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As soon as I can, I want to get right to the show behind the show with Sean ChambaCasino,

folks, but I want to set up what we're going to be covering writ large this week.

I think everything is going to be centered on the Safe America Act.

It's going to be centered on the GOP primaries in Texas, the runoff elections,

in particular, the Senate race between Ken Paxton, a real conservative,

and the fake Republican, John Kornin.

By the way, that's tied to the whole Safe America Act debate as well.

Also going to be preparing for CPAC coming to Texas.

So we'll be talking a lot about that in the coming days.

And I'm sure that's going to be a topic of conversation.

Sean and I will be covering here and there over the next,

well, certainly in the show behind the show this week.

And then maybe into next.

I wanted to get you guys caught up with some things.

That are happening, maybe that you've not caught wind of,

that perhaps you could benefit knowing as we're setting up these debates,

we're about ready to have in the country.

And I think the biggest debate that we the people are having is to whether or not to keep

our good for nothing Republicans.

Let me, for those of you listening around the rest of the country,

tell you how I believe that these debates ought to be shaping up as far as our people are concerned.

Many of you are going to be choosing new senators in the various states,

or praise God, you will be the place to get that done.

If you have a Republican Senator right now, and they are not behaving in the way that you

want them to behave is to replace them in the rep, in the Republican primary.

And let me give you a list.

This has been updated since Mark Meadows released it.

Mark Meadows, former conservative congressman, former chief of staff at President Trump.

The only update here is Senator Tim Scott has reversed course.

He is now supporting the talking filibuster to make Democrats stand and oppose an 85-15 issue,

okay? But here are the Republicans, and they're not all up for re-election in 2026.

But for those of you out there who know they are, replacing them if they're on this list

might be of benefit to you in this country. John Barrasso, John Bozeman, Shelley Moore Capito,

Susan Collins, Tom Cotton, Kevin Kramer, Mike Craypo, John Dane, Steve Curtis,

Deb Fisher, Chuck Grassley, John Hoven, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, who's not running, John

Kennedy, which surprised the hell out of me, folks. And I'll say this, a caveat behind Senator

Kennedy is he's trying to get the Save America Act passed through reconciliation. I don't know

how he's going to do that because first off, the United States Senate hasn't started work on the

second reconciliation bill because again, they're trying to run out the clock on the America first

agenda. But it's also what we know about reconciliation is it has to be surrounding fiscal

matters. And sorry, safeguarding elections and keeping men out of women's sports.

That is not the definition of fiscal, okay? James Langford, Lisa Murkowski, Jerry Moran,

Pete Ricketts, Tim Scott, again, changing his tune, John Thune, the Senate majority leader,

Tom Tillis, who is not running again, he's stepping down, thank God, Roger Wicker and Todd Young,

all of these senators, folks, not all of them up for re-election, this go around. But the

the American people should get longer memories because here's what I can tell you, 85% of our

country wants the Save America Act. And you've got one half of one part of government,

the Senate standing in the way of that. And I have to be honest, this fundamentally transforms

the relationship between citizen and government. In America, we, the people are supposed to rule,

and the Senate is supposed to do what we tell them to do, but they're not doing it because they

believe themselves more powerful than the American people. They believe themselves to be more

important than all of you. And I think that we as a people have got to send these charlatans,

these shrubs, a message, a unified message as much unity we can muster as we have for the Save

America Act, 85 to 15, we ought to tell these senators that if you don't do the will of the American

people, you're gone. And I can tell you this, folks, the only way, the only way we're going to get

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Chastain is here buddy. How you doing? Hey doing well. Was watching something on TV that

you are probably well aware of. Don't know. Tell me about it. The Indy Car race.

The Indy Car race. I was zooming at 200 miles an hour around Cowboy Stadium and ballpark and

oh really? Yeah. Near Gerald world and I figure you know about that. Arlington, Texas is where

that would be happening folks. North Texas of course is where I live and well I'm in the western

command dude. I still so that's why I had no idea. So you got Indy cars buzzing around AT&T stadiums

seriously. Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty wild. This road course and like 3.7 miles road course around

that whole area there. So pretty cool. Kind of fun to watch. Now tell me because this is your

Baylor Bick and not mine. Indy Car versus Formula One versus what you know the categories.

What what is it or what are they? It's totally different. Indy Car is

pardon me spec racing which is every car is identical. Okay. Which I think is very boring. It

didn't used to be that way. If you look up the history of Indy cars and it used to be just they

would just run Indy. I mean I don't know that they ran other courses rather than the Indy

Nampolis 500. I mean all those drivers came from different. Well one that when the machines are

the same. Doesn't that doesn't that go just to the skill of the driver. You remove every other

factor. They're all the same car. So that means the winner is going to be the more skilled driver,

right? Not always. It all comes down to who manages their tires best, who manages their fuel best,

who gets some breaks, who doesn't, you know, and I don't know. It's just it's a little boring,

especially when you get them on the oval tracks. I like the street racing a lot better. Okay.

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F1, top of the tier, that is the ultimate in motor sports racing. As far as sports cars go.

Where does Formula 1 derive its name from? Good question. I have no idea.

Oh, I figured you know. Other farming, they have Formula 3, Formula 2,

they have Formula E now, which is electric cars. So I would imagine it's just the type of fuel

you're putting in the car. No, no, it's power. And the F1 is those are the best drivers in the world.

So some for you to watch, I don't know if you have Netflix dealer or if you're boycotting that

because some liberal thing they said. Check out F1 drive to survive. Yeah, you mentioned that

last week. That's why I was. Oh, did I? Yeah, it's it's fantastic. Oh, no, it took a

took some advice from Mrs. Celsato and watched young Sherlock. Yeah. And you like it? Yeah,

it was good. Yeah, you know, typical guy Richie stuff and not quite as gory and bloody as

some of his stuff is. Or you know, a little harder edge to the mob stuff, but no, it was good.

And having read all of those, it was kind of a fun little backstory to find out why

Moriarty is his art gennemesis, you know, and they start out as friends, right? And that's

so you got to see some of that. So that was kind of cool. Yeah, well, you know, I haven't even

taken Mrs. Celsato's advice on that. And oh, really? Yeah, it's pretty good. Haven't seen that,

but she did tip me off to the Yellowstone expansion, US marshals, which I did start watching. It's

it's starting out a little slower than I thought it would, but it's it's okay. It's it's better than

like, you know, watching repeats. So and then I'm also waiting on the new Yellowstone expansion

with with Beth and Rip, which you never watched the series. So you don't know what I'm talking about.

Yeah, I'm familiar with who they are and yeah, and the characters, but no, I never, I never

watched it. I don't know why. Just I think when it started, I didn't have paramount.

Well, when you when you do, dude, when you start watching, well, I've got it now, but I mean,

I don't know. I feel like it was talked about so much that I feel like I know what's going on.

Well, you're going to, there's a lot of things that you couldn't, you couldn't, you just don't

get unless you're watching it. So I really would. One of these days when you're

want to binge watch and you run out of everything else to watch, maybe just, you know, pop in season

one of Yellowstone and I guarantee you're going to be hooked. Something happened to me today,

I was at Walmart and I walked into Walmart, you know, picking up some odds and ends.

And there was this poster of a little girl, she must have been 12, 14, somewhere in that age range.

And she's all dooted up and, you know, scry little arms and she's got the powder look on her face.

And it says no boundaries on it. And I'm thinking to myself, she's advertising the clothing department

inside of Walmart for young, for young girls, right? Right. So this is, this is the poster that you're

looking at when, when kids are going in to look at the kind of clothes they're going to dress in.

Here's a girl that is trying, she's a kid dressing up like she's some sort of a model. And the,

the wording on the bottom of the, of the poster was no boundaries. And the first thing that popped

into my head, you know what? Maybe, maybe somebody that's 12 or 14 years old ought to have some

freaking boundaries. Just a few, yeah. And maybe that's probably our society is that these kids

don't have any freaking boundaries. And what is it? And not that I'm, I'm not approved. I'm really not.

I'm just saying, when do we start accepting as a society this, this over sexualization of our

kids. And it's just normal now. Well, it is. And it's been building, you know, probably since the 90s.

I don't remember it as a kid. But then you start, when adults started getting it to Halloween and

being the naughty nurses and all those kinds of things, which I, you know, I'm sure there's always

been costume parties, but there'd never been stores where you can go buy a naughty outfit

to match your, your seven-year-olds naughty nurse outfit, you know? Yeah, that's.

I, dude, it's, to me, it's just a, it's, it was a signal and a half. And you know, I'd just come

from church. So I was already in that mindset, right? And I look at this poster and I go, wow.

And then we wonder why there are so many issues with the sexualization of our kids.

Yeah, I don't wonder why. I, I, I know exactly why that, you know, we have all this trouble with

all the genders and sex change and all that nonsense going on, you know, they're just a nine-year-old

shouldn't know anything about sex. Yeah.

Shouldn't know anything. It shouldn't be sexualized. It should just be nine.

Now, if there was, if there was a poster of this 12, 14-year-old young girl and she was wearing

a little sundress, she was all happy and all this kind of stuff. And, you know, look at the new decor

that that that's appropriate, you know, that the new, the new style. But she was, you know, mugging

like she was a 21-year-old supermodel. And, and this, you know, this powder, you know,

look on her face and I'm thinking about, you know, the way you would see a seductive look

on a, on a woman. And it's like, why are we teaching this to our kids?

I don't know, man. I know that no boundaries is the, you know, the clothing brand for Walmart.

Is it really? I believe that's one of their, one of their brains that they push, yeah.

Yeah. Well, I, or one of their marketing ideas at least, yeah.

Well, you know, it's been a while since I've been shopping for little girls, you know,

number one, number two. I just, I know boundaries. It's like, yeah, well, couldn't you like show

that maybe this little girl doing trigonometry or, you know, doing some sort of, you know,

some stem type thing. No, no boundaries, you know, the limits of our imagination, the limits

of our intellect, but no, you had to sexualize her. And it's, it's me. That's it. It just,

it just goes to what, what the society covets. And I just, it just rubbed me the wrong way.

I don't know how you feel about it. But I mean, because you're, you're, you're a, uh,

daughter, dad too. Yeah. And she was not over sexualized. She was not,

wouldn't not eat Halloween costumes. She wasn't anything like that. So, um, I mean, she had,

you know, Barbie, it's in all that stuff. So is that sexualizing women? I don't know. Is that

lead to over sexualization of children? I don't know. I don't think so. But, um, yeah, she wasn't like

that. And I mean, she was born in 90. She's 35 now. So, um, you know, it just, I really don't think

it was a thing when I was growing up. And when she was growing up, well, that this,

this sexualization of our children and this, this normalization of adult children relationships,

which was playing out. And, you know, you can't look at Texas scorecard without finding another

example of a Goved teacher or somebody in government education that's been hired, you know,

exploiting kids. You can't, I mean, it's, it's one a week on average. I was just talking with,

Aaron Andrews of scorecard last week. Do you know that that's a, that's a now a beat. And

there's just happening so much. Yeah. And that she now almost exclusively writes on government

education and the sexual predation inside of Goved against our kids. Because it's been going on,

it's been going on a while. And, you know, they have, uh, and they just move these people around.

Right. Because it's so hard to fire them. Pass the trash. Yeah. Pass the traction.

Man, it's just, it's insane. And then did you see, uh, Tim Tibo the other day,

testified before Congress. I saw he had, I didn't know what the subject matter was.

If you, I don't know, you can probably bring it up really quickly. Yeah. But it was shocking.

What he had to say, it was a map of IP addresses. Oh, yeah. That had, that had downloaded

child pornography. Right. Yeah. And yeah, I'm looking at it right now. It was these orange dots

all over this, all over the United States, everywhere. Child porn. And, and then you, he says,

and if you look closely, and I couldn't see him on, you know, little real video that I was

watching, he said, you'll see the blue dots. Those are the ones that are an act of investigations.

Wow. And, uh, Cali. So I, you know, which came first, the over sexualization of children,

leading to so many more of these people wanting to see those kinds of images or

is it those kinds of images, you know, the people that are producing and enjoy those kinds of

images, are they leading to the over sexualization? There's always been that undercurrent

in our society. It's just, it's, it's become tolerated. And I, not that I want to try to make

this political, but if you're going to find anybody who accepts these people and tries to normalize

these people, you know, for votes, it's the left. It's the American left. You don't find

conservatives trying to normalize sexualization of kids. You just don't find it. But you do find,

you know, Nambla, the National Association for Man Boy Love, you find all of these, these grooming

sites are, are finding voice and mainstreaming and some psychologists trying to normalize this

all on the left. And I'm not saying that left winners. I can guarantee you that that map that

Tim Teebo was showing, right? It ain't all lefties, buddy. So I'm not, I'm not saying that

settle down a little bit. That's not what I, that's not what I would suggest. I'm not going to say

that, that all lefties are about this. What I'm saying is, is when you find the, the counter

called the subculture, you find it permeating on the left side of the aisle because there's no

home for it on the right, you know, that where it, where it's, you're not going to find anybody

in the right saying, well, if you look at this psychologically and blah, blah, blah, blah,

trying to find justification for it, all of the justification, all the, the attempts to normalize

are on the left. That's what I'm saying. Not, not, not that they're mainstream. You're probably

overstating that a lot. I could, plenty of people on the right who are just happy with that,

that things are good. Well, no, I didn't, and I didn't say that. What I was saying is those who

are actively out there trying to say that, you know, there's nothing wrong with this,

trying to normalize it. Those who are advocating for normalizing it are on the left. Are there a lot

of people who call themselves conservatives who may be closeted? Sure. Sure. I'm, I'm not going to

deny that that's happening. What I'm saying is when you're, when you look around and you're

trying to find somebody who tries to find a rational explanation and rationalize this away,

you're going to find it on the left. Whether it's the aforementioned Nambla or these,

these organizations trying to normalize intimacy with children. Maybe, but, you know, we have the

uniparty. I think the uniparty is because we're kind of a unice, unicevillization.

And so I'm not going to, I'm not going to pin everything bad on the left, I think.

There are plenty on the right that do bad things and talk about it and promote it.

Well, to care, to, to carry this on the whole uniparty concept.

Who is it the one that decries the uniparty the most? Conservatives, right? Yeah. Sure.

I mean, you don't see a bunch of left wingers out there decrying Republicans delivering for

Democrats. Now do you? No, as a matter of fact, as a matter of fact, you've got individuals in

the state of Texas cheering, Democrats cheering that Jane Nelson, the so-called Republican Secretary

of State, wants to keep Democrats voting in Republican primaries. She's joisting it.

She knows that a lot of these fake Republicans, like your, your friend, Charlie Garen,

can continue to get elected. They're Democrats, but they, but they, they can't get elected as

Democrats in their districts. So they're, they call themselves Republicans and they just deliver

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Not much. Yeah. How are you from here with the Save America Act?

Yes. Do you know the difference from the Save America Act and the Save Act?

I do not. Yeah. The Save America Act is something the president added a couple of more points.

You know about the basic Save America Act, which is you don't vote without voter ID. You have to

prove you're a citizen when you register to vote, right? And well, the president added no men

in women's sports and a couple of other aspects to the Save America Act. It's polling at 84%

of the country, Democrats, Republicans and Independents. 84% of our country wanted, right?

The United States Senate run by John Thun and alleged Republican and a bunch of fake Republicans

say, no, we're not going to give it to you. We're not going to do it. Now, you know that every

Democrat, when you will let, when Democrats vote for Democrats, you're voting for a totalitarian

dictator really to rule your life. When, when the Democrat politician says to their voters,

we're not going to give you what you want. They go, okay. Right? That, I mean, that's when you're

a Democrat, you're electing somebody to run your life. That's not what you, what conservatives

elect Republicans for. We want them to do what we tell them to do, Independents too. So John Thun

is keeping this arbitrary 60 vote threshold mindset and no standing filibuster the way

our founding fathers envisioned it so he can protect Democrats and their electoral prospects

at the ballot box by allowing them to cheat by not passing the Save Act. Now Thun this week is

going to bring up what he is saying is the Save Act for a vote. And you're going to hear it, Sean.

You're going to hear their Republicans are bringing up a vote on the Save Act. It's a lie.

It's spacious and he's praying that there are people out there too stupid to recognize what's

actually being voted on. The Save Act will not be voted on this week. It is a, what they call a

cloture vote. You familiar with that term? It is a vote to proceed to debating the Save Act.

The reason why you know it's not a real vote is because no Democrat is out there,

Caterwalling and saying they're going to filibuster it. If there were, if this were an actual

vote on the Save Act, the Democrats would be filibustering it. And they would be standing and

trying to do everything they could probably for a month to, to delay the vote. And it would

ultimately pass with a 50 plus one vote because there are, there are certain Republicans who don't

believe who want to hand over the Congress to Democrats so they can ruin the last two years of

Trump. So they can get back to corruption as usual on the Hill. But what you're going to be seeing

this week, you're going to be hearing it. And it's about if I'd even publications you and I trust

they're going to be saying a vote for the Save Act. No, it's not the Save Act. Save

Act is not even up for a vote this week. It's a cloture vote. It's a procedural vote.

And every Republican is going to go vote for it. Every Democrat is going to vote against it.

And they're going to say shucky darn Sean. We just couldn't, couldn't get past those

rascally Democrats. Yeah. And it's all bullshit. It's all bullshit.

All the same thing, man. Yeah. I mean, that's how it goes. You know, how much do you know,

we, we talk about all might, you know, my apathy all the time. Right. It's just stuff like this

that keeps it turned up. See, and the only now, if I hadn't explained it to you,

and, and again, I'm not, I'm not trying to say because I think you're too hard on yourself. You

are still more informed in the average American citizen out there. But let's just say, you know,

you would have read the, if I hadn't explained that to you, and you would have read the headline,

the, the Senate votes on the Save Act and it's defeated. You would have said, oh, well,

nice try, right? And you would never have known that it was because John Thune is sticking,

do you know that's not even a rule? This 60 vote threshold is not even a rule. It's a handshake

between Republican, oh, yeah, the, the, the, the unit party. It's Mitch McConnell,

way back in the day, wasn't it? Well, it, it precedes even him 1975. Oh, is when they started this

arbitrary threshold. Now, consider this, this, this was supposed to be a mechanism to ensure that

the rights of the minority weren't trounced on. And there would be debate, right? But the way

it works now is whoever's in the minority says, oh, we're going to fill a bus to that.

And then the majority says, okay, then we won't bring it up. Now, does that foster debate?

Or does that kill debate? Oh, of course, it kills debate. It kills debate, exactly.

Another thing I bring up all the time is Mr. Smith goes to Washington, 1939. Yes.

And how it hasn't changed. I mean, you watched that movie today and it could be modern times

because nothing has changed. But back then, but back then, I mean, of course, the big dramatic scene

is his new passionate debate in the filibusker. Yes. Yes. And yeah. So since since 1975,

we haven't had that. Have not had that. And so the founding fathers never intended the Senate

to be a place that only votes on judges once in a while and then votes on massive overspending

all the time, which is what it's devolved into. They're a Glenn Beck. I'm not the only one

observing this, but Glenn Beck and others are pointing out that to maintain a opposition to a

filibuster, you have got to have diligence, right? All the Republicans would need to be there

to proceed to the next level of of this debate. This is how filibusters were done in the past.

This is the founding fathers vision, right? Yeah. You can you can obstruct, but you can't obstruct

forever, right? Which is what, which is what the new handshake has done. We can obstruct forever,

right? And if only that had worked during Obamacare, right? And there there's a there's a whole

story about that. But at any rate, the founding fathers never intended the Senate to be this

ineffective. You know, all John Thune has done since he's been there in the majority and since

Republicans have had the majority has passed one bill over a year. And that is the big beautiful

bill. Do you know that there's a you can that's called a reconciliation bill and you can do a

reconciliation bill once every fiscal year. So they haven't even started on a second reconciliation

bill. There's not going to be a second one because they did one for Trump and now the effort

by fake Republicans is to turn over the Congress to to Democrats by doing nothing showing and getting

the the base angry at them. So they won't turn out so that it's going to drive down voter

participation for Republicans. Of course, you know, who's really pissed off about this are house

Republicans. They did their job. They passed the Save America Act. They passed it. But when people

go to the polls, all they're going to say from their lips is do nothing Republicans, stupid ass

Republicans. And they're going to take it out and they're going to wipe out the majority in the

house. And and now Polly market is saying they're going to turn over control of the Senate and it's

all by design. John Thune, Mitch McConnell, John Curtis, Lee Simmerkowski, and an untold there was

a list that Mark Meadows put out of a whole bunch of I mean, dude, 15, 15 other Senate names

over Republicans who want to hand over the Congress to Democrats so they can in page Trump

for the next two years, torpedo his agenda and get back to corruption as usual so they can

turn you and I from citizens to slaves. It's exactly what the agenda is. And it's brought to you by

air quotes, Republicans. So you want to talk about uniparty? Just look at John Thune,

look at John Cornyn, look at John Curtis, look at John Barroso. You know, you know what,

John's are good for Sean, a whole bunch of crap, a whole bunch of crap. And that's all these,

these A holes are teeing up. And I, I for one, I'm, I'm done. And you know how this all played out

with Paxton, right? And our, and our little Senate runoff here. Did you, did you see all that,

how that all went down? Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, uh, Cornyn is on the ropes because of Ken Paxton

definitely said, you know what? I'll, I'll step down from this race, Mr. President,

because I back your signature piece of legislation, the Save America Act, if the Senate will just pass

it. And John Thune's out there saying, we want John Cornyn, because he's, you know, he's corruption

central. He's kiss the Democrats ass central. That's all he does, right? And then that's, that's,

the favored kind of Republican on Capitol Hill, one who finds the nearest Democrat ass cheek in

which to firmly plant their lips. So, you know, if it's that, no, it is. No, no, I, I don't think it

is necessarily. I think it's just the power in the money that they don't, they're not driven

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What do you mean? I mean, they fight like dogs to maintain their positions. No, no. I'm saying,

when was the last time you saw the Democrat party say to its voting base right now? They're in

the middle of a third government shutdown. They'll deliver for their base, right? It's only fake

Republicans who have listened to these Democrats. Hey, man, well, why don't you just join us

and elections won't mean shit anymore? Just join us. Just do what we tell you and join us.

And these Republicans are like, yeah, let's go for it. Save America. I don't know, man. I don't

know. I don't think that's happening. I don't think there are back room conversations of

the kind you're describing. I don't know. Maybe I'm just very naive, but I don't know, dude.

I'm tired of the whole thing and it just doesn't make sense that we don't have to provide

an idea to vote and that there are men in women's locker rooms. None of that makes sense.

How it hasn't passed by now. How it isn't just common sense and everybody's on board.

I don't get it. That's why I'm frustrated. That's why I'm apathetic. That's why I feel like, you know,

it's my duty to vote and I do, but it's a waste of 20 minutes for me. That's how I feel. That

nothing. That's how you're supposed to feel. That's how you're supposed to feel. Now, remember,

it's exceeding if that's what they're trying to do. Yeah. Yeah. There are a couple of people in the

house that actually got something done, right? But I think it's fair to say there's a majority in

the Congress who wants to fundamentally change the relationship between citizen and government.

How else do you look at the American people? If you're John Thun and you're Chuck Tumer, right?

You're looking at the American people. You've got an 84% issue. Let me put this way. Sean,

if you were the Senate majority leader and all you had to do to get votes, to please your own base,

to please independence and to please a majority of Democrats who want this is just to get it past.

Right? And then force your political opponents to stand up there for a month and tell all of

their voters, remember, this is 50% of Democrats want this voter ID. Chuck Schumer, all of these

Democrat Chris Coons, Adam pencil neck shift, they would be up there filibustering,

telling all of their voters while they're full of shit and they shouldn't they shouldn't want this.

Right? Talk about an electoral landslide, right? That's the definition of, hey, we make good policy,

the American people want and we get reelected. John Thun is saying, oh, I see the American people want

this. So I'm going to say no. Okay. Well, okay, then how do you see? Well, no, I think that there are

other thoughts behind not blowing up the filibuster. It's not blowing up the filibuster,

it's restoring it to the way it was originally intended. Well, I mean, they've been talking about

getting rid of it completely. No, no, no, it's called the talking filibuster, which is how they've

also been talking about Mr. Smith, which is blowing up the majority. The nuclear option is forcing

Democrats to stand and do a talking filibuster, which by the way is in the rules, they never change

the rules. What's that this current 60 vote threshold is a hand shake. That's all. That's it since

1975. It's it's elites making a bargain against you and me, Sean. That's exactly what it is.

So they can collect their $174,000 a year and sit on their lily lily lividasses.

Tell me tell me what else the United States Senate has done to pass a law that the American people

have wanted. They just passed a housing bill. You know what it you know what housing bill it is?

It's a Democrat housing bill that John Thun just passed. And the house is saying, guess what? It's

going nowhere. It's dead in a rival here because you're sitting on the save act. By the way,

the Senate sitting on over 200 house bills. John Kennedy got up there four months ago on the

Senate floor saying, why are we doing a second reconciliation bill? We've sat here then four

months for months ago. We've sat here for five months. He says, and we've not done any work on a

new reconciliation bill. Why? Now, Sean, you can say that these conversations aren't happening.

That there isn't a collusion between John Thun and Chuck Schumer. But how is it that you've

got a Republican leader doing everything he can to make sure we don't have integrity at the ballot

box? Who does he benefit? How about this? I'll give you another one. Do you know what a pro

form a session of Congress is? No. Proform a session of Congress is every three days somebody in

the Senate gavels in and then gavels out. You know what that stops recess appointments.

Right now, President Trump has an untold number of nominees that the Democrats have been allowed

to say we don't want them. These are US attorneys who will be once they're in place would go after

Democrats for their illegal activity and their law fair. They're conducted in the four years of

Joe Biden. And the Democrats said, Nope, we're not going to allow it. We're going to blue slip them.

You remember hearing about those blue slips? We're going to blue slip them. So none of these nominees

are being voted on and to stop their appointment, John Thun, not not Chuck Schumer, John Thun, a so-called

Republican at the behest of John Cornyn at the behest of Lisa Murkowski and John Curtis and

Tom Cotton and all the rest of them. They're gabbling in so that Trump can't do a recess appointment,

which is good for two years. You go back and you look at Bush had 137 or 173 recess appointments,

Clinton had a whole bunch. Even Obama had 32 recess appointments. You know, many recess appointments

Trump has had zero. Okay. So what do we do? I mean, you know, no, no, no, I'm fairly depressed.

No, I'm not trying to press you. First off, but first off, the first step is, Sean,

it's not up for vote this year. The first, the first step is to recognize is to get rid of this

notion and, oh, come on, man, I can't believe that there are Republicans working against. Okay.

So I'm getting rid of that notion. Yeah. I still only have one vote and it only happens every two

years. Yep. So what the FMIS is supposed to do now. First thing, there's nothing I can do.

First thing you can do is you call up your member of Congress and you call up your senators office.

Now, granted, Kornin's going to ignore you, but Cruz won't. You go out there and you vote for

John Kornin and you, well, Cruz is going to do the right thing anyway. So, well, again, I'm, you

take away what the hell do I do? There's nothing I can do. You take away their mechanism by which

they exert this power, which is, why do you think John Thun is so jonesing to get John Kornin back?

Because he is a great instrument of corruption, delivering for Democrats. It's, dude, it's the same

thing that we saw in the Texas State House. Remember the 36th fake Republicans I told you that

went and caucused with 49 Democrats to elect a new speaker? It's the same shit. It's the same

shit. But you know what? The station you and I used to work on used to invite Charlie Garron on

and slap him on the back. Yeah. Good old, good old Charlie Garron. You, you, you stop, you stop

reinforcing that. You stop tuning out and anybody who's in your circle, you start telling the truth.

You're going to, as I told you, you're going to see a shit load of headlines this week.

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My buddy, Alexander Mews, A-Mews on X, wrote a fabulous article on what John Thune

could do, what are within his powers as Senate Majority Leader. Fantastic article. 21 million

people read it. And once you read it, you go, oh, Thune's full is shit, right? Okay, but still

again, we all know that. Okay, let's say the entire world knows that now. Yep.

John Thune's going to do what John Thune wants to do. I'm not in his district. He's not up for

election. He's a senator. So he you're not in South Dakota. And he's not up for a re-election

until 28. Correct. Right. So, dude, I mean, I don't know, there's just, I mean, the people

look south, there's so much people of South Dakota of going on over all the stuff that I,

and I don't know what it's good for. It's not even, it's not hand-ringing. And that's,

that's another thing. It's not hand-ringing. It's like the American people have got to wake up

to the fact that 84% of our people want this. And you've got one half of one part of our government

saying, F you, we're not going to give it to you. So what do those 84% of the people do then?

Then, then the 84% of the people across this country, which is a voting majority, needs to have

a fire sale. They need to go that we, we've just done our primaries. And we're, we're, we're in the

process of getting rid of one of the biggest cancers to afflict us, which, who is John Cornon,

one of the most ineffective pieces of, of flotsam there, there have been. Everybody else around

the country needs to get word about their current piece of flotsam that is backing up. Or not,

John Thun. And people got to get informed, dude. They've got to stop going, oh, well,

a nice troll. I guess the, and the biased press gets up there and says, Donald Trump wants you to

pass this. He doesn't understand the way of the world, the way the Senate works. Does he?

And John Thun patronizes as well. We're trying to educate the president. If you, dude,

you're not educating him. You're, you're trying to snowball him. And he knows it. I'm not going

to tell you who I talk to, but I, I called out the White House. I'm saying, hey, you guys realize

what's going on here, right? You recognize that John Thun and company are trying to hand back control

of the Congress to Democrats so they can take you out. They'll ask two years of your agenda out,

right? They're, the White House is aware. That's what I'm told. The White House is aware.

So that's what it takes. People understanding what's going on. That's what it takes.

Okay. And, and once you realize you're being bullshitted, then you don't, then you're not going

to stand for being bullshitted anymore. Are you? This idea, Sikshan, I, I'm a believer in a

government of buy and for the people. That's what I am. I'm an American. And the fact that so

many of our people have been conditioned to go, oh man, whatever they tell us, that's not America's

government. That's not what we're supposed to be. That's what I'm trying to drive drive home.

We're not supposed to be that. We're, we are supposed to be, um, you know, Mr. Smith goes to

Washington. We're supposed to be that. And the reason why it has been allowed to degrade this far

is we've accepted, oh, well, there's really nothing I can do. They, they do, they made up these

rules. So there was, so they wouldn't have to do anything. That's what, that's what I'm trying to

tell you. They made this shit up. So they wouldn't have to do anything. Okay. Well, you know, it's,

if it's been going on since 1975, as you say, then apparently we're not that outraged by it

or else it wouldn't be going on since 1975. So, well, wait a minute. Tell me, tell me,

that's a lot of generations. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Just accept it. Tell me another issue

that has unified our people since 1975, like the Save America Act. I can't name for you,

even illegal immigration. I can't name for you an issue that unites our people

like the Save America Act does. I can't tell you the last time our people have been unified

around anything. But we are now. We are, we are this idea that you need to be a citizen to vote,

this idea that you need to show who you are, when you go to vote, 84% of our country.

It's, I think it works out to 84% of independence, 96% of Republicans, and over 50% of Democrats.

Think that ought to be the case. I can't name for you another issue. And it should be, it should

outrage every American within the sound of our voice, when they hear, oh yeah, 84% of our

John Thune's job is to provide what the majority of this country wants, what the voters want.

And he's telling us, nope, not going to do it. Chuck Schumer. Nope, not going to do it. It's the

United States Senate united against this country. And I'll have words with anybody who says otherwise.

And it's fundamentally changing the relationship between government and our citizens.

There's no other way to look at it. So that's, that's what I'm paying attention to this week.

So I, and, and where it starts is getting rid of that apathy. You know, you get the government

you deserve. How often do we say that on this, on this show? And you're right. It's not gotten

bad enough. But I think there's a, there's a reason why this is getting a traction now.

It's because for the first time, and I can't remember when our people are going,

what the hell do you mean? You're not going to give us what 84% of the country wants. What do you

mean? You're not going to do it. Isn't your job? People are, for the first time in decades,

asking, wait a minute, isn't that your flipping job? Aren't you there to deliver on the will of

the people? That's what I'm saying. And, and maybe for the first time in 30 or 40 years,

our people are finally having that conversation. At least in my, yeah. And, and when he doesn't

pass it, when he doesn't blow up the filibuster, what do we do? Well, it's not blowing up the

filibuster. It's restoring, restoring the filibuster. Sure. Okay. Yeah. I think remember that's,

that's the, that's the vision of the founding fathers. No, I get it. I misspoke. So would he,

when he decides not to do that? Well, we Texans go to the polls and vote for Ken Paxton

to punish John Cornyn and his ilk. We, in turn, take away a tool that John Thune has

to insert the, to assert the Democrats will over our people. And we let that light a prairie fire

across the entire country and saying, you know what? All the senators who joined Thune, we already

know five of them by name. He's protecting 15 others. And then when Sean, when they start losing

elections, that's when they're going to start doing what you tell them to do. Well, when John

Cornyn, when John Cornyn loses, that's going to send a shot across the bow. Once you take them out

of power, which is all, and you already said it, you already said it. What they covet is power.

That's how they define themselves. That's how they look, they look in the mirror and they

define their self worth because they're vacuous, soulless pieces of shit. A lot of them.

That, that, that this is, this is what we can do. We the people do. We defeat them.

And once they start losing power, then you get their attention. But you know what? I can

guarantee you won't make a difference is, oh, well, what can we do? That's not, that's not

going to make a difference. That's going to reward them for what they've been doing.

Just this, I mean, and our people have done it before. We've risen up before to take control of

our government. We can do it. I guess I just haven't experienced too many of those wins. And

that's the reason for my apathy. I mean, Trump obviously, two big wins for me. Yep.

But his first term, I mean, the amount of stuff that he got done in basically six months

because the piece of crap Congress that we had, even though it was a Republican House,

Republican Senate, they stymied him at every opportunity they got. Yes.

Until they all got voted out. So what, what he got done even with that opposition in the first

six months of his first term was unbelievable. And what he's gotten done in this year is unbelievable.

And, you know, I don't understand these people that, you know, like John Thune, you would think

seeing the success of Trump, seeing the support that he has would make John Thune go, hmm,

that seems to be the path to power. So let's get on that. And the fact that he doesn't, I don't

understand. I don't get it. And that's, you know, again, leads to my frustration in my apathy.

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or John Cornyn, or John Curtis, or John Barrasso, or any of these, all the other

johns that are full of shit, right? That's, that's the problem. Well, but it would be,

you know, no, no, it wouldn't be. Well, no, no, no, no, it would be, they would continue to get

elected and maintain their power, maintain their money. No, if they supported the Trump agenda.

America first means our citizens are first. Sean, and I guess, I guess I got to put it this

way. I know that it's hard for, for a guy like you to, to, to understand that such a thing is

evil people in this world. And the fact that they'd call themselves Americans,

I mean, you've got individuals up on Capitol Hill who have come this close,

returning us from citizens in the slaves to where we go to work for them. It's this close,

right? So, and got to pay your taxes, whether, whether the Senate does its job or not,

you're expected to pay your taxes. And all these shrubs do is they get together and they approve

a judge here and there. And then they, and they over the big, beautiful bill, the only thing they've

done, you know, they spent more than the Democrats did, the big, beautiful bill, they packed it full

of pork for their own pet projects. They're not shit benefit of us. The Trump stuff did. But all the

other stuff was meant to pack their power base, use our money to allow them to buy more power

and influence. And what the Trump agenda, the America first agenda undermines all of it.

They might actually have to work. I can't, I know you're going to, you're going to cry bullshit

on this. But the, the idea that they actually have to go and work is, is something Scott Pressler

is talking about. Glenn Beck is talking about a lot of it. The, the, the staffers on the Hill go,

that the United States Senate is a nursing home right now for a bunch of cramudions who just

want to be able to cash in and use it as their power base. And, and the idea that they would have

to show up and actually be there and maybe not take a vacation while, while Democrats filibuster.

John Thune is about ready to adjourn the damn, the damn Senate because they done so much good work,

they're going to adjourn the damn Senate to go for spring break for a month.

Right. And wow, if we're filibustering, that might get in the way of our vacation.

We might actually have to be there and work. I saw a stat that on average, the US Senate works

three days out of every week for the course of the year, three days. And what Trump is suggesting

that government be trimmed down, that the Congress take responsibility for our money,

that takes oversight, that takes people doing work, right. And for the, since 1975, these A-holes

haven't been doing any work to a lesser and lesser and lesser degree every single year. And we

keep letting them get away with it. Dude, trust me, this, this filibuster thing, if it goes talking

filibuster, it's going to require that, that a majority of a quorum be present of the majority.

Right. It's going to require that. Mitch McConnell can't even stand up. A lot of these, a lot,

Tom Tillis is too busy having dog shows on in the Senate to give a crap about. He's got one

foot out the door, that fake Republican, right. So it's, dude, it's going to require work.

I'm not saying it's not, but this idea that we don't require our Senate to work as hard as,

least as hard as we do. It's bullshit. And we've got to. And John Thune is looking around at

geriatric central and says, I don't know, we can do this. Think about that. Good legislation,

what's good for our people may rest on the fact that you have a bunch of Republicans that can't

stand and, and be present to do their freaking jobs. They've been elected to do.

I don't know. I have tired head now. Yep. A CPAC coming up. You're going to go?

No, it's in what I got to see. It's in Dallas. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah.

CPAC's going to be. Maybe you can buy me dinner and I'll tag along with it.

Gay, Lord Texan. Why don't you come down to broadcast? I mean, you have to get up early,

but come down to broadcast with us. We're going to go to CPAC.

That'd be fun. Yeah. Paxton's going to, um, is going to speak. John Kornin said it was going

to interfere with his, with his schedule. So he's, he doesn't want to be booed by a bunch of

conservatives. Like he was, you know, two years ago. Remember when he got up in front of the,

the Republican delegation at the convention. He was booed for 20 minutes after, after taking

and trying to take away our guns in Texas. Oh, he did. He, he, he, he achieved it. The bill is law.

Our guns, you and I are now forced to fund blue flag laws in, in blue states or red flag laws

in blue states and, uh, deny our fellow Americans do process because of John Kornin. He didn't

want to get booed again. So he found an excuse. By the way, Ted Cruz is going to go and he's going

to be able to make all of his votes. I wonder why John Kornin can't go. I don't know. So are you,

seriously going to, are you thinking about coming down? That'd be fun. Yeah. We'll talk about it.

Okay. Man. Yeah. I will, I will make sure you have my schedule, uh, not, not this week,

but the following week. Okay. So you got two weeks to prepare. Okay. All right. All right.

Hi, Bubba. Uh, one of the things. Sure. Don't know if you've seen it. Watch Melania.

You did watch that. I heard it was really good. Uh, very well done. Yeah. She's, yeah, she's,

it was, you know, it's about the 20 days leading up to the inauguration from the election. Yeah.

And all the stuff that she had to get done and she is hands on with decorating and design and

her personal looks and her gowns and stuff like that. She is, I mean, she, you know, she was a

super model. And then once a super model, I guess you probably always maintain that. And so it's,

it's interesting watching her getting fitted in some of these gowns. You know, she's like,

I need a quarter inch off here. I need a half inch taller there. And you know, it's just really

kind of interesting in the way that the devil wears Prada is, was kind of interesting, you know,

that that's something I am don't know anything about the fashion world. Obviously, since I'm in

grubby jeans and t-shirts with cigar burns in them every day. But just the whole

world of fashion is kind of interesting and it was neat to observe. And then there's the one

thing that's really getting a lot of pub was the one word she added to the president's speech

where he talked about wanting to be, oh, no, I'm going to get it wrong. Anyway, she, she added

a unifier. She wanted, she wanted him to say and be a unifier. Wow. And so there's a pretty

funny scene in that where she, she's sitting there as they're going over the speech and she adds

that to it. And he says, oh, I like that. Don't get for any credit. You guys, you know, he's

talking to a grubby crew. And she's, no, you guys get the credit for that. It was funny. So yeah. And

but yeah, she's, she's an interesting woman. And, and you know, as posh's life is for her,

it's still got to be excessively difficult. And then to see your husband nearly murdered twice

and to worry about your children or your child that is off at school. And you know, a lot of

stresses on her. And it was, it was a good watch. It was, it was interesting. I heard she was,

she cut, well, she's always had a reputation of being charming, but this, this movie

puts that on steroids that you, it's really an intimate look at her. And, and people

yeah, end up loving her even more true. Yeah. She seems like a just a really good person. Yeah. And

you know, it must be hard as English isn't her first language. It must be hard coming from,

you know, not, not great start, as far as economics go in her home country.

Um, the, another focus of the film was, it had been a year since she lost her mother. Oh,

wow. So, well, I think that, but it's something that the wife and I could probably watch together.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, it was good. Yeah, it was enjoyable. I like it. Dig it, man. Well, hey,

we've got another show behind the show next week. And then, then CPAC. So you and I

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