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Team, Welcome to the Freedom Hunt on

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this Friday edition, Friday,

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October fifteenth. Great to have you with me.

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Appreciate you spending good time. Let's get

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to it. Hashtag empty shells

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Joe. That's trending now. People

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are a little bit upset as they're finding

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out that there's not going to be enough stuff on

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the shelves for them to buy

0:20

this holiday season. We're entering

0:23

here, supply chain crisis continuing,

0:25

and the Transportation Secretary,

0:27

which is a cabinet level position, has

0:29

been kind of unfilled for the last

0:31

couple of months. We find out because Pete Buddha Judge,

0:34

former mayor of South Bend, Indiana,

0:36

because that's really the stepping stone to being the

0:38

Transportation secretary, he

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has been on paternity leave for

0:43

the last two months. You also

0:45

got the firing of McCabe,

0:48

essentially erased former FBI

0:51

Acting Director McCabe. They erased it.

0:53

We might actually start with that one today. The border

0:55

mess continues. Team

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with something that I've told you about

2:45

many times. You're seeing in an action now, and that is

2:47

that the left takes care of their

2:49

henchmen. It's a huge advantage

2:52

that they have. They make sure that

2:54

if you go to the mat, if you abuse your

2:56

power, if you break the law in

2:59

the furtherance of left

3:01

wing goals, they will

3:03

do everything they can, and

3:06

it's usually quite considerable. They

3:09

will do everything they can to make

3:11

sure you are well compensated, to

3:14

erase any blemishes

3:16

in your record, to give you book deals and

3:18

speaking fees, and maybe

3:21

some kind of a consulting or board seat

3:23

at Netflix or Amazon or

3:25

wherever. That's what they

3:27

do. That is the

3:30

reality that we see all

3:32

around us. And it has happened

3:34

yet again with former acting

3:37

FBI Director

3:40

McCabe. THEO you ask

3:43

for a miracle, I'll give you the FBI

3:46

and McCabe, if

3:48

you recall, he's a smug,

3:51

nasty little fellow and

3:55

he was part He was really like James

3:57

Comey's little toady. And

4:00

when Komy got fired, McCabe took it so

4:02

personally because these people

4:04

that work in these institutions, especially very powerful

4:07

ones like the FBI and the FBI

4:09

can basically ruin your life, right.

4:12

They can come up with some reason to talk to you. They can

4:14

say you lie. They can throw you in prison, They

4:16

can ruin your reputation, make you a felon. If

4:18

the FBI wants to, it can act in a way very

4:21

similar to the secret police. As we know, our

4:23

own judicial system is really

4:26

not able to stop the kind

4:28

of abuse that we saw by the FBI against

4:30

the Trump administration with the Russia

4:32

collusion madness. And

4:36

now they're showing you once again that even

4:38

when there is some measure of justice,

4:41

the left will make sure that that

4:43

is a rast as well. They're sending a

4:46

very clear message, like a mafia boss who

4:48

make sure that one of the

4:50

mafia soldiers, so to speaks, families

4:53

gets paid and taken care of while he's

4:56

serving his prison sentence. McCabe

4:59

was fired hours

5:01

before he was set to retire in twenty eighteen.

5:04

The dj fired him because he lied.

5:08

He lied under oath about

5:11

leaks to the media and lied about

5:13

things having to do with Russia collusion. In

5:15

fact, he even excoriated

5:17

other people in the FBI as being

5:19

the possible leakers for leaks

5:22

that he himself committed like a

5:24

sociopath. But

5:26

now, because we have a Democrat administration

5:28

and they know the message that

5:31

this sends, they've decided to bring back

5:34

McCabe's pension. He's going to get two hundred

5:36

thousand dollars in misspension payments.

5:38

He will get his full

5:41

pension for the rest of his life.

5:43

He will receive the cuff

5:45

links given a senior executives, a plaque

5:48

with his mounted FBI credentials and badge

5:52

the doj here under

5:54

Biden. Oh, he'll

5:56

also get more than

5:58

five hundred thousand dollars in legal fees

6:01

paid by the government. I

6:03

mean, this is stunning. This guy

6:05

lied under oath, something for which the

6:08

FBI, something for which McCabe himself was

6:12

involved in sending many many people to

6:14

prison for. You lie to the FBI, you're going to prison,

6:16

folks. But if you're an FBI agent

6:18

who lies under oath with the same standards

6:21

of in fact it should be an elevated standard

6:24

of truthfulness that is

6:26

applied, you can get

6:29

away with it. As long as you are a lib. As

6:31

long as you're a leftist, you're part

6:33

of the Democrat apparatus, the party

6:36

capital p the party.

6:39

That's what you're seeing here with McCabe. His

6:42

conduct was completely unacceptable. This was not

6:44

a politicized firing. The guy should have been

6:46

fired. He also

6:48

was, you know, as part of those conversations about

6:51

the insurance policy in case

6:53

Trump won and the Russia collusion investigations.

6:56

He was necked deep in all

6:58

of it. And now the

7:01

Biden administration has wiped

7:03

it all away because

7:06

they want everyone in the dj They want

7:08

everyone everywhere in the government

7:10

to know that without

7:13

question, without exception,

7:16

if you do what

7:19

is best for the Democrat

7:21

Party, the Democrat Party will

7:23

protect you, will actually make you richer,

7:26

more influential, and better off. So

7:30

break the law, be a

7:32

political henchman, do bad things.

7:34

They tell their followers

7:37

on the right. I gotta tell you, we're horrible about

7:39

this. We let people get canceled,

7:42

we see people get fired. We sit

7:44

around and say, oh, well, you know, yeah,

7:46

you're suffering. But think of all the times William

7:48

F. Buckley could have been out on his yacht and

7:50

instead he was, you know, writing

7:53

or something. You know, this is that we get people that

7:55

just don't understand the real fight that

7:57

we're in now and the domin

8:00

of corporations and the culture that

8:02

the left has and how they wield that as a

8:04

tool for even greater influence. People

8:07

just don't seem to understand that that's what's

8:09

really happening here and

8:11

that we have to be in a battle. The

8:14

left understands, that's for sure.

8:16

They understand. That's why they take care of their own, They

8:18

take care of their mafia soldiers, and that's

8:20

what they're doing for McCabe. So let's say we get

8:23

a Trump administration again, or

8:25

a Discantist administration or any Republican

8:27

president. People inside

8:29

the bureaucracy who leak, who

8:32

lie, who cheat, who

8:34

try a soft coup from inside

8:37

the bureaucracy itself. They know that

8:40

they will not go to prison. If they do

8:42

get fired, they will get all of their backpay

8:44

given to them. Next time a Democrat comes into office.

8:47

They will be honored, they will get book deals,

8:50

they will get paid one hundred thousand dollars of speech

8:52

for a few years. That's

8:54

what they have to look forward

8:56

to if they cheat, if

8:59

they uponize the power they have within the

9:01

government bureaucracy against a Republican

9:04

administration. That is what the

9:07

message is here. That's what's really going on now.

9:10

We also have hashtag

9:13

empty shelves Joe

9:15

spreading all over the place now because people

9:17

are seeing that there are shortages,

9:20

and despite what they're trying to

9:22

tell you, the shortages are

9:25

going to get worse. And

9:27

they are tied to several

9:29

factors. And there's the longstanding policy of

9:32

outsourcing so much US production

9:34

to a foreign country and allowing for

9:36

corporations to offshore jobs and industrial

9:38

manufacturing capacity. That's a big

9:41

problem the Biden administration making

9:43

it harder to explore for and

9:45

produce energy on US soil. We

9:48

are really the world's true energy

9:50

superpower, but you wouldn't know it based on what

9:52

the Democrats are saying they would much prefer to

9:56

pretend that what they're doing

9:58

makes sense, which is to make energy harder to get

10:00

more expensive. This is why you're seeing the gas

10:02

prices. You're seeing now

10:05

empty shelves, Joe trending doesn't look

10:07

good for the Democrats, But just remember things

10:09

are so bad at this point, Things

10:12

are so problematic that you

10:14

start to wonder if

10:16

the Democrats have nowhere to go but up in terms

10:19

of independent voters swing voters in the

10:22

next midterm election. I worry

10:24

that if we get past COVID, mostly

10:27

because of natural immunity, what I think we're

10:29

going to see is everyone has to essentially get COVID.

10:31

It's just a question of or is going to get

10:33

COVID, I should say, But the

10:36

vaccine allows you to get it more safely, essentially,

10:40

and after eighteen months

10:42

of pretty widespread viral

10:44

transmission, so it's not like this was right

10:47

away. But that'll be the best case,

10:49

I think as we look back on all this, But the Biden administration

10:51

is going to say, see, we got you through all

10:54

of it, See we managed to make this better, and

10:57

then they'll start to create a narrative of momentum

10:59

and a narrow of a you know, we're making progress,

11:02

and Joe going Joe go on TV

11:04

or start saying, hey, buddy, come on, we

11:07

got no joke. We're

11:09

doing the right things. We're doing the right

11:12

things. We'll do the weird like whisper thing close

11:14

into the mic, you know, the angry old man

11:16

thing that he does, and maybe some

11:18

people will fall for it. Maybe some people will decide

11:20

that that's good enough for them,

11:23

or at least that's a good enough explanation. But

11:25

with the snarled lines

11:28

of supply right now, there are also people

11:30

who are pretty

11:33

taken aback by the fact that Pete Buddha Judge

11:36

a favorite among the

11:39

television cable news green room

11:41

set. I mean, this is a guy who media

11:43

elites in DC, New York, Los

11:46

Angeles they love Pete Buddha

11:48

Judge. The Democrat bass

11:51

does not. Pete Buddha Judge, I think

11:53

was at zero percent of the Democrat minority

11:56

vote in the primary. So

11:58

that's a problem when you're a Democrats. A problem

12:00

for anybody, but Pete Buddha

12:03

Judge because he is somebody

12:05

who has done the box checking elitist

12:08

resume building of you know

12:10

what he went to like Harvard and then he went to McKinsey,

12:12

and we're all supposed to think he's so smart, and he

12:14

was the very bad mayor of South Bend, Indiana.

12:16

Southband actually has a very high

12:19

violent crime problem and is

12:21

not a well managed city. I

12:24

have a friend who's actually a radio host there. I've talked to him

12:26

about it extensively. And Pete

12:29

Boodha Judge has made a cabinet level

12:31

secretary transportation secretary.

12:34

And you say, okay, well, why is that

12:36

an issue? He's been on paternity

12:38

leave for the last couple

12:40

of months. Oh,

12:43

we're just finding this out now. And

12:45

by the way, they're gonna do you know exactly where this is gonna

12:48

go. They're gonna start to say, oh, is it because

12:50

he's a gay man who's married that someone

12:52

has an objection to him being on paternity leave. No,

12:55

the objection is that he

12:57

is a cabinet level secretary.

13:00

There is a crisis that is directly

13:03

affected by or directly connected

13:05

to his area of responsibility,

13:08

and he's been m ia and we're

13:10

just finding it out now. That's the problem.

13:13

Nobody cares, do you os paternity leave? Whatever? Fine

13:16

right or parental leave. That's

13:19

not the issue, but they're going to try to make it the issue because they

13:21

want to shut up the very legitimate criticism of this

13:23

guy, which is he's the cabinet level secretary,

13:26

and yet what

13:29

he can just disappear for a couple of months, take

13:32

time off. First year, first year of the Biden

13:34

administration, he's

13:36

taken a couple of months off. Wow,

13:39

okay, how necessary can

13:41

he really be to the functioning of government? Then why do we

13:43

even have a transportation secretary

13:45

offense? When was the last time any of you took two

13:47

months off from your job, Even if you could take

13:50

that leaves as a function

13:52

of your company's policies. A lot

13:54

of people I know say they can't take two months

13:56

off or three months off, no matter what

13:58

they know, they couldn't. Oh, Pete

14:00

Bodha, Judge Ken. And now they're starting

14:03

to say. Now they're starting to say, oh,

14:05

you know what, it's

14:08

gets something that we're gonna fix in a few years time.

14:10

Maybe it's gonna take a long time to fix. Oh you know, maybe

14:13

in time for the next election. That's what they'll say, give

14:15

us, give us another chance, we'll fix a supply chain

14:17

issue. It's gonna be a miserable, a

14:19

miserable holiday season in so many

14:21

ways thanks to well

14:23

a lot of things. But yes, bad policies, bad decision

14:25

making by the Democrats. Let's come back

14:28

and talk about police chief. Police

14:30

union rather chief in Chicago

14:33

had some words about defining the vaccine mandates. We'll

14:35

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the Chicago Police Union

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president John Catanzara.

15:30

Catan Zara on The

15:33

Ingraham Show last night saying, don't

15:36

don't fall in line on this vaccine

15:38

mandate. Hold the line. I've made

15:40

my status very clear as far as the vaccine,

15:43

but I do not believe the city has the authority

15:46

to mandate that to anybody, let alone

15:48

that information about your medical history.

15:50

It's the city's clear attempt

15:53

to force officers to chicken

15:55

little. The sky is falling into compliance.

15:58

Do not fall for it. Hold

16:00

the line, Hold the line,

16:02

do not fall forward. He says, what

16:04

are they gonna do. They're gonna fire more and more cops in Chicago

16:07

until they all get the shot. Is that really the plan? Perhaps

16:10

that perhaps that is the plan. Perhaps that is what they're

16:13

thinking they'll do, and then they'll call it a victory, of course,

16:16

but ignoring the Chicago vaccine

16:18

mandate for police, this is going to force quite a showdown,

16:21

you know, you can fire

16:24

healthcare workers and try to backstop

16:26

it and fill it in, and but you fire

16:28

a good chunk of your police force, I

16:31

mean really fire them, terminate them, take their badges

16:33

in their guns. And you're the city of

16:35

Chicago, which has several

16:38

times the homicide rate of the

16:40

other largest cities in America, places like

16:42

New York and Los Angeles. You're

16:44

gonna get rid of your cops. That seems it

16:47

seems like a bold a

16:49

bold move, perhaps a crazy move. That's

16:53

that's what they're going to do. Oh I

16:55

mentioned the Party of Science Democrats,

16:57

of course, saying that

17:00

there are non prostate owners out there. That's

17:02

that's the way to refer to women now, non prostate owners.

17:04

Because they're really trying to objectify

17:08

in the most anatomical way possible specific

17:11

parts of human anatomy without referring to

17:13

the whole rest of it, which is that if you have

17:15

female parts, you are a female, and you

17:17

are different from email, and you are different

17:19

in your psychology or different in your biochemistry,

17:22

you're different in your physical

17:25

anatomical parts. But they

17:27

try to focus in just on the part and act like there's

17:29

no broader change

17:32

or no broader implication of that, which

17:34

is completely insane. But I did learn

17:36

the term non prostate owner today as a result

17:38

of teen Vogue. So I have to, you know, say, we're

17:42

expanding our vocabulary

17:44

with insanity, but we are

17:46

expanding our vocabularies nonetheless. Oh

17:48

and then there is this thing about the because I mentioned it,

17:50

I wanted to get to it. There's this thing about is

17:52

it better for you to

17:55

eat Is it better

17:57

for you to eat real

17:59

meat? For when talking about the environment, of course,

18:01

because real meat is always better. I've tried

18:04

to fake because you know, I have gluten issue

18:06

or whatever. I've tried to fake meat

18:08

stuff and it's all terrible.

18:11

It's not that it's not good, it's gross. I don't

18:13

like it. I tried to make myself

18:15

like it. But here's an interesting route. In

18:17

the New York Times, plant based food companies

18:20

face critics environmental advocates.

18:23

Some analysts say they cannot determine if plant

18:25

based foods are more sustainable than meat because

18:27

the companies are not transparent about their

18:29

emissions beyond

18:32

meat. Burger, sausage, and chicken in recent years

18:34

have been gobbled up, thanks at least in part to the company's

18:36

message that it's plant based products are good

18:39

for the environment, but some aren't so sure.

18:42

One investor tracking firm gives Beyond Meat

18:44

at zero when it comes to sustainability measures.

18:47

Another rate today severe risk, putting

18:49

it on a par with the beef and chicken processing

18:52

giants JBS and Tyson. Oh

18:55

you mean it's not actually better for the environment to

18:57

eat this plant based crap

18:59

and all at meat? Do you know who?

19:01

That doesn't surprise you and me?

19:05

But once again the science right, they're

19:07

gonna save the planet by making us eat this garbage.

19:10

Producer, Mike, have you ever eaten a beyond meat

19:12

burger? It is nothing, There's nothing

19:14

meaty about it. How

19:17

was it? And

19:20

right right, that's the thing. I'm not saying

19:22

it's horrible and you can't eat it, But

19:25

if I give you an option between that and

19:27

a perfectly sheered angus

19:29

USDA beef eighty

19:31

twenty grout, Yeah, Mike's we're

19:34

gonna have Shakeshack Friday today, so we're already getting

19:36

hungry for burgers in here. So that's how

19:38

we're rolling, gotta tell you. And in the

19:40

meantime, folks, I also want to make

19:42

sure that you know that I am still looking in the inbox

19:45

for Roll Call and getting

19:47

to Roll Call on Fridays as we will

19:49

continue to do here. Producer

19:51

Mare, I'm in here with producer Mike in studio. Producer

19:53

Mark is at home, so if you want to send him

19:55

a note and ask him how he's doing, you can, but

19:58

he's busy helping remote for the

20:00

show. We got Margot reading and love your

20:02

show. Listen every day. Please keep up the facts

20:04

and truth for Americans. We need you more

20:07

than ever with a misfit in the White House. Thank

20:09

you, Margot, Thank you. I appreciate

20:11

it. Thank you for listening. Please do spread

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the word about the Buck Sexton Show podcast, Brian,

20:16

Roll Call, Bucking Mark, what's up guys,

20:18

Long time no chat. Hope hope life finds you

20:20

well. Great job on Gutfeld the other

20:22

night, Buck, I'm so happy for the success of

20:24

that show and beating the other late night shows.

20:27

I laughed out loud when Greg brought up the Beatles,

20:29

and I said to myself, Oh, Buck's gonna

20:31

throw it out there, isn't he? And you did stand

20:34

by stand by your beliefs. Man, love

20:36

how MadCat got to each their

20:38

own buddies stay true. Yeah, I mean,

20:40

the Beatles are overrated and they kind of suck them. We all

20:42

know it. But it's you know, it's just it's perception

20:45

that has been molded over generations, now

20:47

decades, that the Beatles are so amazing. In

20:50

their time, they were great.

20:53

Their catalog of music is not

20:55

something that people are still turning to to

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listen to all the time. All right, They're not the

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Mozart of rock and roll. Everyone needs to

21:02

calm down a little bit. I'm just saying. I know

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this controversial stuff. But this

21:06

is the same way people say, oh, but the black and white movies

21:09

are better than the movies made today. No,

21:12

not true. There are some great black and white movies,

21:14

but in general, most black and white movies

21:17

have a lot of indicating overacting, and

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have a lot of lame

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screenplay and dialogue, and

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are slow and are

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just not as satisfying an experience. That's just

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reality, right, we can consider and oh but buck, what

21:30

about Citizen Kane and what? Okay, Yeah, there are

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some exceptions of great movies. I'll

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tell everybody the truth right now. Producer Mike I fell

21:37

asleep when I tried to watch Citizen I. Actually, I don't

21:39

mean I fell asleep. Yeah, I know. Now he's

21:41

horrified at me. I don't mean I kind

21:43

of dozed off. I mean actual sleep

21:46

occurred about twenty minutes into it. I

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just I just, you know, look, maybe I'm

21:50

Maybe I'm a savage. I don't know what to say. Maybe I'm

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a barbarous fellow. Amy,

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Hey Buck, can you put up a short list of history books

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you've read and recommended? Amy

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will do that. I will do that. Follow me at

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bucksx and dot locals dot com. I'll put up

22:04

a video on it. How about that. That's what we'll do. And

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Sarah writes, hey Buck, just heard an ad for rough

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Greens about how a geriatric dog

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was brought back from the brink. It

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occurs to me maybe our president would benefit from

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rough Greens. Just have a little sprinkled in his pudding.

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Couldn't hurt, could it? Sarah,

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thank you for injecting a little bit of humor into the end of roll

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Call on this Friday, October fifteenth.

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