so that

1:25:55

the party, if they win, is

1:25:57

strong. They're not there just because the

1:26:00

down ballot, aside from

1:26:02

that, the radicalism

1:26:05

on the left will

1:26:07

be on full display. Well, again, when the

1:26:09

Republican Party should have been, been pounding on

1:26:11

this for the last 10 years on identity

1:26:13

politics, and they have it. We have, if

1:26:15

you've been a long time listener to the

1:26:18

show, by the way, to

1:26:20

zero negative feedback, right?

1:26:22

At least for me, I don't know about you for you, but zero

1:26:25

negative feedback. When we point out and go

1:26:27

point by point on it, we get zero

1:26:29

negative feedback. It's obvious.

1:26:32

And every Democrat knows that

1:26:35

racism has been institutionalized inside of

1:26:37

their party. Every Democrat listening right

1:26:39

now knows that, because that's what

1:26:41

identity politics is. And we're

1:26:43

not the ones, you know, Bill Maher brought it up. Bill

1:26:46

Maher's as liberal as you can, well, excuse me,

1:26:49

old school liberal as you can get. And

1:26:52

he sees it. Oh my God,

1:26:54

it's, it's blatantly racist. He

1:26:56

knows it. He did a whole monologue.

1:26:59

We played it earlier this week. He did a

1:27:01

whole monologue on identity politics. What's

1:27:03

his name? Tim Ryan ran

1:27:05

against Nancy Pelosi and said, we got to

1:27:07

stop the identity politics. We have to stop

1:27:10

judging people by groups and judge them as

1:27:12

individuals. The Democratic Party owns that. We told

1:27:14

you what Biden did, just one example of

1:27:16

what Biden did when it came to the

1:27:18

Georgia election law, which now none of the

1:27:20

left are protesting and it's the same law.

1:27:23

Yeah. So

1:27:26

they used it to create racial hatred

1:27:30

between people of color based on a

1:27:32

lie. That's what the KKK and

1:27:34

White Area Nations does. Right. And

1:27:36

that's what they've done in the past. So don't

1:27:39

throw it me that,

1:27:43

that America first

1:27:45

is racist. The Democratic

1:27:47

Party is racist. And

1:27:50

the Republicans should be pounding this

1:27:52

each and every day, just as

1:27:54

we do on the show and

1:27:56

articulate why they

1:27:58

are. to

1:28:00

convince independents. That's what

1:28:02

you need to do. You're already

1:28:04

convincing independents and you're communicating horribly

1:28:06

Republicans. Right. Imagine if you got

1:28:08

on point. Imagine

1:28:12

if their message, which is simple

1:28:14

to do. The majority

1:28:17

of America is figuring out anyway on their own,

1:28:19

but does it mean that you don't help

1:28:22

yourself by communicating effectively what your message

1:28:24

is and what their message is on

1:28:26

the other side? Right. Imagine what you

1:28:28

could do if your message was actually

1:28:30

on point. 866-90, Red

1:28:33

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Red Eye Radio. He's crawling on here in McNamara.

1:29:01

You and I were talking about,

1:29:03

since we just mentioned how Republicans

1:29:05

should be campaigning,

1:29:08

I think

1:29:10

one of the other things that they should bring up and

1:29:12

it should be a major campaign

1:29:15

theme is basically would

1:29:17

be something to the level of

1:29:25

Democrats caused the problem. Biden

1:29:30

caused the problem and

1:29:32

then explain it at a 30-second commercial.

1:29:34

We're not in day and age anymore.

1:29:36

We're talking about political parties that can

1:29:38

solve the problems that we organically face.

1:29:41

We're talking about a party, the Democratic

1:29:43

Party led by Joe Biden, that actually

1:29:45

has created the problem at the border,

1:29:48

created the inflation that we see today

1:29:50

by the economic policies that they have

1:29:52

voted for in the spending that

1:29:55

they have done and just go through it that way. You

1:29:57

can make a ton of 30-second spots

1:29:59

saying Again,

1:30:03

I'm not

1:30:05

happy with they caused it. I'm trying to

1:30:07

think of another way to phrase it. They

1:30:12

caused the problems. But

1:30:14

whatever the phrase would be, I'm still working on what

1:30:16

the phrase would be, they need to

1:30:19

promote the fact that this isn't about

1:30:21

parties that can solve the problem. You

1:30:24

want parties that can solve the problem, but

1:30:27

just electing us solves

1:30:30

a ton of the problems because the

1:30:32

Democratic Party and Joe

1:30:34

Biden created the problems. Maybe

1:30:36

that's how you, they created

1:30:39

the problems. We

1:30:41

solve problems, they create problems.

1:30:44

You take that and again, you can mix

1:30:46

that all in together and produce ads with

1:30:48

it, but you need to promote that day

1:30:51

in and day out. All

1:30:54

the problems America is facing right now

1:30:56

were created by the Democratic Party and

1:30:58

President Joe Biden. The major problems

1:31:01

we see today. I'll have that. Let's

1:31:03

go to Mark in Carson City, Nevada. Mark,

1:31:05

welcome. You're on Red Eye Radio. Welcome to

1:31:07

the show. Hi. Good

1:31:09

evening, gentlemen. Hi. Good to hear from

1:31:12

you all. Thanks. Hey, you know, real

1:31:14

quickly, the first thing you

1:31:16

do in any society is obviously you

1:31:18

get your food, your water, your shelter,

1:31:20

all that stuff. But force protection, protecting

1:31:23

yourself and protecting your

1:31:25

humans is like one of

1:31:28

the most important things you do. And

1:31:32

flooding in your country with unknowns

1:31:35

and flying them in and not doing

1:31:37

that and then trying to take away

1:31:39

the guns from legal citizens,

1:31:41

it makes absolutely no sense.

1:31:44

I don't understand what is

1:31:47

going on here. I mean, what is the

1:31:49

Democrat Party, what are they now? I don't

1:31:51

even understand. It used to

1:31:53

be where they used to be. They were a

1:31:55

little more socialist than us and had a couple

1:31:58

other items that were different. They are aliens. to

1:32:00

me. I don't even I can't

1:32:02

even define them anymore. What are they? I

1:32:04

just I would like to hear from you

1:32:06

guys because I can't define them. And you

1:32:08

define them anymore. Well, I mean, it's I

1:32:11

mean, I know you guys all joke about

1:32:13

we're doomed. I am worried

1:32:15

about that now. I've never felt that

1:32:17

way completely. Well, radical is how I

1:32:19

would define them. I would say radical

1:32:21

and self destructive is

1:32:24

is what they they are now why they

1:32:26

are is a tough one to

1:32:28

figure out. Mark, I'll tell you this

1:32:30

that when when I first became a talk show host in 1989, Democrats

1:32:34

and liberals would debate you on the issues.

1:32:36

They don't debate on the issues anymore. There's

1:32:38

no debate. And so you can't even from

1:32:41

the average Democratic voter, find out how

1:32:43

they think any communication if I

1:32:45

get which is rare. But if

1:32:47

I get communication from a Democrat, it's

1:32:49

simply cursing at me, right, Eric? I

1:32:51

mean, it's cursing. They don't want to

1:32:53

discuss the issue. You're just blah, blah,

1:32:56

blah, blah, blah, blah. So it's very

1:32:58

tough to figure out how

1:33:01

the Democratic voter is

1:33:03

thinking these days now more of them,

1:33:05

and we'll get to some polling

1:33:07

coming up following the bottom of the hour, more

1:33:10

of them are on you know, are on

1:33:12

the right track. They're seeing what their party

1:33:14

is. But again,

1:33:17

I would say self destruction. What was

1:33:19

the other one you brought up? Radical,

1:33:21

radical and self destructive is

1:33:24

is what they are. And you

1:33:29

you cannot it's very tough to

1:33:31

understand why they

1:33:33

do what

1:33:36

they do. I would

1:33:38

say radical self destructive and virtue

1:33:40

signaling. They really

1:33:42

don't like to get into the minutia. Most Democrats

1:33:45

I know, don't want to get

1:33:47

into the minutia of any single issue at all. It's

1:33:49

simply enough to say that what I'm

1:33:51

doing is the right thing to do

1:33:53

and you ask why and if you

1:33:56

ask why boom, look, the radical transgender,

1:33:58

the liberal transgender radical movement. it's

1:34:00

a case right there. When you actually,

1:34:02

as Tom

1:34:04

Cotton did a couple of years ago, asked

1:34:06

a Berkeley professor, well explain to me this

1:34:08

transgender stuff. I mean, how does this work?

1:34:11

And she said, that's transphobic. You can't ask

1:34:13

that question. What do you mean? I'm asking

1:34:15

a question about why you think the way

1:34:17

you do. Yes, but you can't ask that

1:34:19

question because somebody will commit suicide if you

1:34:21

do is the answer. Right. Just

1:34:24

for asking questions. We

1:34:46

have all light open. One,

1:34:48

two, three, four, five, six,

1:34:50

seven, eight, nine, ten,

1:34:52

ten, ten, ten, ten,

1:34:54

ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,

1:34:56

ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,

1:35:00

ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, Twenty six, twenty add wait

1:35:06

wait wait wait wait! Okay, OK. Alright.

1:35:25

Successful political, it's been

1:35:28

a successful political philosophy based on

1:35:30

things that don't work and

1:35:33

promises and hope of things that when

1:35:35

they hit reality don't work. It's

1:35:38

that simple. And

1:35:40

so the Democrats by coming

1:35:42

out and saying, you're a victim

1:35:46

and these people are oppressors, people

1:35:50

like to be called victim if there's cash

1:35:52

and benefits that come along with it. Right.

1:35:55

You believe that you're a victim and

1:35:58

somebody's telling you you're a victim. victim,

1:36:02

well then you'll vote for them because

1:36:04

they're telling you we're going to take

1:36:07

care of you because you're a victim

1:36:09

and these people over here are

1:36:11

oppressors. And

1:36:15

so you can, one

1:36:17

of the most perfect examples as we like to

1:36:19

bring up, it's one of the most recent was

1:36:22

Bernie Sanders after Occupy Wall

1:36:25

Street. The only thing

1:36:27

that really came out of Occupy Wall Street was banks

1:36:31

are responsible and should pay for

1:36:33

college loans. It's like, well the

1:36:35

schools promised you it, the banks simply lunched at the

1:36:37

money. But no,

1:36:39

you got to go after the banks. And

1:36:41

then remember that got ridiculous, remember only

1:36:43

deal with small banks, only deal with small

1:36:45

banks and then we found Occupy Wall Street

1:36:47

had their own account with a major bank.

1:36:50

Remember that one? We couldn't find a good

1:36:52

small bank. Really? You

1:36:55

would think you could because you preached

1:36:57

about it all the time.

1:37:00

So to me it's not complicated.

1:37:03

Most people do things that are in their self-interest

1:37:05

so they can gain more power. What

1:37:08

it's done to the Democratic Party is a lot

1:37:10

of politicians have been able to have careers for

1:37:13

a significant period of time based on

1:37:15

something that is false and

1:37:18

a ton of different things that are false. We

1:37:20

see it today and that's why we say the

1:37:22

biggest threat. And unfortunately

1:37:24

the biggest threat to Democrats should

1:37:26

be Republicans but it's not. It's

1:37:29

reality. They

1:37:32

can continue to spend and inflation

1:37:34

is going to continue to skyrocket and you're

1:37:36

going to feel it. You're not

1:37:38

passing it on to your children

1:37:40

and I mean you are still passing on

1:37:42

to your children grandchildren and grandchildren but now

1:37:44

you're being hurt. Every American

1:37:46

family has been hurt by

1:37:49

the reckless spending that the majority of

1:37:51

that has been from Democrats. Has

1:37:55

been pushed by Democrats. Not that Republicans

1:37:58

aren't to blame. especially

1:38:00

as we like to say starting in 2006 it

1:38:03

seemed when they decided to somehow take that

1:38:05

move or 2005 I

1:38:08

always look at the benchmark of Tom DeLay

1:38:11

saying you know Republican conservatives

1:38:13

need to shut up we've cut spending as much

1:38:15

as we can cut and at

1:38:17

that day we went well okay bye

1:38:20

right if that's where you're

1:38:22

gonna go bye so

1:38:28

anytime you promote somebody as a victim

1:38:30

you're going to pick up a significant

1:38:32

number of people out there now the

1:38:34

problem with that is you know we

1:38:36

did the one of the

1:38:38

studies that showed liberals

1:38:42

are more depressed than

1:38:45

conservatives and we went

1:38:47

well yeah duh of

1:38:49

course they are right if somebody's telling you're

1:38:51

a victim and you can't make it and

1:38:53

your life depends on what somebody else does

1:38:56

you're gonna be a pretty

1:38:58

ticked off and sad person when

1:39:02

you're told well if

1:39:05

we give you this and give you that and give you that

1:39:07

well that's gonna give you a great life and it doesn't and

1:39:10

when you aren't in charge of your own

1:39:12

life when you don't believe

1:39:15

you're in charge of your own life how the heck

1:39:17

can you be happy well in

1:39:19

and you know the way that they used

1:39:21

to promise things look we're gonna give you

1:39:23

were gonna give you were gonna give you

1:39:25

were gonna provide we're gonna provide we're gonna

1:39:27

provide and now it's we're gonna punish punish

1:39:29

punish punish punish we're

1:39:31

going to go after we're gonna

1:39:33

go after we're gonna go after and

1:39:36

it implies you know

1:39:39

that you'll get a benefit from it

1:39:41

that it really isn't the point they

1:39:44

don't care about you they

1:39:46

never have even when they

1:39:48

were promoting the freebies and

1:39:51

it's not so much the freebies anymore it's

1:39:53

the the corporations are

1:39:56

bad we're going after you know as

1:39:58

you mentioned even with Bernie back

1:40:00

in the day going after, well, we've got

1:40:03

to go after the banks when it comes

1:40:05

to college loans. Well, they just like you

1:40:07

the money. That didn't make the promises. The

1:40:09

schools made the promises. But of course, liberals

1:40:11

can't do that, especially when they would like

1:40:14

to incorporate all of these universities into the

1:40:16

public school system and basically make it grade

1:40:19

1 through 16. And

1:40:22

this, which

1:40:24

some of us did anyway without going to college.

1:40:28

Well, this is

1:40:30

the problem. This

1:40:32

is the question we have had. What

1:40:35

are they promoting they

1:40:37

will do? What

1:40:40

are they promoting they

1:40:42

will do for this country, which is

1:40:45

their, in turn, their citizens,

1:40:48

their constituents? They're

1:40:50

not. They're promoting what they will punish,

1:40:52

what they will go after, what they

1:40:54

will shut down. When

1:40:57

you have the philosophy, and we're

1:40:59

seeing it now, that

1:41:02

you have victims versus

1:41:05

oppressors, and

1:41:07

then you find out you need to create more

1:41:09

victims. When you create

1:41:11

more victims, you have to create more oppressors,

1:41:14

where eventually the

1:41:17

people you were calling victims 15 years

1:41:20

ago have become the

1:41:23

oppressors. Think about

1:41:25

the most insane example

1:41:27

of that is the radical transgender

1:41:30

movement. And

1:41:32

if you want to focus on

1:41:34

one particular person as the

1:41:36

perfect example, it would be Martina Navratilova.

1:41:40

Who came out decades ago, decades

1:41:43

upon decades ago, she came

1:41:45

out and she was viewed as a

1:41:49

hero of LGBT,

1:41:52

well, LG, LGB. Yes.

1:42:01

She was viewed as a hero for

1:42:04

coming out and moving gay rights

1:42:07

forward. Now

1:42:10

she is viewed as an oppressor. Why?

1:42:15

She's viewed as an oppressor because

1:42:18

she says that men should

1:42:20

not be able to dictate

1:42:22

to women what

1:42:25

defines their sex. And

1:42:28

men should not compete against

1:42:30

women. So now she moved

1:42:33

from the leader

1:42:36

of the oppressed, excuse

1:42:39

me, a leader of the victims to

1:42:41

a leader of the oppression. Yeah.

1:42:44

Yeah. Which is just,

1:42:47

but that's what's happening across the

1:42:49

board. And then

1:42:52

if you don't agree with them, as

1:42:55

you see, you know, boom, and

1:42:58

then you see what's happening now. Look,

1:43:02

the reason that Trump is where he

1:43:04

is today, the

1:43:07

leader of the pack of the candidates is

1:43:11

because so many of

1:43:13

his supporters and more supporters

1:43:15

coming on is

1:43:18

because they look at it and they

1:43:20

go, the American legal system has gone

1:43:23

to hell. And

1:43:25

now they're just making up crimes to

1:43:27

go after someone. And if they can

1:43:29

do that to Trump and

1:43:31

possibly bankrupt him or jail

1:43:34

him, they can come after

1:43:36

you. And this is what I

1:43:38

would add to your message. They created the problem to

1:43:40

the extent that now the

1:43:43

American justice system is in

1:43:45

shambles. Not only do you have

1:43:48

to worry about the bad guys coming after you,

1:43:50

you have to worry about the good guys coming

1:43:52

after you. No, that's a great point. No, that's

1:43:54

a good point. That's a

1:43:57

great point. Yeah. American

1:44:01

families are sitting and wondering how

1:44:04

do I get out of this? I

1:44:07

don't feel safe in my own neighborhood. I

1:44:09

don't feel safe in my own country. I

1:44:13

don't have the purchasing power, so I don't

1:44:16

feel stable in my

1:44:18

own life because I don't know

1:44:20

how I'm going to make rent and groceries.

1:44:26

And the radicalism that's going on, I

1:44:28

don't know what they're teaching my kids,

1:44:31

but I know it's not right, and every single day

1:44:33

I'm dealing with something. I talk to a young man.

1:44:35

I say young man. He was 40 years

1:44:38

old. And

1:44:41

he said, we

1:44:43

had this thing with one of the administrators

1:44:46

in our school, and then

1:44:48

they just had to come out, and they did this preachy thing

1:44:50

to my kids that had

1:44:52

nothing to do with, in fact, he's

1:44:55

got young children, grade school

1:44:57

children, and they

1:44:59

were talking to them about things of adult

1:45:01

nature because of somebody

1:45:03

in the school administrator's

1:45:06

office. And

1:45:08

he said, if

1:45:10

they want to talk to parents about that

1:45:12

at, you know, whatever, a PTA

1:45:15

meeting or one-on-one with

1:45:17

the principal and parents or

1:45:19

the teachers and parents, then

1:45:22

okay, but they decided

1:45:24

to have an assembly, and they

1:45:26

decided that they were going to talk to

1:45:28

kids about these items that

1:45:31

kids don't understand to begin

1:45:33

with at that age. And

1:45:35

he said, I can't do that.

1:45:37

I can't support that

1:45:40

kind of school system, and he's

1:45:42

looking to move. This is somebody who

1:45:44

moved here from California, by

1:45:46

the way, and

1:45:48

has lived here for several years

1:45:50

now, loves living in

1:45:52

the state of Texas, but still

1:45:55

sees in parts of Texas that

1:45:58

liberal agenda at work Because

1:46:00

in public schools, it's kind of hard

1:46:02

to get away from. Well, Jill Biden

1:46:04

was giving the, you know, and again,

1:46:06

what a perverted human being she is

1:46:09

for lying about the fact of

1:46:11

having age-appropriate content for

1:46:14

children. Yeah. She

1:46:16

somehow compared that to the Nazis. Right.

1:46:19

What type of perverted mind do you have

1:46:21

to try to make that analogy that

1:46:24

young, that age-appropriate

1:46:26

materials for young children is

1:46:28

somehow related to the Nazis.

1:46:32

You're attempting to get what

1:46:35

many parents believe is perverted

1:46:37

obscenity into the minds of children

1:46:39

that don't even understand it. And

1:46:41

you're trying to sell that by

1:46:44

saying, if you don't agree with that

1:46:46

children should be able to read that

1:46:48

without parents' permission, that you're a Nazi.

1:46:52

What type of perverted mind

1:46:54

thinks that way as Jill Biden did

1:46:56

the other day? What

1:46:59

type of perverted minds

1:47:01

attempt to sell that

1:47:03

age-appropriate material somehow

1:47:05

meant don't say gay in

1:47:08

public in general between adults? Right.

1:47:12

Who is making what type

1:47:14

of perverted mind when the

1:47:16

goal is to keep age-appropriate

1:47:19

materials to children, ensure they

1:47:21

have that, not adults, children,

1:47:25

and you come out and say they want to

1:47:27

ban books for everybody, knowing that's a

1:47:29

lie. Why do you

1:47:32

do that? What type of perversion,

1:47:35

what type of perverted evil person

1:47:37