08-06-26 Part One - Michigan's Sore Winner

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starting your day, welcome to the show, from the Relief Factor Studios. This is Red Eye Radio. All across America, we are Red Eye Radio, and he is our curling, and I'm Gary McNamara. Hi, good morning.

How are you? Welcome back, Gary. You are delusional. You are sick. You're alone, I'm old.

“I was yesterday when you texted me and said, I think I'll be in.”

I was the happiest person on the entire planet because I got up yesterday, did

a few things, and had to the dentist, and I was in the dentist chair for three and a half hours. Nothing really, I mean, even though they had to, you know, even though I had to get the light again and the gas, as I told my dentist, Ashley, and her assistant, Beatrice, they said, well, now I can, I'm catching a buzz with two beautiful women, and they

burst out laughing. It was great. I said, it's the only time I get to party, but I was, I was completely zonked. I was back home, I could drive on, right? I mean, it was fine coming back, you know, because it was just the gas, but I'm telling

you, I was home about 15 minutes late in the couch, and all of a sudden your text came in and I went, thank God, because I was so zonked, I didn't know if I could sleep. But I did. I slept great, and I would feel good. Good.

So everything is, is, is all right. So, actually going to cover some stuff yesterday that I want to get your opinion on a little bit later on in the show. Yeah, okay. There's some stuff, you know, I, I was a Tony right before we went on the air.

I said, the best part is, it's, you know, it's, it's great when you come back if you're on a day and you're just out of day, right, because that can bring stuff up that I haven't heard your opinion on, that I talked about the day before, but before we get there, I just, this just caught my attention, you know, after the, the Democrats sent a primary in Michigan yesterday, where I do L, say at one, be daily Stevens, Frank Lunds put this out and I burst

out laughing. He said, this race was, was not so much about class as it is about education level. And I wanted to say one, no brainwashing level. Say at one, 58.4% of the vote in counties were at least 30% of adults of a college degree, daily Stevens won 51.4% of the vote in counties where less than 30% of adults went to college.

And my first thought was, well, you're assuming that going to college means you are, when

you say more educated, you're implying smarter.

“Yeah, because, you know, here's the thing, I have a friend who has a master's degree.”

She's a teacher. If you follow her on Facebook, you wonder how she graduated high school, her spelling is so bad. No, remember? You can't even tell you about the idea. I tease her, we've been friends for 40 years, but I told her, I said, look, your phone has

spelled check, use it, but no, that's the thing, the left and postures and, you know, they get into this whole educated versus non-educated. And the question is, what is educated mean? Because I'll take the fourth grader, the nine year old, who can tell you the governors of all 50 states, you'll see that sometimes come up on, I don't know, you know, YouTube

or something like this, this incredibly smart kid or kid that's at least, at the very

“least, very capable of memorizing things, which is important.”

But if you look at the layout of this, you know, educated versus non-educated, I'll take the guy who can open the hood and tell you exactly what's going on with the engine of how it works, go to a work site, work all day, 10, maybe 12 hours, tell you why, and

And he'll tell you why, that the cement they're laying down for the foundation of whatever

is going to work or not going to work, what they're doing, what they're not doing, experience not class room, education, experience, which is why in certain fields, engineering, if you go and get a degree in engineering, if you go into medical fields, if you go into certain

“like, had a family member go through aviation repair, so you have to go through, you've”

got to get it right. So they need to real world test you, but that's the experience you build, if you're a doctor, I have a niece who's a doctor, you have to go in, you have to do your time in a hospital.

And you have to do, you know, all of these things have to include real education, has to

include some kind of real world application experience. And so when they get to this thing, it means nothing to me anymore. I'm a high school graduate. Now I'm not the best example, because I don't know a lot of things. I'm a college graduate.

“You know, they tell me, you know, you lived in Delrio for the longest time, you should”

know more Spanish.

Look, I should know more English, let's be clear, I work, I'm working on my first language.

But this is, you know, but you go through experiences, you know, and you realize, you know, people, this, this entire game of educated, non-educated is exactly a couple of things of what your, your dad, John McNamara, has said over the years, that it's told you and you've talked about over the years, I should say, that is people, people want to be biased, because it is clear BS, but also people get a title, and they think they have an

infusion immediately, a brain and, and, and, and so that's, you know, when you apply all of that, what I, what everything I just talked about there, it just negates, there, there is no, I can see, you can look at correlation, you cannot prove to me causation. When you, and, and this was a, a, a, a, a, a, had that, he responded to the post from political that said, as results come in in the Michigan Hotly Contested Senate race, a class divide

is emerging, L, say it is performing best in places with higher incomes and education levels, while Stevens is doing better in the more working class areas, and then Franklin said it's not so much about class, but education level, and I would add income, but education level, I call it brainwashing level. Yeah. You know, you've got a ton of college students out there that are saying, "Queers for Palestine, how smart are they?" You know, when, you, you

and I talked about, you know, you mentioned the medical profession, if you're a doctor, you've got to get it right. Yeah. But what about all these management, and even the doctors had said, "Oh, okay, you know, we're going to perform, uh, we're going to perform, uh, surgery, uh, on children." Yeah. How smart were they not knowing what was going to come down the line and loss? I'm telling you right now, I don't, I cannot absolutely cannot wrap my brain

“around that, because that's what concerns me the most is that you can talk about agenda”

up to the certain point when agenda gets into the mind of someone who was a surgeon, who has years of experience training and education in the medical field, and they decide that the surgery is the right thing for that person who is a minor. There was something absolutely wrong with that individual. It tells me that agenda has taken over. When agenda overtakes your entire training and what you know to be right and wrong, then you, you're done.

There's something fundamentally wrong with you and used by the way, those people that are doing that in the medical field that are making that happen should be in prison. And if you go to college and, and I saw you just see how many, uh, for example, Syracuse University, this, it just came up again. They did this back a few months ago, dropped dozens upon dozens of, of, of degrees, said nobody, nobody's taking them anymore. There's nobody

trying to take them, but for significant period of time, they had the, you know, these different, uh, curriculums that you could get a degree in that people were actually taking. House smart is somebody who actually took a gender studies degree. You got a hundred thousand dollars in debt and actually thought they were going to have a lifetime of employment.

sense, right, how smart are you, you know, are, are you. I always, and I said, one of the

“big things, you know, when I was in my, my twenties, and I wasn't paying that much attention”

to politics. I just wasn't. It wasn't until I became, you know, until I was forced to be radio talk show host. And I still, you know, somebody would come in, uh, a mayor or city council person. And I would just assume, I, I didn't listen to my dad. Yeah. Yeah. I assume because I had a title, they had an infusion of brains. Yes. No, this is what happened with Fauci. Right. And so now I look at it and they're, I don't care who you are anymore. It is

everything is based on the substance of the argument that you make based on critical thinking

and connecting the dots. And if you don't have it, I don't care if you're a doctor. I don't

care if you're a president. Uh, I don't care if you're a Berkeley professor. I had to throw that one in. I don't care. The title means nothing. It's the argument. It's the debate

“points. It's, it's, you know, it's what you do there titles mean nothing. But what I think”

is the most interesting thing is, you know, we talked about how everything on the left doesn't make sense anymore. Well, think about this. All the socialists are out there saying, we're doing everything for the people that are left behind. Right. Which are viewed as the working class, the working class aren't the ones that are supporting the socialist. No, it's the ones with the higher incomes and the college degrees. Yes. What the hell's going on there?

So the main promotion that they're making is not the target audience that actually is passionate about putting them in. Right. Right. And I do think it gets back to the same thing of what we see, you know, with identity politics, which is, you know, the racism of of of of identity politics. And you look at it, you know, it is promoted by so many that are making a lot of money and elite.

“And you and I've talked about this before. We said, we believe there is such a thing called white”

guilt. And the left feels at all the time. Yeah. And so they sit there and they go, they believe we're going to be the savior by taking care of you. That's right. And they didn't even realize the racism of low expectations that they had. They don't it that's gone right by them.

That was never addressed in college to them. Right. It was never addressed that you deal,

you know, this whole thing that I am going to apologize for being white. That's completely and totally as an eye. Right. Well, and they, you know, you think about the that idea, you know, if you look at Fauci, Fauci, again, you know, a perfect example. Here's somebody who believed they were beyond reproach by the way, the Wall Street Journal and an exclusive article, uh, just hours ago says that the Senate panel says they have their

hit the Fauci's on the phone, uh, covener of phone, you know, I demand. I'm highly curious. So now you look at, you look at all that. These are people who believe they're not going to be affected by socialist policy. They think it's going to be, see, these people are going to take care of you. I'm not going to be affected. If you're in the elitist crowd, if you're a high earner, you're going to be the most affected. You're going to be the one who's going to be, I mean,

everybody would be affected. But if it went into, there, there is no exclusion. You know, there was somebody in, and I forget the person's name, that supported Mondani. And Mondani put him on the hit list. He's like, what? No, I support your policies and be put them on the hit list because you're a high earner. You think you're an elitist, you're educated, right? You're all of these things. And you think you're beyond all of this that it's only going to help the poor. Is there

it's only going to affect the poor? It's not going to come into my neighborhood. This whole social is a thing because I quite frankly, I know it doesn't work. But I'm going to pretend to be the hero for the people that live and other neighborhoods. And it's going to help them. And then I get to be the hero by clicking a button saying, yeah, it doesn't work that way in real life. And, you know, this is, this is the, this is the world we're in right now. These people are absolutely close.

I don't know what level of education they have, what that, that makes them think that all of this is going to work. But it is pure ignorance that is driving it. It's ignorance, it's delusion. How can you be highly educated? Yeah. Yeah. And highly educated, making lots of money. Right.

how can you, are you out in the private sector? Right. How can you actually believe that a man can

change biological sex by saying that he's a different sex? Right. If I sover simply by saying right, how can you, it's, it's insane. Right. It's absolutely, you know, it's, it's, it's nuts. Right.

“And, and so you, and that's why I talked yesterday. That's why, to us, that was always the benchmark.”

The benchmark is, I remember when we were talking about this early on, we said, no, this is the benchmark. Because if you can convince, if you can convince the population that something that is so self-evident, that is completely devoid of any scientific research at all, that it is true,

with then you can convince that gives you the incentive to convince the population of anything,

and that's exactly what you've seen. Yes. Something that is so insane, it doesn't mean you don't have compassion. And as we've said, that's why we go, we say, don't apologize, attack. The left has no compassion for transgenders. They don't give a damn about minorities. No. It's simply the power base. We will be S, then we will be S in order to hopefully get some type of power base, which they've accomplished. Right. And so they're continuing on that

same path. Right. There was, oh, I'll bring up a perfect example. When you were gone yesterday, what we played, just the insanity of how the left thinks. And it's the Francesca Hong who's running for Wisconsin governor. And this is where she was talking about the fact that that she was so focused on having romantic relationships with a white person. So she could assimilate into the white

“majority. Right. And you had, I think, was Bernie Sanders when a Bernie Sanders campaign”

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“Here's the thing. They went into the campaign headquarters and whatever that is, went into the”

office. Hey, what do we do about this whole Thanksgiving thing? I don't know. We're going to do something different. We're going to have to what do we say? We like Thanksgiving. Do we want to say that? I don't know. Let's go around the room. Jim, what do you think? Why personally hate Thanksgiving? I hate people. I hate giving things. I hate being thankful. What about you? I don't mind Thanksgiving. I mean, we have some good pie, but really the message has to be about the campaign.

How does the campaign feel? How does the candidate feel about Thanksgiving? Do you really hate Thanksgiving? I guess I like Thanksgiving. We'll go with that. So yeah, she's reversed on that. But this is the one that I saw yesterday. I was laughing so hard. I mean, I was laughing so hard. And it was Greg Price, who posted the video. It said, Francis Gahong describes having a half-white son as being in the proximity to whiteness.

And the audio cut the videos there, the audio. And then this was one of the campaign managers for Bernie Sanders in 2020 saying, I'm sorry. What's the issue here? She's talking about how she

hasn't always been attuned to the concerns of other people of color communities and what they

faced because she was focused on assimilation into the white majority as evidence by her romantic choices. But Matt Taibi, not a Republican conservative. Matt Taibi, who we all know from, you know, part of the Twitter files. But if Hawn really made sexual romantic choices and had children with someone because she was focused on assimilation into the white majority, then she was and is nuts. You both are. Now, let's play what she said. Okay. All right. Here's what she said

because this is just this shows you how caught up they are on identity politics, how they I mean, it's part and I don't know how you get to this point because to get to the point of identity

opinion show any type of higher intellectual capacity at all. Yeah. Right racist or people that are caught up in their skin color or ethnicity and spend any time working, you know, concerned about it need to go to therapy. Yes. But if they go to therapy, the therapist, my focus more than they are on their quote, identity. That's a great point that here it is. All right.

Here we go. I wasn't always aware of the struggles of other communities of color because for

me, assimilation always kind of took over. And so I did marry, my proximity to whiteness continues,

“right? I'm my son is by racial. He's he's half white and half Korean and I think navigating”

what his identity is and how people perceive him as is always at the back of my mind as well. Wow. Show she lived her life. She married had children with I'm assuming a white guy, because her concern was focused on assimilation into the white majority. I don't even know what the hell that means. As I said yesterday, the white people have a variety of

different opinions. Well, I don't understand. Which white community are you trying? Would you be trying

to assimilate into? I don't get it. Yeah. I don't assimilation into the, I don't even know what the hell that means. Yeah. Right. But to be focused on that, you know, and this is where they talk about well, the higher intellect and the higher. No, that's some kind of, I don't know, bizarre, brainwashing that that you either convinced yourself or somebody taught you that. Right. Because who sits there and says, well, you know, my life. Okay. I don't like that guy. Actually,

I like that guy, but they don't have the right color skin. They were the likes somebody

“and learned to love somebody or not. That's it. No, that's, that's what it comes down to. That's,”

that, you know, that's it to be focused. I focused my life, my romantic partner, my marriage.

On me, assimilating into the white majority, which I don't, I don't even know what that means. I don't know what it means. I don't know what it means for you as a person. How that, I don't know how that works. Right. Where's this great? And I'm, I'm sure the, wait a minute, can the elite white liberal explain this to us? Please don't. Don't, don't write this. I don't want to hear from you. And so this, I appreciate you listening, but don't. And that's who came to mind after I saw

the, the, the, the Frank Lundstein talking about, you know, who, who voted for Said or, or not. And they're finding out that these socialist, you know, these, these socialists, these communist. Yeah. And, and, and, and, and he is just trying to, you know, I'm not an anti-Semite. Oh, who? A son, Piker is, is there at my campaign rally. He's there the day that the election takes place. Oh, my god, that guy's a, he's a insane Jew, hater, communist. Yeah.

Not bad. Yes. Yes. And then, and, and so we're like, well, the people you say are being left behind aren't the ones that are being turned on by your message. You saw the clip where he's sitting talking to somebody at some kind of, I don't know, get together. And, and they're sitting and blaming Bill Clinton and they're blaming other older Democrats, they're blaming, uh, uh, uh, carval, they're blaming all these other. Oh, yeah. I mean, it's, which by the way,

prove Eric and Gary Wright at some point. I don't care where you are in the Democratic party, at some point, you're going to be the oppressor. You may be the hero today. Mom, Donnie's already feeling just a little bit of that kind of pressure, because if you can't come out, in fact, he, I was a piker that came out and said, you know, that mom, Donnie needs to,

“you know, he needs to basically stick to a socialist roots or whatever you need to. You can't”

talk like a mayor. You can't be diplomatic, right? You know, I mean, they're, they're going to come after you. At some point, you don't fit the mold of what they want, which is all out,

Jonathan Turley is post yesterday. El Said is celebrating his win by assuring Jewish people that they will be safe under his leadership. I cannot imagine why there would be any doubt, oh wait, and there's a picture of him with his son, piker. Oh my god. Well, you know, and, and that's it, you know, it's, it's, it's bizarre because you think, you know, you mentioned, gaze for Palestine, and, and all of this, you know, there has been, it's, it is very similar to

the thought that's been around for a while on the left that if we pretend, I don't think they're

“pretending, but if we show our favoritism for that side, remember when California was talking about,”

well, we don't want to have offshore drilling because that would make us a target of the terrorists. Or, you know, this apology tour that, that Obama did, you know, that basically if we turn our backs on the enemy, if you turn your backs on the enemy, or show favoritism to the enemy, that that, that group, whatever group you're talking about, is going to favor you in return. That it's, it's, there is zero logic in that, and I don't get it. I don't get it at all.

Yeah, and Texas or Florida, if they separate bathrooms by gender and don't allow

the other gender to go in the other bathroom, I'm sorry, we're never going to support,

we need to protest Texas, and yeah, they're still, and yeah, they're supporting Palestine. Well, as I said, yesterday, I mean, yesterday again, not, not only that, but they've got no problem

“with what is still a crime, I believe in every state, and that's a male going in and exposing”

themselves to a female. Yeah, yeah. That's part of caring. Right. I mean, these are highly, and that's the whole point when, well, these are highly, they're highly educated people. They're not highly educated. Well, I, I saw an article the other day, and these women and women's

presidents, and they said, we're basically being held captive, you know, in a situation where

the state, and I got to go back and, and look at what state that was in, I think it was in California, but the, the practices is that if a male prisoner says he's a transgender, you put him in the female population. That's ironic. And of course, all they have to do is say it. All they have to do is say it,

“and you have to accommodate them. And the women that are in those prisons are subject to whatever”

that person is going to do. This isn't, this isn't new. It's extremely dangerous when it comes to a situation like that. When it comes to the situation like surgeons performing irreversible surgery on minors, this is alarmingly dangerous mentality. And then when you get into the socialism, the DSA mantra, what they want to do, they're list of goals to do away with national defense, police, prisons, the Senate. Well, we did learn one thing that it's now the

comocrat party. And next year, next year, the DNC will be renamed "comicon." It will.

Jonathan Tertly said, can we finally, can Jonathan Tertly yesterday, can we finally,

tonight, put to bed the delusion that radicals like LSAID are a fringe element of the Democratic party with DSA candidate Francesca Hong leading in Wisconsin. LSAID is likely to win Michigan over the United Opposition of the Democratic establishment. We said that. Yep. The party is now the communist party. They're winning elections. We are right, I radio. Coming up more with Gary McNamara and Eric Hartley, it's Red Eye Radio. We are Red Eye Radio. He's our crowning

but if I said something like the Democratic party, you know, has become the communist party,

“it would be like, "Yeah, you're just way over the top." And it's like, "Well, that's not the case."”

And how do we know it? Because they're saying it. And we said it last week when you had both Jeffries. This laid on into the primaries. Jeffries say it's a part of the big tent. When you had Schumer refused to criticize the fact that they wished to get rid of the Senate, he wouldn't have dressed it. You knew at that point when the leadership of the Democratic party had said, "Uh-uh." And when you see that the, the big corporate money for the DNC

has dried up, there's a reason. Yeah. Yeah. And it's because they're socialist communist,

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your day. Welcome to the show from the Relief Factor Studios. This is Ridae Radio. All across the US. We are Ridae Radio. He is Eric Hurley and I'm Gary McNamara. Good morning. Thank you for being here. Thank you. You know, this is really interesting yesterday. Just I just happen to see this. But it appears all five Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee on the federal courts will boycott and they did. They boycotted the committee hearing on the influence of the

Muslim brotherhood in the United States arguing that they believe the GOP will use it to scapegoat all Muslims, Democrats of no intention of indulging this political creep show. The Democrats said in a joint statement. The hearing called by Senate Republicans and chaired by Representative Ted Cruz is titled hidden in plain sight confronting the Muslim brotherhood network in America. Here's the point. And we talked about the Democrats not showing up for the fraud hearings.

Right. They don't show up because they don't think they can make a defense of it. Yeah, no, that's exactly right. If they thought the Republicans were way out of bounds and had nothing whatsoever they'd be there. Oh, no, they'd be there in order to demonstrate that and defeat the Republicans. We've said quite often when they don't show when they don't debate and we've said this to, if you are a progressive, if you're a rank-and-file liberal

“and you support these individuals, you should be furious because if you think they've won”

and they're winning on the merits that they're on the right side of history, then you would want them fighting and making the points and what are the points?

I mean, I can't tell you the points because they never debate.

Well, you would be out there saying this is pure Islamophobia and here's why. Yeah. Right. Right. That's what you would do. And it's demonstrate and here's another thing too. You would count on them. You would want them too. If you're again a rank-and-file Democrat and you're supporting this far-left individual, this radical, you would want them to have a different tone. The tone matters. You can be right and the wrong

tone will crush your campaign. And that's, you know, they come in with this smug, this is what Mom Donnie did. The smile was ever present during his campaign season.

higher taxes or whatever it's going to be. And somebody made the point.

“I forget who it was that I follow on on X, but they posted the video of Mom Donnie,”

you know, talking about his policies. And he's very, you could see this very serious look

on his face. And it's a different tone. But you had it to the point that the guy was always smiling.

He seems intelligent. He seems, he's young. He's, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And a chunk of those people who were pulled before the election said, we believe, he's going, it was a sizable chunk. It wasn't the majority, but it was a sizable portion of the people who were supporting him and said, they were going to vote for him, but we don't believe his policies are going to work. It tells you, again, the tone changes everything.

So you would want them to debate, debate with strong points, not just name calling and being

dismissive. You know, we played it the other day. The, the Berkeley professor going back and forth

with Josh, uh, uh, the senator. I said, Josh Allen. Yeah. Yeah, I'm back in the bills. Yeah, Josh Holley. Josh Holley from the, uh, Missouri. Thank you. And, and, you know, her attitude was dismissive and, as if, again, she was, was already, uh, had already won. It's an arrogance that you see quite often. And, and the arrogance, by the way, the tone, that tone turns people out. The idea, right, the ideas they're promoting, but turn them out, turn every, turn a lot of people out too.

But if you're a progressive following them, rank and file, you would want them to have a serious

tone about what they're talking about, not anger, but a serious tone and be able to then show up

“and debate those points, but they can't. No, I think the where I would differ with you there is”

I think the Berkeley professor and the people that agree with her loved what she did, they thought she was winning. No, I think that they would be happy. Oh, no, no, no, I think that case, yes, I think because they, yeah, I think they would be happy if the Democrat senators came in and just screamed insanely, this is Islamophobia. I don't think the dub is looking for coherent arguments. Well, they're clearly not because they're winning these people are winning elections. It's, it's the senators that are afraid,

the senators are afraid because senators remember they represent an entire state. This is the whole thing about the Senate. They don't represent a, you know, for an, you know, for an example, an AOC district that would continue to put her into office. You know, this is an entire state. They're afraid. They are the people that are afraid to come out and just scream the insanity because they believe they might lose their state in the next election.

Well, if they defend the Muslim brother and declare for him, my point, the people who follow them and are already supporting them are already on board, but you would want out of a prospective candidate or or a current candidate is them to come in with a serious nature, not dismissive they have to do the smiley thing like mom Donnie did while he was out there, you know, taking pictures with his terrorist buddies. And you would want them to have a

serious tone and to debate not to keep them, not to keep the rank and file that are already on board, but to appeal to a wider base. And they can't do that. We, we're talking, you know, you, you talk about arrogant. We talked about this yesterday, where we're, we're, uh, Mendami went on with a joy read formally of MS now. Yeah, MS at the current time. Exactly. And, um, MS were talking about and, you know, and they, they said, they're said,

see mega and there was a, forbs or somebody, and maybe it wasn't forbs. Somebody had the article yesterday. Yeah. But mega's wrong. She wasn't talking about an ID card. Right. They're talking about, uh, not that a library card that would be like a loyalty card. No,

“they weren't. No, no, they're not talking about a city ID. And so he goes, you have to admire.”

This is turn Jonathan Turley again, not a lifelong Republican or Trump supporter. Right.

and Joy Read laughing off the news claims that you might need an ID card for his city run markets.

It was Mundani's aid who made that now laughable claim as Mendami stood next to her. That was the claim they make. They make a claim. Watch how many times this happens. Sort of like, uh, the, uh, the Wisconsin, uh, uh, Francisco, uh, Hong, how she backed off.

“No, I've always loved Thanksgiving. What are you talking about? Remember when what's his”

name did it in Georgia? I don't know anybody who was against voter ID. Right. No, no, it'll anybody. There's nobody we know. Well, I mean, Tallahureka in Texas, you know, uh, the campaign is vegan.

And then he's like, I like barbecue. Right. You're the campaign. Right. You're the campaign. I never

said that. I said the campaign. You're the campaign. Right. Uh, and, but, you know, so it happened here. They came out and, and we had talked about this the other day that they couldn't say ID. You know, how are you going to make sure that New Yorkers can do it? And now, you, he can't win this one because now that there's not going to be ID, what he, they made clear is this is open to anybody from any place, any income level. Yeah. Well, you just lost the point that you were trying to make

“is you're trying to make a cheaper for the poor people. And as we said, the argument they can't win”

is that Mandani really cared. If he really cared about the poor, he wouldn't go through and build an infrastructure of supermarkets. No, he'd simply give you at a certain income level, vouchers to, to, to a supermarket, a voucher food stamp, whatever. You know, right, to go to that store. Yeah. And buy and, and you get to the menu. It goes directly to you. You get it. And you don't have to build this entire bureaucracy and infrastructure, which is way over the cost. You

don't lose the property taxes from these mean grocery store corporations. You keep, you keep the property taxes. You keep everything that happens there. And he's not doing this because the goal is not to help people. The goal is to BS people that government run businesses like a supermarket is a

“better alternative than a regular private market grocery store. And if you've ever been into a”

private market grocery store, which everybody has because we all have to eat and compare it to any city run grocery store, I'll just put it this way. If you bend to a wagons, I don't have to go any further. Yeah. Right. But by the way, two people who are 21 and younger just now getting out on their out, it's the private grocery store is the one that delivers those groceries to your door. My oldest grandkids are getting, getting delivery on their groceries. It's not like, I don't have

time to shop. And I do it. And boom, boom, boom. And I'm like, no, it's a smart way to start a smart way to shop. I cannot tell you. I mean, you think, I was, thank you for bringing this up because

just to change, well, it all relates. It's a changed topic. We never changed the top. We just,

it's all part of one. We just relates it to the next story. It's all part of the collective. The, the time I say, you know, the criticism of, you know, Amazon or whatever. Yeah. This week, you know, my refrigerator, get a new filter. I don't have time to go to the store. You know, time to get a new water. Yeah. Yeah. My new refrigerator has an air filter in it. Yeah. Air filter. No wonder I had an air filter. Oh, yeah. I even aired it on the back. No,

it's inside. Really? Yeah, an air filter to filter the air inside the refrigerator. So, oh, so, you know, keep it fresh. Exactly. I have no idea whether it works because I had a, had a pool party the other day and got a pizza and the pizza was gone and I could still smell the pizza. It's like, did I drop? I dropped a piece of pizza in here and right after that, it said, change your filter. I go, maybe the filter isn't working. But I didn't get, but I needed a water

filter because I use it all the time. It's, and yeah, it comes up now. Change water filter. So, I went, don't have time to go to the store. I've ordered about, I'm not kidding. 20 things over the last two weeks that would have taken me, if I had to go to the store to find everything because there are certain things I had a, I had to find the little hose that goes from the,

the flex hose. That's like a flex hose. Yeah. You know, yeah. You know, I, and just one of 20 different things, the probably, and I'm not kidding, it probably would have

“taken me eight hours to find all the things that I found. Remember, yeah, yeah, remember when you”

used to need an electrical widget, and you go to radio shack? Yeah. I mean, this is just, I lived in my house and was doing that. Going to, and you're going, they don't have it. Well, it's another radio shack. Yeah, you're driving around all day to find one little stink and electronic component. Yeah. What technology and, and not even just technology, Matt, the, the, the, the concept of Henry Ford in shipping and delivering. No, he has, he has,

that, yeah, has changed. I mean, it has, it has, it has given me so much time and made me so productive. We talk about, you know, the smartphone. Yeah. And Harvey, Harvey Firestone, the founder of, of Firestone tires. You know, a ship by truck. That was, yeah. You know, that was his idea that he

“learned during wartime. He was like, wow, what if we could have a national system of roads,”

which eventually led to the idea of interstates? And now you look at the infrastructure, uh, the supply chains that we have. And they are amazing, which is why we rely on on shipping, trucking and everything else to get us what we want. And we expect it to be there. But you're,

you're absolutely right. I never, I never take that, uh, for I never, I always consider how

grateful I am because my parents, my dad, is at the point now, where he's got an online list on, on Walmart, so when it builds to a certain point of groceries. And he has it delivered. You know, and at 93, he's battling cancer. Mom, uh, also dealing with dementia. And he's taking care of her. They're still in their home. And they have nurses and everything that come in. But

“if dad can have, that's one less thing. Dad can have that brought in. And they will actually”

bring it inside for him. And it's a big deal. So for people who have limited mobility, for people who have a very busy life, whatever, you know, everything in between, for quite frankly, for people who are just lazy, like me, at times, and usually it's because I'm, I'm just too tired. And you can get those things shipped. And they bring it to your doorstep. You know, they'll bring it to your, Walmart actually has a plan where they'll bring it in and put it

up in your pantry. I mean, and for people with limited mobility. No way. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's part of

that's the one thing I've never done. I've never got groceries delivered. I've never done that. And

I do it, not on a regular basis, because the grocery store is pretty close to the house. And, you know, I don't have limited mobility. But if I have limited time in that day and something and it's like, okay, look, I need to get a grocery order done. And so I, it's that program. When I first thought about that, it was like, I'm not sure if I want them coming into my pantry. First of all, I haven't dusted my pantry in a while. But for people with limited mobility, it's brilliant.

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so many of these Democrat candidates who, by the way, whether they're part of the Democrat

“Socialist of America or not, we have said our pinkos, and you're like, "What's that?”

Well, pinko is a communist enabler." It's not someone who is a fan of the artist's pink. Yes. But you're going to see this a lot, you know, when we talked about

Mendami and Joy Reed, where Mendami comes out, and basically says, as we have said,

in implies to everyone, we're going to have an ID, so the people of New York can benefit here, and then when the Republicans attack and come out and go, "What are you talking about? Well, we're not going to have an ID." Oh, we're talking about library cards, which are like a loyalty card to a supermarket. It's of course, is ridiculous. I expect them to say something, then when they're criticized,

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“like tomorrow. Shamrock makes an appearance. Shamrock is my. Oh, are you going to film more?”

I'm going to film more for the mockumentary, mobbed up to be mobbed down. Do you address the

certain way? Do they ask you to like know what I suit on? It's it's it's it's really amazing, a jogging suit,

because Mark, who is the, you know, the producer director and the lead actor. He's the basically the the the mob boss. Yeah. And he's been involved in all this stuff, independent stuff for years. Yeah. The mockumentary, I don't even know what I'm going to be doing. I'm just going down the road to the coffee shop tomorrow where they film a lot of stuff. Right. He just said, coming back from the dentist today goes, how about nine o'clock tomorrow morning?

By with me, I wake up. I what, what I told him initially, I said, I'm an Irish mobster. So we don't dress. Right. Like the Sicilian mobsters. Well, let me ask you, are the other actors in the,

in this mockumentary, are they fully clothed? It's not. I've never asked about that. So, yes, they're they're

they're fully clothed. Good. Good. But they're I mean, I'm really the only non actor. Yeah. Yeah. No, they're all, they're all done something. They've all done something. I'm really, but everything I have done with him, especially on this mockumentary, I had a bit part on a TV series that became part of this

I was showing up because the guy ran the coffee shop. This was back about two and a half years ago. Right. So, hey, we're filming here. Come on. Bye. I have some good coffee and and, you know,

“I think I was, I think I responded. I'll do it. And I got up and I went, I don't want to do this.”

I don't want to go. I, because I actually took an app on a Friday afternoon. It was like the early December of 2024. My God. Right. I go. Right. I woke up. I'm so watched TV. It's a, you know, December Friday night. I went, you said you'd go, go. I show up. I'm half asleep an hour later. I'm in a scene. I mean, I just went to, I went just to witness it. Right. Right. And then at, at, you know, that point, he's contacted me, supposed to come out this year. I'm not even sure.

He told me that they were in post production and actually had 320 minute things done. Um, so I'm not really sure what I'm doing. I just, I, and I don't really ask the questions. I just enjoy the process. Yeah. I just go. Well, I think we're going to, you know, shoot a scene.

If we get in there at nine, he'll say, here's what I want you to do. This, this, this,

it's not really scripted because he wants it like a mockumentary or like a documentary. It needs to sound really. Right. So if I make a mistake or, well, whatever. Well, that's part of it. It looks, it looks, uh, more real. And it's a much easier setup because you just got a single camera doing it. Yeah. You might have some lights, but they're not even being on the, because they wanted to look like a documentary, like a documentary, which again is in flashy. Right. It's not in that film making.

And it's, it's not like filmmaking. So I just were basically, I basically were, um, I don't know where I got it from. Maybe I got it from the, the, uh, the Irish mobster in, uh, oh, the Denzel Washington thing, uh, where he's the equalizer. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where they go into the, they go with the Irish mobsters and none of them are dressed up. So I just

“wear whatever. Right. Yeah. You know, the only thing I do bring with me is because I did one,”

and it's in the, it's in the trailer. You can find the trailer and Instagram, mobbed up to be mobbed down. The, you can see me in it and that interview from

last year where I'm just sitting there and it just shows me, I'm just served for a second,

because it's a trailer where the, this is, the story is a lot of mobboss that gets out of prison and is trying to straighten up his life. Right. He's found God. Right. Okay. And so he's found God. He deals with his sister a lot deals with the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the other guy can't think of the other guy's name. Who does look like a monster? A couple of two. And then there's, there's, uh, uh, uh, you know, he was the boss and then the crew was basically, you know,

two other guys were supposed to be Italian and then me, you know, I'm, and it really, the funny thing is, I'm an Irish mobster who came from Buffalo and I basically based it on when I've told the story when I was a bill collector. Right. When I, and when I told the story, that sort of became who I was. Right. Uh, when I was a bill collector, I was 18 years old and, uh, a guy by the name of Peter Magadino came down from me to collect his line of credit. This is actually a true story. Right.

And, and so, uh, I had a call him and he had taken over the mob at that point from his father, um, Stefano Magadino. Remember the Appalachia meeting that big meeting back in the late 50s, or late 50s early 60s, where they really connected that, you know, the mob, there was a conspiracy, you know, all the families were together. Right. That was his father that did it. Well, he came down to Lincoln. I had a call him. I made 10 years old. By the way, the FBI called that just the greatest

opportunity they had because they were like, are you kidding me? So, what I did was we came up with the story was, I was an Irish mobster and I was a collector. Right. Okay. I collected from a made man. Right. So, they were coming after me. And so, I took off to go to New York City and that's where I met Sal. Right. And Sal took me aboard. And I, you know, and I said, you know, Sal didn't care. Sal didn't care whether, you know, that, that I was Irish, he didn't, all he cared was I could

make money. You know, and that was, and so, everything I've done with him has been first take.

“And I think we've done, this would be the fourth scene that we've done. Uh, as they build the store,”

I still don't know where it's going. I've no idea. Uh, I know initially he wanted me whacked, but that, and that still may may come to be because the entire thing is the his crew is former crew. We don't buy it. We don't buy that he's found religion. That's the whole point. Oh, okay. You know, but the best part was we did it. I think the last scene we did a couple of few months ago in the Pizzeria, across from the coffee shop. He films almost everything in that little downtown

area of Cedar Hill, Texas, which is the haircutting place where the, uh, which we used to be a bank that the Bonnie and Clyde crew robbed one time. Right, right. Which is right across street from the Bizzeria. Right. The Pizzeria was the best thing because we're all sitting, there's like

We all meet him. I was standing outside. We all go into the Pizzeria. Well, we did this when the

“Pizzeria was closed. Well, the things started, it opened up and people are walking around. And we've”

got, you know, the cameras and the lights and everything else. And everybody's just walking around like they didn't even bother us. Nobody was like kept going. And we did the entire scene, there. I thought that was really cool. Because you see all these people in the background that you think are extras. Now, when I filmed in December 2024, I'm on the street walking into his mob's Christmas party. And there's a ton of people. Those were all extras there. But the mockumentary,

you don't, you just, you just do it. Doesn't matter if there's a mistake or something goes, hey, what's going on? Uh, this is what happens when you do a documentary, which is a mockument. Right. Right. Right. So now it is, it is there, is it from the perspective of a documentary maker asking questions to these individuals? Yes. Yes. We're being asked, we're being asked questions. Okay. We're being asked quite. And there is, there is one scene that I know there's a trailer

out there in one scene where it's just, uh, uh, you know, cell, uh, cell. You know, it was at the, at the, at the pizza place where he comes up and he goes, hey, you know, hey, Sam Rock, what do you, what do you think? And then it's like, I'm doing really good. And I'm looking at it. And I, I said, you know, I'm the Irish mobster. I want to look like, and I don't know why just squinted my eyes in the way I was, I wanted to be, look like I was a little drunk. It looks like I'm a little drunk.

And I'm like, right, I pulled it off. Right. And, and I go, you know, you've just been straight, you, you really, you know, you're really cleaning up your act. And it goes, yeah, and I went, and he goes, ah, Sam Rock. And then he moved on to the next guy was a very, very short scene. That's only one, but everything else has been, everything else has been, um, uh, me being asked questions by the documentary, the fake documentary filmmaker. Right. And I, I don't know whether that's

going to be seen where I'm answering questions again, or whether it's basically, uh, you know,

here was, uh, you know, here's what happened when Shamrock and I were talking about this, you know,

we're in Sal's voice to the documentary guy. And then it flashes to us arguing. I told him I said, I want to get an argument. I don't want to be this happy Irish mobster, you know, because we don't buy into what you're doing. And so it's okay that you're out of prison, but we got money to make. And, you know, we really have no interest in your organization. He's keep going. Right. We really have no interest in we've kept the organization. Go really have no interest in the fact that, you know,

you've found God. The same thing happened to my crew when I got out of prison. It was, it was, they were like, you know, we need to make money. I'm like, guys, I'm out. I don't do that anymore. But it's hilarious because I know I'm not an actor. And, and so it's just funny when he goes, okay,

“we, we do and he goes, okay, great. First thing, okay. And the thing is, I think some of the other”

people actually think I'm an actor because somehow I'm able to do it. Maybe it's because I told him, I said, he goes, you do it really well. And I said, I think it's because I do it all the time of the radio. You had, you had, you had, I mean, we're not. We're not scripting and we're not, we don't have to act, you know, like, like something. We don't have to pretend to be something. But this is a forcing I will do. And the best part is, I mean, I, I meant, I know what I have to do and I don't

have to think about it. I know I, I know what the whole basic thing is. And so they'll just say, hey,

here's what's going on. Bob, Bob, Bob, and just, you know, do this and ask me this or do this.

So the question is going to be this and just come up with an answer, you know, 20 to 30 seconds. Yeah. Yeah. And, and it's like, okay, fine. As if we get there at nine and they're ready, well, we might, we'll, we'll be done by 930. Oh, they move quick. Yeah. There is no. Well, you want it to look genuine. So you don't want to do like too many texts. You want it to be, right? You know, it's the way it works in, in, in documentaries. You know, I have a friend who's an actor and he

does a lot of, he gets a lot of work in different types of jobs. A lot of recreations on like discovered channel and history channel, things like that. He was in a in one documentary about the

“Uruguay and rugby team airline crash, remember a set of two where they absolutely ended up having”

to cannibalize other passengers who perished. But he was in, he was in that. And I was telling my daughter one time is the funniest thing, my daughter, one of the funniest things she's ever,

my second daughter said, hey, my friend Mark, he's, he's an actor, you know, and we've been

in, for instance, high school and now he's an actor and she goes, well, maybe he was just acting like he's your friend. Maybe he was acting like he was your friend. But it's interesting, very interesting. We're being on the set watching, watching Peter Buckdown of it on the set of

Annie Pots was in the movie and she was hilarious. She was funny. Off, we get it when the camera

“stopped. Very funny and likable person. Jeff Regis was on the, and civil shepherd were both in the”

movie. But watching the director work was very fascinating. By the way, it's a total volunteer thing for me. I made that clear early on. I've known you whether they pay or not. I was just right. I, this is, I got, I had to be an extra in that "Texasville" and then you, well, I don't ever see me. Well, my company owns my image and likeness, so I don't, obviously. Well, so this is a hobby

“thing. This is like doing a high school or college play. Right. Volunteer. Yeah. It doesn't mean you”

can't join a real mob, though. That's true. Yeah. I wouldn't give you a second. You know,

let's side gigs, he stays. Maybe. Yeah. We're right, I radio. We're going up more with Gary McNamara and Eric Hartley. It's Red Eye Radio. We're in a radio and he's our currently non-bearing Mac. I'm Ara. I do want to make this one announcement, though if, you know, some big producer there sees the quality of my acting, I'm just going to jettison this show and head to Hollywood. Just saying. It's what I would do. A friend of mine, I've

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