Here’s the Problem (Hour 2)

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Here’s the Problem (Hour 2)

Matt Flynn Direct · Thu Jan 25, 2024

We're talking on all political subjects and taking on all callers. This is Matt Flynn

direct with your host Matt Flynn. Welcome back to the second hour of Matt Flynn direct

coming live statewide on civic medium lines are open eight four four nine six seven two seven eight

nine no subject is off limits and all points of view are welcome I want to say something about

DEI diversity equity inclusion and I want to say something about common sense as a Democrat

we are committed to civil rights and we are committed to the absolute acceptance and integration

of all people regardless of race color create or anything else into our society and I think the

idea of having people at the university level who are encouraging kids who come from backgrounds

for instance that maybe their first generation college maybe they're having a hard time fitting

in eliminating all discrimination against them that is a core value of the democratic party and

it always has been but I think it's possible for common sense to say wait a minute when you see

things that I think actually or counter to that and here's one I want to raise right now

at the university was constant law school and I'm an alum of the university was constant law school

I had three great years there in Madison there's a great time in my life I was the editor in

chief of the Wisconsin law review and I had a wonderful experience wonderful faculty and wonderful

fellow students but they're now apparently two mandatory courses for law students they're

going into law school first year and then after the first semester the AI courses and they

bring in what's called the social justice educator I assume it's not a regular member of the faculty

and in this last one students this is how they she instructs it students were asked to share

quote words phrases stereotypes slurs words of bias that could be associated with minority groups

or any group and people were encouraged and required by the pressure of that course

to say slurs which I'm not going to repeat on this air against black people Native Americans Asians

Middle Eastern people and they were all taken very seriously but these slurs staying and they were

said in the classroom at the university was constant then they were asked about slurs against white

people which I'm also not going to repeat and that was handled with a little more levity a little

more levity and people are sitting there suddenly looking at each other and it's a very diverse law

school and there's no discrimination at all in enrollments and hearing slurs and saying slurs

about one another and then part of the instruction was quote white people benefit from racial

oppression regardless of their actions there are no exceptional white people end quote that's a

false statement there are a heck of a lot of people of all colors and creeds ethnicities fighting

for civil rights apparently the American Bar Association has a requirement that the school

provide education on bias and racism it's a very general requirement but I think that should

be satisfied by you read the invisible man you read some great literature about the loneliness

the oppressiveness of being a minority individual in a majority society and I think that's terrific

but the problem is that this DEI stuff hasn't worked at all on the metrics that I think it should

work in Wisconsin African-American or black enrollment went up 1 percent I think over the last

couple of years and in single digits very low single digits same with Latino or I should say

indigenous enrollment Latino enrollment went up more but DEI is no longer in my opinion being used

to encourage and accept and help succeed minority students or any students it's being done to put

people in the classroom and talk about slurs that sting to the core and there's no there's absolutely

no absolutely no justification for that there's no educational benefit in that it divides people

it simply fans the flames of identity politics and divides us as a nation it's a very very very

very bad problem it's worse in other schools in George Washington University in the Washington DC

very fine one there was a a teacher who really retaliated against Jewish students and Israeli

students and she finally they let her go and she went back to the Middle East somewhere in

Qatar I think in his teaching there on California there was a teacher in one of these courses

who made the Jewish students stand up and stand in the quarter to see how isolated they would feel

there's no science to this there's no education to this this is a perversion of the idea of

acceptance a perversion of the idea of embracing people and helping them if they are for especially

if they're first generation college and that's not simply minority kids that's kids from everywhere

in Wisconsin northern Wisconsin everywhere else should be a welcoming environment but when you have

somebody and I don't know what kind of training these instructors have I don't know what the

educational basis is for what they're doing I don't know what the science is for somebody to

sit people in a chair in their chairs and they look at each other and they were friends you know

maybe they played cards we used to play hearts and we played sheep said play poker in the lounge

at the law school go out to Bob and James which is probably no longer there have a few beers

university avenue and then suddenly you're sitting around exchanging slurs that's frankly

disgusting and there's one other thing and this is people getting rid of their common sense in my

opinion their common sense let me give you an example during pride month they have a naked bike ride

frankly I don't think naked people should ride through crowds in a city if they want to be naked

they should get out to a nudist colony out in the bushes out in the suburbs somewhere of

Dane County wherever they they have one but this last time they had a 10-year-old girl in it

this 10-year-old girl had boots in the helmet and that was it and she was photographed and put

on Facebook and the DA in Dane County said because the intent wasn't sexual she no one could be

prosecuted that's absolutely bad law it's not an intent crime at all

and that professor of the University of Wisconsin law school said that agreed and said that they

couldn't be prosecuted what it comes down to and let's be very very clear here if you have a

naked 10-year-old girl in a bike ride in Madison and at the end of it they drink white wine at the

picnic there's no prosecution if you brought her to Milwaukee in West Alice and did it in the

4th of July parade and you drink beer at the picnic there would be a prosecution so event

enough for all the stuff the deal is this we're very welcoming and embracing society and very

very supportive of people's private choices and absolutely colorblind and supportive of every

individual human being in this state regardless of ethnicity regardless of anything any

immutable characteristic but when you put them in a classroom and have them exchanged vicious

slurs to one another for what purpose where's the science of this there is no science and I think

you know at some point it's worse in the Ivy League right now by the way there are the alumni

of Cornell are getting together to throw out their president who's no good these people are all

intimidated but the president of Harvard they threw her out they threw out president humorist

of Pennsylvania and several others should go to they're intimidated well let me tell you something

University Wisconsin's a great university at one time Madison was ranked number 34 in the world

not just the United States we're talking Oxford and Cambridge we're talking to Sir Bunn Selamanka

we're talking to Heidelberg talking Moscow China everywhere the Ivy League every state

private university in the United States number 34 in the world and at some point it's going to

take a shake up in my view of people right from the top chancellors and deans but also administrators

of the whole system somebody's got to get some common sense and knock the stuff out but I'm going

to go to the lines Jim and Milwaukee thanks for calling what's in your mind Jim

hi I'm interested in DEI and what I've found is most people don't know what DEI stands for even

which is of course diversity equity and inclusion and as an educator dealt with a lot of

different kids in the classroom different times and as well as parents and teachers with different

ideas this this is a this is an important thing because people need to come together around some of

things you talked about earlier about you know the value of diversity making sure that the inclusion

is occurring make sure equity takes place and both students and teachers need to hold discussions

about this and follow a curriculum which is well developed and not some of the examples that you

used which I really question making generalized comments about DEI based on one or two examples

and I think the jury's out on that as to how but as I've read some of the policies of the

universities that's not what they're talking about in fact good DEI would teach instructors not

to teach the way you've mentioned and so I think it's important to that we do not

generalize about DEI based on examples but that we maintain higher standards for DEI

in in the institutions and the same thing is true in business where people are doing it this

this is just you know young people that they just laugh at that a lot of the racism that we see

because they're beyond that just like they're beyond homophobia and you know the world's moving

that direction and we do need to make sure though what kids come from areas where they never they're

in the suburbs they're up north they never run into a black person before maybe they've got some

Native Americans in the area that the DEI is can intention is to bring people together

right Jim this is an excellent call we've got to step away for a second I can't thank you

enough for calling I hope you're doing the future and I agree with you 100% and the examples that

I gave I think should be rejected but I agree with you about the core value of DEI coming up

Tonya Chutkin is scheduling another case that could interfere with the Trump trial coming up

tell them that God's gonna put you down and tell them that God's gonna put you down

welcome back to met from director lines are open eight four four nine six seven two seven eight nine

that was a great call from Jim and I'm very very pleased to have him say it as well as he did

that the the core of a well thought out DEI curriculum is essential essential to breaking on

down barriers and accepting one another and what I have described which is happening

according to reports that the University of Wisconsin law school was certainly not that

and it's got to be absolutely clear that we're not going to use the appearance or

pretensive DEI to drive more wedges between people let's get to stop Cassandra Madison my friend

thanks for calling Cassandra what's in your mind today hi Matt thanks for taking my call and

I really enjoyed listening to a gem a few moments ago and his experience with VMI

I am an educator in higher education and I just wanted to share my thoughts on it

and I have not seen the article from the UW law school I'll have to google and look it up

but from my observation sometimes I find that the individuals who many of these educational

institutions bring into the classroom have absolutely no formal training or research or credential

to teach the class oftentimes they are advocates and there's a difference between

people who are advocates and those who are actually researchers in the field and so I would

encourage educational institutions if they are going to include DEI in some form or another

the people you bring into that classroom should be trained with some kind of educational degree

in the field they should not be advocates and what you described what the guest speaker

asks the classmates to do I find that highly unacceptable I have taught classes in race and ethnicity

and when I teach my class I present the topic in a way with the understanding that there are

students who have not been introduced to certain experiences with race there are students from

rural backgrounds where they have lived in very homogenous communities and there's just a lot

they don't know oftentimes they're afraid to ask it's a little awkward and we have to leave

open that that possibility that people are not being racist or any other of theism it's just that

they have not had many encounters with a lot of people and it should and the educational institution

should be a place for students to explore learn and ask questions without judgment so I I have not

been pleased with the way the I has been presented in many of the classrooms and we do need trained

people in order to do it well Matt thanks for letting me give my opinion on the matter

I love your calls Cassandra at call more often and I couldn't agree with you more and I've got to say

just listen to you and Jim the articulateness and the the the passion behind it and the the

authenticity behind it I wish we could bottle that and tape it and send it around have that in all

the DEI classes I couldn't agree more what you said and what Jim said is humane it's the right

thing to do and you may have put your finger on it because whenever there's any kind of and when

an industry arises you get a lot of people coming in and they claim their experts and all this and

apparently what's happening on the fringes is that people are using it in a very divisive way

and and sort of to pit people against each other and I think that's a huge mistake but the way

you and Jim just described that it was it was terrific and that's all I can say it was absolutely

terrific thank you well Portanya Chetkin she has just scheduled a trial for April 2nd

of a January 6th insurrectionist so why is that relevant or important

because our friend or I should say I'm saying it sarcastically a demented sociopath who's

running for president Donald Trump's trial is March 4 and she is obviously keeping in mind that

possibly through appeals and skirmishing and lying and so on that Trump will somehow get it

booted I am not as as pessimistic about it as others very very common for some judges will

schedule two trials for the same day thinking one of them will resolve somehow and they keep their

calendar free if if Trump goes on March 4 then she can easily postpone the other one but stand by

I think that going on the back of her mind you've seen what his lawyers did claiming they had

COVID or might have COVID in one of the cases and everything goes up to the court of appeals

in the Supreme Court she's sort of hedging her bets here as what's going on Eric and well

it's also thanks to Colin what's your mind Eric yeah hello Matt I'd like to say that I heard

you earlier talking about the and I don't know much about the article and who who the source was

and who who had reported this classroom incident but I think earlier you said something about

exceptional white people and I was wondering if what you meant was the article said without

exception all white people benefit like not exceptional but no white people are the exception in

that we all benefit from the system as it is is that is that a better way to say that

that might be but I'm not I'm simply quoting as well quote again and I object to this the methodology

of this instructor and that has got to to change let me look back here and find out exactly what

they said but no that wasn't it was not that and I didn't repeat any of the slurs and so forth

because frankly they were disgusting and they have no business being in a no business being in it

but here's I will read you again what was in the article google the article you can easily google

the article and what was said was this they were told to come up with slurs bad things about

different groups and say them out loud to one another and then it says this and this is in the

instruction materials quote white people benefit from racial oppression regardless of their actions

there are no exceptional white people now what I interpret that to mean is that no matter

how good a white person you are you benefit from it and there's no exception to that rule but

those are the words Eric okay and they're not my words and I'm not going to say how I would do it

better I wouldn't do any of it I would do what Jim said and I would do what Cassandra said

which is to take into account everybody assuming people are in good faith and

instruct them in diversity equity and inclusion but not divide them and this is my concern that

they are being divided thanks a lot for calling call anytime Eric okay we're going to step away

for a little bit here a lot of news a lot of weather and you will not believe what Greg Abbott

they're doing in Texas against the federal government coming up

I keep a close watch on this heart of mine I keep my eyes wide open all the time I keep the ends out for

the tide I had 101.1 FM Broadcasting to Southeast Wisconsin at 5.40 a.m.

I'm fixing the hole while the rain gets in and stops my mind from one welcome back to

the management director lines are open 844-967-2789 well Texas has stepped up the attack

against the United States and I'm not talking about 1861 here's what Governor Abbott did I'm going

to give you a little background from yesterday and from the Supreme Court decision remember there's

a Supreme Court decision that vacated a fifth circuit decision upholding Abbott's right to put

razor wire on the border near the river injuring migrants and remember some of these poor people

have woman and her two kids drowned and Abbott would not let federal agents nearby to to help them

exclude them by the Texas National Guard there is a lawsuit and a trial judge a federal

a district judge they call them at the trial court ruled that the federal government

could take down the razor wire that Abbott had put up to injure the migrants

that was appealed by Abbott to the Court of Appeals the fifth circuit Court of Appeals the fifth

circuit Court of Appeals is the most conservative in the country a lot of Trump appointees but more

importantly it's always been conservative it's on the south remember there are numbered courts

of appeals throughout the country to comprise all states right now I'm broadcasting from Milwaukee

Milwaukee in Wisconsin is in the seventh circuit Court of Appeals the headquarters are in Chicago

and the judges are appointed appellate judges to look at cases consider cases on appeal from

Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois well the fifth circuit is a number of southern states including

Texas the fifth circuit overturned the district court and said that no Abbott had the right to put

the the razor wire there in that the federal government couldn't could not come in and cut it

now that was such a lawless opinion one of the preeminent parts of our constitution there many of

them you're familiar with the bill of rights you're familiar the first amendment second amendment

so on but one of the preeminent parts of our constitution is that the federal government

Trump's the state government in other words when push comes to shove if there's a law on something

and it's in contradiction to a federal law the state law yields there no exceptions

and that's it and there's certain things that are only a matter of federal law for instance

like copyright and patents so for them to say that Texas law

Trump's federal law when the federal agents are going in to take down something that our border

this involves immigration this involves our border that's not in the state provinces that is

something exclusively for the federal government it went up to the spring court there were six

tarantulas four of them did some protectable but two of them sided with the three Democrats

and those two were Amy Comey Barrett John Roberts the chief justice so five to four decision

they ruled that the federal government can go in and remove the razor wire

Abbott is a sneaky slice sort by the way he's pushing very hard to be the vice president

presidential nominee and don't rule them out he's really bad news by the way

so he said well yeah they said the feds could come in but it didn't say we couldn't put it up

and so they keep putting it up and a few federal agents come in and take it down right when they

put it up but you know Biden has a lot of a couple of other things to think about Ukraine

the Red Sea the hoodies Gaza Israel Taiwan China I mean are you kidding me and so the net is that

there's more razor wire being put up then Texas is excluding some federal agents from the border

even though it's our border collectively it's not Texas's border alone and here's what he said

what he said was we are following the supreme law of the land there's a concept among

the sort of survivalists and others that there's some kind of overarching supreme law that

supreme even over a constitution and it says Texas has a right to self-defense

so the Texas National Guard can assert power over the federal government in Texas that may sound

familiar South Carolina said that when they fired on Fort Sumter Texas said that in 1861

their number of battles you may have heard of them bull run and teatum shy low

Wisconsin sent regiments down there regiments from Wisconsin from Milwaukee

Racine Jamesville Madison elsewhere we don't want that again you cannot have individual states

say that what they're doing trumps what the federal government law is Missouri they passed a

law that said that federal gun regulations were no good Missouri Missouri were more permissive

that could overrule by a judge but it holds things up and you have to have a U.S. attorney that's

willing to bring the prosecution so down in Texas what's gonna happen let me tell you and then

I'll get to the lines I see you in the lines don't not hang up but Eisenhower ran into this

in the late 1950s people resisted around versus Board of Education they resisted federal law

and Alabama would not admit black students to the University of Alabama

so what happened was Eisenhower sent troops down there to escort the kids in

and the Alabama National Guard rose up like the Texas National Guard now and you know what Eisenhower

did he federalized them you may not know that the national guards or sub the commander in chief

is Joe Biden it's not Greg Abbott even the Texas National Guard as long as Biden doesn't assert

the control it's it's it's Abbott but if Biden says I want the Texas National Guard to go to the

Red Sea and fight the hoodies they're gonna be there tomorrow and if Abbott tries to interfere

Abbott's going to jail that's the way it works now here is the problem we're gonna go to the lines

but here is the problem Biden is not in the same position as Dwight Eisenhower back then there

was General Goodwill and unanimity in the north anyway in most of the country to not let states

interfere with the federal government number one number two when he went down to he sent troops to

Alabama and the Alabama National Guard was there any federalized them nobody questioned his

ability to do it it's the truth it's in the Constitution but nobody questions his ability to do it

now you have Donald Trump fanning all this stuff he wants immigration to be the issue that

gets him into the White House and keeps him out of prison the only reason he's doing it so

if Biden sends federal troops down there he's resisted doing that as much as possible

doesn't want to use federal troops against our own people because Trump wanted to do that

for bad reasons but even if Biden did it for Eisenhower type reasons the optics of it don't look

good there'll be cries of a warrant you keep mine the border and keep everybody out

Saudi Arabia they shoot they shoot refugees seeking asylum from Yemen trying to get a Saudi Arabia they

machine gun them in China they expel them back to North Korea where their tortured and killed

nobody nobody criticized that nobody even mentions it but here is the dilemma for Biden

the agents of the federal government have the right have to have the right the border patrol

to patrol the border the Texas National Guard is interfering with that and orders an orders from

this Greg Abbott they're putting up razor wire I think in violation of the Supreme Court opinion

because Supreme Court said the federal government can take it down that inferentially means the

federal government wants it down you don't put it up he wants another lawsuit out of this

Trump will weigh in corn and and crews will take the side of Abbott we have a mini civil war

in the making instead of shooting at a fort and fort sumpter south Carolina this is happening

it by guerrilla warfare around the country and thank god we have Joe Biden in there with wisdom

and experience and decency and not a proto fascist like Donald Trump but going to the line

Tyler Billy thanks for calling what's your mind a Tyler Billy

hey Matt I'm just curious about what you're talking about is this referred to as

the supremacy clause and I'm curious about how that works with recreational marijuana law I thought

that that was made to be an example of state law being in conflict with national law

yeah that's an excellent yeah it is the supremacy of the federal government but

I'll give you three examples one is gun legislation of Missouri the other one are sanctuary cities

saying New York and Chicago and Milwaukee for that matter and number three is marijuana

the supremacy clause is supreme so in it you know so anybody on the left will say one thing the

right will forget it the federal government controls so gun laws in Missouri federal gun laws

should be enforced in Missouri regardless of what the Missouri legislature says especially now

they apparently wanted to pass a right to challenge a guy to a duel or a woman to a duel I don't

know they try to intimidate people and pull out a pistol and yeah they're sick they're very sick

when it comes to marijuana marijuana is listed as a certain kind of substance that's illegal by the

federal government some states have legalized it some for medical reasons some totally I think

Oregon and Washington totally I think Illinois may be totally the subtext of all that is if the

federal government were serious about enforcing the criminal law those state laws are no defense at

all the dirty little secret is the federal government is wink winking but but when it comes to

funding it there are a lot of people a lot of lenders that won't lend to the industry because

unless there's a much clear indication of federal approval of it there is that conflict in the

law so when you when you smoke a joint in Illinois Oregon or Washington are you taking a risk of

federal prosecution not really because wink wink the society's changing but it has nothing to do

with any yielding of rights by the federal government unless they decide to take marijuana off

of their list of prescribed substances how about sanctuary cities that was discussed a couple of

sessions ago the thing about sanctuary cities is there is no law that says that if ICE calls the sheriff

and Milwaukee and says tell me who's in your jail and are their citizens so therefore the

common council can say or the county board can say we're sanctuary city for sanctuary county

if the federal government passed a law that said the federal government on inquiry of law

enforcement in any of the anywhere in the United States there must be cooperation that's it

there wouldn't be any sanctuary cities the only reason they're sanctuary cities is because right now

it was always presumed now here's the thing the whole idea about sanctuary cities is well intention

but in California and I've said this before guy got out he'd come in the United States a number of

times he was a criminal he was in jail he got out and that was not reported to ICE and he shot a

girl walking with her father and one of the peers down there and if he it had been reported to ICE

he would have been deported so there has got to be a consensus in the United States bipartisan

of what we're going to do with immigration but when there is consensus whatever the federal rules

are on it or the federal laws on it are going to be absolutely enforceable absolutely enforceable

against any state regardless of their law we're step away coming up the public and chairman

to it in Arizona has stepped down because of the taped call with Carrie Lake there's some

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we're going right to the lines whisco paul my friend thanks for calling whisco paul what's in your mind today

oh thanks for taking my call on that thanks for the informed of the show today

you know you you can't run away from Biden's age so don't Biden is young for his age

you only have to look at Warren Buffett he's 93 years old and he manages i don't know how much

funny but it's on the believable amount of money and in my lifetime i can't think of a president

it's done a better job and it's first almost three and a half years with all the university

suffered so you know just run into your age show you're in really good shape and and think about

guys like Warren Buffett but the other three really important points and actually there's four

about Biden he does like social security he does like medic care and he does like the affordable

care act and i don't know where Trump stands i'm any of that stuff because you can't believe

anything that comes out of his mouth so any doesn't want to be a dictator not even for a day so

i just wish people to think about that when they look at Joe Biden age is only a number and that

is so so true and i don't care who he runs again he's gonna gonna win but when you look at the

elections it does come down to five days i'm not worried about Wisconsin i'm not worried about

Pennsylvania but anyway i just want to say the things about president Biden and i wish people

would think about that and then take a hard look at Trump so with that you have a great day

thanks a lot Paul that's an excellent call as always let me yeah respond to a couple of things

and social security Biden just like Biden is the most pro union president we've ever had

he's probably the strongest supporter of social security and he won't permit it to be tampered with

and uh trump is all over the place on that he has supported privatizing it in the past

which would mean that you would be getting uh you could you could you already can you can already

start a an IRA or a 401k anyway or a 403b or whatever wherever you work so it would be something like

that which you can do anyway and then your employer would put something in it instead of social

that's a very bad idea the average person is not a professional investor they chase the rainbow

they'll chase gold they'll chase you know crypto they'll chase all this stuff and they turn 65

they're not gonna have any money they'll get cheated out of the money the so security you got to check

you got to check period and even if you've had a tough life it'll probably be enough you can buy

you can run an apartment somewhere with heat basically and buy some food um that the republican party

overall has looked on social security hungrily as you know the goose lays the golden eggs it's sort of

like a wolf comes in the to a meathouse and sees all the steak and they want to eat it i mean i'm not

kidding these guys are bad news and the same with Medicare there what they want to do is is voucherize

privatize social security voucherize Medicare you get a voucher for 10 grand

spend it any way you want so you go out and some chase it'll come up and they go all right i'll do

you but then they won't do pre-existing conditions they'll send you to some quack they'll object

everything unless you have a lawyer in the families you ever try to fight with an insurance

company you ever do that you don't have a lawyer in the family you're at a luck and the truth

the matter is that if it was voucherized basically poor people or people that didn't know how to

respond would die now Medicare they they've covered and then they can tell the hospital this is

what we're going to pay and it's far less than the hospital the doctor wants too bad that's it

you talked about the Affordable Care Act the Affordable Care Act the enrollments have gone up

80 percent under Joe Biden and three not quite three and a half years 80 percent

21 million people this last year enrolled in it 21 million people

you want to know what Donald Trump said about it most recently he tried to kill it

and when he was president remember that in John McCain thank god it was one by one vote it wasn't

killed recently Donald Trump said quote Obamacare sucks end quote it's a crude statement it

demeans the whole process but then he says I will replace it with something so much better so much

better his president for four years he didn't come up with anything at all that was better

and the truth of the matter is it's a scam bait and switch it's sort of like with Hitler in the

Reichstag he gets in as chancellor and he goes listen suspend yourselves that's their Congress

suspend yourselves for four years I'll clean up the Riverside trading all the stuff get rid of the

depression and then we'll be golden and then we'll put you back in they said okay fine a minute

they did that he started to kill them start to kill them so this clown goes uh Obamacare sucks

affordable care acts sucks let me let me get rid of it and I'll replace it with something so much

better put a knife in your back he's not going to do so much better the other thing I want to

say about that and about the age thing is Biden is 81 Trump will be 78 in July Trump's wobbly

mentally he's scared to death of going to prison he's savage and he continues to insult and to

attack and demean and lie that's all he does that's all he cares about he doesn't care about foreign

policy unless you pay him the Russians paid him quite a bit of money and he'll sacrifice Ukraine

he sacrificed the Kurds to the Turks just to get back to the golf course then he lied and when

somebody's objected and said well they didn't support us in the second world war and he was

he was wrong about that Kurds don't have a country there's no country named Kurdistan they'd like

there to be but they're wonderful fighters and they all fought on our side against the Nazis

so he lied about that he's going to betray Taiwan he's already attacked Taiwan saying well they

compete with our chip makers are you kidding me we're delighted that they make those chips they

trade with us we trade with them and they they don't violate the sanctions against communist

China and against North Korea but he did it because one Chinese bank that we know of

paid him five point eight million dollars and they just put services rendered and he won't say

what they were and that's only one of the five hundred pots of gold that have gone to him

and we did four of them under Pelosi and the other four ninety six were shut down under Kevin

McCarthy okay come right into the show stand by for another great show that was advocate with

diamond crew great callers today always great callers and today was I think especially

interesting informative madman directly back same time same place tomorrow and I'm saying

offer today the order is a rapidly fading and the first one now will later be last for the times

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